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ThMONMOUTH eCOUNTY'S HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER SINCE 1878 ister FRIDAY. JAN. 20. 1989 VOL. 111 NO. 93 25 CENTS Kean signs bill to require emergency 911 number

ators who handle an estimated 3,500 calls Penn said that revenue will pay for the By MIKE BURKE each day from people who dial '0' and ask annual operation and maintenance of the THE REGISTER to be connected to an emergency agency," 911 system. In addition, it will restore a Bennett explained. "It is apparent that total of about $16 million to several mu- public access to emergency services is nicipal coffers in the state each year by Residents will be able lo get emergency woefully inadequate." changing the tax status of the phone com- service from anywhere in the state by dial- panies. ing 911 as New Jersey yesterday became While the number of emergency tele- only the second state in the nation to re- phone numbers varies from county to The court-ordered breakup of AT&T quire the system from border to border. county, some use as many as 40-80 differ- had caused some towns to lose property ent listings. tax revenues from the phone companies, Assemblyman John O. Bennett III, R- and the legislation will give that money Monmouth. the bill's sponsor, said "There is little benefit in providing so- phisticated emergency resources if a per- back to the local governments, Penn said. Maryland is the only other state using a The companies will recoup those losses in universal emergency line. son dies or property is destroyed while'a caller is thumbing through a phone book other state and local incentives. Gov. Thomas. H. Kean signed the legis- or trying to get a number from an opera- "But it's not a windfall for any one lation and a companion funding bill yes- tor," Bennett said. The 9,11 line will elimi- company." Bennett said, noting that any terday. Bennett estimated that the 911 sys- nate such cases, he added. advantages accrued by the companies as a tem could be operating in about two years. Kean also signed a companion funding result of the new tax status would transl- The new system will cut response time package proposed by Assemblyman John late in to savings for consumers. and could save lives that might otherwise S. Penn. R-Somcrsct. It will alter the tax "The bill mandates that they go to the have been lost under current conditions, status of telephone companies and impose state Board of Public Utilities for a rate Bennettt noted. the state's 6 percent sales tax on the pur- reduction if they receive extra revenues as "There are about 1,000 telephone oper- chase and leasing of telephones. See GOVERNOR. Page 2A N.J. Republicans at inauguration; look ahead to gubernatorial race • RELATED STORIES 3A Gov. Thomas H. Kean told party faithful Virginia is home lo many campaign at Wednesday's New Jersey Ball, "for I pros who work in the capital. But New By NED KILKELLY think the next governor of New Jersey is Jersey is familiar turf as well. Many big- THE REGISTER somewhere in this room." name consultants worked on this past Expectations were high in the GOP- fall's hotly contested presidential and Sen- THE REGISTER/WILLIAM PERLMAN WASHINGTON, DC. — While Re- packed ballroom at the Sheraton-Wash- ate races. publicans across the nation have de- ington Hotel for keeping the governorship • \ scended here to celebrate the inauguration in the party in.November's showdown. A few gubernatorial hopefuls pressed Tuba tryout of the country's 41st president and anoth- the flesh at New Jersey's bash — as advi- As one of only two states — Virginia sory committees back home continued to Amy Degourge, 9, of Little Silver gets a tuba lesson from Dean Plank of the er four years in the White House, many the other — scheduled lo have a guberna- New Jersey party members focused atten- explore their candidates' respective Festival Brass, a five-member musical ensemble which performs^ a^ Mark- torial race_ in l989^_New Jersey has at- tion on remaining in Trenton a year from tracted the aTTenfion'oT prominent politi- chances of succeeding Kean — and recent ham Place School, Little Silver, in a program sponsored by the borough now. election losers made the rounds, saying Parent-Teacher Organization. cal analysts, media consultants and "Enjoy the dancing and the music," campaign strategists. hello and trying to gauge the success of See REPUBLICANS. Page 2A County task force to plan for future water shortages

dry as last year's warm months. our backs are against the wall." York City's water. level of the company's reservoirs rain fell in the area, well under the By VIRGINIA KENT DORRIS Arnold Kleeberg, county emer- said Kleeberg. New Jersey-American's reser- stood at 84.3 percent of capacity at average rainfall total of 3.98 inches voirs are at significantly higher mid-week, with the Swimming for that month. THE REGISTER gency management coordinator, Earlier this week, New York said that although officials arc. City and Westchester County. levels than those which supply River Reservoir at 83.2 percent of Rainfall levels so far in January, "not overly concerned" with cur- N.Y., declared a drought watch be- New York City despite lowcr- capacity and the Glendola Reser- she said, are also lower than nor- The county's emergency water rent levels at New Jersey-Ameri- cause low rainfall levels have left than-normal rainfall in December voir at 87.1 percent. mal. task force will meet Jan. 31 to as- can Water Company reservoirs, reservoirs in the Delaware River and early January, said Kalhy Szc- The combined total should be Szczepanik said .98 inches of sess the current water situation the creation of a plan of action was Basin have dropped to less than 50 zepanik, spokesperson for the closer to 100 percent at this time rain fell during the first half of the and to develop a plan it will imple- necessary. percent of capacity. Those reser- water company. of year, she said. month, running behind the ment if the summer of 1989 is as "We do not want to wait until voirs supply about half of New Szczepanik said the combined In December, only .7 inches of monthly average of 2.58 inches. Foundation mounts Middletown to seek legal costs fund drive for camp after winning suit by developer mountains where they can relax Selikoff s dismissal last week of a for a wide variety of birds and ani- By VIRGINIA KENT DORRIS and regroup. By VIRGINIA KENT DORRIS five-count suit filed by Murphy mals including deer, hawks and against the Planning Board and blue herons. THE REGISTER "There are camps for sick chil- THE REGISTER dren, but none that I know of for the township last Feburary. - Although Murphy agreed to the entire family," said Karaban, Murphy, a principal in Better limit the development lo 18 MIDDLETOWN — Thomas MIDDLETOWN — The town- houses during the course of six adding that having a seriously ill ship will seek to recover legal costs Homes and Gardens Real Estate Karaban has a dream: to create a child in the family takes its toll on in Saddle River, could not be hearings on the project, the Plan- place where sick children and their from a developer who charged his ning Board voted to turn down the siblings and parents as well. civil rights were violated when his reached last night for comment. families can take a vacation from "Their lives have been turned application in December 1987. the stress that accompanies a life- application to build 18 homes on In 1986, Murphy first proposed In his suit. Murphy charged thai threatening illness. upside down completely," he said. an environmentally sensitive site the construction of 24 houses on a "Their whole world has been shat- the board's decision was "arbii near McClees Creek was turned 84-acre site bordered by Navesink trary, capricious, unreasonable Karaban heads the Rainbow tered. The families become dis- down. Foundation, a non-profit organiza- River Road, Cooper Road, Mc- and otherwise wrongful" and jointed, and for some it's just too Clees Road and McClees Creek in tion he founded in 1984 to help much." Attorney Bernard Reilly yester- asked the court to overturn the day said he has filed a motion the Navesink section. ruling. seriously ill children. Karaban said he has already lo- THOMAS KARABAN seeking $4,000 in legal costs from According to Lawrence Carton Murphy further claimed that the Last year the group provided cated the camp he had envisioned Joseph J. Murphy Jr., applicant for — a 24-acre wooded site with a the approximately $2 million he III, Planning Board attorney, the township's actions were "in viola- abour SI 00,000 to families of chil- needs to purchase and operate the the Hunts Crossing development, dren stricken by cancer, diabetes, lake, athletic fields and several proposed development generated tion of the Fifth and Fourteenth camp. calling Murphy's suit against the an outpouring of public protest Amendments of the Constitution" muscular, dystrophy and other ill- buildings in Warren County — township "frivolous." nesses to pay for transportation, and named it Rainbow Mountain. Karaban said he and other from neighbors and environmen- and asked for compensatory dam- medical bills and other necessities. This week, Karaban said, he members of the foundation began The decision to try to recover talists because the steeply-sloping ages, legal fees, and "any other Now he wants to give them what kicked off a fund drive — dubbed to think about founding the camp the legal costs comes in the wake wooded site encompasses about 19 such procedural, substantive and money can't buy — a camp in the the Rainbow Dream — to collect See CHARITY, Page 2A of Superior Court Judge Marshall acres of wetlands and is a habitat See MIDDLETOWN, Page 2A THE BOTTOM LINE Double talent Basking in victory Full house The only thing that keeps • For state Republicans, the Local politicians and just Ann Landers 9A Lotteries 2A Tom Avaklan from being a Inaugural festivities In plain folk packed the house Bloom County 6A Movies 10A one-man band Is that he Washington, D.C. have been a last night fora IttOe "get- Classified 8B Obituaries 4A cannot sing and play trombone time for basking In the glow of together" with the HaDet Comics 8B Real Estate 12B at the same time. a presidential victory that did Board of Education. Crossword 9A Religion 7B But in Sunday's Monmouth not look certain a year ago. Designed toopen the lines Editorial 8A Sports 1B Symphony Orchestra concert, "Whenever you take 40 out of communication between the. Entertainment 12A Television 7A Avaklan will step out of the of SO states, that's a great board and the community, the Horoscope 9A Weather 4A orchestra pit and onto the victory,' add Mate Assembly event drew about 100 people, stage for a solo vocal Majority Leader Qarabed Including several current and Jumble «A Your Town 8A performance. "Chuck Haytalan. former municipal officials.

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JOBS! JOBS! JOB8! REWARD REWARD CANT GO WRONG BUSINESS DIRECTORY Odds & Endi for Sale NORTHSHORE RUMSON Merchandise for Sale Read the Help Wanted Columns FOR FINDING OUR AD FOR FINDING OUR AD Complete stuffed lobster or Prime In Today's Classified INSIDE INSIDE Rib Dinner $18.00. Friday nite CLOSE OUT ON ALL in Today's Classified section THE HAULOUT THE HAULOUT Bahn Highlands 872-1Z4S WOMANSWEAR UP TO 75% OFF 2A The Register LOCAL FRIDAY, JAN. 20, 1989 Union Beach council balks at paying for repair of gas leak

prevent contamination of the water supply. Kosenski to decide the best way to resolve the By KENISTON W. TRAINOR "Why should we have to pay for someone issue. NORTHSHORE THE REGISTER else's problem?" asked Mayor Carmen Stop- The council also agreed to trade a 125 ft. x picllo. 100 ft. lot on Cambridge Avenue owned by the borough with an identical-sized lot on Morn- UNION BEACH — Council members last Councilman Richard Normile agreed, saying ingside Avenue purchased a little more than a night balked at picking up the cost of repairing the borough should have the property owner year ago by resident Andy Kutschman. a gas leak from a defunct service station on responsible for the gas leak pay the cost of Kutschman, a 25-year borough resident, said WINTER CLEARANCE Route 36 that is interfering with the borough's removing the contaminated soil. he bought the Morningside Avenue lot in a tax $1.2 million water line extension project. Borough Attorney Robert Thaler suggested sale and planned to build a new home on the W0MENSWEAR LAST CHANCE SALE! George Whalen of Schoor DiPalma & Cang- that the borough could pay the added cost to property. We'll Be Closing Our Womens Department In er, consulting engineer for the water line exten- avoid delaying the project and recoup the cost "It took me a year to get state approvals to Rumson On March 1st. Come Early For sion project, said the gas leak has contami- from the property owner at a later date. build on the property, and then I learned that the Bayshore Sewerage Authority has a 20-foot Dramatic Savings On Our Entire Line of nated about 200 feet of soil where construction Councilman Paul Smith agreed with the at- Quality Traditional Womenswear — SAVE workers are installing a 10-inch water main to torney's suggestion, saying, "The bottom line easement that makes it impossible to build on connect with Shorelands Water Co. the property." Kutschman said. "The ease- UP TO 75% OFF. is we have to get this work done. Down the ment didn't show up on the borough maps or The hook-up with Shorelands will allow the road, we can get after the property owner." come up during the title search." ' borough to comply with a state mandate to When the council was unable to reach an Although the mix-up on the maps was not purchase half of its water from an outside agreement on how to proceed, Stoppiello in- the borough's fault, Kutschman thanked the Great Savings In Men's & Boyswear Too! source. Whalen estimated it would cost about structed the Building and Grounds Committee council for agreeing to trade properties to allow Save up to 50% on Suits; Sportcoats; Slacks; $34,000 to remove the soil near the pipe to to meet with Borough Engineer Richard him to build a new home. Outerwear; Topcoats; Sweaters; Dress & Sportshirts; Furnishings. Middletown to seek legal costs after suit Continued from Page 1A said. "They must have done it developer's EIS was found lack- "People get turned down in 117 EAST RIVER ROAD, RUMSON equitable relief as the court shall from a helicopter gunship with all ing, the case was decided in the planning and zoning cases all the OPEN DAILY 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. WED. TILL 8 pm deem just." guns tiring because they found no township's favor. time. If they turn around and sue Carton said yesterday that Seli- birds, no fish, no animals, no Reilly said the developer's alle- the town under a civil rights case, NORTHSHORE CHARGE, OR CHECK ON koff s decision seemed to rest on nothing on that property." gation that his civil rights had it creates an unnecessary expense MERCHANDISE 50% OFF OR MORE. an environmental impact been violated was an attempt to for the town to defend its zoning statement prepared by the devel- Canon said that because the intimidate the township. ordinances," he said. oper, which Carton called "a Planning Board's decision to turn "People try to extort a set- Selikoff is expected to consider joke." down the application hinged on tlement by blasting you with these the township's motion to recover "The EIS was a disgrace," he environmental concerns and the frivolous complaints," said Reilly. legal costs Feb. 17.' Charity seeks funds for camp Continued Irom Page 1A For an 8-year-old sports enthusiast also suffering flemingtfm furs two years ago, when they realized that a child's frame from cancer, he said, daily gifts donated by profes- of mind and his recovery were closely intertwined. sional sports teams seemed to allow the boy to con- "In working with kids we've found that half the tinue debilitating chemotherapy treatments. battle is to keep their spirits up," he said. "The men- "We've seen it work in little ways," he said. "Just tal outlook plays an important part in the healing imagine if we had a facility like this — what a place GREATEST EVER.. process —much more than we originally thought." like this could do for them." For one 3'/j-year-old boy with cancer in the hospi- Karaban said his immediate goal is to raise the tal at Christmastime, Karaban said, it was bringing $200,000 he needs for a down payment on the camp. all the trappings of the season to his bedside that Anyone interested in helping with the project may seemed to bring about a marked improvement in his contact the Rainbow Foundation at 15 Cherry Tree condition two days later. Farm Road, New Monmouth, N.J. 07748. Governor signs 911 Lotteries New Jersey number bill into law Last night's Pick-3 was 3-4- 5. Straight bet pays $292; Continued from Page 1A viewed all the figures, concluded box, $48.50; pairs, $29. The a result of the tax changes," Ben- that it's a wash and won't cost us Pick-4 was 5-7-6-1. Straight nett noted. any money." Bennett said. bet pays $2,536; box, "This is one of the most impor- $105.50. The Pick-6 was 6-8- Although the legislation calls tant pieces of legislation I've for the state to provide some $9.5 20-21-25-37; bonus number, worked on in my 10 years in the 22730. million to get the system up and Legislature." Bennett said.. "It's running, the sales tax on the nice to know that a part of me will phone equipment will pay for the live on ... and it will leave a lasting New York 911 line in years to come. mark on my legislative record." The Daily Number was 3-7- Kean had expressed support for New York City uses a 911 sys- tem, but the emergency number is 9. The WinFour was 0-1-8-6. the 911 concept, but had voiced The Keno was 12-20-22-26- skepticism about the funding. used on a town-to-town basis throughout New York State, Ben- 32-41-46-49-55-57-58-61- "The administration, having re- nett said. 62-65-66-69-70-77-78-79.

Republicans look ahead The Register to gubernatorial contest (ISSN 0884-4707) Circulation: Continued from Page 1A candidates tor governor, and the 542-8880 or 583-5210 another possible campaign run. best governors, come from slate Toil-Free: 1-800-648-0352 Before he resigned as state at- positions and not Congress," Hay- Monday-Friday, . torney general, W. Cary Edwards laian said, gently digging at Rep. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. said he would stick to his timeta- James Cornier. R-N.J., and Rep. Sunday, ble for officially declaring whether James Florio, D-N.J., who nar- 8 a.m.-11 a.m. he would run for the GOP nomi- rowly lost to Kean in 1981. Classified Advertising: nation for governor by early Feb- Both congressmen have made ruary. pre-campaign stops in Monmouth 542-1700 County in the past six months. Monday-Friday, A committee established to ex- 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. plore his chances has been collect- Budget practices vary so drasti- ing money, but Edwards said he cally on federal and state levels, Display Advertising: will not begin soliciting cash until Haytaian said, that the governor 542-4000 he officially makes his decision. must have direct knowledge, and Monday-Friday, Asked if it is not a foregone con- preferably intense experience, 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. clusion that a man who resigns as with the state's spending proce- Editorial Department: attorney general to explore a pos- dures. 542-4000 sible run for governor is not al- "Congress and the state Legis- ready running, Edwards replied, lature are two different ball- "It might be." games." he said. Edwards said his experience, The issues in the state's U.S. The Register which includes stints in municipal Senate contest where Democratic (USPS 145-440) incumbent Frank Lautcnberg easi- government, the Legislature and Established in 1878 the governor's cabinet, will be his ly turned back Republican chal- by John H COOK and Henry Clay strongest asset as a candidate. lenger Pete Duwkins of Rumson, MOllk will re-emerge as the primary top- One Register Plaza Shrewsbury NJ 0770? "Nobody else can put that (kind 1 201 M2 4000 ics in the gulu-i natural campaign, ' Bianch otlk«: of resume) together," he said. Monmouth Courtly Courthouse Haytaian said. 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One Register Praia, Shrewsbury. NJ 07702 OPEN SUNDAY & EVERY DAY 10 A.M. TO 6 RM. taian, was more definite in his "I sense a strong reservoir of NO 8 SPRING ST., FLEMINGTON. NEW JERSEY support. good will here tonight," Dawkins THE REGISTER and THE SUNDAY REGISTER ale "History shows that the best said. published by MONMOUTH PUBLISHNO COMPANY One ol the World's Largest Manufacturers and Distributors of Fine Furs. FRIDAY, JAN 20 1989 LOCAL The Register 3A Grand old partiers have a ball at inaugural Republican officials say they traveled a long road to get to Pennsylvania Avenue 'When at one point. George Hush was would continue the growth Ihe state has said thai when Hush dropped oul of Ihe want to encourage all kinds of people to By NED KILKELLY 17 points behind in the polls, hut still made under eight years of Hepubliean |<*8() campaign, just before New Jersey participate in the two-parly system. THE REGISTER wins, it's lime for a big celebration." he rule. and California primary victories b> Run- I here's room for everybody in the GOP." said. Kcan's keynote speech used the themes aid Reagan, the last public appearance he The new president has made it clear to made was at Bathgate's house. The bash exhibited a mix of hometown he explored in his book. "The Politics of his new cabinet members that they arc 10 WASHINGTON. IXC — Although pride in the important role the stale Inclusion." which has been adopted as a •\ year laler. the new vice president reach out 10 all segments of society "on a talk of next fall's gubernatorial contest played in, electing the Bush-Quayle ticket point of emphasis in the newly formed came back to Balhgatc's home to meet scale never seen before." Balhgate said. stirred conversations at Wednesday and a recognition of the national promi- Bush Administration. gubernatorial hopeful lorn Kean for the "Fat cats come in man) different color- s." he added. "You don't have to be while night's New Jcrsej Ball, the night was nence the departing governor has "ll's'going 10 be a different administra- first time. "Hush came back three limes to more a time for reflection, for basking in achieved, especially with the new C'om- campaign for Kean." Balhgate said. "He to be a I'al cat." tion — and not just a kinder, gentler one Fat cals and Ihe GOP of lesser party the glow of a national Republican victory mandcr-in-C hief. at that." said Lawrence BathgalC. Nation- lakes sonic measure of credit for Kean's that did not look at all certain a.year ago. elcclionin 'SI." weight mingled, danced and sang the Bush asked Kean to give the keynote al Finance Chairman for the Republican praises ol"KOs-brand conservatism in the' "Whenever you take 40 out of 50 states, address at his nominating convention in Parly and a Rumson resident. Bush respects Kean and his political nation's capital Wednesday night, just that's a great victory." said Assembly Ma- New Orleans in August. On Wednesday Balhgate. who has served as national philosophy that the Republican Parly hours before their parlv brethren from the jority Leader Garah'ed "Chuck" Haylaian. night. Kean rallied the GOP troops into parly fund-raiser for eight years and was must open its doors to minorities to sur- resl ol ihe country will join them in salut- R-Warren-Sussex. working for a consensus candidate who recently elected to another iwo-ycar term. vive in the IWOs. Balhgate said. ."We ing the new president. Expert: Competition Locals vocal about Bush bash For this week's festivities. Dowd and "People are saying that certain prob- will sink ferry service By NED KILKELLY several county GOPers rented out lems are so enormous — such as the THE REGISTER ..rooms and a hospitality suit at the budget deficit, third world debt, the So- Omni-Shoreham Hotel. Other county viet drive toward world domination , By KENISTON W. TRAINOR Republicans who came down to partake and drugs — that no matter how good WASHINGTON, D.C. — The mayor in the inaugural celebration were Long he is. no matter how sound his pro- THE REGSTER of Middlelown calls it "the Super Bowl Branch Mayor Phil Huhn, Red Bank grams are. these problems will ultimate- of politics," with the difference being Mayor Michael Arnone. former county ly defeat him. They may be right, but that everybody knows who won. And GOP leader Fred Kniesler. former As- you could be Mohammed and Jesus ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — A local the winner is being feted by proud semblyman and GOP congressional Christ all rolled into one. and they transportation expert predicted yesterday members of the Grand Old Party, no candidate Joe Azzolina, Assemblyman would still be tough problems to solve." that the Borough Council's decision 19 matter what of level of government they Joe Kyrillos. state Senator S. Thomas Dowd said. encourage competition for a commuter occupy or aspire to fill. Gagliano, former Assembly members Azzolina. former state legislator and ferry service ultimately will destroy the For many Republicans, the appeal of Brian Kennedy and Marie Mueller, and the losing candidate, for Congress in the industry. this bicentennial Inaugural Gala, which County Auditor Geri Popkin. 3rd District this past fall, had no doubt local wags are predicting will cast $30 The consensus among the Mon- about Bush's future. Peter Koelsch. vice chairman of the million in mostly private donations, is mouth County contingent was that "Now that Bush is out of Reagan's Monmouth County Transportation Coor- in celebrating the success of their candi- George Bush was going to make the shadow, he's going to prove he's a great dinating Committee and a transportation date with other parly members. from party, if not the country, proud as presi- leader." Azzolina said. historian, cited numerous examples of across the country, dent. "But I'm prejudiced to ex-Navy men." he added. Azzolina served in the how competition between mass transit "It's an exciting time for the country "Just as people underestimated Ron- companies has led to disaster. and an exciting time for all Republi- Navy in World War II and has been aid Reagan as nothing more than a cow- active in the Navy reserve for years. cans," said Monmouth County Sheriff boy, an actor, a figurehead," Dowd said, "I'm trying to figure out why Atlantic Willian Lanzaro, attending his third in- "people arc doing the same thing with A/zolina said Bush will be. able to Highlands is trying to bring in another auguration of the decade. "You get to Bush... And just as they were wrong utilize all his varied experience in gov- service." Koelsch said. "If you study tran- see some very prominent people you about Reagan — and even some people ernment and public service as president, sit history, you'll see the competing com- wouldn't ordinarily get to see." who voted for him doubted his intelli- including his time as congressman, am- gence and ability — I think they are bassador to China, director of the C.I. A. panies knock each other off." Middletown Mayor Noel "Britt" Ray- and vice president. The new adminis- nor said "it's the political event of the going to be very wrong about Bush." Koelsch said Monmouth County used tration will hit the ground running. Az- year... It gets the adrenaline flowing for Although Bush was not his first zolina .claimed. . to be served by numerous bus and rail- PETER KOELSCH the next election, especially watching choice for nominee. Dowd eventually Just as fast for Bush will come the road systems, most of which went defunct tensive marketing studies before deciding such a tremendous man being sworn in came 10 see Bush as an effective cam- as our new president." critical editorials and shifting public because the increased competition sur- tQ operate a ferry commuter service. paigner who understood Washington opinion polls if his administration hits passed the demand for such services. Bruyere said studies show that the Mon- For Monmouth County Republican and presidential politics better than snags in its economic program, or en- William Dowd. tins trip to Washington most media honchos and political "Don't ask me why. but even the survi- mouth County market will support addi- counters setbacks in its foreign policy. tional ferry services. represents another step in an ideological holshots gave him credit for. But for now. Republicans from vors (of past competition wars) no longer journey that began while working for exist." he said. "Why do they want two Democrats and many Republicans around the country are content to let However. Koelsch contends that the Richard Nixon's presidential campaign underestimated Reagan as governor of the glimmer of newness surrounding ferry boat companies when the business main reason Direct Line has been success- in 196S as a law student at Rutgers. California for eight years and then again President Bush and Vice President isn't there? How do you justify it?" ful is because "most of the people who "I've been to every inauguration for two terms as president, and Dowd Quayle brighten their outlook. Walter Mihm. president of Direct Line ride the ferry arc subsidized" by their em- since "68 — except Jimmy Carter's." said he sees the first inkling of that atti- The problems can wait. They have a tude towards Bush as he takes office. Commuter Service which has been oper- ployers. Dowd said. grand new party to attend. ating out of Highlands since 1986. said the firm welcomes competition and pre- He further contends that Atlantic High- dicts that the customer base for commut- lands minimum bid of $25,000 per year er ferry service will increase as rail and for the service will drive ferry prices even bus prices go up and ferry rates go dow n, higher and make it tougher for companies to compete. "I think you're going 10 see a big m® flips. change in traffic patterns on the water- Koelsch said trolley service became ex- way. " Mihm said. "When there's enough tinct in Monmoulh County "when the of them where the rates would be compet- towns began charging loo many fees and itive (with trains and buses), this business taxes. You see the same thing (in Atlantic will lake off. Highlands). For $25,000 a year, they're "If it wasn't for (government) subsi- going to have to raise the fare. They're dies, if you and I weren't paying for the killing the goose that laid Ihe golden egg." {>us lines and the trains, you'd see compa- He said he understands that the bo- rable rates now." he added. "Although rough is looking at the service as a way to we're not that far off." increase revenues, but that commuters ul- Thomas Bruyere. president of TNT timately will suffer as the increased costs Hydrolincs. said his firm conducted ex- will be passed on to consumers. State lottery makes Eatontown resident $50,000 wealthier tax. "Plus, it's going to put me in a. higher By LAURENCE ARNOLD bracket." he noted. THE REGISTER Of the money he finally receives. Gross will keep only half: Ihe rest will go to his EATONTOWN — After playing the ex-wife. stale lottery for more than a decade, bo- Gross said he has not decided yet what rough resident Albert C. Gross finally got to do with his money. "I don't plan on his reward yesterday, winning $50,000 as loaning it. that's for sure." he said. runner-up in a Pick-6 bonus drawing. At 62. he is planning on retiring soon "I never won anything before in my from his job at Syntrex Corp. and said he life." he said. "It's like aOiiracle." probably will put his winnings toward his Ever since the inception of the state retirement. lottery. Gross has been shelling oul a dol- lar twice a week to play his numbers. One thing that's for sure. Gross said, is that he will continue to play Pick-6. And Once, he matched four of six. "I Won he urged other long-time players not to $96.1 think." he recalled. give up hope. One day last October. Gross checked "You can't possibly become a winner if his ticket and. as usual, his six numbers you don't take a chance." he said. "Some- did nol match. Bui a bonus number, body's goflo win." which automatically is printed on each GINA ticket, did. Clarification Bayshore Shopping Plaza He called the lottery headquarters and The Most Complete Fur Salon In New Jersey Highway 35 South at Hazlet Avenue was told to attend a finalists' drawing A story in Wednesday's Register which took place Wednesday in Atlantic reported that D&C Manzo Inc.. HAZLET, N.J. 07730 City. trading as the Doug-out Tavern. All Furs Priced For Immediate (201)264-9064 At. the drawing. Gross was picked as Matawan. had been cited by the Clearance, Shop Early For Best runner-up, which comes with a $50,000 Matawan Borough Council for two ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED cash prize. The grand prize winner, a tav- infractions of its liquor license. SALE STARTS FRIDAY JANUARY 19, 1989 Selection And Enjoy Your New SALE HOURS MON-SAT 10 AM-6 PM ern owner from Vineland. will collect that Although D&C Manzo Inc. holds amount each year for the next 20 years. the license for the Doug-out Tavern, Garment This Winter. ALL FURS LABELED TO SHOW COUNTRY OF ORIGIN ALL GARMENTS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE INTERIM Gross's prize already has begun to the Manzo family no longer controls MARKDOWNS MAY HAVE BEEN TAKEN WE ARE NOT shrink. The check he is awaiting will show any of the corporation's stock. RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS a 20 percent reduction for federal income 4A The Register LOCAL FRIDAY, JAN 20, 1989 Holmdel cops to buckle Adams, Ida Jane Patricia C. Heidel, 52, Leon Adler, 61, Adler, Leon H. credit officer Gallagher, Charles M. iron worker Heidel, Patricia C. Patricia C. Heidel. 52. of Mkl- dlelown died >eslerda> at home. Leon H. Adler. 61. of Long down on seat belt law Jackson, Elmore Mackey, Kenneth K. Born in Queens. NY. she has Branch died Dec. 21 at Mon- lived in Middlclown for more mouth Medical (enter. Long the New -Jersey Association of Police Chiefs. Onderdonk, Shirley A. In March, the police department will conduct a Stenzel, Stacia than 25 years Branch. By LAURENCE ARNOLD THE REGISTER survey to measure compliance with New Jersey's scat Zimmermann, Herbert C. Mrs. Heidel was employed for Born in Long Branch, he was a belt law, which was enacted in 1985. 16 years in the Credit Department lifelong resident of Monmoulh Then, between \prjl and September, the depart- at Bamberger's. Monmouth Mall. HOLMDEL — Township police will soon initiate ment will begin ••serious enforcement" of the law. Shirley A. Onderdonk, Eaiontown. County, living in Red Bank for 53 programs to educate residents of the reasons to wear Phillips said. years before moving to Long real estate broker She uas a communicant of St. seat belts — among them, that it's illegal not to. Some of the grant money will go toward assigning James Church. Red Bank. Branch. Holmdel is one of th* most recent recipients of a overtime enforcement patrols during daylight hours. Shirlev \. Onderdonk. 54. of $9,500 "Seat Belt Education and Enforcement The pairols will operate two days a week in areas of McLean. Va.. died Monda; in Be- She worked as a volunteer at Mr. Adler was an iron worker Grant" from the state's Division of Highway Traffic high incident, accident and injury rates. ihcsda Naval Hospital. Bethcsda. Rivervieu Medical Center. Red for Local 373. Perth Amboy. for Safety. The final phase of lhe project will be a second Bank, and was past treasurer of more than 35 years. survey to measure the impact of the education and Md. Boy Scout Troop 8. Red Bank. Colleen Miller, the division's public information 1 officer, said 15 municipalities have received grants enforcement programs. • Born in Elmyn. . N.Y.. she was a She was past President of the He was a Navy veteran in Miller reported that lhe 14 municipalities receiv- longtime resident of McLean. World War II, and a graduate .of this year, and five more will receive them in coming Ladies Auxiliary of the River months. ing, grants last year saw. on average, an 8 percent Plaza Fire Co.. Middletown. and Red Bank Senior High School. increase in compliance. "That's very successful." she ' Mrs: Onderdonk was a real es- . Hazlet. Kcansburg and Tinton Falls were among of the River Plaza Civic Associa- Class of 1945. said. tate broker. tion. Middletown. the other recipients. Miller said. Chief Phillips said he believes more people will . She was a member of lhe Sev- ,' Surviving arc one brother. Al- Holmdel Police Chief R. Bruce Phillips said the wear seal bells after they learn how important they Surviving are her husband. department's seat bell project will begin in February ern River Yacht Club. Annapolis. Craig A.: three sons. Craig R. of fred of Miami. Fla. and one sister are. with educational programs. "I think facts and statistics tell the story, that you JV1d. Ocean. Christopher A. of Mana: Corkeye Stein also of Miami. hawkin and Douglas J.. at home: "We plan on talking to civic organizations, should buckle up." he said. "When lhe scat bell law • She was a graduate of Stevens her mother. Viola Condit of Eai- Arrangements are by the Gor- schools, and the general public through newsletters was first passed. I thought it might be a violation of College. Columbia. Mo. ontown: and a granddaughter. don Funeral Home. Miami* Fla. and handouts." said Phillips, who is also president of my rights. But you can't beat the facts." Surviving are her husband. Wil- Amanda of Manahawkin. Herbert Zimmermann, liam L.: a daughter. Rene Boucher Arrangements are by the John Lions Club member of Palm Bay. Fla.: and a son. Wil- E. Day Funeral Home. Red Bank. liam B. of Sherman Oaks. Charles Gallagher, 70, Herbert C. Zimmermann. 78. of Two nabbed in drug sting Oakhursl. Ocean, died yesterday ; -.Arrangements are by the Money World War II veteran to them as a routine stop for a form of cocaine — was found in and King Funeral Home. Vienna. in Monmoulh Medical Center. By DONALD W. MEYERS traffic violation at Myrtle Ave- the car to warrant the distribu- Va. Charles M. Gallagher. 70. of Long Branch. THE REGISTER nue and Route 36. tion charge, but said the exact Highlands died yesterday in Riv- amount has nol been tallied yet. Kenneth Mackey, 81, Born in Newark, he lived in Richards said that the road- erview Medical Center. Red Bank. side stop was actually the culmi- Both men are being held at native of New York West Long Branch before moving LONG BRANCH — A staged Born in Newark, he lived in nation of a drug investigation lhe Monmoulh County Correc- Kenneth K. Mackey. 81. of to Oakhurst 23 years ago. traffic violation stop was the initialed by Ptl. Paul Seitz. tional Institution. Freehold Kearnv and Port Monmouth. final phase of a drug investiga- Long Branch died Jan. 13 at the He was a proprietor of the Both men were charged with Township, in lieu of $10,000 Middletown. before moving to tion which lead to the arrest of bail each. 3V.ediCcnter. Red Bank. Highlands si\ years ago, Henry Allen Fuel Oil Co.. Eaton- possession of a controlled dan- two city men and the seizure of gerous substance, possession The child was returned to his Born in New York, he lived in He was owner and operator of town, retiring in 1977 after 45 an unspecified amount of drugs with intent to distribute, and en- family. Fair Haven, before moving to Charlie's TV Repair Service. Port years. Wednesday nighl. dangering the welfare of a Long Branch. Participating with Seitz on the Monmouth. until his retirement Mr. Zimmermann was a mem- Lt. William Richards said minor. A 4-year-old boy who case were Del. Patrick King. Douglas Kerlin. 33. of West- was a relative of one of the men Del. Joseph Afiitlo. Dct. Clar- He attended Lchigh University. in 1982. f ber of the Old First United Meth- Lehigh. Pa. wood Avenue and Francisco Es- also was in the car at the time. ence Castle. Det. William Mag- He was a member of the Belford odist Church. West Long Branch. pinosa. 20. of Garfield Court Richards said thai a sufficcm arino. Ptl. Alphonse Muolo and He was vice president of Stone United Methodist Church. Bel- He was a life member of the West were arrested in what appeared amount of crack — a smokcable Ptl. Drew Winans. and Webster Securities Corpora- ford. Long Branch Lions Club, where tion. New York. Mr. Gallagher was a Navy vet- he was past president and district Mr. Mackey was a veteran of eran of World War II. officer. World War II.' Dei. Jack Mulvey said lhe • Ph i I i p H ouscr of Red Ban k He was a member of Veterans Surviving are his wife, lhe for- Police door, which contained a 4 fool was arrested Jan. 11 by Ptl. He was predeceased by his wife. % of Foreign Wars Post 2179. Mid- mer Norma Stothan: a daughter. Log by 6 foot glass pane, was valued Douglas Cuje for driving while Arrangements are by The Flock dletown. Marilyn Schumacher of Oakhurst: at $300. intoxicated. The arrest was the Funeral Home. Long Branch. Surviving are his wife. Grace: a three grandchildren and a great- Ptl. Mark Lyon took the result of a motor vehicle stop at Blinded by the light the intersection of Bingham Ida Jane Adams, 76, son. Charles of Reno. New; two grandchild report. Avenue and River Road. daughters. Izola Fix of San Diego. •MIDDLETOWN -^ A great-grandmother Arrangements are by the Rohert Calif, and Alice Brown of Reno. woman and her four-year-old Anti-drug zone bust Houser also was issued a Ida Jane Adams. 76. of Long New: a stepson. Robert Gales of A. Braun Home for Funerals. Eai- son were injured when their car summons for speeding — 59 Branch died Wednesday in Mon- ontown. struck a truck on Campbell •RUMSON — A 20-year-old mph in a 40 mph zone. San Diego. Calif: a brother. Ed- Black Point Road resident was moulh Convalescent Center. Long ward of Orlando. Fla.: a sister. Isa- Avenue Wednesday morning. Branch. Elmore Jackson, 78 arrested Saturday for possession • Patrols were unsucessful in bella Nestor of Chapel Hill. N.C.: author - Julie K. Stewart. 28. of Mills of controlled dangerous ' locating a female in her mid 30s. Born in Collins, Miss., she had and six grandchildren. Avenue was treated and released substances within a school zone. who allegedly shoplifted $93 Elmore Jackson. Quaker emis- from Riverview Medical Center. lived in Long Branch since 1986. Arrangements are by the H.L. sary, author and former State De- Ptl. Douglas Cujc arrested worth of merchandise Jan. 11 Red Bank and the boy. from Puddle Duck's. East River Surviving are two sons. Earlie Scott Funeral Home. Belford. partment official who brought Christopher Stewart, was William Scalzo for possession of Road. B. Evans of Hattiesburg. Miss.. Stacia Stenzel, 90, Egyptian and Israeli leaders to- admitted. He was listed in fair marijuana within a school /one. and Willie Evans, with whom she gether in an unsuccessful peace possession of mescaline. and mission in 1955. died Tuesday at condition yesterday. Ptl. Edward J. Rumolo lived: two sisters. Lou Ida Smith Keyport resident possession of mescaline with reported that the woman, who is his home.Hc was 78. Police said the collision intent to distribute within a and Troy Sullivan, both of Missip- Slacia Stenzel. 90. of Keyport occurcd just after 8:30 a.m. school zone. described as while. 5 feet 7 Jackson was credited with ini- inches tall, wilh short frosted pi: eight grandchildren and six died yesterday in Raritan Bay tialing the Quaker program at the when Stewart, driving east on He also was issued a hair, was lasl seen wearing blue great-grandchildren. Medical Center. Perth Amboy. United Nations and served as its Campbell Avenue near Creek summons for possession of jeans, a brown sweater and blue Arrangements are by The Flock first director from 1948 to 1961 Road went to pass a truck Born in Old Bridge, she lived in narcotics in a motor vehicle. sneakers.. Police said she Funeral Home. Long Branch. under appointment from the parked on the left side of the Keypon for most of her life. American Friends Service Com- street. The investigation of the allegedly took a baby sweater mittee. He was also involved in incident is continuing. and robe valued at $93. She was a homemaker. Stewart told police lhat as she settling the Kasmir dispute be- Scalzo is being held at tween India and Pakistan in 1958. passed the parked truck she was The woman was lasl seen HEIDEL - Mrs. Slcn/el was a member of blinded by the sun and collided Monmoulh Counly Correctional walking north on East River Patricia C ol Mtddleiown on Jan 19 1989 vVife>, St. John's Methodist Church. From 1961 to 1965 he was at with another truck driving on Institution. Freehold Township, Road. ol Craig A Mother ol Craig R Christopher A the Stale Deparlmenl as a Special in lieu of $25,000 bail. and Douglas J Daughter of Viola Condit. Grand- Hazlet. Campcll Avenue. mother ol Amanda Funeral Mass at St James Assistant for Policy Planning, in • Emanuck Pilavakisof Roman Catholic Church Red Bank on Monday at Her husband. Paul J.E. Stenzel. charge of planning U.S. partici- Ptl. Adam Fink look the • A 36-year-old Hunt Street Carteret turned himself in Jan. 9 «. MI Visitation at the John E Day Funeral pation in the U.N. and olhcr inter- report. resident was arrested for drunk Home 85 Riverside Ave Red BanK Saturday died in 1974. driving Sunday. After a motor 10 on various motor vehicle and Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p m Memorial donations national organizations. warrants. Ptl. Daniel Petrucelli to RUC Hospice Program 35 Union St Red Surviving are her son. Weldon • A sliding glass door at the vehicle stop al 12:45 a.m.. Ptl. Bank 07701 are preferred Survivors include his widow. said there were also warrants for ZIMMERMANN — P. of Woodbridgc: her sister. Mars rear of a Twinbrooks Avenue Richard E. Tobias arrested John Elisabeth, and two daughters. residence was shattered by a BB- Cox for driving while receiving stolen property and Herbert C of Oakhurst NJ on Thurs Jan 19 Moochen of South Amboy: two Karen Williams. Athens. Ohio, 1989 Relatives and friends are invited to attend a gun pellet Wednesday- intoxicated. Tobias was assisted giving false information to the memorial service Sun jan 22 at 3 p m Irom grandchildren and a great-grand- and Ciail Jackson. Albuquerque. lhe Old First United Methodist Church Locust afternoon, police said yesterday. by Sgt. William J. Patton. police. Bail was set at $8,500. Ave , West Long Branch N j with the Rev N.M. George J Lynch Jr officiating Kindly omit flow- ers Donations may be made to the Memorial A Quaker memorial service will Fund ot the Church All other services will be Arrangements are by the Bcdle be held at Wrightstown Friends private Funeral Home. Keyport. Meeting in June.

