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IK- UNION COUNTY CLASSIFIED PAGE B16 — THURSDAY, JANUARY AUTOSOURCE Free 24 Hour Auto Information Serving Rahway and Clark Call You from your touch tone phone... Are Sure Reason Press the 4 digit code for the information you want to .hear.. To Find To Shop "HIS Rahway mom suing son GeUeactyJo receive your There Is Anywhere Else. information WEEK over $2-M lottery ticket VW*. «•&.**> Tors «r1 pflrto.vc.F/euaalaB, national attention the story got in the T/Gass. AHFM SBCO baffle By Walter Elliott night's $4J million drtwing. One of thc»e ticket! hit the Pick 6 jackpot. media and she's been extremely upset EL The funily'sproceed* would be 52.1 ~OH~nT^^~Tiei luti 5"Deerr"ponrBT« A Rahway-based family is ponder- No tax hike million, however, as the winning the ing the price of dreaming with the County Manager Michael number is identic*! to that on a ticket Blaojtein and the elder Klingebeils New Jersey Lottery this week. tueiefoie held a press conference at < Lapolla presents a county-budget in Burlington County. 95FordPnto6T City resident Phyllis Klingebiel is YFartCMtarLX Michael KlingebeiL according to his law office in Union Township. Red Mr. WoTrjrs. <-Cyl Eng. Red^-Dt. 5-Speed ttan Tim. V-6. that does not reflect'a tax " suing son, Michael, and daughter-in- PP/SS. ffVB . VCC, P/WP/WndsWoW . TUTUC C the complaint, calW bis mother at About 2$ broadcast and print repor- Moy WHS. increase, and, despite this, the law, Jillanne, in Union County Super- ' Sun Root. 25.395 about 12:30 a-m. Oot iko auinjuate ters crowded into the law library to '. VWSK137S21 Board of Chosen Freeholders ior Court over a S2.15 million lottery that they won. He and his wife went to bear the plaintiffs clarification*. may'cut even further to give ticket. When her suit became public the state lottery comnunion in Tren- "I feel terrible," said a sad-eyed residents a tax decrease this Jan. 14, Mrs. Klingebiel and her hus- ton later that day to claim the ticket Phyllis Klingebeil between long band, Herbert, held a news conference year. without mentioning Phyllis Klinge- panses. "1 hope it gets resolved. I hope >96 Fort Contour GL the next day. OrajyFtr. See Page Bl. beil as the additional owner, c- . it doesn't go to court" - Mrs. Klingebiel, according to her S Red. 4-0r. AuB Tras. 4W0.6-Cyt. Green, 5-0r V*. AJo Trans. 6-Cy "That evening, the defendant "Mrs. Klingebeil has asked me to P/B P/S A/C PMnds/UVMro. Eg PS, Pfl. A/C. P/Wnds/Uts. lawyer, Gary Blaustein, had an oral MM/Wlnet Jill Ctuoe. Met Wrjrs. Tit M S»eo Cos. Root Rao. Cohen appointed advised his father that the winning say that up until now, she and her son Alloy Wfctass. Aht/FM Swso 30483 r»W»#S8AB2675 contract with her son over the purch- had a close and loving relationship," 199'12,995 CBS H5i*ri WN/WA73IW Carol Cohen offered her ticket was not one of the ticket* be and 9 ase of lottery tickets. She said gave Blue. Wrjilo Tors. «* Enrj. P/Sta P/B. his mother had pnehaaed together," , said Blaustein. "As a mother, she is Whs .MltM Sfcno Ccs t Mo* 237* m. resignation to the Board of $20 per month to Michael Klingebiel, mom do* end lose la* due * lent mptwi y2«(m0uB J125O said Blaustein in the complaint, "and hurting deeply. This is not the way she dam. IS rnord p^ircn. fef Sec Dtp OS) &Btt Fee *«W) 1Z0G0 nxy. Freeholders to accept the to which he added $20 of his own, for estsinieage<iTabi<uiiiilS1St«ngiB te«iaiv*ue J*00 M2.W5 '14,495 that the defendant* wouldn't be shar- wanted it to be." position of county counsel. weekly lottery tickets. ing the prize money with the plaintiff. Neither the Klingebeils nor Blaus- Cohen is the first woman to hold "Under the terms of the agree- VOLKS- WrtrtExplonrXlI The defendants have materially tein would not say if they have talked WAGEN Red < Ooot AJDTIXS. 6-Cvt En. Hooa FraS>D(, AuO, «WD. W. Dart Gnm 2-0r. Auto Trre. 4 WO. Baa 4-Dr. AuK) Tan. 4WD. V-6. the post. ment," said Blaustein in the filed with their son or daughter-in-law V*PMBSBrts.P/S.AyC.F/BuDM Bni PS. A/C. Air Bin. P/» breached the oral agreement." This is the Rahway home of Phyllis and Herbert Klinge- 4879 P/S P/B. Ayt P/Wnds/LSO. feu* &>/S,M:.AitBiQkP/D complaint, "the defendant purchased f Mors. f/Buaer&s Set P/WWs/LoM/Mon. FVDet. SWmrMJs/Mrry F/8ud«5S. Ft See Page Bl. since Oct. 3. Blaustein said the defen- il Craae. Allor wins TilCnisejrtWrars AJKwWhS Del. IWpr. Til Cms. Irter WDn Till. Cruse Alloy WMs. TA^iss Blaustein said toe 'elder Klingebeils biel. Mrs. Klingebiel is suing her son for her share of the Alloy w£T/GHss.AWFMSBn f M S Cos Fterattss Torren 40 lottery tickets per month with the dants have until Feb. 13 to Tile a reply. C PS T/GS. AMfM Stereo tus. 35 790 are seeking half of the past, present lottery winnings she said she is entitled to. ti» VNBUW8057. CiS.37.