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Vol. 107 No. 283 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER. SINCE 1878 WEDNESDAY. MAY 29. 1985 25 CENTS INSIDE Official is sought in stabbing SPORTS tion of a police investigation. In the interim, who would not identify herself At last night's regularly scheduled com- HOWELL - Township Administrator Township Clerk Bruce Davis will serve as mittee meeting, Mayor Charles F. Doyle Barry J. Roller was charged with ag- acting administrator. Morrell said witnesses put Mr Roller at read a prepared statement stating the gravated assault in connection with a the scene of the stabbing, but he added that committee would not comment on the stabbing early yesterday that left a 33-year- The 44-year-old Roller was charged in the police have no motive for the attack. incident. old man in critical condition, police said. stabbing of Anthony Bongiovanni, who was No weapon was recovered and police did wounded once in the chest and once in the The statement was issued following a Roller, who was being sought late last not know if Roller and Bongiovanni knew nearly 2-hour executive session. back at about 1 a.m. yesterday outside a each other, the chief said. night, also was charged with possession of house on Arlyn Drive, said Morrell. The meeting was attended by township a deadly weapon for an unlawful purpose, Roller has been the administrator of the officials as well as police officers and the said Chief Harvey Morrell. Bongiovanni was taken to Brick Hospital township of 28,000 residents since 1982. in nearby Brick Township and was listed at Morrell said. An appointed official, the chief of police. The statement which was The Township Committee last night press time last night in critical condition in administrator coordinates the day-to-day read was brief and did not detail how the suspended Roller with pay pending comple- intensive care, said a hospital spokeswoman operations of the municipality. decision on Roller was reached Reagan wants radical change in tax system
WASHINGTON (AP) - President Reagan last night proposed to "radically change" the federal tax structure, scorning the current system as com- plicated, unjust and "un-American." He outlined a plan to cut tax rates and impose a minimum tax on people and corporations "who are not paying their fair share." "Will our proposal help you?" he asked in remarks prepared for a nationally televised address from the Oval Office "You bet it will " In a relentlessly upbeat address laced with scorn for a tax system "that treats our earnings as the personal property of the IRS," the president said new tax rates would range from 15 percent to 35 percent, TIES FM T1MD — Mike Lee, a junior far below the current cap of SO percent. from Red Bank Regional, tied lor "Death and taxes may be inevitable but unjust third place in yesterday's Shore taxes are not So let's get started. Let's change the Conference Golf Championships at tax code, to make it fairer, and change tax rates so Knob Hill in Manalapan. they are lower," the president said. "By lowering everyone's tax rates all the way up 3B the income scale, each of us will have a greater incentive to climb higher, to excel, to help America grow," Reagan said. Reagan's 3,300-word address was short on details LOCAL and portrayed nearly everyone as a winner under his proposed system. The only specific mention of a Tot in need higher tax tab was a promise that the oil and gas Groups of people are planning industry "will be asked to pick up a larger share of activities to raise funds to help a 14 the national tax burden." month-old Farmingdale boy with a Reagan also promised to curtail depreciation serious illness. deductions for business and to eliminate the investment tax credit used by corporations. The president said the tax system has been PHOTO COURTESY OF THE VATICAN 3A changed dozens of times in hundreds of ways. "Yet, most of those changes didn't improve the system, PAPAL BADGE — Alphonse Alphone, at right of Long charitable organization, discussed relief efforts to aid they made it more like Washington itself: com- Branch, presents Pope John Paul II with a gold badge Ethiopian famine victims during his audience with the pope Trial begins plicated, unfair, cluttered with gobbledygook and making the pope the honorary international chairman ol in Rome earlier this month. loopholes designed for those with the power and the St. Gerard Guild of America. Alphone, founder of the The trial of a Manalapan man influence to hire high-priced legal and tax advisers." charged with killing his wife and He said, "I believe that, in both spirit and dumping her body in a remote place substance, our tax system has come to be un- began with the judge refusing to American " disqualify himself Reagan said,' 'The power of these incentives would Guild founder gets Vatican help 3A send one, simple, straightforward message to an entire nation: America, go for it." rante, the man who provides Alphone Alphone originally hoped to fly from In the Democratic response to the president's If CHDtt HAND with his access to the pope Rome to Ethiopia himself, in a plan* STATE address, Rep. Dan Rostenkowski of Illinois, chair- The Register Ferrante's letter stated that Mother loaded with wholesale groceries, and man of the tax-writing House Ways and Means LONG BRANCH - He said he Teresa of Calcutta would personally meet Mother Teresa there, he said. Safe waters? Committee, called Reagan's plan "a starting point" remembers well how disorganization oversee the disbursement of relief funds "I had gotten the necessary shots The federal government says the to change the system, and said Democrats will not and misappropriation of funds prevented raised by the Guild for the Ethiopia already," he said record on deaths and injuries on state rubber stamp the president's package. a lot of American aid from ever reaching victims. But when he got to Rome, he found waters shows the need to tighten A fact sheet distributed by the White House said the victims of a devastating southern "Mother Teresa will receive the funds that Mother Teresa was no longer in safety requirements. overall taxes paid by individuals would be reduced Italian earthquake in November of 1980. and determine where they will be used Ethiopia, and friends of his in the by 7 percent, while total taxes paid by corporations Thus, in launching a campaign to aid and where they are most needed, " American Embassy advised him against . 5A would be increased by 9 percent. Ethopla famine victims, Alphonse Alphone said yesterday. traveling in Ethiopia because of fighting Reagan said his plan would: Alphone, president of the St. Gerard The city resident said he enlisted the and disease there, he said. —Set a tax rate of 15 percent for up to $29,000 of Guild, says he is utilizing his Italian aid of the Nobel Peace Prize winner To raise money to aid the famine Campaign trail taxable income on a joint return; 25 percent on connection — his direct line to the because "I saw a great deal of infor- victims, Alphone said that, thus far, the State Sen. John Russo, D-Ocean, is income above $28,000 but less than 170,000; and 35 Vatican — to make sure the money his mation on news programs and read a Guild has held a 13-hour telephone on planning a big advertising campaign percent for anything more. He said families living group raises ends up in the right hands great deal about certain groups that are Slorer Cable TV and a bike rally. that includes television in his bid to at or below the poverty level would be "dropped And following an audience with Pope raising funds but taking administrative More fund raising activities will be win the Democratic nomination for completely from the tax rolls." John Paul II in Rome earlier this month, costs off the top." planned at a meeting of the Guild's governor. —Increase the personal exemption from f 1,040 to Alphone got just the assurance he "I decided that it was better to go directors later this week, he said. 12,000 "by next year ... for every taxpayer and every needed. through Mother Teresa because you are He added that he hopes that once 5A dependent." He said the exemption would be indexed The founder of the Guild's Long dealing with an individual who is beyond people know that Mother Teresa is in to protect against inflation. Branch Chapter received a letter from reproach, a human being who will see to charge of the funds, that his group will the influential head of the Redentoristi, it that whatever money is raised will go receive more donations from individ- NATION Set Reagan Page 2A or Redemptorist Fathers, Nicola Fer- to victims," he said. See Vatican Page 4A Spy charges A father and his seaman son were indicted by a federal grand jury on charges they spied on the U.S. Navy Plans unveiled for major new shopping mall for the Soviet Union. facility will be called the Freehold Raceway cussions have already been conducted — the businesses, and that all three concerns have 6A lyTEDLOUO Mall. It will occupy approximately 100 acres 16-month to two-year project will be been answered by Wilmorite. The Register between five heavily travelled roadways, completed by the fall of 1987. Farragher said no "concessions" were FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - The Western Route 9, Route 33 and its bypass freeway, "There's something in this plan for offered to the company, noting that the Morunouth area has been growing in leaps Route 537 and Wemrock Road. everyone," said Mayor Clare Farragher zoning provisions will not need to be and bounds for the past two decades, but, The mayor said the township's major changed, and emphasizing that no tax If the township Planning Board approves breaks or other inducemnts were offered. unlike most heavily developed regions In the Wilmorite's proposals — and township concerns about the project centered on state, it has no major shopping mall. officials indicated that preliminary dis- traffic, aesthetics and its impact on local Wilmorite proposes to make improve- Last night, however, the same company ments to Routes 9, 33 and 537, including that recently purchased Freehold Raceway widening and installing traffic light*. The announced plans to construct a regional mall improvements will also be beneficial for BRIDGE N here. commuters, according to Alfred M. Frederich, Wilmorite project manager. BUSINESS SB Officials from Wilmorite Inc., a family Spend a Buck coming to Monmouth CLASSIFIED M owned development firm based in With 900,000 square feet of store space, COMICS U Rochester, NY., said the proposed facility Haskell. the mall will be slightly smaller than CROSSWORD 71 will be an economic boon to the area with OCEANPORT - Trainer Cam Gam- Spend a Buck, whose earnings of Monmouth Mall, Eatontown, which has over ENTERTAINMENT 71 far-reaching and beneficial spillover effects. bolati has confirmed that Hunter Farm's 13,998,509 are second in thoroughbred 1 million square feet, Frederich said. HOROSCOPE KM The 175 million project has the backing of Spend a Buck, winner of the Jersey history only to John Henry's (6,597,947, The mall will include four major depart- local, county and state officials, who look Derby at Garden State on Memorial Day, will therefore skip the Belmont Stakes in ment stores, and at least 165 fashion- LIFESTYLE KM oritented shops, as well as restaurants and OBITUARY M forward to an influx of new jobs and a will ship to Monmouth Park early next New York on June 8 and try to eam a (1 "clean" tax ratable. week to prepare for the Grade I Haskell million bonus by capturing "The Jersey snack bars. OPINION 71 Architect Marc Weissman, a New York- The unveiling of plans for the mall ends Handicap on July XI. Million Dollar Challenge." To do this, he SPORTS II based consultant, said the exterior land- months of speculation about what the "We're going to see how he is first," must win the Haskell and the Pegasus YOUR TOWN M scaping will represent an attempt to Mend company would do with the hundreds of Gambolatl said. "Then we're going to Stakes at the Meadowlands on Sept. 26. into the surroundings with the planting of acres of open land that were Included in the ship him to Monmouth. He'll have three The purses of both races have been raised trees and shrubs. He added that the $10 million sale of the race track last year. weeks of very light training and then to $300,000. we'll begin serious preparation for the More oa Spend a Buck, page IB. building's exterior design will echo the motif To tie the race track and mall projects See Freehold Page 4A LOTTERY together Into a single theme, the shopping The winning numbers in the New Jersey state lotteries appear on Jobs! Jobs! Jobs! Rumson Outboard Regatta... So'tskell Crab Sandwich $3 Frl-Sat., Scott Paden tt Linda Directory of Floriftt ZA Read the Help Wanted columns in Read all about it in The Register's Thurs. May 30, 11:30 am to 1 am. Sharabba, at the Old Lock Stock, See today's Obituary Page. today's Classified section. special section tomorrow. Sal's Tavern, Red Bank. 121 Fair Haven Rd , Fair Haven tk Thr Hfgi»nr WEDNESDAY. MAY 29, 1985 PEOPLE Congressional Dems line up behind reform _ anger over the unfairness of today's passage this year are exellent" he complicated and burdensome that it WASHINGTON (AP) - Con- tax system — sit down and write a added. I discourages work and saving. Re- gressional Democrats yesterday letter to your representative and Sen. Howard Metzenbaumf D- agan's plan will take detailed study, Mandrel! to perform lined up behind tax reform, with one senator." Rostenkowski said. "And Ohio, called Reagan's plan a letdown he said, but "I am particularly key senator describing President NASHVILLE. Tenn (API stand up for fairness and lower after the Treasury proposal pleased to see those individuals in Rwgan'i proposal «< "a giant step Barbara Mandrel] will sing June 10 taxes." "Special Interests have won the first middle- and lower-income brackets forward" and the head of the House in her first performance since being "We will make some changes — round" of the fight, he said, accusing being considered for further reduc- Ways and Mean* Committee promis- seriously injured in a traffic acci- correct some imbalances — seek to Reagan of giving "middle-income tions." ing encouragement but no rubber dent in September make it fairer," Rostenkowski said. families the short end of the stick" The battle for a fairer, simpler tax stamp. She will perform at the 19th annual "We will clearly measure the while looking out for the wealthy and system "comes down to a struggle Music City News Country Award Rep. Dan Rostenkowski. D-Ill.. effect of the president's reforms on the oil industry between the narrow interests of the Show, a syndicated television special chairman of the tax-writing House middle-income taxpayers," the vet- Sen Bill Bradley, D-N J , who has few — and the broad interests of at the Grand Ole Opry House, show Ways and Means Committee, con- eran lawmaker added. "We will also been leading the tax-overhaul fight working American families," he spokeswoman Margaret Ann Warner ceded that previous attempts to be. sensitive to American industry's for four years, said he was elated said. "We will lose this battle if said Tuesday. improve the system have produced increasing struggle to maintain a that Reagan "has committed America remains silent. The presi- Miss Mandrell suffered a broken meager results but said this time competitive edge overseas Demo- himself to supporting tax reform." dent needs your support — and has leg severe concussion and other might turn out differently crats will not, however, give the That support "will move the whole asked for it. I, as chairman of the injuries Sept II in a two-car •This time, it's a Republican president's reform plan a rubber process and chance for tax reform a Ways and Means Committee and a collision near Nashville Her two president who's bucking his party's stamp." giant step forward," Bradley said. Democrat, need your support. And tradition as protector of big business I'm asking for it. too," Rostenkow. children also were hurt, and the Rostenkowski's committee orig- Sen Strom Thurmond, R-S.O, driver of the other car was killed and the wealthy," Rostenkowski said said the present tax system is so ski said. in giving his party's nationally inates tax legislation on Congress, Miss Mandrell. who has been and that role gives the Chicagoan doing only recording work since the televised response to Reagan's speech. "His words and feeling go perhaps the most important voice in accident, is expecting another child Congress on the fate of Reagan's in October baqk to Roosevelt and Truman and Kennedy. But the commitment proposal. Who wins or loses in tax proposal Barbara Mandrell comes from Ronald Reagan. And Senate Majority Leader Robert J Aid to the bind that's so important and so welcome. Dole, R Kan hailed Reagan's present preferential tax rates. "Because if the president's plan is proposal as "a courageous and WASHINGTON