Accu-Weather 5-dav forecast romorrow Sunday Monday ruesday MONMOUTH COUNTY FORECAST 26/10 36/18 46/24 50/28

Today will be partly cloudy with winds southwest at 15- 20 mph, shifting to the northwest in the afternoon, and a high in the upper 40s but becoming cold by evening. Tonight will be cloudy, with a low in the low 20s. Partly sunny Blustery, cold, Mostly sunny Partly sunny Sunny and mild Tomorrow will be cloudy and windy, with a high in the and breezy some sunshine and chilly and milder mid-20s and an overnight low near 10.

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Sunday: It will be mostly sunny, Sandy Hook Thursday Chicago 45 25 cdy Hamsburg 55 40 rn Newark 50 39 01 rn Santa Fe 55 m clr Cincinnati 53 27 cdy -larttord 45 33 11 cdy Norlolk.Va 5B 42 cdy St Ste Marie 29 23 It sn with a high in the mid-30s and an Temperatures indicate previous day s Today: Highs, 6:32 a.m. and 6:59 Cleveland 48 35 cdy Helena 51 36 cdy North Platte 55 20 clr Savannah 66 37 Cdy overnight low in the upper teens. high and overnight low loBam EST Colorado Spgs 47 30 clr Honolulu 82 OB clr Oklahoma City 83 33 clr Seattle 49 p.m. Lows, 12:08 a.m. and 1:03 HI Lo Prc Ottk 33 01 Columbia S C 64 33 cdy Houston 58 56 54 rn Omaha 52 34 clr Shreveport 80 51 Monday: It will be partly sunny, Abilene. Texas 65 37 cdy Columbus Ga 66 35 cdy Huntsville.Ala 61 35 cdy Orlando 76 51 cdy S'OUH City 49 31 clr p.m. Akron-Canton 46 34 cdy „ with a high in the mid-40s and an Columbus Ohio 49 36 cdy ndianapolis 52 27 cdy Paducah 59 27 clr SIOUK Falls 43 32 clr Albany.N Y 42 36 Tomorrow: Highs, 7:15 a.m. and Concord.N H 39 31 10 sn ackson.Miss 58 44 cdy Peoria 49 26 cdy South Bend 48 31 cdy overnight low in the mid-20s. Albuquerque 56 30 Corpus Christ)' 69 60 60 rn acksonville 70 39 cdy Philadelphia 54 32 cdy Spokane 48 31 cdy 7:41 p.m. Lows, 12:59 a.m. and Atlentown 52 36 Tuesday: It will be sunny and Dallas-Ft Worth 64 45 cdy uneau 32 27 10 sn Phoenix 75 4.1 clr Spnnglield III 51 28 Cdy 62 26 clr Amanllo Dayton 51 3? cdy (ansas City 56 35 clr Pittsburgh 48 3/ cdy Spnnglield Mo 60 24 Clr mild, with a high, near 50 and an 1:48 p.m. Anchorage •02 -19 cdy •aytona Beach 73 47 cdy (nonville 57 26 clr Pocatello 33 08 clr Syracuse 46 38 02 fin clr overnight low in the upper 20s. For Rumson and Red Bank AshBvitle 60 36 Denver 58 3? Clr ake Charles 60 54 2 31 rn Portland.Maine 41 32 05 sn Tallahassee 71 39 rn cdy Atlanta 62 40 Des Moines 48 30 Clr ansing 45 31 cdy Portland.Ore 55 42 cdy Tampa-st Ptrsbg 77 53 cily bridges, add two hours. For Sea Atlantic City 51 34 Detroit 47 34 ctly as Vegas 64 37 clr Providence 46 33 cdy Toledo 46 34 Austin 61 56 01 Cdy Duluth 25 19 cdy emngton 55 30 cdy Pueblo 57 20 clr Topeka 58 28 Clr Bright, subtract 10 minutes. For Baltimore 56 33 Clr El Paso 86 34 clr .mcoln 56 31 clr Raleigh 58 31 clr Tucson 72 39 Clr Highlands bridge, add 40 min- Baton Rouge 59 55 66 rn Elkins 54 39 02 cdy .ittte Rock 65 35 clr Rapid City 59 32 clr Tulsa 63 MARINE clr 30 Clr Billings 54 29 Erie 47 34 sn .os Angeles 81 53 clr Reno 47 23 clr Tupelo 84 38 Birmingham cdy cdy utes. 02 36 Eugene 57 37 cdy .ouisville 57 30 cdy Richmond 61 38 cdy Waco 64 55 crjy Bismarck 41 32 cdy Today: Winds will be southwest Evansvilie 59 29 cdy .ubbock 65 17 clr ' Roanoke 58 43 clr Wasninglun D C 55 36 clr Boise 43 20 dr Fairbanks •30 45 02 cny Macon 65 31 cdy Rochester,N Y 44 36 sn W Palm Beach 82 66 Cdy Boston 43 35 cdy at around 15 Knots, becoming Fargo 31 25 cdy vtadison 38 23 cdy Rocktord 39 25 cdy Wichita 82 28 Clr Bridgeport 45 m cdy northwest at 15-25 knots in the Flagstaff 44 20 clr Medlord 49 26 cdy Sacramento 59 34 cdy Wichita Falls 86 34 cdy SUN Browniviiie 77 63 04 Flml 46 32 cdy Memphis 82 35 clr St Louis 57 37 clr WilkeS'Barre 49 39 afternoon, with seas at 2-4 feet in Buffalo 45 34 sn Port Smith 65 27 clr vtiami Beach 78 73 cdy St Thomas.V I 84 71 14 Cdy Wilmington.Del 53 34 clr Burlington. Vt 38 32 03 sn -ort Wayne 48 32 cdy Midland-Odessa 67 41 clr Salem Ore 55 38 cdy Yakima 81 m cdy the morning and 3-6 feet in the Caribou 28 12 01 sn Today: Rise, 7:16 a.m. Set, 4:58 Fresno 57 31 cdy Milwaukee 41 28 cdy Salt Lake City 36 10 cdy Youngstown 46 34 cdy afternoon. Casper 43 28 Clr 3oodlanrj 55 24 clr Mpls-SI Paul 31 17 cdy San Angelo 70 38 cdy Yuma 75 54 clr Tonight: Winds will be northwest p.m. Chati«i ton.S.C 65 46 cdy jrand Junction 3t 06 clr Mobile 57 42 12 rn San Antonto 68 56 rn CharKiton.W Va 54 38 cdy Grand Rapids 41 31 in Montgomery 67 38 rn San Diego 76 49 clr National Temperature Ex remes at 20-30 knots, with seas at 4-8 Tomorrow: Rise, 7:15 a.m. Set, Charlotte, NC' 60 34 clr Great Falls 47 26 clr Nashville 82 32 clr San Francisco 85 48 clr High 86 at Tustm Calif Chattanooga 61 30 clr 3reenBay 34 22 cdy Jew Orleans 66 56 29 San Jose 86 44 clr Low -22 al Gunnison. Colo feet. 5:00 p.m. Cheyenne 50 31 clr jreensboro N C 56 32 clr gew York City 50 40 04 rn Sen Juan.PR 82 70 cdy m — indicates mi sing information FRIDAY, JAN. 20, 1989 LOCAL The Register 5A Hazlet school board hosts 35 Rt. 35 EATONTOWN1 community 'get-together' Marino said. "I know what they are going to say; By SEAMUS McGRAW they're going to say that the governor cut our money. THE REGISTER But I want to hear them say it." He didn't. HAZLET — Politicians and just plain folk packed Olsen insisted that the cuts were not a topic of the Raritan High School cafeteria last night for a conversation. little "get-together" with the Board of Education. The quality of education in the district was a topic Designed to open the lines of communication be- of conversation, however, at least as far as Union tween the board and the community, the event drew Avenue seventh-grader Jeff Romm was concerned. about 100 people, including several current and for- mer municipal officials. Asked how he felt the district was doing, Romm said, "OK, but it could use some improvement." "It's just a chance to gather community support," said Board President Vikki Olsen. "It's a chance for Where would he like to see the improvements? people to familiarize themselves with us." "Food." WALLPAPER With no formal agenda and no speeches, the event The event also gave the board a chance to show off was not designed to rally support for the district be- its award-winning public relations presentation, a fore its annual budget battle, Olsen maintained. multi-media piece dubbed "Hazlet Schools and the At least one board member, however, indicated Community, Perfect Together." that a little good will between the elected officials and Put together by Leroy Kelly, head of the district's SALE! the board couldn't hurt, particularly in light of Gov. Industrial Arts Department, and Mike Dudick, su- Thomas Kean's proposal to slice about $350,000 pervisor of the Humanities Department, the piece HURRY! g£ ""At from the district's operating budget. features a collage of photographs pasted on a series of And former Mayor Martin Marino, who sparked a white boxes, all joined together by a network of white NOW! furor last year when he demanded that the voters plastic stanchions. reject the board's 1988-89 budget, insisted that he The piece has been a source of pride to the district, had shown up to hear what the board planned to do Olsen said, since it copped an award for excellence about the cuts. last month at the N.J. School Boards Association "I want to hear what they have to say about," annual convention in Atlantic City. Red Bank zoners approve new billboard above Broad and Front the East Front Street building to mittee meet with lawyers for the By MIKE BURKE which the billboard is fastened, hotel's owners, the Sullivan Part- THE REGISTER noted that the sign preceded that nership, and lawyers for the neigh- plan and subsequent ordinances boring Mara Vista Condominium governing construction and place- Association. RED BANK — The larger of ment of billboards. two billboards atop a building at Theodore D. Parsons Jr. and While the New York City-based Broad and Front streets may be Chester Apy, lawyers for the hotel Winston Network now leases the replaced by a similar one in the owners, said the conference would sign, the agreement expires in spring when the contract for leas- be an effort to settle the lawsuit May. The company could leave ing the space from the building OVER the sign behind if the lease is not filed by the owners to challenge owner expires. renewed or it could choose to re- the board's rejection of a marina 200,001 The Zoning Board of Adjust- move it, Ebner noted. expansion plan last year. MILS ment approved a use "variance for According to borough ordi- Mara Vista residents opposed the project last night and selected nances, without the use variance, the plan and have filed for a right nsncii a three-member committee to lis- Ebner would not be entitled to re- to be heard in the suit. Parsons BRING IN YOUR MEASUREMENTS NOW! THIS SALE Will NOT ten to a proposal by the owners of BE REPEATED! SAVE ON OVER 200.001 IN STOCK ROUS PIUS place the 12-by-40-foot billboard explained. THE BEST SUING the Oyster Point Hotel to settle a if the company removed it. Ebner lawsuit they filed against the said he would add four parking The conference, scheduled Jan. board and the borough. spaces to the 15-space lot behind 26. will be closed to the public, but Despite some heavy opposition his building and improve the alley the board committee will not be from board member Harry Che- leading to Marine Park with the empowered to agree to terms of bookjian, the variance for the bill- revenue generated by leasing the settlement. The committee will re- board — requiring five affirma- new sign. port back to the full board if the tive votes — squeaked by in a 5-2 climate to resolve the matter ap- Board Chairman Paul Peduto tally, with C'hcbookjian and Nor- pears favorable. and others argued in favor of the man R. Sickels dissenting. plan, pointing out that Ebner had If state Superior Cout Judge "One of the goals of the 1985 made numerous improvements to Marshall Selikoff and all parties Master Plan was to get rid of bill- the alley area since securing a sim- involved in the suit agree on the boards so we could get rid of that ilar approval for an adjoining sign terms, the matter would return to ' honky-tonk atmosphere," Che- in 1983. the board for a public hearing be- bookjian said. In the Oyster Point matter, the fore the suit could be settled, Par- But Robert Ebner, the owner of board agreed to let the new com- sons said. MANY. 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.WbiUfcKE^fotHE&tCurtVE I \iiUGewuG ALONG, Editorial "TOW'S NtaJ1' IT. 5 State must find way to restore aid hile officials in several local school districts are Wplotting ways to force the state to restore an esti- mated $200 million in aid to education, Statehouse bigwigs arc tripping over themselves in an effort to look like heroes. But the sad truth is that it's going to take a lot more than show biz to get the aid back. It's going to take statesmanship and a real commitment to the cause. HOLD THIS. Nusr Take state Sen. Matthew Feldman's high-profile pro- mtofi ON£ LAST posal to restore full funding. WHKK M1% Feldman, a Bergen County Democrat who chairs the Senate Education Committee, has introduced a bill that provide $261.85 million to help out schools who have been caught in Gov. Thomas Kean's budget trap. Among the local legislators who have jumped on Feld- man's bandwagon is Monmouth County newcomer John D'Amico. also a Democrat. As part of his campaign, Feldman has scheduled a committee hearing on the bill for 10 a.m. Feb. 26, about two hours before Kean delivers his annual bud- get address to the Legislature. Like a similar package in the Assembly sponsored by Minority Leader Willie Brown, D-Essex, Feldman's bill is a token of solidarity. In reality, it is little more. Under the terms of the Feldman package, the money to restore full funding would come from the state's general fund. But time and again for the past several Letters to the editor weeks, Kean has warned that the state's revenue is expected to decline for the fourth quarter of 1988 and at least the first quarter of 1989. As a result, the state's King no communist Channel 2 and were asked how you dent. Our insurance rating books list not less than 90 days during the 180' once hefty surplus is dwindling, and, if Kean is to be- would vote on a 50-percent pay in- tailgating as careless driving, another days immediately following the oc- lieved, the state could soon be looking at a deficit. To the editor: crease for all legislators. cause of too many highway acci- currence of the injury or impair- As far as Kean is concerned, the danger is real and I am compelled to answer the let- You were obviously very much in dents. ment." • that means that he will permit no legislative raids on ter charging that Dr. Martin Luther favor of this raid on the treasury be- There is nothing the Legislature More importantly, New Jersey the state's fiscal cookie jar, So even if Feldman's bill' King was a Communist. cause you complained about the ex- can do about high auto insurance consumers should be aware that docs manage to make it through his own committee pense of maintaining a second home rates except to raise insurance premi- This gentleman evidently does not in Washington. whatever option is selected they still next week, its chances of clearing the Appropriations want all Americans to have the same ums on bad drivers, which they have receive full payment for their medi- Committee are slim, and the chances that Kean will rights that he enjoys. Throughout In an article on page 4A of Mon- finally done as of Jan. 1. However, I cal bills through their Personal Injury, sign it into law are almost non-existent. history people have been discrimi- day's Register, you were quoted as recommend that they lower auto in- Protection coverage, subject to any nated against; America is no excep- now saying that you'll vote against surance premiums oh good drivers. deductible and co-payment. PIP also That would leave the state's school districts right the pay increase. where they are now, with middle-income areas such as tion. This should prove to be an incentive covers wage loss and costs associated for more drivers to drive more care- Matawan and I la/let looking down the barrel of a King wanted equal rights not only Is' this a true change of heart? I with replacement services. There fully, and pay strict attention by ob- loaded local tax hike, while more affluent areas such as for his people, but for all Americans. doubt it. Word is undoubtedly out really are no uncovered losses. serving all signals and road signs for Holmdel and Rumson-Fair Haven laugh all the way to We have a Bill of Rights for all that the increase will go through au- tomatically. safer motoring. > Choosing, the "verbal threshold" the bank with increases in state aid, ranging from about Americans, not for just a few. Thomas S. Dudick will result in a premium reduction 10 percent in Holmdel to 28.8 percent in Rumson. Bruno Talerico HarlandG.Call Eatontown Middletown Midland National Life for the policyholder. But it does not If Feldman, D'Amico and company are sincere Red Bank matter which option — "verbal about easing the pinch — and we have no reason to Risky pesticide Insurance answer threshold" or "no threshold" — mo- believe they aren't — then they probably are going to To the editor: To the editor: Right to sue torists select, they still retain the have to bite the bullet. Not only arc they going to have right to sue for pain and suffering. to demand that the state restore the aid, they also are The Monmouth County Shade Relative to the current controver- To the editor: sy concerning the very high auto in- William J.Doyle going to have to find some way to pay for it. Tree Commission will be using ei- surance premiums. I should like to The right to sue for injuries sus- Executive Vice President That probably will mean that the senators would ther the natural pesticide BT or the set the record straight as to why we tained in automobile accidents is be- Independent Insurance Agents chemical pesticide Dimi'lin for aerial have to approve a state tax increase, known these days have such high auto insurance rates coming a confusing and controver- Highland Park by the euphemism "revenue enhancement." spraying against gypsy moths this here in New Jersey. sial topic as New Jersey consumers year, with each municipality to' are confronted with claims that if Of course, some legislators will balk, and who can choose which pesticide will be used As a licensed insurance broker, it they choose the "verbal threshold." blame them? After all, no Democrat wants to allow the in its area. is my professional opinion, based they give up their right to sue. Letter writers: Republicans to trot out their dog-eared charge that the upon' personal driving experiences, In deciding, responsible officials Democrats believe in "tax and tax, spend and spend." observations and media reports Nothing could be further from the The Register welcomes let- should realize that if they opt for Di- which I"have carefully studied, that truth! But before they throw in the towel, maybe they milin, they will be accepting for their ters from readers expressing nothing can be done to lower auto views on topics of interest. should remember that doing nothing also means a tax town's residents a greater health risk insurance rates until drivers stop Consumers retain the right to sue increase. Unless the state aid is restored, many districts than if they should choose BT. having so many accidents due to for pain and suffering under the Letters should be typed or will have to both cut programs and hike property taxes. Although not yet proved as .dan- careless and reckless driving habits. "verbal threshold" option for a legibly handwritten. For pur- broad range of injuries. These in- poses of verification, all letters No matter how you cut it, the actions of the state are gerous as Sevin — which the com- Intersection accidents appear to be going to pull more money out of the voters' pockets. If mission endorsed for years — Dimi- clude "death, dismemberment; sig- must include a name, address the leading cause of the current prob- nificant disfigurement; a fracture; the money were to be collected at the top, it is likely lin reduces the oxygen-carrying lem. If drivers could learn to be a and phone number. Unsigned that the jolt could be diminished. capability of red blood cells (preg- little more patient at intersections, loss of a fetus; permanent loss of use letters will not be published. nant women and infants are at spe- they could avoid a lot of grief and of a. body organ, member, function or system: permanent consequential All letters are subject to edit- cial risk), has decreased male sex possible loss of life. Just a few sec- ing and are published at the limitation of use of a body function hormone levels in laboratory ani- onds wait could make a big differ- discretion of the editor. mals, may have a carcinogenic ence, according to my observations. or system; or a medically determined breakdown product, is very per- injury or impairment of a non-per- Address letters to: Rear-ended accidents could also manent nature which prevents the The Register sistent in soil and water, kills benefi- be avoided if drivers used the turnoff Letters to the editor: cial insects and is extremely toxic to injured person from performing sub- The Register lanes that are now appearing on most stantially all of the material acts Founded in 1878 aquatic invertebrates. Because of the main roads, such as Route 35. Sud- One Register Plaza by John H. Cook and Henry Clay potential hazards of Dimilin, the den slowdowns or stops in the two which constitute that person's usual Shrewsbury, N.J. 07702 A Greater Media Newspaper N.J. departments of Environmental fast lanes could result in a bad acci- and customary daily activities for Protection and Agriculture recently William R. ( anino have shown marked preference for BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed Vice President/Publisher BT in gypsy-moth suppression. Your readers may wish to assure David Thaler :m HAPPY CMJSB i M/tYPe AT se/i wow themselves that their officials are oer rue FEELING MY . ML/INCINb 0IM0OS Group General Manager aware of the risks before they ap- MOTHER 15 f)LIU£ fiNP IN BIKINIS ON HSR prove Dimilin for gypsy-moth spray- \fjeu. Charles C. Triblehorn ing in their communities. me. Executive Editor Robert I. Owen West Long Branch Judith S. Klein Joanne F. Shiebler Managing Editor Marketing Director Change of heart? Randy Brameier Richard Polity To the editor: City Editor Group Advertising Director An open letter to Senator Frank Lautenberg: A week or so ago. you appeared on Commentary A list of household chores for George Bush's refrigerator penalty for drug kingpins and those who We must reduce the harm done by acid current federal prison budget over the four years will be wedded bliss. By JACK ANDERSON kill during drug transactions.... If terror- rain.... We must clean the air." next four years ... provide states $10 For her part, the bride promises to be and DALE VAN AHA ists murder innocent Americans, I would • Help the 'kids with school: "Parents million to develop radon programs ... flexible, but not a pushover. When Bush not hesitate to strike again. ... George should be able to choose which public offer awards in the form of additional ed- steps out of line, he'll hear about it. In the Bush will stamp passports of those con- schools their children attend. ... We ucational and recreational facilities to ex- words of H.L. Mencken: "A man may be WASHINGTON — This is a day for a victed of drug sales and will suspend the should demand more from students. ... emplary neighborhood watch programs ... a fool and not know it, but not if he is wedding of people and president. But to- passports of those convicted of major We should ensure that they can use a George Bush will award $5,000 to the best married." morrow, when the groom wakes up as drug offenses." computer before they graduate from high 25 teachers in each of the 50 states. ... Mini-editorial — William Bennett leader of the Free World, the honeymoon • Fix up the house: "The chief goal of school. ... We should demand more from thirty million jobs in the next eight proved himself to be a great idea man is over. the Bush administration will be to see teachers." years." during his term as education secretary. We remember all those romantic prom- His rhetoric was always stirring and can- that all American families are able to ob- • Balance the checkbook: "I will push • Get along with the neighbors: "We did. He tweaked those who needed to be ises George Bush made when he was tain decent, affordable housing.... Cut the for a cut in the capital gains tax.... One of must support genuine freedom fighters tweaked. Now, George Bush has nomi- courting the country. Here's our list of red tape to make it easier for those in my first acts as president will be to sit and assist fledgling democracies. ... The nated him to be drug czar. need to get government assistance." household duties to post on the White down with the leaders of Congress and integration of the European community We look forward to hearing fresh ideas House refrigerator, buttressed by some • Delegate household chores: "I will negotiate a plan to cut this federal deficit. scheduled for 1992 should also reach about breaking the stranglehold of drugs. sweet nothings Bush whispered in our create a National Space Council chaired ... No new taxes ... We do not need major across the North Atlantic. ... The Ameri- But we hope Bennett surrounds himself ears: by the vice president.... I will put my vice increases in defense spending." can-Israeli strategic partnership is going with action people, because ideas will not • Take out the trash: "I will ban chemi- president in charge of a Cabinet-level • Bring home expensive gifts: "I am to be even stronger tomorrow. ... I will stop the Medelhn cartel. cal and biological weapons from the face council of war on drugs." committed to deployment of SDI as soon propose ... to convene an early NATO of the Earth. ... Noreiga should go, and • Clean out the attic: "I am going to as feasible ... I will commit this nation to summit." Jack Anderson and Dale Van Atta are Noreiga will go.... I will insist on stronger stop ocean dumping. ... I am going to the development of an operational space If Bush lives up to those and hundreds columnists with the United Feature Syn- penalties for drug offenses ... the death have the FBI trace the medical wastes. ... station by the year 1996 ... double the of other pre-nuptial promises, the next dicate. FRIDAY, JAN 20,1989 The Register 7A

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A teenage whiz kid • NOQCttfO UTHVMfOfl Chris Makepeace. • BOMO Mondial (TMC| IMWMCIIMM m-Mi 17 17 — CD Star Trek: The Ntit Qtneritlon ponsible for betraying a former member ol the group. plays hooky from school, borrows t vintage Ferrari (CINE) Movlt »«Vi "Body Double" (1964) Craig and heads oil to do the town. (In Stereo) PG-13' (CBN) 700 Club (U»A) UKrMMt M 16 It • Movlt •• ' Nine 1/2 Weeks" (1986) Kim Basin- (CNN) nMQHnc News ger. Mickey Rourke. Wesson, Melanie Griffith. (USA) Murder, She Wrott Mm -DirMMMitMuto "tainMr HUM (CNN) Ltny King Ovtmrght (DI8C) Conquest ol Spec* OB WOnd T.V, PfWMfttS CftHMM PfMFlflVNnQ 1 M6 (ESPN) Spirit of Adventure Twilight of the Gomus. (CNMM) (E8PN) Women ! Tennis Federation Cup. From (ffl (WTBS) NBA IttMbtl Indiana Pacers at (Teped) • •ucctst'nUtt Melbourne, Australia. (R) Detroit Pistons. (Live) (HBO) tstl Ten: The Bute Mean Business A visit • CDFujWvt (NICK) Movlt **Kr "That Uncertain FttUng" to the Old Timers' Day Reunion In the year 2013. 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County Wide • tional Association of Retired and Veteran Railway Employees. Unit 137. will meet SHORE SINGLES — Shore Singles at 11 a.m. tomorrowal the Senior Citi- will sponsor a hike at 6:30 p.m. lodayai zen's Center. 65 Chestnut St. Federal leg- the Ranger Station in Turkey Swamp islation anticipated for consideration by Park. Freehold. Participants should bring lOlsl Congress, that will affect retired flashlights. The lee is $2. For more inlor- railroad workers will be reviewed. Coffee » mulion.iall679-85l9. and a continental snack will be served. SINGLES IIIKK — Shore Singles will The meeting is open to retired railroad sponsor a hike at South Mountain Reser- workers and their spouses, i vation. Millhurn. at 11:30 a.m; tomorrow. TOWER HILL OPEN HOUSE -, Participants will leave from commuter Tower Hill School will host open house parking Jo,t Exit 120 of (he Garden State events Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs- Parkway. The fee is $3 for members and day. Hours are 9:15 to II a.m. and 12:45 $4 for non-members. For more inlorma- to 2:30 p.m. Tuesday, and 9:15 to II a.m. licm.call (i74-85ls>. Wednesday and next Thursday. Programs K «f C" — The Knights of Columbus include co-operative nursery school for Council 1672 ol Freehold will sponsor its three- to five-year olds: kindergarten, pre- monthly breakfast from 9 a.m. to noon tlrst and exended care for three- to six- Sunday at the Club House. East Main year olds. For more information, call 747- Street. The breakfast will consist of pan- 1393. cakes, trench toast, eggs any stjle. sau- INSURANCE WOMEN — The Insur- sages, hame and home fries. The fee is ance Women of Monmouth County will $3.50 per adult and $1.75 per child. The meet at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday at Prima's breakfast is open to the public. Restaurant. 58 Oakland St. Featured will FINANCIAL AID — Students may be the first "Speak-Off." The meeting is apply for financial a[d for collgc. Toll-free open to all men and women in the insur- hotlines are available for questions from 6 ance industry. For more information, call to 9 p.m. beginning Monday and through, 280-1200 or 223-4295. next Friday Professionals from the New RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION — The Jersey Association of Student Financil Red Bank Residents Association will pre- Aid Administrators will answer questions. sent a program with River Cove Devel- For more information, call 1-800-221- THE REGISTER/CHET GORDON opers at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Red Bank 5732. Middle School. Harding Road and KIRK CHIEFS — The Monmouth A crew off cooks Branch Avenue. Questions, discussion Counly Fire Academy will conduct a slate and resident input will be a feature of the hearing on lire lighter training require- Teachers at Memorial School, Eatontown, prepare for the school's annual Italian Dinner 5 to 7 p.m.' Feb. 3 in the all- program. For more information, call 530- ments at X p.m. Wednesday at the Fire purpose room. Ziti, homemade meatballs, tossed salad, bread, juice or coffe and dessert make up the menu. 1951 or 758-1236. Academy. Route 33. Howcl'l. All volun- Overseeing the crew of cooks are Principal Ronald S. Oanielson, left, and Mary Acterio, right. The dinner, open to all WOMEN IN BUSINESS — The teer fire lighters are urged to attend. For Eatontown residents, is sponsored by the faculty to benefit the annual eighth grade trip to Washington. The snow Northern Monmouth Chapter of the N.J. more information, call 264-9288. date is 3 to 5 p.m. Feb. 5. Association of Women Business Owners HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION — will sponsor its monthly dinner meeting The Monmouth County Historical Asso- at 6 p.m. Thursday at the Oyster Point ciation will sponsor a bus trip to the New Army Roles and Responsibilities in Inter- register, call 739-5990. History" at 2 p.m. Sunday at the park. Hotel. 146 Hodman Place. Theguest York Winter Antiques Show and Metro- operability and Standardization at 11:30 WRITING WORKSHOP — The Oak Hill Road. These women will come speaker. Clinical Psychologist Arthur politan Museum Thursday. The fee is $40 a.m. Monday at the Colts Neck Inn. Monmoulh County Library will conduct alive in an afternoon of historical drama. Weider will speak about the superiority of for members; $45 for non-members. Routes 34 and 537. The speaker will be a workshop, "Getting Started in Creative Mary Eunice, Middletown, will portray women. For more information, call 566- Jack Zavin. deputy director and chief of Writing." at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Molly Pitcher, Julia Ward Howe and 7594 or 780-3008. ASSOCIATION LIBRARY — The the Plans and Programs Division of the Annie Sullivan. Eunice has put on'this Monmouth County Historical Associa- library. Crawford's Corner Road. David US Army CF.COM Interoperability and Fine, author of "Hard Sell. Soft Sell." a type of program around the country. This Shrewsbury tion Library will be closed for inventory Standards Directorate. There will be a program is free. Not recommended for from Sunday until Feb. 7. public relations manual published by half-hour social and a luncheon smorgas- Dorrance and Company, will speak on six children under five. JAZZ FILM — The Monmouth Coun- SKI TRIP — The Monmouth County bord. The fee is $7 for members and $8 steps to creative writing. The workshop is ty Library will present "Reveille with PAGEANT TALK — The United Beverly," a jazz musical with guest stars Park System will sponsor a ski trip to Ml. for non-members. For more information, free and open to the public. For more Chinese Americans of Monmouth will Snow. Vt.. beginning at 2 p.m. next Fri- call 542-8383 or 741-0990. information, call 946-4118. Frank Sinatra, the Mills Brothers. Duke sponsor a program featuring Jessie Fan. Ellington and Count Basic, at 7:30 p.m. day to 11 p.m. Jan. 29. Participants will this year's Miss N.J. National Teen-ager, leay from Thompson Park. Newman PARENTS OF TEENS — Step/Teen. today at the library. Route 35. The show Systematic Training for Effective Parent- Keyport 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday at First Unitarian is free and open to the public. For more Springs Road. Lincroft. Participants can Church of Monmouth County, 1475 W. cither go downhill or cross-country skiing ing of Teens, a five-week training course information, call 842-5995. for parents who seek a better relationship WASHINGTON MARCH -r The Front St. Fan will give a slide show and at one of the ski areas in the Northeast. Council of the Knights of Columbus will talk about the time she had at the state HISTORIC FILM — The Monmouth The trip will include round-trip bus trans- with teen-agers, will be conducted from 9 a.m. to I p.m. beginning next Thursday in sponsor a bus trip to Washington 6:30 and national pageants. The fee is $1.50. County Library will show "Alexander portation, lodging for two nights at the a.m. to 11 p.m. Monday . leaving the Children under 12 must be accompanied Nevsky," Sergei Eisenstcin's epic histori- Red Cricket Inn. two breakfasts, one din- the Spiritual Center at St. Mary's Parish. The fee is $30 and is limited to 15 pre- Holy Family School parking lot. Route 36 by an adult. For more information, call cal film of Russia in the Middle Ages, at ner, taxes, gratuities and lift tickets for the East. The fee is $ 12 per person round trip. 842-5448. 7:30 p.m. Monday at the Eastern Branch. downhill package. Prc-rcgistration is re- paid, prc-rcgistered adults. For more in- formation, call 544-1084 or 780-7343. For more information, call 264-8530 or Route 35. The show is free and open to quired. For more information, call 842- 739-1581. TRAVEL YUGOSLAVIA — The the public. For more information, call 4000. Township Public Library will present 842-5995. Eatontown "Yugoslavia." an around-thc-world travel COMMUNITY PLAYERS — The Little Silver program at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the li- SINGLE VOLUNTEERS — Singles Marlboro Community Players will meet NUTRITIONAL SCREENING — brary. 55 New Monmouth Road. The nar- in Community Service. SYNERGY, will at 8:30 p.m. next Friday at Marlboro The staff of Monmouth Medical Center TAX BOOK OPEN — The borough meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Mon- tax book will be open for inspection at rator will be Tom McNamara, a world Township Municipal Complex Annex. will conduct a nutritional screening for traveler and photography buff. The pro- mouth County Library. Eastern Branch. Harbor Road. The meeting is free and persons over 60 years of age from 10 a.m. Borough Hall during regular business Route 35. The meeting is open to all sin- hours Monday, according to Bernard J. gram is free and open to the public. For open to anyone interested in backstage. to 3 p.m. Tuesday at the OASIS Center. more information, call 671-3700. gle adults. For more information, call on-slagc or any part of theater. For more Hahne's. Monmouth Mall. For more in- Marx, assessor. 741-3330. information, call 536-4318. formation, call 542-1326. LUNCH. FASHION SHOW — The BLACK HISTORY — The Monmoulh County Park System will sponsor a cele- TASK FORCE — The Monmouth LECTURE ON WILLS — The Older Evening Membership Department of the Tinton Falls Woman's Club will sponsor a luncheon bration of black history from 2 to 4 p.m. County Task Force on Drunk Driving Adult Service and Information System Jan. 28 in the Health Center at Tatum will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday at Mon- and fashion show at 11:30 a.m. Jan.28 at MOTHERS' CENTER — The Moth- will present a lecture on "Wills and Legal Park Activity Center. Red Hill Road. The ers' Center Morning Coffees, programs mouth County Prosecutor's Office, third Issues" at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Hahne's. the Channel Club. Monmouth Beach. The event is a benefit for Manna House. Pro- exhibit area will be open from 10 a.m. to where mothers may meet new friends or floor. East Wing. Court House. Freehold. Monmouth Mall. Attorney Douglas Wid- 5 p.m. Jan. 28 through Feb. 5. Lectures, The guest speakers will be members of the jecat Paul and the Teen Center in bring a friend, arc scheduled from 10 to man will discuss various issues. The pro- concerts and performances will be includ- 11:30 a.m. every Thursday at Monmouth Victims of Drunk Driving Support gram is free and open to people over 60. Shrewsbury. For more information call 747-3339. ed. For more information, call 842-4000. Church of Christ, Hance Avenue. Partici- Group, a program set up by the prosecu- For more information, call 542-1326. ext. 245 or 235. tor's office to help victims and or survi- pants may relax and enjoy the conversa- vors of drunk driving accidents deal with Matawan DAVID BENEFIT — The River Plaza tion. Children are welcome. For more in- grief and' anger. The program is open to Hazlet School PTA will sponsor a fish and chips formation, call 747-7649. the public. For more information, call CHILDREN'S DANCE — The Recre- STORYTIME — Malawan-Aberdeen dinner for the benefit of a child who is 577-6791 or 577-8797. ation Commission will sponsor a 10-wcck Public Library will have storytime regis- seriously ill from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. next Union Beach tration for 2-year olds until seating quotas Friday at the school. 155 Hubbard Ave., session of children's dance classes. Classes GOP CLUB — The Republican Club for tiny tots and three and four years old arc filled at 9 a.m. Monday in the library, between Front Street and Navcsink River Aberdeen 165 Main St. Registration is open to resi- Road. Dinner will be catered by the Ar- will sponsor a Victory Dinner Dance are l"0 to 10:45 a.m. Thursday mornings from 8 p.m. to I a.m. tomorrowat the AMNESTY MEETING — The Aber- beginning Jan. 26. For children five years dent card holders. For more information, gyle of Kearny. Fish, chips, cole slaw, des- call 583-9100. sert and coffee, tea or juice will be served. Lakeside Manor. Hazlet, Route 36. The deen/Matawan are chapter of Amnesty and up. ballet or tap classes are 4 to 5 Take-out orders will be available. The fee fee is $30. For more information, call International will meet at 8 p.m. Thurs- ; p.m. starting Monday. Classes in jazz HISTORICAL SOCIETY — The His- is $6.50 for adults; $5.50 for children 12 264-4917 or 264-8169. day, in the Municipal Building. Church dance for students six years or older arc 4 torical Society will meet at 8 p.m. Mon- and under if tickets arc purchased in ad- Street. The group will discuss partici- to 5 p.m. starting Jan. 26. The fee is $19 day at the First Presbyterian Church, TAX FORMS AVAILABLE — N.J. vance. Tickets will also be available at the State Tax and Federal Income Tax forms pation in internationally-sponsored cam- for the full 10-week course of each class. Route 34 and Franklin Street. An arm- door at $7 for adults and $6 for children. paigns for human rights as well as local Pre-registration is required. For more in- chair tour of India will be presented by are now at the Memorial Library. Repro- For more information, call 842-3286 or ductible forms may be photocopied dur- assistance to the Amnesty information formation, call 739-0653. Peter Koclsch. Membership is open to 747-7395. table at the Monmouth Mall one weekend anyone interested in preservation or local ing library hours from 2 to 5 p.m. Mon- day through Wednesday', from 6:30 to 9 in February. Background information Holmdel history. The meeting is open to the public. about the origins and work of Amnesty For more information, call 739-6799. Oceanport p.m. Monday through Thursday and from International is available for all interested 9:30a.m. to I p.m. Saturday. CPR COURSE — Bayshorc Comrriff- GARDEN CLUB — The Oceanport newcomers. For more information, call nity Hospital and the American Heart As- Middletown Havean event you want publicized? 495-2909. Garden Club will meet at 1 p.m. Thurs- sociation, Central Jersey Chapter, will co- day at the Community Center. Dierdre The Register welcomes press releases sponsor a Basic Life Support Provider ADAYA HENIS — Poricy Park will announcing events of local organizations, present The Magic of Adaya Henis at 7:30 Bonomi, a landscape architect, will pre- Colts Neck CPR Course from 7 to 10:30 p.m. Wed- sent a slide show on the art of garden volunteer groups and service, campus and nesday in conference room B at the Hos- p.m. tomorrow at the park. Oak Hill social news. Black and white photographs Road. The program is free and open to design. For more information, call 222- ARMY COMMUNICATIONS — pital, 727 North Beers St. The course will 6446. may accompany releases, but cannot be The New Jersey Coast Section. IEEE. review the information and technical the public. For more information, call returned. Please send information at least Joint Chapter of the Aerospace and Elec- skills needed to be recertified in basic life 842-5966. TWO WEEKS in advance to Your Town. tronic Systems and the Engineering Man- support. The $20 fee includes all course HISTORICAL WOMEN — Poricy Red Bank The Register, One Register Plaza. agement Societies will present a talk on materials. For more information or to Park will present "Women of American RAILROAD WORKERS — The Na- Shrewsbury. N.J.. 07702. Beachcombers plan comedy night The Beachcomber's Society for show featuring New York and at the comedy show and the win- MAKE A DATE MS promises their first fun-d rais- Philadelphia area comedians. ner need not be present to win. A Paid Directory Of Cemini Events Far Nan-Profit Ornniutieru er will include giggles, laughs and There will be a cash bar. Dinner The Beachcomber's Society for AN Advertisements limited to 1 event and may be run 5.10. or TS consecutive timea. outrageous comedy. will be served at 7:30 p.m. fol- MS is a social and business net- A Comedy Night sponsored by lowed by the comedy show at 8:45 working organization dedicated to tt.3. «-.•-,» 542-1700 '• the Beachcomber's and YI07-FM, p.m. raising funds for the benefit of ! Long Branch, for the benefit of In addition, the Beachcomber's Multiple Sclerosis. Multiple Sclerosis, will be held arc holding a comedy night raffle Multiple Sclerosis is a chronic, JANUARY 22 — SUNDAY 1084 or the Spiritual Center at 780- Monmouth County Park System Thursday at Prima's Restaurant. drawing. Prizes include a 12" debilitating disease of the central 7343 from 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. sponsors a trip to Knicks vs Celtics color TV, microwave oven, VCR Monmouth Symphony Orchestra in game at Madison Square Garden. Red Bank. nervous system that affects person concert with llai itone Tom Avakian and a bacteriostat water purifying between 15 and 50. At present JANUARY 29 — SUNDAY *3l.00/person Includes ticket & bus Soloist. 3 p.m. Count Basic Theater, transportation from Thompson Willobec, radio DJ, will serve as system. Raffle ticket donation is there is no known cause or cure. Kcd Bank. Tickets $10. Children Mattlcground Arts Center presents ' emcee and host for the evening. A $ I Tickets may be purchased from 1'ark, lincroft. Pre-registration re- For tickets and information call with adult admitted free. Discount "The Tamburitzuns" ethnic dance quired. Call 842-4000. ; $30 donation per ticket includes a Beachcomber members. The the Mid-Jersey Chapter of MS at tickets for Seniors, Students, troupe with 40 dancers, musicians - four-course meal and the comedy drawing will be held at 8:30 p.m.. 681-2322. Groups. 842-9002. & 500 costumes. At Freehold Town- MARCH 11 — 8ATURDAY ship High School, Route 524, 2 p.m. JANUARY 20 — THURSDAY Tickets $13, $10 & $7 for children. St. Mary, New Mon 7 day Mexican Service Salutes VISA/MC. Weekdays call 9-4 pirn. Cruise from New Orleans. $1095./ Step/Teen, Systematic Training for 462-8811. person incl air, outside cabins, Effective Parenting of Teens-a 5 taxes. Visit Key West. Cancun, Co- week training course for parents zumel. 787-3652/787-9138. LONG BRANCH — Lisa Fla., for active duty, where she is obstacles, reliable communica- FEBRUARY 16 — THURSDAY Marie Leary, daughter of Mr. and who want their relationships with undergoing basic training. tions with other vessels and shore teenagers to be more satisfying and "HOPE": A Christian Single Parent MAY 18 — SATURDAY Mrs. Richard Donahue, enlisted Following basic training, Leary stations. They steer the ship, take in the United States Navy for enjoyable. Begins Thursday night, Support Group will be holding their St. Mary New Mon 14 day European will begin six weeks of schooling radar bearings and ranges, make January 26th in the Spiritual Cen- first meeting Thursday, February Tour. $1829. incl air, hotels, meals, guaranteed training at the Navy's at Orlando, in the Quartermaster depth soundings and celestial ob- ter at St. Mary's Parish in Colts 16, 1989, 7:30 p.m. For more infor- multilingual guide, taxes & tips. Quartermaster school. field. Quartermasters are responsi- servations, plot courses and com- Neck. Limited to 15 prepaid, pre- mation call 747-5245. after 5 p.m. Visit London, Holland, Germany, Leary, a 1985 graduate of Shore ble for the ship's safety, its skillful mand small craft. In addition, registered adults. 130.00 fee. Call Switzerland, France. 787-3052/787- Regional High School, reported to navigation, maintaining a con- they maintain charts, navigational Ralph or Rosemary Intholte at 544- FEBRUARY 26 — SUNDAY 9138. Recruit Training Center Orlando, stant vigilance for ships, natural aids, and records for the ships log. FRIDAY, JAN 20, 1989 The Register 9A THE LIGHTER SIDE All-Elvis format dumped

