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ThMONMOUTH COUNTY'eS HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER SINCE 1878 FRIDAY, JAN. 6, 1989 VOL. 111 NO. 83 25 CENTS Female workers bristle at salary, job structure

• RELATED STORY 2A value on manpower than brainpower. able to the public" because it will be used Dana Fenton, an associate with Yarger in future negotiations with unions rep- By KENISTON W. TRAINOR & Associates, the Virginia-based consult- resenting various borough employees. THE REGISTER ing firm hired last spring to establish the Female employees also argue that be- new job classifications, said at Tuesday's cause they are not represented by a union, Borough Council meeting that the firm Ihej havi less recourse in improving upon ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — A new "assigned weights to nine factors" in de- the salary structure established by the or- salary and job classification structure for termining the pay scale for various jobs. dinance. borough employees has drawn heavy crit- They said police, public works employ- Fenton said one of the nine factors was ees and supervisors all have unions to nt- icism as discriminating against female "physical demands" of the job. but would employees and for giving too much au- gotiate contracts, while female white-col- not specify the level of importance placed lar workers must fend for themselves thority to the borough administrator in on physical demands or any of the other determining pay increases. before the borough administrator if they ninecatagories. think they are treated unfairly. Female employees, who asked not to be Councilman David Palamara defended Former Democratic councilman Jack identified, said yesterday that the new job Fenton's silence on the issue, saying that Kelleher said elected officials are shirking classifications appear to place a higher aspect of the $9,700 study "is not avail- See WOMEN. Page 2A Employees approve contract counter charges was tired. "The hard work has paid off." Raynor By VIRGINIA KENT DORRIS "I don't think this (package) can be said, adding that the township had taken THE REGISTER considered as a victory for anyone — ei- the total amount of money available for ther the union or the township." A'llpwaj the pekage and treated it creatively. "It's said. "This is the end product of the col- obvious that each and every member of MIDDLETOWN — After working for lective bargaining process, but we find it the rank and file'is entitled to a fair wage." more than a year without a contract, mu- nicipal employees yesterday approved a acceptable." The new contract for the township's three-year package by an overwhelming The acceptance of the contract package 108 blue-collar and 128 white-collar work- margin. last night produced sighs of relief from ers, all members of the Middletown both sides ofthe negotiating table. branch of the Monmouth County Civil The contract offer, hammered out by "I'm elated. I'm so glad it's over that I Serviice Union, will be paid retroactive to THE REGISTER/MARTIN PETTERCHAK township and union officials during a fact- can't stand it," said Linda Nadel. an em- Jan. I, 1988. the date the last contract finding session Tuesday, was approved ployee in the Emergency Management De- expired. 79-12 by blue-collar workers and 77-14 by partment and a member of the union's The terms ofthe contract include raises Modulars under way white-collar workers. negotiating team. "The total package is of 7.72 percent for all employees for 1988. The crane lowers the boom as employees of Spacemaster Enterprises — Upon news that the township's offer good, and it addresses those at the lop of In 1989, all employees will receive a flat Eli Whitney, left, and Hugh Spinney — yesterday guided onto concrete piers had been accepted, Township Administra- the pay scale and the bottom." increase of $1,500 with the exception of pieces of the modular units that will add 18 classrooms to the Mah&la F. tor James A. Alloway said he thought that Mayor Noel "Britt" Raynor also said he 28 supervisors — 21 blue-collar and seven Atchison School on Sycamore Avenue in Tinton Falls in the next few weeks. everybody involved in the protracted suc- was very happy that an agreement had while-collar — who will get raises of cession of offers, accusations, charges and been reached. See MIDDLETOWN. Page 2A Long Branch woman tells of turbulent relationship with accused during trial while porcelain doll. the hospital Dec. 20 with massive that she was pregnant from a rape By NED KILKELLY "He got very angry with rrle be- internal bleeding. committed six months before by THE REGISTER cause he said I lied to him. He said Galloway, who had been baby- her cx-boyfriend. She said she had that he didn't trust me," Brazilian sitting the baby, was arrested and not told police, family or friends said. charged with assault after he con- about the sexual assault or that she A 22-year-old Long Branch was pregnant. Through repeated sobs, she said, fessed to police that he had vio- woman, in emotionally charged lently shaken and squeezed the Brazilian said'she told him "so testimony yesterday, said she and "I pleaded with him to believe me, they could break this off. so he but he wouldn't ... We were going baby. The charges were upgraded her former boyfriend argued and later. wouldn't get too involved." had planned on ending their to break it off, he was going to go After becoming upset. Galloway home." Brazilian said she met Gallo- suggested adoption and abortion relationship hours before he vio- way, a distant relative by mar- lently killed her 11-week old baby. Galloway is charged with mur- as options, but it was too late for der and endangering the welfare of riage, at a family picnic at her par- the former, Brazilian said. Diane Brazilian said that she a child after the infant — Stephen ents' Long Branch home on Labor On- Sept. 27, 1987, Brazilian and Steven Galloway had argued Anthony Brazilian — was taken Day 1987. They began a gave birth in the upstairs bath- Dec. 19, 1987, as to whether she off a life-supporting respirator at relationship about two weeks later. room of her parents' house to a was telling the truth when she said Monmouth Medical Center, Long After two dates, Brazilian said 7'/j-month premature boy. She a family friend had given her a Branch, Dec. 22. He was taken to she called Galloway to tell him See MOTHER. Page 2A Pay report creates furor in commission some borough insiders, that Commission day he asked Borough Auditor Stephen Gabcy BySEAMUS McGRAW Chairman George Hinklein intentionally un- to rummage through the commission's books THE REGISTER derbudgeted the commission last year, at least in November aAcr the commission reportedly partly in a bid to "embarrass." the fire depart- went about $3,0Q0 over budget. ment which then was locked in a bitter budget In a letter to Thompson dated Nov. 28. MATAWAN — A controversy is brewing battle with the Borough Council. And the Gabey reported that former Recreation Direc- over a report stating that as many as seven charges follow a police investigation into the tor William Newman and a committee includ- summer employees ofthe Recreation Commis- disappearance in August of about $200 of com- ing Hinklein and Joseph Bucco hired 13 sum- sion saw their salaries hiked last year above the mission money from a lakeside boathouse. mer employees at hourly rates ranging from guidelines set by the borough's 1988 salary and Hinklein has disputed the charges and con-$3.75 to $4.25. , wage ordinance. tends that former Recreation Director William Although in years past, the full commission THE REGISTER/CHET GORDON . Meanwhile, at least one former member of Newman sent pay vouchers for the employees would approve the hires, the commission min- the commission is charging that some of the directly to the Borough Treasurer, Nan Bucco, utes "do not reflect the hiring of these workers, Tightens up employees were paid for 40-hour work weeks without first seeking the approval of the com- their wage rates or the required number of when they put in only 20 hours. mission. Hinklein also maintains that the reve- hours to be worked daily." Shrewsbury fireman Bob Wentway tightens a hose cover on a And about $3,000 in unrelated vouchers lations are part of a plot by dissident commis- Paid in two installments, one in July and fire hydrant during a fire call recently at the Stiadowbrook were paid out last year without the approval of sioners to discredit him. another in August, the workers reportedly were" Restaurant, Shrewsbury. the full commission, The Register has learned. Councilman Joseph Thompson, former paid for 40-hour work weeks. According to Ga The disclosures come amid charges, made by council liaison to the commission, said yester- See SAURY, Page 2A THE BOTTOM LINE Picture proof , Award winner Small changes Evidence shows Ubya lieu Fair Haven resident Stanley The Board of Freeholders Ann Landers 8A Nation 6A when it claimed the two planes Meltzoff was given the Eric did little reorganizing at their Classified 10B Obituaries 4A that the U.S. shot down over Mitchell Prize for his analysis organization meeting, -Oomlos . ,,,...... i...... 7B—Opinion- ino IVTOOIIDI rnrreon osa wo of Florentine art. It carries a -reappointln-reappeintimgj moamost-efft offloialek s Crossword 8A Religion 8B unarmed reconnaissance $3,000 prize and Is given for a Director Harry Larrison Editorial 5A Sports IB aircraft, the Reagan first book by a "promising" began his 24th year on the Entertainment 7A Television 6B administration said. scholar. board — the longest tenure of Horoscope 8A Weather 4A Photos of one of the Libyan Princeton and Yale had any sitting freeholder in the fighters showed It carrying four rejected the manuscript, so state — and Ted Narozanlck Lotteries 2A World 6A was sworn In for his second Movies 9B Your Town 9A missiles on its fuselage and Meltzoff was forced to go to an wings. Italian publisher. term.

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Salaries ot Municipal Officials | Municipality 11 Population1 Mayor (Ranking) Council (Ranking) Women oppose pay levels Aberdeen 17,235 $3,515(6) $3,515 (3) Continued from Page 1A in 1988 not to "negotiate one-on-one" of the salary ordinance. Atl. Highlands 4,950 $4,500 (2) $3,000 (5) their responsibilities by directing all ap- with employees until Yarger & Associates "This is out of order," Mcrker said of Colts Neck 7,888 $2,500 (12) $2,000 (9) peals to the borough administrator. completed the stutly, but would evaluate the pay hike which places borough offi- Eatontown 12,703 $3,000 (8) $3,000 (5) future appeals on a case-by-case basis now "I have a problem with the borough cials among the highest-paid in the area. Fair Haven 5,679 $ 0 that job classifications are in place. $ 0 administrator taking on the full responsi- "It reminds me of what's going on in Hazlet 23,013 $4,320 (3) $3,874 (2) bility for this," Kelleher said. Mayor Robert Schoeffling said the Congress." Highlands . 5,187 $ 0 $ 0 Yarger study was instituted to rectify "in- "If there's a problem, people should be equities" in the borough's salary struc- Schoeffling said the pay increase was an Holmdel 8,447 $2,800 (10) $2,600 (8)" amendment added to the salary ordinance Keansburg 10,613 $2,000(14) able to go to an elected official. I don't ture, but added that "we'll never be able $2,000 (9) know why (the council) isn't ultimately by former councilman Robert Waldron, Keyport 7,413 $2,205(13) to eliminate all inequities." $1,575 (13) responsible." who lost a Hid for re-election in Novem- Little Silver 5,548 $ 0 $ 0 The council also drew fire from former ber, and that the pay hike was introduced Long Branch 29,819 $8,000(1) $3,500 (4) Councilman Waldron Smith said the Councilman Al Merker for including a to bring borough official salaries in line Personnel Committee established a policy pay hike for the mayor and council as part with those in surrounding municipalities. Matawan 8,837 $3,500 (7) $3,000 (5) Middletown 62,574 $4,000 (4) $4,000 (1) Monmouth Beach 3,318 $3,000(8) $1,500 (14) Oceanport 5,888- $1,500(15) $1,000 (17) Red Bank 12,031 $4,000 (4) Mother of slain infant testifies $2,000 (9) Rumson 7,623 $ 0 $ 0 Sea Bright 1,812 $ 0 Continued Irom Page 1A Assistant Prosecutor Michael K. Cun- way's lawyer, Thomas Scully, said Gallo- $ 0 named him Stephen after her stepfather, ningham said Galloway may not have in- Shrewsbury , 2,962 $ 0 way didn't kill the baby "because he is $ 0 and Anthony, on the suggestion of Gallo- tended to kill the infant, but intended to incapable of committing the crime of Shrewsbury Twp 995 $1,400(17) $1,200 (16) way. cause serious bodily harm. murder." Tinton Falls 7,740 $2,520(11) $2,000 (9) To be convicted of knowing and pur- Union Beach 6,354 $1,500(15) After telling Galloway about the preg- Scully is expected to push a diminished $1,500 (14) nancy and the child's birth, "he stayed poseful murder, the state must prove to the jury beyond a reasonable doubt that capacity defense, which means he must with me," she said. "It was a good the defendant planned to inflict serious convince the jury that Galloway is men- * Source, 1980 Ctniui relationship... We planned to get married ** Deputy Mayor ric*lv«» (2,700 bodily harm, not necessarily planned to tally impaired enough not to know that and for him to adopt the baby." kill. his actions are wrong. Dr. Jay A. Peacock, first assistant with Cunningham said Galloway indicated Before the afternoon session began yes- the Monmouth County Medical Examin- several times to police that he meant to terday, state Superior Court Judge John Survey: Borough pay er's Office, testified the infant died from hurt the baby because it was the product A. Ricciardi ordered the defendant to re- "a violent repetitive whiplash motion... of his girlfriend's rape. move a Bible from his table. caused by bobbing the head back and At first, Galloway said that maybe he among best in county forth several times." burped the baby too hard, and then that "I will not allow the jurors to see the Peacock cited a study conducted at The he had tripped and fallen onto the infant Bible," the judge said. while carrying it. will receive $3,000 per year under the new Children's Hospital in Philadelphia and "I have no problem with him having By KENISTON W. TRAINOR ordinance, which ranks fifth among the released in 1984 that concluded that 15 When police expressed repeated skepti- the Bible for the whole hearing, if he wi- THE REGISTER 23 municipalities surveyed. Middletown percent of babies who suffer such trauma cism, he confessed. committee members arc the highest paid shes," Ricciardi said. die. Some 50 percent to 60 percent experi- After Brazilian left the house to pick up at $4,000, followed by Hazlet ($3,874), But he ordered Galloway to turn the ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — A sur- ence severe neurological impairment. her younger sister at an Eatontown roller Aberdeen and Long Branch ($3,500 each). rink, the baby had started crying. book over so that jurors could not read vey of salaries paid to members of the Peacock said an autopsy revealed that Council members in Eatontown and the book's cover or binding. governing bodies in 23 Monmouth Coun- the infant had suffered a fractured rib, Cunningham said the defendant told Matawan also receive $3,000 per year. ty municipalities shows that the recent bruised adrenal glands and liver, and police: "I lost it. I squeezed the baby as The trial is scheduled to continue Mon- pay increase approved by the Borough Officials in six of the municipalities: bruises on the legs, but had died from hard as I could and I shook it." day morning before Ricciardi with Scul- Council puts officials here among the Fair Haven, Highlands, Little Silver, severe cranial hemorrhaging. Deputy Public Defender and Gallo- ly's cross-examination of Peacock. highest paid in the area. Rumson, Shrewsbury Borough and Sea According to the salary ordinance ap- Bright, receive no compensation at all for proved this week, Mayor Robert Schoef- serving on the governing body. fling will receive $4,500 a year, placing Prior to the pay hike approved this Middletown employees OK pact him second among mayors of the 23 mu- week, Schoeffling received $2,800 per nicipalities surveyed. Only Long Branch year, and council members had an annual Continued from Page 1A White-collar workers will receive a Mayor Philip D. Huhn, with an $8,000 structure of the 1990 salary guide. salary of $2,050. The new salaries rep- $2,000 that year. Also included in the package is a $2 half-hour travel allowance and be guar- annual salary, receives more than Schoef- resent a 38-percent and 32-percent in- anteed four hours of work if they are fling. In 1990. the contract stipulates that the deductible prescription drug plan and an crease, respectively. upgraded dental benefits plan the town- called in to work after regular working overall increase will be 7.75 percent, al- hours. By comparison, township officials in • The accompanying list shows the 1980 though the exact distribution of the in- ship said it would withdraw this week if Middletown, the largest municipality in population figures for each municipality crease has not been finalized yet. Alloway an agreement was not reached. The retroactive raises for 1988, minus the county, receive $4,000. each with the surveyed, along with the annual salary said that township officials, union offi- According to the contract, blue-collar taxes and pension contributions, will be mayor receiving the same salary as the paid to the mayor and members of the cials and the state fact-finder have agreed workers will get clothing allowances of paid to employees in a lump sum when other four members of the committee. council and the ranking of each official's to meet to work out a new salary guide for $250, $300 and $350 during the three the contract is finalized and signed, Al- Atlantic Highlands council members salary included in the survey. 1990 before July of this year, with the years of the contract and a $100 shoe al- loway said, speculating that it could take fact-finder having jurisdiction of the lowance in each of the three years. until March. Lotteries Salary report causes Bring Your Doctor's Prescription to New Jersey Michael A. Chernick Last night's Pick-3 was 4-3-7. uproar for commission OPTICIAN Straight bet pays $215.50; box, $35.50; pairs, $21.50. The Pick-4 JANUARY EYEGLASS SALE!!! was 3-3-0-0. Straight bet pays Continued from Page 1A guidelines set by the wage and salary ordi- $2,584; box, $430.50. The Pick-6 bey's report, no timesheets were kept on nance, Gabey wrote. the employees and all hours were reported Buy One Get One FREE! was 1-5-13-30-34-42. The bonus Newman contends that midsummer verbally to Mrs. Bucco. Hinklein insisted raises are common practice with the com- Here's How: number was 05451. that for the most part, counselors were mission. 1.) Bring your prescription or present glasses with you. budgeted for 20 hours, although "some But Fabrovic says the raises were at 2.) Purchase 1 st pair from current selection of designer eyewear. New York lifeguards at the lake worked more than least partially responsible for sending the that." But both Hinklein and dissident commission's budget out of kilter, a cir- 3.) 2nd pair FREE from our Super Saver Collection ^ The Daily Number was 7-9-7. The commissioner Victor Fabrovic, who • cumstance that was corrected partially in * Distance or reading vision. Plastic or glass lenses. failed to gain reappointment this year, WinFour was 7-2-0-5. The Keno November when the Borough Council, • LAB on Premises • Same Day Service in many cases was 1-2-3-4-8-14-16-19-20-28-38- contend that the youngsters on average over the objections of two members, worked about 20 hours. MUST BE SAME PATIENT±5 sphere ±2 Cyl. 65 mm. 39-42-47-51-54-71-74-76-79. voted to approve a $2,000 emergency ap- Newman sent the vouchers directly to propriation for the commission. 2/1/89 Mrs. Bucco, Hinklein said yesterday, Meanwhile, the who-hired-whom-and- 387 Lloyd Rd. Mata wan/Aberdeen 201-583-3441 "and Nan had no way of knowing how for-how-much question is not the only many hours these kids.worked." issue affecting the embattled commission. The Register Newman, who resigned in July citing Commissioners also are trying to deter- personal reasons, acknowledged that he (ISSN 0884-4707) mine why 12 vouchers, totaling $3,069.83 submitted the vouchers to Mrs. Bucco, which were signed by borough officials, Circulation: but contends that Hinklein and the com- never were submitted u> the commission 542-8880 or 583-5210 mission were responsible for setting the for review. Gabey contends that all the Tall-Free: 1-800-648-0352 hours and the hourly rates. And, he said, vouchers, including one for more than Monday-Friday, "there was no way they could have $2,000 which could not be located, "ap- 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. worked 20 hours. That would mean that peared to be for authentic Recreation De- Sunday, we couldn't even run a program three partment activities." 8 a.m.-I I a.m. limes a week." But Fabrovic argues that many of the Classified Advertising: He contends that the park hours were 542-1700 expenses were gratuitous, considering the Monday-Friday, from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., five days a budget' restrictions that the commission 8:30a.m.-5 p.m. week. While he maintains that the em- was facing. ployees worked 25 hours a week, he said "You don't cut $ 13,000 from the bud- Display Advertising: he does not believe that youngsters were get." he said, "and then go out and spend 542-4000 paid for 40 hours. Gabey, Hinklein and money on benches and tables and things Monday-Friday, Fabrovic all have noted that the employ- you don't really need." 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. ees were paid for 40 hour weeks. And Hinklein, who defends the expen- Editorial Department: Also in July, according to Gabey's re- ditures, also contends that there were 542-4000 port, a decision was made to hike wages some questions about how and where the for seven employees in increments rang- money was appropriated in last year's ing from 40 to 50 cents an hour. budget. The Register Never approved byjtoe full commis- "I can tell you this much," said Hink- sion, the pay hike was in excess of lein, "it won't happen like this again." (USPS 145-440) Established in 1878 by John H Cook and Hemy Clay M.ln Ofllc.i: NJ. 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By NED KILKELLY Board changes schedule THE REGISTER "It's no secret I plan to re- Freehold on Thursdays, to 8 Apparently deciding that what sign." Freeholder and slate As- p.m. so that the two stale legis- worked last year should work this semblyman John Villapiano lators could attend afternoon year, the Monmouth County said to an audience gathered for sessions in Trenton. Board of Freeholders did very yesterday's annual county orga- The three Republican free- little reorganizing at their annual nization mecling in the Jury holders approved the schedule, organization meeting yesterday, Assembly Room of stale Supe- which calls for workshop ses- reappoinling mosl officials, rior Court. Freehold. sions at 10 a.m. and regular Director Harry Larrison began "The intricacies will be meetings at 2 p.m. every other his 24th year on the board — the worked out." he said, "but this Thursday, with a 2 p.m. longest tenure of any sitting free- is not a day for dissenting voi- workshop schedule for the holder in the state — and Ted Na- ces." Thursdays in between. rozanick was sworn in to star! his Freeholder and state Sen. The freeholders' first second term. workshop session is slaled for His win gave the board "a man- John D'Amico said he expects "an orderly and imminent res- 10 a.m. Thursday with a public date, not for me personally, but meeting in the afternoon. •• THE REGISTER/ED BRETT for continuing the programs we've ignation and succession." one TUNE IN — Keyport students (seated, Thomas Anderson and Carmen Rodriguez) and school officials started and expanded in the last thai he hopes will be completed Villapiano won election in (standing, left to right, high school principal John Dumford, Special Services Supervisor Jane Dela- three years." NarOzanick said. by month's end. the Mih District in a special ney, Central School principal Norman Zweiacher and Superintendent Dwight Pfennig) prepare to go . Ranking as areas of concern, he election in September. D'Ami- Nevertheless, Villapiano and co was picked by his party to on WCNJ (89.3 FM) last night in the first of 17 weekly shows on issues in the Keyport school distict. said, are preserving and acquiring D'Amico both voted against a open space, continuing the coun- serve in the senate in the Illh schedule of freeholder meetings District lasl month. ty's efforts at recycling and dispos- for January' and February be- ing of solid waste in environmen- cause of four conflicts with (he Last year, the freeholders tally sound and cost-efficient state Legislature. had 8 p.m. public meetings at Students air radio show ways, and protecting the county's s ai ions town halls on the water supply to avoid another "I'll find it very, very diffi- fourth Thursday of every drought. cult to participate on the Board month. No evening meetings The station broadcasts from Airport Plaza in of Freeholders (with this sched- are scheduled for January or By RANDAL C. AflCHIBOLD The proposed toxic waste sile in Hazlet and a station official said it transmits to a 35- ule)." Villapiano said. February, the only months cov- THE REGISTER mile radius. Millstone is "just plain wrong." and the county must continue to D'Amico "recommended the ered in the calendar of meetings Bradford Q. Carpenter, vice president for opera- approved by the board yester- tions at WCNJ. said the station lacks precise figures fight against its construction, said modest adjustment" of holding KEYPORT — School officials have begun a week- Narozanick. the freeholder in the board's public meetings, day. ly radio show. Now they have to get people to listen. on its listencrship and docs not subscribe to any rating service since it is a public radio station. charge of finance and public utili- now scheduled for 2 p.m. in — NED KILKELLY ties. In the first of 17 broadcasts, Keyport school offi- Pfennig and the.students who spoke on the show cials and students took to the airwaves last night on a last night said they will spread the word about the The former county finance di- motel/hotel situation." push' for improved rail service on program designed to tell the public what's going on in program in an effort to ensure a high listenership. rector and administrator said the the North Jersey coastline and for Ihc school district. board must aggressively push the The Department of Health de- Carmen Rodriguez, an eighth-grader at Keyport serves accolades for providing in- electrification of the rail lines in The program, dubbed "Education Plus," will air Central School and the student council president, state for funds for much-needed expensive radon testing kits to the southern section of the county. from 6 to 6:3Q p.m. every Thursday until April 29 on and Thomas Anderson, a senior at Keyport High highway work. homeowners last year. Villapiano The county should consider public radio station WCNJ-FM (89.3), Superinten- School and the student council president, said after "This county truly has been the said. starting a day care center for em- dent of Schools Dwight Pfennig said. the show that they think students may tune in once center of our lives." he said, add- ployees. D'Amico said, as an an- ing that his re-election proves that The county also instituted the The show will feature administrators, teachers, they know about the program. state's first homeless pupil trans- swer to a problem but also to pro- students and parents, who will discuss a wealth of Rodriguez, who admitted that she had never heard' voters appreciate "honest, effec- vide inspiration to other tive and progressive government." portation program, so that chil- "hot topics." including the school budget process, the of the station before, said of the program, "1 think it's dren of homeless families would employers in the area. high school's student assistance program, discipline good because it'll show what we're doing and the Freeholder and stale Assembly- not have their education dis- Freeholder Tom Powers cited in the schools, the elementary testing process and activities in our school." man John Villapiano noted seve- rupted, he said. the $3.5 million worth of new. special services for all students. Pfennig said. ral accomplishments in 1988 of highway equipment purchased Anderson ackowledged that students prefer New Villapiano also called for a new The superintendent will serve as moderator on the York stations like Z100 but said after people know the departments under his direc- this year — which is ready to go tion, namely health and human position, an occupational training when it snows, he added —and show, which he described as "not confrontational but about the program "it should be pretty successful." specialist, to solicit jobs for de- informational." "If we can get the parents to listen, I think we can services. the $12 million spent on highway He said Ihc success of the rent inslitutionalizcd mental patients projects, including deck replace- The district has two vehicles to inform the public gel the kids," Anderson said. who have difficulty functioning in ment on seven county bridges. — an eight-page, quarterly newsletter mailed to every Pfennig said the show came about after he ap- subsidy program sponsored by In- terfaith Neighbors, a coalition of society. larrison called the current residence in Keyport and Union Beach. It features peared on a WCNJ program about drug abuse last Though the first year of recy- information about district happenings and a bro- church, social, community and board "one of the best," and fall and asked station officials if a similar program business groups, and the county- cling was successful, freeholder vowed to continue working on the chure designed for newcomers that features facts could be created to deal with the school district. and state Sen. John D'Amico said, about the school program. Pfennig said. sponsored homeless family shelter problems confronting the county He met with Carpenter and WCNJ general man- program on the grounds of Marl- the county must look to ways to as its population grows. The radio show, however, will allow people in- ager Maria Liadis Alberto to fix the details in Decem- boro State Hospital were two ini- cover plastics in its overall splid , Larrison thanked county em- volved with the schools to get information about the ber. tiatives that serve "as a blessing to waste disposal plan. ployees, "since they stick around* schools more frequently and from varied points of The school pays a $25 sponsor fee to the station those families (napped in the D'Amico said the county must — politicians come and go." view. Pfennig said. for the program. Pfennig said. Pallone wins appointments to key House committees that the House Democratic steer- cord as a stale senator. repeatedly argued that under may be important to voters in the The congressman noted,; By SEAMUS McGRAW ing committee had named him to Howard's direction. Ihe commit- 3rd Congressional District, il is "Membership on Merchant Ma- "I believe very strongly that my not the kind of high-profile, glam- rine and Fisheries will allow me to! THE REGISTER both Public Works and to the election to Congress was due in tee became a key policy-making Merchant Marine and Fisheries body for the marine environment, our appointment that most fresh- play a ... role on behalf of the com-; large part to my pledge to work ... man Congressmen would seek, mcrical fishing industries based- Committee, the two. committees for acleaner ocean. breaking ground on the federal WASHINGTON — To the sur- he pledged to seek appointments Clean Water Act. among other and as a result, he argued, compe- out of Belford (Middletown) and' prise of almost no one, U.S. Rep. to during his pitched campaign "Membership on these two things. tition would probably be light. Point Pleasant, as well as the rec- Frank Pallone has been appointed fight against Republican Joseph committees will provide me with reational fishing industry along In the waning days of last year's Pallone also said he plans to to Ihc House Public Works and Azzolina. the most effective forums to ad- make the most of the appointment the entire coastline." Transportation Committee — the vance a ... clean ocean agenda." he campaign, Pallone repeatedly said "Public Works and Merchant to the Merchant Marine commit- The appointment. Pallone said,- committee once chaired by his said. he had secured pledges from high- Marine and Fisheries are the two ranking House Democrats guar- tee, described in the release as the will also give him insight on issues' ' mentor, the late Rep. James J. "key legislative body on a wide surrounding the National Marine- Howard. committees with jurisdiction over During his 24-year tenure in the anteeing him a spot on the com- the whole range of coastal and House. Howard had worked his mittee. range of oceanography and marine Fisheries Lab scheduled to be reb- In a release issued yesterday ocean environment issues." wrote way up to the chairmanship of the affairs, coastal management, nav- uilt at Sandy Hook and on Coast from his Capital Hill office, Pal- Pallone, who based his campaign multi-billion-dollar-a-ycar public At the lime. Pallone also noled igation and trade and fisheries and (HI,IKI installations at Sandy lone, D-3rd District, announced largely on his environmental re- works committee, and Pallone has that while Public Works' agenda wildlife protection." Hook. Official says hospital at Fort will not be cut or downgraded

By LAURENCE ARNOLD THE REGISTER Based on the concerns we had a few weeks ago about sweeping cuts at Patterson, today's FORT MONMOUTH — A De- fense Department official looking news is very good.... It is likely that Patterson at ways to cut costs at military Hospital will... experience some expansion base medical facilities has assured Rep. Frank Pallone that, at pre- within the next few years if additional doctors sent, no plans call for the down- and nurses can be found to staff the hospital. grading of Patterson Community Frank Pallone Hospital here or the Walson Army D-3rd District DINE AT PRIMA'S IN RED Hospital at Fort Dix. "Based on the concerns we had yesterday, Pallone said the only of the plan) is unlikely, because a few weeks ago about sweeping step soon to be taken is the release it's an all-or-nothing situation," he cuts al Patterson, today's news is of a report on the facilities. said. BANK AND GET HO IN SLOT very good." Pallone.. D-3rd Dis- trict, said yesterday. Mayer "has no plans to act on Last week, when the suggested (the report's) recommendations in base closings and reorganizations In fact, Pallone continued. Dr. the near future," Pallone said. were announced. Pallone said he liam Mayer, assistant secretary would seek the exclusion of a of defense for medical facilities, is His comments yesterday came MAY AT "minor ' recommendation that as Defense Secretary Frank C. considering expansion of Patter- would force 307 Fort Monmouth son in light of planned personnel Carlucci was announcing his ap- proval for a plan to close or cut civilians and military personnel to growth at nearby Naval Weapons move or seek another job. Station Earle. back dozens of military bases, in- cluding downgrading the status of But Pallone now calls that un- ATLANTIS "It is likely that Patterson Hos- Fort Dix and moving about 300 likely. pital will ... experience some ex- personnel from Fort Monmouth. Dine at Prima's Ristorante in Red Bank pansion within the next few years "I've been told that it's all part and you'll get more than a great meal - youll if additional doctors and nurses The plan now goes before Con- and parcel of one package," he get a great deal at Atlantis! can be found to staff the hospital," gress which, due to special condi- said. Pallone said. tions surrounding the project, can Every adult at your table will get $10 in 25c FREE On Wednesday, Rep. James PLAY BONUS TOKENSn.or S10 in HOT TICKETST only act to approve or void the Saxton, R-I3th, whose district in- Several weeks ago, amidst re- entire package. ports that a fina.1 decision on cludes Fort Dix, said he would ask (goods & services coupons) whenever you enjoy changes.to medical facilities Pallone, who opposes the pro- fellow New Jersey lawmakers for lunch or dinner entrees in our fine restaurant.* would come in February, Pallone posed changes to Fort Monmouth their support in his opposition to It's a delicious deal! and Fort Dix, conceded that there the military base report. toured Patterson and announced lofnptetv rule* j\ jiUWe in rrslaurant atlantis his opposition to any scaling down is little he and other congressional Pallone said he spoke to Saxton Florida Avenue at the Boardwalk there. dissenters can do. "and indicated I would support Casino Hotel But after meeting with Mayer "My impression is that (defeat any efforts in that regard." 4A The Register LOCAL FRIDAY, JAN. 6, 1989