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Man held in fatal stabbing of wife Stronger boat safety effort urged The accidents also resulted in in Ocean County as "maybe one agency even further so it could do ATERSON (AP) - A 39- police said. WASHINGTON (AP) - Feder- 18 deaths, the 23rd highest of the most dangerous inlets in a more effective job of enforcing year-old Peruvian native Detective Harold Pegg said al statistics show 18 people died number in the country. the entire country." boating regulations. round by police wandering a that Mrs. Grillo, 38, died of and 86 others were injured last Capt. William O'Connor, who O'Connor said his bureau — "They do a quality job, and P year In New Jersey recreational few blocks from his city home is multiple stab wounds to the heads the Marine Law Enforce- which handles boating accidents they're getting better," Swikart being held in connection with the chest, abdomen, arms, and legs boating accidents, and a rep- ment Bureau of the state police, for the state police — counted 284 said. "But our feeling is the state fatal stabbing of his wife, He said police seized a knife resentative of the state's boating said he could not explain why reported accidents last year, and police don't have enough people to authorities said. believed to be the weapon. Industry said yesterday the fig- New Jersey had a higher than 15 fatalities. do their job." ures demonstrate a need for average number of accidents and Neither he nor Gary Traub, a He also said the state should do Santiago Grillo was arrested Pegg said Grillo was arrested stronger safety efforts. injuries. Transportation Department more dredging of waterways that Sunday after Patrolman David after an investigation, but he There were 140,884 pleasure Edward Swikart, executive statistician, could explain the fill up with sand and debris each Riviello found him wandering declined to elaborate. Grillo had boats registered in New Jersey secretary of the Marine Trade discrepancy between the two sets year. near Broadway and 28th Street not offered resistance when ap- last year, the 26th highest figure Association of New Jersey, which of figures. about 5:30 a.m. and took the proached by Riviello, he said. "There are a lot of dangerous in the country. represents the state's rec- O'Connor's bureau has 86 situations around the state where nervous suspect home. But according to the Transpor- The couple had "some kind of reational boating industry, also troopers and marine officers, the rivers and lakes have shoaled -. tation Department's report, there There, the officer discovered family problems," Pegg said, but said he could not explain the with 11 more expected to finish up to the point where if somebody were 253 reported boating acci- the body of Grillo » wife, Delia, he would not offer details. figures. their training and join the force is going at a fait clip, they dents, the nation's fifth highest But Swikart said the numbers Wednesday. They have seven wouldn't realize that shoaling has * figure. reflected dangerous conditions in stations across the state and use taken place," Swikart said. Police investigating casino shooting The 85 people who were hurt some of the state's waterways. 57 ships, patrolling the state's He said dredging is badly was the seventh highest total in "I think a lot of fatalities come waters, investigating accidents needed in Barnegat Bay and in the country. And the $675,500 TLANTIC CITY (AP) - a.m. Monday when the two from trying to get into and out of and issuing summonses for viol- the Manasquan and Metedeconk worth of reported property dam- some very treacherous inlets," he ators. rivers in Ocean County and the Police searched Tuesday for couples walked from the casino age was the nation's ninth highest a gunman who shot two men toward their cars on the third said. Swikart said he believed the Shrewsbury and Navesink rivers A figure. He singled out Barnegat Inlet after robbing them and their floor of the Tropicana Hotel and state should enlarge O'Connor's in Monmouth County. wives in a casino hotel garage Casino parking garage at South during the Memorial Day week- Morris and Pacific avenues, a end. police spokesman said. "We are interveiwing wit- nesses and hopefully that will Police said a man armed with lead to an arrest," said city a handgun emerged from behind Russo launches ad blitz in nomination bid police Detective Capt. James a pillar. The man demanded Dooley. money, and the two men turned 1 paign's endorsement by U.S. Rep The wounded men, identified over between $100 and $1,000, Tufo called on Attorney General Del Tufo said that while he was TRENTON (AP) - State Sen. Peter Rodino, D-N.J. as Richard Sears, 52, of Cherry Dooley said. Irwin Kimmelman yesterday to not suggesting any illegal activity John Russo, hoping to lay claim to Essex County Executive Peter Hill, and Rocco Carzarelli, 61, of disclose details of his relationship he said the arrangement was "some- The man then grabbed Mrs. the large block of now-undecided Shapiro stumped in Cherry Hill Ventnor, were listed in satisfac- with his former law firm. thing that should be avoided " Sears' purse and began to open voters expected to cast ballots In visited the Atlantic City Medical tory condition at Atlantic City fire on both men before fleeing next week's six-way Democratic Del Tufo, at a Statehouse press A spokesman for Kimmelman, Center and was to travel to Eliza- Medical Center, said nursing Sears was shot in the legs and gubernatorial primary, has un-conference, said financial state- Pat Caldwell, said she was un-beth for a candidates' forum. supervisor Sally Moore. Carzarelli was wounded in the leashed a last-minute blitz of tele- ments filed with the state show that familiar with the attorney general's The robbery occurred at 3:40 stomach, officials said vision commercials. Kimmelman was "owed" several relationship with the firm and could Former State Sen. Stephen Wiley Russo's media consultant, Robert hundred thousand dollars by hisnot comment. She said Kimmelman attended at a senior citizens rally in Sann, said two commercials began former firm between 1982 and 1983. was out of town. Hackensack and met Bergen County airing yesterday on Philadelphia and The former U.S. attorney said Elsewhere on the Democratic employees at the county adminis- 4 uninjured in plant tank explosion New York markets, one hit theKimmelman helped secure state primary campaign trail, Newark tration building in that city. He also airwaves Monday and another began business for his former firm, Wolff Mayor Kenneth Gibson held a news was to attend the candidates' forum I1DDLESEX (AP) - A Middlsesex County community last week. and Samson. conference to announce his cam- in Elizabeth. holding tank containing a continued spraying the tank area MI lacquer solvent exploded for more than one hour to hold The ads emphasize the Senate and ignited two smaller tanks at temperatures down. The ex- majority leader's environmental re- a chemical solvent recycling plosion spewed fireballs in two cord during his 12 years in the plant, but four employees who different directions and ignited Legislature, stress his support for were nearby escaped injury, two smaller tanks in the area, he the death penalty and highlight his officials said. added proposal to reduce the sales tax by 1 cent. The ensuing fire at the Marisol The size of the affected tanks The common thread in the ads is Inc. distillery was reported about could not be learned. the slogan: "He'll bring all the 850 p.m. Monday and ext- Democrats back home." inguished within 10 minutes by Marisol President H. Peter Russo's media strategy attempts PRICES EFFKTIVE • c»n l Carry on all items four fire companies, said Nerger said there were several THURS , MAY 30th • Wf reserve the right to limit quantifies to portray the candidate as a family • All prices include sales tan borough Fire Chief Michael different solvents in the tank that man whose conservative views and J SAT.. JUNE 1st OF Kozik burned. He said the damage was ties to the establishment make him NEW JERSEY He said firefighters in this minimal the candidate best qualified to tackle ammwffoccAiai the popular Republican incumbent, Gov. Thomas H. Kean. Summer jobs for youth abundant A five-minute commercial de- scribes Russo as "one of seven RENTON (AP) - An abun- employment, construction, land- children of an immigrant vegetable dance of summer jobs in a scaping and retail, the depart- peddler" who went on to marry his Tbright economy has em-ment said. "high school sweetheart." ployers competing for seasonal Polls show there are a substantial help and the state Department of A decrease in the workforce of number of Democrats who have not Labor reported yesterday that individuals ranging in age from decided on a candidate in next the sunniest prospects for finding 16 to 21 — due primarily to a drop Tuesday's primary, a situtation part- work were in resort and amuse- in births in the late 1960s — and ly attributed to the low name ment areas, along the shore and a good economy that spurred recognition of the contenders. in fast food establishments tourist industry growth, have At least 100,000 summer jobs employers scrambling for good Russo has spent roughly $500,000 exist in 1985 statewide, with the help Some businesses have even on a total of 10 television com- best opportunities in fast food, raised their wages to attract mercials aired during the campaign, recreation and seashore amuse- personnel, a department spokes- Sann said. He said the campaign's ments, government-subsidized man said. media advertising budget, including radio and direct mail literature, will exceed $800,000. Meanwhile, candidate Robert Del
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The Bengal on yesterday, bringing lapsed into a coma in 1979, but when almighty God would help them " six-month deadline fell shortly food and taking away bodies she was on the point of death, "he before Mrs. von Bulow's first coma. Mass burials were held on patch- An official who announced the couldn't go through with it " government statistics acknowl- Before Mrs. Isles took the stand at es of mud that had been inhabited "He watched her knowing she was edged that there were no lists of the retrial, Superior Court Judge islands until a devastating storm in a bad way all day. and watched people missing after the storm Corinne P Grande denied a defense swept them clean her and watched her." Alexandra swept over the flat islands and motion to limit any new testimony No one knows how many Isles said in testimony that followed coastal delta 220 miles south of on grounds that the defense knew people died in the storm last her dramatic return from Europe on Dhaka nothing about it. Saturday The government says Monday "And finally once she was He said there was no complete 1.400 deaths are confirmed The at the point of dying, he said that he Ms. Grande said the testimony record of the identities or Red Cross says at least 5.000 couldn't go through with it." was permissible because the state were killed Newspaper and number of people, many of them was not withholding it from the squatters with small farms, who The socialite and former soap other unofficial reports put the opera actress said she had not defense team. total as high as 40.000 lived on hundreds of the Bay of Bengal's 2,000 islands. mentioned this conversation when "It's quite clear that this witness she testified at von Bulow's first A government official, who Mujtaba said 1.119 people were at the first trial consciously ex- spoke on condition of anonymity, trial because she "couldn't bear to cluded certain testimony She testi- evacuated after the storm from think of it." quoted President Hussain Urir Char, described as the fied selectively for reasons she felt As she testified, von Bulow inter- Ershad. the army general who hardest-hit island, to nearby were compelling or significant," Ms. mittently shook his head from side to governs the country, as saying as Sandwip. and between 4.000 and Grande said. side many as 10.000 people may have 5,000 other residents were unac- been killed Mrs Isles. St. was a key pros- The judge also rejected a defense counted for He commands two motion to bar Mrs. Isles' entire On I'rir Char, an island where Bangladesh navy ships that ecution witness at von Bulow's first nothing was left standing. Navy trial on charges he induced his wife's testimony. The defense had said it brought rice, beans, milk and was irrelevant and would prejudice Cmdr Iqbal Mujtaba watched clothing to the survivors two comas by trying to murder her with insulin injections the jury against von Bulow. the mass burial of 900 people He said many of the 900 people Martha "Sunny" von Bulow. 53. Von Bulow, 58, faces 40 years in yesterday buried on Urir Char were put into recovered from the 1979 coma, but ASSOCIATED PRESS prison if convicted on the two He said warning of the ap- the mass grave without being doctors say a coma she suffered a attempted-murder charges pioaching storm had been given identified Alexandra !•!•• year later If permanent His 1982 convictions were over- Mrs Isles testified, as she did at motion to limit any new testimony. Mrs. Isles' testimony is critical to turned by the Rhode Island Supreme Charged files in spy case the first trial, that she had given von Mrs Isles said she had not provided the state's charges that von Bulow Court last year on state constitu- Bulow a deadline to divorce his wife the information at von Bulow's first wanted his wife dead so he could tional grounds trial because she "couldn't bear to ALTIMORE i API - A feder- indictment said they had con- And she said that prior to the first al grand jury indicted a 47- roma he had told her "he would be think about it" and was not directly spired with a Soviet agent so that asked Byear-old former Navy com- "each would be compensated for a free man after Christmas munications expert and his his role in the conspiracy " because he would have come to an "My purpose in the trial in 82 was seaman son yesterday on charges The grand jury said that the understanding about divorce with his to answer in the most minimal of supplying national defense wife." FREE! FREE! FREE! son began stealing secrets for the way. " Mrs. Isles said "I couldn't secrets to a Soviet agent for Soviets as early as November or Mrs Isles, one of the final cope with what I didn't say. I money December 1983 when, it said, he prosecution witnesses, said von couldn't bear to think about it " AT The six-count espionage indict- took such a document from the Bulow told her that the night before ment was returned in US Dis- the first coma he and his wife had "It was I his I behavior that Oceana Naval Air Station in troubled me and I didn't want to RED BANK ARMY NAVY trict Court in Baltimore against Virginia Beach. Va a long argument about a possible John Anthony Walker. Jr., now a divorce and that he watched her recognize it for what it might have 12 MONMOUTH ST. • RED BANK • 842-8333 The grand jury said that young implied. " she said Norfolk. Va private detective. Walker was paid $1,000 for this drink alcohol-spiked eggnogs and and his son. Michael Lance document in March. 1984. but it take a barbiturate Mrs Isles left for Europe two 'Valker. 22. a seaman assigned to did not say how the payment was She said he told her that the next months ago. saying she wanted to 50% OFF EVERYTHING the I' S nuclear aircraft carrier made day he watched his wife deteriorate avoid testifying because she knew it INCLUDING OUR LARGE INVENTORY OF G.I. SURPLUS Nimiiz. from which some of the The grand jurors identified a and then finally called a doctor That would generate intense publicity. • MILITARY AND WORK CLOTHING • CAMPING EQUIPMENT secret documents allegedly Soviet agent to whom they said supports earlier testimony of a But after a state request to use her AND 2000 INDIA DRESSES • BLOUSES • SKIRTS cfme the Walkers attempted to deliver family maid that von Bulow did 1982 testimony was rejected, pros- For the first time, the govern- documents on May 19 He was nothing for hours as his wife suf- ecutors successfully negotiated with ment charged formally that the identified as Aleksey Gavrilovich fered her New York attorney to get her PLUS Walkers had worked against During a hearing on a defense back Tkachenko. vice consul at the WEDNESDAY, MAY 29 through TUESDAY. JUNE 4, 1965 their country for money The Soviet Embassy in Washington BRING IN THIS AD • BUY ANYTHING • AND PET ABSOLUTELY FREE Septuplets are named c YOUR CHOICE OF ANY ONE OF THE FOLLOWING ITEMS: RANGE. Calif iAP» - All significantly improved, while Dental Hcaltti 1. FREE * VINYL AIR MATTRESS five surviving Frustaci sep- Bonnie, who improved during the Otuplets were declared free of weekend, "is approximately the NEW ANESTHESIA TECHNIQUES 2. FREE * VINYL PONCHO liver jaundice yesterday, and the same over the past 4a hours, " 3. FREE * UNLIDDED COMPASS names of all seven infants were and James remained "extremely announced at a hospital news sick " 4. FREE * COLLAPSIBLE CAMP CUP conference Ms. Worcester said that with 5. FREE • KID'S CAMOUFLAGE WEB BELT Despite the lack of jaundice the disappearance of the jaun- If you haven I had any dental work re- possible lor your dentist to reach the for the first time since the dice, the most serious problem cently that requires the uu of local individual nerve in a tooth and use 6. FREE * CAMPER'S CHOW SET affecting them remains hyaline anesthesia to keep you comfortable, you smaller amounts of anesthetic infants were bom one week ago may recall the experience at one that 7. FREE * G.I. GREEN CANTEEN today, one child remained in membrane disease, in which brought numbness to a large area of your This technique is known as intraligmen- extremely critical condition their tiny bodies can't produce mouth However, with new dental tech- Ul anesthesia It is a welcome improve- 8. FREE • CAMPER'S MIRROR enough of s substance to keep niques a much smaller area of your ment in patient comfort during tooth 9. FREE * G.I. SHOULDER BAG However. Dr Carrie their lungs from collapsing mouth will be affected Worcester, director of neonatal restoration procedures Ms. Pane said the children's "OFFER LIMITED TO ONE FREE GIFT PER PERSON intensive care at Childrens Hos- Formerly, when major tooth repair was pital of Orange County, said mother. Patricia Frustaci. 30. AND YOU MUST BE 16 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER visited them for about an hour needed to restore a tooth to health, the A pabuc service, with the tin of promot three of the babies "continued to anesthetic was injected into the main mi a belter dental health urtronneat show significant improvement " Monday night but became ex- from the offices of NORMAN S (OFFER GOOD WHILE SUPPLIES LAST) hausted and had to be taken back nerve center at the rear of the jaw. This Tes Pane, director of ob- tended to numb the lower portion of the MARGOUES, D M D. 87 Msstt Ansat. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK stetrical nursing at neighboring to her private room at St Joseph mouth, sometimes extending to the lips Red Bank Phone MHJ70 I msn to en- St Joseph Hospital, announced and given oxygen She may go and tongue, until the anesthetic wore off courage my readers to write or phone me the children's names — Baby A home Wednesday, doctors have Hie developent of extremely fine injec- to disciitf an dental problems yoa may be said tion needles however, now makes it havint I will bt |UKIU> assist and advtae is Patricia Ann. B is James you mtho.t obUfation Martin. C is Stephen Earl. D Mrs Frustaci didn't attend the Bonnie Marie and E is Richard news conference "She wouldn't Charles have withstood standing up here and answering your questions, " Baby F or "Peanut." who died Ms Pane said last week, was named David Anthony, and Baby G. a stillborn The babies, delivered 12 weeks early for fear a longer term girl, was named Christina Eliza- might endanger the mother's Please Take beth. Ms Pane said. life, remained in the neonatal Ms. Worcester said Patricia intensive care unit of adjacent Notice Ann, Stephen and Richard were Childrens Hospital Massacre claims in Beirut war EIRUT. Lebanon (API - massacred 20 Moslem fighters Encircled Palestinian guer- The Palestinians, who have Brillas on yesterday recap- accused the Shiites and the tured some key positions from Lebanese army of committing Shiite Moslem forces besieging "atrocious massacres" in the the Sabra and Chatilla refugee refugee camps during the nine camps, but were driven back days of fighting, denied Haidar s after a four-hour bombardment claim. by Shiite guns. Police reported 20 people Palestinian fighters infiltrated killed and 62 wounded in fighting via the tunnel network under the yesterday, raising the known Sabra and Chatilla camps and casualty toll to 389 killed and recaptured one wing of a nursing 1.755 wounded in the fierce battle home A Shiite official said the of the camps Palestinians launched a sneak The Amal militia unleashed attack after drugging the tea of the offensive on the camps to the garrision and then "slaugh- smash Palestine Liberation Or- tered them like sheep' ganization chairman Yasser Akef Haidar. head of the Shiite Arafat's attempt to rebuild the Amal militia's politburo. Beirut power base he lost in claimed the Palestinians Israel's 19S2 invasion of Lebanon Agent Orange payouts halved Don _^ EW YORK (API - Eligible would be paid out over 10 years Vietnam veterans and their Weinstein s plan generally fol- families will get less money Your Child Out N lows one recommended by a than expected from the Agent court-appointed special master Orange settlement, and they will in February, but estimated indi- wait at least a year before Of The Picture! vidual payments will be lower receiving any. a federal judge because the latest figures include What KM of KMa An In Martial Art*? said yesterday a larger pool of potential recipi- U.S. District Judge Jack B. ents. The judge said about 245,000 Weinstein approved a final plan claims had been filed. for disbursing the $200 million The judge also said the money r • la o( U* h» *» yeaal settlement, allotlng three-fourths cannot be distributed until all Try a complimentary class and sec for yourself! Now until June 25. of it to totally disabled veterans appeals are resolved, a process and the survivors of dead vet- he said could take at least a year. *b*s*d on a fall summer's program erans. Weinstein said 145 million He estimated the largest indi- would be used for "a class vidual payments would be about assistance foundation " for vet- $12,800 for total disability and erans and their families About 13.400 for death benefits, down $4 million, or 2 percent of the •UDDLETOWN EDISON from previous estimates of fund, would go "for the benefit of Ri 35, r*mmk CM, Osswuid Ha 125.000 and $5,000 The money, Australian and New Zealand «7K 4M-57M from seven chemical companies. claimants." said Weinstein MATAWAN Ri 34. NkM» PU» HMIU The Register WIWKSOA.Y. MAY 29, 1985 OPINION 7A OURS Nation must not forget MIAs
onday was Memorial Day, and we During a Memorial Day ceremony at Americans honored our coun- Arlington National Cemetery, U.S. Mtrymen who have died in the Army Secretary John Marsh acknowl- nation's wars. For the most part, we edged the need to resolve the tragic know the names of these slain soldiers doubt surrounding MIAs in Southeast and we know where they are buried. Asia. He called the issue "a matter of And on Monday, we went to the highest national priority." cemeteries, large and small, and we "The United States government is paid tribute to the victims of war. fully committed to the release of any But many Americans have been Americans who may still be held denied the comfort of knowing where captive and to obtaining the fullest their loved ones are buried. Many possible accounting for those Ameri- Americans don't even know whether cans still missing in Southeast Asia," their loved ones are dead or alive, free Marsh said. or imprisoned, safe or In peril. President Reagan made a similar Such is the dilemma of the survivors pledge two years ago, of course, and we of the 2,500 Americans still listed as are no closer to knowing the truth about missing In action as a result of the the MIAs today than we were then. Yet Vietnam war. No one — no govern- Marsh's words were nonetheless en- ment, no organization, no individual — couraging, for they suggested a con- has been able to verify the status of tinuing awareness of the problem — if MY I*DK REVIEW these missing Americans. They are not an impending solution. •jio.ua Sow BtsjB»N.»u.y»? mam/eur waxes n& simply unaccounted for, their where- It has been 10 years since the end of abouts unkown, many for 10 years or the Vietnam war, and Americans are more. only now beginning to recognize the This is an intolerable situation. It is courage and sacrifice of those who unfair to the families and friends of the participated in that unpopular and missing soldiers; it is unfair to the frustrating conflict; only now are we Soviets changing their targets soldiers themselves, who deserve a beginning to accord those brave fight- final resting place or, at the very least, ing men and women the honor they WASHINGTON - Americans living at bigger and better missiles — each bristling Soviet markings. some definitive accounting of their deserve. the outer limits of obvious Soviet missile with multiple warheads that could fan out Besides the lack of on-screen publicity, targets are less likely to be vaporized in a against separate targets — the TNT tonnage the Air Force may have been offended on status. If they are being held against We must not wait another 10 years to nuclear exchange, thanks to a significant, reached unimaginable sizes. The largest purely professional grounds: In one unlikely their will, they deserve their freedom. honor those who are missing in action. highly secret change in the Kremlin's single Soviet warhead, put atop a small scene. Bond shoots down the pursuing strategic thinking. number of SS-18 missiles, was rated at 20 helicopter with a flare gun. Whether their chances of ultimate megatons, or 20 million tons of TNT. Most survival are any better is questionable, of of the SS-18s carry 10 warheads of 550 course. kilotons each. UNDER THE DOME: Rep Carroll What's happened, according to highly Hubbard, D-Ky , has been unable to obtain sensitive documents we've seen, is that in the files on a two-year Justice Department OTHERS recent years the Soviets have lowered the investigation of his campaign activities, destructive power of their warheads as the which Hubbard is convinced was instigated accuracy of their long-range missiles has Jack Anderson by political enemies Though it turned up improved. This suggests to some that the nothing on him. Justice has refused to turn Russians' intention is to destroy U.S. over its files, so Hubbard has resorted to Cardinal O'Connor's challenges missile silos without spreading extra de- The United States, aiming more for subtle guerrilla warfare against the depart- struction and radiation to nearby population accuracy than overwhelming destructive ment. centers. power by individual warhead, was satisfied Almost daily, he takes to the floor of the with a 9-megaton warhead maximum. House to make short speeches or insert ardinal John O'Connor has made a No one can deny popes, bishops and The apparent innovation in Soviet strategic thinking isn't something the According to our own calculations from articles into the record describing allega- great impact since he came to New priests the right to defend the church's Reagan administration has been anxious to secret U.S. and Soviet data, the average tions of Justice Department misbehavior or CYork. He is an activist pastor, doctrines. If there are no dogmas, or if publicize. It might give the impression that clout of U.S. strategic warheads is now 150 incompetence. kilotons, compared to the Soviet average of believing bishops should lead from the dogmas are not defended, the church the Kremlin leaders have somehow become more benign, and would thus undercut the •00 kilotons. WATCH ON WASTE: Pharmaceutical front, forcefully asserting their views will disintegrate. Some Protestants, of companies are misusing the Freedom of administration's determination to counter It's plain that the Soviets have a long way on the issues of the day. course, may feel that would be Just to go before they feel confident enough in Information Act and charging the abuses to the perceived Soviet threat. the taxpayers. More than 80 percent of the His affinity to Pope John Paul is fine. But Catholics who want to stay in To the layman, the decrease in "yields" the accuracy of their missiles to lower their warhead impact to anything near the U.S. Freedom of Information requests received obvious. They both understand the the church must work to change it from or destructive power of nuclear warheads by the Food and Drug Administration came may seem of little more than academic average. modern world and the ways a within. This has led some experts to argue that from pharmaceutical houses requesting interest, when the world's stockpile has information about their competitors. churchman can make his voice heard. If they feel deeply that it is a moral already topped 50.000 warheads, any one of the Soviets don't intend to aim at our land- They do not cloister themselves in imperative, they must hope to persuade which could cause far more devastation based missiles at all, but have instead For this dubious service, the FDA recovered scarcely 5 percent of the M 5 than the primitive bomb that leveled targeted our cities and industrial complex- solitary and silent Communion. They the hierarchy that their Interpretation million it cost to process the requests. Hiroshima 40 years ago. es, which don't require the pinpoint ac- are preachers. of church dogmas on matters like birth curacy necessary to take out a missile silo. But to U.S. strategic planners and The pope has revolutionized the way control or the role of women Is MINI-EDITORIAL: Instability in the Kremlinologists, the Soviet move is signifi- nation's banking system will grow worse erroneous. NO PLUG, NO CHOPPER: When the the Catholic Church is perceived cant. The basic figures are summarized in producers of the latest James Bond epic, "A unless Congress and federal regulators throughout the world, and O'Connor is Outsiders are concerned in these a National Security Council report, which View to a Kill," asked to borrow a make some basic changes in the rules. One trying to do the same thing in the U.S. debates. The Constitution separates estimates that "clearly 90 percent of Soviet helicopter from the Air Force Rescue and long overdue innovation that should be The honor the pope confered upon him church and state. That is not easy when strategic warheads have yields between 300 Recovery Unit at Keflavik, Iceland, they enacted is risk-based premiums. Believe it and 500 kilotons" — a noticeable decline in were turned down. According to an Air or not, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp legislation has to deal with matters the is therefore a personal tribute, as well destructive power. A kiloton represents Force memo, "it will not serve the best charges a shoestring bank the same as a mark of the Importance of the churshes consider essential moral 1,000 tons of TNT; the best estimate of the interest of the Air Force to provide the premium as a healthy bank. Life insurance Archdiocese of New York. questions, like abortion, sex education, Hiroshima bomb's punch is 13 kilotons. support they have requested" because the companies can charge high-risk applicants chopper was to have been disguised with more; why shouldn't the FDIC? The cardinal has earned his red hat homosexuality or, for some churches, During the decades of escalation to and deserves it — even though the hat the theory of evolution. Some preach- itself was abolished by Pope Paul VI In ers try to legislate from the pulpit, or a moment of excessive modernity. tell their congregations how to vote, The church's new assertiveness isnot and that causes problems. Can South Africa avoid tragedy ? iniversally welcomed. Many Catholics The Constitution is a human institu- - and others — reject its positions, as tion, but the church claims to be the WASHINGTON - I often find myself sent a powerful letter to other House niencing only thousands, many of whom say wondering what kind of reports the South members asking them to vote for the Anti- they will gladly sacrifice to get out from the pope himself was reminded during guardian of God's law. Proclaiming African ambassador here is sending back to Apartheid Act that Democrat William Gray under the yoke of a vicious police state his tour of Holland. that law, while not overstepping the Pretoria. of Pennsylvania is sponsoring? Or that the Let me make it clear that I hold no There's no doubt where O'Connor bounds of a secular, pluralistic society, Then I find myself doubting that his Republican chairman of the Senate Foreign illusions that the imposition of economic or Relations Committee, Richard Lugar of stands. Because of his position in the Is a difficult balancing act. It is among reports really matter to a beleaguered other sanctions will make the Botha Indiana, has indicated frustration with the greatest challenges Cardinal regime that seems suicidal in its devotion regime, or its successor, face up to the city, his handling of these issues is a to racism. South Africa to the point that he is about critical issue of the white minority's matter of importance outside the O'Connor has to face. . I ask myself: ready to support immediate sanctions willingness to concede citizenship to. and church. New York Dally News against the Afrikaner regime? share political power with, the black Did Ambassador Bernardus G. Fourie majority. I learned while visiting South tell Prime Minister Pieter Botha and other Africa a decade or so ago that the whites leaders that last Thursday alone police who hold power fear that to give the black arrested 90 people at Princeton University majority any power is to open the door to who were demanding that the school sell Carl Rowan their wielding "too much" power These New Jersey watchword: Careful $350 million worth of stock it holds in whites hold overwhelming fears that a companies doing business in South Africa, dominant black majority will suddenly be treating whites as meanly as whites have and that 79 labor leaders protesting Has Fourie warned Botha that with New Mew Jersey, too, is feeling the effect that Democrats in the Legislature are apartheid were arrested in San Francisco? treated blacks for generations. York Gov. Mario Cuomo deciding that none Mof the national economic slowdown. predicting. of that state's money is to go to companies Some white South Africans hold no such The state Treasury Department We'll know soon enough whose Has Fourie made it clear that the arrests doing business In South Africa, a lot of other fears — whites like Colin Eglin. head of the says total tax revenues for February, outside his embassy are not just "show- governors are going to have to follow suit? Progressive Party, who was in Washington surplus prediction is closer to the boating," but symbols of deepening Ameri- recently saying that he is certain that March and April increased at sharply mark. But in the meantime, the can outrage on campuses, in labor union A lot of ambassadors engage in wishful whiLos and all others will be more secure lower rates than for the first seven watchword for the Legislature and the halls, in the Congress and state legislatures thinking, or tell their governments what and lead happier lives once blacks share months of the fiscal year, and during — outrage over the most pernicious, they think will be welcome, or at least political and economic power But Eglin governor on all those ambitious plant April both personal income and corpor- oppressive racism practiced on this planet? palatable. Fourie may think that sanctions and his party do not and will not make for spending the state surplus has to be: will never be voted by Congress because our policy in South Africa ate tax collections were less than for Careful. At a time of economic Has Fourie alerted the power-wielders of lawmakers have swallowed the propaganda One truth that Fourie need not tell the the same period a year ago. Johannesburg, Cape Town, Durban that that sanctions "would hurt black South leaders in Pretoria: that if attitudes in the The Kean administration sees the lag slowdown — and economic uncertainty conservative apologists for South Africa Africans most." Gradison and the other United States are changing profoundly, the will not be able to halt the move in Congress in tax collection as a further indication — a surplus ought to be husbanded Republicans said that this is "moral change among blacks in South Africa is to place a moratorium on future invest- humbug." even greater. Blacks in Soweto and the that the state's budget surplus at the against the possibility of leaner days to ments in that country until it dismantles the They are right. More than 22 million other ghettos of South Africa have lost their close of the fiscal year will be 1600 come. apartheid system? black South Africans are being brutalized fear of prison, even of dying — as so many million - not the WOO million or more New Brunswick Home News by the minority apartheid regime; only of them have in recent weeks The black Has Fourie told Pretoria that Re- 70.000 blacks are employed by American revolution will spread. publicans Bill Gradison of Ohio, Claudine corporations in South Africa. So this It is encouraging that so many Americans Schneider of Rhode Island. Stewart McKin- country can take a stand of decency on are saying that they want to be on the right ney of Connecticut and Jim Leach of Iowa behalf of millions of people while inconve- side of that revolution.