DECATUR. Ala. (AP) — Elvis Presley is no longer king and sole ruler at radio station WHOS but he's "still a good guy." says sta- tion manager Mack Bramlett. Because of poor ratings, the AM station Ann Landers has abandoned the all-Elvis format it adopted in October. Bramlelt said. It is now simulta- neously broadcasting the country music for- Faith, friends, got her through mat of its sister station. WDRM-FM. When WHOS switched from a gospel for- Dear Ann Landers: In 1981 I had breast cancer. I was 36 years mal to Elvis, billboards in Decatur pro- old and my mother had died 32 years earlier, al age 36. of breast claimed that Elvis was indeed alive. cancer. I got through it. "We gave it the promotion it needed." In 1983 I had a second mastectomy'and learned that my hus- Bramlett said. But he said the effort failed. band was having a mid-life crisis type of affair. I got through it. In 1986 our beautiful, bright 18-year-old son took his life. No warning. No sign that he was unhappy. My husband and I were at Pride in pet pig home when he quietly hanged himself in the basement. God NORTHAMPTON. Mass. (AP) — Theo knows how I got through it. but I did. Cooper says her 5-month-old pig has learned ASSOCIATED PRESS In 1988. after 21 years of what I thought was a good marriage, to sit. stay and walk on a leash, just like his my husband moved in with his "Friday Nite Rendezvous." Be- classmates in dog obedience school. cause of all the hell we had been through together. I was certain Wilbur, a 45-pound miniature hog. is one Lamp lighter that nothing could break us apart. When he left me. the pain was of an increasing number of pigs bred as pets. gut-wrenching, but I got through it. Emil Bernstein of GTE's U.S. Lighting Division inspects a lamp during a recent Affectionate, intelligent and playful, the hog How have I overcome all the grief in my life? It was due to the delights in knocking over trash cans and un- test. The lamps, used to light highways, parking lots, sports facilities and other help I got from a competent and caring therapist and the loving tying visitors' shoelaces. Mrs. Cooper said. high-ceilinged areas, are tested for three years or more to ensure that they deliver support of family and friends. Above all. it was believing in God Wilbur has had trouble keeping up with the promised 20,000 hours of light. and having faith in myself. the dogs in the obedience class, however, pos- If I could go from a living hell to peace and serenity, anyone sibly because of a slightly lame leg. his owner homes to cheer residents up. will lead the dance Sunday al Ascutney can. There is nothing special about me. I just asked God for the said. "They love him." she said. "A lot of older Mountain in Brownsville strength to get through the day. I didn't ask Him to get me through "He has trouole learning to lie down be- "The dance will promote a pooling of spiri- the week because I never knew what I would need two days up the people lived on farms and had pigs." cause he's concerned whether he's going to tual.energy in an appeal to the ancient snow road. I asked only that He give me strength to get through the day. get his food if he can't see it." she said. god for a grand Mbrtheaster." the type of win- And He never failed me. — Answered Prayers in Gary Snow dance for skiing ter storm that typically blankets New En- Despite the species' soiled reputation. Wil- Dear Friend in Gary: You have written a powerful letter, filled gland with snow, said Ken White, the ski bur is odorless and litter box-trained. Mrs. MONTPELIER. Vt. (AP) — A Vermont with humility and good sense. You are to be admired for your faith area's marketing director. Cooper said. He does cat like a pig, though, ski resort struggling to cope with the abnor- and your courage. Asked whether the snow dance was a rec- devouring apples, milk and commercial pig mally dry winter has appealed to four Abena- ognized part of religious ritual for the Abena- One of the great strengths of this column is not what my readers chow, she said. ki Indians to perform a "snow dance." kis. who live mainl\ in the Canadian border learn from me but what they learn from one another. I've, always Wilbur has become a familiar sight in this Richard "Black Horse" Phillips. Cory town of Swanton. tribal Chief Homer St. known there is a wealth of wisdom out there. Thank you for prov- western Massachusetts town and accompa- "Pale Moon" Phillips. Louis "Soaring Eagle" Francis laughed and said. "We have a dance ing it. nies Mrs. Cooper on her visits to nursing Phillips and Mike "Grey Wolf" Montcith for everything." Red Cross has the answer Dear Ann Landers: Will you please tell me if the American Red Cross will inform a donor if it is discovered that he or she has AIDS? —AnR.N.inN.Y. I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee lent feelings toward a family member Dear R.N.: We checked with Dr. Gerald Sandier at Red Cross B> Stella wilder who refuses to accept your point of headquarters in Washington. He said all donors who test positive Unscramble these lour Jumbles, view Born today, you are a self-relian' . TAURUS (April 2Q-Ma\ 20) - Co for the AIDS antibodies are notified. These findings are kept one letter to each square, to lorm confident, secure individual — or so it strictly confidential. lour ordinary words. operation is essential today, but it appears to those outside your immedi- may be hard lo come by as tempers f ly However, Dr. Sandier advises those whose behavior might place ate family or intimate circle of and ambitions stand in the way friends Those closest to you under- them at risk to refrain from donating blood because current tests GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - You LECCY stand th,r. you harbor fears and inse- •'•MSI be sure to use the right words are not 100 percent accurate and their blood could contaminate the curities thai you must daily overcome and do the righi things today Care- supply. in order to climb the ladder of success lessness is sure to prove more than You are so creative that you are al- ••. -.."••.•• risky' ways coming up with one "big idea" Setting the record straight CANCER (June Zl-Jul> 22) - after another - but you are also will- 1 Dear Ann Landers: You made a glaring error in a recent col- ADGUY ing to work harder than anyone else to Don't be so sensitive to those around see those ideas come to fruition you that you are prevented from say- umn. You told a distressed reader. "All psychiatrists are M.D.'s." ing what others need to hear This is wrong. Many psychiatrists have D.O. degrees. They are You have a weakness for romance, n and your love instincts are strong and LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - This may Doctors of Osteopathy. not easily ignored Though you may, at not be a good day to start a new pro- The training, and in many cases their specialty certification times complain aboul the style of ject but planning of all sorts is indeed credentials, are the same as those for psychiatrists with the M.D. MAYLIF WHAT your private life, you are not the kind favored Think creatively degree. Osteopathic physicians are licensed to practice a full scope to live anything but a life of your own VIRGO (Aog 23-Sept 22) - Atten- COUNSELOR WAS making when it comes to relationships of medicine in all SO slates. ^ -^^ J tion must be paid to those who are con- ALWAYS IN THE and matters of the heart ' tent to wait their turns today Listen to I trust you will publish a correction soon. — Gerald G. Osborn. AAIPPLE OF. Alto born on thi* date art; those who speak softly' D.O. (President of American College of Neuropsychiatrists) Gtorge Burnt, actor and comedi- LIBRA (Sept 23-Oci. 22) - You Dear Dr. Osborn: There are 28,000 osteopathic physicians in EXLUDE •n; Fadarico Fellini, film director; may get an opportunity today to air Now arrange the circled letters to Patricia Neel, aetrttt. the United States and I think I heard from all of them. My apol- form the surprise answer, as sug- your views before a wider audience ogies to each and every one of you for this grievous error. This was To see what is in store for you to- than ever before Savor the moment' gested by the above cartoon. morrow, find your birthday and read a shameful gaffe. SCORPIO(Ocl 23-Nov 21) - Look the corresponding paragraph Let beneath the surface today in order to Print answer here: T T Y ^ your birthday star be your daily guide discover true motives You may want It's OK to brag — honestly SATURDAY, JAN. 21 m conceal something — but don't' The nugget of the day: Bragging is not an attractive trait, but.let (Answers tomorrow) AQIARIIS (Jan. 20 Feb 18) - SAGITTARIl'S (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) You may be able to achieve a new lev- us be honest. A man who catches a big fish does not go home Jumbles: PRIOR GLOAT PURVEY TURBAN — You will find yourself enjoying new Yesterday's el of malunt} today — though you through an alley. and perhaps unexpected aspects of Answer: He was so lazy he didn't give a rap, even when must not neglect your rich sense of your work Family members are thisdid-OPPORTUNITY humor' supportive PISCES (Feb. 19 March 20) - A CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan 19) - chance taken during the morning You may be on the verge of a major hours may pay off more handsomely Now bach in stock Jumble Booh No 25 II available loi S2 U0 which includvh potugt change today, but your natural cau- .nd hanaling Horn Jumble, do Ihlt nawipipo. PO Bo. 4J6e omndo FL 32BO2-«JI>6 than expected by nightfall Include youl name, addiese and up cod* -nd make youi check payable lo Newspapaiboohs tion may demand that you wall a day ARIES (March 21-April 19, - You or two mav have to deal with some ambiva- C UJIV I nilvo Ftalur* Smdical* Int Heloise

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Gel your copy by lending f 2.50, 81 Waste 25 Brother ol nnn nnnnnn tinnn DAILY QUESTION allowance Moses never thought of giving her. including a stamped, self-ad- nnn nnnnrin nnnn You hold. •J3VK10OA742* 82 Actor Sean 26 Tibetan One of her friends gave her a small toolbox with a hammer, two dressed No. 10 envelope, la Sheln- 63 Clint's "The priest A K J 9 3. You are the dealer. What •mint screwdrivers and other gadgets necessary to do small things wold on Bridge, la care af Ihli - Sanction" 27 Perfume odor 40 Dilapidated 48 At any time around her new apartment. She even included nails, screws and do you say? newspaper, P.O. Box 1000, Lo* 28 Low spirits building 40 Glut hooks. ANSWER: Bid INT. To open one Angeles, CA 90053. Nol available DOWN 29 Railroad car 41 Altar boy 50 One ol a pair club may lead to problems. If outside continental United Stales. 1 Tablets 43 New Guinea 51 Dear After leaving for college, my daughter called to say that she had partner responds in a major, you 2 Rote's love 30 Eat away port 52 Perelan used her toolbox so many times, she doesn't know what she would have no good rebid. INT or two • 1989. In Art)*. Inn Srnocm 3 Concerning 31 Fabric 44 Confederate 53 Customer have done without it. I think this was a great gift idea — useful, 4 Seine 33 Take care of 48 Car model 66 Bauxite too. — Mrs. 1. Lundstrom, Boston, Mass. 5 Auditions 35 Pastry 47 Yielding 87 Onassla The little things we don't always think of seem to become the most useful! Everyone should have a "gadget box" handy. — He- loise 10A The Register FRIDAY, JAN 20. 1989 What's going on WINNER to Live," will appear in MUSIC $12.50 and up. THEATER "Shenandoah" today through • JOFFREY II — BEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR! M AT BENE — Jan. 28 at the Strand Theatre, The Joffrey II Dancers will Pianist Dr. John, who plays • 'HOME' — Lakewood. perform 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the -NEW YORK FILM CRITICS' CIRCLE The Loaves and Fish Theatre rhythm and blues, gospel and • BURLESQUE — Strand Theatre, Lakewood. k OCM.DEN (.MHIK AWARD NOMINATIONS •'* funk, will appear 9 p.m. today . Company will present "Home" by Tickets are $19, $14 and $8. Samm Art Williams through Feb. The Simy Theatre Company in i BEST PICTURE and Jackie "The Joke Man" Howell will stage "The Best of Martling, of the Howard Stern 5 at the Dineen Theatre of St. Peter's College, Jersey City. Burlesque," an original musical- FILMS, SPECIAL Rgdio Show, will appear 9 p.m.' comedy revue, through Feb. 11. ONE OF THE tomorrow The club will present Tickets are $10 and $6 for senior EVENTS citizens and students. Cinderella" at 2 p.m. tomorrow. • SPOOF AT THE • CARD COLLECTORS — YEAR'S 10 BEST Sunday and Jan. 28 to 29. An • MURDEROUS MEAL — PLAYHOUSE — optional dinner will be served "A Mysterious Murder Case," an Playhouse 22 of East Brunswick before each show. Collectors Showcase will hold a audience-participation murder will present its production of baseball-card and comic-book • THE HOUNDS — mystery, will be performed by the "Dames at Sea," a spoof of 1930s show 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The Hounds will appear today Murder on Cue Mystery musicals, through Jan. 29. Sunday at the Ramada Inn, \ and tomorrow at Jasons is Jazz, Company through Feb. 25 at the Showtimes are 8:30 p.m. Fridays Hazlet. Admission is $2. THE South Belmar. Magnolia Inn, Matawan. The $44 and Saturdays and 3 p.m. per person fee includes hors Sundays at the playhouse. • COMEDY — • VIVALDI — Tickets are $11 on opening night Gary Doll abate and Pig Vomit, of ACCIDENTAL d oeuvres, an all-you-can-eat the Howard Stern radio show, will Michael Pratt will lead the N.J. buffet, tax, gratuity and murder. . and $10 for all other Symphony Orchestra in Vivaldi's perform 9:30 p.m. Saturday at Prizes are awarded nightly and performances. Razzles in Seaside Heights. TOURIST _ Four Seasons" 8:30 p.m. today . reservations are neccessary. Tickets are $5. at Alexander Hall, Princeton; 8:30 • TINSEL TALES — • DESSERT THEATER — The George Street Playhouse in p.m. tommorrow at Nicholas • KING CELEBRATION — GfNtlfAl ClfJIMA Music Center in New Brunswick; Starburst Productions in Atlantic New Brunswick will stage "Tales tOtWS FREEHOLDffT. 9 CINEMA 4 * MOVIES AT MIDDLITOWN SHBtWSBUBV PLAZA 3 and 3 p.m. Sunday at the John Highlands will present "Impolite of Tinseltown." a new musical Brookdale Community College ffltfHOLD 7BO 4436 MIDDlftOWN rt'J FO2O SHttfWSBUPY 542 5395 Harms Center for the Arts, Comedy" through Jan. 28. about a farm "girl in the '30s who will present a birthday celebration STEREO] Englewood. Tickets are $12.50 per person, rises to fame, through Jan. 29. for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. which includes dessert. 11 ;30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Tuesday. • SONG AND DANCE — DANCE Bass player Reggie Workman • RITA READS — and Yugoslavian dancer Maya The Circle Players in Piscataway • JAZZ BALLET — ONE OF THE YEAR'S 10 BEST will perform "Educating Rita" Milenovic will collaborate on a The Les Ballets Jazz de Montreal M w 11IRK MV.X/ M Ricasso-inspired, interdisciplinary through Jan. 29 in the Circle Dance Company will perform 8 MM! s 1 Playhouse. Tickets are $8, $7 for hi Hinwn V/l I II work 8 p.m. tomorrow at the p.m. Friday at the Count Basie hisi Count Basie Theatre in Red students and seniors. lOKOMUdH HI AMAN 1 III 11-. VI Theatre, Red Bank. Tickets are MM 1 1 US\ M 1 Bank. Workman will also perform • 'BROADWAY' — ATLANTIC STRATHMORE MUM Id \| | alone wiih his five-member Neil Simons third play in his ensemble. Tickets are $18.50, TWIN 2910148 TWIN 583 4141 semi-autobiographical trilogy, ATLANTIC HWY 34 WINNER S16.50 and $12.50. "Broadway Bound," will be HIGHLANDS ABERDEEN TEQUILA • KING'S MUSIC — presented through Feb. 5 at the ALL SEATS $3.00 "BEST PICTUR!H! NAtlONAEl BOAB OD OF «VI! THW E YEAR" The music department at Paper Mill Playhouse, Millburn. TOM HANKS SALLY FIELD SUNRISE Brookdale Community College "PUNCH LINE" (R) MNOMINATED FOR MEL GIBSON A dangerous mix will present "Music for Martin" 4 MUSICAL "TEQUILA SUNRISE" (R) p.m. Sunday at the school's THEATER "THE LAND HGOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS Performing Arts Center. The BEFORE TIME" (G) ATLANTIC TWIN program, to honor Dr. Martin INCLUDING • SOAP SINGER — r "OLIVER 1 ATLANTIC HIGHLAND!, 291OI43 Luther King Jr., features COMPANY" (G) Russ Anderson, from "One Life STRATHMORE spirituals, hymns and music from I (DRAMA) CONTINUOUS-SAT.-SUN. TWIN ABERDCtN 583 4111 the 1960s. Tickets are $3. BEST PICTURE Proceeds will benefit the United Negro College Fund. 0 MMIMtt Klin B • ROMANTIC MUSIC — Alt V [MISSISSIPPI A chamber concert of romantic 1 tlyli*i[l ABERDEEN lAIINIi itNt V | . music will be presented 3 p.m. 7:45. 10:10 Sunday at the Monmouth County Strathmore Twin Cinemas January Man (R) 2.4. 6.8. 10 Talk Radio (R) 2. 4:30. 7:30. 10 tf*MI0BElfoWN »ofuo Library Headquarters, RMUT PALMER AVI. BIIIOJO Manalapan. Admission is free. Friday Working Girl (R) 2. 4:45. 7:15. ANAIlONM AMUSEMINISlHl 1HWS CINfPtEXOMON LOEWS THE ACCIDENTAL TOURIST (PG) •AMBOY MULTMEX COMMUNITY TWIN NEWPORT CENTRE SHOWBOAT QUAD Tequila Sunrise (R) 7:10. 9:30 SAmVlllI 721 MOO EMO*TOWNM7 4200 CINEMAS [D«»XAIfRlMl J6U • MONMOUTH AWC Punch Line(R) 7, 9:20 The Naked Gun (PCi-13) 2. 4. TWINS (PG) ULLEVUE TRIPLEX HEADQUARTERS 10 TOWN SYMPHONY — UPPtRMMlCLAIR744 14M MOORlSTOWN n] 0606 rwffSONw IOOO 6.8. 10 IANUARY MAN MNfRAl CINEMA *LOEWS MEADOW SIX CIMMiX OOtON The Monmouth Symphony (1) S1CA1JCUS 966 6161 ROCKAWAY12 WARNER QUAD RIDGCWO0D444 1714 Orchestra will present its second Saturday Deep Star Six (R) 1:40.' 3:40. LOtWS RIDCEFIEID ROCNAWAY TOWNSHIP 17S 0666 MtlDGfWATER ?» "61 ClNEPlfftOOCO* CLEARVIf W CIHIMA P 10 THEATRE •LOEWS WAYNE SIX concert of the season Sunday at Oliver & Company (G) 2. 3:30 5:40. 7:40. 9:40 TALK RADIO (R) *R0UTE4TENPLEX WAYNf M0OSO9 the Count Basie Theatre, Red CLOSTER ;M MOO WBAMUS«' 7009 The Land Before Time (G) 2. WORKING GIRL (R) Bank. Tinton Falls baritone 3:45 OCEAN I ACADEMY MEMMR9: YOUR CARD WILL ADMIT YOU AND A GUEST TO ANV SCREENING. MON -THUftS | Thomas L. Avakian will sing Tequila Sunrise (R) 7:10.9:30 I .news Middlebrook NAKED GUN (PG-13) works from Aaron Copland. Punch Line (R) 7. 9:20 Tickets are $10. HEP STAR SIX Friday (R) • TEMPUS FUGIT — ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (I'Ci) Middletown-based rock band Atlantic Twin Cinemas 7:15.9:30 Tempus Fugit will perform Monday at the Playpen in Beaches (PG-13) 7:30. 10 Friday Sayreville. The band will also - appear with Big Bad Wolf Jan. 27 Punch Line(R)7.9:l5 Saturday THE at the Center Street Cabaret. Tequila Sunrise (R) 7:10,9:20 Oliver & Company (G) I. 3. 5 Orange. Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (PG) Saturday 7:15. 9:30 The Land Before Time (G) 2. Beaches (PG-13) 2. 4:45. 7:30. 3:55, 5:30 10 Oliver & Company (G) 2. 4. TMNS 5:25 Seaview Square [PG