Police Heffernan, William Helen N. Yuschak, log Carlucci OKs base cuts Heywood, Eddie 35-year resident Kinnaman, Pauline E. WASHINGTON — Defense cost Fort Dix some 4,600 of its of base closings, had been ex- Melvin, Rose V. Helen N. Yuschak, 76, of Key- Driver sought Secretary Frank C. Carlucci ap- current 8,300 military and civilian pected to approve the list all port died yesterday at Bayshore Rush, Art • MIDDLETOWN — proved a plan yesterday to close or jobs, plus an average of 6,000 re- along. But he demonstrated his ex- Sayegh, Michelina R. Community Hospital in Holmdel. cut back dozens of military bases cruits trained there at any given citement by announcing his deci- Born in Hazelton, Pa., she lived Police are searching for the Yuschak, Helen N. driver of a rack body truck around the country, including time. sion before a legal deadline of Jan. in ClifFwood for 35 years before Fort Monmouth and Fort Dix in 15 and by describing base closings moving to Keyport a year and a who left the scene of a Carlucci also approved the collision Wednesday New Jersey. complete shutdown of a former as a long overdue breakthrough. Michelina R. Sayegh, halfago. evening. "We just have to move ahead Nike missile base in Gloucester He also said he would ask Con- She was employed by the Tenco 36, secretary Police yesterday said the and do this," Carlucci said. "We Township, now used for housing. gress for $500 million in the fiscal Corp. in Linden for 20 years be- have not closed a base since 1978. 1990 budget and another $500 Michelina R. Sayegh, 36, of fore retiring in 1975. driver of a second vehicle, Only Congress can save the Holmdcl died Wednesday in Riv- Judith Robacz of Asbury And I think that fact speaks for bases targeted for closure — and million in the 1991 budget for a She was a member of St. Jo- itself. We need to step up to the revolving fund to help cover the erview Medical Cenler. Red Bank. seph's R.C. Church, Keyport, and Park Lane, Aberdeen, was only by rejecting the entire list. injured in the accident, plate here." Senate and House leaders have up-front expenses of closing bases. ,Born in SaTerno, Italy, she a member of the church's Rosary New Jersey officials have ex- nioved lo the U.S. in 1968, living which occured at 6:23 p.m. Carlucci appeared at a special predicted the lawmakers will allow and Altar Society. at the intersection of Route the closures to proceed for that pressed concern that the Fort Dix in Brooklyn, N.Y. before moving She is predeceased by her hus- Pentagon briefing to announce he 35 and Kings Highway. had approved the recommenda- reason. area might not fully qualify for . to Holmdel three years ago. band. John, who died in 1985. such aid, since the post would not • She was a secretary for Holmes, Surviving are one son, John Jr., The collision occured tions of a government commis- Several Garden State lawmak- sion, created last year, that se- be totally shut. Clark and Moran, New York City. of Carlsdadt; one daughter, Nancy when Robacz, heading south ers have vowed to fight the plans. on Route 35, stopped in the lected individual bases for closure. U.S. Rep. Frank Pallone, D-3rd Carlucci said in a perfect world, Mrs. Sayegh was a commu- McNerny of Keyport; one brother, he would like to see even more Joseph Stahora of Hazelton, Pa.; fast lane to allow an Almost three dozen would be District, has raised questions as to nicant of St. Benedict's Roman ambulance to pass in front the cutback at Fort Monmouth. bases closed but wasn't about to Catholic Church, Holmdcl, and a four sisters, Nora Donati, Jose- closed outright, and more than of her and was struck from 100 others would be affected in He and others are questioning the tamper with the political compro- former C.C.D. teacher there. phine Krupa, Rose Stahora and behind by the truck, police mise that produced the current Clara RoCkobich all of Hazelton, some way. cuts at Fort Dix. She was a member of the PTO said. list. Pa.; and seven grandchildren. Under the proposal. Fort Mon- Carlucci said he sympathized "I would like to reiterate that of Indian Hill School, Holmdel, The driver of the truck, with political leaders who worried and a former president of the Arrangements are by the Day mouth would lose about 300 of its this is a unique opportunity to Funeral Home, Keyport. police said, described as a 10,700 jobs. About 7,900 soldiers about the economic impact of a Mcadowood Home Owners Asso- woman in her mid-20s with base closing. "But on the other make significant changes to ciation. and 2,800 civilians serve there. DOD's base structure which will Rose V. Melvin, 75 long hair, paused briefly Most if not all of the 300 or so hand, they can't have it both Surviving arc her husband, great-grandmother before continuing to drive workers — many in telecommuni- ways," he said. not only save taxpayer dollars but south on Route 35. also improve our nation's de- George,; a son, George III, at Rose V. Melvin, 75, of Lincroft cations, automation, video, print- AH members of the New Jersey home: a daughter, Jennifer, at The truck is described as ing and publications and so forth fense," he said. died Wednesday in Riverview delegation, except Rep. James The commission recommended home; her parents, Nicolo and Medical Center, Red Bank. dark brown in color, with — would move to Fort Devans, Florio, D-N.J., voted in favor of Giovanna Lovaglio of Brooklyn,; possible damage to the right Mass. that 34 military installations and Born in Perth Amboy, she the 1988 law that called for the 52 military housing complexes be two brothers, Michael and Nicolas front. recommendations. of Brooklyn; five sisters, Angela moved to Lincroft 31 years ago. Fort Dix, the largest military closed; that five other installations She was a member of St. Ste- Police said Robacz, who post in New Jersey, would be re- Under the law, the commission Coppola of Staten Island, N.Y., complained of neck pain, be partially closed, and that 54 Piera Lindau of Holmdel, Rose- ven's Roman Catholic Church, duced to "semi-active status." studied the Defense Department's others get new missions or addi- ' Perth Amboy. was to seek private medical installations across the nation and annc Cosentino of Albany, N.Y., attention. The 71-year-old, Burlington tional personnel. Maria Ranieri of Freehold and Surviving arc her husband, County base would lose its prima- put together a list of those consid- In all, the panel estimated the Antoinette Composto of Staten Is- Elroy; three sons, Robert of Ptl. Robert Johnson took ry function, basic and advanced ered obsolete or unneeded. actions would produce savings of the report. land, N.Y. Occanport, John of Springfield troop training. The cutback would Carlucci, as a strong proponent $693 million a year. and Elroy of Belgrade, Maine; a e A township resident Arrangements are by the Holm- daughter. Nancy Jackson of Way- was charged with burglary of del Funeral Home. - nesbor. Pa.; a sister, Albertina a motor vehicle Tuesday Pauline E. Kinnaman, Gaffney of Middlctown; six grand- after he was arrested in 71, great-grandmother children and three great-grandchil- connection with the theft of Two will take oath of office dren. items worth $410 from two Pauline E. Kinnaman, 71, of cars. t Arrangements are by the Holm- Zoning Board of Adjustment, the way the court was being run. Eatontown died Wednesday in del Funeral Home, Holmdel. Richard Dorko, 22, of Rivervit'w Medical Center, Red By RANDAL C. ARCWBOLD Mayor Carmen Stoppiello said "They were unhappy with some Shelburg Drive was arrested last night, adding "and we're Bank. Eddie Heywood, 73, by Sgt. John Lake. THE REGISTER of the court functions," Stoppiello Born in Jim Falls, Wis., Mrs. jazz pianist pleased that he has accepted that." said. "They were unhappy with Capt. Arthur Scott said . the way the court was being oper- Kinnaman lived in North Arling- Eddie Heywood Jr., 73, a popu- yesterday that the items, UNION BEACH — Few Matawan lawyer Louis Gra- ton and the Morristown area be- changes are expected tomorrow as nata, who was appointed to serve ated and we can't operate that lar jazz pianist who composed taken from two cars parked quickly to turn things around." fore moving to the borough in in the driveway of a West the borough officially organizes the rest of former Municipal Judge "Canadian Sunset," died Monday In other action expected tomor- 1977. in Miami Beach. Fla. Front Street home in the for the year, with two councilmen Robert Blum's term after Blum re- signed in mid-1988, will be ap- row, Stoppiello will appoint Don- She was a member of the Hope Hey wood's version of Cole Por- Lincroft section, induced a to be sworn in and an outgoing Presbyterian Church and the wallet, $10 in cash, and a councilman to head to the Zoning pointed to a three-year term for ald Schank to the Planning Board, ter's "Begin the Bcguine" was the part-time position that pays after the mayor learned Tuesday church's Retired Service Volun- popular in the 1940s, and after gold ring valued at $400. Board of Adjustment. teer Program. Mrs. Kinnaman $9,500 per year. that Chairman Donato Angelo is being sidelined by problems with Scott said all items were Councilman-elect Robert Gu- resigning. also was a member of the Order of his hands, Heywood returned with recovered except the wallet. towsky and Councilman Walter Jerry Massell, who took over the Eastern Star, Chapter 266, Eat- "We wanted to reappoint him," his composition of "Canadian Ptl. John Hill assisted Van Orden, both Republicans, for John Mulaney after he re- Stoppiello said, "but Tuesday I ontown. Sunset" and other songs in the with the arrest. will officially begin three-year signed in mid-1988, will be reap- Her husband. Enos, died in got a letter that said he didn't mid-1950s. His gentle-sounding terms tomorrow at the annual or- pointed to the one-year municipal want to be reappointed." 1970. tunes often were constructed ganization meeting. prosecutor term, a part-time posi- Surviving are a son, David of Turntable theft Stoppiello said Angelo cited around nature themes. Van Orden, 45, was re-elected tion paying $8,500, Stoppiello "uncomfortable feelings" as the Morristown; a daughter, Clarissa Heywood was named as a new said. Pcrucca of Eatontown; five broth- • RED BANK — Police are in November and Gutowsky, 36, reason behind his decision. star by Esquire magazine in 1945 investigating the reported won for the first time in an elec- Both the prosecutor and judge Stoppiello said a number of dig- ers, Jack Pfaff of Clinton, Arthur and recorded with vocalists Millie Pfaff of Ft. Pierce, Fla., Ernest theft of a $600 record tion that ousted Joseph Outcalt, resigned for personal reasons, nitaries were invited to the meet- HollidayHlnd Ella Fitzgerald, as turntable from Broker's on the lone Democrat on the council. Stoppiello said, although he ad- ing, including possible gubernato- Pfaff of Pennsylvania, and Willis well as recording his own albums. West Front Street. Pfafl" and Hubert Pfaff, both of Outcalt will be appointed to the mitted they were unhappy with rial candidate Chuck Hardwick. Cave Creek, Ariz.; eight grandchil- Art Rush, 81, Broker's manager said the dren and 10 great-grandchildren. former talent agent turntable was "carefully Arrangements are by the Robert removed" from a booth in A. Braun Home for Funerals, Eat- Art Rush, 81. a Hollywood tal- the lounge of the Police charge driver with DWI ontown. ent agent who represented Nelson establishment Tuesday, police said. Eddy, Roy Rogers and Dale Evans treated by the borough first aid on St. James Place after recogniz- William Heffernan, 89, and many radio-era stars, died Ptl. Darren McConnell By RANDAL C.ARCHIBOLD squad at police headquarters, Pi- ing the fugitive. Sunday in Los Angeles. responded to the call. retired printer THE REGISTER gott said, adding that police then Julian's car belonged to his • Police also arc took him to Bayshore Community brother, who filed a complaint William Heflernan, 89, of Mid- Rush was the executive produc- er of many network radio shows, investigating two thefts from Hospital, where a hospital with Lakewood police charging it dlctown died Wednesday in Riv- the locker room at the spokeswoman said he was not ad- was taken without his consent, Pi- erview Medical Center, Red Bank. and helped manage the careers of KEANSBURG — A borough Jackie Glcason, Mary Martin, YMCA on Maple Avenue. man was injured yesterday after mitted. Pinho was not injured. gott said. Born in Jersey City, he moved Vladimir Horowitz, Orson Welles The thefts were reported he allegedly ran a stop sign at the Kur was released on his owlj After being pulled over, Julian Middlctown in I960. and Eugene Ormandy during the Wednesday, police said. intersection of Seeley Avenue and recognizance, Pigott said. fled on foot with Dean chasing < He was a printer for Jersey City 1930s. Ptl. Joseph Milko Main Street and collided with a him some three blocks before he Patrolman Gary Kronenberger hopped a fence on Maplewood Printers for 40 years, retiring in The firm Rush founded in responded, and one victim car traveling on Main Street, po- responded. I960. 1939, Art Rush Inc., assisted Rog- said that his trousers, keys lice said yesterday. Avenue and disappeared into the e A man wanted by state police night, Pigott said. ers in the marketing and merchan- and $4 in cash wer.e taken Robert Kur, 24, of Shoreland He was a communicant of Sa- from an unlocked locker, on drug charges showed up in Seven officers combed the area, dising of more than 400 products Terrace was charged with drunken Keansburg Wednesday night but cred Heart Roman Catholic stemming from the cowboy's while the second victim said but Julian was not found. He is Church. Jersey City. driving and several other motor got away from authorities again believed to have stolen a car on songs, films and television shows. a wallet, containing three vehicle violations including run- after a foot chase, police said. Surviving are his sister, Grace credit cards and $ 15 in cash ning a stop sign and careless driv- Roland Street at about 10:15, Pi- Rush was also involved in fran- were taken from his Pigott said 25-year-old James gott said, adding the owner report- Meara of Seacaucus; and his neph- chising more than 500 restaurants ing after the collision with a car ew, James Fagan of Deltona, Fla. unlocked locker. driven by Ray Pinho of Clark, Julian, whose current address is ed seeing the car headed toward Roy Rogers has established unknown but who is originally Creek Road. • Arrangements are by the John throughout the country in associa- who was driving south on Main, Deputy Chief James Pigott said. from Keansburg, fled on root at Julian is described as white, 5 F. Pfleger Funeral Home, New tion with the Marriott Corp. of about 9:30 p.m. after Ptl. Francis feet-7 inches, 170 pounds, with Monmouth. Washington D.C. Kur received facial cuts and was Dean stopped the car he was using brown hair and brown eyes. Accu-Weather 5-dav forecast Today Tomorrow Sunday Monday Tuesday 31/29 40/34 42/37 40/31 37/29 MONMOUTH COUNTY FORECAST

Today will be cold, with snow mixed with sleet and a high of 31. Tonight will be snowy, with a low of 29. Tomorrow will be cloudy with drizzle and fog and a high Snow, may mix of 40. with sleet

TIDES EXTENDED ELSEWHERE Sunday: It will be mostly cloudy Thursday Chicago 27 21 Harrlsburg 26 12 30 11 San Juan,PR. 64 70 ody Sandy Hook Cincinnati 33 23 cdy Hartford 28 02 sn Norfolk,Va. 42 27 cdy Santa Fa 52 m cdy Temperatures indicate previourevlous dday'. a 44 6181a Mai OB with a rh?inr» nt shnwnrs, with a high and overn,[|litl,,vvti. a.m. EST. S 34 01 cdy Honolulu 82 88 OS clr Oklahoma City 55 47 clr Savannah 58 29 cdy • oaay: rtigns, e:t only several of our outstand- the bill in question as true "reform." rate information. Now I'm sorry I did. Differences in salaries also do not reflect the differ- ing students, but also our increases in Next time please endeavor to thor- Tribute to ecologist tc\t scores and emphasis on academ- The newspapers are now reporting oughly examine a governmental ini- ent forms of government in the 23 communities sur- ic achievement. veyed. To the editor: that we will actually be paying more' tiative before praising its success. Students, administration, leaching for less insurance. Is that reform? Steven Patchett According to the borough council form used in At- Over the Christmas weekend — a stall and the Board of Education Why didn't the press report the pos- Westfield time for peace and renewal — the lantic Highlands, for example, council members head environmental community and the various committees such as: police, sanitation and fi- world suffered the loss of a coura- BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed geous soul. nance and serve as the top administrator for these de- SOCIALISM/ /CW UNCMnOftteNt CHf-CK Francisco Mendcs Filho, world-re- TH/tTl WHF.fte THg partments. CHf.CK iOCML X nowned ecologist and labor leader, U3 ' ANpHOW [X>£S —. ( 'inf.Ch Yet, under a strong administrator, form of govern- was murdered for his defense of the A/WWII' W< rtl /i^ir , Amazon rain forest. V ,. '' --^ ment, the supervision anrf administration of various VV MClftLW departments is handled by full-time employees. The rain forest is being burned at an alarming rate. An area equivalent With no guidelines established for determining the to the size of Belgium is being de- amount officials should be paid, officials risk commit- stroyed daily in order to make way for cattle grazing. ting political suicide when voting on the establishment of salaries 6r approving pay raises — even though such The burning of the rain forest has been denounced by scientists for its stipends may be more than justified. contribution to the "greenhouse ef- A perfect example is the public uproar created in fect." • - -A.'fib - Highlands last spring when the governing body at- tempted to include a minimum salary for its members in the annual Budget, even though the proposed salary Commentary figures were loweiuhan stipends given to any of the paid officials in our area. We urge an independent group, preferably the N.J. League of Municipalities, to address this issue by estab- lishing parameters fora municipality to follow in deter- A fast train — it's the only way to fly mining annual salaries for members of its governing body. Landing, however, presents real Germany, Spain and Italy are al- Charleston. W. Va.? The reason it By DONALD KAUL problems. Are we headed for the ready involved in high-speed rail lost pressure is that a hole appeared Such guidelines should be based on the cost of living right runway, is our landing gear projects and Britain, Belgium and in the ceiling of the plane. This was in the region where the municipality is located, the size down, what's the windshcar like and the Netherlands are cranking up. It not as bad as the Aloha Airlines inci- There aren't many things you can why do the flight attendants seem to isn't quite as easy in the United dent last April when a good piece of of the community, its form of government and the count on in this imperfect world, but be praying? These are the questions Stales, where distances between pop- the plane blew away in flight, causing minimum time demands placed on its elected officials. one of them is that as soon as there's racing through the mind of the fre- ulation centers tend to be greater, but to it lose cabin pressure, to say noth- a tragic airplane crash any place in quent flier. there's no reason we can't have high- ing ofa Ilighl attendant. the world a man with a sincere hair- speed rail between Boston and cut, representing the airline industry, Let me tell you something: I never Washington or San Diego and San I don't want to fly in a plane that will appear on television.to remind ask myself any of those things when Francisco. the airline got because it wasn't good you that the most dangerous part of driving my car. Moreover, if I did I'd enough for Indonesia. air travel is driving to the airport. have some answers: I'd know what Anything is better than trying to The Register was happening. When you fly in a I think they should post the in- shoe horn more and more people spection reports of airplanes publicly "You could look it up." he says. plane you pick up your life like an into an air travel system that is al- "More people gel killed by falling so that passengers about to board can Founded in 1878 egg and you put it in someone else's ready overtaxed. That can't go on. It trees while sitting in their cars in the basket. That is not my idea of safe. see them. The "equipment," as they by John H. Cook and Henry Clay could be, you know, that the relative- like to call airplanes, would arrive driveways of their homes than are ly good safety record of the air traval A Oieater Media Newspapei— lost in the friendly skies." —Nor Is Hying in general a lot ofTun, ana me attendant would come out It consists of long stretches of dis- industry is largely a matter of luck. and post the report. You would look Sure. And when the doctor picks And it could be running out. William R. Canino comfort and boredom interspersed at it and read: up that big needle and says. "This with moments of terror. It only has In many ways the worst news to Vice President/Publisher isn't going to hurt," he means it. "Commissioned in 1942, saw ser- one thing to commend it — speed — come out of the recent air "inci- vice in the Berlin fire raids, con- You can squeeze statistics until but even that advantage is being dents" is that our airlines are now David Thaler demned in 1953, put back into ser- the decimal points squeak but the eroded by the congestion that in- buying used planes from Indonesia vice in. I960 and sold to Flying Group General Manager fact remains that flying in an air- creasingly clogs our major airports. and other Third World countries. Wallendas. bought by Sayonara Air- plane doesn't feel safe. The appre- There are still people at O'Hare in How the mighty have fallen. lines recently. Only 30,000 miles on Charles C. Triblehorn hension begins when you're sitting Chicago trying to get home for the tires, good radio and heater, me- Christmas — any Christmas. I remember the old days, before Executive Editor on the runway, ready to take off. Did deregulation, when American air- chanic's delight." they close the baggage door securely, There's a answer to this of course: lines, and cities for that matter, are the air traffic controllers awake, And you could sav: "Excuse me Judith S. Klein Joanne F. Shiebler high-speed trains. There'll always be bought stuff new and let the poor is their equipment working? You room for flying great distances or stewardess, where is trie closest rent- Managing Editor Marketing Director countries take their hand-me-downs: a-car?" rocket down the runway: are you over water, but for most trips be- buses, streetcars, planes. Now we get going fast enough arc you going too tween large population centers high- airplanes from countries that haven't I'm telling you, rail is the only way Randy Brameier Richard Polity fast, are the flaps up — or is it down? speed trains arc belter than planes — discovered the shoe yet. to fly. City Editor Group Advertising Director Once the plane is in the air you faster, quieter, cheaper, safer and less hostage to the weather. Did you see that story the other don't have much to worry about, just day about the Eastern Airlines plane, Donald Kaul is a columnist with Tri- the roof blowing off or a bomb. Europe knows this. France, West that "lost cabin pressure" over bune Media Services. » 6A The Register NATION 8 WORLD FRIDAY, JAN 6, 1989 U.S.: Video footage shows Libya lied about jets

Security Council that the U.S. By NORMAN BLACK planes fired on the Libyan aircraft ASSOCIATED PRESS in reaction to hostile actions that They were obviously armed aircraft with obvious hostile intent. We believe that our aircraft "constituted an armed attack" on commanders behaved in a prudent manner in defending themselves, in defending their aircraft and American forces. WASHINGTON — P holo- U.S. Ambassador Herbert S. graph ii' evidence shows Libya lied in defending their ship, Okun made the statement in a let- when il claimed the two planes Dan Howard ter to the I 5-member council, thai the United Slates shoi down Pentagon spokesman which held private consultations over ihe Mediterranean Sea were on Libya's protest of the incident. unarmed reconnaissance aircraft, But Libyan Ambassador Ali Sunni missiles on its fuselage and wings. craft. Well, we have the pictures craft and in defending their ship," "not to raise the tension in the Ihe Keagan administration said Mumasscr called the incident a area." He refused to elaborate. yesterday, "It tells me that the Libyan am- now that they were not unarmed he said. ."premeditated act of aggression" bassador to the U.N. is a liar. aircraft. At the United Nations, the So- "We deplore this accident." Be- and said the Libyan fighters were Citing video footage from one That's the first thing il tells me," lonogov said. "It shows the se- "unarmed, on routine reconnais- of two US. Navy F-14 jel fighters "They were obviously armed viet ambassador, Alexander M. Howard told a packed Pentagon riousness of the situation and that sance, ordinary flying." involved in the confrontation aircraft with obvious hostile in- Belonogov. said yesterday that news briefing. all military personnel should be President Reagan, boarding his Wednesday. Pentagon spokesman tent. We believe that our aircraft Moscow "gave a warning signal to under strong instructions' not to be plane in Los Angeles to return to Dan Howard said photographs of ""They've gone out yesterday commanders behaved in a Washington," before the Ameri- Washington following a vacation, loo quick to pull the trigger." one of the Libyan fighters showed and said repeatedly that those prudent manner in defending can jet fighters shot down the Li- told reporters, "Our pilots acted that the aircraft was carrying four were unarmed reconnaissance air- themselves, in defending their air- byan planes, to show restraint and TJie United States told the U.N. completely in self-defense."

The Court dismisses appeals in Gandhi assassination

World NEW DELHI, India (AP) — The Su-Jail, where the last hanging was in 1984. the northern states of Haryana, Himachal Lawyers and relatives went to the prison preme Court rejected appeals by the two They arc not related; all members of the Pradesh and Punjab, where Sikh militants yesterday for final visits. British rail Sikhs condemned for the 1984 assassina-. Sikh faith have Singh, which means lion, as arc waging a 6-year-old separatist war, in Attorney R.S. Sodhi emerged after a 45- lion of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, and part of their names. case violence accompanied the hangings. minule meeting-with Salwanl Singh. 54. •LONDON —British Rail ordered that they be hanged today in the A third Sikh. Balbir Singh, also was ar- Security was increased at bus and railway one of two Sikh bodyguards accused of kill- will pay about $18,000 in •tVntral prison's courtyard. rested, tried and convicted on conspiracy stations, often targets of Sikh extremists, at ing Mrs. Gandhi. He described his client as immediate compensation to charges and sentenced to death, but the calm and composed, then read handwritten Panels of live justices each turned down government offices and other locations. relatives of Ihe 34 people court overturned the conviction in August statement by the condemned man- pleas yesterday by Satwanl Singh, the only Many schools were ordered closed. killed in last month's for lack of evidence. ("lapham rail crash, officials assassin who survived, and Kehar Singh, Preparations for the executions were "There is no greater privilege for a Sikh said yesterday, convicted of helping plot the murder. Mrs. Gandhi was shot down by members completed last October after the first death to lay down his life for the protection" of of her personal guard Oct. 31. 1984. in the warrants were issued. The manila ropes, an his faith, il said. "I wish I could be born "This is the last legal battle. We can't go The sum would he given garden of her home in New Delhi. Other inch thick and nearly 20 feet long, were again and again and each time lay down my m advance of consideration anywhere now." said Kehar Singh's lawyer, members of the guard then fired on the as- stretched, tested and locked in a vault. The life for this." for oilier possible Ram Jelhmalani. sassins, but Satwanl Singh survived. country's only two hangmen have been kept Jasbir Kaur. Kehar Singh's wife, said compensation awards The condemned were ordered executed Police a,nd soldiers were put on maxi- under guard insidc-lhc prison for the past after visiting him: "He's happy and laugh- following the Dec. 12 at the maximum-security Tihar Central mum alert yesterday in New Delhi and in three months. ing. He told me to take care of the family." disaster, said a spokesman for the state-run rail service. The morning rush-hour crash injured more lhan 100 Oliver North to face people and killed 33 others fteminffton furs outright. Another victim died later of injuries, tough charges for Yugoslavia protest Iran-Contra cover-up •BELGRADE, Yugoslavia GREATEST EVER.. — The former director of a WASHINGTON (AP) — The food company who is on narrow case that Independent trial for issuing promissory notes worth about $1 billion •Counsel Lawrence Walsh has car- has gone on a hunger strike ved out against Oliver North .tar- to demand his release, it was gets the cover-up of Ihe Iran-Con- reported yesterday. tra money diversion and contains the charges even Walsh's critics Fikret Abdicof thought were most likely to suc- Agrokomerc said in a letter •to the daily newspaper •ceed. Borba that he will fast until But the former White House the "illegal persecution" of aide would no, longer be charged those implicated in the affair with a direct crime for diverting is stopped. money from Iranian arms sales to Ahdic has been jailed in the Nicaraguan Contras, the town of Bihac since Walsh proposed yesterday to September 1987. skirt a raging dispute over what classified documents can be intro- Iran snow duced by defense and prosecution •NICOSIA, Cyprus — by dropping charges of conspiracy OLIVER L. NORTH Snow has fallen on the and theft of government property. of the Contras. including mislead- desert regions of Khur and Those were the only remaining ing Congress and Attorney Gener- Biyabanak in eastern Iran counts which charged a crime in al Edwin Meesc and shredding diverting the money. for Ihe first time in 50 years, and altering government docu- ihe official Islamic Republic But if U.S. District Judge Ger- ments. News Agency reported hard Ciesell accepts Walsh's mo- yesterday, The three other counts charge tion. North would still face 12 North with accepting a gratuity, Officials said four inches charges. of snow had fallen in the last converting money to personal use 24 hours, forcing schools to Those 12 carry a cumulative, and scheming to defraud the Trea- close. maxinium penalty of 60 years in sury of lax revenue. prison and $3 million in fines,al - though federal judges simply do Of the nine cover-up-based Baby adventure not sentence first offenders to con- counts, four relate directly lo con- •JERUSALEM — A 3- secutive, maximum penalties on cealing the diversion of arms sale year-old girl who wanted to all counts which produce guilty money. verdicts. see her grandmother in Il is ihese four that longtime London got on an airport Nine of these counts charge government prosecutors, speaking bus. toddled through Israeli security and passport North with trying to prevent dis- privately, always thought were checks, and boarded a coverv of his activities on behalf Walsh's strongest charges. 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"It's sin ! -I | he sii I' me and ered i "ii' lor W estern lasics. By SUSAN LINNEE lllj niilsii . .i.: I ,i learned ' \\ n.ii\ happening uovv. I knew .. . . from Mm.i.' s.inl Wi'siun. who it was'going in happen. It was just lived in fangicrs from I47|o \'>~'2 a mallei of time." he said. "The and Kin a ja// club above the spti ii ui \irii a is every w here." M \DKID. Spain — I he llrsi Main nania ( inema Mm ihe spun ol racism isn't far lime Rand) Weston set Ibui in Al- behind. Wesion added — the rica. the iruih »>t whai his lather Mis son. A//edine. a pereussi,o- same racism thai forced him and had been idling him Ini home, nisi, was called Niles when he "em in the \meriean School in main other black Vmericnn musi- "The.chip has Hi go hack id the langicrs — ihe "Little Nilcs" of cians lo leave the I niled Slates in hlock Ironi where it came, that's ihe classic Wesion composition. the late mills and 'Mis for Europe what Pop would lell me." the '>-- His name was changed in a cere^ or \hiia year-old ja/y piamsi and compos- mony performed by Moroccan Weston started playing piano as' er s;ml during trrevent seven-day musicians from the nearby Kii a ihild growing up in Brooklyn. gig in Madrid that round him half- Mountains. He played as a icen-agei1 at Broad- way between homes in Marrakesh, wav dance halls thai catered lo Morocco. and.Brooklyn. N.Y. During Ins stay m Taffgicrs. Wesion shared musical informa- lonely servicemen at ihe outbreak n I he Iruth struck him 2 years tion with longtime resident Paul ol World Wai II He joined Ihe ;igo when he visiied Nigeria. Sene- Bowles, llie \mencan writer who* segregated I .S, Sinn and served gal and Morocco on tours spon- collected and documented the in the iiuai'ierniasliT corps on Oki- sored by the U.S. State Depart- music ol ihe Rif for the I ibrary ol nawa bin wasn't permiitcd to play ment that look jazz to \lrica and. ( (ingress, and introduced Ilinish in the while \rmy hand inadvertently. Afro- \nicrican ja// and American rock musicians Id " I luie wire while guvs who musicians lo their musical roots. the mysteries of the music of the wanted lo play wnh me." he said. Weston's lather was Frank I d- tin> \illagcol'Jujuka. "We'd have Io 11nil some oId ward Weston: born in Panama of .Wesion said it the video is suc- place, and il I got hungry, they'd Jamaican parents., redoubtable cessful, he plans lo do another one have to go and bin me a hamburg- cook and hosi who often united in Nigeria where he recently ,re- er because I couldn't go in lo get Ins sons friends and,'Tans home ceived the Knois \ward from the tin own." for dinner in Brooklyn or Tangiers •Nigerian ( ullural Association for l When he relumed lo ihe Siales before he died in l 'Xl at the age his ioninhuiion to African music. he hung out with fellow pianist ofK7, Ihe recent emergence of M'ri- I helonions Monk, anil plaved I asi June. Weston and a French can musii' and musicians in I u- wnh drummers < harlic Peisipand production company finished tap- lope and the I nited Slates such as Ma\ Roach and saxophonists ('o- ing a video called "Rands in lan- King Sunny Ulc, Johnny (Icgg leman Hawkins, .lohnny Griffin Sibling team giers." Ii opens wnh the musician anil Ion it" kunilii iloesn I surprise anil ( harlie "Bird" Parker. and a swarm of youngsters push- Wesion. Nor docs it shock linn Wesion has mixed feelings The Yates Musical Theatre, a family singing group, will perform ".Hansel and Gretel" and ing a grand piano up a narrow that while musicians such as Paul about "Bird." < Inn Eastwood's 'Goldilocks and the Three Bears' Sunday at Manalapan High School. street in the medina. or \rah quar- Simon, through his "Ciraccland" Him about Parker, the legendary ter, of the Moroccan port thai is album, are given credit lor intro- saxophonist who helped create the gateway to \fried. ducing music previously consid- bebop. Tim Dunigan portrays a rather different 'Davy Crockett'

Nev crlhcjcss. Dunigan did Ihe Army plans lo attack Ihe Boone' (whom Parker plaved in Duingan's Crockett is younger Dunigan first came to I os An- By JERRY BUCK begin ailing, al Webster College in youth's viilagc during a sacred cer- Ihe l%(ls). Ihe Davv Crockcll I than Parker's. Inn the major dif- geles tin a pilot called "Century ASSOCIATED PRESS Si. Louis. He soon joined ihe St. emony. see was more ol a W ill Rogers ol ference is lhal in the past 111 vears. ( itv." in which he plaved Richard Louis Repertory Co. "My Davy Crockett is certainly his lime. He was a storyteller who views regarding Indians, ethnic Kilev's son. "I'll been doing musi- Last year. Dunigan won out different from Fess Parker's." Du- liked lo sil around and tell good m i nori lies and w omen ha v e cals and hail neverbeen in front of LOS \NOELES — Tim Duni- over more than 1.000 actors for nigan said during a brief visit in stories. changed. Ihe upcoming episode a camera before." he said. "X. on gan was an interested onlooker know what I liked ahoiil it'.' Sou the role of the new Davv Crocked Los Angeles. The show is filmed "I think people want to see Ihe reflects thai change. In Ihe past, when Ihe television series "Lucas i Quid do il tivvr again " in NBC's "The Magical'World of m British Columbia. legend. Still, we have lo give il it's doubtful lhal (rocket! would I aimer." nboul a former baseball Dumgan's lasl show was ihe Disney." The role was originated more reality. So there we are (Hit have been sensitive to Indian sa- player turned teacher, was filmed "Fess Parker will always be cred ceremonies. syndicated series '*'('aptain Powers by Fess Parker in the Frontierland Davv Crockett to a lol of people. I in ihe woods. We have lo lell a near his home. segment of "Disneyland" in I'^-i- anil ihe Soldiers ol ihe Future.*' don't think people are going lo story lhal both children and adults "He did Ins share of Indian which was also made in Canada. 55, "They filmed some of it in forget him. I know I grew up can enjoy. It's ihe hardest thing lighting." said Dunigan. "bin later In 1483 he was baby siller lo an Webster droves. Mo., where I. Ihe latest chapter will be seen watching him. Bui I think people I've ever done physically." when he was in < ongnss he fried orangutan in "Mr. Smith." This grew up." said Dunigan. "I was Sunday'. Jan. 15. Crockett, who can watch,me and enjoy me as Al times, ihe role has called for lo help Indians. I'm mil in Ihe monkey business didn't last very interested:! because I wanted lo be saves a voting Creek Indian and Davv Crockett, loo. Actually. Dunigan to run up a mountain woods. He's a hero. Dial's the long ()n "Wizards anil Warriors.' ;i baseball player. I never thought becomes his guardian spirit, is since I was horn in 1955. I think wearing soaking wet leather cloth- wav I play him. He's exciting He he was I'l IIKe I )n k Blackpool's in- about acting." caught in a moral dilemma when ot Fess Parker more as 'Daniel ing and carrying a heavy musket. tells vou straight." competent brother. < Icollrey. Leno not always a funny man

think they're hysterical. They see a By RICK KOGAN comic on slage and they think. 'I REGISTER WIRE SERVICES could do that if I wauled to. I'm Leno treats most funny.' Ihe lliing about comics is everything he does thai we have no real instrument: Seriously, folks, savs .lav leno: you don'l hear people say about "I remember when I was getting with a workmanlike Eric Clapton, 'Oh. I could plav ihe $2> for playing Ihe Knights of ("o- elan. guitar like lhal if I wanted to." In liimbus in 1973 and glad to gel it." lhal wav. people share something I hen. in reponse lo a ijueslion with comics lhal they can't have lihout his role as permanent guesi lies his wicked ways: a vast num- wnh any oilier son ol performer" host on "The Tonight Show" — ber of comics' names (Eddie Mur- These reasons, surprising in and as remarkable an example as. phy. Robin Williams and Sieve their simplicity and lecl-on-rhc- you'll find ol how far a performer Martin, lo name bin a lew) domi- ground sensibility, go to the heart can navel in 15 vears — he savs. nate movie marquees: former of the stand-up success. "I just signed a new contract lor ( alskill comic Jackie Mason leno does not look al Ins pro- lhal. I ihink it's for two vears." wows em on Broadway. fession with any prelenlion. I lie You ihink'.1 We asked Leno. befitting his se- reason he works, unlike the reason I nehai aclenslif ally. Leno is lection as Artist of ihe Year, lo Van Ciogh painted and Joyce not Irving lo be lunny. I here is relied on his own success and on wrote, is the reason most of us nothing funny about treating one ihe stand-up scene in general. He work: to earn a liv ing. While such ill the most coveted jobs in lele- responded franklj and seriously. sentiments would he sniffed ai by, v ision. and hence one of ihe most . And though one might have ex- artistes, his down-to-Fartli philos- pecled him to comment on. per- visible positions in America, wnh ophy strikes a responsive chord in haps, a collective American ennui. such seeming laissc/ lime. Hut the \mcrican public, most of oiler a Unighler-in-lhc-face-of-the- leno ireais mosi eyeryihing he whom are closer in lifestyle and apocalvpse philosophy, we didn't dues with a workmanlike elan. outlook lo leno or. lor that mai- hear such lofty notions, Here is ler. Roscanne, Ihan lo Leonard "I like lo wine jokes, lell them I cno discoursing on Ihe reason for Bernstein or Madonna and go.home." he savs the current popularity of his act Jay Leno is a stand-up comic. Il and Ins an: The stand-up is America's blue is certainly not ihe loftiest rung on collar entertainer. Though Leno • Economics, "One of ihe rea- ihe arts and entertainment ladder, and many oilier stand-ups make sons for .stand-up's success is eco- many thousands ol dollars per ap- hot il has become one of the most nomics. Other entertainments crowded and noisiest. Leno stands pearance — Leno is easilv a have become loo expensive. If you Kill there, comedy's consummate' millionaire — they nev erlheless. own a club, you can have a rela- professional. for Ihe most pan. live lives lo tively famous comedian appear which most anyone can relate. As the most visible practioner lor ihe same price you might pay a Ihe glitter of stardom does not of an entertainment form that has decent local band. It was a classic stick easily lo the stand-ups' been si/zling across xmcrica for ease of a lol of club owners ripping shoulders. nearly a decade and which, this out the Pac Man machines and The road is a grind. There is year, finally exploded. Leno has pulling in a stage. Money has been 3SSBS- nothing romantic about it. noth- come lo be regarded as the sland- ihe fuel of the comedy club ing remote or inaccessible about a up's stand-up in ihe same way lhal scene." comic getting up on slage. de- Wade Hoggs is the hitter's hitter. • Selling, "The funkier, the hel- fenseless bul for Ins or her own Jack Nicholson ihe actor's actor ler. In a comedy club, it's fine if imagination. In ihe main, whether and Rudolf Serkin a pianist's pia- ihe spotlight blinks and Ihe sound n's Sam Kinison screaming about nist. And ihe Chicago Tribune's svslem is snatchy. That just the tribulations of marriage or Artist of the Year, wouldn't work in a fane) place — Joan Rivers discussing her sagging "Sounds like a huge rcspnnsihil- people would want their money chest, the stand-up is poking col- j'ly " he s.ivs "Whnl dors ii back, Vou ao-lo il en i kuiic limes. AndHciivri'MHin- mean. a huge star and for most of the ding. Still, for all of Lena's individual people il's just like watching TV. "I just travel the country and success, he is but Ihe up of the At a club, there is a certain intima- identify the absurd." Leno said. stand-up iceberg and lhal. too. is cy to ihe setting — my parents Leno's humor is remarkably, another reason for this year's grew up with live shows, grew up broad-based. He seems interested honor: I*>SS has been ihe Year of seeing someone talk hack lo you. in everything and goes about ihe OFF MAJOB S ihe Stand-up. I'lus. it is verv like a movie; you low-pressure dcmystificulion of «4> every Coat an' Consider, if you will, just a lew lake a dale, you don'l really have contemporary! America with an of the events.that took place this lo talk. There are people making emphasis on its politics, show year: Roseanric Hair, a poilly conversation lor you. And it's a business and popular culture. He stand-up from Denver, bursts into nightclub. When I was a kid. I is a contemporary Will Rogers, the new TV season wnh her ABC never knew anybody who went to the sland-up as every man. sitcom. "Roscanne." which finds a nightclub." He was born James Douglas a comfortable spot in the Top 10 • Everyman. "It's easy to forget Muir Leno. the second of two along with that oilier stand-up the fact that someone is funny be- boys, in New RocHcllc. N.Y.. in \ success. Bill Cosby: on any given cause everybody thinks they're 1950 and grew up in Andovcr. night, you find an increasing num- funny. It's like sex. You can lake Mass.. a suburb of Boston. His ber of comedy specials on your the fattest, dumpiest guy in the mother. Catherine, was a house- 44 APPLE STREET • TINTON FALLS cable"! V channels: "Punchline." a world and there's no way you can wife. His father. Angelo. an insur- rcwiburv Av«. al McDonalds movie about stand-up comics is convince him he's not good in ance salesman and do-it-yourself released: David 1 eltciniiin eonlin- bed. In Ihe same wav. all men joke feller. HOURS: DAILY & SAT. 9:30 AM TO 5:30 • THURS & FRI. TIL 9 • SUN. NOON TO 5 PM 8A The Register ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY, JAN 6, 1989