The Register TODAY IN HISTORY Established in 1876 — Published by The Red Bank Register A Capital Cities Communications Inc. Newspaper By The Associated Press land and Tensing Norkay of Nepal became Stamp Act before Virginia's House of Today is Wednesday, May 29, the 149th the first to reach the summit of the 29,000- Burgesses. Responding to a cry of GEORGE J. LISTER day of 1989. There are JIJ days left in the foot Himalayan mountain. "Treason!" Henry replied: "If this be President and Publisher year. On this date: treason, make the most of it! " Today's highlight in history: In 1453. the capital of the Byzantine In 1790, Rhode Island became the 13th Bill Thompson Charles C. Triblehorn Jane Foderaro Ed Sunday EdiKx OyEOttx On May 29, 1963, Mount Everest was Empire, Constantinople, fell to the Turks and final original colony to ratify the Unit- conquered as Edmund Hillary of New Zea- In 1765, Patrick Henrv^ denounced the ed States Constitution Thr Hrginirr WEMKKMr. MAY 29, 1985 Robert C. Stainton Robert C. Stainton. 61. died yester- Long Branch wants recycling program day in Bayihore Community Hospl- Ul. Holmdel recyclcying program under con- the council is a "sewer-side" recycl- beaches early has already proven to Born In Brooklyn, NY. Mr LONG BRANCH - City officials sideration here. ing program. Pallone said. be a financially sound one. Stainton moved to Keansburg, 37 hope to establish a recycling pro- Notice* about the hearing will be Such a program would Include The city normally opens Its years ago. gram here before state law makes sent out In tax bills, council Presi- glass, aluminium, and newspaper, he beaches on June 15, but this year He was a salesman for Robert such programs mandatory dent Frank Pallone Jr. said said. decided to open them during the William* Inc. Plainf'eld, for » The City Council last night agreed "A recycling program is a major "The main savings would come in Memorial day weekend. year*. to hold a public hearing on July SO thing, a big education process," the reduction In the costs of tipping Muscillo said that the city col- Mr. Stainton wa* a U.S. Navy at 7 p.m. to help inform the public Pallone said. feet," Pallone said. The council lected 111,000 in fees for dally beach veteran of World War II. and served about recycling and discuss the Tbe council president, also a state president questioned the reliability passes and an additional 111,000 in in North Africa aboard the U.S.S. ramifications of the three-pronged senator, said such a law is currently of glass, however. seasonal beach badges during the Core. being considered by the Legislature Expense* involved in the program long weekend. The revenues more Surviving are hi* wife, Kaiya and It is just a matter of time before would include modifying existing than offaet the $5,800 cost of opening Coster J.Posack Visto Stainton; a son, Robert H. Drucilla C. Weber the state ultimately requires munici- garbage truck*, or purchasing new esrly, he Mid. Stainton of Keyport; a daughter. palities to have recycling programs. one* for the program and educating The council also adopted an ordi- nace allowing the city to vacate a Cotter J Potack. «. of Keyport. Mr*. Betty Walti of Haslet, his Drucllla C Weber. 77, of Middle- Hie program being considered by the public, he Mid. portion of Ocean Avenue . died Monday at borne. mother Lavlnia Stainton of town, died yesterday at home. In another matter, City Adminis- Bom in Malawan. Mr. Potack Keansburg; and three grand- Born in Brooklyn, NY. Mr*. trator Anthony J. Muscillo Mid that The vacation is part a deal the lived there until moving to Keyport children. Weber had been a resident of John Yuelling the council'* declilon to open citv council struck with Gem Holding II yean ago The John F Pfleger Funeral Middletown since ltM Co., to make way for a multi-million He retired from the Keyport Tile Home, Middletown. is in charge of She was a communicant of St John Yuelling, «, of Keansburg, dollar hotel which would include a Co., and the Atlantic Tile Co. arrangement*. Catharine's Roman Catholic Church, died yesterday in Bayshore Com- Joseph P. Juliano promenade along Ocean Avenue Mala wan. Holmdel munity Hospital, Holmdel A spokesman for the Peddler He was a U.S. Army veteran of Her husband, John E Weber, died Bora In Newark, Mr. Yuelling Joseph Peter Juliano, 80, of Old Bicycle Shop, Ocean Avenue, rec- World War II. a member of the Edmund Eckel in 19U. lived In the Keansburg area for the Bridge, died Monday in Perth Am- ommended the council put a sign on Veteran* of Foreign Wan. Pott 4247. Surviving are a son, John Weber of past X) years. boy Hospital the section of Ocean Avenue which Edmund Eckel. 17. of the Morgan- He was employed as a wire Born in Long Branch, Mr. Juliano will remain open directing motorists Keyport. and a member of the ville section of Marlboro, died New York; three brother*. Louis Disabled American Veterans Sanchez of New York City, Thomas drawer for Franklin Wire and Alloy had lived In Hartford, Conn., and to shops in the area. yesterday in Freehold Area Hospi- Co., Harrison., for It years. New Brunswick before moving to Surviving are a daughter. Mr*, tal, Freehold Township. Sanchez of Chicago, III., and John Sanchez of Osslnlng. NY; two He was a communicant of St. Old Bridge three years ago. easterly Fling of Baltimore. Md , Born in Dorothy. Mr. Eckel had sisters, Isabelle Friquenon of New Ann's Roman Catholic Church, He retired after 34 yean of Herbert L. Hickey and several niece*. been a resident there until moving to York City, and Josephine Olmsted of Keansburg. service a* a manager for J.J. The Day Funeral Home. Keyport. MorganvUle in IBM Wstertown. NY. Mr. Yuelling was a U.S. Army Newberry. Herbert L. Hickey, 88. of u In charge of arrangements He and his brother Anthony, who The John E. Day Funeral Home, veteran of World War II. He wa* a member of the New Keansburg, died Sunday in Jersey died May 10. owned and operated the Red Bank, is in charge of arrange- Surviving are his wife Viola Jersey Umpire Association. *ervlng Shore Medical Center, Neptune. Eckel Brothers Excavating Co, Lydia Lind ments. Langfield Yuelling; a stepson, Rob- as an umpire with the N.S.A. Born In Newark, Mr. Hickey lived Morganville, since lttl. ert Spear of Sayreville; a step- He served In the Merchant In Keansburg for the pait IS years. lydia Lind. M. of Jersey City, the Surviving are a brother, daughter, Mrs. Janet Mueller of Marine* during World Wsr II. He retired in 1984, after tt years lifter of Mr*. Ruth Fantone of Ferdinand Eckel of Marlboro. Orbrie Lee Bass Monmouth Junction; a brother, Surviving are his wife, Lucille of service as a mechanic for the city Rknson. died yesterday at the The Bedle Funeral Home, Frank Yuelling of Florida; four Mancini Juliano; three son*, Joseph of Newark Lutheran Home for Women. Jeraey Matawan. is in charge of arrange- Orbrie Lee Bass. SB, of Red Bank, listers, Mrs. Tessla Novatin of P. Juliano Jr.. at home. Mark J Hi* wife. Mary R. Hickey. died In C ' ments. died Sunday in Riverview Medical Haslet, Mrs. Mary Zwallnski of Juliano of Hartford, Conn., and 1970. orn in Finland, the lived in Fort Center, Red Bank Sussex, Mrs. Anna Lepore of Edison, Robert M Juliano of Bolton, Conn.; Surviving are a son. Thomas L4* before moving to Jertey City In Milton 0. Silvester Bom in Frankllnton. N.C.. Mr and Mrs. Clara Sisiboro of Toms and hi* mother, Mr*. Estelle Juliano Hickey of Keansburg; a lister, Mn. N vember Ban had been a resident of Red River; 18 grandchildren and 31 of Long Branch. Mildred Jacobus of Spring Lake; and Bank for the past 43 yean. he wa* a member of the Advent Milton 0. Silvester, 87, of Hailet, great-grandchildren The Flock Funeral Home, Long 3 grandchildren He was a retired machine oper- L |heran Church, Fort Let. dssd yesterday in Bayihore Com- Tbe John J. Ryan Home for Branch, is in charge of arrange- The John J Ryan Home for ator for the Robert Johnston Co., ler husband, EakU Lind, died in munity Hospital. Holmdel Funerals, Keansburg, is in charge of ments, mother's last name. Julian, Funeral*, Keansburg. Is in charge of Hillside. 1! 9 Born in Old Bridge. Mr. Silvester arrangements. 1* right: no "o" at the end Armando arrangements n addition to Mr*. Ruth Fantone, had lived In the Keyport-Haslet area Surviving are his wife, Beatrice si viving are another inter, Mr*. for the past 10 years. Marshall Ban a son. Orbrie N Ji toy Van Haatelt of Houston. Prior to retiring in 1971, he was a Ban of Newark; a daughter, Mrs. Ttcas: six grandchildren and two clerk with the Pennsylvania Rail- Ann Bass-Lee of Asbury Park; three g lat-grandchildrta. road. Newark, for 60 years. brother*, Henry Ban of Coleen, Texas. Elton Bais and James Bass, The Robert A. Braun Home for He was a member of the both of Newark: two sister*. Mrs. Funtrals Ea ion town is in charge of Maranatha Baptist Church. Hazlet. Mabel Hamilton of Newark, and arrangements Surviving are his wife. Jennie Mrs. Elizabeth Scott of Franklinton, Lamberson Silvester; and a daugh- NC; seven grandchildren and one Death Notice ter, Norma Silvester, at home. great-grandchild The John W. Mehlenbeck Funeral — otna Laa «tr Lajtoo Ma.. Hat aa» Child's Funeral Home, Red Bank. You're too smart Mm* OaiaiaoimnlalSaatmSaat Home, Haslet, is in charge of ,a)j «w « (kt» N ka HttiM aaaa- arrangement! is in charge of arrangements. Uaan Hamrfion and Mra BnaMM lea*. aarura Sat IO» talMKIU Crturch Had Bar* Tha Aav Fran* LMvaon to pa^more!* ana Fnanoa may oa> al ma own* fntmi Mm
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• 54 W Front St.. Keyporf ^Everyday you save 7M-1M0 2OS3 Main tt. 264-0497 "Flowert *ay N Beet" 20% to 50% off dept. .'Major Credit Car* Aeoaptad By Phooa < major craw caraa ancuplatf •tor* price* Not every name in every store VILLAGE Vour full Mrvlce Horhrj - Wa can AWHUH Ftaftttl Colonial Flowert FASHIONS S E. Front Street. Red Bank 12S Markhem Ptan. UWe Stiver Order your special ad Into this Directory. 741-4666 no4«m Al Major Cr*dH Car* AcnpMd ty Ptwrw jrr aASKrre • EMxooMe. fLOwnt* 542-4000, Ext. 252 Credit Card Orders Accepted By Phone M*Sar**w»ianrioi*MMddMoMVHM7 w/m 9 a M 530 Mortbofo. The Register WEMESMY. MAY 29. 1985 YOUR TOWN
tragedy of family break-ups as seen ride on a fire engine are Included in fessional entertainers plus mime, Also installed were Jean Lee. first honored guests. through the eyes of mothers who the day's attractions. magic, music, contests and demon- vice president, (Catherine Vroom, Gary Homefield, fire company Shrewsbury have been Imprisoned for murder, The center serves 71 boys and girls strations. second vice president; Joan president, thanked the women for assault, drug trafficing, forgery and between the ages of 5 and 1) who During a not air balloon festival, Scharloo, federation secretary; Jer- their half century of assistance, embezzlement. have emotional difficulties. 25 balloons will compete in a Hound ry Kosinski, recording secretary; contributions and continuing sup- The program is free and open to and Hare race. Geri Tabacynski, corresponding sec- port. Prison ministry film the public. The day's events are scheduled to retary, and Sophie Holden, cor- conclude at 9 p.m. with a fireworks responding secretary. Alison Gal- to be shown in church Freehold Township display if weather is clear. Rain date lagher, a past-president, was install- for the fun day will be June 3, noon ing officer Marlboro "Honey. Your Mama s in Prison," Farmingdale to 9 p.m. a motion picture release of the International Prison Ministry, Dal- Family Fun Fair set Three men to co-chair las, Texas, will be shown at 7:30 Mardi Cras to be held for Saturday at park Middletown tonight in the First Assembly of God, Aberdeen Boy Scout fund drive here. The non-denominational prison at child treatment center The Freehold Township Commit- David Lerner, a vice president of ministry provides free Bibles and tee and parks and recreation com- Manufacturer's Hanover Trust, New books to prisoners in 6,000 Jails In the Auxiliary celebrates The Arthur Brisbane Child Treat- mission will hold the township's York, has been named a co-chair- United Stales and Canada Laurence Harbor club ment Center, Farmingdale, will hold third annual Family Fun Fair Ex- 50th anniversary man of the IMS Community Fund Filmed inside the Florida Correc- a Mardi Gras Carnival, today from travaganza Saturday at Liberty Oak installs new officers Drive staff for the Chingarora tional Institution. Lowell, Fla.. the 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Park starting at noon. The Ladies Auxiliary of River District of Monmouth Council, Boy 45-minute documentary depicts the Games, music, food, fortune tell- The free event will feature the The Laurence Harbor Woman's Plaza Hose Company No. 1 cel- Scouts of America. importance of the family and the ing, pony rides, baked goods, and a talent of local, amateur and pro- Club held an installation dinner for ebrated its 50th anniversary at a David Hankins of United Jersey Florence Ordner. newly-elected club buffet dinner dance in the firehouse. Bank, Keyport, and Stanley Molliea president, in the El Quijote Res- Members of the fire company and of Morganville were also named co- taurant on Route 35, Morgan auxiliary with 20-year service were chairmen.