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LOINS 9:45 I'm Gonna Git You Sucka (R) (IN OUR DUGOUT DINING AREA) CINEIU CIMTIII i Twins (PG) 8. 10 1:30.3:20.5:10.7:30.10 * Dinners . Si in S3 NIKtoN Saturday RED BANK Chicken Dijon OMM* umiii', Mississippi Burning(R) 2. 4:30. $3E| 00 • MlJMItlOCi IJHflil CINfl Loews Red Bank Steak & Shrimp Scampi iqin INI L I UOIO 7:15.9:45 w w • Per Person CMHMMITV mm * HIW1MTI.ilPill Twins (PG) 2.4.6. 8. 10 Friday Plus Tax and Gratuity Fried Seafood Medley * iiuiwVs PU/JUWEMi 111 Rain Man (R) 7. 9:30 INCLUDES: Oriental Beef Stirfry LONG BRANCH Dim Rotten Scoundrels (PG) fit (VOID CKMI $II «J ill Blackened Chicken IDCIMTI* Ml i-..,. Loews Long Branch 7:45. 9r45 Giant Screen T.V. :*: HIWTM0MI QUW *l ' Hi Open Bar Tortellini Carbonara FIONIN CKOMr Friday Saturday MIltilOM CIMIU Table Snacks The Naked Gun (PG-13) 7:30. Rain Man (R) 2. 4:30. 7.9:30. HOIOUN IWIIlMl 1101 H»**l rwiNf* «.**-. JM 9:20 Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (PG) Complete Dinner! HMIKIHI mi««iM-,|.l. Deep Star Six (R) 7:50. 9:50 1:45. 3:45.5:45.7:45.9:45 Soup or Salad IINC01N tDPill *8.95 Buffalo Wings or Nachos Saturday SHREWSBURY Includes: Soup, Salad and Shrimp The Naked Gun (PG-13) 2. Shrewsbury Plaza Prime Rib or Chicken Cordon Bleu 3:50. 5:40. 7:30. 9:20 General Cinema Potato and Vegetable Cocktail, potato & vegetable Deep Star Six (R) 2. 4. 6. 7:50. 9:50 Friday Working Girl (R) 7:20. 9:40 MIDDLETOWN The Accidental Tourist (PG) * Ladies Night * I A Movies at Middlelown 7:15.9:50 Prime Rib MATINEES SAT., January Man (R) 7:30. 10 SUN. It HOLIDAYS Friday Nites Every Tuesday and CONTINUOUS FROM 1 P.M. The Accidental Tourist (PG) 1. Saturday 7:15.9:30 Working Girl (R) 1:45. 4:15, Every #ff ||P» Thursday All Ladies i W'llll M IBIW.K0IHII ]!> KIIKNH Twins(PG-13) 1,7:45, 10:10 7:20. 9:40 Wed&Vri >/ UK / receive Free House Wine DIRT* ROriEN SCOUNDRELS (PG-I3) January Man (R) 1:10.8. 10 The Accidental Tourist (PG) 2. 10 pm 1 iVV RWNMMt "" * (R) Talk Radio (R) 1:05.7:30, 10 4:30.7:15.9:50 . With Dinner Working Girl (R) 1:05. 7:15.January Man (R) 1:30, 3:30, 9:45 5:30.7:30.10 MISSISSIPPI BURNING (R) The Naked Gun (PG-13) 1:15. Includes: TWINS (>«) - 5 PM TILL CLOSE - 8,10 MIDDLESEX COUNTY Full Cut Prime Rib Deep Star Six (R) 1:05, 7:30, WOODBRIDGE OUAWWI AIMSimu HWCIWKCN 9:35 NAKED GUN WoodbridRe Cinema )up or Salad DEEP STAR SIX 'otato I •"8 Saturday Friday-Saturday 4B32J/7 The Accidental Tourist (PG) The Accidental Tourist (PG) 2. m mim wm - omuwsi getable BEACHES (PG-13) 1:30,4:15.7:15,9:40 4:20.7:25,9:45 I DIRTY ROntH SCOUNDRtlS (K-13) Twins (PG) 1:30, 3:15, 5:30, January Man (R) 2. 4. 6. 8, 10 FRIDAY, JAN 20, 1989 ENTERTAINMENT The Register 11A Art calendar Cowboy Junkies play folk • SCULPTURE IN N.J. — "New Jersey Artists: The "Walking After Midnight" and Lou Sculpture," a comprehensive look By DAVID BROWNE Reed's "Sweet Jane" into spooky shuffles. Serving at the current directions of local REGISTER WIRE SERVICES They also performed solid versions of Daily Luncheon artists working in the medium of Timmons originals like the old-limey "To Love Is to Bury" and the sulking country sculpture, will run through and NEW YORK — The Cowboy Junkies ballad "Misguided Angel." tomorrow at the Scherer Gallery in Dinner Specials don't look or sound like your average Since the musicians are so low-key, the Marlboro. The gallery opens an rock band, which may explain the critical focus falls upon singer Margo Timmons. overview of works by New Jersey acclaim for their first major-label album. Michael's sister (brother Peter is the artists Barbara Klein and Carol "The Trinity Session." Making their offi- drummer). Leaning into her microphone, cial New York debul at the Bottom Line CALL 872-0909 O'Neill Sunday. A show of the straggly-haired Timmons looks like a 291-1284 Vasarely, Zuniga and Dubuffet will Tuesday, they looked as if they had just da/ed and confused (and slightly stage- Thank You run simultaneously. stepped out of their native Canadian shy) chanteusc. But when she opened her 'I In-, "thank you" entitles a Clam Hut favorite customer to a U)"i discount on food during the FOR WINTER HOI IKS woods: Beards, long hair, ponytailed men mouth, out came the pure, unadulterated Not Valid r«b. Kuril and work clothes predominated, and nmnthsol Jan. & Feb. wltb Credit or my other promotion!. • AT THE PARK — tones of a folksinger, used to especially We want you to know we appreciate your patron- A two-person art show will be held folksy instruments like accordions, man- chilling effect on an a cappella version of age and would like to see you during our "relaxed" Open Yeqr Around dolins and steel guitars littered the stage. through Feb. 5 at Thompson Park, Bruce Springsteen's "My Father's winter months. For Your Dining Pleasure Middletown. Featured are the As on "The Trinity Session." their live House." acrylics and prismacolors of Lou show could be described as new-age folk. At their worst, the Cowboy Junkies are HIGHLANDS. N.J. Rudolph and the water'color on cut Led by guitarist Michael Timmons. who somnambulism personified, and Margo's AT THE FOOT OF ATLANTIC STREET paper of Claire Archer. played with his head hunched over his technique of draining country sojigs of electric guitar, the band would drift their basic raw emotion grows tired after • ART FORMS — through a tune languidly or. as in "I'm So an hour-plus show. At their best, though, Paintings, prints and sculptures will Lonesome 1 Could Cry" or "Blue Moon." her voice, the sparse guitars and the de- be displayed through Feb. 4 at Art dismantle it to its barest bones. With this serted-highway arrangements combined Forms in Red Bank. approach, they turn "Blue Moon." to make music of austere beauty. • ART TRIBUTE — Fast, Free Delivery of the The Art Alliance of Monmouth County will present a memorial Best Pizza Available! retrospective of the work of Little Silver artist William Asman. The SUPER BOWL SUNDAY exhibit runs through Jan. 31 at the Alliance Studios in Red Bank. Order 1 Small Pizza - • CHETKIN Receive 2 Cans Coke FREE INTERNATIONAL — Northern - Italian Cuisine Order 2 Large Pizzas - Through February, the Chetkin Gallery in Red Bank will feature Tuesday ia Receive 1 Small Pie FREEI work from its international EXP. 1-25-89 collection, including Monique PRIME RIB NIGHT Journod, Michele Battut, Joel complete dinner f £ A« Dabin and Maurille Prevost from 290-1444 France; Italian Dominco Colanzi; Featuring the Finest variety of Pasta Specialties Full & Part Time Positions Marco Sassone, R.C. Gorman and • Italian seafood Specials • Steaks and Burgers Available Earn '8 - '10 per hour Martin Jewell from the United Daily & Weekend Specials States and Israelis Itzhak Tarkai Rt. 537 At Sycamore Ave. .;««..»»*- *.»«. and Michael Eisemann. Tinton Falls, N.J. 07724 (201 )542-6068 • GUILD MEMBERS — The Guild of Creative Art will run its All-Members show in Shrewsbury through' Feb. 3. Thursday Nite • JENTRA — fRHESM New Jersey neo-impressionist Comedy Yoland Razzeto and glass sculptor Cliff Goodman will show their work & mano through Jan. 31 at the Jentra Fine Limo Crawl 410 ROUTE 36 HAZLET, NJ 739-2700 Art Gallery in Freehold. Presents • ISRAELI ART — Nite The Riverside Gallery in Red Bank AN ALL NEW MENU will exhibit the work Israeli Michael COMPLETE DINNERS DAILY Eisemann through February. • ORIGAMI — LAKESIDE All Entrees Served With Soup, Salad, Dessert & Coffee Dorothy Kaplan will exhibit her Entertainment Tuesday origami, a style of Japanese paper Thru Sunday Early Bird Specials folding, at the Marlboro Branch of Call For Reservations $ the Monmouth County Public 410 RT. 36, Hazlet, NJ Sunday Thru Friday 7.95 Library through Jan. 31. 739-2700 $ • ARTISTS — Other Complete Dinners Start At 9.95 The paintings of Sue Harnichar of 78 Hwy 34, Pinecrest Plaza $ Leonardo will be displayed through Matawan Full Luncheon Specials Start At 3.95 Jan. 31 at Little Silver borough hall. Hunan House 290-0666 • JERSEY INDIANS — 290-0688 |H*|i 34 South Bound Batw«*n H»ii The Communications-Electronics MATAWAN Museum at Fort Monmouth will • Chinese Gourmet • We Serve Brown Rice ^display "New Jersey Indians: Food, Restaurant For Your Health Concern Clothing, Shelter, Religion, • One Free Salad • Free After Dinner Recreation," a traveling exhibit Drink Entrees sponsored by the N.J. State With Dinner • NoM.S.G. Museum, through Feb.* 3. Pastels • Reasonable Rates • Bring Your Own of homeless people and other Wine or Beer BROILED FILLET OF SOLE 11.95 figures by Tim Gaydos will be on Topped with third Almond*tilyou ttit/iJ display through Feb. 5. FRIED SHRIMP TARTAR SAUCE 12.95 • N.J. MUSEUM — FRIED SEAFOOD COMBINATION 12.95 BROILED SCALLOPS 11.95 Flounder Filhrl. Shrimp. Scallop* Super Science Weekend, the OFF Any Purchase Over museum's ninth annual *10.00 With This Ad SHRIMP SCAMPI 13.95 BREAST OF CHICKEN extravaganza, will open 9 a.m. Good"tllJan.31, 89 tiutmf in Garlic and Hutter wrvrdmfft Rue Pllal PARMAGIANA 9.95 tomorrow and run through 5 p.m. Cannot be combined with any other offer STUFFED FLOUNDER 14.95 Good Mon.-Thurg. Only Sunday. • rabmeat Stuffing BREAST OF CAPON STUFFED SHRIMP 14 95 • PRINTMAKING — CntimcMl Slutting MARSALA 11.95 "Multiple Images: Prints by Afro- BROILED SEAFOOD COMBINATION 15.95 Americans," will open Sunday at an exquiute dnh computed of Flounder Fillet. JUNIOR SIRLOIN STEAK 10.95 the Montclair Museum. Organized REWARD! Shrimp, Scallop*. Clam* Cauno and Stutlcd for Black History Month, the show Mushroom Ctpt BROILED PORK CHOPS 10.95 ••'OK FINDING includes 17 works and will continue BROILED LOBSTER TAILS 25.95 through April 30. a picture perfect planer come* *ith • AT THE ZIMMERLI — melted Butter.!2>6oi tail* ASK YOUR SERVER "Lure of Tahiti: Gauguin, His HAULOUT CHICKEN ITALIANO 12 95 Predecessors and Followers" will uulmjvilfi Peppen ind Onion* ioppcd*ilh FOR OUR be shown through Feb. 7, at the This week we'll make it Hrouiullotnil MO/JMITIIS I hern- Mannara tome Jane Vorhees Zimmerli Art BONELESS CHICKEN BREAST 12.95 SPECIALS OF THE MONTH Museum, Rutgers University, New worth your while FR ANCAISE j//>;« j >u tu w«>' "' VWmr Wine wilft Muihutoim Brunswick. THAT ARE AVAILABLE to discover our ROAST DUCK HOUSE SAUCE 12.95 • AT THE WHITNEY — "lift Wild Hice brand of Fine. SUNDAY THRU FRIDAY "Enclosing the Void: 8 Casual, Waterfront Contemporary Sculptures" will be All ENTREES include shown through Jan. 25. "Urban dining just off the Soup of the Dt) Figures" features large-scale VEAL PARMIGIANA 12.95 beaten path. Salad. Potato or Rice. contemporary figures and will run Minium Sautx tnd Mooaitlla Cheat Rolls & BlUUr. ind Ururn lop Ihnduh through Feb. 15 in the Sculpture Choice of: Rice Pudding. Ice Cream. Court. "Treasurers of American Open 6 days a week for Jello. Chocolate Pudding or VEAL MARSALA 13.95 tender pieces of Veal tautecd in Butter and Maitala Folk Art" will open Jan. 26 and run lunch & dinner Cake Roll. Winf MII/I Muii)nwm» through April 2. Sunday breakfast Coffee. Tea or Sanka VEAL FRANCAISE 13.95 • MUSEUM — 9 am -1 pm To Substitute Clam Chowder *autccdin White Wine. Lemon and Butter A workshop, "A Question of for Soup of the Day VEAL SORRENTINO 14.95 Color," will run through January at Closed Monday Add $1.00 uuiccd in Butter. Manama Wine, topped with Eagplant, the Staten Island Children's Ham and Moiieretla Cheat Museum. A paper-making Champagne Buffet Branch VEAL SALTIMBOCCA 14.95 workshop will be held 2 p.m. Every Sunday uvlmf in Miller iwl Afjmla Wine and topped ml* tomorrow, open to ages five and 11:30am to 2:30pm Pnmiullo. Moztarettt Cheete and Spioacb Adul(s$8.95 older. VEAL OSCAR 16.95 HAULOUT Children $4.95 • BROOKLYN MUSEUM — sauteed and combined with Brvccoh and Lobuer meat. Sauce Hollsndatte (our own creation) Asian lacquers will be on view in fine* ytu/v+Jl**, ffu. fflet* u*. * BanqiKl Rooms the Chinese Art Gallery through AnllaMe NEW YORK CUT SIRLOIN STEAK 14.95 June 14. HINT: For Any Social or broiled and lopped with Muihmotni Tin' fool of West St., Monmouth Beach Bnlam Affair BROILED FILET MIGNON 10.95 • COOPER-HEWITT — topped with Muihroomi The museum will feature sketches (iwrlnokiug the Shrewsbury River, Ukeside Manor STEAK AND TAIL 21.95 and exploratory drawings from 75 "one per customer adjacent to the Channel Club It Your Comptott Dhow HOUM Fikl Atytwi icned nith a Lotiter Tail American artists starting Tuesday 21 and over 201-222-7592 and running through March 5. LIA 12A The Register FRIDAY, JAN 20 1989 WHAT'S fiOING ON Trombonist sings solo with symphony IN THE AREA an) of the other groups with which he By MARC N. PEYSER sings or pla>s regularly, THE REGISTER "There's really lots of time, if you don:l sil home and watch Iclev ision." he sa>s. he only thing thai keeps Tom Avakian Others are more expansive. Tfrom being a one-man band is that he "He will drop other things to be cannot sing and play trombone at the involved with music, fie doesn't make his same time. • living at it. IMII I suspect his involvement When he has lo. Avakian will choose in music helpshim gel through the day," one of his musical passions over the sa\s William R. Shoppcll Jr.. conductor other. In Sunday's Monmouth Symphony of the Monmouth C'i\ ic Chorus, where Orchestra concert. Avakian will step out Avakian has played two leading roles in of the orchestra pit arfd onto the stage, the "Mikado." sung in other concerts and where he will sing "Old American Songs" played in the orchestra, by Aaron Copeland in a solo Avakian says he has been singing and performance. playing trombone since he was a student. But for the most part. Avakian He conies from a musical family. His manages lo devote equal time to the bass father. Leon, has been involved with trombone and his bass baritone. "It's all barbershop-quartet singing on the this cross-discipline stuff that makes it national level. His mother. Ruth, is a exciting, and that's what I try to do all Ihc reined music teacher and a singing Russ Anderson time." says Avakian. who also ads and member of the Monmouth ( ivic Chorus. writes the program notes for the orchestra He also has an uncle who.is chairman of • SOAP MUSIC — in his free lime. the music department at Louisiana Stale Russ Anderson, star of the University. television soap opera "One Life to Avakian says people should not be Live," will change his tune today surprised by his musical double-duty. But Avakian has his own list of musical when he appears in the musical accomplishments. He was named lo both The ability lo blow the trombone and production "Shenandoah" at the the all-state chorus and the all-stule band to control his voice are closely related, he Red Oak Music Theatre in while a student in Wall. As an Lakewood. says. Knowing the liming and interplay enginecring-turned-English major at needed for singers and musicians lo blend Lehigh University in Pennsylvania, his also helps him perform belter in each job. schedule allowed him lo sing more than "There's a real close affinity, but unless to play trombone. When he moved back you know both, you can't really lo New Jersey, he began both endeavors appreciate that." says Avakian. who has again. In 1974 he joined the Monmouth dark, curly hair, a quick laugh and an Symphony Orchestra ("At that point they intellectual lilt to his voice. . were glad lo have anybody." he says), and Timing his music is one thing: finding gradually became more involved in the time for it is another. musical productions on stage and oil. Avakian. a computer programmer in Avakian doesn't expect singing in front Neptune, says he often goes from work tci of the orchestra in which he usually plays rehearsals, voice lessons he takes, trombone to be too difficult. Singing solo trombone lessons he gives or is somewhat-easier than ensemble work, THEREGISTER/CHETGOF performances with the N.J. Slate he says, because his voice training makes ONE-MAN BAND — Tinton Falls resident Tom Avakian will put down his trom- Orchestra, the Dover Township blending in more difficult. And he is used bone this weekend when he sings solo in a concert with the Monmouth Sympho- Municipal Band, the Brookdale Jazz lo making musical transitions. "I've done ny Orchestra. Band, the Monmoulh Civic Chorus or this so mam times." he savs. Musician reflects on days

Dr. Althea T.L. Simmons • KING SALUTE — he spent with Count Basie Dr. Althea T.L. Simmons, chief Inspired by a Picasso painting, it features lobbyist for the NAACP, will be the By MARC N. PEYSER dancing and choreography by Milenovic keynote speaker Tuesday will THE REGISTER and her dancers, poetry from Frenchman Brookdale Community College Louis Aragon read and sung by Jeanne holds a belated birthday Lee and original music by Workman. He The Count Basic Theatre holds special celebration for Dr. Martin Luther calls the piece "surreal." King Jr. memories tor bassist Reggie Workman, even though he has never performed "It's a very, very heavy piece, like when there. you go to an abstract painting. There are Workman, who will make his Red many images and motifs floating through, Bank debut tomorrow night with his en- all inter-related," he says, adding that he semble and a quartet of dancers lead by hopes the audience will arrive with an open mind and not be intimidated by the Yugoslavian Maya Milenovic. made ini- unusual nature of the work. The concert tial contact with the theater last year, also will feature purely musical pieces when he donated a photograph of himself from Workman's "Synthesis" album, re- with Count Basic. The picture was taken corded on the Leo label. while the musicians loured Japan in I 'K(\. It was in that month together that Work- Workman started in music in Philadel- man got to know Basic — as well us any- phia, first playing professionally out of one could know the taciturn Count —and high school. In the 1960s, he played with to sec how his '"smooth, suave and diplo- John Collrane. James Moody. Jimmy matic personality" infected music, peo- (ianison. Herbj Mann and many other ple, and. perhaps, a building. New York- and Philadelphia-based musi- "I believe some of the energy behind cians, including Roach. the Count Basie Theatre, in Count Basic's In l%7. he slaned writing and playing hometown, is related to Count Basie." with his own band. "You can spend a says Workman, who in Japan sometimes lifetime working for other groups, or you hung around backstage with Basic or sal have to make a sacrifice and do it on your in on concerts, congratulating each other. own." he says. Workman has recorded "When he talked and when he performed, three solo albums. "Works of Workman." he was a person of lew words. But those "Reggie Workman First" and "Synthe- /ILLIAM PERLMAN sis." The New York Times described his words were like a laser beam, li would WORKMAN AND FRIEND — Bass player Reggie Workman hangs a photograph music as "dark and robust." Marc Riffon take him two notes lo say whal it lakes of himself with Count Basie in the Count Basie Theatre, where Workman will others three choruses." Workman says he takes something perform tomorrow night. • PAPER MILL BOUND — When Workman meets Basie the build- awa\ from every musical collaboration, Marc Riffon will star in the Neil ing tomorrow night, the influence of Basic from Milenoyic's literary and dance influ- vetoed by Basie's manager, says he the shoulders of those who passed before Simon play "Broadway Bound" at the man will not be highly evident. ences to Basic's conservative note place- "tucked into my rcsevoir" some of the me. and that certainly includes the the Paper Mill Playhouse in The centerpiece of the performance is ment. Workman, who in 1980 had lessons learned while watching the Count Count." he says. "1 don't think that it's Millburn through Feb. 5. an almost hour-long, multi-disciplinary planned to record an album with Basie and others. possible that anyone couldn't have been* work called "H.P. Madame's Portrait." and Max Roach only lo have the project "Within my own style I'm standing on inlHienced bv Count Basie." Middletown's Poricy Park hosts historical re-creations ham, who talks lo the audience about the By MARC N. PEYSER performances while Spagnola changes THE REGISTER clothes. For some of her Indian charac- ters, including Kateri Tekakwiiha. Spag- nola uses authentic costumes donated by Talk about quick-change artists. In one Mohawk friends in Canada. Spagnola is hour on Sunday at Poricy Park. Middle- part Chipewah. town's Mary Eunice Spagnola will go Many of the women she depicts are from running into battle as Molly Pitcher well known, including Pocahantus and to Helen Keller's teacher Anne Sullivan to Mary Todd Lincoln. But Spagnola tries to Julia Ward Howe, who wrote the words to include little-known tidbits about her the Battle Hymn of the Republic. characters in addition to in-depth histo- Spagnola is an actress who uses 20- ries of the women's lives. minute dramatic monologues to trans- In her piece about Anne Sullivan, for form herself into women from history. instance, she reminds the audience, in "It's drama, but it's something differ- character, that Alexander Graham Bell Tom Rush ent. Rather than listening to a speaker, was the one who sent Sullivan to work they (the audience) is living along with with Helen Keller, the Molly Pitcher • JAZZMAN — you," says Spagnola. who has portrayed character talks about being appointed one Folk singer Tom Rush, who is women from her 42-character repertoire of the first Seargems at Arms by George known for songs "Jazzman," around the world, including Canada and Washington. Spagnola. who uses Mary- "Jonah" and others, will appear Italy. Eunice as her stage name, does all the Jan. 27 at the Club Bene Dinner WOMEN OF HISTORY — Mary Eunice Spagnoia, left, and Florence Cunningham Although she uses few props, Spagnola research and writing herself. Theatre in Sayreville. re-create historical women Sunday at Poricy Park, Middletown. goes all out with her costumes-. Some are "It's always so interesting to dig up made by her partner. Florence Cunning- these pieces. That's the fun part." SPORTS THE REGISTER FRIDAY, JAN. 20, 1989 SECTION B Neptune hoop win signals 'A' change

By STEVEN FALK THE REGISTER One of the things that makes him (Sonni Holland) such a great player is that his mind is MIDDLETOWN — The guard is rapidly changing in the Shore totally on the game. No matter what's going on Conference "A" Division North it (the crowd) doesn't affect him at all. boys basketball race. Russ Walling Neptune High School delivered Neptune coach a strong message to Christian Brothers Academy that this is its year with a decisive 80-58 crunch- "Sonni did a great job today," this was its year. A victory over ing on CBA's home-court. CBA coach Ed Wicelinski said. CBA in the Holiday Jubilee" "He didn't force anything. He hit helped. However, there was still It was CBA's first home-court the little jumpers. He was com- the hurdle of winning at CBA to loss ever to a Shore Conference pletely under control. He turned overcome. "A" North opponent since the Colts entered the Shore Confer- and collected himself very well. "We expected to win coming ence back in 1982-83 and only the "He and Golembiewski (Dan) in," Holland said. "We worked second divisional game CBA has really took us.out of game," hard in practice and we thought lost. The other one was a 51-49 we had the better team. It's very Wicelinski continued. That's tough to, play in this gym. It feels setback at Neptune in February, twice now McKcnna (Brian) and 1984. good to win here. For us (the CBA Fichter (Jason) have not had good jinx) is no more." games against them." A major reason why the guard Neptune was in command from is changing Neptune's 6-7 center Holland displayed cool under the start. CBA's lone lead was 2-0. Sonni Holland. Holland, playing fire yesterday. The rabid CBA Neptune went on a 9-2 run late in on two injured ankles, was a terror crowd tried to rattle him with a the first half to take a 33-22 lead to the. Colts on both ends of the derisive chant of "Sonni! Sonni!" into the locker room. court. He scored 26 points and Holland paid no attention.' was an intimidating force on de- Early in the third period, CBA fense, altering many CBA shots. "I just put that out of my mind made one mild run with the help and kept playing ball," Holland of a five-point play off a technical "He was playing hurt today," said. "It was funny." foul against Golembiewski to cut Neptune coach Russ Walling said. the lead to 40-33. CBA cut the "If it was any other divisional "You can't do that (taunt) to lead to seven three more times, team, we'd have sat him out. He Sonni," Walling said. "One of the but Holland had the answer each has a slight sprain on one (ankle) things that makes him such a great time with a short jumper from the and a bruise on the other. If we player is that his mind is totally right side. Holland scored 13 of were playing a team I thought on the game. No matter what's his points in the third period. we'd definitely beat, he'd have sat going on it (the crowd) doesn't af- Each time the CBA students out." fect him at all." would get in the game, the Scarlet THE REGISTFR/CHGT GORDON CBA probably had a difficult Neptune has been confident Fliers would quickly find a way to time telling that Holland was hurt. since the start of the season that See NEPTUNE, Page 3B LOOKING FOR THE OPEN MAN — Christian Brothers Academy's Brian Watkins looks to pass while Neptune's Scott Murphy moves in yesterday. Howell wrestlers edge South Nine county wrestlers South got off to

Scholastic schedule; Middletown North overcomes Szoke seeks improvement Freehold entries, results Middletown South in boys hoops as Monmouth sets for Wagner 2B 3B SB 2B The Register LOCAL SPORTS FRIDAY, JAN 20. 1989 Freehold Scholastic schedule TODAY MitMicit MVH N VS bhore 4pm Boys Basketball TOMORROW results : ,M Asbury Park 3 30 Boyt Basketball flea Bank Cath at Matawan 7pm Rumson-F H at Red Bank 1 30 111 Pace PurH $2,760 Time 2:03 1 Oiednat Raman 7 30 Mater Dei at McCornston 1 30 8 Caplam Car (H Kelly) 7 20460380 Keyport at Rumson-F H 7 30 Weequahc at Neptune 1 30 1 FAS Card Shark |E Sager | 2 BO 2 80 Hem y Hudson at Shore 7 30 CBA at LaSaile 4pm 7 Pacers Dream (HFilionl 3 00 Mbj' Donovan at Freehold 7 30 Freehold Twp at Toms River N • 7pm Hartell -M Middletown S . 7 30 ADVERTISERS: Also Hitch N Boy Scooters Princess Mels Escape Holmdel at St John 7.30 Sterling Chestnut Revielle Kan M . 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"I was surprised at the first half The closest South got in the By JIM HINTELMANN score (16-14)," Boland said. final quarter was 38-31 on a three- THE REGISTER "South has some good shooters point goal by Levis but North but it was our defense that won it pulled aVay again thanks to some for us." good foul shooting. The Lions MIDDLETOWN — It was far were seven of eight from the line from a classic, but Middletown Both teams had their problems in the final period and 19 of 23 High School North's boys basket- in the first half as far as scoring overall. ball team won round one of its was concerned. North led only 7-4 two-game series with rival Mid- after the first quarter and it was "We usually don't shoot fouls dletown South last nighl. just 12-12 with a minute left in the super well," Faaland said. "Today half. it was a pleasant surprise." The Lions overcame a sluggish The Lions were still without first half and used the scoring of "Everything was blah," Faaland- (heir top scorer and rebounder, 6- Matt Boland, Bob Corcoran and said. "I'm sure the pressure of the 5 Chris Weimwurm who had Mike Marz for a 53-40 Shore Con- rivalry had something to do with missed the last six games because ference "A" North victory. it. Both teams were trying to make of mono. Wcinwurm (15.3 ppg), Boland, a 6-5 senior, finished things happen, but our kids settled however, is expected back Feb. I. with 15 points including 10 in the down after the half and started to execute better." "Chris means a lot to us," Faa- second half. His board work and- land said. "We have to get him defense was also strong. South opened the third quarter back." strong with Rick Lcvis hitting a "Matt has really been coming The victory also keeps North's around," North coach Ken Faa- three-point goal and Bob Pitts hopes alive for an NJSIAA tour- land said. "He's improving with scoring from in close for a 19-16 ney berth. The Lions are 5-7 and every game he's out there. lead. need to have a .500 record by the "I think the key tonight was Boland and Pitts traded baskets Jan. 31 cutoff date. Paul Wolter corning off the but North ran off a 14-2 spurt here Mar/ finished with 11 points bench," Faaland said. "He really to take a 34-24 lead which it never and Wolter added 10. Levis was helped up off the boards and hit relinquished. Boland and Mar/ the only South player in double some key shots." both had four points in the surge. figures with 13. "It was an emotional game for "Our press hurt them a little Middletown North will go for us," Boland said. "We wanted to bit," Faaland said. "We played de- its third win in a row tonight when control the tempo and the boards. cent defense. They earned their it plays host to Manchester. South We didn't want them to run on us. shots." (4-7) is at home against Howell. Keyport overcomes Raritan m GIRLS BOX SCORES ...... SB KEYPORT — Carolyn Hassmillcr. Tracy Allocco and Girls basketball Andrea Kresl combined for 40 points for the Bucs while Kris Non-Conference points to lead the Keyport High Mueller added 12. Allentown 36, Henry Hudson 30 School girls basketball team to a THE REGISTEH/CHET GORDON Long Branch was led by Tonya ALLENTOWN — Allentown out- I'LL TAKE IT — Christian Brothers Academy teammates Brian McKenna (31) and Jason Fichter (32) 52-38 Non-Conference victory scored Henry Hudson, 11-4, in the over Raritan. Collier, who scored 16 points: both come down with a rebound yesterday. " fourth period to record thevictory. Both teams were plagued by Hassmiller led the way with 15, Casey Mollister, who led Allen- six in the fourth period when the horrendous foul shooting, hitting Rod Raiders outscored the Rock- on just l4-of-37 combined —good town with nine points, scored five points to lead the charge. Neptune takes 'A' North lead ets, 18-7. for a 37.9pcrcentage. Allocco added 14 and Krcst Red Bank improved to 10-2 and Hudson's Shelia McKeon led all Continued from Page 1B thought this was going to be tough. Long Branch slipped to 2-8. chipped in 11. scorers with 12 points, all on quiet them back down. "I'm proud," Walling said. "I had a good feeling 'A' Division North three-pointers. Jcannine Mullahy led Raritan "We're much more poised," Holland said. "We've that we would play well today, but we would've just Mid. North 54, Mid. South 29 been happy to win here." with 11 points. MIDDLETOWN — Nancy Dea- St. Mary's 73, Keansburg 46 worked hard on that." »' Division North KEANSBURG — Jeannine Barel- Neptune is now clearly in the divisional driver's ney scored 15 points and grabbed Walling knew his team would have to ignore the Red Bank 65,1 nun Branch 49 eight rcboundsto lead North to the la scored 24 points, including five seat. The Scarlet Fliers have to be considered a solid crowd to come away with a win. favorite going into the rematch at Neptune.' Feb. 14. LONG BRANCH — Kerry romp. three-point baskets to lead St. Lunz scored 10 of her 28 points in Mary's. "We talked about that (the crowd) a lot." Walling "This (the division) is one of our big goals." Hol- Deancy scored 11 of her points said. "I knew the crowd would be a factor. Playing land said. "We feel this is the year we can do it." the second period to help the Bucs in the first half when North Maureen O'Keefe led Keans- build a 38-19 halftime advantage. here is one thing, but add the crowd in and that's Hoop Notes: CBA will attempt for a second lime jumped out to a 27-8 lead. Stacy burg and all scorers with 29 another thing. I saw them play St. Anthony (the na- to give Wicelinski his 200th career victory tomorrow Mona Johnson pumped in 22 Molnar added 11 for North. points. tion's top-ranked team) tough here. Off that. I afternoon at LaSalle Academy of N.Y. Boys box scores Reeves leads Red Bank 'A1 Division North Neptune (10) Holland 9 8-10 26. Golombiewski 2 3-3 7. victory over Long Branch Marcus Crosby 3 3-4 10. Murphy 2 0-0 4. Bray 6 3-4 16. Johnson 2 0-14, Carmack 2 8- 11 13 TOTALS: 26 25-33 80 LITTLE SILVER — Irving CBA(58) "Peewee" Reeves pumped in eight Crotly 4 6-8 14. Fichter 5 0-0 10. McKenna 8 Boys basketball 0-2 17. Foran 4 0-2 8. Walkms 0 0-0 0. Keady of his team-high 16 points in the 0 5-6 5. Turkaly 0 00 0. Kenny 0 0-0 0 TO- fourth quarter to lead Red Bank TALS: 21 15-22 58 Buc coach Nick Pizzulli needs light a 22-8 fourth period Hudson OCHNELEC1RIC Regional High School to a 59-56 Neptune 16 17 2027 — 80 victory over Long Branch in a just four wins to reach 200 for his surge as trie Admirals recorded CBA 14 8 20 16-58 their second straight victory. Three point goals: Marcus Crosby. Bray. Car- Shore Conference "B" Division career. mack. McKenna. North basketball game. Non-confcrenc« Mike Kelty added eight of his Records: Neptune 9-3 (6-0): CBA 9-3 (4-1). 110 points in the final period. Hud- B' Division North Raritan 73, Keyport 48 Long Branch (56) The Bucs trailed, 13-8. after the son trailed 19-18 entering the first quarter but outscored Long HAZLET — Raritan High fourth period. DRASTIC ACTION Cox 10 5-7 28. Williams 7 2-3 16. Alexander 3 1-2 7. Chase 0 0-0 0, Bolden 1 1-1 3. Edwards Branch, 16-0, in the second quar- School placed four players in dou- 0 0-00, Wynn 10-02. TOTALS 22 9-13 56 ble figures to rout Keyport. 73-48, Rob Bennett scored 12 of his 14 ter to jump out to an 11 -point points in the first three periods to Red Bank (59) halftime .lead. in a non-conference boys basket- Reeves 3 10-1016. McCarthy 3 3-4 9. Oixon 4 ball game yesterday. keep the Admirals in contention. 2-5 10. Owens 61-313. Tobin 20-05, DePolo Ki-imshurK 34, St. Mary's S.A. 32 2 0-0 4. McAllister 0 2-2 2. TOTALS: 20 18-24 Long Branch, led by Tim Cox's SALE T.J. O'Donnell led the way with 59. game-high 28 points, fought back 14 points, Mike Clark and Bob or Long Branch 130 17 26 — 56. in the scond half but never retook Red Bank 818 11 24 — 59. Perez each added 12 and Tom SOUTH AM BOY — Frank De- Records; fled Bank 140 (7-0): Long Branch the lead. Seeger chipped in with 10. Rise and Maurice Wheeler scored Complete Inventory Turnover 3-7(1-5) baskets in overtime to give Keans- Three-point goals: Cox (3). Tobin. ' Stacy Dixon had four steals for Raritan led 41-12 at hainime. Red Bank and Mark McCarthy burg its second consecutive victo- Non-Conterence Raritan improved to 8-5. Keyport (48) • hauled in 12 rebounds for the ry. EVERYTHING ' Lewandowski 6 4-7 16. Calican 1 0-0 2. Bucs. Non-( 'mifvrviu't* The Titans (4-8) lied the game Holmes 2 0-0 4, Lee 1 1-2 3. Mazur 4 2-2 12. Henry Hudson ReR. 40, Allentown with a 12-9 fourth period. Dan Choatum 1 0-0 2. Fanning 3 3-4 9 Totals 18 The Bucs improved to 14-0 (7- 10-1548 27 Lapsley. who led all scorers with Rarllan (73) 0) while Long Branch fell to 3-7 HIGHLANDS — Pat LaPanne 19 points, scored seven of his MUST GO Seeger 5 0-0 10. O Donnell 6 2-2 14. Clark 5 (1-5). scored 10 of his 22 points to high- 2-2 12. Hills 3 0-0 7. Perez 6 0-1 12, Cimino 1 points in that period. 0-2 2. Neubacher 3 0-0 6. Patalano 4 0-0 8. Murphy 1 00 2 Totals 34 4-8 73 ALL MAJOR BRANDS Keyport ,..4 8 16 20 — 48 Wrestling Raritan 20 21 22 10 — 73 Records: Raritan 8-5 Howell 37, Middletown South 26 NEW YOKk NATIONAL Non-Conference 103: Bill Bermingham (MS) p. Juslin Harpoot- Allentown (27) lian. 0:32. SUCH AS Fritz 4 2-2 10. Falkowski 2 0-0 5. Hagle 0 0-2 112: Tom Colleran (MSI p. Chris Ryan. 2:49. 0, Schwork 0 0-0 0. D Amico 3 2-5 8. Cooper • 119: Ron Reifl (H) p. Jim Milkowski, 1 28 1 0-0 2. Mustian 1 0-0 2. Fodera 0 0-0 0. 125: John Walling (MS) p. John Stilt. 5:53 LIGHTOLIER HALO Bowen0 000 TOTALS: 11 4-927. 130: Oave Kirk (MSKJ. Mike Borenslom. 4-3. BOAT SHOH Henry Hudion Reg. (40) 135: Brian Moran (H) by default over Dan Car- t HADCO GE LaPanne 4 6 7 14. Bennett 7 0-2 14. Long 02- tagena. NOW ON TWO LEVELS! 2 2, Kelty 5 0 2 10, Swanton 0 0-0 0. Quasi 0 140: Jerome Runko (H) md. Jeff Springsteen,. 0-0 0. Friend 0 00 0. Shea 0 00 0 TOTALS: 13-2. 16 6-1340 145: Jamie Lowlher (H) p. Joe Qigante, 4:28. AT THE JAVITS CONVENTION CENTER Allentown S « 6 8 — 27 152: Ed Zeto (MS) drew Vln Bousquet. 3-3. OUR ENTIRE STOCK PRICED Hudson 4 6 6 22 — 40 160: Judd Stanberry (H)d Scott Hansen. 75 ///// Avenue and 3(illt Street Three point goals: Falkowski. 171: Ed DePoohs (MS) d. Ken Kuras. 3-2 Records. Henry Hudson Reg 3-10. 189: Glen Sandull (H) md. Dave Johnson. 12- SO LOW SUPPLIERS WONT Non-Conference 0 JANUARY 14-22 Keansburg (34) hwt: Kevin Roy (H) p. Tim Canavan. 1:57. ALLOW US TO PRINT PRICES Cantalupo 1 0-0 2. Lapsley 8 3-5 19. Gallo 0 Records: Howall 80: Midd. South 6-2. 3-4 3. Zambardi 1 0-0 2. DeRise 1 1-2 3. Manalapen 44, Marlboro 28 Saturdays. Jan. 14 & 21 10 am-Id pin Wheeler 1 3-55 TOTALS: 12 10-1634. 103: Tim Monelski (Man) p. John Fox. 2:50. 11 am- 7 pin IN THIS ADVERTISEMENT. St. Mary's 8.A. (32) 112: Todd Kilduff (Man) p. Dennis Eng, 1 30 ^Sundays. Jan. I5&22 Blatia 4 2-211, Zaleski 31-27. Russo 0 0-2 0. 119: Ben Aquiina (Man) p. Todd Schaeter. Monday. Jan. Id 11 am- y pn< Kennedy 2 0-2 4, Zebro 3 0-0 6, Diaz 0 0-0 0 2 59 YOU MUST SEE THESE TOTALS: 12 7-14 32. 125: Dave Zagury (Man) p. Rob Christensen. Tuesday-Friday, Jan 17-20 N(xin- 9 pm Keensburg 8 5 7 12 4 — 34 1:55. VALUES TO BELIEVE THEM St. M«y'S : 4 2 IS 9 2 — 32 130: Gene Bernardo (Mar) md. Adam Belsky, Three point goals: Blaha. 8-0. Adults $7.00 Children $3.00 Records: Keansburg 4-8; St. Marys 0-11. 135: Mike Kilayko (Mar) p. John Furnback. AND TAKE HOME THE BUY OF Mlddtetown South (40) 4:10. 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Records: MMdleloOT North 5-7 (3-3); Mid- dletown South 4-7 (1-4). Records: Marlboro 3-5 (0-3), Manal. 5-2 (3-0). 4B The Register LOCAL SPORTS FRIDAY, JAN. 20, 1989 Lawmakers drafting striped bass regulation

s we go into this third week- the old statutory minimum size of longer needs to be protected to 34 were plentiful on Saturday. Capt. Marty Haines of the Seas Aend in January we're still not 18 inches at the end of October, inches. Pigeon IV, Perth Amboy, reported in compliance with federal regula- 1991. "They're almost in the Mud he fished in 100 to 110 feet of That big 1982 year class was the Hole," he warned. When they get tions on striped bass, although at There is also a "parody clause," largest big hatch in years in the water south of Ambrose, where he least three legislators and their Henry which I am sure will be read with Chesapeake Bay's spawning river. out to ISO and 200 feet filling a found very good whiting action staffs: a lawyer; the Jersey Coast great interest. According to Chio- It hasn't been repeated but, hope- bucket will be much more difficult plus some ling. The high man on Anglers Association; and the New Schaefer la, it will reflect the concerns of fully, it will resume in the spring. than it was when the fish were on Sunday was Steve Roman, who Jersey State Bass Fishermen's As- New Jersey, fishermen as to what the inshore banks where the water counted 67 whiting and three ling. sociation arc working hard at it. The good news was that whiting is in store for the future. fishing was excellent under fairly is shallow. The Palace II out of Hoboken The lawyer is John Chiola who "We want to do our part to pro- good sea conditions over the holi- whose yellow smokestack and un- heads the bass fishermen's asso- "Excellent, the best whiting tect the Chesapeake Bay fish, but day weekend, and the bad news fishing in years and up to three mistakable lines date her back to ciation and who has drawn up As- on striped bass from 33 to 34 . we don't want to see special regu- inches, increasing to 36 inches on was that the fish already were out pounds apiece," was the report the days of steam, was on the sembly Bill 3987, co-sponsored by lations enacted-fornther states," to a depth of 110 feet off Manas- scene too. "Super whiting fishing Assemblyman Joseph A. Palaia July 1, and to 38 inches on Jan- Chiola said. from ('apt. Don I lager of the Sea uary I. quan Inlet. They were headed out and as big as you want," was the (R-Mon), and Assemblyman John It is believed by area striped for the Mud Hole where many Fox, Atlantic Highlands. Capt. report from Capt. Gary Baletti Villapiano (D-Mon.). The present five fish possession bass anglers that most of the fish may stay for the rest of the winter, George Bachert, who ran the boat who was working southeast of As of Wednesday the bill was limit will be retained, although the that have been caught in recent "but don't wait too long" was the on Saturday and Sunday, dropped Ambrose. A couple of cod and a still being printed. According to a Atlantic States Marine Fisheries years are Hudson River stock. advice Dave Bogan gave me on the anchor only once on the first few ling were taken too. "When news release from the office of Commission wants to keep in- This has not been disputed by the Sunday night. day, which was windy, but was this run started nearly all of the State Senator John D'Amico, he creasing the size limit to protect Marine Fisheries Administration. able to drift for even better fishing fish were very small, but you the 1982 year class'fish. The captain of the Bridle party will sponsor the bill in the Senate. Along with the Chesapeake Bay boat [Paramount had reported a lot on the second day. Fishing re- wouldn't want nicer fish than According to Chiola, the bill Chiola says that the bill has a fish, we have also been protecting of whiting and good fishing for mained excellent on the night those we're catching now," Baletti will change the present size limit "sunset provision" to go back to the Hudson River stock which no ling too. In addition, mackerel trips, too. said.