Clawing for attention NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Manicurist Joyce Mays doesn't bile her nails anymore, and she stopped cutting them three years ago. The result: twisting, brightly painted, 5-inch- long talons that arc her most prized posses- Ann Landers sions. Mays' clawlikc fingernails astonish passers- by who often peer through the window of the salon where she works and watch her give Suggestion for a seminar manicures. * Dear Readers: A while back, one of my Favorite.commentators, "Peopje stare al my nails," said Mays. 43. David Brinkley, signed off his Sunday program on ABC with a "When fhey do. it doesn't bother me. 1 try to real gem. It it weren't so outrageous it would be downright funny. gel closer — and give them one of my busi- Here it is: ness cards." To protect her nails, she never uses them in Mr. Brinkley: Finally, a brief look at how Congress really works. mundane lasks like dialing the phone. In- The House of Representatives voted $750,000 for something stead, her knuckles get a lot of wear and tear. called The Taft Institute, which sponsors seminars on the Ameri- She also can't change the sheets on the bed, can two-party system. This is a real waste of money.to begin with. relying on her husband. Bill, to perform that From the House the bill went to the Senate where, in an election chore. year, it was quickly seen as a Christmas tree and they proceeded to Every three weeks, she paints a new acrylic hang on it every badjdea that the Senate had been waiting to slip design on her long, long nails. through when nobody was watching. When Pope John Paul II visited New Or- Before anyone noticed, the $750,000 escalated to $66 million -- leans last year, she painted a picture of the an increase of 8.7(10 percent. pontiff, hands clasped in prayer, on a thumb- nail. On the other thumbnail was a likeness of When they sent this^hiess back to the House to accept the St. Louis Cathedral, blue sky in the back- changes, one member saia. "If this were not so pitiful, it would be ground and a banner with the pope's name ASSOCIATED PRESS a joke. I guess they just can't keep their fingers off the taxpayers' (lying above it. money." The bill was so bad the House killed it. "I like doing the different art work on my Who's watching whom? So, here's a suggestion to the Congress: If you want to finance a nails." Mays said. "Besides, I like the atten- seminar, why not consider one on how Congress loves to waste the tion." Mike Abrams of Ottawa, Canada, is caught off-guard by a black-capped chickadee taxpayers' money'.' perched on his hat as he observes other brids at the Stoney Swamp Conservation Be there for the battered and beaten Minus the minus area in Ottawa. Dear Ann Landers: From lime to time you have printed letters EVANSTON, III. (AP) — Shhhhhh. Don't from battered women. Some of your answers suggest that you tell the folks. The fall grades on some report that when it hit the paper, it didn't make an students complained that their fall grade- believe these women are normal people. cards at Northwestern University might not impression," university Registrar Donald point averages did not match the grades Gwinn said Wednesday. printed on the report cards. Often, when a woman is battered, rules of normalcy no longer be as good as they look. apply. She will defend her husband (or lover) when a neighbor or That A, B, C or D might actually be an A- So no minuses were visible on report cards For example, students whose reports cards the police come to her rescue, for a very good reason. The man minus, B-minus. C-minus or D-minus. mailed to undergraduates. . listed A's for every fall subject were puzzled will beat her worse than ever if she doesn't lake his side. He may "The character on the printer that makes Gwinn said his office learned about the when the grade-point average did not read a spend a little time in jail, but he will be back, and she knows it. the minus sign was worn down to the point problem when the new term started and some perfect 4.0. The same applies to the battered woman who refuses to leave the man when she is offered the opportunity. He has probably threatened her life, the children's lives and the lives of her parents and anyone who is close to her. She also may be so emotionally I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME battered that she truly believes she deserves the treatment she is by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee By Stella Wilder getting and that she cannot survive without this man. Unscramble these lour Jumbles, Born today, you will likely benefit interest in certain unusual activities In spite of all this, the best thing you can do for a battered one letter to each square, to lorm from a rich heritage as well as a will likely see you traveling some dis- woman is slip her the phone number of the local women's shelter (our ordinary words. lengthy and well-rounded education. tance today. (or the YWCA). You can also be there for her to talk to. She needs You have clear-cut literary talents, TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - to discuss her problems with someone who is non-judgmental, and.your work may Lakti you far from What seems a sure thing during the someone she can trust. OPUCE tome more than once in your lifetime first part of the day may be in jeopar- You crave personal expression, and dy before nightfall Make alternative I know all about this sort of thing because I have — Been There you become quickly depressed if you v J plans (North Bay. (alii.) are not allowed to pursue your own in- GEMINI (May 21-Jtine 20) - It is terests to the fullest There may be up to you to chart your course for the Dear North Bay: You are right when you say a woman who times when your religious beliefs are tolerates beatin|(s is not a normal person. These pathetic victims day — and on into the coming week PIGER a source of tension among your friends This is a good day for sports and have such a low level of self-esteem that they must be considered and family members games ' ~\ dysfunctional. It is likely you will have a great im- CANCER (June 21-July 22) - Har- Many were beaten by their fathers and saw their mothers get n pact on others in your own line of mony may be threatened on the home work, as well as those who carry on knocked around as well. They grew up in violent homes and ac- front today by an unknown intruder or your tradition after you are gone. You a family member who drops in cepted brutality as a way of life. will maintain deep and lasting ties to unexpectedly. I In1 only way to break this cycle of violence is for all concerned HATTOR WHAT A SUCCESSFUL your birthplace — and indeed you may PICKPOCKET never leave the house in which you LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - You can ti> Ket professional help. Wife-beaters were almost always beaten 1 by their parents. These men need counseling more than they need ALWAYS TRIES TO first lived expect certain of your alliances to be- punishment if they are to learn how to handle anger and live in 6ET NEXT TO. Also born on this dat« art: Carl gin changing considerably today. peace. • X Sandburg, author and pool; Earl Don't ignore a friend's plea for help. Scruggs, musician; Bonnie Frank- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - Per- COIPLE lin, actrasa. Now arrange the circled letters to sonal affairs will likely heat up today lorm the surprise answer, as sug To see what is in store for you to- once you lay your cards on the table .. A J gested by the above carioon morrow, find your birthday and read and reveal your true affections. the corresponding paragraph Let your birthday star be your daily guide. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 22) - You n»[ IIII1 SATURDAY, JAN. 7 have a rare opportunity to undo a mis- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) - take made during the past few days (Answers tomorrow) It is likely you will score a eome-f rom- Evening hours bring a need for insight. behind victory late in the day Even SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - Heloise Yesterday s Jumbles: BERYL KEYED ANKLET CUDGEL your rivals will be impressed. Don't let another stand in your way to- Answer: The first thing a man often runs into wit'- a AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) - new car—DEBT day It is important that you begin im- Don't depend on certainty today; al- plementing a new set of plans. ways allow for errors, accidents or un- Better business through BBB expected developments SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. tl) Now bicfc In itock. Jumble Booh No 5 It available tor 12.80, which includes pottagr PISCES (Feb. U-Marcb 20) - — You may be tempted to go on a buy- Dear Hcloise:! have read in seyeral of your columns that when qnd handling, (torn Jumble, cfo Ihlt nawtpiper, PO Boi 4366. Orlando. Fl 32802-4366 ing spree today. Stop and think! Is Includa your namt, iddrttt and ilp codi ind mak« your check payable lo newspape>books Those around you will be impressed by you are not happy with a product or service, one of the first things your ability to "see" the future at this there anything you can and should go to do is to contact your local Better Business Bureau. time Indeed, you do know a secret. without? Copyrifbi Hit Unlud rulun SrMjcau. lac I'd like to know what they can do. Do they give legal advice or ARIES (March 21 April 19) - Your help solve problems between manufacturers and consumers? — A. Ovcrstreel. Arlington. Va. We would like to thank the United States Office of Consumer Affairs for the following helpful information. Some of the services that Better Business Bureaus (BBB) offer are: general information on products or services, reliability reports, background information on local businesses and organizations, and records of a company's complaint-handling performance. ACROSS Each BBB has its own policy about reporting information. It 1 Colored Bricks Without Straw 5 Treaties may or may not tell you the nature of the complaint against a 10 Use the business, but all will tell you if a complaint has been lodged. By ALFRED SHEIN WOI.II slopes Many of the BBBs accept written complaints and will contact a 13 Seep firm on your behalf. BBBs do not judge or rate individual products "I can't make bricks without suit, more or less balanced distri- 14 Colorful fish or brands, handle complaints concerning the prices of goods or straw," South protested after play- bution, and about seven to nine 15 Hwys. ing today's hand unsuccessfully. 16 Subway Items services, or give legal advice. However, many bureaus do offer high-card points. If you hail Q-10- 18 Ogles binding arbitration, a form of dispute resolution, to those who ask "With a dummy like thai, you 8-7 of either major suit, you would 19 Rub out for it. — Heloise should have passed me at three jump lo two of that suil (a slight 20 Everything hearts." overbid) rather than bid INT. 21 Friend North thought but said nothing 22 Period Another use for shoulder pads South dealer 24 Pierces --often a good thing lo say. Both sides vulnerable Dear Hcloise: My husband is a plumber and he's always work- South took the first heart and the 27 Future hen ing on his knees. The poor guy's knees arc red and irritated. I 30 Orlando's top spades, followed by a spade ruff NORTH state: abbr. bought him knee pads but they were too cumbersome and annoy- in dummy. East overruffed and led • 63 32 "— power" ing to put on and take off. I thought there must be a better way. another trump, defeating the con- V542 (Longfellow) That's when 1 remembered my shoulder pads. I had a few sets tract. 065432 33 Household of pads, so I look two of them and sewed them on the inside of his South's bid of three hearts was 4632 deity pants at the knee area. When he kneeled, they were right under his 34 Single forcing, but I must confess that I WEST 36 "— Is knees. They worked well and aren't noticeable. — Julie Davis, would pass with that ghastly North EAST • QJ105 Enough" Orlando, Fla. hand. I'm not proud of'it, bul once 38 Ability to form every ten years I pass a forcing bid. •976 mental OAJ10 Neat nail organizers OKQ97 images .1989 Tribune Media Service: 01(06/89 SHOULD DISCARD • KJ95 43 Related All Rights Reserved • Q1087 Dear Hcloise: My husband has a workshop in the garage and Instead of ruffing the third spade maternally Y6tt»rday's Puzzle Solved: I'm pretty proud of him — he's extremely neat. I'd like to tell you in dummy South should discard a SOUTH 44 — mode 6 Samoan port 7 Beautiful: pref. nnnn nnm nnnnn how he stores his nails, screws and other small items. club from dummy. West returns a • AK874 45 Dine "PAKQJIO 48 Fear 8 Actress Todd nnnn nnnn nnmnn I saved all the baby-food jars and gave them to him. He nailed trump, and South again leads a low 48 Edge 9 Draft letters nnnn nnnn nnnnn —tiie lids lu the underside of his shelves. All lie lias to du is UIIMICW apade and discards a club frum £8 SB AHtmpt 10 Edllorlar • A4 the bottles and take what he needs, then screw them back to the dummy. 51 Land hooldlngi s Instructions nnnnnnnnn lids. Now West ran defeat the con- South Wetl North EMI 53 Permit 11 Ship parts nnnnn nnnnnnnnn tract only if he underleads his ace 2* Pass 2 NT Pass 55 Punta del — 12 Parla suburb nnnnn nnnnn nnn He can see what is in each bottle and also there's no problem of 56 Youngster 15 Set straight nnnn nnnn bottles falling off shelves. He must have 25 bottles under there. of diamonds, enabling East to win 3V Pass 3 NT Pass 58 Lilts 17 Peon nnn nnnnn nnnnn The junior-size baby-food jars are a perfect size. — Hanna Peter- and lead a third trump. 4S? All Pass 62 Curdled milk 23 "— lasti" nnnnnnnnn nnnnn son, Tacoma, Wash. How can you fault a game con- 63 Passs 25 Dominate tract that can be defeated only by a Opening lead--'97 65 Torme and O(t 26 "...comic Is — nnnnnnnnn bad spade break and absolutely 68 Maxim ol sympathy" nnnnnnn nnnnnn Patch with lace A Pocket Guide lo Bridge writ- flawless defense? 67 Exam (Emerson) nnnnn nnnn nnnn Dear Heloise: I was ironing a few slips and somehow got side- ten by Alfred Sheinwold is availa- 68 Belore 27 Whitney or nnnnn nnnn nnnn DAILY QUESTION 69 Uptight Yale nnnnn nnnn nnnn tracked. The iron got too hot and I scorched a little section near ble. Get your copy by lending $2.50, < ) including a stamped, self-ad- 70 Followers: 28 Brave the bottom. It actually burned a small hole. Youhold:4>92 J 98 30KQ97* sulf. 29 Literary OIIMfll dressed No. 10 envelope, to Shein- I was so upset because this was my favorite slip. Thinking of Q 10 8 7. Dealer, at your left, bids method Piggery 57 Follows wold on Bridge, in care of Ibis what I could do to salvage it, I got the idea of getting a little lace one diamond. Partner doubles, and DOWN 31 Collection of Hoodwink relentlessly the next player passes. What do newspaper, P.O. Box 1000, Los 1 Love to anecdotes Fondles 59 Soviet applique at the fabric store. you say? Angeles, CA 90053. Not available excess 35 Airport abbr. Gravelly ridge veto I picked out a dainty lace design and sewed it over the scorch outside of continental United 2 Possessive 37 Autocrat Beelzebub 60 Otherwise ANSWER: Bid INT, promising 3 Poet Pound 39 Elastic bands —fruttl 81 Collections mark and hole. The burn mark is completely unnoticeable and al least one trick in the opponent's Slates, o 1989. Los Angtleilums Syndic*! actually the applique made the slip more attractive. — Carol 4 Thick 40 Virginia willow 55 Qlrl In a 63 Grain 5 Contslner 41 Ailing Salinger story 64 Charge Gilbert, Dallas, Texas How clever you are. A wonderful way to salvage a mistake. — Heloise FRIDAY, JAN. 6, 1989 The Register 9A COMMUNITY CALENDAR

County Wide en through eighth grades from 7 to K:45 p.m. through March 30 at the Rurrison- STATUS OF WOMEN — The Mon- Fair Haven RegionalHigh School. Wres- mouth County Advisory Commission on tling instruction is provided by former the Status of Women will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the Special Services area wrestling coaches. The $-5 fee covers Complex Conference Room, 300 Halls medical insurance and membership in the Mill Road, Freehold. U.S.A. Wrestling Federation. The pro- gram is limited lo 30 children. For more information, call 747-1.148. Atlantic Highlands AEROBICS — The Rumson Recre- ALLEN POST — The C. Eugene Allen ation sponsors womens aerobics at (> p.m. Memorial Post No. 141 of the American Mondays and Thursdays al Bingham Legion will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Hall. Bingham Avenue. For more infor- Senior Citizens' Building at the Yacht mation, call 842-5164. Harbor. For more information, call 291- 2209. Shrewsbury HISTORICAL SOCIETY — The At- lantic Highlands Historical Society will TAX BOOK OPEN — The borough meet Wednesday in Borough Hall. Wil- tax book will be open for inspection dur- liam E. Kemble will present "An Ameri- ing regular business hours at Borough can Palace — Shadow Lawn,'1 a slide Hall Monday according to Bernard .1. show and lecture on Wilson Hall at Mon- Marx, lax assessor. mouth College. Refreshments will be BUSINESS HELP — Free help is served. For more information, call 291- available to small business persons 0957. through SCORE, the Service Corps of Re- tired Executives at Brookdale Commu- Colts Neck nity College, or al the Monmouth ( ounly Library. Eastern Branch. To make an ap- SINGLES PARTY — Singles Again pointment or for more Information, call Inc. sponsors social dance parties at 8:30 842-8779. Thursdays at The Colls Neck Inn, Route FREE FILM — The Monmouth < oun- 34. Included are DJ entertainment, door p prizes and buffet. New member-orienta- ty Librar\ will show "The Magnificent tion is at 8:30 p.m. Thiec da^tdaatet beginbegir s at 9 Ambcrsons." Orson Welles" film adapta- p.m. tion of a Booth Tarkinglon novel, al 7:30 p.m. today at the library's Eastern Fair Haven Branch. Route 35. The program is free and open to the public. TAX BOOK OPEN — The borough tax book will be open for inspection dur- Shrewsbury Township ing regular business hours at Borough Support for Riverview Hall Monday according to Bernard J. TAX BOOK OPEN — The township Marx, tax assessor. Mark Gillespie, left, certified recreation therapist in the adjunctive therapy department at Riverview Medical Center, tax book will be open for inspection dur- Red Bank, shows the newly-renovated kitchen for use of mentally ill patients to members of the Women's Exchange, ing regular business hours al ToWnship Holmdel an auxiliary to the hospital. Members are, from center, Nancy Middletown, president, and Jo Norris and Conchita Hall Monday according to Bernard J. Mendoza, members. At right is Michael E. Driscoll, Riverview Foundation president. The Exchange donated $10,000 Marx, tax assessor. CAMERA CLUB — The Monmouth to the therapy department to pay for a full-time counselor to work with mentally ill chemical abusers, A portion of the Camera Club will sponsor a lecture, "The gift is also used for necessary renovations. Tinton Falls Art of Aerial Photography," by profes- sional photographer Owen Kanzler CIRCULATING ART — The Tinton Thursday in the Community Church booths. Residents can purchase ski lift day at Post Building Highway 36 East, comodations required for party. For res- Falls Public Library has a circulating ail meeting house, 40 Main St. The lecture is tickets at the Department of Parks and Port Monmouth. The flea market will be ervations or more information, call 531- collection of 17 books on world-famous open to anyone from beginner to ad- Recreation, Croydon Hall, Leonardville held indoors the first and third Sunday of 7795. artists and their works. The collection is vanced photographer. For more informa- Road, Leonardo, between 8:30 a.m. and each month. For more information, call on display for six weeks and ma\ he 671-3559. LEMON AUCTION — The Ladies tion, call 739-0671 or 264-4637. 3:30 p.m. Monday through Friday Auxiliary of the Oakhurst Fire Co. and loaned out. The display case features a throughout the winter. Tickets arc avail- NAVESINK GARDEN CLUB — The First Aid Squad will sponsor their annual collection of Wedgwood belonging lo Keyport able for Vcrnon Valley/Great Gorge, Ski Navesink Garden Club will present "An- Lemon Auction at 7 p.m. Feb. 6 at the Mrs. Donald Littman. An accompanying Montage, Shawnec Mountain. Jack Frost/ book explains the pieces and patterns. nuals and Perennials — The Best and the Firehouse, Larkin Place. The fee is $2 or 1 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE — The Big Boulder and Little Gap. Savings on Worst" with guest speaker Richard Obal two pieces of trash or treasure. Refresh- Also a number of ne,w paperback ,, audio Chamber of Commerce is accepting nom- tickets range from $5 to $8. For more at noon Tuesday at the Trinity Episcopal ments will be served. For more informa- cassettes and hard-cover hooks have been inations for its annual Person of the Year information, call 29I-5440. Church Parish Hall, White Street en- tion, call 531-7484. received. award. Nominees do not have to be a TOTS AND MOMS — A program trance in Red Bank. A light luncheon will MOTHERS' CENTER — The Moth- Chamber member. They must be people sponsored by the Middletown Parks and be served and followed by a brief business Red Bank who give of their time to civic and com- ers' Center Morning Coffees, programs Recreation Department, "Tots and Moms meeting and Obal's talk. Interested gar- where mothers may meet new friends or munity affairs. The recipient will be hon- Together," allows the interested parent to deners who would like to attend may tele- LIBRARY STORY TIME —Parents ored at the annual dinner-dance in April. bring a friend, are scheduled from 10 to take part in a specially designed program phone 747-5920 for more information. of pre-school children ages 3 to 5 may 11:30 a.m. every Thursday at Monmouth Nominations listing qualifications may be register their children for story time at the for toddlers ages 18 months to 5 years of ROOT, BRANCH CLUB — The Root Church of Christ. Hance Avenue. Partici- sent to the Nominations Committee age. Arts and crafts, music, creative play Red Bank Public Library by calling the Chairman, Chamber of Commerce, 26 and Branch Garden Club will have an Children's Room at 842-0690. or by en- pants may relax and enjoy the conversa- and structured activities will be high- organization meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday at tion. Children are welcome. For more in- Main Street, N.J., 07735. rolling in person. Identical programs will 1 lighted. For more information, call 787- the home of the president. Plans for the formation, call 747-7M ). 2638 or 787-1880. be held at 10:30 a.m. Tuesdays and Wed- Long Branch new year will be discussed and the com- nesdays through the middle of May. LIBRARY PROGRAMS — The Pub- HARMONY PTO — The Harmony mittee chairman will announce the activ- lic Library will sponsor programs for pre- HIGH SCHOOL REUNION — Long School Parent Teachers Organization will ities. For more information call 671-2360. FREE CLOTHING — The Free Cloth- school children from I p.m. to 1:45 p.m. Branch High School, class of June 1939 sponsor a pre-school library program. Ses- ing Distribution Center, sponsored by the Wednesdays, beginning next week, al the WILD ANIMALS — Poricy Park will Social Ministry Committee of Holy Trin- will have a reunion July 22. For more sions will be held the first Wednesday and present a program on common wild ani- library. 664 Tinlon Ave. The program is information, call 747-6512. Thursday of each month. There will be a ity Lutheran Church will be open every open to children ages 3 to 5. For more mals of New Jersey at 7:30 p.m. next Fri- Tuesday from 10 a.m. to noon. Clothing story, book selection and a small activity day at the park, Oak Hill Road. Naturalist information, call 542-3110, or craft included. Due to limited space, and shoes arc available for infants, chil- Matawan Al Ivany will talk about the common wild dren, women and men. only 16 children per session will be ac- animals found in New Jersey using the LIBRARY FILM GROUP - The STORY HOURS — The Public Li- cepted on a first come first served basis. park's recently acquired collection of AIDS INFORMATION — The AME Monmouth County Library Film Com- brary will conduct a story-hour registra- The program is open to children 4 years slides and prepared specimens. The pro- Zion Church sponsors an AIDS Informa- mittee will meet 10 a.m. next Friday at tion for three, four and five-year olds be- of age by Oct. I, 1988. For more informa- gram is free and open to the public. For tion and Education project to arm its the library. 664 Tinton Ave. There will be ginning 9 a.m. Tuesday at the library, 165 tion, call 671-6347. more information, call 842-5966. community with effective weapons agains a discussion on the purchase of new video Main St. Registration is limited to resi- AIDS. A support group for family mem- cassettes. For more information, call 542- • PHOTO EXHIBIT — The Monmouth BUSINESS SEMINAR — Brookdale 3110. dent card holders only, and will continue Camera Club will sponsor it's IOth Anni- bers, friends and care givers of PWAs until all openings are filled. Pre-school Community College will conduct an all- meets from 7 to 8 p.m. every Tuesday at versary Exhibition will be on display day seminar, "How to Start a Business in West Long Branch films will be shown 10:30 to 11 a.m. Jan. through Jan. 20 at the Library, 55 New the church, 285 Shrewsbury Ave. Office 13. Registration is not required for these New Jersey," from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Jan hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday Monmouth Road. For more information, . 14 at the college, 765 Newman Springs CLASS REUNIONS — Monmouth films. For more information, call 583- call 671-3700. through Friday. Hotline hours are from 5 9100. Road. Larry Novick, author and college to 9 p.m. Monday through Friday, and 10 College will have a reunion of its classes WRESTLING PROGRAM — The professor will lead the seminar. The $50 'of 1944, "49. '54. "59. '64 and "69 at 6:30 ORT MEETING — The local chapter a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturdays. For more infor- Department of Parks arid Recreation will fee includes refreshments, a 50-pagc mation, call 530-3358. p.m. Jan. 14 in the College Center on of Women's American ORT will meet at sponsor an eight-week wrestling program workbook and the necessary text. For campus. There will be a cash bar recep- 8 p.m. Wednesday at Raritan Valley 7 to 8:30 p.m. Mondays and Fridays be- more information, call 842-1809. PSI DINNER — The Monmouth tion at 6 p.m. followed by a buffet supper. School, Cresci Boulevard, Ha/let. A rep- Chapter of Professional Secretaries Inter- ginning in January and through March 10 WEALTH SEMINAR — New Ap- Live music for dancing and showing of a resentative of The Budding Boutique Flo- at Middletown High School South wres- national will conduct it's monthly dinner new video on life at the college today will rist, Main Street Village will demonstrate proaches to Wellness, a non-profit holisti- • tling gymnasium. The $15 fee includes a cally oriented group, will sponsor a series meeting at 6:30 p.m. today at the Molly be featured. The fee is $22 per person: fresh and silk flower arranging. A drawing T-shirt. The deadline for registration is of classes from 8 to 10 p.m. next Friday in Pitcher Inn. Patricia McKcan, president reservations must be made. For more in- will take place for a fresh flower arrange- Monday. The program is open for boys in the First Unitarian Church, 1475 West of Personnel Planning. Inc. will speak on formation, call 571-3489. ment. financial planning. The dinner is open to 4th through 6th grades. For more infor- Front St. Joseph Pellitteri, financial plan- COLLEGE REGISTRATION mation, call 291-5440. ner and Dean Witter, will present "Do all secretaries. For more information, call Middletown 747-2581. Monmouth College will conduct early reg- You Deserve to be Wealthy?" The class istration for graduate students 6:30 lo 8 POETRY CONTEST — The Mon- will explore the conflicts and beliefs about SMALL WONDERS — The Parks mouth County Park System will sponsor MEDICAL ASSISTANTS — The p.m. Monday,in Anacon Hall at the Col- making more money. For more informa- Monmouth County Chapter of Medical lege Center. Spring semester classes will and Recreation Department is accepting it's Poets in the Parks contest for children tion, call 741-5447. between the ages of seven and 12. Young- Assistants will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday begin Jan. 23. registrations for the "Small Wonders" at Riverview Medical Center's Neuberger program. Interested parents can take part sters may submit one poem of no less Have an evenl you want publicized.' Oakhurst Auditorium. The program will feature in a program for children ages 12 to 18 than three nor more than 12 lines along Carol Folick. R.N. from Pru-Care. The The Register welcomes press releases months of age. Creative play, music, exer- with an entry form and $2.50 fee by Jan. program is open to all medical personnel. announcing events of local organizations, 30. Entry forms arc available at the Park POST HALL AVAILABLE — The cise and many other activities are part of Veterans of Foreign War Post 2226 is For more information, call 739-2871 or volunteer groups and service, campus and the program to be shared by children and System facilities. Trophies will be opening its facilities to persons who 264-7411. social news. Black and white photographs parents. For more information, call 787- awarded to winners, and their entries will would like to rent the new remodeled may accompany releases, but cannot be 2638 or 787-1880. be published. For more information, call meeting hall. It is available to all organi- returned. Please send information al least 842-4000. Rumson SKI LIFT DISCOUNTS — The Mid- zations, private groups or personal par- TWO WEEKS in advance to Your Town. dletown Township Parks and Recreation FLEA MARKET — The Veterans of ties, for meetings, dances, weddings, bar WRESTLING FOR YOUTH — The Community news editor at The Register. Department will discount winter ski-lift Foreign Wars Post No. 2179 will sponsor mitzvahs or any other social function. Monmouth Wrestling Association spon- One Register Plaza. Shrewsbury N.J.. ticket sales to avoid long lines at ticket a flea Market from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sun- Prices are according to time, type and ac- sors a program for children in kindergart- 07702. Service Salutes MAKE A DATE lie L. Mocik, here, daughter of knowledge of the structure of She is a 1979 graduate of Mid- A Paid Directory Of Caning Ewnts For N«n-f rotit Orianiutions Martha L. and A.G. Fleming, transportation corps units and op- dletown North High School. AM Advertisements limited to 1 event and may be run S, 10, or 15 consecutive times. Ridgeway, Pa., has arrived for erations. 4 Um • 5 Hum • «M duty in West Germany. Gagne, is a 1984 graduate of KEANSBURG — Airman Wil- «HUM MUM-II 4 mm • IS ttmm • <** 542-1700 Mocik is a computer operator Monmouth Regional High School liam Agar Jr., son of William and with the U.S. Army Combat and a 1988 graduate of the U.S. Karen M. Agar, has graduated Equipment Group, Europe. Military Academy, West Point. from Air Force basic training at She is a 1982 graduate of JN.Y. Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, JANUARY 10 — TUESDAY JANUARY 11 — WEDNESDAY Ridgeway Area High School. During the six weeks of training Auditions: Jan. 10. 7 p.m. Christ JANUARY 6 — FRIDAY St. Agnes Church, Ailimiir High- MIDDLLTOWN — Staff Sgt. the airman studied the Air Force Church Methodist, Fair Haven. For Parents Without Partners 007 Gala lands will have a meeting to show a TINTON FALLS — Second Lt. Tracy L. Young, daughter of mission, organization and cus- the Musical Children's Crusade. Open House Dance. Live Band film on it's cruise on the S.S. Hot- Francine A. Gagne, daughter of Frank S. and Carolyn S. Williams, toms and received special training terdam, April 14-24. 291-0876. in human relations. Open auditions for children, teens, (White Light) Ramada Inn, Route Joseph W. and Maria C. Gagne, has been awarded an associate de- 3 women & 7 men. Lead, a strong 36,,W. Long Branch, 9 p.m.-l a.m. has completed a transportation of- gree in applied science by the the Airmen who complete basic JANUARY 14 — SATURDAY Community College of the Air teenage baritone. Performances at Orientation for new members & ficer basic course at the U.S. Army training earn credits toward an as- Holmdel High School - March 16, 17 Transportation School, Fort Eus- Force. general meeting, 8 p.m. Members; American Legion Auxiliary is spon- sociate degree through the com- & 18. Also at Lakewood School, $5, Public; $8. Snacks. 775-6899 or tis, Va. Young is a ground radio com- munity College of the Air Force. soring a bus ride to Valley Grand April 14. Call Monmouth Conserva- 389-1390. Sat., Jan. 14, 9 a.m. $115. For infor- During the course, students munications specialist with the He is a 1987 graduate of Red tory of Music, 741-8880. were trained in a variety of mili- 2141st Communications Squad- Bank Catholic High School. mation, 721-0405 or 2«4-78Bfi.. -10A The Register FRIDAY, JAN 6, 1989 Holmes still the same after 'Edwin Drood' success