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THE REQISTER/CARL FORINO MIDDLETOWN SAYREVILLE JUNIOR UFESAVERS - "Doctor" Chrissie "nurse" Laura Fay, 10, applies an icebag. The m a. ritk m. I. Iwnf* Hsu Lenorth, 10, left, checks the bipod pressure ol treatment took place during a fifth grade career fair 721-6100 "patient" Kara Seslar, 10, while "respiratory in Sickles School, Fair Haven. Children dressed for 871-3223 therapist" David Ciare, 11, gives oxygen and the careers which interested them most.
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MAY 17-MAY 11 - berry Festival lc Crafts show 10 JUNE t - SUNDAY AND STAY ON BUDGET MONDAY-FRIDAY am.-3 p.m. at the United Methodist Country breakfast. Sponsored by 3rd Annual Sea Coast Area Revival Church, 247 Broad St.. Red Bank River Plan Hose Co. II. River Plaza will be held Monday May 17 thru Firehouse, Foster St., River Praia Gigantic flea market at Kkig Everyone thinks I Friday May 31 at St. Stephen's AME All you can eat. 8:10 A.M. to 11 noon James Nursing Home, 400 Hwy. St. Church. 1001 lake Ave., Asbury Donation - Adults H children (under spend a fortune on Middletown. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Spaces M Park. 7:30 P.M. nightly. All are wel- 11) f1.50. my clothes. come. each. Call 2M-M00.
The truth is, I save a MAY ts - WEDNESDAY Parents Without Partners, chapter JUNE II - TUESDAY Singles Again Freehold chapter 007 open house and dance at the Al- fortune by shopping "Big River" broadway's newest hosts a terrific cocktail party and laire, Ocean Ave., Spring Lake 9 till at Annie Sez. musical. Orchestra seats and bus ISO dance at the Clnammon Tree, Rt 9, ? t5 admission, free buffet It live Leaves St. Mary's, New Monmouth 6 Freehold. Orientation for new mem- music. Orientation 8 p.m. Call So while they continue p.m. 787-9138 or 787-3191 bers 8 p.m. Dance 9 p.m. For more 542-6825 or 77MSW to talk, I'll continue to Info, call 52S4343. Flea Market Holy FamUy School save. At Annie Sez. JUNE 11-17 - Singles Again newest chapter hosts parking lot. Rt. 36. Hailet. S7 per FRIDAY-THURSDAY Ladles a cocktail party and dance at the table. Reservations call 739-2105 or Lakeside Manor, Rt. 36, Hazlet. 787-8189. Rain date June 9. Hot dogs, St. Agnes Church. Atlantic High- DESIGNER Orientation 8 p.m. Dance 9 p.m. For candy, sods, coffee, donuts. Sponsor- lands, will sponsor a trip on the Mis- further information call Ut-OU. ed by The Holy Family Booster Club. sissipi Queen. Memphis to New Or- ACTIVEWEAR SALE leans Call 291-0876 or 291-0271. Step into summer MAY M - THURSDAY Union Hose ladies siuillar} of Singles Again toe largest shore Union Beach wUI hold a Flea Market. with solid and print dance. Meet and mil with warm and From 9 a.m.-1.30. Event will be held JUNE It - SUNDAY tops and bottoms at friendly singles In the Colts Neck Inn, at the Firehouse Field. Florence Woodbridge Corvette Club presents sizzling sale prices! Rt. 537, Colts Neck. Complimentary Ave., Union Beach. Table 17 Own 1st Annual Shore Jamboree. Corvette buffet. Dance 9 p.m. Orientation 8 tables St. Please call 264-6445 for show, swap meet and Miss Corvette p.m. For more info, call US-S343 reservation. iwimsult contest. Indoors at the Mon- mouth Sports Arena in Tinton Falls MAY 31 4 JUNE 1 - JUNE t - SUNDAY Fans choice donations to aid the FRIDAY 4 SATURDAY Flea Market sponsored by The March of Dimes. First to cars re- Shore Regional, US presents Matawan Italian American Associa- ceive trophies. Entrants call 542-4947 "SPOTLIGHT!"; A Review based on tion. 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Rt. 35. Laurence orU44M6 the works of Stephen Sondeheim. Harbor. t* per space. Rain date June «. Call 739-9587 S Tennessee Williams. Cole Porter. compare to 65°° Neil Simon, and others! 8 p.m. at the JULY 11 - THURSDAY JUNE 7 - FRIDAY 1 H.S., Rt. 36, West Long Branch. All Jersey Shore Public Relation 4 Trip to Disney Summer Magic seats MOO. Info. 222-9300 M-F; 9-4:30 Advertising Association marks Its stage 4 screen eitraganta. Radio p.m. Eves, fc weekends 222-0152. Visit our shoe 20th anniversary at a luncheon cer- City Musk Hall. Bus will leave Bayshore Recreation. 10:30 a.m. Cost department Choraliers of Eatontown present emony, noon at Squires Pub, Mon- mouth Rd.. West Long Branch. Char- S20 includes trans., show & box lunch. "Bits of Broadway," selections from For addiUonal Info or reservations. Famous Maker "The Music Man" 4 "Guys And ter members will be honored. Lunch- eon flO. Margaret Agel 946-7291 Call Bayshore Recreation Center. shoes at Dolls." 8 p.m., Woodmen School, Port Monmouth Rd.. E. Keansburg Raleigh Ct. Eatontown. st-Adulti; tremendous JUNE 8 - SATURDAY 787-1880 fS-Seniors * Students savings. The Monmouth Civic Chorus with W.R. Shoppel Jr. conducting will per- MAY il - FRIDAY JULY 11 - SATURDAY Bloomfield, Singles Again hosts one of the form J.S. Bach sacred oratorio "St. Matthew Passion" In the air con- St. Catherines Rosary Altar Society Clifton, snores largest dance* every Friday is having a bus ride to Blue Army p.m. in the ballroom of Empress ditioned Holmdel High School, Shrewsbury, Crawford's Comer Rd., Holmdel Shrine. Washington, NJ. 88. If Hotel Ball Room on the ocean by Interested caU B. Emerson 787-81(3. Wayne Asbury Ave. Dance 9 p.m. Orien- With over 100 voices, soloists. Moo- stores only. tation 8 p.m. Complimentary buffet. mouth Conservatory Children.* JULY M - SATURDAY All singles welcome. For further Chorus, Baroque orchestra. Tickets TRIP TO RADIO CITY - DISNEY info, call UMM1. are ft 4 t6 tor students and senior COMES TO NEW YORK. By The citizens Contact C. Henry 842-0811 or Open Door. til. Leaves Red Bank 4 FOCUS weekly dance for all Count Basle Theater box office Hailet 7S9-S9W singles, separated, divorced, M4M. widowed. Presbyterian Church Hall, SEPTEMBER Ml 361 Sycamore Ave.. Shrewsbury (Vi MONDAY-MONDAY block east off Rt. SS) DJ, buffet Flea Market at Bayshore Com- St. Agnes Church, Atlantic High- Donation ft Discussions 8 p.m munity Church, Ocean Ave., Eait lands, will sponsor a trip to Norway, Dance 1:30 p.m. Keanaburg. 9-4 p.m. Rain or shine. Sweden and Denmark. Cost flftt per Spec* ft. For reservations 4H4B1 «r persoa, double occupancy Call JUNE 1 - SATURDAY 495-1763 after 5:10 p.m. 291-0876 or 291-0272 5th Amwal Middletown Two. His- torical Society Flea Market on the Eatontown United Methodist SEPTEMBER SVOCTOBER It Um* apptnl not lawn at beautiful Croydbn Hall In Church, Flea Market, • a.m.-3 p.m. THURSDAY-THURSDAY avaWatts in Gntnbnx*. Leonardo. Tables, ft each, 1 for f 15. 7« Wyckoff Rd. Spaces available by Special Pioneers 19 day grand tour HiM>ur| Tur«M Jersey C/(y and UiHburn, For reservations call I71-0W) reservation M. Call 541-718* or of Italy. Include* all tons, hotels k N.J. Stortt Ml-0011 or 541-007*. Snack bar and meals. Open to the public I14H per MarrMi I Bible clan Straw- bake salt all day Admission tree ! person. Call Ml-ajat for Information The Register 1M LIFESTYLE , MAY 29. 1985 United Way says, thanks Monmouth County Rearrange furniture WEST LONG BRANCH - Volun- teers working for the United Way of Monmouth County helped raise I1.SS7.3OO last year for the voluntary to bolster marriage organization and last week, it was the agency's turn to do something nice for them Dear Ann Landers: I am M Almost 200 companies, employee yean old, married aad the groups and union locals were honor- mother of two children. I don't ed Thursday at the Squires Pub, know who else to Ian to, to Ann Landers here, for their contributions to the pleate come up with tome help. 19M«5 fund-raising campaign There were warm thinks for all. My husband. Eddie, lost alt Job sobriety bat given me a level af but two men whose efforts were over a year ago and if be docia't self-retpect I had aever known. I particularly indispensable. Joseph find tomethlag tooa if. going to have replaced self-pity aad self- Lord of Fair Haven, and Ronald be the end ef oar marriage. He hale with a fierce determtaattea Schmidt of Lincroft. received waalt to make love every after- to make something ef my life. special recognition noon because the best TV shows Being free of alcohol hat made Schmidt, a district manager for are oa al aighl and be woalda't me appreciate simple thiagt, like New Jersey Bell Telephone Com- mitt them. a goad eight's sleep, a walk la the pany, served as chairperson of the The problem ii, the only place •aathlae, the imile of a Mraager, fund-raising campaign Lord chaired the beaaty of an old oak tree. a committee of 35 volunteers who he caa get really satisfied is oa helped decide which social welfare the living room coach. I can't understand It because the coach I am » yean oM aad piaa lo agencies in Monmouth County wmili' enroll In college ae«l September. receive allocations In the end. 37 It narrow and lumpy. The bed Ii much mere comfortable. Also I The change In my life came aboat different groups received a portion because A. A. opened my eyes aad of the tl.085.000 distributed am afraid the kids will get ap from their naps and walk In oa us. gave me the strength to say NO The volunteers had a chance to see lo booie and YES to life. their names in light at the luncheon Pleaie come ap with a solution, with a new presentation system that Ann. I think the man is a little olf Please print my letter lor the Schmidt introduced in their honor his rocker, but I don't dare tell •Icohollct who are eat there by He showed a video tape highlighting him because he hat a short the millions. Tell them if I caa do each of the principal award winners temper aad I hale to cross him. It, they caa, too. — One Who Got and their companies — Emma la Poeghkeeptle Sick Aad Tired Of Beiag Sick Aad Tired Receiving the highest awards Dear Emma: Move the couch were AT&T, the Prudential In- THE REOISTER/CARL D FORINO into the bedroom. surance Company. New Jersey Bell, Dear Friend: Thanks for the TOP DOLLARS — Ronald B. Schmidt. Lincroft. outgoing president, and Frank Campione, Freehold opportunity to tell my readers the federal employee group. Perkin- left, incoming president of United Way of Mon- Township, new campaign manager, as they check Dear Ann Landeri. My father Elmer Continental Data Center. died of a liver ailment brought on once again about Alcoholics mouth County, joins Mary Ann Martin. Oceanport, 'otal aised last year Bell Communications Research, and by Mi drinking. I knew be wat a Anonymous. It it at near at your Jersey Central Power and Light severe alcoholic and promised phone book Look up the number, penally good employee campaigns Mary Ann Martin, a manager for dents; Evelyn Silvert as secretary Company Several locals of the myself I would never end ap that call and find out when the next and those that showed unusual spirit the New Jersey Natural Gas Com- and Martin as treasurer New mem- International Brotherhood of Elec- way, bat It happened. meeting In your neighborhood it or a rygh increase over last year pany and president of the organize bers elected for three-year terms trical Workers and the Communica- scheduled It's free. It't The leaders in that group were. lion s board of directors, presided were Gloria Filippone. Joel Gold- tion Workers of America were also My feeling! af Inferiority, low anonymous It't a lifesaver. Syntrex and the Mark Wayne over the luncheon But. at the end of blatt. George Lister, Joan Litwin, honored liness, depression and guilt were Closures Division of the West Com- the awards presentation, she turned B J Loberman, Stephen Rice, Ann Indescribable. The broken prom I've been singing the praises of And then, there were the com- pany over her gavel to Schmidt, who will Marie Ruskin. Edward Stominski. itet, lies aad self-hair aearly A.A. for 30 yean. Thousands of panies receiving awards for rs succeed her as president and Abraham Zager drove me craiy. I knew I wat readers have written to thank me The 19th annual luncheon also Elected as officers of the new Campione. president of Campione hurting everyone around me aad for tending them to this wonder- marked a changing of the guard for board were Lord. Emanuel Mullen Associates, Freehold, will chair the came very dote lo twallowltg ful organisation. I cannot count GRADUATION thd new campaign year and Prank Campione as vice-presi- 1985-86 fund-raising campaign several dosea pills that I had the number of times I have read managed to save ap by golag lo these words: "A.A helped me GIFTS i, three dlffereat doctors aad gel- when everything else failed You Hag preicriptkms from all ef saved my life." them. Ballet benefit gala draws locals Geiag lo a weddiag? Giving My life changed completely oae? Or tlaadkag ap ia one? Evea when I read a piece by rock star If you're already married Ana company s Christmas production of Reservations can still be made Grace Slick. I decided if she coald Laaders' "New Bride's CaMe" The Garden State Ballet's annual The Nutcracker." and a Cybis benefit gala, featuring an evening of through the ballet's Newark offices gel off the booie and drags, I wlU answer •aettieas aboat to- Festivities will begin at 7 p m porcelain sculpture entitled "Apple coald, too. That very eveaiag I day't weddlagt. For a copy, tend dining dancing and auction bidding Blossoms " "In the Tradition of the Great with cocktails followed by dinner flushed the pills down the toilet tl, plus a loaf, self-addrettcd, (iatsby will take place Friday at and dancing to the Marty Ames Proceeds of the benefit will sup- aad weal to a meeting af Al- tumped eaveloa* (V cents post- the Hilton Hotel in Parsippany Orchestra The evening will also port the statewide tours and youth coholics Anonymous. age) to Ana I aadrri. P.O. Box Nancy Messina of Red Bank, a feature an auction of several items, concerts nf the Newark-based pro- That wat fix moathi aga. My 1IM*. Chicago, m. Mill. member of the gala committee, and including a mini-vacation for two in fessional ballet troupe directed by Don Summa of Rumson. a trustee of Atlantic City, a cameo role in the Kred and Steven Danieli the ballet, are two of the local residents planning to attend the ball whidh is being chaired by Gov Thomas Kean and Senators Bill University Women plan lunch Bradley and Frank Lautenberg SEA BRIGHT - The Northern services auction to raise funds for Monmouth County Branch of the scholarships Americar Association of University The chapter's new president. PREPARE FOR FALL 85 Women IAAUWI will have a lunch- Mary Berryman, Colts Neck, will eon June 3 in The River House at the preside over the business meeting S.A.T.AND Quai which will follow the luncheon P.S.A.T. — A half-hour of cocktails will Babysitting will be provided by precede the noon luncheon The AAUW at the church house of the ACHIEVEMENT TESTS program will be a show of antique Presbyterian Church at Shrewsbury, fashions by Betty Nellis and a from II 30 am to 2 30 p m