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Continued from Page 1B a pair of third-period buckets. The one bright spot McCallum pointed Entering the final frame, Mater Dei was up, 41-26. DEATH B? DESIGN to was the play of junior Kim Harter. Nikki Tierney led the opening Mater Harter broke her wrist in the first game Dei surge with 11 first period points and PRESENTS THEjSMASH HIT of the season against Raritan and just re- finished with 20.' Mary Beth Joyce added turned this week. 12 and Laura Boms and freshman Jen Yetman tallied 10 each. "There's a girl that hasn't played since 'CHARITY CHASE' Yetman was making her first start with Dec. 20, yet she never missed a practice, Karen Newcombe out with a concussion AT ran all the drills she could with a broken suffered in the Rumson game. wrist and then comes back and scored 39 "She performed very well for her first points in two games. It just shows what start," Attridge said of Yetman. "She has THE LAKESIDE MANOR happens when you're dedicated." to get more confidence. I feel she'll be a good one." Mater Dei had led at the end of the first Ha/let, New Jersey Attridge was upset with the way the period, 18- II, and maintained that edge rv A TI? January 27, 28 1989 Mater Dei press turned out. LJA 1 H,: February 3,4 1989 through the second. period, although it "We weren't that effective with the only scored one field goal after opening a press, but it caused enough havoc that 8:00pmlJnl11 24-11 edge. they couldn't set up their offense." TIME* Harter was the only Casey to hit double RBC wasn't much better hitting only $40.00 Per Person includes two field goals in the second period. figures. Banging away underneath she came up with seven of the 11 RBC bas- The Seraphs nursed a 29-21 halftime kets and was 4-4 from the foul line for 18 PRICE! Dinner, Murder, Tax & Gratuity lead and again held cold-shooting RBC to points. RESERVATIONS: Call* (201)739-2700 Howell wins on mat PRODUCED BY: Continued from Page 1B last chance to make a move. vn. John Stitt, two of the best 125-pound "We had to give up Cartagena's match P.O. Box 2111 • Red Bank, New Jersey 07701 wrestlers in the county. Walling was 9-2-1 and we needed a win at 160 or a pin at going in while Stitt was 10-3. 171 for me to move (Dave) Johnson up to Stitt maintained a 6-3 advantage after heavyweight and forfeit to Glen Sandull ENTERTAINMENT the first period but Walling took a 7-6 at 189," Erbig said. "Johnson's a good lead into the third round. The score was wrestler but Sandull's just a little bit bet- Wednesday Thru Sunday! 9-9 when Walling recorded a pin on the ter. Dave would have had a chance to roll Call For I fringe of the ring with just seconds left. with the heavyweight and give us a I 739-3 Dave Kirk (130) came away with a 4-3 chance." decision to give South a 21-6 lead before Bower had a similar view of the match. misfortune struck the Eagles in the next "The injury default at 135 was huge match. because they would have been able to Dan Cartagena was trailing Howell's send Johnson against our sophomore Brian Moran, 3-0, early in the third peri- heavyweight (Roy)," Bower said. "We od when he injured his neck as his head knew we needed to have Sandull wrestle was ground into the mat. He was forced Johnson. Our wins in the middle and the to default, a move that probably cost tie took the cards out of their hands." South three points. One might think that the win would After Jerofne Runko (140) took a 13-2 send Howell into tomorrow's showdown major decision over South's Jeff with Manalapan on a high note but Bower Springsteen, Jamie Lowther gave Howell wasn't pleased. a 22-21 lead with a pin over Joe Gigante. "The better team lost tonight, we got Gigante nearly pinned Lowther in both beat in every aspect," Bower noted. "We LOVE LINES the first and second rounds and held a 10- are so burned up it's disgusting. We've mm 2 advantage going into the third but Low- been so flat, mentally and physically. On Tuesday, February 14,1989 We will publish a ther turned the tables early in the third South came out here ready to wrestle to- round with a hotly-contested pin. night and we didn't." SPECIAL VALENTINE'S DAY LOVE LINES SECTION At 152, South's Ed Zeto reinjured his Erbig said he was "proud as hell of the shoulder but gamely hung on to tie Vinnie kids in the lower weight classes" and Bousquet, 3-3. For Zeto, it was his third added that "we didn't wrestle well enough in the straight draw. in some spots." Judd Stanberry of Howell (160) beat Erbig now faces the possibility of wres- Scott Hansen, 7-5, and South's Ed DePao- tling Middletown North tomorrow with- REGISTER lis followed with a 3-2 win over Ken out both Zeto and Cartagena. Kuras. "Even if we won, we wouldn't be going Tell the world how you feel, or send a secret message These decisions left Howell with a 27- into North at full strength," Erbig said. only the two of you understand. Say something cute, 26 lead going into the final two matches "Zeto is out and we won't know about and took away South coach Tom Erbig's Cartagena until he wakes up tomorrow." clever, funny or romantic to your sweetheart, friends or family. No matter what you say, your words will be a Nine wrestlers undefeated wonderful surprise, which will be shared & remembered Continued from Page 1B Catholic's Pete Borriello, (130), Chris for a long time. and Steve O'Hagan of Ocean (heavy- Schultz (135) of Shore Regional, Marlbo- weight, 12-0). ro's Mike Levitt (140), and Phil Wilensky Mail or Bring your Message (with payment) In addition to the undefeated wrestlers, of Freehold Township (145) lead the SO THAT IT REACHES US BY FEB. 8, 1989 CALL Middletown South's Bill Bermingham wrestling standings at their respective (103), and John Walling (125), Red Bank weights. 542-1700 AND YOU MAY CHARGE YOUR MESSAGE County wrestling leaders TO VISA OR MASTER CARD. ENTER YOUR MESSAGE IN THESE BLOCKS Continued from Page 1B Jim Myers, Marlboro 8 5 0 3 (J chanctora |MM punctuation mwfci md tpacn bthmn wonto) aqutl • Km. Dave Clark, Raritan 7 2 0 4 Name, school W L T P Chris Van Derslicc, Rumson 7 3 0 1 Judd Stanberry. 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The first thing Szoke would like is that each game, especially a con- By STEVEN FALK to see tomorrow night is more pa- ference game, is important. There THE REGISTER tience on offense. Szoke felt the can be no overlooking opponents. Hawks shot quickly Monday After watching the tape, I felt that, while the defense wasn't good, the night. The Monmouth mentor had offense was even more of a problem because we were very impatient. "Robert Morris talked about STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — his team practicing taking 30 sec- We came down and shot the ball quickly when we didn't have to. I think winning at West Virginia, but our Monmouth College head men's onds off the shot clock during game was more important to basketball coach Wayne Szoke practice this week. the more patient we are the more points we're going to score because if them," Szoke said. "The Loyola would like to sec improvement in coach (Mark Amatucci) after says several areas that he felt contrib- "After watching the tape, I felt we take our time we 're going to get good shots and if we get good shots 'this is the biggest win they've had uted to his squad's 97-77 loss to that, while the defense wasn't we 're going to make them. " in two years." For a lot of teams good, the offense was even more Loyola (Md.) Monday night when _ Wayne Szoke we play, their big game is Mon- the Hawks take on Northeast Con- of a problem because we were very mouth College. ference rival-Wagner College to- impatient," Szoke said. "We came morrow night. Game time is 7:30 down and shot the ball quickly shots to a degree. I think that's time in practice the last several tant because if you're going to give "None of the guys that are in what happened the other night. As p.m. when we didn't have to. I think days working on getting his squad up uncontested shots than you the program now have been the more patient we are the more a result of shooting quickly, that back on defense. have problems," Szoke said. through that, because they've al- The Hawks saw a four-game made the tempo in their (Loyo- ways been the underdog and been points we're going to score be- "Early in the game, they (Loyo- "We're not a fast team so we have winning streak, three of which la's) favor. I'm talking about mak- to make sure we get back." able to sneak up on people " cause if we take our time we're ing two or three more passes. la) were running down the court were NEC wins, snappped Mon- going to get good shots and if we Szoke continued. "Now they have day night. Monmouth lost its 48- That's all." and blowing right by us," Szoke Wagner runs just like Loyola so to learn to be even more prepared get good shots we're going to make said. "We were slow getting back the Hawks have to make sure they hour grip on first plact in the them. Another thing Szoke would like and more alert, especially mental- league,* The Hawks now trail Rob- and we weren't mentally aware show patience on offense and get ly prepared, for the onslaught. Ev- to see from his squad tomorrow enough. When the shot goes up back on defense to record their ert Morris and ineligible Marist by "But if we come down and rush night is a better effort at getting eryone's going to be up for up for one-half game while leading Loyo- shots, we're not going to make and they get the rebound, we have first ever win at Wagner. us. We have to be ready for it and back on defense. He felt the to run back and get in position. la by a half-game going into last them," Szoke continued. "So it Hawks were beaten down the floor The most important thing that absorb the blow. We weren't ready night's play. winds up that you're, taking bad by Loyola. Szoke spent extended "Transition defense is impor- Szoke wants his players to realize for that the other night." Girls box scores Indiana defeats Non-Conftrenct M»t.rDei(54) Wisconsin, 61-58 Tlernay 9 2-3 20. Joyce 5 2-2 12. Boms 4 2-5 10. Klatt 1 0-0 2, Yetman 2 6-7 10. New- combeO 0-0 0. McGrath 0 0-0 0. Maxwell 0 0- MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Jay 0 0, Merciar 0 0-0 0 TOTALS: 21 12-17 54. Edwards shook off a sluggish first Bed Bank Catholic (32) half last night, and when 19th- College Caroselli 1 2-2 4, Taylor 0 0-0 0, Harter 7 4-4 18. Shea 11-2 3. Buhler 0 0-1 0. Tralno 2 0-1 ranked Indiana needed him the 4. Zlnk 0 0-0 0. Hughes 0 0-0 0. Raleigh 0 3-4 most, he responded as the Hoo- 3. TOTALS: 11 10-1432. siers defeated Wisconsin 61-58 in hoops Mattr Del .'. 1811 12 13 54 overtime for their llth straight RB C.th 11 10 5 6 32 Ohio State ran away from No. 7 Records: Mater Dei 10-2 (5-1); Red Bank win. Iowa last night, defeating the Catholic 5-7 (4-3) "I just couldn't gel in the flow Hawkeycs in a Big Ten Confer- Non Conference in the.first half," said Edwards, ence game. Rnrll.n(3B) who scored five of his 27 points in Mullahy 5 1-2 11. Hrabosky 2 0-1 4. Kovar 1 Jerry Francis had 20 points. 0-0 2. Riebe 4 3-311. While 2 2-2 6. Duva 2 0- overtime, including a three-point Perry Carter 17 and Jamaal Brown 0 4. Harris 0 0-0 0. TOTALS: 166-8 38. play with 2:20 left that put the a career-high 14 for the hot-shoot- K«yport(52) Hoosiers up by four points. ing Buckeyes. 13-4 overall and 3-2 Allocco 7 0-0 14. Laing 2 1-2 5. Hatsmlller 7 in the Big Ten. 1-3 15. Krast 3 5-811, Hubner 2 3-6 7. Hoang "In the second half, I got hot 0 0-0 0. Notorcola 0 0-0 0. Smith 0 0-0 0. and they started looking to me. B.J. Armstrong scored 23 points TOTALS: 21 10-1952. But every time we'd get up 10, and Roy Marble, James Moses Baritan 12 10 9 7 — 38 we'd start standing around and and Ray Thompson 16 apiece for Kayport IS 10 9 18 — 62 that let them back in the game," the Hawkeyes, 13-3 and 1-2. Records: Keyport 9-2; Raritan 6-7. Ohio State never led by fewer •B' Division North he said. Rod Bank (65) " Danny Jones' baseline basket than nine points in the game's last Lunz 12 2-5 27. Johnson 10 2-10 22. Mueller with 10 seconds left in regulation 35 minutes. 4 4-4 12. Keele 0 0-0 0. Doremus 1 0-0 2. tied the game at 52, sending it into Four players scored as Ohio Dunn 1 0-0 2, Grove 0 0-0 0. LaRocco 0 0-0 0, State jumped off to a 12-0 lead. It TOTALS: 288-1965. overtime. Jones led the Badgers Long Branch (49) with 27 points. was 6-0 before Iowa took a shot. The Buckeyes, who led by as Muhammad 2 0-0 4. Sharpa 01-81, Collier 6 The Hoosiers led 56-55 in over- 4-6 16. Patterson 5 1-4 11. Santiago 6 0-0 15. many as 17 points in the first half, Jefferson 1 0-0 2. Echols 0 0-0 0. TOTALS: 20 time when Edwards took a pass took a 54-44 lead at halftime, then 6-16 49 from Joe Hillman and converted went on a 13-4 run at the start of Had Bank 2018 IS 12 — 65. the three-point play. the second half fora 67-48 lead. Long Branch 9 1016 16 — 48. Jones cut it back to one with a Three-point goals: Lunz. Santiago. LaSalle 84, Holy Cross 72 Records: Red Bank 10-2; Long Branch2-8. three-point play at the 1:58 mark. WORCESTER, Mass. — Lionel 'A'Division North But Indiana's Brian Sloan hit two ASSOCIATED PRESS Simmons scored 34 points last MlddWown South (29) free throws with six seconds left night to lead La Salic to an 84-72 Kelly 3 2-2 8. Conrad 2 0-0 4. Shaffery 1 0-0 2. SENT TO THE ICE — Kirk Muller of the Devils sends Paul Gillis of the Nordiques to the ice with a after Simms was called for charg- victory over Holy Cross in Metro Hroblak 1 5-6 7. Martin 0 0-0 0. Stickle 0 0-0 check last night. ing. 0. Senlln 2 0-0 4. Wldmann 04-6 4, Smith 0 0- Atlantic Conference action. 1 0. Congo 0 0-0 0. TOTALS: 9 11 -15 29. Wisconsin led 24-18 at the half Simmons, the nation's third Mlddl.lown North (54) as the Hoosiers shot only 31 per- leading scorer with an average of Oeaney 4 7-13 15. Molnar 3 4-611. Marz 3 1- cent. 27.2. had 18 points in the first half 4 7. Tull 2 0-0 4. Balr 1 0-0 2. Rotolo 1 5-6 7. Ohio St. 102, Iowa 91 Chiaravalloti 2 2-4 6, Eagan 01-21, Dunn 0 1- Rangers overcome Blues and contributed 11 more to an Ex- 2 1. Diana Trzaska 0 0-1 0. Dawn Trzaska 0 COLUMBUS, Ohio — Jay Bur- plorer run that broke a 53-S3 sec- 0-1 0. TOTALS: 18 21-39 54 son scored 26 points and No, 16 ond half tie. Mlddletown South 4 4 8 13 — 29 ST. LOUIS (AP) — Bob Froese Sutler and LaFontaine gave the Mlddl.lown North 13 14 1215 — 54 recorded his first shutout in three Islanders, an early lead. The Three point goals: Molnar. seasons as the New York Rangers NHL Kings, who came in averaging Records: Middletown South 1-10; Mlddletown defeated the St. Louis Blues 5-0 more than five goals per game, North 11-2. Jordan powers Bulls last night to take over undisputed er Bob Sauve's glove. McRae had only 23 shots at Islanders Non-Conference scored his second goal at 16:28 of Henry Hudson Reg. (30) possession of first place in the Pat- goaltender Kelly Hrudey. MIAMI (AP) — Michael Jor- McKeon 4 0-0 12. Robertson 1 0-0 2, Wehnke rick Division. the third on an off-balance shot Whalers 6, Canadiens 4 4 0-0 8. Teeple 2 0-0 4. Long 0 2-2 2, Quinn 1 for a 5-3 lead. dan scored 34 points last night to 0-3 2, Mathews 0 00 0 TOTALS: 12 2-5 30. David Shaw, Brian Mullen, HARTFORD, Conn. — Rookie lead the Chicago Bulls to a 112- NBA Allentown(36) Peter Stastny. Fortier and Jeff Jody Hull's power-play goal mid- rookie Tony Granato, Tomas Brown also scored for Quebec. 108 victory over the Miami Heat, victory over the Spurs. OeAngelo 2 0-0 4. Stephens 2 2-2 6. Eckley 2 Sandstrom and Jan Erixon scored way through the third period which resumed its NBA season 0-0 4. Nymick 2 2-5 8. Mavens 21-5 5. Helnze Bruins 7, Flames 2 for the Rangers, who moved two capped a four-goal flurry in a 5:43 after a one-game interruption The victory, the Bullets' sev- 1 0-0 2. Molllster 4 1-2 9, Infante 0 0-0 0. BOSTON — Mark Hunter span as Hartford overcame a 4-0 TOTALS: 15 6-14 36. points ahead of idle Washington caused by riots in a neighborhood enth in their last 10 games at the scored four goals Thursday night, deficit. Henry Hudson 3 914 4 — 30 in the Patrick Division. Granato near the Miami Arena. Capital Centre, snapped a two- Allentowi 10 8 911 — 36 got his 30th goal and added an leading the Boston Bruins past the Hull's goal, 28 seconds after game losing streak. Three point goals: McKoor. (4). assist, giving him nine goals and Calgary Flames. Kevin Dineen scored to tie the The Heat's scheduled game Records: Henry Hudson Reg. 3-8. five assists in his last five games. Hunter, who had scored on game at 4-4, marked the first time against Phoenix on Tuesday night Cavaliers 113, Pacers 106 Non-Conference in Hartford's 10-year NHL history St. Mary S.A. (73) Nordiques 5, Devils 4 seven goals previously this season, was postponed because of the dis- INDIANAPOLIS — Mark Barella 6 3 24. Corclone 4 0 8, Harklns 3 1 7, scored on goal in the first period, the Whalers won a game after tra- turbance. But the streets were Price scored 29 points and Brad Judy Paczkowskl 9 1 19, Julg 3 0 7, Jo Ellen EAST RUTHERFORD —Ken two in the second and once in the iling by four goals. calm yesterday and only a few McRae scored his first two goals Daugherty added 25 as the Cleve- Paczkwski 1 2 4, Zaleskl 2 04. TOTALS: 30 7 third. Maple Leafs 3, North Stars 3 scats were empty for the game, land Cavaliers handed Indiana its 73. of the season and Quebec scored Islanders 4, Kings 2 TORONTO — Daniel Marois Keansburg (48) three goals in the second period to which was sold out last October. fourth consecutive setback last O'Keefe 12 4 29. Pedone 1 4 6, Colyer 2 2 7. UNIONDALE, N,Y. — Brent scored with 1:20 remaining in reg- Bullets 115, Spurs 112 night. Smith 0 11. Bordqulst 0 3 3. TOTALS: 15 14 beat New Jersey for the second Sutler and Pat LaFontaine scored ulation. 46. time in three nights. first-period power-play goals and Marois took a passout from the LANDOVER, Md. — JerT Ma- Price made 12 of 16 shots, in- St. Mary's 17 1516 26 — 73 McRae snapped a 2-2 tie at New York shut down the NHL's corner by Vincent Damphousse lone scored 29 points and Bernard cluding two 3-pointers, as the Kaansburg 7 5 2014 — 48 King added 22 and had a key steal Cavaliers beat the Pacers for the Three point goals: Barella (5), Julg. O'Keefe, 13:38 of the second when he took highest-scoring offense and be- and backhanded a 25-foot shot be- Colyer. a pass from Marc Fortier and lift- came the final team in the league tween goaltender Jon Casey's legs in the closing seconds last night to fourth time in as many meetings Records: St. Marys 9-2; Keansburg 3-10. ed the puck over Devils goaltend- to reach 30 points. for his 15th goal of the season. lead the Washington Bullets to thiseason. 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Convenient home delivery is 542-8880 "It's a good thing Bush was elected. I'd NEVER learn to just a phone call away 1-800-648-0352 .. N' FIVE YEARS aOISHT AIL spell Dukakis." nS CRACKED UPTO BE.* FRIDAY, JAN. 20, 1989 The Register 7B purpose of these meetings is to Religion offer support and fellowship to In Brief those who have lost a partner. For more information, call 775-7499. Cantor's corner RELIGIOUS SERVICES Bibles in China • TINTON FALLS — Cantor Ellen Sussman will present a •NANJING. China (AP) — A scrmon-in-song based on the Chinese bookstore chain recently ASSEMBLIES THE WESTMINSTER M'gillot. the Five Scrolls at 8:15 put 10.000 bibles on sale in its | METHODIST | PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH p.m. tonight at Monmoulh stores and sold out within a month. OF GOD 94 Tindall Rd: Middletown Rev. Harlan C. Reform Temple. .132 Hance Ave. Durlee pastor Adult Bible Study at 9 a.m. For more information, call 747- Peter Machines, manager of Morning Service at 10 a.m. Nursery pro- 9365. Amity Press, set up with aid of the vided and Sunday School Dial-a-Medita- worldwide I Inilcd Bible Societies First Assembly of God UNITED METHODIST CHURCH tion 671-9011 New ministry and which now prints Bibles here, SHREWSBURY OF RED BANK called the sales a "breakthrough." 220 Sycamore Avenue, Shrewsbury Sun: 8:20 247 Broad SI. Sunday services: 8:30 a.m. Holy • SHREWSBURY — Christ adding: AM Worship Service 9:40 A.M. Bible Classes for all ages 10:45 A.M. Worship Service 7:00 Communion In Chapel; 9:30 ft 11:00 Worship Church will celebrate a new In Sanctuary with Nursery provided. Paatora, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH "In the long term, the most P.M. Evening Rally Wed: 10:00 A.M. Ladies' ministry when Bishop Vincent Prayer 7:30 P.M. Adult Bible Study, Youth & Charles Q. Hanklna, Thomas R. McKoe; AT SHREWSBURY efficient avenue for distributing Pariah Visitor, Marjorie Squire. 747-0446 Pettit institutes the Rev. James E. Children's Services F. Eber Reitzel, Pastor: 352 Sycamore Avenue-747-3557 Bibles in ( lima is not through La Sage as the 25th rector of the 741-0048 Church School 9:30 church at 11:30 a.m. tomorrow at church agencies, but through Worship Service 10:30 Nursery provided. Or. Oavld Muyskena the church. Broad Street and bookstore chains," Sycamore Avenue. A reception will follow in the Parish House. Praises Bush For more information, call 741- FIRST UNITED 2220. • EPWORTII—BY—THE— BAPTIST METHODIST CHURCH SKA, Ga. (AP) — The United CHURCH STREET, KEANSBURG Methodist Council of Bishops has SATURDAY, 7:45 P.M. Communion Worship NON- Sanctity of life sent President-elect (ieorgc Bush SUNDAY, 9:30 A.M. Chruch School (classes assurance of their prayers and (or 2 year old children through adults)., 11 DENOMINATIONAL • "Sanctity of Human Life A.M. Worship hopes for his "compassion, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Ordained Minister: John A. Benson (787-0289 Sunday" will take place Sunday at courage, strength and wisdom to or 787-0011) churches across the United States, lead the people into paths of OF KEYPORT including many churches in righteousness ami peace. Where the Word of God is clearly OCEANVIEW Monmoulh County. The program preached, our Lord Jesus praised is a nationwide celebration to "You have committed yourself and Christian Love is a reality. CHRIST CHURCH COMMUNITY CHURCH uplift the sanctity and dignity of to work lor a kinder, gentler LEONARDO human life, by distributing nation." the bishops told him. Sunday School 9:30 A.M. Worship 10:45 AM UNITED METHODIST Bible Studies & creative outreach for the commu Kennelh Gamble-Pastor Appleton and Bur- worship materials to thousands of "Your words bear a message of lington Avenue - 291-2698 Sunday School hope to a world lorn by nity. Stephen C. Clark, Pastpr. FAIR HAVEN 9:45 a.m. Sunday Services 11:00 a.m. A 6 churches. Christian organizations 3rd & Main Streats oppression, poverty and Sunday Schedule: Worship 10:55 A.M. p.m. Wednesday, Bible Study and Prayer and profile chapters. Christians Phone 2640735 meeting 7:30 p.m. will be challenged to fight the violence..." Nursery Care Provided growing disregard for human life Church School: 9:30 A.M. In New York. Morris B. Ahram. Holy Communion: First Sunday as displayed in abortion, chairman of the Conference of infanticide, and other practices . " each month KING OF GLORY Presidents of Major American For information or assistance that devalue human life. It is Jewish Organization, said he has CHRISTIAN CENTER expected that more than 9,000 CALL 741-0234 "great personal confidence" in Rev. Robin E. Van Cleef Lloyd Road School. Lloyd Road. Aberdeen churches across the country will Bush. "1 look forward to the Bush Charismatic Worship Service Sunday Service participate. administration continuing the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 10:30 am. Pre-school program provided. strong alliance and friendship RED BANK Thursday Bible Study 8 p m For further infor- mation call Reverend Gary Sainato. 566-6637 . Armenian relief beteen Washington and Maple Ave. at Oakland St. Worship 8:45 and 11 Jerusalem." a.m. Church School 9:45 a.m. Evening service • SHREWSBURY — The 6:00 p.m. Bible Study and Prayer Group. Youth Fellowship Wed. 7:30 p.m. Pastor Edward Van- Presbyterian Church will sponsor Refutes study derHey. . an Armenian Relief Drive. Sunday at the church. 352 • WASHINGTON (AP) — A CALVARY CHAPEL Sycamore Avc. All donations UNITED CHURCH 201 Port Monmouth Road Port Monmoutri at tendency to assume that religion is Bayside Way and Park Avenue Rev Richard L (must be check) will go directly to concerned largely with salvation OF CHRIST Sfiaw pastor Sunday School 10 am Worship the people in Armenia. in the hereafter rather than with 11am Youth Meeting 7 30 p m Pra.se 7 3K0 p m Prayer and Bible Study Wednesday 8 00 present life was rebutted by a p m Home Bible Night Cdll 291 -1641 (or mfor Church meeting recent study. OLD FIRST CHURCH motion It found that religious bodies • TENNENT — The Old MIDDLET0WN lead the field in charitable work NEW MONMOUTH Tennenl Church will have its for others, surpassing foundations Established in 16B8, 89 Kings Highway. Middle- annual Congregational Meeting. BAPTIST CHURCH and corporations. town Village an ecumenical fellowship, in lull Sunday following morning Cherry Tree Farm & New Monmouth Roada. communion with the American Baptist Chur- LINCROFT BIBLE CHURCH New Monmouth. Rev. Dwlght C. Singer, As- ches and the United Church ol Christ. Church 790 Newman Springs Road (opposite Brook- worship at the church. Tennent Brian O'Connell. president of sistant Pastor. Sunday School for all ages School and the service ol Worship begin at dale College) Pastors James H. Persons and Road. Lunch will be served by the Independent Sector, a coalition of 9:30 A.M. Morning Worship 10:45. Evening 10:00 a.m. Nursery available. Rev Craig Ander- Gary W. Doperalski. Sun. Worship 10:45 a.m. Church Life Committee following 660 corporate, foundation and Service 7:00 P.M. Wed. Prayer and Bible son, 671-1905. Study 7:30 P.M. and 6:00 p.m. Sunday Bible School, 9:45 a.m. the meeting. For more voluntary philantrophic Bible Study and Prayer every Wed. 7:30 p.m. information, call 446-6299. organizations that sponsored the Phone 747-1231 or 747-8194 study, said: Prayer question "We realize more than we had expected how much the organized LUTHERAN • TINTON FALLS — The Rev. ncighborlincss of religious Frederick Mold Jr. will preach on organizations means to the kind of the subject of prayer Sunday caring society we are." KING OF KINGS, MIDDLETOWN KINGS HIGHWAY morning at the Reformed Church. LEONARDO BAPTIST CHURCH FAITH FELLOWSHIP 62 Hance Ave. The topic of The study found that almost Declaring The Doctrines ol Christ Cherry Tree Farm & Harmony Road, Middle- 44 Memorial Pkwy (Hwy. 36) Atlantic Highlands. hall of the $41.4 billion town. Worship Services - 8:00,9:15 and 10:45 Pastor Ban Ragusa. Co-Pastor Rosa Ragusa, Aiao. discussion will be "The Beginning Corners of Leonard and Highland Aves. Bible A.M. Sunday School - 9:15 A.M. Pastor Paitor, Phti Raynis Sunday Service 11 a.m. A 7:30 Question." For more information, contributed in 1986 to religion School 9:30 a.m. Worship 11 a.m. Sunday William Hanson. 671-3348. p.m. Home Blole Fellowship Wad. 7:30 p.m. Quail Evangelists. Bible Teachers. Gospel Music Qroupj call 747-1285. was used to support services to evening and mid-week prayer meetings at 7 •vary Friday at 7:30 p.m. A Word ol Faith Teaching others. The rest was spent on p.m. Paster Joseph Rebecky - 291-0669 Church 291-2915 internal activities such as worship Author's seminar and religious education. • RED BANK — Lee and Peg Pollster George Gallup, whose LUTHERAN CHURCH Rankin. authors of three books organization gathered the data, OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD and residents of Monmouth said it showed churches arc MIDDLETOWN AND CRAWFORD S CORNER ASSEMBLY OF CHRISTIANS Beach, are conducting an adult ROAD, "among our most cost-effective meeting at Bible Study for area residents HOLMDEL (842-45961 institutions" in philantropic work, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SUNDAY SERVICES 8:15 4 10.45 GOSPEL HALL through the Spring 1989 on with minimal administrative NURSERY PROVIDED FOR 10:45 SERVICE \ 653 Art St. between Grind SMyrtle Aves.. Long Brinch Sunday mornings at 9 a.m. at the overhead. SUNDAY CHURCH SCHOOL 9:15 2290377.229-5805 First Presbyterian Church. 255 A cordial invitation is extended to attend services. Harding Road. The study covers BIBLE CLASS/SUNDAY SCHOOL -11:30 A.M. Director named GOSPEL MEETING - 7:00 P.M. essential aspects of the Christian PRAYER 4 BIBLE STUOV WEDS. - 7:00 P.M. faith as they relate to man, his FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST LUTHER MEMORIAL • NASHVILLE, Term. (AP) — A Bible believing local church lollowing New Testament ultimate purpose for living and RED BANK LUTHERAN CHURCH principles. Preaching Christ has risen and coming again. The Rev. J. Eddie Fox. eternal life. A thorough study, 211 Broad St Red Bank Church Services & Missouri Synod Preaching salvation by faith in the work and person of with stimulating class discussion, evangelism staff executive for the Sunday School - Sun 10 am Wed Eve 8 15 TINTON FALLS the Lord Jesus Christ. will look at the following areas: United Methodist Board of p m (Nursery available Sun & Wed ) Reading Discipleship. has been named Room 22 Monmouth SI Red Bank Mon -Sal 818 Tmton Ave Tin ton Fails Siinrjay Wofshp the Bible. God the Father, Jesus 10 am - 4 30pm 10 30 am Sunday School 9 a m Rev Paul R Christ, the Holy Spirit, man, sin, world director of evangelism for Huenke* salvation, the church and biblical the World Methodist Council. prophecy concerning the end He succeeds the Rev. Alan times. The seminar is offered to Walker of Sydney. Australia, who 1 REFORMED | all interested area residents, free of has retired after more than 10 PRESBYTERIAN j charge. For more information, call years in the post. 747-1348. REFORMED CHURCH Evangelical book EPISCOPAL OF MIDDLETOWN Free clothing 123 KINGS HIGHWAY, MIDDLETOWN • SINGAPORE (AP)— Most SUNDAY SCHOOL: 10:30 A.M. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SERVICE: 10;30 A.M. • RED BANK — The Free failures of past plans to evangelize REV. WILLIAM COVENTHY-671 -1786 the world for Christianity have AT RUMSON Clothing Distribution Center, Park Ave. and E, River Road. 842-0429. Sun- sponsored by the Social Ministry resulted from "internal problems , within the church and the day Worship Services 9:45 a.mage. Nursers 9:3y avail- Committee of Holy Trinity ALL SAINTS, NAVESINK able. Church School lor all ages 9:30 a.m. Lutheran Church, will be open Christian world." says a new book "Skip" Corner ol Navesink & Locust Ave Navesmi ReverenPastors:d ReverenHeather dA.M Foste. Morrisonr "Skip. " Wilson, every Tuesday from 10 a.m. to distributed to a conference about 291 0417 Rev HR Sorensen Rector Sunda/ H noon. Clothing and shoes are such current efforts. Services Holy Euchansl 8am 10 am REFORMED CHURCH available for infants, children, The book, "Seven Hundred OF TINTON FALLS women and men. Plans to Evangelize the World." 62H«nceAve. Tinton Falls by researcher David Barrett and THE ELBERON Worship Service 10 A.M. Nurxm bra Provided AIDS information evangelical editor James Sunday School, Coffee Hour and Adult Discussion Reapsomc. says failures of the MEMORIAL CHURCH 11:00 A.M. • RED BANK — The AME Zion plans can't be blamed on external. CHRIST CHURCH, SHREWSBURY PARK AVENUE. ELBERON, N.J. ALL ARE WELCOME Re». Frederick Mold Ir. circumstances. (ONE BLOCK FROM THE OCEAN) 747-1215 Church will sponsor an AIDS FOUNDED 1702 JULY 3 to SEPTEMBER 4 Information and Education Sunday Service Eleven O'Clock Numerous groups with goals of project to arm the community Brad St (fit 35) and Syumort. 741-2220 Sermon by: DR. DAVID L. CRAWFORD evangelizing the world by 2000 with effective weapons against THE MINISTRY OF MUSIC were among about 300 SUNDAY SERVICES AT 8 Thomas McBoth AIDS. A support group for family participants in the meeting. Everyone's Welcome members, friends and care givers AND 10 A.M. CHURCH of PWAs meets from 7 p.m. to 8 SCHOOL FOR ALL AGES AT p.m. every Tuesday at the church, Grief expressed 10 A.M. WEEKDAY SERVICE 285 Shrewsbury Ave. Office hours WEDNESDAY 9:30 A.M. AND JEWISH are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., • TORONTO (AP) — Delegates THURSDAY 7 P.M. Monday through Friday. Hotline to an assembly of Lutherans CONGREGATION BETH SHALOM hours are from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.. Concerned, an organization of FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Saturday Morning Services 9:15 A.M. Free Tu- Monday through Friday and 10 Lutheran homosexuals, expressed ition For Kindergarten and First Grade. Sunday a.m. to 2 p.m., Saturdays. For "deep grief and sadness" that the OF RED BANK and Hebrew School Sisterhood Activities. Rabbi Joseph Fishman (741-1657) more information, call 530-3358. denomination's churches have 255 Harding Road "denied us full participation." AT TOWER HILL Support meeting They have "permitted Pastors: Thomas Crenshaw malicious, false and antiquated Robert Bell ST. THOMAS, RED BANK 9:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. Sunday Worship Services • BRADLEY BEACH — images of lesbian and gay Corner East Sunset and Bridge Ave. Red 9:00 a.m and 11 00 a.m. Church School - all ages persons" and "abandoned us in Nursery Car* Provided at Both Swvlon Ascension Church will conduct Bank. 747,1039 Rev. Terrance Roseuvel. a* t nut p> u> M H *• weekly meetings for divorced, the face of growing homophopia. Sunday 9 a.m. Holy Eucharist Church School 8:00 p.m. Praise and Prayer Service-Wed. •*•« mm*. r« Minim m • T 9 a.m. Sunday. •it net separated and widowed persons violence and oppression," the 747-1348 imam UMUUTUI. m MAUM rot rms Matron mi m Monday nights at 8 p.m. The assembly said. 747-1182 wiemsMT. MOON, mot TO poaucanoa. Towar HID School 747-1393 8B The Register FRIDAY, JAN. 20,1989