non-musical thriller that will premiere at when he read the novel during a New and freshness, he began what would be- Which meant Holmes had to write dia- By CHRISTINE ARNOLD California's Pasadena Playhouse in Feb- York to Californa train trip. He was come a Jabyrinlhine task. logue, music and lyrics for every one of those possibilities. REGISTER WIRE SERVICES ruary. thinking concept album, but the concept Dickens had created some vivid char- "You write the music and lyrics, but didn't click, so he put it aside for other acters — John Jasper, a demented choir- "It IS very complex," Holmes said then to also write the book! People know things — writing the cult hit "Timothy" master; Rosa Bud, Drood's demure fian- shortly before his show swept the 1986 Before he became a Tony Award-win- the side of you they get to see. 1 started (about cannibalisrr), doing the cinemati- cee; Princess Puffer, mistress of the local Tony Awards. "I have this vision that ning man of the theater, Rupert Holmes out as an arranger. Then, when I began to cally inspired "Widescreen," acting as opium den; the mysterious twins from someday, there will be no answer to a was a pop music hyphenate — a singer- produce, write lyrics and sing, people for- writcr-producer-arranger on Barbra Strei- Ceylon, Neville and Helena Landless; and certain vote. They'll say, "Rupert Holmes' songwriter-produccr-arranger, a guy got I'd been an arranger. When people sand's "Lazy Afternoon" album, getting young Drood himself, whose disappear- home address is ... Ask him what he had whose biggest hit, "Escape" (better known categorize you. it's like a blind man hold- the huge hit with "Escape." ance and possible murder were never ex- in mind.'" as "The Pina Colada Song"), cleverly ing an elephant by the tail and thinking But in 1983, the New York Shake- plained, due to the author's own demise. That never happened, of course, be- caught the wave of the craze for romance he's got hold of a snake." speare Festival's Gail Merrifield — who cause Holmes was painstaking about ' via the personals ads. Rather than provide an answer, every aspect of "Drood,"even doing 600 Holmes certainly picked an elephantine is married to producer Joseph Papp — Holmes thought of the unique possibili- exhausting pages of orchestrations him- "The Mystery of Edwin Drood" project for his theatrical debut. "The came to Dangerficld's to see Holmes' eng- ties of the new medium he was tackling self. He styled "The Mystery of Edwin changed ihe way the world viewed Mystery of Edwin Drood," currently on aging, wacky nightclub act. After hearing and decided he'd let each audience decide Drood" as a playful music hall perfor- Holmes — but not the way he saw him- tour, is based on the unfinished mystery his story-songs, she sent him a note whodunit. That's when "Drood" got real- mance by a second-rate troupe of English self. Charles Dickens was writing when he asking, "Have you ever thought about ly complicated, because theatergoers were thespians circa 1870. The stylistic pas- died. writing a musical?" And thoughts of asked to vote for a detective, a murderer tiche of the music runs from songs in the "You're not supposed to do what hap- "Drood" returned. pened to me," the affable Holmes said A New Yorker who studied composi- and a pair of lovers — which meant nine spirit of Gilbert and Sullivan to the beau- recently from his home outside New York tion at the Manhattan School of Music, When Papp asked who would write the or 10 choices of a murderer, just as many tiful ballad "Moonfall," which Streisand Cily, where he was putting the finishing Holmes was first inspired to do some- musical's book. Holmes told him, "I for a detective and, he said, up to 36 com- has recorded for a forthcoming Holmes- touches on his new' play, "Accomplice," a thing musical with "Drood" in 1971, thought I would." With a novice's zeal binations of lovers. produced album. TV hides sense of humor HOLIDAY PARTY Actually, he's the funniest man 1 know." SPECIALS REGISTER WIRE SERVICES 'Sawyer, who last year married film di- rector Mike Nichols said there was no fllagre Extra size rooms (some with (irmly rooms), air MM,December & January ' contest as to whose home the couple NEW YORK — "TV is a lie detector." conditioning, lots ol closet spice, balconies, commented television journalist Diane would move. "I am famous for having no oak flooring, and ceramic-tiled baths. On site Sawyer when a recent visitor expressed furniture." she said. "It was easy. 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The work comprehensive look at the current runs through Jan. 31. of Middletowns June Wilson will be directions of local artists working in the shown in the "Visual Impact" display at • CHETKIN — the Salena Galerry, Long Island medium of sculpture, will run through Through February, the Chetkio Gallery in Jan. 21 at the Scherer Gallery in University Brooklyn Campus through Red Bank will feature work from its Thursday. Marlboro. international collection, including • AT THE PARK — Monique Journod. Michele Battut, Joel • AT MONTCLAIR — Classic movie posters will be on display A two person art show will be held Dabin and Maurille Prevost from France; through Jan. 15 at the Montclair Art through Feb. 5 at Thompson Park, Italian Dominco Colanzi; Marco Sassone, R.C. Gorman and Martin Museum. Pastels of homeless people Middletown. Featured are the acrylics and other figures by Tim Gaydos will be Jewell Irom the United States and and prism colors of Lou Rudolph and the on display through Feb. 5. • watercolor on cut paper of Claire Archer. Israelis Itzhak Tarkai and Michael Eisemann. • AT THE ZIMMERLI— • ART FORMS — "Lure of Tahiti: Gauguin, His Paintings, prints and sculptures will be • GUILD MEMBERS — Predecessors and Followers" will be displayed through Feb. 4 at Art Forms in The Guild of Creative Art, Shrewsbury shown through Feb. 7, at the Jane Red Bank. will hold its All-Members show until Feb. Vorhees Zimmerli Art Museum, Rutgers 3. • ART SLIDES — University, New Brunswick. The Manalapan branch of the Monmouth • JENTRA — • AT THE WHITNEY — County Public Library will present "The New-Jersey neo-impressionist Yoland The works of David Park will be shown Heritage of American Art," a slide Razzeto and glass sculptor Cliff through Jan. 15 at the Whitney Museum, presentation, 2 p.m. Tuesday. "The Goodman will show their work through New York City. The show spans 25 years Official White House China," slides Jan. 31 at the Jentra Fine Art Gallery in of Judd's career. "Enclosing the Void: 8 prepared by the Smithsonian Institution, Freehold. Contemporary Sculptures" will be shown will be presented 7:30 p.m. Thursday at through Jan. 25. "Urban Figures" • ISRAELI ART— features large-scale contemporary the Eastern Branch in Shrewsbury. The Riverside Gallery in Red Bank will figures and will run through Feb. 15 in • SHADOWY SELF — exhibit the work Israeli Michael the Sculpture Court. Eisemann through February. Work by Toms River resident Ed Isaac, • CHILDREN'S MUSEUM — including "Self Portrait," will be featured • ORIGAMI — A workshop, "A Question of Color," will at the Adelphia Art Center through Jan. Dorothy Kaplan will exhibit her origami, a run through January at the Staten Island 31. style of Japanese paper folding, at the Children's Museum. Shadowy self • ART TRIBUTE — Marlboro Branch of the Monmouth County Public Library through Jan. 31. • MOMA — Work by Toms River resident Ed Isaac, including "Self Portrait," will be The Art Alliance of Monmouth County "The Drawings of Richard Diebenkorn" featured at the Adelphia Art Center through Jan. 31. will present at memorial retrospective of • MIDDLETOWN ARTISTS — will run through Tuesday at the Museum the work of Little Silver artist William The paintings of Sue Harnichar of of Modern Art, New York City. What's going on

church in Red Bank. Admission is free, • RITA READS — • BURLESQUE IS BEST — The Shore Music Education Committee MUSIC but donations are welcome. will hold its monthly meeting 9:30 p.m. The Circle Players in Piscataway will The Simy Theatre Company in Howell Jan. 13 at the Unitarian Church of • ELVIS AGAIN — perform "Educating Rita" through Jan. will stage "The Best of Burlesque," an Monmouth County, Lincroft, Middletown. Larry Seth, an Elvis fresley THEATER 29 in the Circle Playhouse. Tickets are original musical-comedy revue, through Composer Gilman Collier will be the impersonator, will bring his "Tribute to • COONROD CLOWNS— $8, $7 for students and seniors. Feb. 11. guest lecturer. Elvis" to the Club Bene Dinner Theatre, "Dangerous Clowns," a theater piece • TINSEL TALES — • PLAYHOUSE SPOOF— Sayreville, 9 p.m. tomorrow. An optional that combines the work of Samuel Playhouse 22 of East Brunswick will AUDITIONS dinner will be served at 7 p.m. The George Street Playhouse in New Beckett, Harold Pinter, Shakespeare and Brunswick will stage "Tales of present their production of "Dames at Sea," a spoof of 1930s musicals, through • AN ADULT SNOW WHITE — • AT THE LIBRARY — other master works, will be performed Tinseltown," a new musical about a farm The Theatre Guild of Old Bridge will hold Jan. 29. Showtimes are 8:30 p.m. The New York Philharmonic Trio will starting Thursday by the Sandy Hook- girl in the 30s who rises to fame, auditions for their all-adult production of perform 3 p.m. Sunday at the Monmouth based Arden Party at the Theatre Club Fridays and Saturdays and 3 p.m. "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" 8 through Jan. 29. Sundays at the playhouse. Tickets are County Library, Shrewsbury Branch. The Funambules in New York. The piece, p.m. Monday and Tuesday at the Salk created and directed by Arden Party $11 on opening night and $10 for all Middle School, Old Bridge. Dewey Redman Quartet will perform 3 MUSICAL other performances. p.m. Jan. 15 at the Manalapan Branch. founder Karin Coonrod, continues through Jan. 16. THEATER ATLANTIC CITY • MIDDLETOWN PIANIST — SPECIAL EVENTS Sylvia Reynolds Henry, a prominent • DESSERT THEATER — • CHILDREN'S THEATER — • ATLANTIS — Middletown pianist who toured with Starburst Productions in Atlantic "Goldilocks and the Three Bears" and • KIDS IN SYNC — Suzette Charles and Louis Nye will Norway's Oslo Philharmonic Orchestra, Highlands will present "Impolite "Hansel and Gretel" will be performed 2 Starburst Youth Productions will hold a perform through Jan. 28. will perform a benefit recital for the Comedy" starting Thursday and running p.m. Sunday at Manalapan High School. lip-sync 1 p.m. tomorrow at the First Avenue Playhouse, Atlantic Highlands. • SHOWBOAT — Scholarship Fund of The United through Jan. 28. Tickets are $12.50 per Tickets for the show, performed by The Spinners will perform Jan. 13-14. Methodist Church 8 p.m. Jan: 13 at the person. Yates Musical Theatre, are $4.50. • MUSICAL MEETING — Tickets are $20. 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410RT. 36, Hazlet, 530-TACO 12A The Register FRIDAY, JAN 6, 1989 Renaissance man reels in art awards Illustrator, painter tries scholarship

By MARC N. PEYSER THE REGISTER

group of three art historians awarded AFair Haven resident Stanley Meltzoff the Eric Mitchell Prize in November for his analysis of Florentine art. The award, which also carries a $3,000 prize, is given for a first book written by a "promising" scholar. Meltzoff is 72. Arsenio Hall The prize pleased Meltzoff, and not just because Princeton and Yale both rejected the manuscript, forcing him to go to an Arsenio Italian publisher. A few weeks after the Mitchell committee announced its win- ners, Meltzoff pulled in another presti- gious prize — in an entirely unrelated borderline discipline. Out of 8,000 entrants, he re- ceived one of 18 silver medals awarded-by the Society of Illustrators. Meltzoff won repulsive for "The World's Great Billfish," a multi- page series of shimmering indigo and tur- quoise fish that appeared in the April edi- By MICHAEL DOUGAN tion of Field and Stream magazine. He particularly relishes the coincidence of the REGISTER WIRE SERVICES awards. They prove that there is still a place in the world fora renaissance man. In the opening night of his new, syndicated talk show, Arsenio Hall "It ought to be more natural that peo- inquired into the current state of ple who make art know how to write Brooke Shields' virginity, praised about it," says Meltzoff, a solid man with flatulence and made merry quips thinning, gray hair and a direct stare who about James Brown's status as a po- sees no reason why a man who paints fish tential victim of prison rape. The for a living cannot break into the rarificd man is taste incarnate. world of art history. "I'm interested in _ being alive, and whatever is going on for "The Arsenio Hall Show." a new, ' human beings is pretty interesting. The THE REGISTER/MARTIN PETTERCHAK one-hour series from Paramount's difference is. I can afford to take the triv- FISH AND FRIEND — Fair Haven artist Stanley Meltzoff discusses the fine points of his fish paintings and his more television branch, debuted this week ial parts of my life seriousjy." on 135 stations. What Hall lacks in scholarly pursuits in his studio. subtlety, savoir-faire, adroitness and Not everyone would call spending years Fair Haven and began a career as a free- "He's a realist. He looks at them for 10 him the idea. "As an illustrator, you don't refinement — which is to say every- unearthing the sources of symbolism in lance illustrator. He ultimately drew years before he draws them," says Dun- do a fancy picture like this for the funning thing — is partially replaced by Botticelli's "Columny of Apelles," —with scenes from history, outer space and other can Barnes, now editor of Field and around," Meltzoff says. "The picture was abundant energy, eagerness and an- the help of a Latin scholar, libraries and unphotographiblc realms for Life, The Stream who also worked with Meltzoff at crying out to be solved. It didn't require imation. museums in the United States and Italy Saturday Evening Post, National Geo- Sports Illustrated. Meltzoff once bought genius, just somebody to sit with it for a If Hall has any sort of charm, a — trivial. But Meltzoff says the idea for graphic and other magazines. Perhaps his an airplane ticket for an ice-packed while." debateable point, it's in the very his book, "Botticelli, Signorelli and Savo- best-known work is the American Tele- spearfish caught off the Azores islands But he didn't always have time to sit, amateurishness of his performance narola: Theologica Poelica' and Painting phone & Telegraph Co. phone book coyer and shipped by a friendly fisherman. and his fish painting sometimes interfered and his exuberant glee at just being from Boccaccio and Poliziano" just came he designed for the bicentennial, which Most times, Meltzoff does his own fish- with the book's progress. to him. After analyzing 64 previously ig- featured the faces of several Monmouth ing, whether in Australia, Mexico, Belize there. "I'd be diving in Baja, Calif, and I'd During his multi-week run on the nored reliefs in "Columny of Apelles," he County people in the guise of Uncle Sam, or Asbury Park. "He'll dive anywhere^do decided that their role in the painting Betsy Ross and others from American anything to get an edge on a painting." think 'you know that lower fresco, at the Fox Network's doomed "Laic base of this huge fresco,' and all of a sud- Show," Hall demonstrated person- could reveal something about the man history talking on the telephone in a Nor- who commissioned the work and his man Rockwell-type setting. As the magazine drawings adapted den there's a fish, and then, 'Boom!,' ality traits ranging from boorish to from the paintings started to sell and win screw Signorelli," he says. endearingly sappy. He isn't. slick. times. Evidently, the Mitchell committee agreed. In his first years of commercial illustra- awards — he has several ribbons and Meltzoff says he would like to continue Hall resembles a lonely guy irrepres- tion while living at the Shore, Melt/oil medals from the Society of Illustrators — sibly thrilled to have company for to write books, although he does not Although this is his first history, book, continued his boyhood ritual of fishing so did the original paintings. The large, know which discipline he will pursue. He the first time in weeks. He bubbles. combining the creative and scholarly and diving in his spare time. But hit avo- colorful, highly realistic renderings of fish He giggles. He bounces in his chair. went to England last month to consult worlds of art was not new to Meltzoff. He cation soon turned into his passion. He sell for thousands of dollars and hang in with an art historian about a scholarly He stammers over words. Gosh, began his art career as a teacher of both started photographing and painting the yachts and homes of serious fishlovers this is fun. work. He also has written part of another studio art and art history as the City Col- fish, for his enjoyment and ultimately for worldwide. book, "The Illusions of a Fish Painter," The new "Arsenio Hall Show" is lege of New York (CCNY) after receiving magazine stories in Sports Illustrated and little different in tone or texture "When it comes to gamefish under which discusses diving, fishing and how a masters of fine arts degree from New National Geographic. to paint your catch. Both or neither pro- from his Fox venue. Other than the York University's Institute of Fine Arts. water, he's the best," says Fred King, absence of a desk, nothing about the Over the years he built a sunlit, high- Meltzoffs New York art dealer at the jects could materialize. look ol this show is distinctive. Many artists diversified their art inter- ccilinged studio on the back of his Fair King Gallery. "What he is going to do next, heaven ests in the 1940s and "50s, but Meltzoff The format, loo, reflects tradi- Haven house to hold his paintings and his Even though his oeuvre consists mostly only knows. He's not a person channeled soon discovered why non-specialization catches, which he would reel in and then of fish, Meltzoff says that his first-hand down one groove. He's as close to anyone tion. Hall began his debut program has become rare: it doesn't pay. with a stand-up monologue, bounc- pack in ice until he could hang them from knowledge of painting helped with the I've ever known to being a genius,' King ing around the stage in an imper- In 1932 he stopped teaching, moved to hooks in the studio's ceiling. • book on Botticelli, especially in giving says. sonation of Magic Johnson and jest- ing about soul singer James Brown's recent incarceration for assault. "He's in jail, y'all." said Hall. "He's a sex machine now." Memorial retrospective Hall's guests were Brooke Shields, Leslie Nielsen and song stylist Lu- ther Vandross. a tribute to local artist Hall's personality is zestful and borderline repulsive. He would probably be a swell guy to hang but By MARC N. PEYSER with, amusing in his unpredictable THE REGISTER crudeness. Hut what makes us chortle at the corner bar does not always translate into good tele- Like some of even the most famous vision. artists, William C. Asman did not receive Still, we can't hate a host who much attention while he was alive. The brings on his featured artist with the Art Alliance of Monmouth County wants words. "Here's a man who can sing to make up for that. his face off.". The alliance will open a retrospective Hall, in truth, is an amusing of Asman's work tomorrow in its Red comic who exhibits terminal clum- Bank gallery with about 55 of the Little siness as an interviewer. Despite his Silver artist's works. While all the pen- earnestness, we can see him fishing and-ink drawings will be for sale there for questions, spilling out words be- through Jan. 31, the show's organizors say fore the thought is fully formed. His raising awareness of a regionally popular off-color quips function as a screen but underappreciated artist is paramount for his deficit as a thoughtful con- to raising money. versationalist. When he finally "To me, he was one of the superior lands on a topic, it is routinely artists in the area. But talent is not what bland — what do you think about makes you famous," says Jacquic Cald- tabloid newspapers? Dating? Your well, co-curator of the retrospective. new movie? Asman's talent did not go completely What is this man doing here? undiscovered. He received one-man According to the folks at Par- William C. Asman amount, he's not competing with shows in Princeton, Deal and the Guild of Carson. "You can't knock a guy like Creative Art in Shrewsbury and was in- tresses and straw hat, blowing a bugle that off the block," said a studio cluded in the Museum of Modern Art's while charming a bird from its shell. De- publicist. prestigious "Drawings USA" in 1956. He pending on the perspective, the drawing also represented New Jersey in a Bicen- could be interpreted as advocating a WHIMSY OR STATEMENT? — "A Blow for Women's Lib" contains several of Right. That's what Alan thicke tennial exhibit sponsored by the Ander- said. And that's what Pat Sajak, woman's power to alter her traditional William Asman's signature, artistic elements: geometric designs, a wide-eyed son Hopkins Gallery in Washington in roles or as mocking the women's woman in medieval garb, balanced forms and an enigmatic message. whose new talk show on CBS debuts 1976. next week, is saying. "I'm not gun- movement's ability to free women from expression, electing to be the carrier of a that was available. "He had to draw -Bul-while-he-shewedr-Asman-did-net-r—them ning for Juliimy" is a familiar re- contemporary message that was in vogue wherever he was," Florence Asman says. (rain, although the faces that have sell his work very much before he died "Nobody could read his work, actually. some centuries ago," says Zoltan Buki, Art became his full-time passion for his proclaimed it are long absent from last year. One possible reason is that his They would see things he hadn't in- curator of fine arts at the N.J. State Mu- last IS years, after he retired from the our screens. drawings are not easily categorized, and tended," says his widow, Florence seum who recommended Asman's work telephone company in 1974. But his Is Hall — the first black, late- they certainly do not look modern. Asman, who will receive the proceeds for the Bicentennial exhibit. Although he drawing style never changed much. He night talk show host — at least hop- Most feature human figures in medi- from the work sold at the retrospective. has rarely seen Asman's work since 1976, added color to his India-ink drawings and ing to drain off some of Carson's eval-looking garb surrounded by geome- Even without understanding them Buki remembered it immediately. "It's a some whimsical and even abstract flou- black viewers? His lineup suggests tric designs. Asman loved history and fully, Asman's works reveal a pleasing, startling, visual impression. You make a rishes, reminiscient of Picasso, his favor- it. Other guests for this week include travel and said, in a resume he wrote be- two-dimensional balance on the page, mental note of it." ite artist. But most of the workson display Whoopi Goldberg, Kareem Abdul- fore his death, that all cultures should be which was one of the few aspects of his Asman began painting as a child and and sale in the Art Alliance show convey Jabbar and Quincy Jones. But Vic- represented in art. He once called art for drawing that Asman advocated openly. was graduated from the Pratt Institute in Asman's familiar Byzantine style, which toria Principal, Ted Danson and arts sake a "fallacy." The wide-eyed look of the human subjects New York, but his professional art career he nurtured by listening to Gregorian Jackie Collins are in there, too. Asman was also a quiet man who and Asman's penchant for juxtaposing was derailed by the Depression. He took a chants as well as Bach and Beethoven According to Paramount, Hall's didn't like to discuss his work very much, them with unusual objects like Chariots, job as a frame man with New York Tele- while he drew. demographic target audience is men and so some of his drawings' most subtle anachronistic buildings and often cats phone, working on his art after dinner, on "I respected him enormously because and women 18 to 49. Well, that nar- and humorous elements could easily be also reveals his dry sense of humor and the weekends, in airplanes — anywhere he stuck to his ground," Caldwell says. rows it down. missed. His "A Blow for Woman's Lib," makes the works difficult to forget. he was sitting still with a pen. He even "In essence, an artist has to please himself for instance, features a woman in braided "He had an interesting way of visual drew on newspapers when they were all first." SPORTS THE REGISTER FRIDAY, JAN. 6, 1989 SECTION B Red Bank defeats Raritan at buzzer

By JIM HINTELEMANN THE REGISTER

LITTLE SILVER — The script was the same. Only Ihe players were different. . Red Bank Regional borrowed a page ouuof Tuesday's Matawan Regional game to edge out Rari- tan, 56-54, in a Shore Conference "B" North basketball thriller last night. Against Matawan, Red Bank point guard Peewee Reeves fed Mark McCarthy for the game-win- ning basket after Matawan had tied the game with 10 seconds re- maining. In last night's game, Raritan's T.J. O'Donnell drilled in a basket with 10 seconds left to tie the game at 54. As he did in the Matawan game, Buc coach Nick Pizzulli chose not to call a time out. Reeves got the inbounds pass and threw the ball to Doug Owens who was open on the left side. Owens promptly put in an 18-foot jumper at the buzzer to win it. i "We wanted to go down the floor again," Pizzulli said. "We're best in the open floor. We let the point guard (Reeves) create like he did the other day and we got lucky again. THE REGISTER/CHET GORDON "We run the floor in practice." GOING UP —CBA's Rich Deck goes up for a shot while teammate Jason Fichter and Middle- Pizzulli said. "It is a situation where we run a break off a made town North players Mark Isemann (24) and Matt Boland crowd the lane. The Colts face the No. 1 shot and look for something. The ranked team in the country, St. Anthony, tomorrow. play isn't designed for any one player." Raritan made its run after Red Bank had opened up a 50-39 lead with 5:10 to go. The Rockets ran off seven CBA basketball team straight, the last two points on a layup by O'Donnell with 3:31 to go. That shot narrowed the lead to 50-46. faces tough contest Owens, who led the Bucs with 16 points, scored on a rebound shot but Mike Clark hit two foul shots. Reeves made two of his 9f JIM HfNTCUNANN own, however, to restore the six- THERE9ST& ' point margin at 54-48 with two minutes left. MIDDLETOWN — Two yean ago, a basket- "Raritan executed well and con- trolled us," Pizzulli said. "We had THE REQISTER/ED BRETT ball game between Christian Brothers Academy JUMP SHOT — Stacy Dixon of Red Bank puts up a shot against and St. Anthony of Jersey City would have been a See RED BANK, Page 3B natural since CBA was nationally ranked. Raritan's Bob Perez (23) and (an Hills (44) last night. The two teams will get together for the first time in a regular-season game at 4 p.m. tomorrow at CBA, but this time the Colts will be a heavy un- South pins loss on Marlboro derdog. St. Anthony (9-0) is ranked the No. 1 high said. "We wrestled really tough down low which got school team in the country by USA Today, and By BOB LOMICKY us off to the good start we needed. the Friars have been awesome thus far. & THE REGISTER "We were more aggressive than we'd been which was nice to see. In a couple of those pins, our guys St. Anthony's record is remarkable because of MIDDLETOWN — Middlclown High School really put them on their backs. You could see that the outstanding teams it has played and the big they wanted to put them away quickly." scores it has run up in all of the games. South avenged last season's loss to Marlboro with a The evening wasn't going to be totally glorious for The Friars-began the season by winning the 42-22 victory in a Shore Conference "A" Division North wrestling match last nighl. the Eagles, however. Beginning at 140 pounds, Marl- Florida Shootout and defeating three unbeaten boro won four straight matches to narrow the gap to teams in the process. They routed Miami Edison Marlboro stunned South last year and a close 33-16. (87-55), Bartow (71-43) and Kissimee-Osceola match could have been expected last nighl but the Eagles virtually destroyed any Mustang hopes by At that point. Marlboro could have emerged victo- (83-61) and then whipped Miami Senior (68-55) in rious with pins in the final three matches. the title game. winning the first six matches, five by pin. Soulh's Ed DePaolis erased all Marlboro Miami Senior was ranked third in the country The first three matches were over in less time than comeback hopes when he pinned Adam Singer at by USA Today when it played St. Anthony, and it it takes to buy a snack at the refreshment stand. 5:41 in a 171-pound match. DePaolis held a 7-5 ad- was the only team to play the Friars tough. It was Bill Birmingham (103) pinned Adam Wilner in vantage at the time ol the pin. an even game until the final three minutes when 1:19, Art Eddy (112) took 2:59 to pin Dennis Engand Dave Johnson followed with an 8-3 decision over St. Anthony ran off 11 points in a row to break it Mike Multari, filling in for Jim Milkowski. took care C'his Luongo before Marlboro's Corey Tucker pinned open. of Mike Markowitz in 1:48. Shawn Patterson in the heavyweight match. The Friars followed this up by winning the King After John Walling won a decision, sophomores "We're inexperienced in the middle weight classes Cotton Clastic in Arkansas. This was the same Dave Kirk and Dan Cartagena registered consecutive and it showed." Erbig said. "But we have it on tape tournament that CBA competed in two years ago. pins to give the Eagles a commanding 33-0 lead. and hopefully we'll be able to show them where they St. Anthony whipped Archbishop Shaw (La.), "I knew we'd be better because we've been work- made their mistakes. Once they learn, they'll be all 70-56, Westwood (Calif.), 76-52, and three-time ing hard but they shocked me, they really shocked right. defending champion Flint Hill Prep, 64-45, in the me," an obviously pleased South coach. Tom Erbig See SOUTH, Page 3B title game. Flint Hill was No. 2 in the USA mak- ings at the time. St. Anthony began its regular season-schedule Monmouth looks for revenge this week with road victories over two more excel- lent teams: All Hallows of New York, 6443, and previously unbeaten North Bergen, 71-56. the Hawks to iron out the kinks had an interesting lineup. " By STEVEN FALK before they hit the important part Szokc's starting frontcourt in that "We scrimmaged St. Anthony the past five or THE REQISTER/CHET GORDON THE REGISTER of their schedule. six years," CBA coach Ed Wicelinski said. "This game consisted of Bill Ardis, Harold SKY HIGH — Brian McKenna of CBA Ironically, Delaware was the Mobley and Ernie Dix. That was a year they went to an independent schedule and comes down with a rebound in front of Mid- were looking for games so I called them up and NEWARK, Del. — A little last game before Monmoulh once in a lifetime lineup. Fernando dletown North's Matt Boland In a game over a year ago, the Monmouth opened league play last year and, Sanders and Harrie Garris were scheduled a game." also ironically. Monmouth's first Tuesday. College men's basketball team benched for that game because of * With CBA in a rebuilding season despite its 6-1 traveled here to play the Uni- league game was at LIU. Coach record, it might be surprising that Wicelinski Wayne Szoke would love to see poor play. Mobley, now riding the versity of Delaware. bench, is the only one still with the would want a game with the Friars, but he has his The result was embarrassing. his team build up some needed reasons. to control the backboards and tempo." momentum for the NEC with a team. Ardis quit the team last month St. Anthony, coached by Bob Hurley, dropped one of the low points of the sea- and Dix graduated. "We're looking at it as an opportunity to play as son, as Delaware administered victory tomorrow, especially since well as we can against an opponent of such cali- out of its conference in order to play a more na- a 102-71 pounding. Tomorrow, his team, now 4-4, is on a three- tional schedule this year. CBA is one of only five game losing streak. "The irony is as the year went on bre," Wicelinski said. "We felt that Neptune is a -New Jersey squads that the Friars will play this Ihp Hawlc<: opt ihpir opportuni- -none of those guys played muchf— TffiBIOTBfflrtr^An'IfioSy TiTieiWs of siwF arid" season. ty at revenge. Game time is "It (last year's game) was close Szoke said, quickness and this will help us when we play Nep- 3:15 p.m. to a low point," Szoke said. "It The other teams are North Bergen, Paul VI of Szoke plans one lineup change for tune again." Haddonfield, St. Peter's Prep of Jersey City and The game is important for was getting there, but probably an- Neptune beat the Colts, 62-47, in the Holiday the Hawks because it's the last other low point was our LIU tomorrow. Freshman William Lewis Elizabeth. starts in place of Mike Matthews at Jubilee. Oddly, one of the teams not on the St. Anthony game before they start North- game. I thought we might be in east Conference play. Tuesday some trouble after those two power forward. The rest of the lineup "To play a team like St. Anthony, our execution schedule is its top rival, Ferris. will have Sanders, who needs just. See CBA, Page 3B night at Long Island Universi- games. But as I looked at the tape must be flawless," WiceUnksi said. "We must try ty. This is the last chance for of that (the Delaware game), we See MONMOUTH, Page 2B

Middletown North whips County sports Ditka mum on starting QB CBA in wrestling flashback for NFC title game 3B SB 3B 2B The Register FRIDAY, JAN. 6, 1989 Big crowds load docks for plentiful fish

t was June in January along the 500 cars in the northern parking Capt. George Bachert of the Sea ditions aren't perfect. The boat is "The whiting fishing on the 7:30 INorth Jersey Shore on the holi- lot in December in the belief that Fox, Atlantic Highlands, reported on a 7 a.m. schedule Wednesdays, a.m. to 1:30 p.m. trip is good some day Monday when two more big there wouldn't be many cars to a good crowd aboard on Monday Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. days and slow on others, with crowds loaded the docks at Bel- contend with. mackeral being taken as well. On but his was the only party boat Haines attributes the presence mar, Brielle and Point Pleasant Henry that got out of Atlantic Highlands. the 3 to 9 p.m. magic hours trips, Beach. The morning crowd came However, if the fishing contin- of cod to a tremendous body of the whiting fishing has been excel- He reported good catches of ling herring. He said that his sonar to fish for whiting, ling mackeral Schaefer ues this good and the boats keep and whiting in the Ambrose area. lent. and blackfish, and the afternoon running both night and day, the screen has been showing a solid "There was good cod fishing on turnout for whiting. work may not be completed until Capt. Gary Baletti of the Palace reading of herring during long all trips last week except for Wed- spring. However, the chances are II, Hoboken, said there was a drifts. nesday which was very rough. As had\been the case on Dec. that the fish will move off shore southerly heave at Ambrose, but it 26, weatbir and sea conditions One man using a string of Catches averaged three to six cod these whiting came from is a mys- later this month. was possible to drift and fishing mackeral tubes loaded a cooler per man," reported Capt. Joseph were good and there were plenty tery. for whiting and ling was excellent. of fish. THe major attraction were Repairs to the party boat Miss with herring on Monday. Boga of the Jamaica II, Brielle. the whiting, or silver hake, more The party boats are catching Belmar II have been completed Dean Fiorella of North Bergen Capt. David Bogan of the Par- "Most of the fish have been plentiful this winter than for about plenty of whiting too. They feed and that boat made the S p.m. won the pool with a 10-pound cod amount, Brielle, reported a big schoolies of eight to IS pounds, five years. There were next to mostly heavily at dusk and into whiting run on Monday with on the Sea Pigeon IV out of Perth with pool winners averaging catch of mackeral and whiting on around 25 pounds. We have been none last winter when the trawlers the night, but Capt. Alvin Shinn Capt. Bobby Nash at the controls. Amboy on Monday when fishing the 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. trip on out of Belford worked as far out as of the big S.S. Miss Belmar report- was very good for whiting and ling fishing Red Square wrecks in 95 to Capt. Gary Fagan of the Big Monday, and a lot of whiting and I2S feet of water, sailing at 3 a.m. the Hudson Canyon to scrape up a ed that whiting fishing was excel- plus a few cod. Capt. Marty ling on the 7 p.m. to midnight few small fish. Mohawk III reported 16 cod were Haines reported at least one cod Saturdays and Sundays and S a.m. lent on the 7:30 a.m. run on Mon- taken on the morning trip to the trip. The Paramount still adheres day when all of the boats had taken at Ambrose each day in ad- on Wednesdays." The trawlers are catching whit- 17 Fathom Bank in addition to to a full day of fishing on the plenty of people. dition to the ling and whiting. morning runs. Whiting fishing was fairly good ing in the Mud Hole this winter, blackfish. Fagan said 25 cod, run- from the Monmouth County jet- and according to radio reports ' There were also plenty of peo- ning from about three to 10 haines said people have been "The New Year's Eve Trip was ties last week, but few if any peo- there were plenty of fish from ple for the 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. run, pounds, were picked up on Satur- catching about 100 fish on the fantastic," reported Capt. Howard ple were trying during the intense Montauk to Cape May. Just where when once again there were about day. good days, and up to SO when con- Bogan of the Jamaica, Brielle. cold this week. Monmouth takes on Delaware on road Continued from Page 1B ta last week, losing a close game to two points to reach 1,000 in his career, at Georgia and blowing out South Carolina, center. Garris will be at small forward and then ranked. 16th in the nation. Dave Calloway and Brian Kennedy will "They (Delaware) are a very good be the guards. team," Szoke said. "They have some good "Lewis has been doing well," Szoke athletes and play good defense. They are said. "He gives us maybe a little more really trying to build a program down offense. Matthews is a better defensive there. They've made a commitment." player. We need both offense and defense, Delaware should give Szoke a good but I'll probably go with Lewis and see idea of where his team stands going into what happens. I want to see how this line- NEC play. up does." "I'll have a better assessment Satur- Monmouth would like to put its voyage day," Szoke said. "It's hard to say where to North Carolina State and Jacksonville we are because we played a series of behind it. Monmouth did not play well in games against teams, that were pretty either game. N.C. State destroyed the good. Sometimes it's difficult to judge ex- Hawks, 95-SO, and Jacksonville overcame actly where you are compared to your an early Monmouth lead to record a 70- league competition. I think we're a better 59 victory. team at this point than we were last year. We need to become more consistent and "The N.C. State game was over before raise the level of our play. We're definite- it started," Szoke said. "They just took it ly a better basketball program." to us. I thought we played well at times Szoke does not want to go league play against Jacksonville. I thought that was a with a performance similar to last year's winnable game. If we had played a little Delaware game. better, it could've been ours." Hoop Notes: Former Asbury Park High Delaware is winnable, but no bargain. School star Mark Murray is starting at The Blue Hens (7<3) are coming off an forward for the Blue Hens. Murray's for- impressive 52-45 victory over Princeton mer Asbury teammate, Anthony Wright, Wednesday night. Princeton had played has been redshirted because of the knee well in the Cotton States Classic in Atlan- injury he suffered last February. Red Bank edges Raritan HAZLET — Mona Johnson put in an seconds left to make it 46-44. offensive rebound of her missed shot with Non-Conference THE REGISTEH/CHET GORDON SO seconds remaining to seal a 46-44 Red Manasquan 61, Rumson-Fl 1 Reg. 21 Bank Regional High School girls basket- MARLBORO WINNER — Marlboro's Jim Myers battles Scott Hanson in the 160-pound match last night. MANASQUAN — Manasquan out- ball victory over Raritan in a Shore Con- scored Rumson in every quarter to record ference "B" Division North game. . the rout. Wrestling Johnson grabbed three rebounds before The Big Blue (6-1) placed three players putting it in on the fourth try. Her bucket in double figures. Jennifer Kackos and Mlddlelown South 42, Marlboro 22 125. Ian Mauer(MN)d. Luke Bertorelli, 7-2. 152: Vinnie Bousquet (H) md. Paul Brudge. 19-7. gave the Bucs a 46-43 lead. Raritan's Kim Amy Burns each scored 12 points and 103: Bill Birmingham (MS) p. Adam Wilner. 1 19 130: Mark Czaplinski (MN) tt. Kevin Martin. 3:56(16-1) 160: John Colangelo (FT) p. Judd Stanberry. 3:30. 1)2: An Eddy (MS) p. Dennis Eng. 259 135: Scott Wheeler (MN) p. Craig Sullivan. :36 171: Joe Pnncepato (FT) d. Ken Kuras.7-6. Kovar made one of two foul shots with 20 Amy Faas added 10. 119: Mike Multarl (MS) p. Mike Markowitz. 1:4B. 140: Rich Disbrow (MN) md. Jim Speldel, 11-1. 169: Glenn Sandull (H) p. Paul Belmont, 1:23 125: John Walling (MS) d. Eric Greenwald. 6-1 145: Matt Zeto (MN) d. Tom Flynn. 8-1 HWT: Kevin Roy (H) md. Chris Kelley, 12-0. 130: Dave Kirk (MS) p. Rob Christensen, 2:51. 152: Mike Santamana (CBA) p. Ernie Tappe, 2:32. Manalapan 35, Neptune 30 135: Dan Cartagena (MS) p Gene Bernardo, 4:31. 160: Matt Flono(MN)d. Matt McDougald. 12-6 103: Steve Kolakowski (N) d. Tom Manelski, 8-6. 140: Mike Levin (Mar) d. Jell Springsteen, 11-2. 171: Brad Rogers (MN) p. Joe Finn. 2:39 112: Noe Garcia (N) p. Todd Klldutf, 0:45. Manasquan beats Rumson 145: AugieCalabro(Mar)p. Chaz Kauffmann, 5:44. 189: Mark Florio (MN) tl. Mike Lage. 4:00 (19-4). 119: Den Aquilina (M)d. MikeHewltson.6-2, 152: Milch Zimberg (Mar)d. Ed Zeto. 7-5. HWT: Mark Parulis (MN) p. Jay Caddie, 1:20 125: Dave Zagury (M) won by forfeit.. RUMSON — Manasquan High 160: Jim Myers (Mar) d. Scott Hanson, 8-4. Howall 43, Freehold Twp. 18 130: Jell Beekman (N) d. Adam Belsky. 7-4. Manasquan went on a 17-9 run to close 171: Ed DePaolis (MS) p. Adam Singer, 5:41. 103 Greg Cheong (FT) d. Justin Harpootlin. 4-0 135: Chuck Massey (N) p. John Furnback, 2:50 School's boys basketball team wiped out a the gap to 33-32. 189: Dave Johnson (MS) d. Chris Luongo. 8-3. 112: Chris Ryan (H) d. Ari Schell. 3-1. 140: Steve Vetrano (N) p. Jeff Cox. 2:56. 24-15 halftime deficit by outscoring Rum- HWT: Corey Tucker (Mar) p. Shawn Patterson. 0:34 119: Ron Relit (H) p. Carl Schaal, 210. 145 Rob Knox (Ml tf Terence Fartor, 5:01. Ken O'Neill and ClitT Russell, who 125: John Stilt (H| p. Matt DeAngolo, 4:51 152: Jason Aves (M) p. Ben Henrlques, 3:36. son, 33-20, in the second half to record a Mlddletown North 58, CBA 8 130: Chad Braverman (FT) d Mike Borenstein. 12-7. 160: Ethan Waller (M) won by forfeit. 48-44 non-conference victory. both had 13 points, combined for eight 103: Ted Hall (MN) tf. Adam Carpenter, 6:00(17-0). 135: Brian Moran (HI md. j3hn Davidson. 11-2. 171: Gazette Thompson (N) won by forfeit. fourth period points to put Manasquan 112: Hoang Shank (MN) p. Tim Rainslord, 30 140. Phil Wilensky (FT) d. Jerome Runko, 4-0 189: Joe Antico (M) d. Andy Mitchell, 6-4. 119: Jason Borreo (MN) p. Shawn Keating, 1:27. 145: Jamie Lowther (H) p. Shawn White. 2:35. HWT: Carl Conover (M) p. Ray Franklin, 1:47. Mike Fay, who led all scorers with 14, ahead. Fay made two free throws with popped in eight in the third period when five second left to ice the game. Basketball OMi 'B' Division North Red Bank Reg. (41) MARKHIING DY DLSION, INC. Lunz 6 7-8 24, Johnson 3 0-3 6, Muller 4 2-4 10. Keele 1 ADVERTISERS: H«0H SOUTH MADISL >N AVINUC 2-4 4, Doremus 10-02 TOTALS: 17 11-1946. Raritan (44) Sill 11: TWOIIUNDKM) Mullahy 7 1-2 15. Kovar 1 3-6 5. Riebe 8 0-1 16. White 2 4-5 8. Duva 0 0-0 0. Early 0 0-0 0. Harris 0 0-0 0. INDIANAI'OI.IS, IN 4b227 Woodenschek 0 0-0 0. TOTALS: 18 8-14 44. 1I7-H81WW Red Bank Reg 17 6 10 13 — 46 RarlUn 12 10 13-9 — 44 Three point goals: Lunz. Records: Red Bank Reg. 6-1 (30): Raritan 5-3(3-1) Non-Conference The Monmouth Rumion-FHReg. (21) Vetterl 2 0-0 4, Kaltenborn 2 2-4 6, K. Anderson 1 2-2 4. Monthly is Ewlng 1 0-0 2. Steward 0 0-0 0, Sullivan 1 0-0 2. Allen 0 0-0 0. McGavin 1 1-2 3. Hermanson 0 0-0 0, S. Ander- mailed to Aber- son 0 0-0 0, Bralnard 0 0-0 0. TOTALS: 8 5-821. Manaiquan(61) deen, Matawan, Faas 5 0-0 10, Hoos 1 0-0 2, A. Beaver 3 0-0 6. Hahn 0 3-6 3, Burns 5 2-2 12, Kackos 6 0-0 12. Murray 4 0-4 8, Morganville, Brady 3 0-0 6, Webber 0 0-0 o, Laudenslager 0 0-0 0. J. Beaver 1 00 2 TOTALS: 28 5-12 61 Marlboro, Ma- Rumaon / 84 6 5 — 21 Manasquan /. 12 1918 14 — 61 nalapan, Free- Records: Manasquan 6-1; Rumson 6-2. hold, & Colts 'B' Division North Rarltai Neck— O'Donnell 10 7-9 27. Seeger 5 2-4 12. Clark 3 3-6 9, Hills 1 2-2 4. Cimlno 0 0-0 0. Neubacher 0 0-0 0. TO- TALS: 20 14-23 54. Boy. «n time for the Rad Bank Rag. (56) Raavea 3 2-3 8. Preston 1 0-0 2. McCarthy 6 2-4 14. Olxon 3 2-4 8. Owens 7 2-2 16, Tobln 1 2-2 4. DePolo 1 0-0 2. TOTALS: 23 10-16 56. Resident's Raritan 17 11 9 17 — 54 Day Rad Bank 14151510 — 66 Records: Red Bank Reg. 8-0(3-0); Raritan 5-3(1-3). Non-Conference