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leading you. It may have been a Eam extra money and gain invaluable i» nan WILOO clear case of misunderstanding. experience in a small business Born today, you possess more VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - charm and magnetism in your little Your studious nature may rebel enterprise. Join the Register Carrier finger than most people have in against what seems a day of frivoli- Staff and you can go places tool! their entire bodies. Wherever you ties. You would do better to relax go, you are immediately the center and enjoy things. of attention. You have a remark- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) - If able gift for self-preservation Like you are sincere, you will end the CALL a cat with nine live*, you always day well. Play another false and 542-8880 stem to land on your feet! You are a you will regret it. leader by nature; more important, SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - you are a leader who can be trusted Relieve yourself of the burden of not to lead bit followers astray, for responsibilities that were never HOLMDEL HAZLET MATAWAN you are as concerned about others yours in the first place. Listen to a Maya* St. Talsa AM ai you are about yourself Leo. EchoCL Hub) AM BflbMnl /WMH Compassionate, sympathetic, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Oec. Cmmay Square Oakwooo* Dr. f^anfchaaam fWaaatat Coppw Lant generous almost to a fault, you give 21) - The inspiration you receive Croat AM FahvtawLM* Main St unstintingly of your time, talent from your association with an Aries CoanieadDr. Aek far Brian and energy to whatever cause native should carry you through the KEANSBURG BrnoM—m Dr. appeals to you. High-spirited, with day. a great tense of humor and a flair CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) - Can-AM. for the dramatic, you are at the /MyrtttAw. If you make your bid for power XanmdyWay MIDDLETOUTN tame time courageous, steadfast today, you will most likely fail. This Miming Pticc and deliberate. is a time for keeping a low profile. Crash Rd. AakforChria Also born on this date are Bob LlncobiCt. AQUARIUS (Jan. 2O-Feb. 18) - fianchi pi KEVPORT Hope, comedian; Patrick Henry, You may find yourself financially Ml St. American patriot. 7th g, embarrassed today. Friends come Camawtaw Aw. To see what is in store for you to your rescue and. good humor nth Ca mrtaaiaaaaai **mw tomorrow, find your birthday and saves the day. Carter Av. ftftnSt." read the corresponding paragraph. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) - Let your birthday star be your daily Your style is especially distinct guide. today. It is as if you carve your ini- THURSDAY, MAY 30 tial! into everything you do. OIMMI (May 21-June 20) - ARIES (March 21-April 19) - A EVENFUI& DESERVE Mend a few personal fences today learn-by-teaching day. Turn your attention to the needs of youngsters The Register Write, phone, make your apologies DAHy ^SUNDAY" any way you can. just beginning to grasp abstrac- OAII v *—** ai miuv CANCER (June 21-July 22) - tions 'SUMMER \ACATION! What comes to you "in a flash" TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - today may be just the Insight you Though this morning's break- •REPAIR-CLEANING WINTERS FURS through is only minor, you may need to complete a job of long • STORAGE • REMODELING 43 MOD/MOUTH STREET standing. Give it a try. progress considerably before night- • CUSTOM ft) READY MADE RED BANK, NJ 07701 LEO (July 23-Aufl. 22) - Don't be fall; Copyrifpl. IMS FURS 20I-741-267S hasty in accusing another of mis- United Feature Syndicate, Inc WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1985 The Rrgiairr 1M ENGAGEMENTS BIRTHS RIVERVIEW MEDICAL Mr. and Mrs James McMullin Pallitto-Polizzotto Rice-Toldt CENTER (Dale Lario), 2 Blueberry Lane, Union Technical Institute, Eaton- Red Balk Leonardo, son, May 12 HAZLET - Mr. and Mrs. Rourlo town She is a medical assistant to MIDDLETOWN - Jane Toldt, Mr. and Mrs. James Storch (Ellen Mr and Mrs. Phillip Ganz (Mary Polizzotto announce the engagement Aravlnd B. Palav, M.D., Morgan- East Keansburg, announce* the en- Noll), 15 Parker Place, Shrewsbury, Jude Campasano), 70 Victoria Drive, of their daughter, Lisa Elizabeth vine. gagement of her daughter, Jane son, May 9. Eatontown, daughter. May 12. Polizzotto, to Thomas Pallitto, the Mr. Pallitto, an alumnus of Key- Barbara Toldt, to James Christopher Mr. and Mrs. Robert Greene (Jo Mr and Mrs. William Fearn son of Mr. and Mrt. James A. port High School, is a member of Rice, the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Ann Szuba), 25 Gayboy Court, Red (Donna Hall), 791 Middletown Lin- Pallitto, Union Beach. Roofers Local #4, Irvington, and is a Rice, Hazlet. Bank, son, May 9. croft Road. Middletown. son. May Miss Polizzotto attended RariUn manager with Union Beach Auto Miss Toldt attended Middletown Mr. and Mrs. Richard Decker 12 High School and was graduated from Center. High School North and is employed (Sharon Leavy), 29 Cliffedge Way, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Zozzaro by Route 35 Drive-In Theatre, Haz- Red Bank, daughter, May 9. (Kathy Ferguson), 171 Highland Kasztan-Sebesta let. Mr. and Mrs. James Whitehead Ave., Highlands, son. May 13. Her fiance is an alumnus of (Mary Schulz), 3 Lewis Point Road, Mr. and Mrs. Steven Werse I Bon- Raritan High School, Hazlet, and nie Mcllvain), 11 Claridge Drive. School graduate. She works for the Fair Haven, daughter, May 10. served four years with the U.S. Air Middletown, daughter. May 13 UNION BEACH - Mr. and Mrs State of New Jersey, Division of Force. He is employed by Grumman Mr. and Mrs. Brian Lindholm Mr and Mrs. John Minnick William H. SebesU announce the Water Resouces, Trenton. James Rice, Aerospace, Long Island, N.Y. Jane Toldc (Patricia Ahearn), 200 Oak Place, (Teresa Coylei, 244 Olsen St., South engagement of their daughter, Mr. Kasztan was graduated from Fair Haven, son, May 10. Amboy, daughter. May 13. Karen SebesU, to John Kaszlan, the Keyport High School and attended Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Murphy son of Mr. and Mrs. George Pavlon- Brookdale Community College, Lin- (Mary Lynn Hillmann), 167B Branch FREEHOLD AREA HOSPITAL nis, here. croft. He is employed by Container Siciliano-Tesauro Ave., Red Bank, son, May 10. Freehold Township Graphics Corp., Keyport. Miss Sebesta attended Keyport lege, Lincroft She is a pediatric Mr. and Mrs. David Zito (Carol A September wedding Is planned. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones High School and is a Katharine Gibbs staff nurse at Riverview Medical Burns), 238 Main St., Belford, daugh- LONG BRANCH - An- (Tena), I London Dr., Jackson, Center, Red Bank. ter, May 11. nouncement is made of the engage- daughter, May 10. Her fiance is an alumnus of Ocean Mr and Mrs. Patrick Wetzel Muhlack-Benson ment of Beverly M. Tesauro, daugh- Mr. and Mrs. James Hurley, Township High School, and attended (Patricia Kendall). 137 R Port Miss Benson was graduated from ter of Eva Tesauro, Ocean, to Howell, son, May 10. The School of the Museum of Fine Monmouth Road, Keansburg, son, ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - Mr. Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High Michael A. Tesauro Jr., son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Rafael Valle Arts, Boston, and Tufts University, May 11. and Mrs. William T. Benson, for- School, Rumson, N.J., and Endicott and Mrs. Gavin Siciliano, Oakhurst. (Maryalice), 110 Appletree Rd., merly of Monmouth County, N.J., College, Beverly, Mass. Medford, Mass. He is a free-lance Mr and Mrs. Jackie Shareshian Howell, son, May 11. announce the engagement of their Her fiance Is a graduate of The bride-elect, who is also the production manager with M. Bloom (Jennie Bastelli), 2122 Aldrin Road, Mary Beth and Harold Walters, 60 daughter, Betsy Lynne Benson, to Milwaukee School of Engineering. daughter of the late Michael A. Associaties, New York, and works Ocean, daughter. May 11. Devon Dr., Manalapan, son, May 11. Dieter Muhlack. the son of Mr and He is a mechanical engineer with Tesauro, was graduated from part-time in real estate sales with Mr. and Mrs. Anthony De Rogatis Mr. and Mn. James Terry (Jean), Mrs. Horst Muhlack, Elk Grove Durrant Engineers, Dubuque, Iowa. Asbury Park High School, and the Gavin Agency, Oakhurst. (Angela Salemi), 2230 Middle Ave., 137 Jackson Mills Rd., Freehold, son, Village, 111. A September wedding is planned attends Brookdale Community Col- An October wedding is planned. Point Pleasant, son, May 11. May 12. Child's bouts with cystitis won't lead to cancer in adulthood
If LESTO L COtaUN. M.D. The treatment for cystitis with commonly occur in men who have an bladder may enter the bloodstream symptoms encourage complications Oar daughter Is nine years old. sulfa drugs and antibiotics has been enlargement of the prostate gland. and cause septicemia (blood poison- that might have been avoided with For the past few years, she has had remarkably successful in reducing ing). This means that there are early and intensive treatment Time the frequency, the severity and the With such enlargement, the blad- germs circulating in the blood- alone can hardly be expected ts painful attacks of cystitis of her Your Health der very often does not empty bladder. When it conies, she Is duration of these infections. stream that can be potentially control bacterial infections The Cultures are usually made of the completely. This leaves a residual hazardous. attitude of "this. too. shall pass" is treated with antibiotics. It clears up amount of urine which tends to but then comes back again In a few urine in an effort to find the certain that there are no underlying Dr. Steven Sacks, a prestigious a hazardous invitation to unnecess- particular bacteria that is respon- anatomical reasons for these re- stagnate and become very vulner- urologist in Los Angeles, Calif., ary trouble. months. Our concern is, can this lead able to infection. Bacteria grow in to kidney disease or cancer when lhe sible for the infection. In this way, peated infections. makes a very specific and important the ideal antibiotic can be chosen to While on the subject of cystitis, it this residual urine and can cause recommendation to patients with Dr. Coleman welcomes questions grows older? - Mrs. L.J.W., North many unpleasant complications. Carolina destroy the germ. might be interesting to point out that prostate enlargement. He says that from readers. Please write to him in When bouts of cystitis are neglect- infections of the bladder, or cystitis, Sometimes, the germs in the carelessness and neglect of the early care of this newspaper. Dear Mrs W Cystitis is an ed and untreated, only then is it inflammation, irritation or infection conceivable that infection might of the urinary bladder It occurs ascend to the kidney With anti- exceedingly often in young girls, biotics, cystitis treated early, very especially those who are not yet rarely is complicated by kidney properly trained in hygiene after disease. Certainly there is no reason bowel movements Germs can easily to be concerned that bouts of cystitis be introduced into the bladder in this at her age will lay the groundwork way. It is conceivable that the lining for cancer as an adult. It just does of the bladder may become less not happen. resistant to infections when it has It might be wise to seek the been previously inflamed. opinion of a urologist in order to be