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001E Colts Neck 001E Colts Neck 001E Colts Neck 001E Colts Neck OOlUMiddletown 001X Red Bank 002C Tinton Falls 002C Tinton Falls 002 Regional Notice 002 Regional Notice! TOWNSHIP OF COLTS NECK Committee will be held o> time, shall part, stop, stand, copy is available up lo TOWNSHIP OF a holiday should occur on th< fifty one hundredths The purpose of ihe spec* Jersey statutes not mcludi must be enclosed in sealed January 2Bth and Februai abandon any other motor vi 'eluding the time of sucl MIODLETOWN a copy of a valid active Pr< PUBLIC NOTICE 1 third Wednesday, the reguli (728.51) lo the point meeting will be to review envelopes bearing the name 11lh at 8:30 A.M. at the hide or obstacle on any stree looting to the members o meeting will be oenducted o and place of beginning 1989 Muncipal Budget Meet qualificalion/Classtficat and address of the Bidder and Town Hall. Cedar Drive. in the Township of Colts Nei the 'general public of the PUBLIC NOTICE LEOAL NOTICE the next calendar day. Contains 300.474 74 ing scheduled for January Certdicate will be rejected the name and bid dale of the Colts Neck during snow removal acu Township who shall request The Regular Meeting wil square feel (8.90 acres). 1989 will include the adopti being nonresponsive lo project on the outside ad- Hies BUt h copies, at the office oi NOTICE TO BIDDERS be held at lha Authority's of Ordinance 89-687 requirements dressed to the Board of the Township Clark This description is made NOTICE IS ME MI h Barry Larsor Section 67-51 Violatior Office. Evergreen Terrance, in accordance with a Plan Drawings. Specilicatio Education of Monmouth and Penalties. Town Hall. Cedar Drive. Colt Notice is hereby given thai GIVEN that the following Ordi Township Clei Red Bank, New Jersey at entitled "Easement tor Meetings are lo be held in ' and other Contract Do< County Vocational School Dis- Any person, business, co Neck. New Jersey. sealed Proposals will be re- 7:30 P.M. except where noti ments for the proposed w. trict and must be accompa- nance was introduced anc ceived by the Township WHTG-FM Radio Tower Municipal Building. 556 Tim passed on fust reading at January 20, 1989 $6 84 poration. or other entity caui The 1989 schedule is as Located on 5.02. Block 115. Avenue. Tinton Falls. are on file in the office of nied by a statement of Con- ing or allowing any motor Barry Larson Purchasing Agent of the Fandy Thorne Maddish. P A sent of Surety from a surety meeting of the Townshi TOWNSHIP OF COLTS NECK Township of Middletown, follows: _, Borough of Tinlon Falls. New Jersey Committee ol the Township o vehicle or obstacle to be l< Township ciori Monmouth County. N.J." Architects/Planners. 15 company authorized to do on any street during the p> Monmouth County, Lower Ferry Road. Trenti business in the Stale of Colts Nock, held on Jamjar PUBLIC NOTICE New Jersey for Turf Materials prepared b)\ Leon S. 12. 1989, and that said Ordi ' of snow removal activitii ORDINANCE 1N0-3 January IB Avakian. IncA and dated New Jersey, and may be New Jersey and acceptable to for Three Athletic Fields. February 15 the Board and a Bid guar- nance will be taken up lor fur LEGAL NOTICE shall be, upon conviction, sub AN ORDINANCE AMENDING February5, 988 and re- Karen Mou spected by prospective b ject to a fine ot not more thai AND SUPPLEMENTING Contract 89-02 and opened March.* ' . .15 ders during office hoi antee to the Board for not less trier considjration for (ma and read in public al vised thru Ja luary 16.1989 Borough Clei passage at a meeting of sat One Thousand Dolla CHAPTER 2BB April.. 19 Drawings and Specificatior than ten percent (I0°o) of the Middletown Township Hall. May... Township Committee to be NOTICE IS HEREB ($1.000 00) or impnsonmc (MERCANTILE LICENSES) ..17 January 20. 1969 will be furnished upon p amount bid except that the bid for a term of not more thar Kings Highway and Route 35, June... 21 The easement to be conveyed guarantee need not exceed held at its meeting room in tru GIVEN that the following pro OF THE"CODE OF THE by the Borough shall be for ment of One Hundred Fi ninety (90) days, or both, ai Middletown. New Jersey on ' (meeting at 6:30 p m.) Dollars ($150 00} for each $10,000 00 Contractors must Town Hall. Cedar Drive. Colt; posed Ordinance was intro TOWNSHIP OF COLTS NECK Friday, February 3, 1989 at Ihe construction and mainte- 002E West Long Neck. New Jersey, on Jan duced and passed on firsl such vehicle or obstacle shall NEW JERSEY." September 20 upon application to the submit affirmative action be removed at the owner' 10:00 AM Prevailing Time. (meeting at 6:30 p.m.) nance, subject to the provi Branch statements with their bid pro- uery 26. 19S9, at 8:00 o'clocl reading at a meeting of the sion of the Development Architects Payments will PJM., Township Committee of theexpense The Township sh, BE IT ORDAINED by In. October 16 BORO OF eturned lo bidders only up< posals have the right to tow These bids will be received for Regulatins Ordinance of the Township of Colls Neck, helc Township Committee of thi November. .16 Borough of Tinton Falls, WEST LONG BRANCH prompt return of imi doc> or as soon thereafter as sai parked or abandoned mot< the supplying of approxi- December ments in good condition matter can be reached, t on January 12. 1989, and tha Township of Colts Neck 20 • radio antenna tower, and 1 vehicle or obstacle, and ahi mately 215.000 SF of sod. The award of the Contract tor which time and place all pei said Ordinance will be take County of Monmouth. State o related facilities. PUHLIC NOTICE Bids must be made on the work will nol be made until Impound said vehicle New Jersey, as follows. Mary M. Harrlsor sons who may be interested up for further consideraiior Section 2 The easement to proposal forms in the mann the necessary funds have for final passage at a meeting obstacle, either at a public 1. Chapter 28D ol thiContract documents, pre- Executive Direct RESOLUTION therein will be given an oppor private facility, and the vohicl. be conveyed by the Borough designated enclosed i been provided by the Board of tunny to be heard concermn. of said Township Committee "Code of the Township o pared by William P. Farrell sealed envelope bearing Education in a lawful manner or obstacle shall only be.n Jr.. P.E., Middletown January 20,1989 shall only be conveyed upn the same to be held in its meeting room Colts Neck. New Jersey" eceipt of a deed of easement WHEREAS, there exists ame and address ot bidd. in the Town Hall, Cedar Drive leased after all towing and hereby amended and supple Township Acting Engineer, A copy of this Ordinance pounding lees and charge: to the Borough for the instal- need for the services of an and proposal identification The Board of Education or the Colts Neck. New Jersey, on mented lo read as follows: of ihe Firm of T A M attorney for the Borough has been posted on the Bui have been paid. Associates. Consulting and 002C Tinton Falls lation and maintenance, In outside, and must be accoi Engineer reserves ihe right to letm Board upon which publn January 26, 1989, at Section 28B-16. Licensinf perpetuity, of a sanitary sewer West Long Branch Plannn pamed by a Certified Chec iquire a complete financial 8:00 o'clock P.M., or as soon 2. All Ordmancess an. ot Snow Removal Contrac Municipal Engineers, have Board as authorized by R notices are cuslomanl' been filed in the office of BORO OF TINTON FALLS main and related facilities, Cashier s Check or Bid Boi and experience statement posted in the Town Hall of the thereafter as said matter can parts of Ordinances inconsn tors through a portion of Block 40 55D-24. and drawn to the order of ti from prospective bidders Township Clerk in sold Towr be reached, at which time and tant herewith are hereby r All operators of vehicle! laid engineers at 1060 High- PUBLIC NOTICE 117. Lot 16 and described as WHEREAS, The Local Board of Education for n>showing that they nave satis- Hail, Cedar Drive. Colts Neck place alt persons who may be pealed. as defined under Title 39 o way 35. Middletown, NJ and follows: Public Contracts Law. R less than ten percent 11<) • .) factorily completed work of New Jersey. Interested therein will be 3. This Ordinance sh, the New Jersey Ststutes An may be inspected by prospec- The foregoing Ordlnanci 40A: 11-1 el seq . requires th Ihe amount of the bid, but the nature required before fur- given an opportunity to be notated, who are hired out entive bidders during businei BEGINNING at a point In lake effect followimg fim was introduced and passed the westerly line of Hope the resolution wuthonzmg no case in excess nishing proposal forms or heard concerning the same. adoption and publication pui contracted out for removal o hours. on first reading st a reguli th award pt contracts for $20 000 00. and must be di specifications, or before snow from privately ownei Proposals must be made o Road said point being North Barry Larson A copy of this Ordinance luant to law. meeting of the Borough Twenty six degrees six Professmal Services wilhoi livered to the Secretary ot th awarding ihe Contract Township Clerk has been posted on the Bul- driveways, sidewalks, parking Ihe standard Proposal form Council of the Borough of competitive bids must be pul Board ot Education, or th lots, or other covered Imper in a manner designated in thi minutes East (N26°08 E) a letin Board upon which public Certified to be a true copy Tinton Falls held on Januar distance of One thousand ished no more than ten (i• Board s designated represer The right is also reserved to ORDINANCE 1989-1 notices are customarily an Ordinance adopted by th' vious services, shall obtain i contract documents, must bi 17, 1SS8 and said Ordmanc days following the adoptio iative at the above place on Snow Removal Contractor! enclosed in sealed envelope! forty and one hundredths feet eject any or all bids or to posted in the Town Hall of the Township Committee of th will be further considered .1040 01) from the intersectin thereof. before the hour named T rvaive any informalities where Township of Colls Neck, and Township of Colts Neck License from the Townshif bearing the name and for final passage at a NOW, THEREFORE, BE Board of Education and 'idmlmstrator annually, follow dress of the bidder and th< of the westerly line ot Hope such informality is not detri- a copy is available up to and the 12th of January. 1981 special meeting of said Road with the northerly tine ol RESOLVED by the I'lanrun Architect assume no respo mental to the best interest ot AN ORDINANCE REPEALING Ing the Submission and appro name of the work on the out governing body to be held sibilily tor bids mailed ORDINANCE 1984-7, AN Including the time of such Oakdale Drive and running Board of the Borough of [he Board ot Education The meeting to tha members ol James F. Day. Mayi val of an application on a forn Ide. addressed to the on January 31, 1MS begi West Long Branch as follows or misdirected in delivery ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING provided by tha Township Ad lhance: ighi is also reserved to in- lha general public of theBarry Larson. Township Clei Township of Middletown, Bic mng at 8:00 P.M. at the 1. The West Long Brand crease or decrease the quan- A PUBLIC SAFETY COMMIT mimstator No licensed snov Municipal Building, 556 1) North Seventy four No bid may be withdraw 'ownship who shall requesl ders may submit proposal Planning Board is hereby 'or a period ot sixty (60) da tities specified m the manner TEE IN THE TOWNSHIP OF for part of or all of the items Tinton Avenue. Tinton Falls. degrees thirty eight COLTS NECK. COUNTY OF such copies, at the office of Janaury 20.1969 t loval contractor shall plow minutes. West (N74"38 W) authorized, in behalf of the liter the date set lor il designated in the Specitica- the Township Clerk in said In the proposal. New Jersey at which time Borough, lo retain William TOWNSHIP OF COLTS NECK push, pull, or in any manne Four hundred eighteen opening thereof ions MONMOUTH. STATE OF "own Hall. Cedar Drive, Colls iransmit snow from pnvatt and place att persons R Oeisinger, an attorney NEW JERSEY. AND PROVID desiring to be heard and four hundredths feet The right is reserved to r Neck. New Jersey. property onto Township ; he quantities shown In th, [418 04) to a point, thence; at law of the Slate of lect any or all bids or to war ING FOR THE LIMIT OF PUBLIC NOTICE streets, roads, sidewalks, eul Proposal are estimates of thi thereon will be given New Jersey, to perform thi The successful bidder shall be POWERS AND DUTIES full opportunity. 2) South Fifty eight ntormality in the bidding if it •equired to comply with the Barry Larson da-sacs, right ot ways, or any ownship s projected need: services of attorney tor thiin the interest ol the Board THEREOF. LEOAL NOTICE other public property ind no minimum purchase degrees thirty one minutes West Long Branch Plan™ provisions of the New Jersey Township Clerk forty seconds West Education to do so Prevailing Wage Act. Chapter Section 28B-17. Fees. guaranteed. The proposi Copies of this Ordinance Board for the year 1989 an> NOTICE IS HEREBY QIVEI S5T-31 40 W) One hundred he is hereby appointed to thi Bidding shall be in confoi '50 or the Laws of 1963, el- There shall be an annual items are to be provided whei are available in the BE IT 0RDAINE0 by the that the following proposec requested by the Township al ilxlh and twenty four office pursuant to the prot mance with the applicable u ective January 1. 1974. Bid- ORDINANCE 1989-2 Ordinance was introduce* e of Ten Dollars ($10 00) foi Borough Clerk's Office. quiremenis of N J S ders are required to comply Township Committee of the the application, approval and the firm prices bid for the pe hundredths feel (16.24) to a SionsofRS 40 55D-24 Township ol Colts Neck that AN ORDINANCE ESTA- and passed on firsl reading iod of one year from the dai point, thence: 8A 18A-1 et seq. periaimm with the requirements of P L Ordinance 1984-7 n hereby BLISHING ARTICLE IV a meeting of the Townshi, Issuance of a license, which OHDINANCE # 89-687 2 Said attorney is relame> D the "Public School Coi 975, c 127 and PL 1977. 'ee shall not be refundable. >f Ihe executed contract. 3) Soulh Sixty nine repealed (MISCELLANEOUS) OF Committee of the Township c degrees twelve minutes West and appointed to the office racts Law c. 33 CHAPTER 67 (VEHICLES Colts Neck, held on the Jan Section 28B-18. License AN ORDINANCE [S69-2204 W) One Hundred attorney for the West Lonj All bidders are placed oi AND TRAFFIC) OF THE aury 12, 1989, and that sai arm. 'he right is also reserved t> AUTHORIZING THE Branch Planning Board pur lotice that they are requiret 'eject any or all bids or t ilnety six and seventy six All bidders are required to be 'CODE OF THE Ordinance will be taken up foi Each license issued in any EXCHANOE OF AN suanl to R S 4055D-24 with o comply with all requin prequalif ied by either the Certified to be a true copy of year shall be valid until De- >alver any informalities whei lundredlhs feel (198.76). an Ordinance adopted by the TOWNSHIP OF COLTS further consideration for final EASEMENT TO CONSTHUC :hence: out competitive bidding as nents of P L 1975 Chapter Department of the Treasury massage at a meeting ot sai cember 31 of that year Appli- luch informality is not deln AND MAINTAIN A RADIO Professional Service unde 27 [Divisions of Building and Township Committee of the NECK. NEW JERSEY- cations for renewal of a II-mental to be the best interos 4) South thirty four Township of Colts Neck on BE IT ORDAINED by theTownship Committee to be TOWER ON CERTAIN the provisions of the Li BY ORDER OF THE Construction) or the Depart- :ense should be made to the )l the Township. The right degrees twenty two minutes Public Contracts Law because the the 12th of January. 1989. Township Committee of Colts leld at its meeting room in thai MUNICIPAL LANDS BEING A Uf seconds West RUMSON-FAIR HAVEN ment of Transportation of Ihe "own Hen. Cedar Drive. Colt; 'ownship Administrator no also reserved to increase o PART OF Block 115, Lot 5.02 the service rendered or per REGIONAL BOARD OF itate of New Jersey Neck, County of Monmouth later than December 15 of any decrease the quantities speci »34'22 04 W) One hundred formed is to be done by a per James F. Day. Mayor State or New Jersey, as folNeck- . New Jersey, on Jan FOR AN EASEMENT TO ilevan and fifty one DUCATION iary 26, 19S9, at 8:00 o'clock lied in ihe manner designatec CONSTRUCT AND MAINTAIN son authorized by law to prac Barry Larson. Township Clerk, lows: - in the specifications. lundredths feet (111.51) tice a recognized orofessior BY ORDER THE BOARD OF '.M., or as soon as thereafei A SANITARY SEWER ON o a point, thence: DUCATION MONMOUTH 1 Article IV of Chapter 87 s said matter can b Section 28B-19. F OTHER LANDS BEING A and whose profession anc Michael J Donov January 20. 1989 $26 56 cation of License Bidders are required to com 5) South Eighty nine practice is regulated by law COUNTY VOCATIONAL of the "Code of the Township eached, at which time anc PART OF BLOCK 117.LOT 16. Board Secretar SCHOOL DISTRICT ilace 311 persons who may be The Township Admimstr ply with the requirements ol legrees fifty eight minutes and bids are not required of Colts Neck. New Jersey' is hirteen seconds West Bucks Lane TOWNSHIP OF COLT8 NECK iterested therein will be giv< (or shall have the right to re PL. 1975. c. 127 and PL anuary 20 1989 3 hereby established to read as WHEREAS, the Borougr ;S89°56'13"W) Fifty one and 3. A copy of this resoluti O Box 181 follows; n opportunity I be heard con i any license whenevei 1977 c. 33 Council of the Borough of shall be published in the otfi PUBLIC NOTICE erning the same. the holder of any such licem ty two hundredths feet MONMOUTH COUNTY Marlboro. NJ 07746 ' Tinton Falls has determinec 51.62") to a point in the cial newspaper as required b ARTICLE IV or his agent, destgnee. em All parties to any contract will that It is in the public law within ten (10) days ot it' LEGAL NOTICE A copy ot this Ordinance ployee. representative or an] aster ly line of Lot 62. SURROGATE'S COURT Betty A Perrc Miscellaneous Provisions. the Township of Middletown Interest to grant an easei passage las been posted on the Bui such person acting in thiagree not to discriminate in lock 117, thence; Board Secretary Section 87-50 Snow Re- lelln Board upon which public to WHTO subject lo the provi 6) North zero degrees NOTICE PIMM-take notice that thel ilace of or in conjunction witl employment and agree to bide sions of the Developmen January 20. 1989 moval; Parking Restrictions. notices are customarily he license holder, violate ourteen minutes West $22 6 anuary 20, ,969 $49.32 Budget Workshop Meetings No person, business, cor- by all anti-discrimination law: Regulatins Ordinance of thi of the Colls Neck Township] justed in the Town Hall of the any provisions of Sectio including those contains* N00° 14 W) along said BOROUGH OF STATE OF LAWRENCE poration or other entity, at any ownship of Colts Neck, Borough of Tinton Falls, ti ALSBRO,DECEASED MONMOUTH COUNTY 38B-16 through 18. within N.J.S.A. 10:2-1 thfougl construct a radio antenn, easterly line of Lot 82 WEST LONQ BRANCH 10:2.4. N.J.S.A. 10:5-38, and llock 117. Twenty feet Pursuant to the order c 2. All Ordinances an tower rlated facilities, part •ATRICIA A BENNETT, SURROGATE'S COURT parts of Ordinances inconsi all rules and regulations is of which shall be utilized 20 0 ) to a point, thence; PUBLIC NOTICE sued thereunder. 7) North Eighty nine iurrogaie of the County ot lent herewith are hereby re for Borough antennae; on i rionmouth. this day made, o NOTICE pealed. part of premises known as jrees fifty eight minutes PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby hirteen seconds East given tti.it the regular he application of the undei This Ordinance shall tak< All labor in connection will Block 115. Lot 5.02: and igned, Leonards Calabro -STATE OF VIRGINIA R effect following final adoptlor the protect shall be paid no: 89-56 13E) Forty one andmeetings of the Borough of ROSSBACH,DECEASED WHEREAS, the Borough ourteen hundredths feel West Long Branch Plannn _ awrence J Calabro. Leonan ind publication pursuant less than wages listed in thi Council of the Borough of Calabro and Ernest Prupis Pursuant lo Ihe order ol law. Prevailing Wage Rate Deler 1.14) lo a point, thence; Board of the year 1989 will be PATRICIA A BENNETT. Tinton Falls has determined S) North Thirty four held at the West Long Branch xecutors ot the estate of 1LWHJR mmation pursuant to Chaptei thst it is in the public ie said Lawrence Calabro, Surrogate ol ihe County of Certified to be a true copy o 150 ot the New Jersey Law: degrees twenty two minutes Borough Hall. 95 Poplar Monmoulh, this day made, on interest to acquire an ' iur seconds East Avenue. West Long Branch leceased. notice is hereby an Ordinance adopted by the of 1963 interest m premises known the application of the undar- Township Committee of the IM34-22 04 E) One hundred New Jersey at 8 p in on i to the creditors of ngned. Lee R Rossbach as Block 117. Lot 6 to seven and twenty five the following dates Township of Colts Neck or BY ORDER OF THE MAYOR aid deceased lo present t construct and maintain a lundredlhs feat (107.25) "ie said Executors thei lole executor of the estate of the 12th day of Januar AND TOWNSHIP sanitary sewer main and' .he said Virginia R. Rossbach. a point, thence: Oalaa: aims under oath within 1989 COMMITTEE OF THE elated facilities, which 9) North Sixty nine deceased, notice is hereby TOWNSHIP OF y January 10. 1989 x months form this dale premises are owned by Dated January 9th. 19B9 jiven to the creditors of said JamesF Da> MIDDLETOWN Faye B Gade. who is a legrees twelve minutes East February 14. 1989 Jeceased to present lo the Mayoi principal of WHTG, and N69°12'E) Two hundred one March 14, 1989 said sole execute, .heir calirhs ind. fifteen hundredths feet April 11. 1989 iiordano, Halleran _ . Noel "Britr Raynor. Mayor WHEREAS, Faye B. Gade lesla. Esqs inder oath within six months Barry Larsoi Lawrence J.Cella. 201 15) to a point, thence; May 9. 1989 has agreed to exchange ai 70 State Hwy #35 rom this date Township Clei Township Clerk 10) North Fifty eight June 13. 1989 easement on a part of degrees thirty one minutes July 11. 1989 O Box 190 premises known as Blod Augusts, 1989 iddlelown N.J 07748 3ated: January 10th. 1989 lanuary 20. 1989 $5184 January 20.1989 $ 40 32 'arty seconds East 117. Lot 6 for an easement N58°31 40 E) One hundred September 12. 1989 on a portion of Borough October 10. 1989 attention autman. Henderson. 001Q Long Branch tty seven and four Mills A Wight OOlWOceanport lands known as Block 115 lundreths feet (167.04') to November 14. 1989 harles D Conway Esq CITY OF LONG BRANCH BORO OF OCEANPORT Lot 5 02. and December 12 1989 ">2 Abe Voorhees Drive •olnt in the southerly line of O Box 260 WHEREAS, the Tax As ot 15 in Block 117. thence; January 9. 1990 (re-org ) Leonards Calabro -lanasquan. N.J 08736 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE sessor of the Borough of Tin 11) South Seventy four de 40 N Prospect Avenue ton Falls has determined thai eos thirty eight minutes East This notice is given in Red Bank, N J NOTICE OF ADDENDUM Please take notice that a the lands to be so exchanged Lawrence J. Calabro Lee R. Rossbach 74°38'E) along the southerly accordance with the require' 106 Vozzi Court LONG BRANCH public hearing will be held are equivalent value and thai ie of Lot 15, Four hundred ments ol N.J.S.A. 10.4-18 11 Westlake Cour by the Zoning Board of such an exchange will conf< North Brunswick, N.J Elberon, N.J 07740 SEWERAGE AUTHORITY irty and fifty hundredths feet Sole Executor Adjustment of the Borough added benefit to the Borough 130.50) to a point in the Leonard Calabro MONMOUTH COUNTY by virtue of the exchange. Lynn Sleneck. Secretary NEW JERSEY of Oceanport at the Borough westerly line of Hope Road, 38 N Prospect Avenue Borough ol January 20. 19 $13 32 CONTRACT NO. M Hall in the Borough of NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT lence; West Long Branch Red Bank. N.J JOLINE AVENUE Oceanport. New Jersey on ORDAINED by the Borough 12) South Twenty six de- Planning Boar* Ernest Prupis MONMOUTH COUNTY FORCE MAIN AND February 1. 1989at800P M. Council of ihe Borough of ees sin minutes West 1134 Summer wind Lane PUMP STATION The purpose of this hear Tinton Falls as follows: I26°O6 W) along the westerly January 20. 1989 $14 76 Seabrook Island. SO SURROGATE'S COURT MODIFICATIONS ing is lo consider the applica Section 1: The Mayor and no ot Hope Road, Twenty tlon of; Wendy & James Del Borough Clerk are hereby au nd thirty six hundredths feet 002F Regional Executors NOTICE ddendum No 1 has been ehanty for a variance from the ihonzed to execute any and ?0.36) to the point and place •ued for Contract No 56 Zoning Ordinance of the Bo- all such documents as are'BEGINNING. Notices lanuary 20. 1989 - $ 18.00 STATE OF GARY J n January 19.1989 and Is ough of Oceanport with re necessary to convey an ease' The above-described par REGIONAL NOTICES MONMOUTH COUNTY *ROFALO. DECEASED 'ailable at the office of spect to premises known a; ment by the Borough to the :el for a permanent 20-foot Pursuant to ihe order ol e Engineer, Killam 206 following described lands, wide sanitary sewer easement PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 'ATRICIA A BENNETT. >ssociates,27 Bleeker Street. Comanche Drive Lot 6 which are a portion of mtains 18,656 square feet urrogate of the County of Millburn. New Jersey and at Block 29 as shown on Block 115, Lot 5 02 id is made accordance ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS LEGAL NOTICE: lonmouth. this day made, on Ihe Long Branch Sewerage Borough Tax Map. BEGINNING at a point a drawing, prepared by ie application of (he under Authority. Joline Avenue, Variance or use requested lying in the Westerly line BOARD OF EDUCATION igned. Joan M. Garofalo. eon S.'Avaklan, Inc. dated RUMSON-FAIR HAVEN MONOUTH COUNTY "ity of Long Branch during is as follows: Second lloor of Lot 5 02. Block 115, said vised March 3. 1986 ole executrix of the estate egular business hours additm to existing structure. point being distant North REQIONAL VOCATIONAL the said Gary J. Garofalc Seclln 3: This ordinance BOARD OF EDUCATION SCHOOL DISTRICT A permit for the premises ~wanty five degrees thirty lall take effect immediately deceased, notice Is hereby minutes fifty two seconds .ontractors who have picked was denied by the Building in- aon adoption if approved by MONMOUTH COUNTY "iven to the creditors of said West (N25°38 52 W) alone. lotice 13 hereby given thai leceased to present to the ip plans and specifications spector because ot Ihe follow, isolutln contimporaneousiy NEW JERSEY inor to January 19, 1989 have ing reasons: existing non-con- Ihe Easterly line of the Garder sealed Proposals will be re aid sole executrix their lopted in accordance with reived by the Board of Jeon mailed the addendum by forming lot according to State Parkway right-of-way J.S.A. 40:69A-181(b), other- laims under oath within six One hundred forty nine anc NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN "ducation, Monmouth County lonths from this dale. ;ertified mail Bids are to beOrdinance 68-9{c) Borough of ise, it shall be effective 20 THAT sealed bids will be re- eceived on January 27. 1ft Oceanport. eighteen hundredths feel ocational School District lys after adoption and publi- ceived by the Rumson-Faii >r the following project " 11:00 AM at the Admims- You are hereby notified 149.18) from a point twine itfon as provided by law. $ the intersection of the south' Haven Board of Education, oject 88017. Boiler Re- 'ated January 11. 1969 ation Building ol Long that you are privileged to Monmouth County. lacement Career Center. •ranch Sewerage Authority, be present at said hnanng ly line of said Lot 5.02 4 lines, 8 days, 16 Block 115 and the Easterly Karen Mount New Jersey lor Renovations ast Freehold. N.J. Bids lit/man & Gallagher. Esqs 50 Joline Avenue. Long and present any and all right-of-way line of the Borough Clerk at Rumson-Fair Haven ill be opened and read in 321 Memorial Drive •anch. New Jersey objections which you may Regional High School located iblic m the office of the ibury Park. N.J 07712 have to Ihe granting of Garden State Parkway and, running thence: Eugene Qarvay in Rumson. New Jersey, to- lonmouth County Vocational By Order of the ltd variance. Council Presldenl gether with all work incidental chool District. 2 Buck s .Mention- Long Branch Any maps and documents 1. North Twenty five thereto, in accordance with me, Marlboro, N.J. on 'eter w. Kenny. Esq «- 542-1700 r which approval is being Jegrees thirty six minutes Joseph Poremski the requirements ot the draw rlday. Februarys. IMS Sewerage Authority sought are or will be on file fly two seconds Wes Mayor ings and specifications pro 2:00 PM prevailing lime. ind available for public In- N25-36 52 W) along the pared by Fanday Thome ontract Documents and Louis DeShepIo, Chairma spection in the office of the ~-isterly Right-of-Way line 01 Maddish. P A . muary 20. 989 S110.52 or the proposed work, Joan M Garofa|o Borough Clerk, during the the Garden State Parkway anuary 20, 1989 $ 16 5 Architects/Planners. Trenton epared by Lech Associates, 58 Surrey Lane normal business hours of said Nine hundred fifty two anc New Jsrsty. Eatontown, N.J. ifflc* at least 10 (ten) days BOROUGH OF ute 106. Airport Plaza. Plaza 001S Marlboro Fifty two hundredlhs feet Sealed bids will be received Hiding. Ha/iel, N J 07730. Sole executrix prior to the hearing [952.52) to a point being thf TINTON FALLS OWNSHIP OF MARLBORO as follows ive been filed in the office ol Register Intersection of the Easterly Contract No 2 - Plumbing A id Engineer and the office of 'anuary 20. 1989 $ u 40 Wendy & James Dalehanty Right-of-way hne of the PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Oramage Work i Board of Education and MONMOUTH COUNTY Applicant Garden State Parkway and Bids for the above will be y be inspected by prospec- the Southerly line ot lease take notice that the eceived by the Board ot Edu >e bidders during regular INDEPENDENT AKE NOTICE that pursuant .0(5.01, Block 115. thence; jrough Council ol the SURROGATE'S COURT o N.J.S.A. 54:4-38 the 1989 lanuary 20.1989 S 19 08 cation in the Board or Educa< isiness hours (1000 AM to 2. South Seventy two jrough ot Tinton Falls has tlon Offices, located at Ridge 00 PM) 'ax Assessment List for the heduied the following spe- NOTICE awnship of Marltjoro will be 001X Red Bank degrees thirty seven Road. Rumson, New Jersey. CLASSIFIED minutes four secounds East meeting dates 'allable for public mspec- BOROUGH OF RED BANK at 2:00 P.M. (Prevailing Time) idders will be furnished with STATE OF HA2EL F in at the Tax Assessor's (S72»37 04 E> along a portion on February I, 1M9 and and past a bend In the South- muary 23,1MB-Monday copy of the Contract Docu- ENTON.DECEASED iff ice located In the PUBLIC NOTICE be publicly opened and read ients by the Engineer upon Pursuant to the order ol larlboro Township Municipal erly line of said Lot 5 01 lal Meeting 8:00 p.m. immediately thereafter Tlock 115. Eight hundred oper notice and payment of ATRICIA A BENNETT. uilding.1979 Township If the bid exceeds Refundable Charge of Fifty The missing link between your car and a buyer NOTICE is hereby ixty two and sixty one muary 30, IMS-Monday jrrogate of the County of ive, Marlboro. New Jersey iven that the Board of $20.00000 bidder must be "irs ($50 00) Money will lonmouth, ihrs day made, on Special Meeting • 00 p.m. r Monday, January 23,1MB 'undredths reel (862.61 ) prequalifted by the efunded upon return of lommlssloners of the - a point, thence; ie applciatfon of the under- om 9:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Housing Authority of the New Jersey Department of 'Swings in good condition. ign*d, Janel Nieradka. acting Borough of Red Bank, shall 3. South Thirty four iuary 31, 1919 Monday the Treasury. Division of xecutor of the estate of degrees twenty three Special Meetlng-S:00 p.m. Olga S. Oleako. C.T.A. conduct Regulai Meetings Building and Construction, oposais must be made on ie said Hazel F Fenton Greater Media Newspapers during 1989 on the TMrd minutes eight seconds west prior to the dale that bids leceased. notice is hereby Tax Assessor S34*23 08 W) Seven bruary 4, 19»-Saturday the Standard Proposal Forms Wednesday of each month, are received Any bid sub- the manner designated in lundred twenty eight and racial Meeting 2:00 p.m. n to the creditors of muary20. 1989 $7.36 want (o Its by-laws. If., mitted under the terms ot New CorMi act Documents. nd docaased to present to ^ FRIDAY, JAN. 20, 1989 The Register 9B