Fay 4 3-4 14, O'Neill 5 3-4 13, Russell 6 1-213. Alston 2 0-0 4, Kenny 0 2-2 2. McCue 1 0-0 2. TOTALS: 18 9-12 48. Rumeon-FH Reg. (44) Meredith 6 0-0 13. Klatsky 3 4-5 10, Barber 5 1-1 11. Garrett 0 2-2 2, Cecil 12-3 4, Darby 0 2-2 2. Dooley 1 0- 02. TOTALS: 18 11-1344. Manaaquan 4111716 — 49 Rumaon !!n 13911—44 Three point goats: Fay (3), Meredith. Records: Manaaquan 5-1; Rumson 2-5. FRIDAY, JAN 6, 1989 SPORTS The Register 3B Red Bank beats Raritan

Continued Irom Page 1B a little bii ol trouble with ihcir /one and ihe\ kepi us from run- ning." O'Donnoll buried a jumper and Sccgcr stole the ball and scored wilh l:l() to go to close the lead to 54-52. Qwcns and Seeger missed lay- ups, but Raritan got the hall oil'a But turnover and O'Donnell dropped one in from the left side lo tie up the game and set up Owens' game-winning jump shot, "The play was designed for me," said O'Donnell. who was brilliant in a losing cause wilh a game high 27 points. "I came off two picks and I was open when I got the ball. "We have a real good point guard (Tom Secger)." O'Donnell said. "He helped us a lot bringing Ihc ball up." Despite the loss. Raritan coach Rich Sherman had nothing but praise for his club. "I felt that our kids played abso- lutely great." Sherman said. "What hurt us was that we missed a couple of foul shots in the fourth quarter. We're shooting 60 or 70, percent from the line on the year and we would like it to he a little higher. "T.J. (O'Donnell) has been playing super for us this year," Sherman said. "Sceger played super also. He took away their pressure.

"I would have liked them to call THE REGISTER/ED BRETT; a time out (after O'Donnell's bas- UNDER THE BOARDS — Mark McCarthy (30) and Doug Owens- ket) so I could set something up," : Sherman said. "I knew that in (11) of Red Bank both go up for a rebound as teammate Steve transition we would have trouble DePolo (40) and Raritans Bob Perez (23) crowd the lane last night.' matching up. Red Bank won the game. "Red Bank is a transition team and shoots belter off the dribble McCarthy who finished with 14 lough game tomorrow night when- than standing there." he said. points, including 11 in the first it makes a long journey to play "But I'm real proud of our kids. half lo keep the Bucs close. unbeaten Southern Regional in a THE REGISTER/ED BRETT They played an excellent game Red Bank led only 29-28 at non-conference game. against a very good dub." halftime. ON THE FLY — Stacy Dixon of Red Bank goes up against Raritans T.J. O'Donnell (32) and Mike Raritan plays Sayrcville> tomor- Clark (42) last night. : Red Bank got a good game Irom Red Bank (8-0) has another row. South wrestlers defeat Marlboro Middletown North Continued from Page 1B onrushes CBA "We picked things up again in the upper weight classes. Ed (De- MIDDLETOWN — Middle- Paolis) finally wrestled like I know town North won 12 out of 13 Wrestling he can and Johnson made some bouls to record a 58-6 rout of mistakes but still came through Christian Brothers Academy in eight ol the 13 bouts to record with a win." a Shore Conference "A" Divi- sion North wrestling match. Ihc non-conference win. The Eagles improved their re: Howell received pins from North received pin$ from Ron Reiff (I 19). John Slitt cord lo I-1 (I-0) with the victory Hoang Shank (112). Jason Bor- and Erbig clearly liked yesterday's (125). Jamie Lowther (145). rco (119), Scott Wheeler (135). andCilennSandull (189). performance more than his team's Brad Rogers (171), and Mark season-opening loss to Raritan. Pa rulis (Heavyweight). John ( olangelo (160) record- "We're getting there but we Shank pinned Tim Rainsford ed a pin for Freehold Town- have to get sharper and hit more in 30 seconds and Wheeler look ship. of our moves clean. just 36 seconds to pin Craig Howell improved to 2-0. "We can't count on our oppo- Sullivan. Freehold Township fell lo l-l. nents to make mistakes all the Ted Hall ( 103). Mark Czaplinski (130) and Mark Manalapan 35, Neptune 30 Florio (189) all won by lechni- Erbig, who starts just three se- NEPTUNE — Manalapan niors in his varsity lineup, has no cal fall. won five of the last six matches illusions about his team's chances CBA's lone win was pro- lo take an important "A" in the "A" North this year. vided by Mike Santamaria North battle with Neptune. "I don't see us beating Howcll (152). Santamaria pinned Ernie Tappe in 2:32. Manalapan was losing 30-29 or Manalapan but we'll wrestle when Carl Conover pinned Ray with (Middlelown) North," Erbig North is 1-0. CBA fell to 2-1. Franklin for the victory. said. "If our light guys are going to Howell 43, Freehold Twp. 18 be this tough, we'll give some Manalapan was without 152- teams a lot to handle." I HOWELL — Howell won pounder Joe DiMario. Sophomore Bill Kirk was also out of the lineup for South. He. along with Milkowski and Multari. gives the Eagles a lot of Cranis takes top seed depth at 119 pounds. Even though he lost, Erbig said THE REGISTER/CHET GORDON at CMC tennis event that he was "not displeased" with TAKE IT FROM THE TOP —Ed Zeto of Middletown South works on Mitch Zimberg of Marlboro last the effort turned in by Zeto, who night in a 152-pound bout. Zimberg won, 7-5. TINTON FALLS — Paul C ra- Baltimore; third-seeded Joe Cera- is coming off an injury. nis of New York City is the No. I to of Long Island, N.Y.; and Marlboro coach Mike Sandor for us," Sandor said. I in "A" North). Township on Monda> seed in the Contemporary Motor Frank Baier of Spring Lake, the No. 4 seed. was without ailing 145-pound The Eagles had been scheduled Cars 50-and-over Gran Prix Ten- standout Anthony DeSimone but "Calabro filled in well for DeSi- The Mustangs host Lakewood nis Tournament which begins at 6 monc but we had to some shuf- tomorrow at II a.m. to participate in a quad-meet at The winner of the tournament it mattered little as Augie Calabro, Huntcrdon Central this weekend p.m. today at the New Shrewsbury his standby, pinned Chaz Kauf- fling in the lower weight classes, will receive $250 and 125 Gran South travels to Bridgcwatcr- but the event was cancelled due lo Racquet Club. Prix bonus points. fmann. which hurt us." Raritan West tomorrow before re- an outbreak of Legionnaires Dis- "It was a disappointing night Marlboro's record fell lo 2-2 (0- turning home to face Freehold ease at the host school. Cranis will be challenged by sec- The finals begin at 4 p.m. on ond-seeded Mort Greenbcrg of Sunday. CBA in tough game County sports

Continued from Page 1B could be the best player ever lo I Bet You Didn't Know Ferris handed St. Anthony its only come out of the school. flashback Brought To You By George Wall setback last year and usually plays Also making St. Anthony's re- the Friars tough in their meetings, cord remarkable is that the Friars Only one person in sports history the Super Bowl 2 straight years was ..hMt nrn- nf the games last year was -don't have a home court. 25 years ago Five years ago 85 been elected Jo both the pro^ the Pittsburgh Steelers in 1979 and marred by a brawl and it was de- football Hall of Fame~AND~WTSJ cided not lo continue the rivalry They practice, in a converted Kirk Robinson's 16 points league baseball Hall of Fame ...The Bob Scrabis scored 16 points only person ever to get both those any longer. bingo hall and play all their games helped Christian Brothers Aca- Here's an unbellevabel fact...In a on the road. and handed out six assists lo honors Is Cal Hubbard.Hubbard National Football League game be- Bobby Hurley Jr., the coaches' demy defeat St. Peter's of New lead Red Bank Catholic to a 50- was voted Into pro football's Hall of tween Detroit and Chicago In 1943, Area fans will get another op- Fame In 1963...He was one of the Detroit had MINUS $3 yards rushing son, is one of the finest point Brunswick, 58-50. 33 win over Rumson-Fair great linemen In National Football for the day-yet won the game, f- guards in the country. portunity to watch St. Anthony in League history...Then he was a 0.That's hard to believe, but Its March if they play for the NJSIAA Haven Regional in a basketball long-time umpire in big league ba- true. The 6-0 senior is averaging 23 Parochial "B" championship at 10 years ago contest. seball and was voted into baseball's Hall of Fame In 1976. points a game and is bound for Brookdale Community College at I bet you didn't know... Duke. the end of the season. John Alter (115), Steve Raft George Wall has a Large Selec- ferty (135), Sean O'Connor One year ago Did you know that NO team has Two other Division I prospects Game sold out won the Super Bowl 2 straight years tion of 1989s Including Town (158), Dan Beggs (170), Greg Hawes Buckner's 5-4 deci- since 1980?...The last team to win Cars & Cougars are 6-6 Jerry Walker (16 ppg), and All tickets for the game have 6-3 guard Terry Dchcre (13 ppg). Holland (188) and heavyweight sion over .Middletown High been sold and none will be avail- Brian Incremona recorded pins Dchcrc will attend Seton Hall able at the gate. School South's Mike Gardner University. as Rumson-Fair Haven Re- gave Marlboro the winning Only those people who already Six-seven Scan Rooncy and 6-5 gional High School ripped points in'a 33-30 Shore Confer- have tickets will be admitted to Malcr Dei in a wrestling dual freshman Rodrick Rhodes are the the gym. Game time will be 4 p.m. ence "A" Division North wres- other two starters. 'The junior varsities of the two meet by a score of 56-3. tling victory. ». Coach Hurley believes Rhodes schools will clash at 2:30. 4B The Register NATIONAL SPORTS FRIDAY, JAN. 6, 1989 76ers fall to Spurs

SAN ANTONIO (AP) — De- fense might not come to mind when fans see the scores of an NBA roundup NBA game. The coaches and play- ers know otherwise. "It's been a while since we until Jordan made a 3-point shot "I think I had only two shots in played two great games back-to- with 28 seconds to go. ihe second half," said Philadel- back," Spurs coach Larry Brown Jordan finished with 32 points, phia's Charles Barkley, who said. "The effort was there to- 20 of them in the first half. scored just four of his 23 points iri night. We defended really well, the final two periods as San Anto- and we didn't turn the ball over Sonics 120, Kings 106 much." nio handed the 76crs their fourth SEATTLE — Dale Ellis scored straight defeat, 119-104, last night. San Antonio jumped out to an a career-high 49 points, including "They just wouldn't let me have 18-10 lead as Anderson scored 10 the first two baskets of Seattle's the ball. points before the 76ers pulled nine consecutive field goals with- "All I'm going to say is the within 34-31 at the end of the first out a miss in the fourth quarter, Spurs physically beat us up. This period. The Spurs led 59-56 at the and the Sonics won their ninth is the best defense we've seen all half. consecutive game at home. year." The Spurs, leading 88-82 after The Sonics outscored the Kings Philadelphia coach Jim Lynam three periods, began the fourth 34-20 in the final period, which said his team's inability to handle quarter with a 10-point spurt. San started with the game tied 86-86. the Spurs' defense, especially in Antonio then outscorcd Philadel- Ellis, whose previous career the second half, was the key to the phia 8-4 to go ahead 106-86, the best was 47, continued his hot San Antonio's victory. Spurs' biggest lead of the game. shooting from 3-point range, hit- "We just didn't respond to San Mike Gminski added 22 points ting five of eight from that dis- Antonio's defensive pressure," for Philadelphia, while Vcrnon tance after hitting 14 of his pre- Lynam said. "AH1 our turnovers Maxwell had 19 for San Antonio. vious 18. were forced by their defense. We But the two. baskets he hit to only scored four or five points in Cavaliers 103, Bulls 98 give Seattle the lead for good, 90- the first six minutes of the fourth RICHFIELD, Ohio — Ron 86, were 2-point jumpers. quarter, and by then the tone had Harper scored seven straight They went on to open a 117-100/' been set." points to break a 90-90 tie late in lead with 1:36 left as Derrick San Antonio rookie Willie An- the fourth quarter last night and McKcy scored eight of his 18 derson scored 10 of his career-high lead the Cleveland Cavaliers to points in the fourth quarter. 36 points in the first 5:22 of the their I Oth straight victory. Jim Petersen, who led the Kings third period. But Philadelphia re- Cleveland, 23-5, extended its with 23 points, had three baskets, bounded to take a 70-69 lead be- franchise record for consecutive leading a 17-8 Sacramento run fore the Spurs ran off seven victories in a single season. that tied the game after three peri- straight points, taking the lead for It also matched the team record ods. good at 76-70. for consecutive victories set over Ed Pinckney's three-point play "Our attitudes seem much bet- two seasons (1977-78 and 1978- with 25 seconds left in the quarter ter, and we are putting out a good 79K capped the rally. team effort," said Anderson, who The Cavaliers' Craig Ehlo neu- Earlier in the quarter, Ellis' two hit 1X of 26 shots as the Spuis won tralized Chicago's Michael Jordan. 3-pointers and a three-point play ASSOCIATED PRESS two consecutive games for only in the fourth quarter, limiting Jor- fueled a 19-8 Sonics spurt that put NOWHERE TO GO — Michael Jordan of the Chicago Bulls has his path to the basket blocked by the second time this season. dan to two points in the period them ahead 78-69. Larry Nance of the Cavaliers last night. Rutgers beats Rhode Island to snap 3-game losing streak Powerful North Stars PISCATAWAY. N.J. (AP) — Anthony Duckett matched his sea- roar past Flyers, 5-3 son high with 16 points and hit a fadeway jumper from the baseline "We were taking it to the net at Ihe right time. We to put Rutgers ahead for good last ByMIKENADEL were screening well. In the past, the guys were night as the Scarlet Knights de- ASSOCIATED PRESS standing still and waiting for the pass. Now we're feated Rhode Island 87-77 in an attacking." Atlantic 10 Conference game. BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (AP) — The pre- They were also more fortunate than the Flyers The victory snapped a three- were, Philadelphia coach Paul Holmgren said. •• game losing streak for the Scarlet viously powerless Minnesota North Stars looked plenty powerful last night. "When you kill off a penalty, there's always a Knights, 5-5, and was their third certain amount of luck involved," he said. "To- in as many conference games this Possessors of the NHL's worst power-play re- night, one of their guys always seemed to be get- season. cord, the North Stars scored three times in six ting the puck on a bounce in front of the net. Their Rhode Island. 4-5 overall and 1- chances — including Marc Habseheid's game-win- last goal was a seemingly harmless shot. But it hits 1 in the league, had rallied from a ner with 4:46 to play — for a 5-3 victory over the Murray Craven's stick and gets by Hexy." 60-49 deficit with 12 straight Philadelphia Flyers. Philadelphia had won 10 of its last 11 games, all points to take its first lead since "I don't know, really," Habscheid said when with Ron Hextall in goal. the opening tap when John Evans asked why the power play was suddenly clicking. Earlier in the third period, Mark Tinordi's soft converted two free throws for a "I guess it's a combination of things. Everybody wrist shot from the point got past Hextall to tie the 61 -60 edge with 11:14 to go. worked the puck well. We were hungry for loose game 3-3. pucks. We were getting more shots on goal." The teams then traded baskets Stewart Gavin's empty-net goal finished the before Duckett, who also had 16 Habseheid's shot wasn't a thing of beauty. He scoring for the North Stars, who are 13-20-7 —, points against Tuesday night took Neal Brotcn's pass and wound up for a slap good for third place in the Norris Division at the against Miami, hit his jumper shot, but Philadelphia's Murray Craven deflected season's midway point after finishing last in the from the left side to put Rutgers the puck "about halfway to the net and it bounced 21-team NHL in 1987-88. ahead 64-63. and dipped." Dave Poulin scored twice in the first period for Emory Ward drove the lane for "I'd like to say I teed it up and hit the top'shelf, Philadelphia, sandwiching power-play goals by a basket and Rick Dadika fol- but I'll take it," said Habscheid, who has 12 goals Gagner and Brian MacLcllan. lowed with another to make it 68- in his last 18 games. Pelle Eklund's breakaway goal, set up by a per- 63 with 7:09 to play. The North Stars entered the game 6 for their fect pass from Mark Howe, gave the Flyers their 3- Rhode Island never got closer last 67 with the man advantage and 28-for-190 2 lead after two. than three points the rest of the overall, a 14.7 percent success ratio. Even last Jon Casey made 26 saves for the North Stars, way as Rutgers hit 11 of their final night's 3-for-6 showing left them at just 15.8 per- who blanked Philadelphia's league-leading power- 19 points from the foul line. cent, still worst in the league. play unit in six attempts. In their previous meet- Tom Savage had 19 points for "We moved the puck well tonight," said Dave ing, a 7-6 Flyer victory on Oct. 13, the Flyers were Rutgers, which shot 59 percent Gagner, who also had one of the power-play goals. 6-for-l 1 on the power play. from the field. Ward added 17 and Dadika had 13. Eric Leslie had 24 points for Rhode Island and Kenny Green added 16 points and 10 rebounds. Rookie Magee takes early lead The win was Rutgers first over Rhode Island in seven games, and the 3-0 conference record is the at Tournament of Champions first for the Scarlet Knights since 1982-83. sacola Open. Norman were in a large group at North Carolina 87, DePaul 67 By BOB GREEN But he had plenty of first-time 71. ROSEMONT, III. — At least ASSOCIATED PRESS company at the top of the leader Curtis Strange, the current U.S. Joey Meyer had a good seat. board for the tournament that Open champion and the first man "I don't see any weaknesses," takes only the winners of Tour to go over $ 1 million in single-sea- the DePaul coach said last night CARLSBAD, Calif. (AP) — An- events from the last 12 months. son earnings, had nothing but dif- after Steve Bucknall hit all four of drew Magee, a rookie in the win- ficulties all day. He did not make his 3-point attempts and scored ASSOCIATED PRESS ners-only field, overcame wors- Of the first six players, only Ben a birdie and was tied for last place seven of his 21 points during a SHOT BLOCKER — Quinn Snyder of Duke University blocks a ening weather for a 4-under-par 68 Crenshaw has played in this tour- in the 32-man field with a 77. decisive first-half run as No. 6 shot by Davidson's Bruce Elder during the first half last night. and a one-shot lead yesterday in nament before. Like Magee, Chip Magee holed out a bunker shot North Carolina steamrolled De- the first round of the Tournament Beck, Steve Jones, Bob Lohr and for a birdie on the ninth hole and Paul 87-67 — its 11th win in a power of J.R. Reid inside, Buck- State surge for a victory as both of Champions. PGA title-holder Jeff Sluman also took the lead alone on the 16th row. nall from 3-point range, and teams opened conference play at are first-time entrants. when he bounced an approach Kevin Madden from everywhere sold-out Jenison Field House. Magee, the last man out on the shot off a hard bunker and the ball "They're big, strong, smart and La Costa Country Club course, Beck, who had to overcome a they shoot well from the outside," else. "Any coach will tell you, when double bogey on the 14th hole, ran toward the cup, setting up a you get that first road win you're had to battle unseasonably chilly birdie. said Meyer, whose Blue Demons Trailing 4-3 after just 1:43, Pete temperatures and increasingly and Jones shared second at 69. excited about it," Davis said after He retained the top spot with a lost to a ranked team for the fifth Chilcutt ignited the North Caroli- brisk winds for his.surprise lead in Crenshaw had an eagle and four time this season. "I think our guys na run with a layup. By the time Iowa improved to 12-1 on the sea- scrambling, one-putt par on the son. Michigan State dropped to 9- the kickoff event on the PGA birdies in an erratic round of 70 18th. got a lesson tonight from one of Bucknall finished it with seven Tour schedule. that tied him with Lohr and Slu- the best teams in the country." straight points — a 3-pointer, a man. "I'm just thrilled to death to get Using a trapping defense that steal and layup and a 10-footer — "This is what it's going to be Magee, 26, earned his spot in today over with," he said. "I forced 12 turnovers in the first the Tar Heels were ahead 18-6 like on the road in the Big Ten," the exclusive field with his first Masters champion Sandy Lyle didn't want to start with an 80 or half, the Tar Heels, 13-1, led 52-36 "Darelyihree minutes later— -lie said. "Tlieie is su much bal- career victory last year In the Pen- of Scotland and Australian Greg something."— at intermission and never let De- They built the lead to as much ance in the league I think all the Paul, 8-6, closer than 14 points the as 24 points early in the second games are going to be like that." rest of the way. half before coasting to the victory. The "that" was an 11-point vic- tory that easily could have slipped Tyson in another car "With the shots we were get- Bucknall had 15 points in the through Iowa's fingers. ting, we should shoot well," North first half, while Madden was scor- The Hawkeyes took an early 17- LAS VEGAS (AP) — This time it wasn't Mike Tyson's boyhood friend, Rory Holloway, was at Carolina coach Dean Smith after ing 12 of his 18. Reid finished 5 lead, and never trailed. But after being informed his team shot 60 with 15 points. Tyson's fault. the wheel, with promoter Don King riding along leading 65-53 on Ray Thompson's when the accident occurred shortly before 10 a.m.. percent — including 6-of-9 from Iowa 93, Michigan State 82 steal and dunk with nine minutes The heavyweight champion was in another car 3-point range. EAST LANSING, Mich. —Par- to play, Iowa twice let the Spar- accident yesterday, when his 1988 Lincoln was hit by The driver of the other car, Michael Credico, a Las "What I thought was even bet- ity and partisan crowds make the tans close to within three points. another car trying to get around a stalled vehicle. - Vegas waiter, was cited for making an illegal turn ter, though, was our defense," he road a tough place to play in the Michigan State's Kirk Manns No one was injured in the accident, which police into Tyson's vehicle, a $100 fine. added. "We Were so active in the Big Ten, and Iowa coach Tom described as a minor fender-bender that slightly dam- hit a 3-pointer with 5:37 left to The heavyweight champion signed autographs for first half, we never let them get Davis says any victory away from make the score 74-71, but Iowa aged the door of Tyson's car. into their game." home is welcome — especialy the scored the next six points, four by motorists and police while he and King waited for Tyson, who has a history of traffic troubles, wasn't another vehicle to pick them up. North Carolina took command first. Marble. From there, the Spartans driving the car, which was taking the heavyweight with a 15-2 run less than two min- Roy Marble scored 24 points never challenged as Marble scored champion to his doctor to be fitted for a new mouth- "It was just bad luck," said Credico, who called utes into the game, then held De- last night as the ninth-ranked seven points in the final five min- piece. Tyson a "helluva nice guy." Paul at bay by mixing the scoring Hawkeyes held off a late Michigan utes. -FRIDAY, JAN 6. 1989 NATIONAL SPORTS The Register 5B ESPN acquires baseball cable package

"For the first time in baseball history, Ueberroth said. "There was a tiny, single- its current six-year deals with NBC and TBS officials declined to comment on By RICK WARNER the whole season will be presented to fans digit percentage difference among three of ABC. their bid. But Ueberroth said network ASSOCIATED PRESS who want to follow it on television," them." As recently as last year. Uberroth and owner Ted Turner "was a class act. At the Commissioner Peter Ueberroth said at a Roger Werner, president and chief ex- others were predicting that baseball wduld end, he shook hands with everybody." news conference. "We will present all ecutive officer of ESPN; said the coun- NEW YORK - ESPN acquired the teams and all divisions in both leagues, have lo laRc a cul in television revenue. Marc Lustgarten, pres[dent of Sports- try's largest cable network was "absolute- "I was wrongJ'he said, beaming like a T*hannel's parent company, said the net- cable television rights to major league and that's an incredible thing for base- ly delighted" to add baseball to its baseball yesterday with a four-year, $400 ball." lottery winner. "I was predicting a work's offer was "substantially below" the coverage of the NFL. college football, col- doomsday scenario in 1985 and 1986. I winning bid. million deal that will double the sport's The deal came less than a month after lege basketball and other major sports national TV revenue and offer fans more was just Hat wrong." "I think (ESPN's bid) was a lot higher CBS agreed to a four-year, $1.1 billion events. than the cable market and ultimately the games than ever. contract to televise the playoffs. World ESPN, which reaches 50.1 million "We've been working hard for more homes, will be the second national cable consumer can bear." he said. ESPN will televise 175 games a year Series, All-Star Game and a 12-game reg- than eight years to get baseball." Werner ular-season package beginning in 1990. network to show major league games. In addition lo its featured games, ESPN beginning in 1990, with single games on said. "The day has finally arrived, and we I ISA aired games from 1979-83, will be able to switch to other games and Sunday and Wednesday nights and dou- ESPN outbid Turner Broadcasting Sys- couldn't be happier." USA President Kay Koplovitz said the also show highlights of the night's action. bleheaders on Tuesday and Friday eve- tem, SportsChannel America and the The ESPN and CBS deals will provide network "made an aggressive bid" to re- "If somebody is pitching a no-hitter or nings. The network also will show games USA Network for the cable package. baseball with about $375 million a year in Turner and ESPN were the finalists. gain the cable rights, although the propo- there's a long hitting streak, for instance, on Opening Day, holidays and during natipnal TV revenue. That is almost dou- sal was limited to 130 games because of we could switch to that game so everyone spring training. "The bids were very, very, very close," ble the income baseball is receiving from programming commitments. could see it," Ueberroth said. Final 4 football: 49ers-Bears, Bills-Bengals Stubbs toughens Running rookies San Francisco 'D' pace of ense not before, people are mentioning By DAVE CARPENTER Ronnie Lott and Michael Carter," ASSOCIATED PRESS he said. "This team has done what it's done because of the strength of for AFC teams our defense." SANTA CLARA, Calif. —They don't have a catchy nickname like Lott, perhaps the hardest-hit- fense, which is not any more com- "Monsters of the Midway." But as ting safety in the NFL, will be By BARRY WILNER plicated than anyone else's. But they head into Sunday's NFC title making his seventh trip to the Pro ASSOCIATED PRESS we do ask guys to learn it fast. game with Chicago, the San Fran- Bowl, while Carter, a nose tackle, "He did not play much the first will be going for the third time. three games and still had a 1,000- cisco 49ers' reputation as a finesse CINCINNATI (AP) — Elbert team is a thing of the past. Linebacker Charles Haley, who yard year. led the team with ) I 'h sacks, also and Thurman are the unlikely "The question mark coming out A year ago, the 49ers finished is headed for Honolulu. monickers for two of the best the regular season with the NFL's of college was the fact that he had. Ends Larry Roberts (2Vi sacks) rookie running backs in the NFL. only one great year."-added top-ranked defense, but were On Sunday, Elbert Woods, bel- blown away in the first round of and rookie Pierce Holt, rookie Wyche. "He had all the dimen- tackle Daniel Stubbs of Red Bank, ter known as Ickey, and Thurman sions. Ihe si/e and the speed, and the playoffs, losing 36-24 to Min- Thomas, who slicks with his given nesota. and rookie linebacker Bill he had one tremendous year. But Romanowski helped key a pass name, will be key factors as the it was onh a one-year shot." This season San Francisco had rush that Coach Bill Walsh said Cincinnati Bengals and Buffalo Woods wasn't drafted on the the No. 3 defense in the league, made the difference against the Bills play for the AFC opening round, while Gaston trailing only the Vikings and Chi- Vikings last weekend. championship. Green and Lorenzo While", both of cago. Along the way, they played Along with the transition to a Both backs were taken on the whom did very little this season, one of the toughest defensive bat- younger, stronger defense has second round of .last spring's draft. were first-rounders. tles of the season, a 10-9 loss in come a tougher team attitude that The Bengals grabbed Woods 31 si "It's turned out we caught him Chicago on Oct. 24, a game that helped keep the 49ers afloat overall after he led the nation in on the upswing of a career," helped quell the notion that the rushing at Nevada-Las Vegas. Wyche said. 49ers weren't a "physical" team. through a 2-4 slump during mid- season and a shocking last-second Thomas, one of college football's Ickey's image began lo flourish The 49ers practiced at their loss to Phoenix after San Francis- best runners in 1985 and '87 at after he scored twice in a victory training facility for the next-to-last co had led 23-0. Oklahoma Slate, but hampered by over the Jets that gave Cincinnati time Thursday and prepared to fly "The guys have a lot of charac- a serious knee injury in 1986, a 6-0 record. Woods started doing to Chicago Friday night. They be- ter," Walsh said. "You can shake went to Buffalo nine choices later. his shuffle in the end zone as a lieve a repeat.of the defensive per- them up and they'll respond, they Woods clearly has been the celebration. formance in the earlier loss to the won't go into the tank or lose their more publicized performer in Ihe Woods doesn't want lo take Bears will get them a third trip to determination! said. NFL, just as Thomas was better much credit for his fine season. the Super Bowl, since their offense Cross said the team has more known coming out of school. Not He quickly credits the offensive is healthier this time. fight in it this year, partly because only did Woods popularize the line, which is one of the best in the "It used to be that when you of the adversity it has weathered "Ickey Shuffle" after scoring — league, and backfield partners thought of the 49crs, you thought in the rough stretch and a highly which he did 15 times — but he James Brooks and Boomer Esia- of Joe Montana, Dwight Clark, publicized quarterback controver- led the Bengals with 1,066 yards son. the NFL's leading passer. Wendell Tyler, Freddie Solomon, sy over whether Steve Young or rushing and had a 5.3-yard aver- "I feel we have the best front six and it goes on and on," said 13- Joe Montana should start. age per carry. Woods also caught in the NFL." he said. "With my year veteran center Randy Cross, 21 passes. running ability and the guys open- "This team seems to have an ASSOCIATED PRESS the team's senior player. attitude of, 'We're going into a "At this point. I couldn't imag- ing holes, it's not hard to find the "Now the people still think of game, we're going to fight, we LET SLEEPING BEARS LIE —Chicago Bears quarterback Jim ine it going any better," Woods holes." Roger Craig and Joe Montana and might not win, but they will be McMahon offers a study in relaxation at practice as he lounges on .said of his first year as a pro. The Bills had a weak running Jerry Rice, but right up there, if sorer than we are," Cross said. blocking dummies. Of course, if (he Bengals win game last season, averaging just Sunday — they are 9-0 at home 122 yards. They also didn't have a and beat the Bills 35-21 at "The first-round draft choice. Jungle," Riverfront Stadium — "One of our main priorities was they'll be headed for the Super lo upgrade the running game," Ditka silent on choice of quarterback Bowl, making Woods' year even General Manager Bill Polian said. more special. "We were hopeful that someone for this afternoon at Chicago. Butler earlier told reporters, "Bryan is an with the breakaway abilities of By MARIO FOX "I have my reasons," Ditka said. Asked excellent kicker and there're no hard feelings "No. it's not over yet," he said. Thomas would be available when on my part." "We still have a goal in our minds we drafted." ASSOCIATED PRESS whether the delay was to keep theJ49ers gues- and we have to keep playing hard sing, he said, "Take a bow." Tomczak suffered a bruised left shoulder until we gel to that goal." Thomas went in the second Wide receiver Dennis McKinnon said he when hit by Reggie While in Saturday's 20-12 round because scouts worried SUWANEE, Ga. — The Chicago Bears, not doesn't care whether McMahon or Tomczak playoff victory over the Philadelphia Eagles The Bengals always have fa- about surgery on his leftknec. to mention the San Francisco 49ers, will have throws the ball. that landed the Bears in the, conference vored massive fullbacks, from But he was just what the Bills to wait until today to learn who will start for "It really doesn't matter who's on the field championship game at Soldier Field. The Pete Johnson to Larry Kinnebrew needed and led the team with 881 the Bears at quarterback in Sunday's NFC as long as he doesn't make a mistake in critical right-handed Tomczak separated the same to Woods, who is 6-foot;2, 232 yards, a 4.3 average, despite a championship game. situations," he said. "Our relationship between non-thowing shoulder Nov. 27 and sat out two pounds. But they didn't immedi- midseason injury. games. ately hand Woods the starling po- Last Sunday, in a 17-10 victory Bears coach Mike Ditka had planned to an- me and the quarterbacks is: 'Throw me the sition. He carried just six times, nounce yesterday whether he would start Mike ball. Read the play and throw it to me.'" The often-injured McMahon. who led the over Houston. Thomas rushed for total, in the first three games be- 75 yards on just seven carries, in- Tomczak or Jim McMahon against the San While delaying his quarterback decision. Bears lo their Super Bowl XX win three years fore Stanley Wilson was hurt. Francisco 49ers. Ditka did name punter Bryan Wagner as his ago, was sidelined for six games this season cluding a 40-yarder. new kickoff man. Placckickcr Kevin Butler after his knee was sprained Oct. 30. He suited In Game 4. against Cleveland. "Overall, I think I've been pret- "I think they'll both probably play in the had handled the job all season after he and up for but didn't play the last game of the Woods carried 13 times fo/ 62 ty productive this season," Thom- game," Ditka said yesterday after practice. "I'll Wagner shared the kickoff chores during 1987. regular season in Minnesota. By that time, he yards. He's started ever since. as said. '"I missed a couple of let you know tomorrow." "We think Bryan will kick the ball a little had been officially demoted to second-string ""He's smart." Coach Sam games or I would have gained a Ditka now has a news conference scheduled deeper," Ditka said. behind Tomczak for the playoffs. Wvchc said. "He's learned our of- thousand yards."