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and the graffiti will begin to spread painting and you feel a little sorry PATERSON (API - Three col- •ity putting our names on walls," again." Lachman said about them until you find their orful paintings adorning the wall of Siico said. "When you go graffiti Added Patricia Fierro. who en- names all over the city," Cortese a Roman Catholic school here are writing, you just get carried away 24 HR. EMERGENCY SERVICE couraged the teen-agers form United said. . among the remainders of a novel and keep putting your name on Artists: "The same week the city approach by this city to keep tabs on everything. After a while, you think Lachman said the dramatic in- covered graffiti on one building, graffiti artists Rather than punish people are wrong for writing over crease in the type and amount of 842-5246 someone painted the message, 'You the spray can scribblers, the Depart It." graffiti, as experienced by Paterson, can't stop graffiti.' Little by little, DR. MARC JOHNSON merit of Community Development Meanwhile, he said, he and some is not uncommon it's creeping back on the walls." of his friends have forsaken surfaces "Almost year by year, there has DR. STEPHEN JOHNSON latt year donated paint to a group of MOST NSURANCE PLANS ACCEPTED teenage artists to create murals in Sisco said he began painting his of buildings for more conventional been a real escalation and develop- a park overlooking the historic Great middle name. Dondi, on city build- types of "canvas" and are even ment in the skills involved in graffiti. Falls ings two years ago and since then presenting some of their work at art In New York, poeple are painting has sprayed it as often as 4.000 times shows one or more walls Their ambition But last August. Mayor Frank X to gain recognition among fellow isn't to put out initials but to put out Graves ordered the murals and all Cortese said the city is also trying graffiti artists a real painting," Lachntann said. other graffiti around the city painted to find jobs for some of the graffiti "Me and my friends would take a over because, he said, they might artists. Said Sitco: '"Sue loves John' can of spray paint and go around the inspire other spray can artists "Sometimes I'm out with them graffiti isn't like graffiti now." Graves said graffiti has caused $3 million in damages Mark Sisco. 20. a member of I'nited Artists, the group that painted the park murals, said the ongoing crackdown on graffiti might not be successful in the long run "The mayor declared war. Graf- fiti artists are very competitive." said Sisco. who contributed to one of the remaining murals in the park It shows a tough-looking duck with a cigar a seedy criminal, fake bricks and elaborately scripted phrases such as "Silk City." Today's Neighborhood Graphiti phreak" and "This is energy from my soul " Drugstore I'nder a new city ordinance, spray paint buyers must show identifi- cation and provide their name and address to retailers People caught spray-painting can be fined up to ISC3 or sentenced to community service Since the crackdown was launched city officials have used about 1000 gallons of paint to whitewash 200 buildings bearing about 70 percent of all graffiti in the Passaic Cointy community, said Vince Cortese. president of the Chamber nf Commerce Recently there was a new group of graffiti writers and as a result, we renewed out campaign. Cortese said, referring to the arrest of 15 teenagers two weeks ago He said JOLLY RANCHER *Y&S STRAWBERRY HERSHEYS BIG BLOCK ANDES CREME OE that as a result the city distributed • Big Ben Jellm «JuM Jele • Milk Chocolate. Reg or With Almondi CANDY KISSES •SpMrmlnt Leavee •SpicettM • Special Otrk • KnKfcel »Mr Goodber MENTHE MINT WAFERS 2.000 pasters that spell of the TWIZZLERS penalties graffiti artists face Those arrested, including Sisco. were ordered by a judge to work BARS along with prisoners from the county OurReo.SO-ea FOR jail to paint over graffiti on Satur- day!. It ithe crackdown) has de- BUBBLE YUM LIFE SAVERS TIC TAC veloped a pride because all of a BUBBLE 6UM CANDY MINTS sudden we see people coming out and Aaaorted Flavors painting their own buildings." Cor- tese said, adding that some of those helping in the effort have worn "Graffiti Busters T-shirts "You frustrate them if you keep painting over immediately anything they do And before you know it. they give up." he said CALTRATE600 But Richard Lachman. a sociology CALCIUM MERMAID professor at the University of Wis- SUPPLEMENT BUTTER consin-Madison said he wasn't con- High Patency CVS COOKIES vinced that would happen Plus Vitamin D "They might be able to greatly SALINE reduce graffiti over a long period of SOLUTION time, but my guess is that in a few months, the campaign will die down
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Not 41 |jiO9l COMICS • 6 CLASSIFIED 8 s WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1985 B DAVE Shore, Mater Dei, RBC vie today over top-seeded Middletown North. They SALTER Having scored first round upsets in the good," Ocean coach Dave Enderley said. needed. Both hurlers are well rested. "We're looking to get a couple of breaks "Freehold Township is a very good team, will try to make it two in a row against RBC. annual Shore Conference Baseball Tour- Lacey is expected to go with ace Scott nament, Shore Regional and Mater Del will and hope things go our way." one of the best that we have faced," Visokay Enderley has not decided on a starting said, "but if our pitching holds up like it has, Churchwell who held Middletown North to try to continue their success today in five hits quarterfinal action. pitcher. we'll be okay. The main question mark is "(Ted) Feindt is (8-2) our best pitcher," our hitting." RBC has one of the area's top hitting Shore's "C" South champions (17-8) battle Enderley said. "But he has a little Freehold Township came back from its teams, but the Caseys got a superb pitching "B" North winner Ocean Township (19-9) at tenderness in his hip. If he doesn't go, I'll loss to Rumson-Fair Haven Regional in the performence from senior Steve Abachesky Ocean starting at 3:45 p.m. while Mater Friday when he hurled an eight-inning one Tourneys: Dei's "C" North winner* (17-<) travel to pitch George Sofield (6-1)." Monmouth College tourney to shut out Toms hitter against Wall. Freehold Township (18-5) for a 3:30 game. Ocean has a balanced attack led by River North, 2-0, in the opening round. centerfielder Dan Knier (419) He leads the "We played better against Toms River," Catcher Pete Lynch is the hitting leader Other quarterfinal games today have Red team in both average and extra base hits. Patriot coach Bernie Goldwater said. "But for RBC. He is batting around 450 and is one Bank Catholic (17-8-1) playing host to Lacey Vinnie Christopher and Turk Acquaro give we are still not as aggressive as we showed of the top defensive catchers in the area There are Township (16-7), another surprise team, at Shore a solid one-two pitching punch. earlier and we're not hitting well. But one Third baseman Glenn Oneidas is the top 3:45 while Manasquan (18-5-1) Is at home Christopher will be on the mound today. loss, and its goodbye." power hitter. against Brick Township (16-7). Shortstop Vinnie Fiore and first baseman Senior lefthander Cory Schnebel (6-2) is Brick at Manasquan Shore-Ocean Don Archer are the top hitters. expected to do the pitching. One player who MANASQUAN - This game will be a too many OCEAN — The two schools are only two Mater Dei-Freehold Twp. has been hitting is outfielder Adam Lazarus rematch of a regular season game in which miles apart but have not played each other the Big Blue scored a 5-1 victory. this season. They did, however, have a pre- FREEHOLD - Derek Sininsky (7-2) is (.373). ournaments, tournaments ... too expected to take the mound for the Seraphs, Lacey at RBC Mike Mahady (7-1), a junior righthander season scrimmage. but Mater Dei coach Bill Visokay won't who is fully recovered from a back injury. many of them! Just when everybody "This time of the year every team is RED BANK - Lacey scored the biggest Tthought the high school baseball hesitate to bring in Dave Krall (7-1) if upset of the playoffs Friday in a stunner See SHORE. Page 3B season was over ... here comes another tournament. Just when mom thought dinner would be on time and the whole family could eat together and probably see each other Sixers'coach I for the first time since March, she gets stumped again. Just when dad thought he could get some help around the yard, maybe cutting the grass or trimming the calls it quits hedges, he gets put off again. "So what do you have going this weekend? "Well mom and dad, we got PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Billy Cunningham, lucky and qualified for the Eastern saying it's time to move on to other things, resigned States-New Jersey Divlsion-of-the-Tour- yesterday as head coach of the Philadelphia 76ers nament-of-the- Schools-by-the-Beach after eight years of unparalleled success that Tournament to be played in East Lower included one National Basketball Association Hopscotch. If we win that one, we play championship. the winner of the ..." "It's not a day for tears," Cunningham, 41, told High schools are allowed by the a news conference. "I've been just a very fortunate NJSIAA to play 24 games per season person to be able to have coached a great basketball Then there's the Shore Conference team, and be involved in the great sport of Tournament the Monmouth College professional basketball. I leave it with a smile on Invitational and, oh, yes. the state my face, not with my head down." tournament. Cunningham, who led the 76ers to the 1983 One tournament isn't enough? Okay, I championship, reached 200, 300 and 400 victories can see two. One is needed to decide the fatter than any coach in NBA history. He said his best in the shore and then one to decide decision to leave had nothing to do with losing in the best in the state But why even that? the playoff semifinals last week to the Boston Why do you have to have a Shore Celtics Conference tournament AND the Mon- "I feel that it's time for Bill Cunningham to move mouth College Invitational Tournament9 on to other areas with his life." he said, but added Why not have the two in one? I mean, that he had no immediate plans. the Monmouth College Tournament "Right now I'm just going to sit back and could decide who the top team in the evaluate the whole thing and relax for awhile and shore is, couldn't it? see what direction I'm going to be going into. I have Once you determine the winners in no timetable." each division for the Shore Conference, Cunningham, who said the decision was made the argument of who is the best team in with his family and some friends, noted that he has each county is a mute point for been connected with professional basketball for 20 speculation Something for local water- years. ing holes to debate. Something for the "I've been traveling for 20 years, my children are kids to think about when they get bored getting up In age, there are a lot of things I wanted during study hall. to do that I didn't get the opportunity to do, and The only thing the tournaments do is I felt there were other things I could do besides make it easier for scribes to determine coach a professional basketball team." he said. who the best team in the weekly Top 10 "I'm just looking forward to those challenges " poll is. But that isn't any fun. What fun Cunningham had one year remaining on his is a poll if you can't argue about it? contract, but said he had not asked for a settlement Deciding on the playing field takes all of the final year, estimated at about 1400,000. Sixers the fun out of it. owner Harold Katz said Cunningham "walked away But really, does a one game series from a big salary and didn't ask for a settlement." really decide who's best? Pitchers have Both Cunningham and Katz denied a published off days, hitters have off days and, yes, report that the resignation was prompted by even coaches have off days. Once you differences between them. boil it down to the four or five best "We get along," said Cunningham "He's very teams, they are all pretty equal. knowledgeable. He's very involved. We talked a lot. Not to mention the wear and tear on But he let me run my team. He knew I wouldn't the kids physically. Have you ever have worked any other way." pitched two games in three days? Or how Said Katz. "In the four years, we've been THE REGISTER about four games in two weeks with a together we've had many discussions. We didn't DOESN'T REPEAT — Christian Brothers Academy's Rob rain. Action was suspended because of the weather, but two-inning relief appearance on Satur- always agree, but had the best relations between Hanlon measures a putt in an earlier match this year. the conference was unable lo get the course back, so day. "Yeah, I threw 19 innings last week coach and owner in our league. Billy was not going Hanlon, who helped lead the Colts to NJSIAA title last champions had lo be declared. For story, other photos, and coach says I'm going again in the to be fired by me. I never thought about firing week, got wet yesterday at Knob Hill in Manalapan as the see Page 3B. , tournament game tomorrow." And Billy." people wonder why their kids have a Shore Conlerence golf Championships were played in the hard time putting their shirts on in the morning. You can argue that this kind of ltress doesn't bother a strapping 17-year- old. I disagree. Keyport rifles through Bernards in the rain Putting aside the physical overload, what about school work? I mean, we entire repetoire sacrificed him to second. Kevin Riegler committed an error in three games That's even have night games on school nights. ly DAW SAITEA The tall righthander kept his breaking walked and Steve Antonucci pushed a good baseball and that's what I like to see. What are kids doing out playing night The Register pitches down and away from most of the perfect bunt past a charging Dante to load Teams are going to score runs and get their baseball when they should be home hits, but as long as they earn them. If we 1 KEYPORT - Keyport High School had to batters, forcing 11 groundouts out of 15 the bases. Tony Cofone lofted a fly ball to studying' Hey, I know that studying isn't sit through two rain delays yesterday, but it possible chances. short right field that should have been the could erase the middle of the season, we'd the coolest thing to do no matter what was all worth it. The Red Raiders downed second out, but the right fielder dropped the look super. We won our first four and then the season, especially in the spring. The Bernards High School, 2-0, in an abbreviated "He kept the ball down and the batters ball allowing Craig Riegler to score. seven of our last eight." were slapping it into the ground — that's kids have a great excuse not to do their game to advance in the Central Jersey Ted Nappi grounded into a fielder's choice