005 Apartment! 005 Apartments 017 Office & 035 Help Wonted 035 Help Wanted 035iHel Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted 002 R*glonal Notlc#» for Rant for Rent 007 Houses for Sale Floor Space Full Time Full Time FullTimel Full Time Full Time RED BANK- East tide. 2 Bed tha Mid acting •xacutor ttiair EATONCREST APTS HIGHLANDS DUPLEX RED BANK UBNTAL ASSISTANT lor buS' HOUSECLEANINO CO. MEDICAL ASSISTANT PRINTING Full and Part time canma under oath within nx Tennis a swim club Larf room w/yard V/i mo secu Unfurnished 2bdrm. 1 bath Downiown Otiice suites avail- BUS DRIVER Ortho practice in Little Silver Looking lor reliable people Experience prelerred lor Mid positions for oflset stripping ^ monthi Irom ttiia data ana rooms w/19lt living in nty $675 + util 871-5706 w/w carpet, within walkim able. 685 square leet & 507Colls Neck Township Schoo X-Ray license ft ceriilicatioi Good pay 583-7456 dlelown GP/mt 4 days 9 6pm department Looking lor ex Only mmutaa from Oceai RED BANK distance to Commuter Ferr square leet Heal. A/C A pn District Attractive benefi preferred 4Q liOur week n( ') day Sat Salary commmen- penanced and non-experi- J7-" Datad January 12.1989 Beaches. Golf Courses, Fish Service to Wall 5t $700mo + vate parking included Rea package Position available HOUSEKEEPING surate CaH671 5252 enced, reliable employees 4 Lovely, large. 1 bedroa SEE OUR AD UNDER ing & Boating Near a apartments ulil , V J sec required N sonabla rates 747-1100 immediately Call 462-2667 lot on credentials ft experience Color work helpful Rotating •KM Messrs Crowell & Ottan Houses ot Worship & Mall pets Available Feb 1st Dy application EOE Call Dr Terra 741 9090 JANITORIAL shifts Full company paid ben Twin Gables 756-2470 mm* 219 Eatl Bergan Place NO PETS Mon-Fri 9 30am 36 Riverside Ave 571-3596,eves 872-0050 MESSENGER efits include Health Dental •»•• R*d Bank. N.J. 4pm, 542-1105 Pine Broo River Front 018 Stores Lite Ins Vacation. Personal S Fid.-Hope Rd , Eatontown CASHIER/HOSTESS DENTAL ASSISTANT JANITORIAL Old Bridge based company Sick and Savings Plan Apply Heat ft hot water included MANCHESTER - 3 bedrm LITTLE SILVER needs person lo run errands blocks from Exit I05QSP Self-service elevator No chi Good working conditions Positions available in Ihe Red in person Greater Jersey bath, eat in kit liv rm. din rm Prime location. 1.200 sq I Friendly Office Bank area, both F/T ft P/T etc Must posses valid NJ Janai Niaradka dren. no pets 741-7703 lamily rm/fireplace Price Apply in person Press. Conneriy Court Eds' 147 Seventh Streei EATONTOWN- 1 Bedroorr 7410091 oreves229 5362 TOWN & COUNTRY INN 2 doctor practice in Freeholc day ft eve shifts Good salary Drivers Licensed 566 3000 Brunswick NJ 264-7004 1 right al $124.900 929-4012 ask lor Claire Wood Ridge, N J api available SSiO/mo I Rt 35 a Broadway. Keyport needs experienced D A wilt up to $5 50 per/hr lo start Acting executor mo security No pets Ca RED BANK • Sunny 2 badn xray license Call 46? 88/7 Call 758 2470 NURSE- RN/LPN Excellent 542-0705. Mon-Fn, 9am-5pm CASHIER duplex, near hospita MIDDLETOWN 1 Brasch Bi< 025 Business growth potential lor mature >RINT!NG - Press person u.< January 20. 1999 % 133 $7B0/mo healincl 530-9193 Lovely 4 bedroom home Red Bank convenience st DENTAL ASSISIANI Middl* KENNEL PERSON Opportunities 2 days & 2 nights 842 9608 fit non-smoker Part ol AB Dick 360 and Multi 1670 Many extras Mint cond 2 town. Challenging office wit' 40 hours per week Tuesday- Allergy ollice team Part time MONMOUTH COUNTY FARMIMGDALE RED BANK zone heat A air cond Fin leave name ft phone congenial stall EXP PF1EF Benefits, experience nee 3 Rooms $625 per month Saturday 8 30 5 30pm $5 00 flexible hour* with some eve Spacious 1 and 2 bed roorr place t a great room-with 2 COFFEE SHOP P/T or F/T No eves Healtt" let hour Benelils available e^iiry _ 431-236^ garden apartments with ba plus utilities 747-2283 n.ngs Call 842-8818_ _ A SURROGATE'S COURT olfices Good for proles CLEANER Must be expei benefits ft pension 671 1636 Apply To NURSES AIDE Weekends PROOI Al "l AS Wanted cony Individually controlle sional Central vac. deck 2 enced. have working car I Dtl iHWASHE R \ uil iirna p«i central air Hardwood Moors SP( A 260 Wah SI I ittuniuwn 7 0Oam-3O0pm Small nuri lor busy typesetting plan}, NOTICE RED BANK • 2 bedrm. 2 bath car garage $450,000 good references S7 + hoi tion for a skilled care facility night shitt Basic knawledgf- free pool and tennis Countr Turn key operation Must sell LABORERS Full Time mg unit Excellent working washer/dryer, bsml. extras Call 671-2544 Call 291-2686 Benefits A excellent wo'£ ot book ft ad work highly dt;- ESTATE OF DOROTHY B living with easy access t Paul P Bova Inc Realtor Excellent Freehold Highway Employees lor m plant distri- conditions Call or apply to 1195, parkway, and route 9 $880/mo. heat mcl 530-9193 CLEANERS conditions Apply at Kmf Navesmk House. 40 Riverside sirable For lutthei informa' STAUB, DECEASED location Presently, Monday- bution work Fork lilt experi- lion .anct Vacation Personal ft cozy den, master bdrm with SCREEN PRINHNU Full and Part Time for Atlantic I'.tt CenlHr IV'i 14'M Sick ana Savings Plan Apply RN'S - All ShiMa + commission t day a week signed, Charles F. Slraub. act 1 bedroom apartment in nir LPN - All shifts leading to full lime Must M Ing executor of the estate o HIGHLANDS hide-away, multi-level deck o ', BUSINESS Highlands Area EOE person neighborhood Recently re Nuraea Aidaa/Orderliaa - well groomed energetic havP the laid Dorothy B. Straub modeled $525 per month + fully tmished basmenl Situ Be your own boss Little Call 1 800-392-6948 Greater Jersey Press 1 ON HILL DOMESTICHELP All thitta deceased, notice Is hereb util. IVi month security No ated on wooded lot on cul-de space required Run as pan Conneriy Cl E Brunswick NJ good car a excellent rarer- Small t Bedroom apartment sac street $459,500 time or lull time Screen Print CLERICAL - Entry Level posi With minimum subervjSH tn 254 7004 Excellent aalay. All benalita- ences Called 4216 given to Ihe creditors of sail pets Call 642-3654 m aflestHome8-4pm P/T All. Highlands Nursing Home deceased to present to thalocated in clean, quiet apai ing machine, with Dryei lion available lor bright indi- REAL ESTATE MOLMDEt ment house Good location (5 color availability), all acces- vidual wilh cheerful personal available on weekends 8 Middletown Ave. Yes we are hiring 6 7 18 8 3 3 said sole enecutor their claims GLORIA NILSON Good salary 446 3460 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTU- Atlantic Highlands, NJ under oath within six month! No pels 1 '/> mo security RED BANK Luxury high-rise REALTORS sories A inks can gel youHy Call Arleen James lo. Century 21 Ability Healty From $525 /mo including a 1 bdrm, $875 2 bdrm $77 started at once Relocating re appointment (201)671-5111 RAL HUM seeks individual 291 0600 from this date. 9403200 with general office skills PC RECEPTIONIST in Middle^ January 11.1989 utilities 1 year leases. Ca mcl heal. H/W.'wail oven re quines sale at only $4 000 (TUBS or Thurs only) DRIVER •- yn Phybician* UHICK FiiH 01 291 0040 between 8am-Bpm frig&a/cs 042-4865 OCEANPORT Call 363-8720 after 5pm ibility required 8 30 5 pm OFFICE Gooseneck Point Peninsula CLERICAL- Experienced pre- Call 741-4352 9-12 noon for t time Telephone filing A HIGHLANDS-Water view OPERATOR Zager, Fuchs. Leckstein 475 bedroom. 3 full. 2 hal ferred, but will tram to work on POSITION light typing Experience pre ' Kautt A Needle. Esq.. *1 bedroom, fully furnished RED BANK 3 room upar baths. 2 fireplaces & hot im FOR RENT IBM-PC Heavy phones, tiling For Cleaning Equipment Mus' ed but will tram Pledsr mcl king waterbed 5303701 mem Security A reference MAINTFNANCL P| RSOH 11am-4pm Monday-Friday call 671 9053 ext 22 betweeir 266 Broad Street room w/jacuzzi Low. low OFFICE OR STORE typing & general office duties bo IB years of aye, have a IOUS duties, for an apart Seeking bright organi2ed in, P O Box 489 HIGHLANDS- 2 bedrm avai required No peta $625/mo taxes $465,000 in busy office m Atlantic High valid NJ dnver -, . •-•••,,• t & 3pm Mini 1 n includes all utilities Call In charming Fair Haven Cai 11 i.nm-yien Call '>t)b b434 dividual Be my right hand Redflank. NJO77OI until June 15 Liv rm. kitchen Call 222-9458 or 938 3000 747-2346 after 5pm lands Call Joan 872 0BO3 Steady employment wiin ben Telemarketing ft customer as REPORTER 741-6631 tor appointment ehls Please call 787 1436MANAGER - ASSISTANT No pets 8720472 TINTON FALLS CLERICAL sistance experience nec- Greater Media is accepting Attention: RED BANK 1 bdrm apt Hea between 9am & 3pm Needed lor Deb at Hoimoei essary Excellent environ applications for full and part HIGHLANDS- 2 Bedroom Position open for efficient per- Plaza Prior management ex- Lawrence M. $750 /month Gas heat < & hot water me $500/mo + GREAT VALUE son with good typing skills FACTORY LABORER ment Friendly atmosphere lime (eporlflrs at the Seniine' Fucha. Esq. LUNCHEONETTE perience necessary Apply in water included Call 8729635 sec NO PETS'741-4295 So much tor so little' tmmacu In busy Spring Lake Heights CRT experience heltul Com- Ten Me Mill Some heavy lifting Mowing 10 NJ Feb 1 Exit 12C Newspaper Positions involve late 4 bdrm. 2 bath home sur son or call 264 9847 GSP Can Arlene (718) 979covering nigh' meetings po HIGHLANDS-1 bedroom RUMSON- 1 Bedroom shopping center. Beautiful pany paid benefits Excellent involved $5 00 per hour Attorneys rounded by mature trees 01 opportunity lor advancement 0888 from 1?-4pm Evenings lice news am other municipal skylight, no pets, |Vj monl turnkey operation. Fully Apply at Charles F Straub, Ji almost 3/4 acre in a quiet cul equipped. Seats 50. Muat 566-0700 Florence Mills 1201) 739 1 t 14 aflfir /pm activities as well as writing security. $625 957-9351 IMMACULATE de-sac Beautifully mamtainc MANAGER 10 Cottonwoods Lane. Las in Victorian Carnage house aeel Asking $47,500. Call 1490 Florence Ave Clulderns clothing chain II PAYROLL SECRETARY features Applicants must HIGHLANDS 1 bdrm garde grounds, recently painted e. 946-9530 or 609-971-1490, CLERICAL Full or time shai e knowledge of municipal $740/mo i util 842-6369 ing Personable organised Union Baai h looking for responsible per Keyport Board ot Ed to handle Holmdel, NJ 07733 ipt m Hills of Highlands. Im tenor, new wall-to-wall carpet alter 6pm 5 million dollar payroll School government writing skills and SEA BRIGHT light-filled rooms, family room learn oriented person Cus- '.on tor us Shrewsbury store a news sense Send resume nodiate occupancy Owr F7LE CLERK Great opportunity experience and knowledge ol Acting Execulo parking space iv» mo secApartment w/4 large rooms ith brick fireplace and slidei OPPORTUNITY • For 2 motT tomer contact Keying t>«| 1 lo Sentinel Newapapars ence helplut Benefits lor lull Ask lor Dill or Mary 74/ 1900 ABC computerized payrol $525/mo + utilities Call 842-0048 thai open to the custom patio vated investors with only Modern Office prelerred Full family medical Edgeboro Road January 20. 1989 $15 84 672-0920 All this for only $188,900 $250 to start your own busi- time Value City Furniture. E CPA firm m Woodbndge Typ MANAGER MONMOUTH COUNTY Brunswick Call Mr Simon. benefits EOE School expen E Brunswick NJ 088)6 Don ( miss it' /' ness 671 7958 or 671-7959 ing skills required Excellen' Heritage joMouse Realtors 15 ence granted For application HIGHLANDS Completely rei 257-3444 or call 254-7000 Mac Kan zie company benefits Please cai looking tor a career onentec Call 264-1385 Equal Opportunity Employer PUBLIC NOTICE ovated 2 family home STEWARTS DRIVE IN SEA BRIGHT MORRIS, THOMAS Malawan $75,000 or Best Pat W at 634-5100 person to manage t of our lo- bdrms. S725/mo + ulils CE Junrt studio apartment Grea and LURIE cations CandidiatB snuulc 872-0398. altar Spm Offer Call 583 2947 CLERK TYPIST GAL/GUY FRIDAY ocation w/perfect oce Reeltora Busy Morganvilte ol(ice Good have a minimum of 3 years SCHEDULE OP REGULAR Will train Enthusiastic, non KEANSBURG view All utilities are included Mi dd !• to wn Office 671-17S0 031 Money To Loan smoker 671-3234 Alter 11am typing required order proc real estate experience *J <•> MEETINGS OF THE No pets $480 /mo 842-0092 essmg/billing filing phones cellent administrative A corn AFTER HOLIDAY CASH MONMOUTH COUNTY 008 Condos AFRAID OF FORECLOSURE BEST AREA SEA BRIGHT 2 ROOM etc Friendly atmosphere Cai mumcations skills "fexcellenl BOARD OP RECREATION We can help pay your bills HELP WANTED Ann 591-0500 COMMISSINERS to be held Large 1 Bedroom apartmen 1 Bod Room. $625 per moi BAYHEAO Township ol Aberdeen career opportunity for a crea w/combmadon liv rm, din rm and keep your home tive organised individual Cai1 '6.00 HR -+ Commission in the Boardroom ol the eludes all utilties No Pets 1 bedrm. $695 mcl heat Call 201-291-8220 Ext 29 F/T Position Available foi DENTAL ASSISTANT Monmouth County Park kit Private entry $425 /mo + Security required 741 9560 pool. 1 block to ocean, train Clerk/Typist in the The Town Friendly atmosphere full time Belly Haines 946 4646 lur a and System Administrative uttl. IV) mo security depos ' 257-1890 or 257-4096 035 Help Wanted, ship of Aberdeen* Assessing including 2 nights, no Ss confidential interview Office. Thompson Park, Call after 6pm 787-6560 006 Houses for Rent Office Starting salary days Pralice limited to IMIMANICURIST Wanled tc Incentives EATONTOWN 2 Room Coop Full Time rent space Shrewsbury area Newman Springs Road. KEANSBURG Beautiful 1 bed EATONTOWN • 3 bdrm 2'/ For Sale Furnished Excellen $12762 With full benelils It Disorders No chair side as Lmcrott, N J . as oom Extra large rooms bath Colonial with living rm condition Asking $60,000 ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE intrested please send resume sisting X Ray license re 369-1030 adopted by Board Reso- w/w. air. dw. microwavi quired Call Dr C 727-5000 Pay those Holiday Bills by making dining rm. eat in Kitchen I Call 389-0083 . We re seeking responsible to Township of'Aberdeen MANICURISTS lution No R-B9M 9 22. $625 mcl all util 495-1056 mature person for our fully 1 Aberdeen Sq telephone calls from our Shrewsbury on JANUARY 10,1MB. amily rm Available immedi FREEHOLD Slonehurs Aberdeen NJ 07747 WORDPROCESSER KEANSBURG ately $1000/mo Cell Mil computerised accountini Congenial atmosphere Diver- Full & Part Time Condo 1 bedroom, living/din dept Pleasant olfice Expen Attn Personal office office. Realtors 400-1212 or eve ing rooms, kitchen. Move in No later then Feb 1.89 sided duties Dictaphone a I K t'ur.c'ci Call 'iH:i 4388 Tuesday January 24 DESIRABLE nings. Betty 842-7632 ence helpful but we are willing plus Excellent enghsh & MFCHANIC/rjnivm Seeking telephone sales oriented cond $74,000 671-2544 to train Full benefits 3 bedrooms, living room, eat COMMUNITY AIDE/Full Time spelling skills required Nursery requires light me EATONTOWN 2 bdnr Paul P Bova Inc Realtor Apply in person person to work 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM Tuesday February 7 in kitchen Private entry, drive to help supervise students CallJamM 727 U0Q rhaner month, includes heat, hoi ng spacious living area, large Toddler Room Call 583-0003 water Call 264-3222. Mr baths. 1 acre. $1100 ncy seeks a commercal closets & attic space + private Customer service person Du- BY ORDER OF THE Dunn deck Walk to NY transports AUTO DETAILERS MONMOUTH COUNTY ABERDEEN; 2 Mrms. base DELIVERY PERSON ties include policy service un- KEYPORT- 2 apartments both ment, garage. $800 ion $126,900 Professional auto detailers derwriting and rating Agency YOU CAN REACH OVER 180,000 READERS BOARD OF RECREATION Top pay Must be reliable A Light delivery and pick-up COMMISSIONERS 2 bedrm. hv rm. kitchen, bath Good pay If you have eco penence required Salary is Available Immediately willing to work Serious commensurate with experi- THROUGH YOUR LISTING IN KEANSBURO; 2 bdrms al GLORIA NILSON mindtdonly' Jou !>H3 73?7 nomiccar Call 535-3138 "all 264-5529 6 7 pm new. $650 nee We offer excellent ben- GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPER'S ADELINE H LUBKERT REALTORS DENTAL ASSISTANT efits and growth potential Chairman (EYPORT MELMED REALTY. Broker 739-4900 AVON Experienced A personable foi Please call Lilly Owens James J Truncet 2 bedroom Heat & not watei 946-3200 All Areas > I f P/T. F/T GP Part lime possibly leadint Secretary- Director ncluded Available 2/1/89 MIDDLETOWN CHAPEL HILL SEA BRIGHT - Runaway TOLL FREE 1 tOO 6(2-2292 to full time Call 842-2337 (201)671-5111 "675 Call 739-4581 between Private, wooded area 2-3 bed leach, pool Perfect tor sin January 20.1989 S 24 84 lpm-8pm rm , fireplace, washer/dryer gle/ married couple Well kept PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY suitable for 2 prolessiona iendly atmosphere Heal/air MONMOUTH COUNTY (EYPORT 1 month free 1 1 IDDIM loft type, open adults $1,000 per mo id Rent $700 I J security SURROGATE'S COURT beamed, deck 1 or 2 adults 872-8742 67-1 -4939 G S Interior No pets $675 739-3181 NEW HOMES FOR RENT 009 Furnished NOTICE KEYPORT Small 1 bdrm con- $1,200 and up Rent with pur- INCOME TAX YOl'R LISTINGS WILL APPEAR 4 TIMES A WEEK venient to transp Rant me chase option possible Call Rooms ESTATE OF KATHRYN C 542-2039. Ah. 6pm 503-1726. LYONS. DECEASED heat A hot water $525/mo AA Asbury Park-Sunset Lake • WEDNESDAYS IN THE REGISTER Pursuant to the order ol Call collect. 215-343-4196 OCEANPORT - 2 bedrms. lit lew Clean rms A efficiencies rm, dm. rm, kit. sun porch, one Low weekly rates 774-3371 • DIRECTORY PATRICIA A BENNETT, LONG BRANCH . WEDNESDAYS IN THE INDEPENDENT car garage Nice neighbor Surrogate of the County of ;ozy 1 bedroom apartment ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Monmouth, this day mada. on 'rime area Close to ocean. hood $800 /mo + ulili Call 542-5010. or Sun 229-7793 Large comfortable room Will be published . FRIDAYS IN THE MONMOUTH MESSAGE the application ot the undei ransportation. shopping An Call after 6pm 872-0510 signed. Hannah L. Johnson onditioned. carpeted REO BANK 2 bedrooms • SUNDAYS IN THE REGISTER and David A Roth, executors Adults 571-14 [600 per mo + utilities URNISHED Rooms For Rent January 11 thru of the estate ot the said Call 842-4963 n Keansburg Call 495-4401 Kathryn C Lyons, deceased, LONG BRANCH om 9-4 or 495-4055 aft 4pm TINTON FALLS- Park Place April 19 notice >s hereby given to ths KEANSBURG- Furnished creditors of said deceased tc Cozy 1 bedroom ! Bedrooms, 2 Baths, garage Near ocean, transportation & arge yard, ideal location oom for rent in private home present to the said Executors Kitchen pnv Washer/dryer their claims under oath within hopping Adults prelerred Security & references. No six months from this date Call 571-1489 pets Available March 19 75 a week Ladies only Call and reserve CALL 542-1700 Call 566-0936 alter 6pm, 495-9350KEANSBURG loom for rent in private The Register* Independent* Monmouth Message Dated: January 12,1989 LONG BRANCH ome Call 671-4124 your space today! 1 Bed Room. Furnished UNION BEACH 1 Greater Media Newspapers DavW A. Roth. Esq North Long Branch on 3n the Beach (overlooking KEYPORT - Private en 90 Monmouth Street Bus line No Children or pats J Y City Skyline) Attractive ranee Gentleman only Non- Red Bank. N.J 07701 222-5784 tanch with large living room, moke r 264-3049 6-Bpm 2211 GREAT ROOM (NICE 542-1700 ONG BRANCH Near train. WATAWAN • Liv rm /bedrm DEN A KITCHEN COMBO) Attorney it. bath $425 /mo. IVimo Ocean and all convenience Cldbsilieij Deportment Full storage attic Ranch com- References Call 229 4058 ec. avail Feb 1 591-1286 iletely insulated Express Hannah L. Johnson AATAWAN- 1 bedroor ransportation to NYC , Jer< RED BANK Large pleasant 48 Judity Road sey City and other points Ret oom $250/mo. Women s Little Silver, N.J. 07739 •rge kitchen • living room, •rivet* entrance. Available erences A security $750 Club ot Red Bank Call 741- David A. Roth DON T MISS OUT ON THIS 435 or 747-9661 90 Monmouth Street Fab. MOO + utilities. No Pell Call 6M-0M6, after 6pm. JEWLY LISTED RENTAL) Red Bank, NJ. 07701 473-4395 or 739-3202 010 Rentals to Share GOOD BUY AD MIDDLETCWN 3 rooms, January 20.1989 $14 04 newly decorated Bus ime IVi WEST KEANSBURQ mo sec $600/mo includes all 3rand new home, 3 bed room. KEANSBURG- Cutting en Say Goodbye to those extra items Cluttering up your closets or the extra car in the 002H State of utilities Call 741-7867 1 bath. centraHiir $950 penses Extra private room tc or291-3B29Svemngs 495-9029 ' share lor female All utilitie: New Jersey ncluded Washer & cable TV driveway with our: STATE OF NEW JERSEY MIDDLE TOWN 007 Houses No drugs A no drunks 1 chile okay Call 495-3343 KNOLL WOOD for Sale PUBLIC NOTICE RED BANK - Large rooms r GOOD BUY AD COUPON "I GARDENS ABERDEEN- 10 room house. GOOD BUY AD washer/dryer, non-smoker TAKE NOTICE that uxurlous 1 bdrm garden arga lot, zoned neighborhood parking $300/mo 642 1682 application has been partments w/dishwasher. ommarcial, ideally located made to the Governing Body ontral air. gas heat $665 — iear railroad station A G S P RED BANK - Own bedrm S 4 LINES 10 TIMES $14.40 Example of ad correctly written: of the Borough ot Highlands 720 per mo + util. Pool & mmediate occupancy bedrm house Non-smoker to transfer to 23 Bay Ave . Inc enms avail. NO PETS 671- Call 566-4170 or 566-0936 nusic lover, M/F $395 /mo + I : t/a as Highland Bootlegger lor 021 weekdays. noon-5pm. after 6pm. itil David 750-6434. 758 6469 $3.60 each additional line OPEN SAT. 11am-3pm. premises located at 23 Bay BANK FORECLOSED Oil Mobile Homes Avenue, Highlands. NJ the.4IDDLETOWN HOMES Plenary Retail Consumption bdrm apartment, large eat-tn No Money I EATONTOWN- 76,12X64 YOU CAN PLACE AND PREPAY I License No. 1317-32-009-003 itchen. 20 ft living rm. 1 B00-552-77ME«lH30 bdrms. 2 full baths, irg lit heretofore Issued to CAM 490./mo. Meimed Realty. m w/cathedral ceiling. Many YOUR AD BY FILLING OUT THE Inc. trading as Bootlegger, 30-4900 BELLEAYRE M7. - Ski House ixtras $50,000 542-7055 23 Bay Avenue, Highlands. NJ HtghmounK New York l$|2|8|o|o| | IFIIIRIMH Patricia Henry ONMOUTH BEACH • 4 3bdrm. contemporary, fife •ATONTOWN. 2 bdrm. Furni GOOD BUY COUPON. President/ Secretary oom*. walk to beach Util ex- ilace. all major appliances, ihed/appliances Must see Rosemary Lucatorto epl elec S090/mo 2290342 OtS of glass with Southern ex ;all 542-0496 YOUR AD WILL APPEAR IN: ADS MUST BE PUNCTUATED PROPERLY. Vice President/Treasurer, OCEAN TOWNSHIP K>sure, decks. Very efficient 23 Bay Ave QW maintenace, excellent 015 Summer/Winter Leave one space between each word. Highlands. NJ 07732 ondilion View of slopes Rentals THE REGISTER/INDEPENDENT AND Objections If any should bt TWINBROOK mins to lift* from this heavily mad* Immediately In writing VILLAGE wooded lot with beautiful old SEA BRIGHT to: Nina Light Flannery of the lone wall*. Golf, tennis. arge spacious motel rooms THE MONMOUTH MESSAGE Borough of Highlands GARDEN orseback ndmg. swimming A efficiencies Low weakly A ear by $158,900. Call after monthly rates Call Fairbanks Reaching Over 62,000 HOMES. 8pm 530-9172 Motel 842-8450 Patricia Henry APARTMENTS 2 Navesmk Ct A 2 bdrms from $660 Mod- CRANBURY Exit 6A NJ Tpk 017 Office/Floor Long Branch. NJ 0774C rn spacious apartments. Concordia Adult Community leal, hot A cold water, cook- Jrandon Model. Central air. 2 Space • PRIVATE PARTY MERCHANDISE January 13.20, iflW $23 76 ng gas included. On premises edrm, 2 bath, fam/liv- EONARDO 2500 square feet enms courts, pool, recreation din/rms. eat-in kit. patto. uyp- dice space available in new OR AUTO FOR SALE ADS ONLY. 005 Apartments •a Naar Eatontown shop, raded carpet. All Whirlpool building. $3,000. per month Classification: ing. Excellent schools ppi Garage. Complete alarm Call 291-3535 • CAN BE CANCELLED - NO REFUND For Rent Highway 35. Oakhurat ystm, extensive landscspmg Name: APARTMENTS — Near trans 6 hole golf course, 24 hour LITTLE SILVER portatton. Best time to call urse in attendance. By Prime location. 1.200 sq, ft. •MUST BE PREPAID 1 Is before noon. 485-0410 031-4923 542-0812 owner, below $200,000 41 -0091. or eves 229-5302 Address: •09-UB-3MM ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS PORT MONMOUTH MIA dATAWAN Route 34. 240 sq • SEND CHECK OR MONEY ORDER TO: Urge 2 bedrme. 2nd floor ol 3ROOMS , ample parking, carpeted Town: Zip: older horns. tBOO./mo incud Call after 8. 787-8441 KEANSBURO BEACH 60-0936. after 6pm ing utilities. IV* mos. aecurlt> RED BANK-beautiful 1 bedrm. (Off Exit 117 GSP) RED BANK Phone: references required, aosolu w/loft Lot* of storage Dish- A New Listing on the Market) lety no peta Available Fab 1 washer MOO + util 042-6990 ! coiy 1 floor ranch type A-1 LOCATION! 291-8549 eves tomes attached with larger 65sq ft., carpet, on-atte pn- THE REGISTER ard space than townhouses The Register • Independent • Monmouth Message ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ate parking. $385mo. heat in- ronl A private rear patios luded Call 741-3313 • 1 REGISTER PLAZA Furnished efficiency. IS2S deal for "Joint Purchase' for 2 Greater Media Newspaper - ^ fc. — — ^ Inn! t tA- RED BANK-DOWNTOWN monin neati *nc. ?vi HID BANK separate families Each unit Cozy 1 bdrm apartment avail- only M9000 Excellent as an ifl.ee suite available 085 sq SHREWSBURY, N.J. 07702 •«curtty.C»» 642-8389 . Heat, air A private parking J cumraoo ble February $350/mo. 1 mo affordable flral home or a Kan (lantern. 1 b**m. »pt •c. Adult* only No peta Call budget retirement home. Call nci Reasonable rates. n—wmngnw-4010 Spm. 630-7663. 473-43W or 739-3202 Call 747-1100 FRIDAY, JAN 20, 1989_ 10B The Register 112Autos/Truck» 048 General 036 Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted 036 Help Wanted 110 Auto for Sale 110 Auto for Sale Wanted Part Time 039 Situations Wanted Merchandise 064 Lost & Found 110 Auto for Sale Part Time D ALMOST OUT OF IDEAS Full Time AT .YOUR WISH Home S«r ANNUAL SALE-50 '« OFF DODGE SHADOW 87 PLYMOUTH CHAMP 79 FOUND Dog Male Combma BUICK RIVIERA 64 SELLING YOUR CAR? We 7 Second Hand Lil s 24 Broad Auto. Turbo. Sun Roof. Air $tOO AS IS Runs Call REPORTERS NURSE RN-LPN vices Is lile hectic Always or tion Shepherd/Husky 4-6 yrs pay highest prices tof most AVON 3 SI Keyport. NJ Jan 19-Jan 31 Excellent Condition $7,600 495-2596 or 787-5324 The Independent, a Greater »/T 3-1 ipm No frills avail- the mn'' No time for cleaning' old Moidy while w/blk A ITS A CLASSICI 78 A up Olds. Ponliac, Caddy Sell at work or home Earr One Owner 83.000 miles 727-5569 Atter6pm Media Newspaper, seeks a able RN $14 per hour LPN We run errands A do domestic brown Shrewsbury/Red Bank PLYMOUTH DUSTER 72 Buick/Chevv Any cond John good money + discounts Cat' cleaning 495-6293 we II senc Air, p/s. p/b. p/w, A p/seats municipal reporter to work 40 :. in 45 per hour Flexible BOYS-BIKE - 16m excellent area 741 1199 FORD FAIRLAIN- 65 351 6 cyl. auto. 80,000 mi very 775 3358 Ol B7D 2949e«es_ 495-2980 or 787-5124 schedule to suit your needs a Qenie with a magic lamp Burglar alarm New tires hours per week covering po cond . $20 • colonial coffee cleve 3 spd, p/s. air. clean dependable $450 264 6534 O^DTOWINO lice news CIVIC activities night Hazlel Martor Care Center $100 REWARD Calico Man; Best oHer 536-5227 BOOKKEEPING College grac >ie dark pine top needs red- in/out $700 787-8704 24 Hf Service meetings and local feature Call Mrs Hill RN DON cat No tail Black, white A PLYMOUTH Grand Coupe 73 BOOKKEEPER- A/R & A/P with 6 years experience Cal •t,rung $75 . Slide projector. Junk Cars S Trucks Removed stpnes Applicants must write Taxes Computer skills a 264-5800 orange Answers to CASEY FORD FAIRMONT STATION 1 owner Aulo p/s p/b. air 229 5520. 9am • 12 30pm Honeywell Auto Sharp W/4 Lost near Parkview Apts BUICK 80 - V6. fully loaded great condition $550 Passed I Hi 11 o» Call 787-1125 nearly know something st' Experienced a must Ecellent running condition WAGON 79 - 100.000 mi + rays Snow tires 165/80D/13 Cheesequake 583-7830 good cond. $900 or best Jan. inspection 872-1827 about municipal government. Atlantic Highlands area NEED EXTRA CASH? Evening CERTIFIED HOME HEALTH Call 536-9641 alter 6pm JUNK CARS » TRUCKS 2jw/w $40 pr . (1) b/w $10 ofler Call 291-1192 tm willing to work hard and Can 291-2016 rVork Light office cleaning in AIDE avail to care for new jsed 1 year 495-9307 LOST in Highlands Grey PLYMOUTH SAPPORO 83 REMOVED FREE 495 2355 want to mtorm readers apout beautiful bldgs 3 to 4 hpurs 3orn or elderly convalescent tabby cat About 11 yrs old Exc cond Silver. 5 sp. a/c. JOHN Mf I Fl I OWING their community To apply Ref 842 7653 after 5pm CADILLAC De Ville 78 BOOKKEEPER Accounts per night, high pay Red Bank Not wearing license but has FORD FAIRMONT sun root am/fm cass $2900 bend resume to area Call 566-6100 CB REGENCY INFORMER flea collar Declawed m Extra Clean $2,200 Must see STATION WAGON 78 Calt 747-7227 Payable for restaurant M.-.i HOME HEALTH CARE by a 40 channels 1 year old WE PAY CASH Judith McGee Feeney professional with 15 years ex paws Any info calf 872-0097 986-4285. 741-3876 6pm Good Condition $700 blehoura Can 741-8170 PART TIME MATH TEACHER Includes Antenna PLYMOUTH TURMISTO 84 FOR DATSUN Z PARTS A AC Managing Editor penence Excellent refer or Best Olfer 583-5461 2 door .gray, $3500 CESSORIES. 363-2884 needed Please call Mr Stair Asking 180. 872-0662 LOST Male Cocker Spaniel o CHEVE NOVA 7] . The Independent ences TLC A humor galore is I OH!) GRANADA Bl Call^290 0967 alter 6|im 1 Register Plaza' .11(1 i n Expd m waxing « at 264 5313 our motto to enhance speedy Main Si Keyport Answers tc Auto Goodarunmng condition Nutmeg Reward 264-4973 4 cyl, new tires 126.000 mi. 'Shrewsbury N J O77OZ stripping lor Sears Middle PHONE CALLER*/ NEED 20 ecovery 787-7837 COLLECTIBLE MODERN body needs work $175 or PONTIAC PARISENNI ti3 LOST - f 100 REWARD CaNcc must sell $700 or best offer 113 Auto Parts/ I"IIU,.I Opportunity Employe! town 6am-10am 495-0376 , S5hr to start Students, DOLLS 1 BEARS best olter 888-8296 Fully loaded, perfect cond , HOUSECLEANING Excellent Mans cat. no tail black/white 842-5629 after 6pm lomemakers calling Irom 5- 228-0377 low mil , $5.5000 747-5926 Service eferences Call lor estimate A orange Answers to Casey BUS PERSONS Part time po 9pm Monday thru Saturday CHEVETTE 88 BLAZER S10 - Rear mount ' RESTAURANT HELP 758-0045 for appointment 530-2178 Lost near Parkview Apts rORD MUSTANG 67 6 cyl )iis available weekends DINING ROOM TABLE Blue, automatic. A/C. AM/FM Excellent condition $2850 or PONTIAC SUNBIRD 79 tire bracket (new) $135 Pon WILL CLEAN your home oi, Cheesequake 583-7830 BURGER KING No experience necessary 16 PIZZA A COUNTER HELP mahog 5 chairs ALSO solid Only 30000 miles Excellent best offer Call 787-0279 Hatchback, sunroof, new tiac rally wheel A Mm tire' apt Reasonable rates Refer- nahog pedestal table A side- condition Asking $3750 739- tires. 77.000mi . $600 or best $60 Call 493-3553 Mi 35 Midclletnw'i older apply in person Some experience 1 ences provided Call days or board Must see 065 Pets & Livestock 9737 after 5pm FORD"MUSTANG 78 V-6, " 1 position day shift. 6am-2pm Dahrs Restaurant, Highlands Danny s Puia 842-5505 oiler Call 787-3787 evenings 264-7679 842-5490 after 5 OALMATION PUP for sale FORD 71 F-100 pick up V-8 2 positions open 11 am-Spm CLERICAL- Chiropractic PONTIAC TRANS AM^S YOUNG WOMAN - Good Asking $350 AKC registered Each $400 739-IBfli 116 Motorcycles/ 4 positions open 5pm- 8pm office. Detail oriented, aiaar 75.000 mi, p/w. p/s. p/b PROGRAM ASSISTANT worker, will clean your house Call 739-9202 FORD PINTO 79 i ill Dabbic 871 B716 live, organized. Hri 930 ror after school program 3- TOOL BOXES FOR CHEVETTE '84 Mopeds tier upon request 290-9560 2 door. Good condition $400 am/fm cass 403 - 4bb Lou- 3:30. 4 daya/wk 566-7656 6pm Monday through Friday pick up truck 8 It with racks FREE COCKER SPANIEL 6 High mileage, but runs good 291-2054 vers, dual exhaust S3000 or Hint BIKE 85 RN - Active or Inactive Part COACHING VACANCIES Up to $10 50m Contact $250 495-3168 after 4pm months old AKC registered Best offer over $500 042 Antiques Call 219-9493 after 3pm best oiler. 583-1279 Y/i;". Needs little work time m Weight Loss Center SPRING SPORTS Mr Hill 872 19*9 TOOL BOXES FOR All shots KIDS allergic PORSCHE 944 86 Blk w/reri Call 264-6652_ With 'nil training program Pick up Truck 8 ft with racks Call 389-4461 CHEVETTE 79 Looks A runs GRAND PRIX V6 80 1 Full power, 62.000 miles. interior MINT cond Priced to KAWISAKI LTD440 82 Four hour evening & Saturday Assistant Softball ANTIQUES S250 495 3168 after 4pm MOVING Free to good home well Best offer Please call ihlftl i in 615-0700 9-5pm RECEPTIONIST after 5pm. 787-3767 a/c. am/fm $1,600 sell at $18,500 Call 222-3746 5 000 ong mi EKC cond $750 Assistant Baseball delated duties Hair shop, no Male German ShepMard SUZUKlT B7 - Samuan or best otler Call 290-1865 Assistant Girl s Soccer & FINE ARTS 787-2453 weekends Call 530-7383 DOUBLE BED. BOX SPRING Appro* 1 yr old. all shots CHEVY CAVALIER—'85 auto, 6.000ml , good condition allot 4pm Assistant Track SALES WANTED 1 mattress Dining room set A good w/kids. house broken p/s.p/b. air, am fm stereo£ Must sell $7 000 741-6267 other items Call 872-0716 787-7481. 792-5859 after 6pm Very clean Eves 872-1536 _ OLDSMOBILE 117 Trucks/Vans Call (or application. B42-600C 8-10 hours per week, could F/P time 3 00-11 30PM 4 CHAPEL HILL CHEVY Cavalier JB7- 4 door STATION WAGON 79 THUNDERBIRD 78 Car A en Red Bank Regional H S . earn you. $500 + per month CHEVY SPORTS VAN'75 MPM-7 30AM shifts Special Sales background helpful but DRYER QAS 066 Personals custom Auto Fully loaded $400 Of MSI oiler 495 4726 gine in good cond $500 or iw fnlts rale. 100" o tuition re- mi Ridge Road. Little Silver Like new $150 c 20. 3'/4 ton. 9 passenger necessary we will train ANTIQUES ABORTION? Front wheel drive 11.000 best olfer 741 8614 imbursement, uniform allow- NJ 07739 Deadline date Jan DINING ROOM SET vehicle. Good Condition. UIIS inquiries only Call Finest A private medical miles $7.900 787 0668 HONDA CIVIC 83 ance individuated orienta- 1989 Equal Opportunity Table. 6 Chairs, Hutch, Buffe< TOYOTA GTS 88 A/C, sur S2000 or best oflel 739 0627 leave massage 530-2877 dines. Call 1-800 321 0575 One owner 80,000 miles tion D/S Medallion plan Employer M/F . $250 872-9557 After 6pm CHEVY Cavalier 87- 4 door root, P/S. P/B. 5 sp. AM/FM 56»«»M Runs excellent $2,650 oi low mi. black w/grey intonor Apply in person Cmery Manor CUSTOMER ATTENDANTS SECURITY POSITION BEAUTIFUL • Oak sideboard FEMALE — 22, WITH custom Auto Fully loaded CHEW VAN 72 FREE Educational Toys lot best offer 495-4728 CailBob.-583 376fl Nursing Hpma 4 Hwy 34 Many shifts available Days Excellent tor retiree Call (large) plus mirror, heavy car- EXCELLENT PHYSIQUE. Front wheel drive ' 1.000 $300 Call 462-2397. il no an- to Friday 8 am to 4 pm your children. |ust by hostess miles $7,900 787-0668 Matawan 'ififi 6400 Evenings. Weekends Full or ing, lions A griffins, good for ATTRACTIVE, A ENERGETIC. ISU^U B4 Impulse) ? ill Now TOYOTA Tercel~80 5 Spd 842-7977 M(i a Discovery Toy Parly brakes A battery Cruise con swer leave message art-time Apply Little Silver ar $1,500 5 oak animal car- LOOKING FOR FEMALE CHEVY MALIBU WGN 81 2 Or Air. rear del. am/fm cass ved chairs. $1250 2 standing >• home party or book trol Call 787-4382 altar 7pm CHEVY 4K4 Pick Up 77 8 cvl • -i in Branch Ave . {across COMPANION 18 24 YEARS 68 000 mi, new batt. 4 hen 82.000 mi Many new parts SALES . cloisonne lamps $700 ea A party Calt Sharon at502 0652 w/Btt hydraulic plow Excel- DIM i.i station) SPEECH OLD OF SAME NATURE. tires. Needs engine work MAZDA RX 7 83 No rust $1,400 741-9235 ••-• nil,itc opening to'r an nearly new washer A dryor IBM SELECTRIC 389-3210 lent running cond $2850 or Sl!)00oi !ii".t nflur 264-0001 Exc cond Asking $6,000 TOYOTA 84 SUPRA Plus P I'nlhusiatic fiurson to sell both $125 bolh Please call 517< Typewriter execellent condi best oiler 7H7-0279 TEACHERS CHEVY MALIBU-"83 4 dr. air pkg Fully loaded. 6 cyl. 5 sp. new and used cars for [he DECK~CLERK 0833 S150 7476757 attei 066 Psychics 872 1808 day 949-2999 countyi oldest Pontiac To work in nonpublic schools am/tm. p/s. p/b. low mi Alpine stereo Mint cond Howard Johnson Lodge 3pm or leave message MAZDA 323 88- Maroon" FORD CARGO VAN agency Tins is a permanent Monmouth County New $4,000 Call 6(5-5296 days Asking $7.800 738 1397 Immediate opening (or week LAWN TR-ACTOR Honde MRS. SYLVIA position with above average Jersey cetification required 043 Appliances or 946-9244 eves '88 ends (3-11pm, Saturday & Apply by phone to Mr Rich- /grass catcher $1,750 PSYCHIC READER Only 7,000 milest VOLKS WAGON H.ilil.,1 111 earning potential, an benefiis Sunday Year round position FREEZER 15 Cubic Feet In Automatic transmission. P/S ard Fulton, C/O Monmouth Snapper 19 mower w/bag Advisor on all problems of tile CHRYSLER LE BARON 82 Like New $700 A take ovei Diesel Exc cond New cylinder P/B. radio only 12.600 nu including demonstra'tor. hos- Apply in person good condition Floor type Tarot Cards. Astrology. Palm loan Call 544-0332 pitaiization profit sharing County Educational Services $100 Call 389-0830 $150 Both 3 summers old Fully equipped, t owner, head Needs head gasket Brand new Not a scratch' Nu phone calls please ' Crystals etc Previous selling expon Call 389-0313 EOE Call 530-4325 excel cond . $3.300 264-5717 5450 or best odor ?91 7452 Soiling Because of a career 750 Highway 35 2104 Kings Hwy . Oakhurst price preferred butnotnecce- Q.E. REFRIGERATOR change In perfect cond MiddKtOwn TEACHER ASSISTANT (behind Denny s) VOLKSWAGON'SUI'I M 74 snry Contact Aaron Rassas 24 cubic fe«1- Double doors. LIGHT FIXTURES $11 900 389-9027 eves Kinder Care, the nation s larg- Unusual wrought iron/glas; CLASSIC CADILLAC 69 for CONFIDENTIAL interview. DENTAL RECEPTIONIST AS- M0 Call 872-9419. 483-0866 MERCEDES BENZ 86 190E est childcare provider is ac- .jnging lamp $55 , Unique Available tor Parties Gold 2dr . fully loaded, gooc CLASSIC (OMU Cube Van 86 14 Body Bl Raima Pontiac SISTANT — Exp P/T Top MICROWAVE-Sharp. above Auto, p/seats. anti-lock cepting applications for part wrought iron/glass swag lamp condition $4200 739-9440 Original owner Excellent con- Appro* 50.000 mi $9,900 395 Broad St Red Bank pay, nice people 566-2213 brakes, sunroof, silver metal- hone experience a plus, exquisite Norwegian Fox col- shop) Siring Shadea-lamp efits Excellent advancement sedan - leather int. Auto, p/s, 55400 Call 671-3362 Rent/Lease Call Nancy 741-6102 dependability, good driver torus flexible Red Bank loca- lar Size 9/10 Sacrifice $200 .ampi-poicelam (troiti loca p/b. p/w, p/dr locks, p/seats, PlNNINFAWNA'SV' SECRETARY Steno. typist, WE pay all costs ol obtaining lon Salary + commission Call 363-3816 amp shop) Fabric-bolts am/lm cass. tilt wheel. Exc DODGE OMNI 82 Italian Sporta Car. 5 spaed. BUSINESS OR PRIVATE never used, lots of blues word processor Good com- your special license A give ~!all Bill at E-ZCOM 530-6555 cond. Innde A out Low 4 dr. am/fm. needs 243 gear convertible, new top, AUTO LEASES KINGCAB '84 MINK JACKET Size 7. Parkei 747-5914 8 30-12 noon munication skills. Experienced complete training style Must sell $125 Cal miles. Asking $8995 Call As is $500 firm 60.000 mi leather Interior. 70,000 miles. Foreign or Oomeatic Asking $6500 TYPIST/ CLERICAL 940 9530, after 6pm. 787-5312 uniy ,-ipply 583 0995 Peasant dental office 566-7442 RIDER TRACTOR-SearS 8HP $5,000. 264 4518 or 888-0958 530*215 530-4590 Ask for Greg Apply now in person Middletown 9am -12.30 SUITS — Men s. 2 new. 42 Battery start, 36 cut New en- : I Ai in n (or an alternative MURPHY BUS SERVICE 671-1636 Carol short Man s size 10E shoes jine A battery Exc cond school NJ Teacher Certifica- Rte 35 & Longwood Ave black Reasonable 747-7484 $450 Ca" 363-3816 tion required KB Salary Middletown. 9am-5pm SECRETARY- Computers a commensurate with experien- must. CPA office in Matawan WEDDING GOWN - With veil SNOWBLOWER- 2 STAGE ce! Please send resume A 9-12 Monday- Friday. Self propelled 4 hp engine DRIVERS WANTED For Se size 16 Oncj $600 Must sol certification to. 566-7671 Cast iron block Heavy duty r Citizen transportation $250 or best offer 495-3908 Theodore Brown. Principal Hardly used Asking $400 Mon. Wed 4 Fri 7 30-4 30pm Red Sank Middle School WAITRESSES - Wanted Must 566-7261 after 6pm . Red Bank.JslJ 07701 Hourly rate Apply in person ipply in person. Middletown ** WINTER ** Business Directory Murphy Transportation. '•'. Howard Johnson, between SOFA 6 brown nyfon w/blue Longwood Ave . Middletown hours 2-6pm ** SALE!! ** cover. $60 CHAIR-matching A DAILY GUIDE TO BUSINESS SERVICES TELEMARKETING 30%-70% OFF A $S$ DAYS $25 MAPLE single bed. dres- Day room and night room tele- EXTRA EARNINGS- WAITRESS/WAITER ,,Part ser. desk, lor $60 787-6644 PAY HOLIDAY BILLS! ime. Weekends a must. 5- TWICE BUT NICE marketers needed to make Consignment Shop easy money Established Need people 10-15 flexible Opm Apply m person: An- hours/wk Up to $100 nas Family Restaurant, 25 76 Forman St Fair Haven STORE EQUIPMENT business to double in growth 19 N. Bridge St Red Bank 071 Building & 071 Building & through 1989 Call 535 3138 S300 /wk Call 747-6688 Highway 36. N Middletown 10 Gondola Units w/23 meta 082 Lawn Mower No phone calls please ihelves. 7 wooden stacks Remodeling Remodeling 076 Cleaning Service 086 Painting 046 Firewood portable lighted sign w/letters Repair WELFARE DIRECTOR TELEPHONE SALES EXTRA $ FIREWOOD Mixed Hard 'IIIMII cabinet, desk plus more Additions - Siding • Roofing WE DO IT ALL DEPENDABLE. HONEST Apply. Business Admimstra INTERIOR PAINTING Part-time or full-time Different woods Split A Delivered $2,000 or best olfer Decks - Windows - Doors. Painting A Renovation Work CREWS AVAILABLE IMMEDI $6.00-$7.50/Hr or s Office, (8-20 Main St R. B. Jr. BUILDERS. Work nights & wknds for busi- pay scales good astmos- SU5 a cord $95 picked up Call 870-3437 or 528-5980 Any job from A to Z No jot ATELY 787-0580 ness or homes • Call Frank phere Call today Pro s are Do you need extra S for Ihi (eypott Quantity discounts available 563-6171 S66-45V7 too small1 Call a professional 7 r 758-1729 Free Estimates welcomed Call 509 0427 holidays' Relax, we have the 922-1131 STOVE — Buck Wood S For info (201)223-9391 MYRCAL perfect part time |ob for you WHOLESALE coal burning or insert Branc CLEANING SERVICE A&B ANTHONY MICHAELS Paint TEXAS on COMPANY need* Earn a good salary, with flexi MIXED HARD WOOD /lifetime warranty , A.S.A.P. Quality Office Cleaning Ing ft Carpentry. Call for Conduction Services LAWN MOWER REPAIR mature person lor short trips ble hours taking inventory (oi FLORIST SEASONED $675 , 747-1926 072 Carpentry (.,1,1 Ml "(Mil REASONABLE HATES IHII estimate 642-443t Surrounding Shrewsbury. etaii stores Paid training S 2 years Split A delivered Local Builder A Building 'ositions available tor Driver. TABLE PADS Custom Made Inspector have joined forces PICK-UP* DELIVERY Contact customers We tram oom for advancement Foi Light Warehouse work A $120 per full cord AA Bobs Carpentry - Semi PREFERRED CLEANING Write W F Dickerson Pres Factory Direct-Low Cost •Interior Remodeling nor i» info call 972-8698. EOE Office work Flexible hours Call 291-4553 Call 363-7977 retired Decks and small tc Your needs ara our concern 787-6849 M. CAFONE PAINTING Southwestern Pelroloeurn •Custom Decks med size jobs, to supple me Homa, Office A Construction FOOD SERVICE WORKERS Good pay 787-0202 F IRE WOOcf ^Seasoned 2yrs 'Additions A Dormers Quality Interior/Exterior Box 961005 Ft Worth TX TV ZENITH 25"COLOR income 260-8021. anytime naurad A Bonded 389 6251 /6161 Fort Monmouth Burger King Oak. Maple or Cherry Split PAINTING opening 19 hours per week 037 Babysitting/ logs Free delivery McGuire Mint condition 1986 model 741-6360 083 Masonry Sheetrock & Carpentry work $4 61 per hour to paid holi- Childcare Farms Colts Neck 946-3112 Remote control Best ofler HOME IMPROVEMENTS SPARKLE Cleaning Service Call Mark TODAY" 495-2331 days tor those working on (he over $350 Deadline is 1/3C NO JOB TOO SMALL Alteration*, Rapefrt. ACCURATE. AllordaUle TRUCK MECHANICS FIREWOOD Commercial/Residential Ex holiday Shift differential BABYSITTER NEEDED in our 9pm 741-0631 BOSS CONSTRUCTION No Job Too Small. J. BARON jerienced A reliable We clean Fireplaces & Mason Work o' Split A Delivered Every Description 747-0721 Career Opportunity tun grade step advance _ong Branch home. 10am- T V , Microwave. Brand new Local builder lor 20 yrs Addi 530 BS1S or 747-6729. he best, so you can rest Free PAINTING CONTRACTOR merits Exchange purchasing 4pm. 0 month old 870-6829 229-6345 or 741 7072 _ VCR. sofa bed Must sell. Cal tions. alterations, remodeling CARPENTER estimate 806-1619 566 6149 Painting, wall papering, pnveleges. theatre pnveleges BABYSITTER NEEDED GUARANTEED Landscaping 747 072 INSURED- FREE ESTIMATES A 1 MASON spraying, power washing. In training Apply at building 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE Large naiion'al company For Saturday-Sunday has firewood for sale. Sea- Steps, sidewalks, custom terlor/Exlerlor 671 1105 1001 Fort Monmouth. begin- WHIGHT STACK MACHINE 295-2432 Fully insured Tree estimates needs load mechanic (Class 10am. 6pm 291-9483 soned hardwood, split A deliv- S ftS CLEAN UP brick work etc Call Gaiy ning 28 December Phone East Coast Body 4 possi- CLEAN FAST QUALITY Call Guy. 787-1418. A) for fleet maintenance on ered 75B-6247 Tim Malone _ Garagos at 571-4053 or 458-7664 542-5996 14 A 15 year old CHILD CARE IN ABERDEEN tions. 235 pounds, pro-pack WORKMANSHIP AT A REA both gas.tpropanej and diesel Homes PAINTING A PAPERING trucks DaysJult 8-5 Monday students can work outside 10 yrs exp Provides meals Beat oHei Musi sen 571-4547 3ONABLE C08T. 222-1672 Gutters cleaned & repaired by 047 Furniture GENERAL REPAIRS. No jobs Construction Debris Friday with overtime available school hours Senior citizens snacks Refs 566-3753 WHEELCHAIR New. sd|usta CYPRESS CONTRACTINQ CAMPANELLA lha hum Rel 264-7966 are welcome We are an Equal ANTIQUE Dresser, wicker, too small Experienced Free Yard Work CONSTRUCTION Excellent pay and gruup b«n- CHILD CARE - Reponsible ble cane, and shower seat. All Remodeling, editions, bath Light Hauling etits . Opportunity Employer BUFFET antique white color Estimates Fully Ins 201-6504 Brick. Block. Concrple. Walks OUALITV PAINTING aerson to care lor lyr old 2- excellent condition Call rooms our specialty. For Job Trees - Shrubs Interior A Exterior Neat, reli- 291-5296- __ G.J.R Homa Improvement* Patios A Foundation. All idy, Shrewsbury Area Ref 201-390 1273 after 6pm done the right way. 563-6326 ible Fully insured 571-1512 QAL/QUV FRIDAY need Carpentry, handyman work Phases of Masonry erences a must 530-6685 BDRM SET 2 dressers i "Big Or Small- We Do It All" SYNERGY GAS CO bright organized individual tc i/3-way mirror, queen sizo WOOD BURNING STOVE ED DAY decks, wallpapering, vmyl MI) Construction 758 6268 help me be likewise Orgimz EXPERIENCED MOM will ba- bed. box spring A mattress mch steel fabricated: glass ing, windows A doors Al ig files, light bookkeeping, ir bysit m her Keyport home mdows. screen, almost new CONSTRUCTION forms of interior A exterior re Free Fully 089 Plumbing & 755-5100 Best offer 566-2827. Rich REPAIR BUILD 4 Waterproof my Rumson-home 9-t2 flexi "•.all 739-0790 Call 741-1818 9-5 Mon-Sat. Quality builders lince 1945 pairs Large A small George Estimates Insured Heating ble hours per week 842-3447 Over 1000 satisfied < LISIOUT 495-5049 7870118 Brick, stone & concrete woik VET ASSISTANT HOLMDEL - Child care in m> BEDROOM SET 049 Merchandise Lee Irwln, 415-3262 U.S. PLUMBING * HEATING INSTRUCTIONAL AIDE home, nursing experience In '* Alterations A remodeling F/T & P/T Positions Twin bed w/headboard. dou- specialists Call 741 1144. We will beat any price Basic Skills Improvement 'ant/toddlers ?48-428O ble dresser, dark pine Like Wanted HOME CRAFTSMAN — Car 3 K'$ CLEANING 530 7761 767 1176 495 463» Available No experience Program .Certification EPPELASONS CONST Residential/Commercial MOTHER OF 3 - Willing to new. $350 Call 542-5216 AAA ANTIQUES We buy pentry. woodwork, jobs done 084 Moving & neccessary Inquire at red in Math or Elementary Additions, decks, kii . bsinrltl Insured After 5. 495-5276 Hen! Animal Hospital by sit in her Cliffwood BEDROOM SET anything old. 1 pc to entire vvith precision Job too big for Education. Deadline d( btinni'i painting Free estima 7 Storage HWY 34 Matawan Beach home Meals included Dresser w/rnirror chest, night contents 'Love Attics A you? Too small 'or others 091 Roofing/Siding Jan 27.1989 Send leitei tes/fully insured 787-1810 5od0rlu (1 -easonabie rates 566-2827 Dasem«nts".Call 264-3130 or H " 566-2971 eves CORBETT MOVING, INC. 586 6550 intent and resume to stand A twin bet) 739-0695 ROOFINQ. Gutters A Leaders at Baskin Robbins 73S-9647 EXCAVATING Footing HOME Remodeling A Repairs 078 Electrical Lie *PM0053t Reasonable vVAM I R8/WAlfRESSES Dr Robert M Nogueira, MOTHER OF 3 - Willing 10 BEDROOM SET • Complete, Free estimates ask for Uncle Joe Appraisals additions A new concrete oi Large or small 30 yrs exp Free Estimate 264 5896 Part ft lull time positions avail Pnnicpal.Red Bank Regional saby sit in her Cltflwood mattress A box spring mcl full AMPCO ELECTRIC CO. 264-8891 able txpene/ice preferred stone driveways. Belglai 747-5023 No |ou too small Low rates High School 101 Ridge Rd, Beach home Meals included size Asking $175 566-2827 AaardvarkLlONEL TRAIN block curbs 222-8462 ROOFING/SIDING/WINDOWS Apply m person Bahrs Res Little Silver, NJ 07739 Equal reasonable rates 566-2627 Or Flyer collector pays CASH JOHNNY'S BUILDERS Licence #8977 739-8797 TEACHERS MOVING INC BEDROOM SET 9 pes mcl Res /Comm Free est taurant, Highlands. Opportunity Employer M/F Appraisals Repairs 681-9084 FULL LINE ONE CALL DOES IT ALL Big MOTHER OF 2 - Willing to queen platform bed, $350 972-7727 or 583-6171 HOME IMPROVEMENTS 842-7392 BEST ELECTRIC or small Licensed & insured JANITORIAL babysit in my own home In Also Dining room table A A HOUSE FULL or 1 tteml ROOFING I SIDING WAITER/ NO JOB TOO SMALL Lie No 6273 Fast depend Free estimates Fair Haven Part lime mornings in eludes hot meals and play chain, glass A metal. $125 Used turn, antiques. A any- OUT—RAGE—US DECKS' BY H.T.H. time Ask for Mane 495-5517 thing old. Don Paul. 888-8377 FREE EST. CALL 739 9607 able service Reasonable 530-1333 NJL.cense.No 57 WAITRESS Shrewsbury 3 days a week Call 291 -2349 after 6pm dare to be dillerent Creative Now rool installed, old root re- 7 3010 30am No experience HOME T TS carpentry, shelving, base ales Free estimates Cal MOTHER OF 1 YR OLD BEDROOM SET paired Serving Monmouth necessary EOE rnents remodeled 270-1999 671-0121 5 Days, Mon-Fri. Looking to care for your child 2 bureaus, full bed $200 Cty lor over 20 yrs 672-9018 Call 1-800-392-6948 ALL LIONEL TRAINS Reliable. Professional. Rea- full or part time in your home Refrig 11 cu It $200 Motor Or Flyer Top cash appraisal 706-0827 sonably priced We Do Re- 074 Carpet Install./ A-1 HAULING Rubbish LABORER lift chair $200 842-7428 Price no ob|oct. 946-2893 Plt-iisanl working conditions modeling, additions, altera- JIMMY'S ELECTRIC Fans Removal- prompt, reliable and 092 Special Services Part Time in house |ob for dis- NEEDED FOR 1 YEAR OLD. 3 COCKTAIL TABLE - Bevelled ATTENTION: Cash foi yom Repair/Sales Breakfast & lunch Freeholc tions, patios, sun decks, sheei lights A plugs inst $40 Quality reasonable rales 542-5910 tribution ol circulars and DAYS A WEEK REFER glass. $150 2 leather reclin- ocking. taping, and painting CABLE TV, TWO-WAY RADIO coffee shop Good pay plu£ gold, diamonds. Slmone's JIMS work Lic#9176 449-7776 newspapers Fork Lift exp ENCES REQUIRED 747-7137 Appraisals and estimates Ar- « TELEPHONE SERVICES. tips Call Bud. helpful. 15-20 hours per week ers, $100 ea 2 Parsons ta- Jtweliy. Mon. Mall. 3«9 9041 CARPET INSTALLATION LICENSED ELECTRICIAN JERSEY SHORE HAULING bles. $50 ea Wall unit. $500 chitectural and enginreering Sales, cleaning, re-lays, Installations. Sales A Oiag- 7am-12 noon Wed mornings NEEDED Responsible person Semi-Retired Quality Work Debris removal Inl/ext demo- nostics Call Ken ol MOBILE to care lor mlants in St Ann All exc conn 842 1566 consultation, Financing alsc re-stretches and repairs lition Comm/lnd/Res Free 431-9022 Other hours negotiable available For estimate please #2724 405-3176. 6 8 00pm DIAGNOSTICS 45B 19/2 Apply Child Center, Keansburg COUCH- 9 f rench Provincial BEFORE VOU HAVE Call 264-6177 est Fully insured 747-4265 WAITER/WAITRESS Call 787-7220 between 9 & 5 Tufted back Beige w/plastic YOUR 8ALEI call. Joe at Rockers inc PROMPT Elacjrif»l Service HANDYMMfsEnVICES GREATER JERSEY PRESS 431-5025 462-3403 OLSEN BROS. Floor Coverino JOE'S LIGHT HAULING Full A Part Time covers Like new $650 CALL SECOND HAND LIL BY DA V LICBNSE #8841 Installation & repairs of win- Weekdays and nights, week' Connerty Court WILL BABYSIT in my home 264 0777 or 264 B61S Quality Installations CALL MIKE. 223-1145 We Will Pick Up Anything! East Brunswick Call 363-8720 after 6 pn> ~LAMBRECHT A MEYERS~ Carpet/Tile/Linoteum dows, doors, fixtures, mail- • •••