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overview. The Rev. Richard L. Religion Shaw, pastor, will teach the In Brief remaining five seminars. RELIGIOUS SERVICES The course will explain what Service scheduled the New Age movement is, how widespread it is and ask the THE WESTMINSTER • RED BANK — The annual Red question "Is it compatible with ASSEMBLIES METHODIST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Bank Area Community Service Christianity"? The sessions will be 94 Tindall Rd: Middletown Rev. Harlan C. for the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther open to questions and comments OF GOD Durfee pastor. Adult Bible Study at 9 a.m. King Jr. will take place at 7 p.m. from the audience. For more Morning Service at 10 a.m. Nursery pro- Sunday. Jan. 15 at Trinity information, call 291-1641 or 988- vided and Sunday School Dial-a-Medita- Episcopal Church, 65 West Front 0301. First Assembly of God UNITED METHODIST CHURCH tion 671-9011 St. This sixth annual service is a SHREWSBURY OF RED BANK joint effort sponsored by the Red 220 Sycamore Avenue, Shrewsbury Sun: 8:20 Bank Area Ministerium and the Kids crafts A.M. Worship Service 9:40 A.M. Bible Classes 247 Broad St. Sunday services: 8:30 a.m. Holy Westside Minislerium Alliance. for all ages 10:45 A.M. Worship Service 7:00 Communion in Chapel; 9:30 i 11:00 Worship PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH RED BANK — The Mothers P.M7 Evening Rally Wed: 10:00 A.M. Ladies' In Sanctuary with Nursery provided. Pastors, AT SHREWSBURY Col. Elvernice Davis, chaplain of Center of Monmouth County will Prayer 7:30 P.M. Adult Bible Study, Youth & Charles Q. Hanklns, Thomas R. McKee; Fort Monmouth, will be the guest Children's Services F. Eber Reitzel, Pastor: Parish Visitor, Marjorie Squira. 747-0446 352 Sycamore Avonue-747-3557 sponsor "Arts and Crafts For 741-0048 Church School 9:30 speaker. Kids" at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Worship Service 10:30 Nursery providsd. Dr. David Muyskens Special music will be provided First Presbyterian Church. John by the Gospel Choir of St. Paul's Brzosloski, art teacher, will show fantastic ways to entertain the Baptist Church. Atlantic BAPTIST FIRST UNITED Highlands, and the Bell Choir of children when winter frost keeps Middletown United Methodist people indoors. The fee is $3. For METHODIST CHURCH Church. The public is invited to more information, call 747-7649. CHURCH STREET, KEANSBURG SATURDAY. 7:45 P.M. Communion Worship NON- take part in (his service of FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SUNDAY, 9:30 A.M. Chruch School (classes rededication to Dr. King's dream. The "L" word OF KEYPORT (or 2 year old children through adults)., 11 DENOMINATIONAL A time of fellowship will follow in A.M. Worship Where the Word of God is clearly Ordained Minister: John A. Benson (787-0289 the parish hall. For more • MIDDLETOWN — The Rev. or 787-0011) information, call 747-1750. David Bumbaugh of the Summit preached, our Lord Jesus praised Unitarian Church will speak on and Christian Love is a reality. OCEANVIEW The "L" Word: Reflections of a Sunday School 9:30 A.M. Worship 10:45 A.M. COMMUNITY CHURCH Dealing with AIDS Bleeding Heart Liberal at the 10 Bible Studies & creative outreach (or the commu- CHRIST CHURCH a.m. service this Sunday at The nity, Stephen C. Clark, Pastor. LEONARDO • RED BANK — The First 3rd & Main Streets First Unitarian Church of UNITED METHODIST Kenneth Gamble-Pastor Appleton and Bur- Baptist Church will feature a Phone 264-0735 lington Avenue - 291-2698 Sunday School discussion on "Dealing With Monmouth County, 1475 West FAIR HAVEN 9:45 a.m. Sunday Services 11:00 a.m. & 6 Front Street, Lincroft section. p.m. Wednesday, Bible Study and Prayer AIDS" at 6 p.m. Sunday at the Sunday Schedule: Worship 10:55 A.M. meeting 7:30 p.m. > church. Maple Avenue at Oakland Nursery Care Provided Street. An AIDS patient will share Support for Israel Church School: 9:30 A.M. his personal experiences and Holy Communion: First Sunday reflections. Those attending will • NEW YORK (AP) — Leaders FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH each month -s KING OF GLORY participate in a brief survey on of Conservative Judaism have _> RED BANK For information or assistance CHRISTIAN CENTER CALL 741-0234 AIDS information. Resource urged continued support for Israel Maple Ave. at Oakland St. Worship 8:45 and 11 Lloyd Road School. Lloyd Road. Aberdeen Rev. Robin E. Van Cleef Charismatic Worship Service Sunday Service materials will be provided. For but withholding of financial a.m. Church School 9:45 a.m. Evening service 10:30 am Preschool program provided. more information, call 747-0671. support to ultra-Orthodox Jewish 6:00 p.m. Bible Study and Prayer Group. Youth Thursday Bible Study B p.m. For further infor- groups advocating amendment of Fellowship Wed. 7:30 p.m. Pastor Edward Van- mation call Reverend Gary Sainato. 566-6637 "^ derHey All night vigil Israel's "Law of Return." They seek changes that would • LONG BRANCH — The disqualify those converted to Jersey Shore Chapter of the Blue Judaism under Reform and Army of Our Lady of Fatima will Conservative auspices. CALVARY CHAPEL sponsor an all night vigil, UNITED CHURCH 201 Port Monmoulh RoarJ. Port Monmouth at NEW MONMOUTH Bayside Way anrt Park Avenue Rev Richard L beginning at 9 p.m. tonight, at Elderly clergy OF CHRIST Shaw pastor Sunday School 10 a in Worship Holy Trinity Church, 408 BAPTIST CHURCH 11am Youth Meeting 7 30 p m Praise 7 3K0 Cherry Tree Farm & New Monmouth Roads. p m Prayer and Bible Study Wednesday 8 00 Prospect St. First mass tonight • WASHINGTON (AP) — A New Monmouth. Rev. Dwight C. Singer, As- pm Home Bible Night Call 291 1641 for mlor begins at 10:30 p.m.. with a coffee Gallup poll finds that two out of sistant Pastor. Sunday School for all ages matioM break at midnight and the first 9:30 A.M. Morning Worship 10:45. Evening OLD FIRST CHURCH three Catholics say that, if asked, Service 7:00 P.M. Wed. Prayer and Bible Saturday mass at 2:15 a.m. they likely would contribute to a Study 7:30 P.M. MIDDLETOWN drive to fund retirement of elderly Established in 1688. 69 Kings Highway, Middle- members of Roman Cathbolic town Village an ecumenical fellowship, in full LINCROFT BIBLE CHURCH Epiphany service communion with the American Baptist Chur- orders. ches and the United Church of Christ. Church 790 Newman Springs Road (opposite Brook- • WEST LONG BRANCH — School and the service ol Worship begin at dale College) Pastors James H. Persons and Resources for it have been The Lutheran Church of the 1000 a.m. Nursery available Rev Craig Ander- Gary W. Doperalski. Sun. Worship. 10:45 a.m. son. 671-1905. and 6:00 p.m. Sunday Bible School, 9:45 a.m. Reformation will join the other found severely lacking in the orders, and Roman Catholic LEONARDO BAPTIST CHURCH Bible Study and Prayer every Wed. 7:30 p.m. congregations of the North Shore Declaring The Doctrines ol Christ Phone 747-1231 or 7478194. Cluster in a group service at 8 bishops this month launched, a drive to meet the need. Corners of Leonard and Highland Aves. Bible p.m. tonight in Freehold. The School 9:30 a.m. Worship 11 a.m. Sunday service will include an affirmation evening and mid-week prayer meetings at 7 LUTHERAN of the vocation of Christians in Government programs p.m. Paster Joseph Rebecky - 291-0669 the world. The planners of the event arc seeking lay lectors, • COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A KING OF KINGS, MIDDLETOWN KINGS HIGHWAY soloists, assistants, acolytes and survey finds that of 4,500 Cherry Tree Farm & Harmony Road. Middle- FAITH FELLOWSHIP recipients of assistance from town. Worship Services - 8:00, 9:15 and 10:45 44 Memorial Pkwy (Hwy 38) Atlantic Highlands. Communion servers. Also needed AM. Sunday School - 9:15 A.M. Pastor Pastor Ben Ragusa, Co-Pastor Rose Hagusa. Asso arc cookies for the coffee hour Roman Catholic agencies in Ohio, William Hanson, 671-3348 Pastor, Phil Raynis Sunday Service 11 a.m. & 7:30 nearly two-thirds of them had p.m. Home'Btbie Fellowship Wed. 7:30 p.m. Guest afterward. For more information, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Evangelists. Bible Teachers, Gospel Music Groups call 409-0428 or 462-5122. only enough food on hand for one every Friday al 7:30 p m. A Word ol Faith Teaching meal or less. LUTHERAN CHURCH Church 291-2915. Bird watching meeting Jim Tobin, associate director of OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD social concerns for the Ohio MIDDLETOWN AND CRAWFORDS CORNER • RED BANK — The Monmouth Catholic conference, says the FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST ROAD, HOLMDEL (842-4596) County Audubon Society will survey shows basic needs of the RED BANK SUNDAY SERVICES 8:15 & 10:45 ASSEMBLY OF CHRISTIANS NURSERY PROVIDED FOR 10:45 SERVICE sponsor its monthly meeting at 8 poor — food, clothing and shelter 211 Broad St Red Bank Church Services & meeting at Sunday School - Sun 10 a m Wed Eve 8 15 SUNDAY CHURCH SCHOOL 9 15 p.m. Wednesday at the Trinity — arc not always being met. GOSPEL HALL p m (Nursery available Sun & Wed ) Reading 653 Art St between Grand (Myrtle Aves, Long Branch Episcopal Church, 65 West Front Room 22 Monmouth St Red Bank Mon -Sat Citing a four-year decline in 2290377. 229-5805 Street. Bob Henschel of the 10am -4 30pm food stamp recipients, from 89 HOLY TRINITY. RED BANK A cordial invitation is extended to attend services. Monmouth County Park System BIBLE CLASS/SUNDAY SCHOOL -11:30 A.M. pefcent of clients to 59 percent, he 150 River Road 741-9241 will conduct a nature photography Sunday Worship and Sunday School 10:00 a.m. GOSPEL MEETING - 7:00 P.M. says, "our agencies and programs PRAYER S BIBLE STUDY WEDS - 7:00 P.M. workshop. There is no admission Nursery provided. Visitors welcome arc simply not able to pick up Pastor Carol Peteraan A Bible believing local church following New Testament fee. Non-members arc welcome. principles. Preaching Christ has risen and coming again. For more information, call 780- where the government programs Preaching salvation by faith in the work and person ol 8465 after 7 p.m. have cut back." LUTHER MEMORIAL the Lord Jesus Christ. EPISCOPAL LUTHERAN CHURCH Human rights Missouri Synod Cruise presentation TINTON FALLS • UNITED NATIONS (AP) — • ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 818 Tmton Ave Tmton Tails Sunday Worship Noting that people cannot practice 10 30 n in Sunday School 9 a m Rev Paul R St. Jude's Guild of St. Agnes their faith freely in various parts Huenke [ REFORMED | Church will offer a presentation of of the world, the Vatican's ALL SAINTS, NAVESINK its Caribbean Cruise at 7:30 p.m. permanent observer to the United Corner ol Navesink & Loeust Ave Navesm. Wednesday in the Church Hall, 291 0417 Rev HR Sorensen Rector Sunda, Nations, Archbishop Rcnato Services Holy Eucharist Sam 10 am PRESBYTERIAN | REFORMED CHURCH 103 Center Ave. Walter Kelley, a Martino, told a U.N. committee OF MIDDLETOWN representative of the Holland that implementation of various 123 KINGS HIGHWAY, MIDDLETOWN American Cruises, will outline the SUNDAY SCHOOL: 10:30 A.M. human rights covenants is "all CHURCH SERVICE: 10;30 A.M. details of the cruise, scheduled for that is needed" to end such REV. WILLIAM COVENTRY-671-1786 April 14-24. the cruise itinerary intolerance. CHRIST CHURCH, SHREWSBURY FIRST PRESBYTERIAN and will explain the features of the FOUNDED 1702 AT RUMSON S.S. Rotterdam. Refreshments will Broad St |Rl 35) and Sycamore. 741-2220 Park Ave. and E. River Road. 842-0429. Sun- be served. For more information, Autocratic pastors day Worship Services 9:45 a.m. Nursery avail- call 291-0272. SUNDAY SERVICES AT 8 able. Church School for all ages 9:30 a.m. • DALLAS (AP) —Autocratic Pastors: Reverend Foster "Skip" Wilson, AND 10 A.M. CHURCH Reverend Heather A.M. Morrison. REFORMED CHURCH pastors are "causing many youths OF TINTON FALLS Prayers for healing to seek other churches," says Phil SCHOOL FOR ALL AGES AT 62 Hance Ave. Tinton Fills Briggs, professor of youth 10 A.M. WEEKDAY SERVICE • RED BANK — The Monmouth Worship Service 10 A.M. Nursery Care Provided education at Southwestern Baptist WEDNESDAY 9:30 A.M. AND Sunday School, Coffee Hour and Adult Discussion Chapter of St. Luke will sponsor Theological Seminary. THURSDAY 7 P.M. THE ELBERON 11:00 A.M. its monthly service of prayers for MEMORIAL CHURCH ALL ARE WELCOME Re*. Frederick Mold jr. healing at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, at He told about 250 youth PARK AVENUE, ELBERON, N.J 7471285 the Shrewsbury Avenue A.M.E. ministers that a trend toward (ONE BLOCK FROM THE OCEAN> increased pastoral authority and JULY 3 to SEPTEMBER 4 Zion Church. The order is an Sunday Service Eleven O'clock ecumenical group of clergy, heavy-handed tactics threaten Sermon by: DR. DAVID L. CRAWFORD anH health carp given ministry to youth. ST. THOMAS, RED BANK who seek to restore the ministry of Corner East Sunset and Bridge Ave. Red Everyone's Welcome healing to its rightful place in the Woman priest Bank, 747-1039. Rev. Terrance Roseuvel, Sunday 9 a.m. Holy Eucharist Church School church. For more information, 9 a.m. Sunday. JEWISH call 747-1750. • HALEDON (AP) — An Australian woman, Caroline H. Pcarce, who completed her CONGREGATION BETH SHALOM New Age Movement FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Saturday Morning Services 9:15 AM Free Tu- theological studies in this country, ition For Kindergarten and First Grade. Sunday was to be ordained an Episcopal OF RED BANK and Hebrew School. Sisterhood Activities • MIDDLETOWN — Rabbi Joseph Fishman (741-1657) "Understanding the New Age priest here recently although the 255 Harding Road Movement" is the subject for a Australian branch of that TRINITY CHURCH, RED BANK AT TOWER HILL six-week series of studies at 7:30 communion does not ordain TRADITIONAL WORSHIP - BIBLICAL PREACHING Pastors: Thomas Crenshaw women. 65 West From Street, 741-4561. Robert Bell p.m. starting Sunday, Jan. 15 at 9 00 a.m. and 11:00 am Sunday Worship Services Calvary Chapel, 201 Port After her ordination by Bishop Sunday Services 8 and 10 a.m. Sun- 9:00 a.m. and 11 00 a.m. Church School - all ages day School, Adult Forum, and Nur- Nurserv Care Provided at Both Services Monmouth Road, Port John Shelby Spong of Newark, she 8:00pm. Praise and Prayer Service-Wed. Iht NMrrriH Kill It '7.N *t Mimt Inch In ttw IttiilMt Nrtkji. *• sery 9:15 a.m. Healing Eucharist on ..km im acnaiih f« Uimrni n canrtMm HUH utl MMIH. Monmouth section. was to return in January to in. MM. Wednesday at 10 a.m. Church Telephone (all oflices) 747-1348 (menu lutuoiMtLT mi OUIINI roi THIS MMCIOIT ma n Larry Sassmann, a deacon at Australia to serve the Anglican Dial-A-Thought 747-1162 WtOMSDir. MKM. rillM 10 rUIUIAHON the church, will start the series Church there, although her future Tower Hill School 747-1393 with an introduction and in it as a priest was uncertain. FRIDAY, JAN 6 1989 The Register 9B Pick up where Doyle left off: solve a mystery with Sherlock

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I General Cinema I Will! M imutfcOMHI 3b Networks prepare midseason replacements BARGAIN MATINEES SAT I SUN MONDAY NIGHT IS BARGAIN NIGHT turn to the lineup from 9:30 to I" lingo for an unsolved crime, is lhe 10-lo-M p.m. slol Jan. 25. replac- By JIM BENSON p.m. Jan. I i. replaces "Baby working title for a new crime se- ing "Tutlinger's." The Aaron Spel- Boom." ries that will have its debut Feb. 3. ling series is about the personal REGISTER WIRE SERVICES WORKING GIRL in the 9-to-IO p.m. slol occupied and professional lives of live slu- ST(f HOTHfl IS U MIEN/UNO HFOIt HUE (PG-13/G) 1:45 4:15 7:20 9:40 "Father Dowling Mysteries" by "Something Is Out There." denl nurses in a Los Angeles uni- has its premiere, from 8 to 9 p.m. 870 2/00 LOS ANGELES-— As lhe cur- David-Soul ("Starsky and Hutch ) versity residence. ACCIDENTAL SCROOGEO PG-13 Jan. 2(1. replacing "Sonny Spoon," ABC (no premiere dales have TOURIST R 3:00 4:00 6:00 rent batch of network series fall. and Kent Mc( ord (""Adam-12") The show, which previously ap- been announced): 2:00 4:30 7:15 9:50 1:00. 10:00 NAKED GUN (PG 13) Ihci midseason replacements will star as part of a highly specialized peared as a high-rated TV mm ie. Justice Department team that is "Coach" is a comedy focusing SCROOGEQ (PG) gradually make their wav onto the I stars Tom Boslev as a Chicago called on to solve lhe nation's on an outrageous college football CIJIJEI small screen. Here's what lo ex- parish priest who has a weakness most unsolv able crimes. • coach (Crai| T. Nelson I whose lun:im-:ii Mm-} HI 3'jANUIHAl NUAI1 pect: long-lost daughter enrolls at the RAIN MAN R TEOUILA SUNRiSE R for gelling involved in crimes that 1:00 4:00 7:10 9:40 1:30 4:30 7:30 9:551 DIRTY ROTTEN SCOUNDRELS (PG 13) "Nightingales." with Suzanne school — (PG-I 3) Twins ll'di 1:3(1. 3:30! 5:311 have been broadcast. Would (ier- Maurv I'ovich. host DPFO.X "Double the pleasure! Schwarzenegger 8:.1(1 7:30. 4:3II Broadcasting's "A Current Af- alclo or Mori lhe Mouth he so Cocoon II1PG) 7:10.9:20 The Naked (inn IPG-I3I 1:45. 1 fair." doesn't care ii'critics call his humble'. and DeVito are the year's oddest couple!" 3:45, 5:45, 7:45, y:45 program "tabloid lelev ision." - IIMt MAI.A/IM Salurda> Scrooged (P(i-I3l 1:15. 3:15. Oliver i (ompanv ((i) 2. }:M). 5:15. 7:15. 4:15 He calls il lhal himself— or al Video Review, lhe trade ma'ga/inc SCHWARZENEGGER DEVITO -f Working Ciiri (R) I. 3:05. s Is least he will when Fox airs an thai serves as a consumer analyst Running on l:mplv (PG-13) 7:15.4:211 . hour-long "Current Mian" prime- and critic for everything from cam 8:30 Purgatory (R) 2 A. h. ,s. 1(1 time special al 9 p.m. loday tilled eorders and stereos, is out lo turn Cocoon II (PGl 7:1Q. 9:20 TedXiila Sunrise IKI 1:30 I 15. "Confessions of Mr, Tabloid.'". couch potatoes into television I he land Before Time ((i) 2. 7. 9:15 producers with a national contest Fox savs Povich will oiler a TWttjS 3:40 OCEAN "Current Affair Cookbook." with for amateur v idcogrophcrs. OntyrimrmethefcatKdrtHM opart. I.WHS Middli'hrook "slep-by-stcp instructions for TV ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Would-be Steven Boehcos and Atlantic i'» in Cine mas producers seeking lo clone lhe Aaron Spellings have until .Ian. 31 I ridav show." 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Beiiches ll'ti- tmcom I»IPUI NiNriw ram 13(4 CMMOiimi 3:55. 5:55 ( SuCCAMJttNi SIM MM) PUI TIKPIEI I.MWMMI', Cocoon II (l'(ii 7:20; ':25 "SEXY AND INTELLIGENT. AN IRRESISTIBLE COMBINATION. * CLJIIIIOtt INlPlfl CINIUi Seaik'H Square * IOC««Mi 1} Running on I mpt> (l'(i-l 3) The sexiest, most intelligent Hollywood movie in a long time.' 7:25. c):3n General Cinema - Hal Hliwin. WASHINGTON POST EA1ONTOWN I ridav Rain Man (K) 7:lii. 9:40 l.ne»s ( (iiiiiiiiiniiv Twin Tequila Sunrise (R) 7:3d. 4:55 TFQTTI LA SUNRISE WINNER Frida) Saturday Prida) \ dangerous mix Ram Man(R) 1.4.7:10.9:40 BEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR! The Land Before Time (Ci) 7 Tequila Sunrise (R) 1:30. 4:30. Mv Stepmother Is An Alien MiDoimwN m.9cmmA4 tSZiwsauAiii -NEW YORK FILM CRITICS' CIRCLE 7:30. 4:55 MIDOUTOWN fWIH£',^ ASBURY PARK 775BBIO \ "One of the best movies in many (PG-13)9 671IO2O 78OW0 Twins(PG) 7:30.9:30 • years. Everything al>out it is RED BANK exceptional. William Hurt Loews Riil Bunk deserves ;ui Academy Award Saturdsn The land Before Time (Ci) I. 3. nomination. Director Larry Friday 5. 7 Kasdan has done a masterful job.' Ram Man(R)7. 4:30 STEVE MICHAEL tStain.TODAY SHIM. N8CTV Mv Stepmother Is An Alien MARTIN CAINE Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (l'(i| (PG-I3I9 7:45. 10 "One of the year's 10 best. Two Twins (l'(i) 1:30. 3:30. 5:30. thumbs up! A wonderful, one-of- 7:30. 4:30 "A LAUGH-OUT- a-kind movie. Fascinating char- Saturday Ram Man(R)2. 4:30. 7.9:30 acters. Great performances by LONG BRANCH LOUD ESCAPADE Williiim Hurt and Geena Davis." Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (l'(ii I .WHS I.onK Branch 7 ...Mr. Martin givei • performance of inspired -SmWiKtar 1:45! 3:45. 5:45. :45. 10. goofineu...Mr. Caine [givei] a superb comic performance." "A warm, delightful, |x'rtectly Friday SHREWSBURY — Vincent Canby, realized romantic comedy." The Naked Gun (PG-13) 7:30. Slirt'wslmry I'lu/a THE NEW YORK TIMES 9:20 'THE Scrooged (PG-13) 7:50.9:50 General Cinema DIRTY ROTTEN SCOUNDRELS ACCIDENTAL Saturday gt Friday The Naked Gun (PG-13) 2. Accidental Tourist (PG) 7:15. TOURIST 3:50.5:40.7:30.9:20 9:50 Scrooged (PG-13) 2. 4. 5:55. Scrooged (PG-13) 8. 10 UfM riotM cWAirvt I0CWS 7:50.9:50 AMY QUAD CLOSTIR mOBtQUUttami RIMCfltUJ r»«K MADtWtf TMnfX 10THEATI10 THEATREE Saturday MIT MlfOtO nt MM cimiiuw WILLIAM KATHLEEN GEENA 117-2. RIDOEFWID MM 440 8M1 « WKMAI WJMWmS MM CO10MULTWIN MIDDLETOVVN OMLAK[S«3Mt» •UWWSMEA00W »« Working Girl (R)" 1:45. 4:15. •AMOYMUlTinU •0CKAWAY12 vmviut ni 3400 MWVKWTWIN LA Movies at Middletown 7:20. 9:40 MIIVIIWNT74M BOCKAWM TOWteMf J2t w«n MKUIMNTWIN MITOntPtAZA 7:15,9:30 tWHAM mimmmwa SIXP1EX CWEMAPUUA HMTIHMNE QUAD SOMEnii KMW Twins (PG) 1.7:30,9:30 MIDDLESEX COUNTY nimmiimnii fMWIHMMUTWI MWKCfTYS NATHAN CMHAKmci E MUWMCK »7 9ft» SMRTATWIN The Naked Gun (PG-13) 1:15. WOODBRIDGE CMBMIO 0 SMIUTTt-STIO •U0OVUMUS SSmwcnYs 7:45. 9:45 Woodbridge Cinema SZT 2SSSBJS5S' •WAtMNATONCMEMA MOoanMfKx Scrooged (PG-13) 1:05, 7:15, C>tEMACENnE4 WUMNQTON TOWMHIP MM0K HOMlLitlUU •UXWS WAYNE SIX STARTS TODAY 9:15 Friday-Saturday GINIRAI CINIMA Working Girl (R) 1,7:15,9:20 Accidental Tourist (PG) 2, WEJTMUJTWIK 0MOVHSAT M/DDUrOtVN m. 9 CINIHA 4 SHRlWSBUKr PLAZA 3 Purgatory (R) 1:05,7:30,9:30 4:15,7:30,9:45 EOflMJnO MIDOUTOWN 67IIO2O FIlllHOlD 710 4436 SHRIWUURY 542 5395 Tequila Sunrise (R) I, 7:15, Scrooged (PG-13) 2,4. 6, 8, 10 V