«S*n VW» SUA111964 $40 of joint funds. The plaintiff and and future annuity payment from the Michael and Jillanne Klingebeil the defendant were to equally share in have refrained from commenting ticket. the newspapers. They received the Get It In gear with 18,995 >Z1.485 the,proceeds of any jackpot that may since the matter went public. Their the Klingebiel's house on Monday. '14,995 "Although the complaint was Tiled first of20 $77.220 annual checks Oct. the Auto Special be won as a result of a jointly pur- lawyer, Henry Rzemieniewski of Phyllis Klingebiel was out at the time. Ask For David Roat • Ernie Rizzolo Managers Dec. 17 and served Dec. 31, all parties 3. 10 Weeks-20 words chased ticket." Somerville, has also declined Lottery officials say they have no agreed not to discuss the matter in "There was no reason for us to The dream, after 10 years of play- comment. authority on the matter since the only S31.00 prepaid public until after the holidays," said believe that there was any challenge ing the lottery, seemed to be at hand "I was instructed by my attorney younger Klingebeils presented the One vehicle per ad OLDSMOBILE 35 Years and Nealy 100,000 Cars Later. Blaustein. "We asked the daily news- to it," said lottery spokesperson Holly for the Klingebeils Oct. 2. Michael not to say anything," said Herbert ticket and filed the claim; in fact the No abbreviations 4779 paper* to do the same, and they did. Klingebiel bought 40 tickets at a liq- fust that they beard of the case was in Lehr. No refunds Mrs. Kbngebid didn't expect the Klingebiel when the Progress went to uor store in Manville before that FMv«t» pvty »J.»»n»»n only. Prtc« d vet** h only copr ch»ng» •low! Outofareacaferibebatfasaregufecdtyyou Jml (ol down your M and mal • In »Hlh Department adds five Worr«tl CUuJded Adrerttelnf Dept P.O. Bex 158 One Mile Fnm The Mall At Short Hills. to city police force Maplewpod, KJ. 07040 Search your local classifieds new officers are veterans. One is an 430 Moils AveEfflflGD (908) 2734060 By SOB IMty on tne internet African-American who has ivorked hto //www localsource convclassiiieas.' Strff Writer s)indude(s)allcoststobep3MbyaconsuTmr,ei(De^forhcetmigcosts.re^^ with die Rahway Police Department's . Rahway has five police Pats for illus purps only. Expires 1/31/98. Must present this ad as a coupon. ©1998 Michael J. Motto Advertising Alocdai&st'sworicis Explorers and one has worked as a officers. recognized by the Secretary of dispatcher in the department in -Jhc The Eve officers — Charles Sabbx; State, who wants the woman's past Gary Roman Jr.; Dawn TUtoo; Calvin Tillon is the daughter of Captain parnings exhibited in the office. Fortune; and Rotart Zarzycki, all Edward Tilton. According to Ken- Okdsmobile See Page B3. Rahway residents — were sworn in nedy, Tilton scored the highest score on Jan. 15. on the police civil service exam, with "It's great that the city fathers Wherc You Always Get.~ a near perfect score of 99.9 percent. increased the compliment of the Two of the officers will be replac- SNOW ALERT police to increase oar compliment to ing retiring officers. Schools superintendents will better serve the people of Rahway," use our Infosource hot line to said Capt Kevin White. These five new officers will have Reviewing the recently published 'Images of the Past* are, from left, Theodore Nevins, alert parents to school closings According to White, these five their salaries paid far with a grant president of the Rahway Historical Society; Linda B. McTeague, executive director of from the United States Department of rlpm^nt weather • officers bring the department's com- me Historical Suciety, 9aia L Pender, dooignor of tho book, and F. Alexander Shipley, pliment up"T5 Justice's OITtcS Of < In Rahway, parents can call author of the book. These officers have not been Oriented Policing Services, or COPS. (908) 686-9898 and enter assigned any duties, nor are they Under the $225,000 grant, the federal Selection No. 7006. working the streets yet government will pay for 75 percent of For Union County College, Instead, they will be sent to the the new officers salary for three years NOW! parents can call (908) 686-9898 'Images of the Past' on sale county's John H.