HSH ASSOCIATES BUTLER,NJ 07405 Real Estate At Surrey Downs Mortgage rates Jill MORTGAGE TRENDS In Brief • HOWELL — Lawrence N. AVERAGE INTEREST RATt - FIXED RATE MORTQAOES \ Sauer, president of Professional BANKS: Association Management At Weichert Realtors Services, loc, announced First , Second Equity • ABERDEEN — James M. recently that his firm has been Weichert, president of chosen by the Surrey Downs Mortgage Mortgage Condominium Association to Central Jersey I51C/4+2 12 12 Weichert Realtors, presented scholarship awards to 25 manage the business affairs of 3O1IV.+2 students throughout New their association. Their First Fidelity 15IO'/4+3 12% 12 Jersey, Pennsylvania. New responsibilities will include 30 10'/J+3 York, Connecticut and supervising the administrative, Franklin State.... 15 10J/4+2'/2 12 12'/• Delaware. Two scholarships physical and financial affairs of the association. 3011+2'/, were awarded to local high school seniors in Monmoulh Surrey Downs is located on Midlantic 15 10V4+3 l3....primH-2 County. Scholarship recipients 30 I0'/J+3 Route 524. Howell, and is an were selected from active adult community being National Community ,.15 10%+3 5 13....prime+2 participating high schools built by HovBilt. Inc. 3011+3 based on essays with the theme National Slate 15 10'/.+2'/i 1-5 I2'/I ll'/i "My hometown — a unique When 100 percent complete, place to live." the community will contain M)\V/.+2'/i 6 10 13'/, AVERAGE INTEREST RATE - ADJUSTABLE MORTGAGES: 9.02X Up .04X 443 units with a clubhouse, NatWest NJ ..30 11+3 N/A N/A AVERAGE INTEREST RATE - FIXED RATE MORTGAGES: 10.90X Unchanged A $1,000 check from the Olympic size swimming pool, I yr(A)8'/.+3 Weichert Realtors Scholarship tennis club, a community-wide 1968 1988 New Jersey National 15 1C/4+3 3(B) II 12 Adjustable Rate Mortgage Indeiel - Wk Ending 19S9 Fund was presented by Jim cable television system and Jan 06 Dec 09 Jan 08 Weichert to each of the many other amenities all for 30 IO'/»+3 5-10 IIV. 3-4 10 Sl« Month Treasury Bill 6.37X 8.2SX 6.35X scholarship winners at a 8. MX the active adult, 48 years of age Shrewsbury State 15 10ft+P/4 12'/, 12'/, One Tear Treasury Constan Maturity 9.17X 7.ISX reception held recently in or older. 30 1H4+P/4 Three Year Treasury Const nt Maturity 9 30X 9.01X a.osx Morristown. Each award Five Year Treasury Constai t Maturity 9.28X e vn 8 37X recipient will use the monies United Counties 15 10V.+3 1-5 11%; ll'/4 National Mortgage Coi Rate (NHCRI 9.16X 9 IIX 8.89X 3011+3 FSUC llth District Cost if Funds 7.914X i 8?ex 7.562X towards their post-high school Business education. UJB/Comm. Trust.... 1510%+2'/, 12 12V. HSH Nat' I Avg Offering Rate: Fliied Rate Mtgs 10 80% 10.49X 10.48X Notes 3011+2'/. Students receiving the award Freehold Savings 1511+3 11'/i N/A are: Loren laub, a senior at SAVINGS BANKS: Howell High School and Jeff Joint venture Fonlecchio, a senior at Investors Savings 15 10H+2 I2'/I ll'/» • TINTON FALLS — Harmonia Savings _ 15 11+2 11 •/> ....prime+l 30 N/A Middletown High School Advanced Welding and J North. 301l'/4+2 Jersey Pacific ..15 IO /i+2'/i N/A N/A Coating Services Corporation Howard Savings 15 ll'/,+2W 3(B) 13 12% 30I0V1+2'/! (AWACS), a subsidiary of Metallurgical Industries Inc.. 30 11'/l+2'/j 5(B)14 Jersey Shore Svngs 15 1014+3 11 '/• 11 Vt At Brothers Hudson City 15 10'/4+2 1-5 13 I2'/J Brokerage announced formation of a joint 30 10'/i+3 venture with Sermatech 30 N/A 6-12 13 Mainstay Federal 1511+3 II% 12'/4 • OCEAN —Geoffrey M. International, a subsidiary of 30I1V.+3 Brothers, president of Brothers Telefax Inc. of Limerick, Pa., SAVINGS & LOANS: Marine View 15 10J/4+3 7 11% 15 11 Commercial Brokerage, Inc. and execution of a related 3011+3 15(A)11 has announced the signing of licensing agreement for the Metropolitan Fed 15 10'/4+2'/i 11 Vi ,....N/A two new leases at Sunset enhancement and repair of Bay City 15 10H+2 II..... 11 Industrial Park, an 85.000 turbine engine components. 30 10'i+2 30 10'/j+2'/i square foot warehouse-office Carteret Savings 15 10%+2'Zi. lift lift Shadow Lawn..... „ 15 10'/>+2 12% 12% condominium complex located The 50/50 joint venture, to be called SerMet Co., will be 30 3010H+3 in the township's Wanamassa section. based in Windsor, Conn., City Federal ...prime+2....prime+2 adjacent to a Sermatech Repair • 30 10H+1 This chart of mortgage and equity loan interest rates is a service to Sunset Industrial Park is Services facility. Under the Columbia 15 10%+l% , Il'/i l2'/a readers. Rates may change. Lenders offer a variety of loans and may being developed by J. Ronald agreement, SerMet is granted require additional fees. Rates are fixed unless otherwise noted. The Herman, Stan Meckler, Robert an exclusive license to utilize Metallurgical Industries' Crestmont Federal 15 10H+2 15-year rate is denoted with a "15" before the rate. The 30-year rate Kwiecinski and Randy Herman, all of JRH Electric, process for the repair of turbine 30 10%+2 shows a "30." N/A means not available. (A) is adjustable rate. Var. Wanamassa. The complex engine air-foils in North East Jersey Savings 15 10'/.+2'/i . IV/i 1I'/J denotes rates vary by loan terms. '+' denotes points. (B) denotes offers space for lease or sale. America. 301114+3 balloon rale. Data are revised on Wednesdays. Realty exec urges caution in alternative financing *!fipusand A tighter economy and threats of higher their first home and low to moderate in- that's a commendable alternative. But future when the piper must be paid. That's interest rates have more and more home- come buyers are particularly susceptible to homebuyers should understand that their not necessarilly evil; it just needs to be buyers investigating alternatives to tradi- creative financing techniques that they may payment will rise substantially in future properly understood and considered." EHniln room. Horn with l«nu( room), «4r tional home mortgages. While such a course not fully understand. years — or that the amount of money they It's essential that consumers understand conditioning, loll ol ctoMI toaca, balconlM, is understandable, Rick O'Ncil, vice presi- "It's not that any financing package is owe on the house may actually increase. all of the complexities of a mortgage before oakflooring, an d cwmlc lUod balhi. On .It. dent of Century 21 of the Northeast, Inc., bad," Mr. O'Neil explains. "But the broad That's called negative amortization." they commit to it, O'Neil cautions; and of Itnnti cowls, pool, oMMran'a plat •»• urges caution. and aggressive marketing of programs that Negative amortization loans, O'Neil ex- course, they should consider financing in are geared for special situations is a cause of plains, do suit some home buyers, such as light of their overall financial picture. "Consumers excited by the possibility of concern. Very often the consumer is not those who anticipate substantially increased home ownership — or enthused by a partic- "There is a wide array of financing in- properly educated on the advantages and income in future years, or corporate trans- struments available to homebuyers today, ular house — may sometimes get swept disadvantages of various mortgage pro- ferees who will be compensated for any loss and many of them will help people afford $MCI0U$ 1,2,»3BH. Apt*. into a financing arrangement that is not in grams. in equity. But for people on a steady or the house they want," O'Neil assures the MUrtlng From MM Pmr «wiM their best long-term interest," O'Neil notes. "For example, some mortgage companies fixed, such a mortgage could prove disas- concerned shopper. "Dealing with knowl- (201)201-4050 At particular risk, according to O'Neil, are actively marketing loans with extremely trous. edgeable and reputable real estate brokers and other professionals willing to invest the OtimH«liO«r—n»l»Hartn««Partn««»» are buyers without the cash reserves for a attractive initial rates — 5 to 6 percent first- "The fact is, in mortgages, as in other ' Toka ROM* M ni| Illillltlllt) n» on MM Mt those unable to meet lenders' income qual- allows people to qualify for a house they the rate is very low or the payments are financing program is the surest way to ifications. Young couples looking to acquire might not otherwise be able to afford, and very lew, there will be some point in the choose the one that's best for you." REAL ESTATE 12B The Register FRIDAY, JAN, 20, 1989 New tax rules make game a bit tougher

By JIM LUTHER AP TAX WRITER Reforms

WASHINGTON — For the second time in two years. Con- may cost , gress has changed the rules lor de- ducting interest on a home mort- gage. debtors Most taxpayers will find the 1 new version more advantageous • RELATED STORY 11B — but they also will be able to ; deduct less consumer interest. By CHET CARRIER In general, you may deduct in- ASSOCIATED PRESS terest on up to $1 million bor- rowed to buy. build or improve NEW YORK — When they do •your principal home and second their income lax returns this year, .home and on an additional quite a few Americans might be ;$ 100.000 for a home-equity loan •whose proceeds may be used for prompted to think about changing any purpose. But some conditions their borrowing habits. and definitions make the rules Time was when just about ! considerably more complex. every cent of interest you paid was a simple deductible expense, and Under the 1986 tax overhaul, the deduction helped reduce the only 40 percent of interest paid in cost of credit. But those days are 1988 on credit cards, auto loans, gone. education loans and similar con- In the aftermath of lax reform, sumer borrowing may be de- ducted. That is down from 65 per- there are five distinct categories of cent allowed in 1987. interest expense, only one of which qualifies as fully deductible There are similar restraints on without limits. investment interest, with an And two people borrowing added attraction: If your 1988 in- identical amounts of money at the vestment income was too low to same nominal interest rate can .allow you to deduct all your in- wind up paying substantially dif- vestment interest, you may be after a person has lived in a home total is reduced by the amount of ductible even though the proceeds tion debt, or $100,000. whichever ferent after-tax amounts for their able to carry it over and write it loans. off in a future year. for a while. any outstanding mortgage that of the loan are used for non-hous- is smaller. Credit card payments, auto But back to mortgage interest. If you borrowed to buy, build, was taken out before Oct. 14, ing purposes; the loan must be se- For purposes of a tax deduc- 1987. You must be able to prove cured by a mortgage on your tion, your principal home may be loans and other familiar types of If your outstanding mortgages improve or refinance a home after credit used by individuals to buy Oct. 13, 1987. the law draws a dis- that a loan was actually used for home. There is one catch': you a cooperative unit, condominium, were taken out before Oct. 14. such purpose; the Internal Reve- may not deduct interest on money houseboat or trailer. The second goods and services come under 1987, all the interest on one or two tinction between acquisition debt the heading of consumer interest. and home-equity debt. nue Service will accept as proof borrowed to make investments home is a vacation home or other homes is deductible and the $1 evidence of acquisition costs in- (such as municipal bonds) whose place that you may or may not For 1988, you can deduct 40 million limitation does not apply. , • Acquisition debt: This is rent out part of the time: if it is percent of the consumer interest Qualifying loans include money' curred within 90 days before or interest is lax-exempt. money borrowed to buy, build or after a loan was closed. rented out, you must use it at least you paid. That drops to 20 percent borrowed to buy or improve a substantially improve a first or The maximum deductible equi- 14 days a year or 10 percent of the in 1989. 10 percent in 1990 and home, as well as home-equity second home. Interest on up to $ 1 • Home equity debt: Interest on ty loan is the value of your home number of days it is rented. nothing in subsequent years. loans, which usually are incurred million may be deducted, but that up to $100,000 of debt is fully de- minus any outstanding acquisi- • See TAX,.Page 11B See REFORMS. Page 11B Office vacancy rate stabilizes in county LOS ANGELES — 1988 was generally a year of lower vacancy i- levels in the national office build- ing market while vacancy of in- But the rate in dustrial space increased slightly, a Central Jersey, national survey said. including Monmouth But the rate in Central Jersey. including Monmouth County, County... indicates hovered at more than 25 percent, that either the area indicating that either the area was over-built or a slow-down is under was over-built or a way. slowdown is under Coldwell Banker Commercial way. Group said that the office vacancy rates at 1988 year end were 16.2 percent for downtown areas, down from 16.3 percent from the year 6 percent to 26.7 percent. previous, and 21.5 percent for The company's Central Jersey suburban areas, down from 22.8 survey includes Monmouth, percent a year earlier. Mercer. Middlesex, Somerset and The national downtown rate of Union counties. THE REGISTER/WILLIAM PERLMAN 16.3 percent persisted throughout Rob Black, an agent in the com- AFFORDABLE VIEWS — The Belvoir Condominium in Atlantic Highlands offers perhaps the best chance for moderately priced the first three quarters of 1988 pany's Piscataway office, which housing in an otherwise pricey — and chic — waterfront borough. Below is the floor plan for the 1,262-square-foot Unit C model. with the .1 percent decline finally covers Monmouth, said that in the occurring in the last quarter. In fourth quarter. 8.519,929 square suburban space last quarter, feet of 31.954.654 rentable square HMt'iNY movement was actually an in- 1/0 % * n | feet were vacant, only a small crease of. I percent, upward from change from the previous quarter. House of the week , •-amr ._ - **• the third-quarter level of 21.4 per- The company will not have a cent. county-by-county break-down An affordable choice in Atlantic Highlands - The industrial vacancy index until next week, he said. ended 1988 at 6 percent, up from The largest increases in vacant Living in this historic waterfront town of- 1987 year-end level of 5.5 percent. ByJOANHEALY space among suburban office mar- fers proximity to a marina. Sandy Hook, III DHOOM The first three quarters of 1988 kets were Cincinnati, up 7.7 per- REGISTER CORRESPONDENT charter boat fishing, nearby shopping and stood at 5.8, 5.9 and 5.8 percent, cent to 23.4 percent, Hartford, up restaurants. respectively. 4.6 percent to 22.1 percent, Char- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — It would be The one-bedroom, one-bathroom units in- At 16.2 percent, the national lotte. N.C.. up 3.2 percent to 23.3 difficult to compare this hilly waterfront bo- clude a 10-fool by 10-foot study. 23-foot long downtown office vacancy rate is at percent, and Toronto, up 2.8 per- living-dining room. Euro-styled kitchen and cent to 18.9 percent. rough with any other Monmouth County 1 IVING HDOM its lowest level since June 1985. municipality. balcony overlooking Sandy Hook. They start 12") i 23 6" The national industrial vacancy at $110,990. In addition to absorption of Hard by Sandy Hook Bay, it has narrow, 22.9 million square feet of space rate, 6.0 percent, is at its highest winding streets more typical of a rural; hilly Two-bedroom, one-bath units are priced in 1988, helping to firm the mar- level since June 1987. Absorption from $115,990 and two-bedroom, two-bath during 1988 stood at 92.9 million village in Pennsylvania. '' ket was a lessening of new build- units start at $141,990. ing construction. The 22 million square feet, compared with 89.9 Yet the views from Scenic Drive are as 9-' million square feet in 1987. Areas Monthly maintenance fees are from $116 , > square feet of space completed in nautical as any: Down the steep decline is a • / with highest levels of absorption to $150. x ™ 1988 was 8 million square feet less sight reminiscent of California's Big Sur; to than 1987 comparable total. were Southern California. 16.7 the northwest is Raritan Bay and the Man- The two-bedroom condominiums have a million square feet. Chicago, 14.5 hattan skyline; due cast is Sandy Hook; and large kitchen and adjoining formal dining ; Downtown office markets with million square feet. Northern and to the southeast are the Shrewsbury River room. A vanity-dressing area is a feature in r the sharpest decreases in vacancy Central California, 9.0 million and Sea Bright. all master bedrooms. rates for the year were Cleveland, square feet, and Denver. 6.0 down 6.9 percent to 8.5 percent, million square feet. Inland is a collection of architectural de- The four-story, elevator-equipped building ;! KII' M1 N 1 Sacramento, down 6.9 percent to signs that all but trace the borough's history, has a total of 20 units. Hallways are attracti- i*u" -1 hi* RATH Sharpest declines in industrial vely decorated and well lit. A sophisticated 5.7 percent, San Jose, down 6.0 from Victorian to contemporary to abstract percent to 20.1 percent, and Van- space vacancy during 1988 were modern. audio-visual system provides security for the experienced in Houston, down 3.1 building. couver, down 4.9 percent to 11.6 The First Avenue business district, with its percent. percent to 9.6 percent, Miami, In addition to generous storage and closet down 2.3 percent to 9.4 percent, movie theater, post office and gasoline sta- Largest increases for the year and Indianapolis, down 2.1 per- tion, is straight out of heartland America. space within each unit there's a bonus of a large storage room for each condominium on were in Indianapolis, up 6.7 per- cent to 5.3 percent. cent to 20.5 percent, Atlanta, up Atlantic Highlands has long since been every floor. Parking is on site. Largest increases in vacancy discovered, needless to say. Million-dollar nIMV.m M -M \iv«i IT 4.5 percent to 15.0 percent, San The builders, Bruce and Betty Lou Smith, Antonio, up 4.5 percent to 26.0 were in Washington, D.C., up 3.1 houses are hidden on the hill overlooking the percent to 4.2 percent, Phoenix, bay and prices have soared everywhere else. have included many features that are usually percent, and downtown Manhat- optional items. tan, up 4.2 percent to 15.2 percent. up 3.0 percent to 6.5 percent, There is, however, affordable housing, Seattle, up 2.5 percent to 4.2 per- aimed primarily at young couples and singles Standard are a GE dishwasher, full-sized In suburban office markets 59 cent, and Charlotte, N.C., up 2.4 at Belvoir Condominiums. washer and dryer, double stainless steel million square feet of space was percent to 6.7 percent. kitchen sink, garbage disposal, frost free re- vided for buyers within 48 hours. Mainstay Federal Savings and Loan Asso- added in 1988, 12 million less Coldwell Banker Vacancy In- Low prices and top value are combined in frigerator, self-cleaning oven/range, wall-to- than in 1987. Absorption during the one- and- two-bedroom units at 32 Cen- wall carpeting, ceramic tile baths, wood- ciation is offering a special one-year adjusta- dexes of the United States are ble rate mortgage program for Belvoir Con- 1988 totaled 71.2 million square published quarterly by the Cold- ter Ave. trimmed French doors, insulated windows feet. and doors with screens, Formica vanities, dominium. With a loan term up to 30 years, well Banker Commercial Group, The location has a panoramic view of the the interest rate is 6 percent (7.95 percent Sharpest vacancy decreases in reporting office building data on New York skyline from every condominium. individual heating and air conditioning, pa- tios on ground level and balconies on upper APR). suburban markets were noted in 55 markets in the United States Easy access to all major highways, public Those seeking more information or an ap- San Jose, down 8.7 percent to 15.9 and Canada, and industrial data transportation, and the ferry boat service di- floors, energy efficient construction and more. pointment to see Belvoir Condominiums percent, Fort Lauderdale, down on 33 markets in the United rectly to Manhattan are within walking dis- may call Judy Martinelli at Brokers 3 Realty, 8.3 percent to 21.9 percent, Las States. The data are analyzed and tance. At present, credit approval can be pro- 741-8600. Vegas, down 6.6 percent to 15.9 published by Coldwell Banker- percent, and Central Jersey, down Torto Wheaton Services.