10B The Register FRIDAY, JAN. 6, 1989

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OOlFEatontown OOlFEatontown OOlFEatontown OOlFEatontown 001G Fair Haven 001G Fair Haven OOtQ Long Branch I 001U Middletown 001Y Rumson BOROUGH OF EATONTOWN [THE APPHUHHIATION notes to be issued for the i YOU should also be ad- budget of ihe Borough c 1MBM, July 10, 1989, July . visod that all documents 1 The Mayor and the Bo- BE IT ORDAINED BY 'ements or purposes than five (5) years old. a pen WHEREAS, it is in the besi 4). Variance Irom the PUBLIC NOTICE , THE BOROUGH COUNCIL $607,500 00. ncluding t Eatontown is hereby amendec 1989, August 14, 1989, ally charge shall be made foi interest ol the Municipality ol which the applicant shall rely rough Clerk are hereby auiho- to conform with the prov provisions of Section 20-4 4- ! OF THE BOROUGH OF $617.500 00 bends or not August 28, 1989. Septembei Ihe opening unless the work is Fair Haven lo enter into such upon at the time ol the hear- nzed. in behall ot ihe Bo- of this Ordinance to the exlei 11, 1989, September 2! proposed Ironl yard setback ing are on die with the Secre- rough, to (Olain John Warren PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that EATONTOWN. IN THE authorized by Bond Or Dl an emergent nature The an agreement; 3f 35 feet on Atlantic Avenue nance No 138) ol (he Bi of any inconsistency herewi 1989, October 9, 1989, Ocfi penalty charge shall be on a NOW. THEREFORE. BE I tary of the Jr ._ an attorney-at-law of the the following ordinance was • COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. The resolution in the lorm pi and 13 feet on Catherine , passed on imal consideration J NEW JERSEY (not less than rough finally ad< and December 11, 1988. Ihe cost ol restoring the open' Municipality of Fair Haven Attorney lor the year 1989 and the Borough ol Eatontown thereof affirmatively concur- bonds or notes aulhonz* tail ol the amended t 5). Any and all other ROY D CURNOW followmg a third reading and a ,-inq). AS FOLLOWS hereir 2 This notice shall b ng for each unelapsed month that the agreement entitled, Attorney tar Applicant ie is hereby appointed to that budget and capital progra posted upon the public or fraction thereof ot the five Agreement to Modify Interlo variances or other relief >lfice pursuant to Ihe provi- public hearing at a regular I as approved by the director necessary to accomodate the Richard Stryker meeting ol said body held bulletin board in the main year restricted period. cal Services Agreement Dated sions of R S 40 87-15 Section 1. The (c) The estimated cost Ihe Division of Local Govei application as died or as Monday, January 2, 1989 the improvement or purpa: enlranceway ol the Borougl 3-18.2 Deposit Of October 26, 1987 for the pur January 6. 1989 $ improvement described in nent Services is on die w Hall and shall remain postec pose ol Inserting a Descnp ised by the Plann is $510.000 00. including th he Clerk and is availab Estimated Engineering «' Said attorney is retained Section 3 of this bond Ihroughout the calendar yi lion ol Activities for Ihe Board and appointed to the oflice of BY THE ORDER OF ordinance has heretofore $310.000 00 appropiated here (or public inspection Inspection Fees. 001W Oceanport MAYOR AND COUNCIL 1989. Fifteenth Year Monmoutt PLEASE TAKE FURTHER Municipal Attorney pursuant been authorized to be under Section 3(a)(2) in Bond Oi Section 6 The lollot Prior to the issuance of a NOTICE that you are , MARGARET L SMITH, nance No 1388 of the B> 3 Copies of the propose* permit to open or'excavate County Community Oevel BOROUGH OF OCEANPORT to R S 40 8715 without com- taken by the Borough of additional mailers are hereb opment Block Grant Pro ileged to be present at said rough finally adopted April I determined, declared, recitec agenda, insofar as is knowr any Borough street, the appli petitive bidding as a Profes- Eatontown. New Jersey, as public hearing and pre PUBLIC NOTICE sional Service under the pro- a general improvement For 198B and the $200 000 00 a; and stated of the regular meetings wilt b> cant (or the permit shall de m. a copy of which is posted at least 48 hours in any and all objections that you visions ot the Local Public the improvement or purpose propnated herein posit with the Borough the on file in the municipal may have to the granting Notice is hereby given thai th BOROUGH CLERK (a| The improvement advance of the scheduled amount estimated by the clerk's otdce. be executed Contracts Law because the described in Section 3, the.. purpose described in Sectio got said minor subdivision Regular Meetings ol the .'«>• service rendered or per- is hereby appropnaied the meeting, upon Ihe public bul Bo/ough Engineer to be theby Ihe Mayor and Municipal 3 ol this Bond Ordinance ' 'tin board 'In the mair and variance. Thew Applica- mg Board of Adjustment formed is to be done by a per- cost of engineering inspection Clerk in accordance with the tion and supporting docu the Borough ol Oceanport foi Section 4 All bond anl not a current expense It is anceway of the Borough Hall "BBS to oversee the construe- provisions of law: and son authorized by law lo prac- ipation notes issued here improvement or purpose th, ments are on He with the the year 1989 will be held ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING and any revisions to the sami ion and restoration of the BE IT FURTHER tice a recognized profession THE MAYOR AND MUNICI- under shall mature at sucl Ihe Borough may lawlully ui Planning Board at City Hall the meeting room of t and whose profession and $200,000 00. such sum being be posted as soon thereatle road opening or excavation ORDAINED THAT THIS and are available for Oceanport Municipal Buiidi PAL CLERK TO EXECUTE in addition to the $650,000 00 les as may be detern dertake as a general in as ts possible, all of which The actual cost to Ihe practice is regulated by law by the Chief Financial Ollicei movement, and no part of Hi Ordiance shall take effect inspection during normal at 222 Monmouth Boulevai AND AGREEMENT WITH appropriated therefor by Bond to remain so posted until Borough of such engineering imediately upon its and bids are not required per MONMOUTH COUNTY TO provided that no note shal ost thereof has been or shal business hours. Oceanport. New Jersey a R S 40A 5-11 Ordinance No 1368 of the Bo- after the meeting has been inspections shall be paid to enactment. 800 PM on the lolloi MODIFY THE INTERLOCAL rough finally adopted April 13. mature later than one yeai ie specially assessed o completed. :he Borough Engineer from om its date The notes shal iroperty specially benetitei dales SERVICES AGREEMENT (988, and including the sun 4. A copy of this resolutioi said deposit, and the balance Bonello. Monarty & Steiger DATED 11-04-87 bear interest at such rate o hereby January 6. 1989 S23 7C 3 A copy of this resolution of $10.000 00 as the additio :o be mailed by the Adminis il any. shall be returned to the shall be published in The Daily nal down payment required by ates and be in such lor (b[ The period ol used applicant, without interest January 4, 1989 may be determined by the ative Secretary ol this 001N Key port February 1. Register as required by law Janbary6. 1989 $1t ihe Local Bond Law The ad- ess of the improvement Board by certified mail, retun 3-18.3 Performance Gwen D Petti. Esq within len(10)daysof its ditional down payment is now ".hief Financial Officer The iurpose within the limitatioi BOROUGH OF KEYPORT Attorneys for Applicam March. 1, Ihief Financial Officer shal eceipt requested, lo the Guarantees. April 5. passage available by virtue of provision if Ihe Local Bond Law Daily Register and the Asbui Seconded by Councilman lor down payment or for capi- determine all matters in con iccordmg to the reasonabl No road opening or exca PUBLIC NOTICE January G. 1989 May 3 BOROUGH OF EATONTOWN lection with notes issued pur "•ark Press, the two newspa- 'ation shall commence unti June 7 Callman and adopted on roll iprovemeni purposes in ile thereof computed Irom 1h. pers recognized as the official call by the following vote luii! to this ordinance, an late of the bonds auihonzei ihe applicant shall have died Notice is hereby given that July 5. . one or more previously lewspapers of the Plannir 001S Marlboro In ihe affirmative PUBLIC NOTICE adopted budgets he Chief Financial Ollicer iy this Bond Ordinance, is 2> with the Borough a perfor- the Department of Health. August 2. Board of the Borough of mance guarantee sufficient in Councilmen Callman. Moran ears 1 Borough of Keyport, N J wi TOWNSHIP OF MARLBORO 5epteri£>er 6, Section 2 In order to fi- latonlown. and which ha amount to dover the cost ol October 4. Moss & Councilwoman Cal- (c) The Supplemental Deb ihe greatest likelihood of hold its reorganization meet nance the additional cost of ignature upon me notes shall Ihe road opening or excava- ing on January 10,1989 at November 1 len Ihe improvement or purpose itatement required by thiinforming the public of Ihe PUBLIC NOTICE be conlusive evidence as to ai 1 lon, assuring the work lo be 8 P.M. in Borough Hall Anne: December 6. in the negative None lot covered by application ol ocal Bond law has been dul leetings of the Planmm :ompleted and restored on or 'URSUANT TO THE Absent Councilmen .HI ti determinations All note: Board of the Borough of building. 24 Main Street. The Bond Ordinance ihe additional down payment, ssued hereunder may be epared and filed in Ihe offici belore an agreed date Such REQUIREMENTS OF THE Barbee & Gorski I the Clerk, and a compl "atontown pecial meetings will be hei. published herewith has negotiable bonds are hereby lo time sub performance guarantee may MARLBORO TOWNSHIP authorized lo be issued in the ecu ted duplicate thereo be in ihe form of a perfor- at the call of the Chairman ani been finally adopted on ect to the provisions 6, The Administrative Sec 'LANNING BOARD NOTICE be advertised January 6.19B9 $ 27 72 principal amount of las been died in the office o etary is hereby authorized ti mance bond which sha|l be is- Format action may be taken at S HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Monday January 2. 1989 and \IJ:.A 40A2-B(a) The Chiel this meeting the 20 day period ol limitation $190,000 00 pursuant to the he Director of the Division o ii from any person a rea ;ued by a bonding or surety FOLLOWING ACTION WAS .ocal Bond Law In anticipa- in.mi -,ii Oflicer is hereby a .ocal Government Services i Also take notice- that the lol BOROUGH OF RUMSON within which a suil, action or honzed to sell part or all o sonable sum to reimburse tl ornpany approved by the AKEN AT A MEETING HELD lon ol the issuance of the Department of Communn lorough of Eatontown lor the Mayor and Council: a certified This notice is provided ir ON DECEMBER 21. 198G owing workshop meetings o procedtng questioning the val- he notes from limo lo Ii he Board are scheduled an< PUBLIC NOTICE idy of such ordinance can be aonds. negotiable bond antic- Hairs of the State of :osts of mailing any meeting :hack. returnable to the appli- accordance with the require AND A COPY OF SAID RESO- ipation notes are hereby au- iublic or private sale and tc mentsolP.L. 1975, will be held al 6 00 P M at th commenced, as provided m leliver them to the purchasei Jersey Such statemen agenda, schedule or notice, :ant after full compliance; or LUTION/S ARE FILED IN THE thoned to be issued pursuant hows that the gross debt o which may be requested to be any other type of surety ap- Chapter 231 "•LANNING BOARD OFFICE iame meeting place on the.Councilman Callman offered the' Local Bond Law, has hereof upon receipt ol pay ollowing dates the lollowing resolution and begun to run Irom ihe date ol o and *ie Borough as defined in thi lailed by any individual roved by Ihe Mayor and AND CAN BE REVIEWED the Nmitalior nent of the purchase price KEYPORT BOARD moved its adoption the first publication of this resenbed by the Local Bond plus accrued interest froi ocal Bond Law is increase' group, organization or body Council. DURING BUSINESS HOURS y the authorization of th> January 18.1989 statement their dates to the date ol dele eluding the public newspa 3 18.4 Completion of 9AM TO 4PM onds and notes provided n .,, and the Administrate February 15, RESOLUTION ery thereof The Chiel Finan Other Projects. PB 308-85 WOODCLIFF- March 15 WHEREAS, there exists a cial Olficer is directed to Bond Ordinance b<, -ecretary is directed to re- Joan Oitmars ipplication lor Imal approval A BOND ORDINANCE PRO- Section 3 (a) The im- •807.500 OU. and the obliga The Mayor and Council Secretary April 19 need for the services ol VIDING A SUPPLEMENTAL par t in writing to the pond to such requests ay deny and applicant per- ol section one was denied provement heretolore autho- ons authorized herein will be romptly and in accordance May 17. a Municipal Engineer lor the APPROPRIATION OF ized and the purose lof thegoverning body at the meeting ussion to open or excavate lune 21. Borough as authorized by lext succeeding the date ilhni all debt limitations pre •ill i law January 6.1989 S200.000 00 FOR CAPITAL n,mi in.| ol which the bonds cnbed by that Law my Borough Bireet if the ap- anuary6, 1989 $B luly 19, R S 40 87-15, and IMPROVEMENTS OF PUBLIC pening or excavation in Council Chambers, second ollowing dates during the Margaret M Caffyi lowing the adoption thereol, lorough finally adopted Apri ion be perlormed by the ap- Section 2. This ordinance floor. 344 Broadway, begin 1989 Secretary NOW THEREFORE, BE IT 3. 1988. and an additional •ofin,in* iill i', or employ- hall take effect immediately mng at 7 00 P M. informally Zoning Board of Adjuslmenf RESOLVED by the Mayor and 50.000 00 is estimated there ees of the Borough to fulfil rpon its passage and publica if requested, otherwise anuary 23rd Council ol the Borough of ihe mandates ol the Open herein •on acordmg to law, officially ai 8 00 P M on 'ebruary 27th lanuary 6. 1989 $22 68 Rumson as follows 'ublic Meetings Act' insolar the following dates unless Section 7 Any grant mon 27th s the same are applicable otherwise notified. Vpnl24lh 001Y Rumson 1 The Mayor and the i received lor the purposi the work and activities of January 17. February 21. described in Section 3 hereoi 22nd Borough Clerk are hereby e Planning Board ol the March 21. April 18. authorized and directed to Tail be applied either it une 26th BOROUGH OF RUMSON oroughof Eatontown. May 16, June 20. July 18. uly 24th Ho an agreement with id payment ol the cost ol B This notice shall be pub- August 15. September 19. ie improvement or to pay tugust 28th PUBLIC NOTICE C Bernard Blum, jr , a pro- ished in the Daily Registei October 17, November 21, September 25th fessional engineer ol the min of the obligations issued ind the Asbury Park Press December 19, 1989 October 23rd Councilman Moran offered irsuant to this Ordinance State of New Jersey, to per- -thin seven (7) days from the November 27th he following resolution and form the services of Municipal ie amount of obligations ai ate hereof noved its adoption January 6, 1989 SB 28 lecember 26ih Engineer lor the year 1989 prized but not issued hen hereby approve of the pass- and do hereby appoint C by pledged to the punc ]eginat6PM 2 This contract is awarded Irs Broizger HIM regular meeting ot the WHEREAS, funds avail nihoul competitive bidding as ial payment ol the principal Long Branch Planning Board jble for this purpose, and .IM i regularly scheduled a Professional Service under ' and the interest on the obh JAYS None anuary 6. 1989 of December 6, 1988, Ihe fol- WHEREAS. Ihe Local Pub ations authorized by this :aucus Meetings of the Ihe proviaions of the Local lowing action was taken The ic Contracts Law, R S 40A 3ublic Contracts Law because iond Ordinance The obliga BOROUGH OF FAIR HAVEN application of Urmey. Block ownship Committee w>ll be 11 -1. et seq , requires that the ons shall be direct, unlimitec BSENT Messrs Kirzow and ii i on the following dates he service rendered or per- ;uro. 240. Lot 15, lor variance • ••.Million authorizing the ormed is to be done by a per- ibtigations of Ihe Borough PUBLIC NOTICE and minor site plan, was ap- during the year 1989 iward of contracts for Pro nd the Borough shall be obh Please take notice that .< ii - authorized by law to prac- BSTAIN None proved. The application ol ossional Services without :ice a recognized prolession ated to levy ad valoren Mayor and Council of (he Woods. Block 343, Lot 3. loi January 9th :ompetitive bids must be pub •.if. upon all the taxable real orough of Fair Haven will February 14th and whose practice is regu- Robert P l variance Bnd minor subdivi ished no more than ten (10) lated by law and bids are not operty within ihe Borougt: leet on the following dates in sion, was carried to the March 13ih Chain lays following the adoption equired per R S 40A 5-11 )r the payment of the obliga- 969 All meetings will be held February 21, 1989 meeting April 10th thereof, ions and the interest thereon the Fair Haven Municipal May 8th l.tiiuiiry I. 1989 The application of Madreperl NOW THEREFORE.BE ilhout limitation of rate o iuildmg. 748 River Road, Block 257, Lot 37.01. tor van June 12th 1 A copy ot this resolution nount 'July 10th RESOLVED by the Mayor and shall be published in .The Daily Haven. NJ. and will ance and minor subdivision, I mini ii of the Borough of 01G Fair Haven smmence al 8:00 P.M For-was carried. The application August 14th Register as required by law Section 9 This Bond Ofdi September 11th Rumson as follows ithm tan (10) days of its pas- nice shall take effect 20 BORO OF FAIR HAVEN lal action will be taken at of D Ambnoi, Block 158. Lots l Regular Council meetings 18-23, for conditional • October 10th sage ays after the first publication 1 The Mayor and the Bo PUBLIC NOTICE was carried until jurisdiction November I3ih mroof alter imal adoption as December 11th 'ough Clerk are hereby autho- ovided by the Local Bond REGULAR MEETINGS . has been established. The ap- Seconded by Councilwo- plication ol Lehman, Block 18. red and directed to execute iN ORDINANCE AMENDING an agreement with John man Callen and adopted on CHAPTER III, POLICE inuary 9 4 23 Lot 21, for variance and minor Said meetings will be held at' 'oil call by the lollowing vote: site plan was approved The Laez/a. a Registered Mumci- nuary 6. 1989 REGULATIONS, OF THE ebruary 13 A 27 the Middletown Townshipj Dal Account of New Jersey, to In the affirmative REVISED GENRE AL larch 13 & 27 application of JBL, Block 88, Hall, Kings Highway, m the Councilman Callman. Moran. Lots 3, 4 & 5. for revised Derform the services of Bo- ORDINANCES OF >pril 10 ft 24 Conference at Town Hall 'ough Auditor for the year Moss A Councilwoman lOROUGH OF FAIR HAVEN THE BOROUGH OF lay 8 & 22 mal site plan was carried to Kings Highway, at 8 P M Callen January 17, 1989 1989 and he is hereby ap- FAIR HAVEN, me 12 DOinled to that office In the negative None PUBLIC NOTICE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH ilylO Also, there will be regularly Absent Councilmen STATE OF NEW JERSEY. ugust 14 scheduled Community Action Barbee & Gorski RESOLUTION The following resolutions ? Tins contract is awarded BE IT ORDAINED by the September 11 & 25 Meetings or Forums hold onwithout competitive bidding as layor and Council of the were read and adopted the following dates: ESTABLISHING REGULAR ictober 10 (Tuesday) S 23 Beachcomber. Block 425, a "Professional Service' under January 6, 1989 S 27.00 MEETING SCHEDULE OF orough ol Fair Haven, m ovember 13 S 27 ihe provision, ol the Local ie County ol Monmouth Lots 13-15, for Imal site plan THE PLANNING BOARD ecember 11 A 26 (Tuesday) approval: Oceana. Block 216, February 6th Public Contracts Law because OF THE BOROUGH OF d State of. New Jersey, Lots 13-15. 23 & 24, for pre March 6th the service rendered or per- BOROUGH OF RUMSON ATONTOWN AND SETTING follows: EXECUTIVE SESSIONS April 3rd lormed is to be done by a per- FORTH PROCEDURES imlnary site plan approval May 1st SECTION 1. Chapttr III, Urmey. Block 240. Lot 15, for son authorized by law to prac- PUBLIC NOTICE THEREFOR 'olice Regulation!, shall inuary 17 (Tuesday) June 5th lice a recognized profession 'anance and minor site plan July 3rd 3e amended to provide the ebruary 21(Tuesday) and whose practice is regu- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that (solution offered by: illowmg additional sections larch 20 approval; Lehman. Block 18, August 7th Lot 21, for variance and minor ated by the law and bids are- the 17th day of January, Mr Taraniolo 3-18 EXCAVATIONS .pril 17 September 5th not required per R S 40A 5- site plan approval October 2nd 989 at the Rumson Borough ANO OPENINQS. ay 15 11. ' " East River Road, iconded by. Mayor Frankel me 19 November 6th anuary 6. 1969 S 16.92 December 4th lumson. New Jersey 07760, 3-18.1 Openings in ily17 3. A copy of this resolution ie Zoning Board of Ad|ust- RESOLUTION Rapavad Streets. ugust 21 CITY OF LONG BRANCH WHEREAS, it is incumbent shall be published in The Daily ment will hold a hearing on ipiember 18 Said meetings will be held all Register as required by law Ihe application ot tfie under- aon ihe Planning Board ol A. Nolle*. 'Ctober 16 PUBLIC NOTICE the Middletown Township ie Borough of Eatontown to within ten (10) days ol its igned. at which time and ovember 20 Hall, Kings Highway, in thpassage e lace all interested persons .tablish by annual resolution. When the Borough intends December 18 NOTICE OF HEARING Main Meeting Room and will[ $ C and place of its Seconded by Councilman nil be given an opportunity to repave any street written begin at 8 P.M These meet- Moss B11anUd OUUM adopte,OUd ton roll call ie heard Said meeting will guiar meetings to be held lice ol the proposed repay- Michael Pellechio IN THE MATTER OF THE Ings w ll all be scheduled for , ti wing vote oughout the ensuing ( Dy tne o O :ake place at 8 00 p,m 4 lines, 8 days, 16 g shall be given by the Borough Clerk APPLICATION OF THOMAS possible action , ln tne a,,lfma,ive Coun. alendar year, and BENCH FOR PREMISES lorough Administrator to cilmen Callman, Moran, Moss he location of the premises WHEREAS, Ihere wenl persons owning property inuary 6, 1989 $1764 CNOWN AS BLOCK 463, Lawrence J Cella. R.M.C to effect on January 19, OTt ON THE OFFICIAL and Councilwoman Callen question is in the R-6 Zon- uttmg that portion ol the Township Clerkl ig Oistnct, as shown on the- 76 throughout the State of eel to be repaved and to all BOROUGH OF FAIR HAVEN TAX MAP OF THE CITY In the negative. None iw Jersey, the Open Public OF ASBURY PARK • „ n.n . I Absent. Councilman 3orough Tax Map. Block 63 blic utilities and authorities ot 6 and more commonly leetings Act" commonly re leraling In the Borough PUBLIC NOTICE January 6, 1989 $ 30 60|Barbee a QofSkl c^ 542-1700 HP OF nown as 22 Rosalie Avumiit nones ' i ussari oy ICC January 6, 19B9 $ 25 Gfi requiring notification, RDINANCE AUTHORIZING that the Planning Board of the jbhcaiion and airing of all tified mail to the address of THE MAYOR ANO he applicant is seeking a va- •e property owners as shown City of Long Branch will hold a BOROUGH OF RUMSON •ance tor the purpose of: The :ts take by the Planning MUNICIPAL CLERK TO iublic hearing on January 17. PUBLIC NOTICE the official tax records of PLEASE TAKE NOTICE ddiiion of a 2-story addition iard ol this municipality: and XECUTE AN AGREEMENT 9B9 at 8 00 P.M. at City Hall, PUBLIC NOTICE WHEREAS, the Planning Borough and to the utili- ITH MONMOUTH COUNTY that the undersigned has ap ito the rear of the house. A "12.75 square feet where objections' which you may|num9on a9 follows" 1989, June 12, 1989, June 26, Issued pursuant hereto to t pursuant to N J S A have lo the granting of this I PLEASE TAKE NOTICE thai >n any repaved street less 8A-1; and 5 square leet required. application. an the 17th day ol Janunry FRIDAY, JAN. 6, 1989 The Register 11B

0021 Other 005 Apartments 035 Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted 001Y Rum son 001Y Rumson 001Y Rumson 002 Regional Notices Public Notices for Rent 006 Houses for Rent 010 Rentals to Share Full Time Full Time

1969 al Ihe Rumson Borough second floor The combination NOTICE MIDDLETOWN Near St KEANSBURG - Cutting ex- CLERICAL- Keyport of the residential and Richard D Booker 950 Shrewsbury Avenue penses Male has extra pri- INSPECTOR Hall. Easi River Road, Applicant Tintan Falls. NJ. will be sold KEANSBURG Catherine 1 bdrm S460/mo HOUSING REHAB Rumson. New Jersey 07760. commercial uses is non- ESTATE OF ELIZABETH B Call 495-0005 vate room to share lor female CAREER SPOT conforming. tjy public bale in bulk by 1 bedroom apart merit Strictly business All utilities For a private consulting com- :he Zoning Board of Adjust- CLIFFORD DECEASED sealed bid teceivud not later 10am-4pm Assist author• January 6. 1989 1 S450rno Please call 3BB B907 OLD BHIDGE • 4 BEORM™ included Washer A cable TV pany Needed for Keansburg, ment will hold a hearing on Pursuant to the order o than 10 00 AM EBT on the :lient by gathering mtorma- All documents relating to this Kl AMMUJRG 1 bdrrn apt verlookmg bay. w/w carpet. No drugs & no drunks 1 child :ion. telemarketing, preparing Freehold area Send resume :he application ol the under- application may be inspected PATRICIA A BENNETT. ddte of sale Bidders must ba Private entrance S435 t utils to Surrogate ot the County ul E950 per month + utilities okay 495-3343 leave msg eports A composing letters signed, at which lime and by the public in the Office of present r i tnat day of sale mo sec 495-9042 month security 326-4658 slace all interested persons 001Z Sea Bright Monmouih, this day made, on and payr..eni must be by cash Able to work under pressure the Secretary of the Board in or 583 0191 After 6PM Bright & honest $6 00/ hour C/O Greater Media Mill be given an opportunity the Borough Hall during regu- BOROUGH OF SEA BRIQHT the application of tne under- or cashiers check Contents P O Box 938 signed. Elisabeth C Steffer can be viewed between the RED BANK " apply call Mr Montague at 0 be heard Said meeting will lar business hours KEPORT-LAflGE 1 BED LJ BANK 2 bedrooms, House to share Washer & 201-739-5210 Shrewsbury, NJ O77O1Equal ake place at t 00 p m and Suzanne B Clifford, ad- hours of 1 and 5pm, Room Hot Water Included PUBLIC NOTICE ministratrices of the estate ot £600 per mo + utilities dryer, large rooms $300mo Opportunity Employer All persons interested in this seventy.two 172) hours $500 per month 739-0396 Call 842 4963 the said Elizabeth B Clifford before the sale + utilities Call 842-1882 COLLECTORS - For agency, CLERK/PROGRAM The location of the premises application will be given ample RESOLUTION KEYPORT~^ Lg Hi 2 Bed- super pret. salary + commis- n question is in the 6B opportunity to be heard at the deceased, notice is hereby TINTON FALLS- Park Place RED BANK - Own bedrm 2 DIRECTOR WHEREAS, there exists a given to the creditors of said rooms Garden complex Ref 2 Bedrooms. 2 Baths, garage, sion Call Tom Sullivan For a private consulting com- Zoning District, as shown above stated meeting ieed for the retention ol legal Chairs. Folding Chair «jec_requirad 739-6959 bedrm house Non-smoker, in the Borough Tax Map, deceased to present to the Washer, Two Air Condition arge yard, ideal location music lover, M/F $395 /mo + B88-9090 pany Needed tor Keansburg. professional services for Administratrices their claims icurity & references No Freehold area Send resume Slock 9 Lot 2 and more com- Frank T Swam 1989. and ers. Crib Old Typewriter. KBYPORT • Nice large util David 758-6434. 758-6469 COMPUTERIZED MESSAGE nonly known as 8 River Road under oattkwilhin M- months Bird Cage. Step Stool, Lawn 2 bedrm Available Immedi is Available March 19B9 CENTER Telephone opera- Attorney for Applicant WHEREAS, (her exists a from this a9b • Call 566-0936 after 6pm the applicant is seeking a ieed for the retention ul the Chair. Portable Television, ately JB6S0 per mo^ 264 5075 011 Mobile Homes lors. P/T, F/T days, eves , & /anance for the purpose ol Bar Stools weekends No ex per call C/O Greater Media Peter de Lamos. Applicant services of a professional UNION BEACH-WATER EATONTOWN ngineer, and Anthony T Bruno, Ebq RONT. View or NY skyline Sandy or Dee 219-7800 P O Box 939 1 2nd floor residential area 34 Broad Street KEVPORT- ONE BED ROOM MOBILE HOME Shrewsbury.'NJ 07701 o be conformed to business Januarys. 1989 $19 80 WHEREAS, there exists a PUBLIC SALE SUBJECT TO In convenient location $475 from deck, 4-5 bedrm., w/w HOLLYPARK 76 COOK • Broiler/Saute. P/T Red Bank. NJ CANCELLATION Equal Opportunity Employer irea BOROUGH OF HUMSON need for the annual audit for per month, includes heat, hot carpet. SBOO. + 1 mo. 14x70 2 bedroom, central air Supplement your income Ex- the year 1989 as required by Attorney • ii..i Call 264-3222. Mr aecurlty + util. Reference!. w/w carpeting, screened in cellent pay Apply Lakeside LABORERS Full Time Ml documents relating to this 40A5-4.and December 30,1988 888-9417 or 291 0039 Employees for in plant distri- PUBLIC NOTICE Dunn patio, verticals, dishwasher Manor. Highway 36. Hazlet ipplication may be inspected WHEREAS, funds are J^nuaryB, 1989 t 25.82 bution work Fork lift experi- )y the public in the Office of PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that* Elisabeth C Steffer KEYPORT. Efficiency apt. rasher/dryer refrigerator (All NJ 739 4607 available for this purpose, and 539 Seven Bridges Road 007 Houses '•• ence helpful 4 day work he Secretary of the Board in on ihe 17th day ot January OTHER PUBLIC NOTICES $400/nio + utils IV| mo sec G E ) Large fenced in lot. 2 WHEREAS, the Local Pub- Little Silver, NJ COUNTER HELP. P/T days. week Starting salary $220 - he Borough Hall during t989 at the Rumson Borough PUBLIC NOTICE reqd 545-9769. after 5pm. lor Sale storage sheds located in Fam- P/T delivery dr'iver eves $240 weekly Paid benefits in- Hall, East River Road, lic Contracts Law (N.JSA egular business hours 40A:11-1 et seq } requiros that KEYPORT 2 bdrms, 2nd ABERDEEN- 10 room house. ily Park near shopping S Apply in person Poor Boy clude Health. Dental. Life Rumson. New Jersey 07760, Suzanne B Clifford TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE G.S P $42,000 542-5215 the resolution authorizing the 10 11.mi I- Avenue floor, good sized rQprns arge lot, zoned neighborhood Subs, Hte 36 .Union Beach Ins , Vacation Personal A Ml persons interested in this Ihe Zoning Board of Adjust- HAZLET Mobile Home 15x5i award of contracts for "Pro- Tinion Falls. NJ $600/mo + utils Hi mo sec commercial, ideally located Sick, and Savings Plan Apply ipplication will be given ample ment will hold a hearing on PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that near railroad station & G S P 2 bedrooms, 1 bath Must nt CUSTODIAN in person the application of the under- fessional Services without req d 545-9769, after 5pm Full time pension/full benulii ipportunity to be heard at the competitive bids must be on January 14.1980 at Immediate occupancy 45 + Call 888-9680 signed, at which time and Administratrices 2:00 P.M. a public sale pkg Black Seal license a plus Greater Jersey Press ibove slated meeting publicly advertised LONG BRANCH- Cozy 1 bed- Call 566-4170 or 566 0936 ConnertyCtE Brunswick NJ place all interested persons ill be held at the office room apt Near ocean, trans . W~KEANSBURG- 2 bedrm Part-time position also avail- NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT after 6pm 254-7004 James J. McOuffie will be given an opportunity to Ja nuary6, 19B9 $14 76 ot Tamarack Self-Storage A shopping Adults preferred shed redwood deck, washer able Contact West Long be heard Said meeting will RESOLVED by the Mayor and dryer Exc cond $36,000 Branch Board of Education Applicant and Warehousing, Inc . Call 571-1489 ATTENTION - GOVERNMENT take place at 8 00 pm Council of the Borough of MONMOUTH COUNTY 3403 Hwy "It Neptune. N J HOMES from $1 fU-repair) 495-2277 or 7B7-0763 222-5900 (EOC) Sea Bright, on this first day MAT A WAN- 1 bedroom.-. Ianuary6. 19B9 $16.92 Of property belonging to Delinquent tax property. Re- DENTAL ASSISTANT jEGAL of January. 1989 as follows SURROGATE'S COURT Cleatus Ford. Minnie Ross Large kitchen A living room. possessions Call 602-836- 015 Summer/Winter BOROUGH OF RUMSON The location of the premises 1. The Mayor and Council Private entrance, Available for warm and friendly general SECRETARY and Linda Vitrano which had liui', H 127 practice office in Matawan in question is in the R-5 ire hereby authorized and NOTICE not been redeemed in accord- Feb. $600 + utilities. Rentals Real Estate experience PUBLIC NOTICE Zoning District, as shown on directed to enter into an ance with rental agreement Call 566 0936. after 6pm. BANK FORECLOSED ANTIGUA, W.I. «5B3-3373 preferred Pleasant working the Borough Tax Map, Block ESTATE OF HOMES 3 igreement with and retain the Time share Halcyon Cove conditions Matawan area LEASE TAKE NOTICE that 27 Lot 9 and more commonly WILLEM SCHONEVELD Byron Anderson MIDDLETOWN~ DENTAL ASSISTrANT~Mlddle- Services of No Money Down Hn.ii n Resort 1 bdrm. sleeps lown Challenging office with 5830701 in the 17th day of January, known as 18 Allen St, (a) Richard Albers. P E DECEASED, Manager KNOLL WOOD 1 800 722-2996 EMIH 30 1989. at the Rumson Borough 4. 11th week 1989 to year congenial staff EXP PREF MANAGER - ASSISTANT Rumson. NJ 07760 for professional engineering Pursuant to the order ol 201 1 (1989-March 18-25) iall, East River Road, PATRICIA A BENNETT. Januarys, 13. 1989 $ 16 56 GARDENS P/T or F/T No eves Health Needed for Deb at Holmdel lumson, New Jersey 0/760. services, $6300 Call 530-8497 benefits A pension 671-1636 Plaza Prior management ex- The applicant is seeking a (b) Joseph X Seaman. Surrogate of the County of Luxurious 1 bdrm garden 2 FAMILY he Zoning Board of Adjust- variance tor the purpose of Monmouth. this day made, on 005 Apartments apartments w/dishwasher, SCOTSDALE ARIZONA Fur DENTAL ASSISTANT perience necessary Apply in ment will hold a hearing on Certified Public Accountant, -ease with purchase option An eight by twelve storage or auditing services the application of the under- central air. gas heat $665 — nished 1 A 2 bdrm luxury apts Red Bank office Exp A X person or call 264-9847. he application of the under- signed, Ephraim Schoneveld. For Rent $720 per mo + utll .Pool & Perfect for 1st time home buy- shed was built A placed in the 2 These contracts and by week or month Prime loca- Ray license necessary Mini- MANAGER iigned, al which time and southwest corner ot Block 27. sole executor of the esta'te of APARTMENTS Nuar trnns tennis avail NO PETS 671- ers Nice neighborhood Call tion < tin 'i.i'. I,"m mum starting salary, $t9.000 ilace all interested persons agreements are awarded 495-5618 Heritage House Realtors is Lot9 The shed was built over the said Willem Schoneveld portation Best time to call 0021 weekdays. noon-5pm + full benefits 842-3303 looking for a career oriented will be given an opportunity to without competitive bidding as deceased, notice is hereby OPEN SAT 11am-3pm SEA BRIGHT an existing cement pad and it Professional Services' under li before, noon, 495-0416 BELLEAYRE MT - Ski House Large spacious motel rooms DENTAL ASSISTANT for busy person to manage 1 of our lo- >e heard Said meeting will did not conform with the cur- given to the creditors of said Highmount, New York Ortho practice in Little Silver ake place at a.00 pm he provision of the Local deceased to present to the ASBURY PARK NORTH • MIDDLETOWN 3 rooms, & efficiencies Low weekly A cations Candidiata should rent building codes as it is to •iiipin Contracts Law because Sunny, modern 3 rm apt. innewly decorated Bus line 1W 3bdrm. contemporary, fire monthly rates Call Fairbanks X-Ray license A certification have a minimum of 3 years said sole executor their claims lace, all major appliances, closer than five feet to the he services rendered of per- prime Deal Lake area 5 blks mo sec $600/mo includes all Motel 842-8450 preferred 40 hour week, no l estate experience w/ex- The location of the premises property boundaries under oath within six months jts of glass with Southern ex- Orrned is to be done by a per- from this date from ocean Freshly painted utilities Call 741 7867 ewes or wknds Salary based leni administrative A com- n question is in the G-B Zon- ipn authorized by Law and w/varmshed floors New stove posure, decks Very efficient on credentials A experience MIDDLETOWN- One Bed- 017 Office/Floor munications skills Excellent ng District, as shown on the All documents relating to this low maintenace. excellent Call Or Terra 741-9090 bids are not required per R S 6 fridge Free heat, gas A •oom apt in convenient area condition. View of slopes career opportunity for a crea- Borough Tax Map, Block 29. ipplication may be inspected 40AS-11 Henry Rowe Van Houtfln, Esq parking No tee $579 776- Space _ot 1. and more commonly *Jewly painted A carpeted Smins to lifts from this heavily DENTAL ASSISTANT orgamzed individual Call iv the public in the Office of 3 A copy of this Resolu- PO Box 117 5928. 656-5162 or 659-0349 LITTLE SILVER Betty Haines. 946-4646. for a known as 17 West River he Secretary of the Board in Booton. N J 07005 $595 /mo Immediate occu- wooded lot with beautiful old Shrewsbury-Full A par) time tion shall be published as re- pancy. No pets Security re- ktone walls Golf, tennis, Prime location. 1.200 sq ft confidential interview Road, Rumson. New Jersey he Borough Hall during regu- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 741-0091. or eves 229-5362 assistant position available for The applicant is seeKing a quired by law within ten days nished efficiency $525 quired 671-7989 or671 7959 lorseback riding, swimming MECHANIC- With Experience ar business hours of its passage Attorney dependable mature person lor variance for the purpose of month i utilities A 1' ? months mar by $156,900 Call after MATAWAN Route 34 240 sq growing dental office No ex- n all cars Needs own tools The foregoing Resolution MIDDLETOWN 1 large bdrm. 6pm 536-9172 Salary open Experience in Remodeling the first floor to All persons interested in this Ephraim Schoneveld security Call 042 63G'J iving room, eat-in kitchen ft, ample parking, carpeted perience necessary Willing to permit two retail stores and was adopted by the Mayor 566-0936, after 6pm train right peson Call Peggy Allen computer 2640393 application will be given ample and Council of the Borough of 134 Longview AvBnue ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS- 4 $495 mo CRANBURV Exit 8A NJ Tpk the in nun of three opportunity to be hear at the Sea Bright on January 1. Lake Hiawatha. N J 07034 ms furnished $535 per Concordia Adult Community RED BANK-DOWNTOWN 741-8656 MEDICAL ASSISTANT rental aoartment units on the ibove stated meeting. 1989 month + security, utilities in- MELMED REALTY, Brandon Modal. Central air. 2 Office suite available 685 sq ~~ DENTAL ASSISTANT Experience preferred for Mid- cluded After 6 pm 8720510 Broker 739-4900 bedrm. 2 bath, fam/hv ft Heat, air A private parking Oral Surgery Practice Middle- dletown GP/Int 4 days 9-6pm, Mary Larson, Borough Clerk 'din/rms. eat-in kit. patio, uyp Reasonable rates lowri area full or part time day Sal Salary commmen- 3 MIDDLETOWN AREA surate Call 671-5252 Januarys. 1989 UiL BELFORD 5 rooms, newly renovated All graded, carpet All Whirlpool Call 747-1100 available Good Salary, bene- January 6, 1989 '$24 12 MONMOUTH COUNTY 2bdrm apartment. $525mo + [til , mi luded 495-2720 appi Garage Complete alarm RED BANK fits, & hours Some experi- systm, extensive landscaping ence and/or X-ray license pre- NURSE- RN/LPN Excellent OTHER PUBLIC NOTICES BOROUGH OF SEA BRIQHT utilities & security 376-3442 Downtown. Office suites avail growth potential foF mature, SURROGATE'S COURT M0NM0U1H BEACH - 4 18 hole golf course. 24 hour able. 685 square feet A 507 f er red. but will tram CLIFFWOOD nurse in attendance By enthusiastic individual Call for fit, non-smoker Part ot TOWNSHIP OP OCEAN PUBLIC NOTICE roums. walk to beach Util ex- square feet Heat, A/C A pn Allergy office team Part time, Ken Gardens. 1 bedrm. apt. owner, below $200,000 vate parking included Rea interview Code 671 5533 FIRE DISTRICT NO 2 Now renting1! 503 4010 cept elec $690/mo 229-0342 6096553908 llexibte hours with some eve- RESOLUTION MONMOUTH BEACH • 1 bed sonable rates 747-1100 DENTAL ASSISTANT nings Call 842-8618 ESTATE OF M KATHLEEN NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN: In accordance with the Open ESTABLISHING ANNUAL EATONCRESTAPTS oom $650mo plus Call 988- Kl AN!,Millie, RED BANK•2 ROOMS SNYDER, DECEASED NURSES AIDES/ORDERLIES Public Meeting Laws that the Board of Fire Com ml Miners, Fire MEETING OF THE Tennis & swim club Large 5683 days. 530-4253 evenings Office suite. A/C. Carpeted. Friendly Office i rooms w/19ft living rm $6.69 per hour, All shifts, at District No 2, in the Township of Ocean. Monmouth County GOVERNING BODY OF PORT MONMOUTH AREA EXPANSIVE Parking $380 per month 2 doctor practice m Freehold THE BOROUGH OF Pursuant to the order Only minutes from Ocean. needs experienced O A with benefits. All. Highlands Nura and State of New Jersey will hold Its Regular Meeting and 3 ROOMS Call Madeline 530-2951 Workshop Meeting in the second door meeting room of the SEA BRIGHT AND Of PATRICIA A BENNETT. Beaches, Golf Courses. Fish- NOT EXPENSIVE *riiy license Call 462 flfirV Ing Home, 8 Mlddlatown Ave. Wanamaasa Flrehoute. 1401 Wickapecko Drive, Wanamassa. SETTING FORTH Surrogate of the County of ing A Boating Near all Callaftoi fi /()/ 8441 SHREWSBURY Atlantic Highland., NJ Monmouth. this day made, on Expanded Cape with 4 bed- DENTAL RECEPTIONIST New Jersey. The Hit of those dates are as follows: PROCEDURES THEREFORE. Houses of Worship & Malls RED BANK- Accepting appti- rooms, large fenced corner Prime location Bus Cir . Ri 281-0600 the application of the NO PETS Mon-Fn 9 30am- Experienced with front desk WHEREAS, it is customary cations for 2nd floor. 1 bed- ot, updated kitchen & bath 35 Prof, bldg 520 to 4000 Knowledge of dental insur- OFFICE PERSON- FT or PT at its annual reorganization undersigned. Yvonne Eioise 4pm, 542-1105 Pine Brook room Available Jan 15 No1 sq ft. Immediate occupancy ALL MEETINGS WILL START AT 8:00 P.M. Ellirnan. sole executrix of the BUYABILITY plan offers low ance and computer a plus Phone Work A Clerical duties meeting for the Mayor and Rd-Hope Rd . Eatontown 2 pets Security deposit, refer- nterest rates to qualified Call 542-9000 estate of the said M. Kathleen blocks from Exit 105GSP conyonial office 563 1616 for Auto Rental 739-1501 WORKSHOP REGULAR Council of the Borough of Sea ences A lease required buyer $139,900 Realtors Bright to establish by resolu Snyder deceased, notice is $625 /mo includes heat & DENTAL RECEPTIONIST OFFICE TRAINEE hereby given to the creditors EATONTOWN- 1 Bedroom MATAWAN OFFICE ion the time and place ot its water Call 747-2283 566-1881 busy general practice seeks Computer & office work, ben- Febfuary 14 February 21 of said deceased to present to apt available $610/mo 1nd resume to MIDDLETOWN in Keansburg. Call 495-4401 AVON MOSQUITO EXTERMINATION COMMISSION shall meet to performed by the appropriate from 9-4 or 495-4055 aft 4pm HAIRDRESSER Judith McQsaFasney. conduct alt business before It al 143-A Wayaid'aysid* Road. officials and employees ot AHAr—««««P/T.F/T Hup O sec 1 year lease. Call Near bus and train. CLEANER Must ba •xperi- care for their homo A family DEPARTMENT STORE ?fl4-72OO, 9am-1pm. Call after 4pm 758-0259 tncexl, have working oar A 11am-epm weekdays. Good FULLTIME Highest wages w/benefrts, ev- November 1,1989 7:30 P.M. 002F Regional d referanoas. 17. + hour. working cond, salary, A bi- NORTH MIDDLETOWN Call 291-288fl weekly cleaning ssrvk-*. Call eryone welcome Including re- Notices 2 Bedroom House Fenced NEPTUNE tirees, win train. Deosmber 4.1989 7:30 P.M. CLEANERS 642-841S except wstkaod*. MONMOUTH COUNTY /ard. central air. $850 + utll. 1Va year Ntw Townhouse. 2 Appry44App4sSt. Martins Chomsky, M PH. 1st & last month's rent plus 1 bedrm, It* baths, a/c, bsmt. 'or large cleaning service in HOUSEKEEPER live-In 5V* Tinton Falls dock, garagei extras, best lo- VUdrjletown. Full A part time. days a weak. AH Highlands. Executive Secretary SURROGATE'S COURT nonth security. No dogs Of can Mr. Bob 842-2727 latkm. PrtodrtQW. 922-4193 957-6035 or 864-1900 J25O. week. Call 672-0870 ,-Nioe people to work for' January 6,1969 13952 CHI 495-0903 •fter 3pm. 12B The Register FRIDAY, JAN 6,1989

035 Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted 036 Help Wanted 036 Help Wanted 036 Help Wanted 110Aulo.5OO 739-3551 For Middletown Real Estate BABYSITTER - Need occa ADOPTION Exc.ll.nt running condition. power brakes, steering a win- 19MToppa Cards CAMARO IROC 87 • Loaded, BO.OOOml , 1 owner $2650 or dows. Good tires. Good con- DODGE STEP VAN 66 International firm involved office. Phones, filing & typing sional babysitting for 11, 6 "Mo anginal Elvis cards. Best A financially secure and lovini leather, exc cond. 20,000 ml, marketing prestigious CLEANERS Call Valeria 671-0100 and 4 year old, Little Silver 'amiiy looking to adopt. Bab; b«at offer. Call 495-4728 dition. 264-7322 alter 5. 225 6 cyl. 14 ft body, good offer for set 842-6478 eves takeover leas.. Good credit a cond. Runs well. $675 or best , cosmetics & fragrances over- Mature minded, dependable References 747-6435 would be sibling to our 3 yea must. 583-8193 eves. 855- IONDA ACCORD 78 LYMOUTH Champ '81 4 Spd person for evening office LIGHT FIXTURES old adopted daughter. Can la offer Call 741-6831 seas requires an experienced CHILD CARE IN ABERDEEN 6611 days 2 Or 4 Cyl Good running con- secretary tor it s office in Rec cleaning 5 nights a week in SECRETARY Unusual wrought iron/glass jally help with medical and FANTASTIC dition. Asking $450. 957-0393 DODGE VAN'78 tradesman Hazlet. Excellent salary, 10 yrs exp. Provides meals nanging lamp $55., Unique egal expenses. Respond to Bank The candidate must be 9-1. 5 days mmaculate interior N.w 200. 108.000 miles Good dependable & work without steady work Call 291-5984 snacks. Refs. 566-3753 •vrought iron/glass swag lamp LC. PO Box 578 PONTIAC FIREBIRD 68 Submit resume to: - tlr.s. Asking $600 776-8152 work van $500 787 4722 supervision & must ha-/.. p/b. auto. 40,000 miles. Automatic transmission. P/S. IBM/AT ' computer A EXPERIENCED MOM will ba LOTS OF 64 auto, air, word processor. lugs & kisses awaits a new- Asking $1,000 671-5349 P/B. radio, only 12.600 ml. EXTRA EARNINGS- yt In her Keyport home >orn. Expenses paid, call coll. bast offar .741-1301 1 •Knowledge of foreign COMPUTERIZED MESSAGE PAY HOLIDAY BILLS. GREAT ITEMS CHEVY CAVALIER '61 Brand naw. Not a scratch Call 739-0790 afl.r 6pm (201) 422-8963 JEEP CHEROKEE 78- Auto, Selling Because of a career languages desirable, but CENTER • Telephone opera- Need people 10-15 flexible tinuiy room furniture- White Auto, 2 door, new computer. air. p/a, p/b, 4 wheel drive, PONTIAC not necessary tors. P/T. F/T days, eves . A hours/wk. Up to $100 HOLMDEL - Child care In my ectlonal Lighted round onyx Besl offer change. In p.rf.ct cond. •m/fm stereo Exc. cond. $11.900 31S-M27.V... Please send your resume to weekends. No exper. call $300./wk Call 747-6696 home, nursing experience. In offee table. 2 door storage FEMALE — 22. WITH 264-8951 >2.995 C»l|/«93-842l GRAND PRIX 'SO P O. Box 86 Sandy or Dee 219-7800 Innt/toddlers 040-4280 ablnet. Legal file. Antenna. EXCELLENT PHYSIQUE, 3olden anniversary edition. ENJOY NEEDLECRAFTS 7 ATTRACTIVE, 1ENEROIC, 3HEVY CAVALIER— 85 auto. EEP Laredo Cherokee 86 V6 Uncrolt, NJ 07738 DENTAL ASSISTANT LOVING MOM - Will babysl Vhite Formica Clothes Closet, LOADED. Oarage kapt and FORD COACHMAN VAN '7S Earn $$$ Turning your hobbie mall round wood/wrought LOOKINO FOR FEMALE >/s.p/b, air, am fm stereo. 4 Dr Auto .loaded Clean. serviced Black/gold, machan- Experienced & personable for into cash. Will tram pre-schoolers Hazlet area /«ry clean. Evas 872-1536 % ton, factory conversion on occasional table. Much COMPANION 16-24 YEARI Must sail. Asking $11,200 cally perfect, high miles. Ultra 81,000ml., 460 engine, auto., SECRETARY needed with GP, Possibly leading to full Call Judie 347-0121 264-6652 after 5pm Call 544-8895 evenings Unix experience from Feb to time. Call 842-2337 More! 9460815 after 6pm. OLD OF SAME NATURE. CHEVY CHEVETTE CS '66 sharp $3,000. Call 244-8337 ps, pb, a/c, many more op- ESTIMATER for construction M has opening in her 369 3210 3lua, 2 door, hatch, rear tions. $2,200. 888-0571 June for a professional Red DESK STAFF- 1 or 2 Nights ovlng home Reasonable. MINOLTA COPIER - 6 mos. Bank communications re- company. 15-20 hrs/wk. Send lelog. auto. 10,000 mile? MARQUIS 79 aer week for Racquet/Fitness Excellent refs 583 0303 Id. Deluxe heavy duty, origi- PONTIAC LEMANS '69 FORD Dump Truck '82 Diesel search firm $10/hr For info & esume to: Monmouth Equip- al price $13,500. will sacri- 066 Psychics (3,500. or besl offer 842-0638 S2.000 ml., fullv loaded. $650. Club Call Mr. Michaels ment Sales Co.. P.O. Box 155. Nsw 1977 corvette yellow S yard box. 68 Eager Beaver interview call 369-8550. MOTHER/NURSES AIDE ce for $8,975 Call 566-1705 MRS. SYLVIA CHEVY MALIBU 74 best offer 787-1321 taint and all body work done. 9ton trailer, John Deere Bull- 583-3990 Middletown, NJ 07748 Will babyalt In my Keansburg SECRETARY. Rumson Real OAK DESKS (2) PSYCHIC READER Good run around car. LINCOLN TOWN CAR 85 Jaw SST's on rear, needs en- dozer 350 6 way hydraulic DRIVER home. Hot mult A playtime |lne work. Must sell $850 or Estate Office. 9-5pm. Exp r $225/ea Advisor on all problems of Ufa. Needs work. S75. 566-0286 xcellent condition, v.ry blade. 750 Ford Backhoe 17 or daily commute. Red Bank deluded. Reasonable rates Mat offer. Serious Inquires prel. Call Jan. 671-5200 EXTRA $ 1 Call 870-9079 arol Cards, Astrology, Palm, CHEVY MONTE CARLO 76 lean. 61,000ml., Asking boom w/2 buckets. All In .xc area to Westchester County., Exc Hal >. 495-6203 10.700 Call 872-0287 nly! Call John 888-1893 cond. & ready to go at SECURITY OFFICERS 2-4 months. 741-8384 Crystals. $6.00-$7.50/Hr MOTHER OF 3 - Wilting to OFFICE FURNITURE 2104 Kings Hwy.. Oakhurst $40,000 or best offer Call Needed in Monmouth County- ne 4 draw lattaral die cab- New Year Treat SCIROCCO 71 — Good run- Do you need extra $ tor the jaby sit In her Cltffwood (behind Danny's) P/s, p/b, air. Excllant condl- Ing condition. Bosch Fogs, 293-7364 or 672-2042 Freehold Area Start immedi- holidays? Relax, we have the et. white. One 4 draw fife ately Excellent benefits Full DRIVERS Beach home. Meals included, 4930866 ion- inside & out. 1 owner MAZDA RX 7 83 iony AM/FM cassette stereo FORD Ranger 85 4x4 5 Spd perfect pan: time job tor you. oasonable rates. 566-2827 abinet, black. One 2 draw file Available for Parties time. All shifts. Call Ted. School Vans A Buses blnet. white. Computer Asking $775. 495-3906 Exc cond. Asking $6,000 Sunroof. Mechanical Inquiries, Cap. Excellent condition. Earn a good salary, with flexi- ill Precision Imports. Call Management Safeguards, Inc. ble hours taking inventory for NEEDED 3 days, for 2 chil- esk with printer stand. One CHEVY NOVA '75 872-1606, day 949-2999 $4,100 Call 946-3049 352 B100 SCHOOL VANS 842-7268 7pm-9pm retail stores. Paid training & dren in our Lincrott home or gh back chair. All excellent 10 Autos for Sale Alls. $150. Call 787-3903 MAZDA 626 LX'63 FORD XLT '65 F150 Pick Up room for advancement. For ours if close. References ondltlonll 462-2997 if no Aak for Ami. i Spew*. 4 door, 4 cyl. A/C, SUBARU QL 86 8 cyl. fully loaded 81.000 mi eq. Non-smoker. 842-3246 iswer leave message START YOUR OWN buslnai more info call 972-0098. EOE TTENTION • OOVERNMEN1 CHEW '7i im/fm cassette, cruise, full EXCELLENT CONDITION $5500 After 6pm. 739 6733 new ft used automobile leas- $8.00, EIZED VEHICLES trorr Looka » Run. Good jower. Exc.ll.nt condition. 6.550 CALL 972-7896 Ing. No investment nee. Will 038 Domestic Help OIL TANK 100. Fords. Mercedes. Cor 7.000 ml $4,900. 767-4186 '5 gal. $85.00. Van tires Baal Olf.r 767-3767 SUBARU XT6 '•• NISSAN 4x4 train. Call Mon-Frl. 9-5pm, All automatics, 4-6 hrs per FOOD SERVICE WORKERS ettes. Chevys. Surplus Buy Fort Monmouth Burger King ERSON NEEDED to care for ew. 800x16-5. $50.00 ea. 9 cylinder, full time 4 wheel 571 3200 chool day. indicapped boy after school rs Quid. 1 602-838 868! KINGCAB '84 opening. 19 hours per week. Call 787-8204 xtA-127. CORVETTE '85 iva, auto, air. p/s. p/b, p/w. Asking $6500 SUPERVISOR ENTRY LEVEL S Saturdays. Call Mrs. White xtended warranty. Low rmlo- SCHOOL BUSES S4.61 per hour. 10 paid holi- PIANO 530 4590 Ask lor Or»g F/T, P/T, or Weekend days tor those working on the 83-3294. between 3 & 7pm. ATTENTION SKIERS MUST SELL MERCEDES-BENZ 'IS IKE aga Call 536-9172 altar 6pm Positions Available. Must be ull upright. Needs tuning. UBARU XT6 '86. Auto, i TOYOTA 4X4 67- FROM $9.50 to holiday. Shift differential, skmg $175. or best Oder. Whits, beige interior. Fully uto, p/seats. anti-lock VW RABBIT- '81 diesel Exc Mature, Neat, A Readable. within grade step advance- 039 Situations heel drive. 6 cyl, all power oaded. Automatic. Exc. cond )rakes, sunroof, silver metal- all 870-9509 after 3pm. xtended warranty. Low mil. body. N.w cylinder h.ad. Black Beauty Will Train 264-9334 9-5pm. ments. Exchange purchasing Wanted 30,000 ml Baal price over c exterior, gray Interior, low Naads new head gesket $500 IDER TRACTOR-Sears 8HP ge Call 536-9172 altar 6pm With all the toys Exc. cond priveleges. theatre privileges, $16,000 367-9510 il Call after 6pm. 536-9172 291-7462 SWITCHBOARD OPERA- training. Apply at building OMEMAKER/COMPANION ittery start. 36" cut. New an- 13.000 ml $8,500. 571-2307 TORS - FT/-P/T. 11pm-7am $10.50. 1001. Fort Monmouth. begin- Mature, energetic woman with te A battery. Exc cond. 7am-3pm. Will train, ning 28 December. Phone xo.ii.mi trans. Light homo $450. Call 363-3816 laking. laundry, shopping, Call 308-3315 542-5996. 14 A 15 year old F. JEFFREY'S - Fair Haven | students can work outside ooklng & so forth. VIP Refs. ens wear fixtures for sale. leasant work, full year or off school hours. Senior citizens vail 2 days/weak. Area close TYPESETTER very summer. Holidays A are welcome. We are an Equal o Little Silver. 747-7863 Call 530-7836 AM Compedit S^nd resume weekends off. guaranteed Opportunity Employer. OUSECLEANINO Excellent ABLE PADS Custom Made to. Amend Publishing work every year. Pay weekly Factory Direct-Low Cost 16 Newman Springs Road eferences. Call for estimate Business Directory Requirements — everyday FRAMER- Part time In Shore 530-2178 Call 383-7977 Red Bank NJ 07701 ependabihty. good driver. area custom framing shop Experienced neccesary . Call OUSECLEANINQ • Your 'HEELCHAIR Naw, ad|usla- A DAILY GUIDE TO BUSINESS SERVICES TYPESETTING 202 WE pay all costs of obtaining 212 529-9010 Mon-Ff idiy ome will sparkle. 741-7760 a cane, and shower seat. All OPERATOR - Hard worker to our special license & give 201-222-4123 Sundays. /VILL CLEAN your home or excellent condition. .Call operate film processing ft re- omplete training 01-390-1273 after 6pm lated equipment Opportunity IF YOU want to make money pt. Reasonable rates. Refer- to learn computer operations part time or full time own your nces provided. Call days or 071 Building & 081 Lawn Care/ pply immediately, to be 49 Merchandise Must be dependable Call a m own business. Send $5. to venings. 264 7679 Remodeling 072 Carpentry 076 Cleaning Service Landscaping 086 Painting 548-6160 ask for Tom tarted for ihe new year. Distributor. Dick Gregory's Wanted MURPHV BUS SERVICE Bahamian Diet Products, P.O. 142 Antiques Addlllona • Siding . Rooting A AMAZINO BAIAMONTE BROS. TREES INTERIOR PAINTING Rle 35 & Longwood Ave AA ANTIQUES We buy D.cka - Windows • Doom. HOME IMPROVEMENTS Box 1455 Eatontown. NJ. Alterations, Repalra. CLEANING SERVICE No |ob loo big or small Work nights A wknds for busi- WAITER/WAITRESS Middletown, 9am-5pm 07724 for information NTIQUE Steamer Trunk. No nythlng old. 1 pc. to entire R B. Jr. BUILDERS. ents - paint A cloth lining No Job Too Small. J. BARON * Homes' Offices ' Windows Reasonable rates. Also Snow ness or homes Call Frank Full or part time ontents "Love Attica A 5131171 MB 4517 ' Construction. 7 days a wk Howtfig A Unsweod. 717 1772 758-1729 Free Estimates Days, nites, late mtes LEOAL SECRETARY dded. $150 or best offer 530 1515 or 7471729. LABORER ae.ments'VCall 264-3130 or Elficsnt. Reailable. Apply in person Salary commensurate with Part Time in house job tor dis- 89-0423, 6-6pm t Baskln Robblns 731-M47 A.S.A.P. CARPENTER Fully Insured BUSH TREE CO. Red Oak Restaurant experience. 888-0500 tribution of circulars and sk for Uncle Joe Appralaal. IS YEARS EXPERIENCE M. CAFONE PAINTING USSIAN SAMOVAR made Contraction Services FREE ESTIMATES 511-4115 Clearing, pruning, removal. Highway 35, Hazlet. NJ newspapers. Fork Lilt exp om 16 precious metals. Fully insured Free estimate: Quality Interior/Exterior PN — Allergist office. Red helpful 15-20 hours per week AaardvarkLIONEL TRAIN Local Builder A Building ABSOLUTE CLEANING Free estimates/Fully insured 2648356 ank area. Half day Tues . all Asking $425 661 -4602 Call Guy. 787-1418 PAINTING 7am-12 noon Wed. mornings. Or Flyer collector pays CASH Inspector have foined forces: Hard Working, Dependable 758 6850 Sheetrock A Carpentry work ay Thurs. Excellent salary for Other hours negotiable. ppralsals Repairs 681-9084 Interior Remodeling. ualified person. Will train 43 Appliances Reasonable Ratea. GEIER'S LAWN SERVICE Call Mark TODAY" 495-2331 . WAITRESS/WAITER Apply A HOUSE FULL or 1 lleml •Custom Decks. GENERAL REPAIRS. No jobs - For your home or office. Weekly lawn mowing A trim- CLEANING PERSON 747-6188 PAINTING CONTRACTOR GREATER JERSEY PRESS PORTABLE WHIRLPOOL aed (urn. antiques. & any- Additions & Dormers. loo small. Experienced Free • References Available ming. Mlddletown/Holmdel PANTRY PERSON MOTHER'S HELPER • Flexi- Washer A dryer, asking $250 Estimates. Fully Ins. 291-1504 Pal 747-1002 Painting, wall papering, Connerty Court mg old. Don Paul 886-8377 araa only. Free Eat 530-88910-8890 •praying, power washing. In- Apply in person after 2 pm le hours, light housekeeping East Brunswick 566-2827 741-6360 orKalhyMO-aua in Between Restaraunt O.J.R. Mom. Improvements JOE'S FALL CLEAN4 UPS tarter/Exterior 171 1105 nd child care' in desirable 254-7000 V ZENITH 10" console ALL LIONEL TRAINS NO JOB TOO SMALL Carpentry, handyman work, 741-9684 home Call 747-6663 AT YOUR WISH Horn. Ser Ouality work Low rales odel. Black/while. Excal- r Flyer. Top cash appraisal. CLEAN FAST QUALITY decks, wallpapering, vinyl sid- vices. Is life hectic? Always on Prompt Service. 495 9552 nl cond. Cable ready. t7S. Price no otyecl. 946-2893 WORKMANSHIP AT A REA- ing, windows A doors. All Ihe run? No tlm. for cleaning" PAINTING » PAPERING Call anytime 583 7560. ANTIQUES WANTED SONABLE COST. 222-1672 forms of Interior A exterior re- W. run errands A do domsstic TREES A SHRUBS Gutters cleaned A repaired by •Trimmed A Removed aintlngs, bronzes, silver, CYPRESS CONTRACTING pairs. Large A small. George cleaning. 495-6293 we'll send the hour Rat 2S4-7SM 44 Computers 495-5049 you a Genie with a magic lamp •Lots Clearsd orcelaine. jewelery. furniture. (•moQejiiny, *aiiions» usin- •Free Estimstes OUALITY PAINTING INCOME TAX PPLE II e 128K - Double disc Mary Jane Roosevelt ooms our specialty. For Job HOME CRAFTSMAN — Car COMPLETE Cleaning Svc. REASONABLE 190-9140 Interior A Exterior Neat, nil' nage writer II printer, joy 109 East River Rd. don, the right way. 5131326 pentry. woodwork, jobs done Homss/Oflices/Conslruclion able. Fully insured 571-1512. ick. $950 842-0321 Rumson. NJ with precision. Job too big for Professional, conscientious 082 Lawn Mower 8423159 S.Soucy Custom Carpentry Decks-AdditionS'KitcMen you? Too small for others? K cleaners Fully Ins. 311-4474 45 Clothing Soderlund. 588-2971 eves Repair DIRECTORY TTENTION: Cash tor your CaDinetS'Remodelmg. MVRCAL D89 Plumbing A XPERIENCE the Magic of old, diamonds. Simon.'. 774-7415 CLEANING SERVICE awalry. Won. Mall. 311-9041 ichanlment. Enter the world HOME IMPROVEMENTS Al Ouality Olfico Cleaning Heating Will be published sensual home parties tor BEFORE YOU HAVE ED DAY types of work, no job loo Call 741-9140 JAN POST omen only. Sample luscious small Custom decks 13.50 YOUR SALEI CONSTRUCTION PREFERRED CLEANING A&B •Sal.. -Service -Inst.ll.lion lions, novelties & sexy lin- CALL SECOND HAND LIL aq./H 495-4849 January 11 thru ene. Book a party & receive Quality builders since 1945. Raaldentlal Commarcla LAWN MOWER REPAIR CALL 542-12M 264 0777 or 264-6615 HOME Remodeling A Repairs REE gifts Call 706-0307 Over 1000 sallslfted custom- Inaurad A Bonded 319 1251 REASONABLE RATES PLUMBINO A HEATING Large or small. 30 yrs axp. BUY MACHINERY, POWER ers. Alterations & remodeling PICKUP A DELIVERY ALTERATIONS A REPAIRS April 19 UR- Ladies Luxurious Coat specialists Call 741-1144. 7475023 SPARKLE Cleaning Service Hand Tools of all kinds t Commercial/Residential Ex Call Kenny 291-8164 LASKAN SEAL COAT with IC. Call Ray 774-5239. 787-6849 EPPEL * SONS CONST penenced A reliable. We clean U.S. PLUMBING A HEATING xquisite Norwegian Fox col- .ddltlons. decks, kit., bsmnts, 083 Masonry Size 9/10 Sacrifice $200, S TOOLS WANTED t JOHNNY'S BUILDERS Ihe bast, so you can rest Free . We will beat any price Call and reserve ash patd for all types of tools Ithrms, painting. Free estima ONE CALL DOES IT ALL estimate lll-IHg - 581 8149 510-7761 717-1171415-4111 Call 363-3816 as/fully Insured. 787-1810 A 1 MASON machinery Power/ manual. 142-7392 Steps, sidewalks, custom •II anytime 776-8284 S A S CLEAN UP your space today! FUR- Ladies Luxurious Coat FULL LINE Garages brick work elc. Call Gary al ALASKAN SEAL COAT with TOYS WANTED HOME IMPROVEMENTS 073 Carpet Cleaning Homas 571-4053 or 458-7684 091 Roofing/Siding xquisite Norwegian Fox col- II old plastic model cars, NO JOB TOO SMALL CARPETING — Upholstery, Construction Debris ROOFINQ, Gutters A Leaders FREE EST. CALL 739-M07 CAMPANELLA ir Size 9/10. Sacrifice $200 romai large 01 Joe dolls, mattresses, steam cleaned & Yard Work CONSTRUCTION Free estimstes. Call 363-3616 lactrlc trains; cars ate. HANDVMAN disinfected. Stains A urine re- Light Hauling Brick. Block, Concrete. Walks. 264-8691 542-1700 ny amount or condition. moved. 671-2599/747-2945 Trees - Shrubs MINK JACKET Home Remodeling & Repair Patios A Foundation. All 1 CASH PAIDII 4B5-9741 ROOFINa/SIDINO/WINDOWS Cldssilici] Depailirciii .ried/Lg. Excellent condition Free Estimate. Call 495-5150 CARPETS CLEANED Phases of Masonry "Big Or Small- W. Do II All11 Res /Comm. Free est. i skmg $400 Call 739-4097 WANTED TO BUY HOME IMPROVEMENTS PROFESSIONALLY Construction. 751-6211 972-7727 or 513 1171 Old wnst watches & FM Only 111.95/room. REPAIR BUILD A Waterproof 046 Firewood costume jewelry Free deodorizing All work Free Fully ROOFINO »tlDINO Reliable. Professional, Rea- Estimstes Insured Brick, stone A concrete work BV HTM. IREWOOO Mixed Hard- IT'S ABOUT TIME, onably priced We Do Re- guaranteed. Call: Trl-County Us Irwln, 495-3212 5663388 Carpet Cleaners. 972-8025 717-01IS Nav roof Installed, old roof re- woods. Split A Delivered modeling, additions, all.ra- paired. Serving Monmouth 115. a cord. $95. picked up. ons, patios, sun decks, sheet 078 Electrical 084 Moving & Cty for over 20 yrs »72 9019 Quantity discounts available 50 Musical ocklng. taping, and painting. AMPCO ELECTRIC CO. Storage 922-1131 Instruments Appraisals and estimates Ar- 074 Carpet Install./ hllectural and snglnrearlng No job too small. Low rates Repalr/Salet Licence #8977. 739-8797 CORBETT MOVING, INC. 092 Special Services EMTBA - IREWOOD- Seasoned * FENDER GUITAR & onsultation. Financing also Lie. #PM0O531 R.asonsble plit. Will Deliver. CABLE TV, TWO-WAV RADIO New Stratocaster. 'ailable. For estimate please JIM'S BEST ELECTRIC Free Estimate. 264-5898 Holmdel Farms. 204-8923 615-0733. all. Joe at Rockers Inc. CARPET INSTALLATION A TELEPHONE SERVICES. Lie. No. 6273. Fast depend- TEACHERS MOVING INC Instsllatlons. Sales A Diag- •'' OAK SEASONED 31-5025 482-3403 Sales, cleaning, re-lays. able service Reasonable FLUTE- HAYNES re-stretches ana repairs Big nostic.. Cslt Ken of MOBILE years Split A delivered ling Silver Antique 1917 ral.a. Free esllmstes. Call or small. Licensed A Insured. DIAGNOSTICS 458-1972 LAMBRECHT t MEYERS Call 214 1177 671-0121 Listen, Professionals! 135. per full cord. Call 291- xc. cond. 842-9588 CONSTRUCTION Free estimates. Fair Haven. 553 HANDYMAN SERVICES Drywall A Insulation. OLSEN BROS. Floor Covering PROMPT Electrical 8ervlc. 530-1333 NJ License No 57. 51 Sporting Quality Installations. Installation A repairs of win- IREWOOD - Seasoned 2yrs Home Improvements. BY D.A.V. LICENSE #8841 dows, doors, fixtures, mail- Oak, Maple or Cherry. Split Free estimates 739-4539. Carpet/Tile/Linoteum CALL MIKE. 223-1145 Opportunity's Knocking... Equipment Free Estimates. 4(5-1713 084a Light Hauling boxes. Painting, plumbing ogs. Free delivery. McGuire VALKINQ TREADMILL- AJAY chlmn.y flashing, l.adars arms Colls Neck. 946-3112 079 Entertainment A-1 HAULINO Rubbish guttara. etc. Tony: 566-2051 ACER. Adjustable speed & M.C. RENOVATIONS 075 Ceramic Tile Removal- prompt, reliable anc FIREWOOD dine. Like Naw. Asking COMPLETE PARTY SERVICE reasonable rates. 542-5910 ARPENTRY SHEETROCK Repair/lnetall. * WE PROVIDE VOL CAN REACH OVER 180,000 READERS Split A Delivered 195. 566-6807 alter 6pm HAS HANDYMAN SERVICE 229 6345 or 741-7072 .dditions, Attics A Basements A-Z IN BATH TIM Bartender A Waitress JERSEY SHORE HAULINO Call Mark TODAYII 495 2331 BaHona A Cleanup Debris removal. Int/axt demo Rent — A — Husband! THROUGH VOUR LISTING IN 3UARANTEED Landscaping 60 Garage/Yard A KITCHEN REMODELING 291-7395 • Ceramic TH. Specialists • Can Mary MS-4S18 lltlon. Comm/lnd/R.a. Fr.i GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPER'S as firewood for sale. Sea- Sale PARTNERS IN PROGRESS esl Fully Insured 747-4865 oned hardwood, split A deliv- Call Dave Card 872-1853 PARTY SERVICES MEAD TRANSPORTATION red 756-6247 Tim Malone LL NEW STUFF - Contem- lome repairs, remodeling & Bart.nder A Waitress HAULINO Attics, cellars, Airports, Casinos, NYC The BATHROOMS — Insl.ll.d. .tats, etc 222-7215/311-3153 orary hunter green down olplul advice. Winter Indoor Tll«e r.mod.lad. Free eel. Services tor private parties gsragss. const, silos Debrii 47 Furniture ofa and chair, dressers, bou- ales in ellocl. 291-5991 972 7727 or 513-1171 A office. 588-4885 removal. Commercial / ratal oir chairs. & a zillion new dential. Free eat. 741-8943. EDRM SET- 8 piece solid smalls*. Like a lorevar garage SMALL REPAIRS Around the JAMCO TILE CO. - R.a. A BRUCE BRAY Jr.- MAQIClAN 093 Snow Plowing PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY ak, queen size bed. Good Home. Carpentry, remodeling. Uve animals, audience .UOHTMOy— al#. Lone Arranger IWUW PLUWIMU « MHBIWI oend Aahmg<1000. Call BfW W Shrewsbury Avt rat HU e.DmaWa, ruaV SSSa. patlon.MI occasions I Nut A Ft. Nagoliatila ratea pm 671-8599 sand blasting.CaB 77« «»19 Ask for Jim 170 3177 Commercial A Reektarraal. Red Bank 1229-5110 Ora«ia<=ap« Lawn...571-1111 EDROOM SET • Complete, ed.-Sat. 9-3. Sun 12-4 WE DO IT ALL MEXICAN TILE CAPTAIN METRO SNOW PLOWING YOUR LISTINGS WILL APPEAR 4 TIMES A WEEK attress A box spring incl. full AIR HAVEN 57 Buttonwood Painting & Renovation Work. INSTALLATION SALEII Party DJ. Music for all 066 Painting ze. Asking $175. 566-2827 *.ny job from A lo Z. No job occasions. 079-4723 Commercial A Condominiums - (ofl Fair Haven Rd) Sat Jan MONMOUTH CERAMIC TILE BW PAINTING Fully Insured. Fr«. Estimates. 9-4. Moving to Condo. Must oo sm.HI Call a professional. 7745-0171 For Into: [201) 223-8391 FINGERS Special Interior rales. 2 room! Call 747-0721 • WEDNESDAYS IN THE REGISTER BEDROOM SET all- Refrig w/auto lea, many NEW Ceramic TH. A Rep4re for the price of 1. Fully in- ools. washer, hl-nser, dres- THE MAOIC CLOWN win bed w/hesdboard, dou- WET SAND BLASTING ShMtrock, tub. vanities, Magic shows tor Birthday par- sured. Ire. estimate.319-3174 • WEDNESDAYS IN THE INDEPENDENT s dresser, dark pine. Like er. desk, limps, color TV, l.mov. Scaling Paint. Thor- toilets, faucals Instatad. 095 Wallpapering ofa & love seat, tables, etc lies..schools .tc. EMERALD ISLE COMPANY • FRIDAYS IN THE MONMOUTH MESSAGE iw $350. Call 542-5215. ughly Clean Siding 771-H11 Freea.tlm.n 530-7214 CaKBok, 415-1311 Custom sheetrock finishing. MS. PAPERHANOER EDROOM SET 62 Flea Markets/ UFORADED TH. SpKlMlet. Custom Int/Exl painting, tape Th. l.mlnlne touch. Free est riple dreser. mirror, night 072 Carpentry Custom Installation of OaOQuttera Estimates Ire. • 910-3270 Reasonable rates. T41-MK • SUNDAYS IN THE REGISTER and A door chest. Bazaar* A Bob'* Carpentry . Semi- Ceramic Tile, Marbt*. Slat. A RAIN GUTTERS cleaned A re -300. Call 957-0458 INTERIOR/EXTERIOR PASTES PARTNERS CLARKS Flsa Mark.t. USA •tired Decks and email to Cultur.d Ston*. Complete paired. Roof A window re- WMpavw hung wUh can. i , Bathroom R.mod.ilng. No fob too big or small. Fres OUCH- 9' French Provincial, National Dictionary ol Fie . slz. Jobs, to supplement aalra. Snow throw.rs r.- Est K.A.F. PalnMre. 214 MM Fn»« MUmalee. 7tf-l21l ufted back. Beige w/piastic Markets ft Wholesalers S7.S0 ncome. 280-8021. anytlm.. 972-11H RtGkSnWl jalred 871-2899/747-2945 overs. Like new. $650. Mr copy, postage & handling CALL 542-1700 Call 303-6720 after 6 pm eluded. Call 495-4090 RIB - Sturdy Basset, baby 63 Instruction/ Ib. Good cond. With mst- GET RESULTS! The Register • Independent • Monmouth Message ess. Call 842-1738. Tutoring DINING ROOM SET • 7pce. ENGLISH INSTRUCTION I Greater Media Newspapers Mediterranean. Asking $400. rol.sslonal tutor, vary rea Good condition Call 872-1130 FfiHUSINESS DIRECTORY on.brtr.t.s 778.9341 DINING ROOM- American OSEPH SOVATHY- PIANO Country Oak. 5 pieces. $700. CSSONS. SEQINNBB, AD- Call Monday- Friday: ANCIO. POP. JAZZ, CLAS- 264-1837 aHerOpm. ICAL. 344 MIS