The Raiders will not get a break as they work. Group I baseball playoffs. what I like to see," Raider head coach Jim to force Kevin Riegler at the plate, but Dan Zdanewicz said. "He's 7-3 and he's not will play their second-round game today. "How come your homework isn't The game was held up after the first Mandigo walked with the bases still oaded They will travel to take on top-seeded New done, Mr. Shortstop1" the biology inning because of lightning, and when the overpowering, he's a control pitcher. He to force home the second run. was a little upset that he wasn't getting the Brunswick (15-4) and Zdanewicz thinks it teacher asks. rain would not subside, the two clubs waited Bob Turner and Craig Reigler tapped could be a great game. "It will be a tough "Well, you see, we had a night game out the downpour for 45 minutes before corners but he's smart, he gives the umpires infield singles to start the fifth before the what they want." one," Zdanewicz noted. "They are confident last night and we didn't get back until resuming play. game was called. in themselves and they remember last year about 11:30 and by the time I got home They played through the top of the fifth The Raiders didn't exactly hit the cover "We hit the ball on the ground and had a They were the top seed last year and we it was midnight ..." and Keyport had runners at second and third off the ball while collecting their five hits, bunt here and there," Zdanewicz explained. went down there and our kid threw a one- Or, "We had a state playoff game in in the bottom of the inning when rain halted but some untimely errors by the Moun- "We have not been a great hitting team all hitter and we beat them 1-0. They are going North Jersey and it went extra innings, play for a second time. The umpires ruled taineer defense and a couple of walks by season, so we have scratched for our runs. to come out smoking and we're going to be and there was traffic on the parkway the game official after judging the field losing pitcher Tony Dante allowed Keyport But we had runners on second and third with smoking. It should be interesting ... we'll coming home ..." unplayable. to get the runs they needed. nobody out when the game was called, so we have some fun." Call me a party pooper Maybe Craig Riegler tossed a two-hitter through After leaving the bases loaded in the were ready to put the icing on the cake. everybody likes to play 30 high school the five innings to pick up his seventh win second, Keyport got both tallies in the "I'm pleased with the last three games Keyport improved to 14-9 overall while games in two and a half months. Can't against three losses. Riegler walked two and bottom of the fourth. Riegler reached on an we've played," Zdanewicz continued Bernards dropped out of the toumey at really think of anything else a teen-ager struck out two and had command of his error to lead off and Chris Trembley "We've played flawless baseball, haven't 12-11 1. Dante is 2-6 would like to be doing besides going to practice and playing games. Maybe kids like throwing their arms To run at Monmouth July 27 out and I'm sure they love blowing off school work. I know I did. Now they have a good excuse to do so. Why not do away with all the tournaments altogether. Or here's another solution. Tired Spend a Buck will skip Belmont Stakes Instead of playing 24 games, PLUS the / tournaments, why not play the required means that the Kentucky Derby winner will pretty good," Diaz said. "You can count on one hand the number number of games to determine the NEW YORK (AP) - Spend a Buck, the Kentucky Derby winner who earned $2.6 have participated in only one-third of the Diaz said the horse has some bleeding of horses who ran six furlongs in 109 and conference champion in each division. Triple Crown. Spend a Buck, who won the from the mouth, but the cause has not been went on to win a mile and a quarter after Twelve or 14. Then instead of all the non- million with a Jersey Derby victory that left him cut and bruised, will skip the Belmont third fastest Kentucky Derby by 5V4 lengths determined and it could possibly be gum they had been challenged early and late." conference bouts that coaches and on May 4, passed up the May 18 Preakness problems. Gambolati said. athletic directors use to fatten their win- Stakes and rest until late July, his owner and to run In the Jersey Derby where he was trainer said yesterday. Diaz's decision to skip the Preakness Huddle Up ran with Spend a Buck through loss percentage, go right into the eligible for a $2 million bonus. drew criticism from racing traditionalists. tournaments from there,. Top two teams "Now we've got an opportunity to rest a mile in 1:35 and then dropped back as him and I'm sure he'll come back better There was no doubt that Spend a Buck was But the decision paid off handsomely from each division get in, no matter tired at the end of the Jersey Derby. Creme Fraiche and El Basco moved to than ever," trainer Cam Gambolatl said Monday when Spend a Buck earned 1600.000 challenge. Creme Fraiche actually got in what county -or municipality you are yesterday at Garden State Park. "It was a tough race and he didn't have from a f 1 million purse plus the bonus for from. You could call It the Monmouth the easiest of trips," Diaz said of the colt's sweeping the Cherry Hill Mile, Garden State front briefly leading at the quarter-pole, but Gambolatl and owner Dennis Diaz Hid Spend a Buck won the stretch duel, although College Shore Conference Invitational the colt will be shipped to Monmouth Park punishing run in the Jersey Derby. "There's Stakes, Kentucky Derby and Jersey Derby. Tournament. That way you'd end up from Garden State sometime next week and no question he showed the heart of a But while the colt's fourth straight victory his final quarter time was a slow 27 3-5 playing fewer games and get just as pointed for the Haskell Invitational at champion." was the richest in racing history, it was seconds. That made his final time 2:02 3-5, much accomplished. Monmouth on July 17. "He came through the race with nicks and anything but easy as he was challenged most which was 2 2-5 seconds slower than his time Skipping the June 6 Belmont Stakes cuts and bruises. He got bumped around of the way. in the Kentucky Derby. Thr Rrgislrr WEPttlMY, MAY 29, 18 SPORTS BRIEFS Top players advance in French Open; DalPra stars for Paterson jayvee Noah attempts to regain his crown AYNE - Del DalPra, who at catcher, batted 383 with a competed in football, homer, triple, two doubles and at JW wrestling and baseball for nine RBU. He alto threw out 9 of PARIS Chris Fox of Ocean and Mike Lee CHICAGO (API - Coach Kevin of Red Bank Regional finished tied Loughery. who guided the Chicago for third at four over. Bulls to their first NBA playoff Jeff Goodal of Jackson. Shafer of appearance in four years, was fired CBA and Dave Wells of Brick tied yesterday along with two assistant for fourth at five over Brian Dugan coaches by General Manager Jerry SOPH MAKES GOOD — Keith Ryan, a sophomore from Red Bank of St. Rose and Ed Kay of Marlboro Krause. THE REGISTER /QREQQ ELLMAN Catholic, tied (or sixth in yesterday's Shore Conference Golf tied for fifth at seven over and Keith Loughery will be paid $265,-000 for Ryan of Red Bank Catholic and John EARNS A SHARE OF THIRD — Red Bank Regional |umor Mike Lee Championships at Knob Hill in Manalapan the remaining year of his three-year Henderson of Matawan finished tied for third place yesterday in the Shore Conference Golf contract with the National Basket- deadlocked for sixth at nine over. Championships at Knob Hill in Manalapan. ball Association team. Oilers need Countys Largest Most Complata Garden Center "The Garden Spot more for crown Tha Area's Finest Selection of Fresh Quality Produce of "»• Q'«*n State- OPEN 7 DAY* The furiously paced first period ROUTE 9, FREEHOLD SAM to 7PM ROUTE 34, COLTS NECK Edmonton. Alberta (API - Way- had just about everything a hockey ne Gretzky continued his playoff Asit. Varietyrof I SL game can offer. Just as in Game 3. SUPER heroics with a pair of power-play FRUIT play was wide open, with frequent SPECIAL goals last night to lift the Edmonton TREES $1 495 SF breakaways and 2-on-ls for both ilt growing Oilers within one victory of their I >F» teams UMI To pri»tcy second straight Stanley Cup with a iRBORVITAE 5-3 triumph over the Philadelphia The Flyers struck first 46 seconds WIVMfTY Flyers in as Rich Sutler got his first goal PlOWfRrNO If the Oilers, leading the series of the playoffs. Fuhr made a superb 3-1. can win here tomorrow night, pad save on a Derrick Smith *8»5 they will annex their second con- slapshot and also blocked Ron Sutler RHJ) t?9 9ii on the rebound. The puck skidded 3torJgO«»l secutive National Hockey League WMptng behind the net, where Rich Sutler SOX 95 championship in five games The WILLOW ooowoob 95 MIUIH'. »19 Flyers, who passed Edmonton late grabbed it and sent a backhander in MAPLE »19 front which bounced in off the skate »19« COUPON in the regualr season to win the Eip. t-945 overall points title, must capture of Oilers defenseman Charlie Hud- LAM£ SEUCTION OF APPLE TREES HOSE TREES three in a row — tomorrow, then dy. mwr.. WHITE fLM*. MEKH.OCK 100 OFF Sunday and next Tuesday in Phila- ROSES Edmonton tied it at 4:22 when 95 I EACH BUSH delphia »0" 3 for NOUMT Coffey established his record with a $25|BIRCH 24 | oo i The Oilers have won 15 straight 3tor15 50-foot slapshot on a power play. But |rn-. |l|. *»—— -A — - • ii home playoff contests the Oilers' Pat Hughes and Mark rnpn an* awn PHPJI 95 Philadelphia held a, 3-1 edge in the RHODODENDRON. Messier were penalized within 42 Ktmucky31 TtfFtNMITU • PatwRp ijtt> >9^ 29 first period, but fell victim to seconds, handing the Flyers' a two- Cmjptng Rad Fwcu* W t> •R«p*IRy*1.Mt> Edmonton's revitalized power play —uORIMO « man advantage. PmtoMlFMMirfe. • Baron Kwtudiy BU LULL WEEDS The Oilers were l-for-14 with a man Kkm*GraitMMK*N """MMmar* and advantage in this series, but con- •Unlucky BkNOnm 1.11b QranUtD. TWICE AS QMUC5 «•««»»• nected four times in six tries last They cashed in for only their nan. second power-play goal in 20 tries night NAT when Bergen blasted a 40-footer 2 •5H • Kdk unwarned weeo* t - One of those goals was by Paul MMTAPIAT —-. grams Hong fenus »* past Fuhr's glove. ways, puns Coffey. giving him 10 for the entire JOBES MiM-Nuaarra '12** sstsu ml state and playoffs, a record for defensemen At 8:32, referee Kerry Fraser — FERTILIZER HMM And Gretzky go( one in the second who was substituting for Andy Van SPIKES period to boost the Oilers ahead for Hellemond, out with was bad back $-|59 FLOWERING the first time, then clinched the — whistled Flyers defenseman Doug HANGING OufPfte* $999 victory with another in the third. Crossman for holding. When GARDENS Crossman complained, he was given $12 Gretzky, who scored three goals an additional two minutes for un- in Game 3, pounced on a loose puck sportsmanlike conduct. The largest selection of in the slot at 12:53 of the middle session after Coffeys long shot had But the Oilers were virtually VEGETABLE and FLOWERING been blocked. Gretzky put a helpless early in the power play and SEEDLINGS ANYWHERE!! backhander past goalie Pelle Ron Sutler broke free when he Lindbergh to the far side to make it knocked the puck away from Coffey. Must see it to believe it 4-3. He never got off a shot as Messier EVERYTHING FROM AGERATUM hooked him to the ice and Fraser At 3:42 of the final period, Mark awarded Sutler a penalty shot. TO ZINNIAS Cototaa- tten, coto. Messier skated into the Flyers' zone FiMhia and sent a backhand pass to It was only the third penalty shot ADD COLOR Petunia- Had. ft* Gretzky, who fired a wrist shot over ever in the finals and the third which TO YOUR WM BUM 4 Bkxkn the glove of goalie Bob Froese, who failed. Sutter, who also missed a LANDSCAPE replaced Lindbergh to start the third penalty shot against the New York WITH period. It was the 16th goal of the Islanders during the season, at- PERENNIALS playoffs for Gretzky, who has tempted to put a wrist shot between Sttocttm already broken his own playoff Fuhr's legs but the goalie got his points record with 43. right leg pad on the puck GARDEN RICH FERTILIZER Ghnon for 40LB.MO Shore HO-5 DELUXE Continued Irom Page 1B GRUB second baseman Ty Hawkins (.397), ' will pitch for Manasquan. Brick Is'; outfielder Kevin Holly (.404) and Qtnnview WEED | expected to go with Gary Hummis- $525 CONTROL third baseman Bill Newbery (.3681 2-WAY ton. I lead a strong Manasquan hitting use Shortstop Brian Smith (.4X9).' attack GREEN POWER OFTANOL Cummins wins in sailboard Series Reg, 41.95 Mindniti ?f Long Branch were SANDY HOOK - Will Cummini | second and third, respectively. of Keyport look first place in the , The series, sponsored k by the weekly Sandy Hook Sailboard Series Lance Sailing Center and Atlantic on Sandy Hook Bay Sunday. John $2395 Coast Surf and Sail, will resume Niemtla of Ruii.ion and Mark Sunday at 5 p.m. The Register SCOREBOARD WEMCSMY. MAY 29, 1985 HORSE RACING MONMOUTH PARK let: 99.916. Ma. . CHwj . > |e> a a* 7 Royojl Jove IMmca) 8-1 2 Mater Ski W I Vega) 4 80 3 90 1 Baty Harm IMaar) 4- 8 Rubber SokM (Lopat) 1-1 t 9Ma> • Deal (Marouei) 2 80 2 Taaei TCJ. (Vega) w 9 Regal Mood (Verne) . 20 i M Fkaae M.9N data Irate* 9 Mr p. I 3 Borgutl Caape (.Verge) 9- 10 Kanny J (Cuevel) 10-1 1 MaHank (aabounn) 1240 490 310 4 lot 0 8a« (Thomet) B 69k: 111.899. Oat*., Jywi-P I" 4 King Boa) KaaHy fStehop) 340 280 5 Sharp Ckmb (Thomae) is- 1 Bote« (Farrer) 4-1 5 Lam Saner (Verge) 500 8 Johnny Jenprton (Anppy) *- 2 Charlotte a Fancy INtcotii 3-1 laaaea (9-4) 118 98 00 "g''",'% 7 Pro Nelo (Pebnila) J0- 3 Wah You Luck (Rocco) 10-1 I T,pp»r, Rebellion (McCauleyl 3 4 Chrmamate (Roccol 10-1 1 hliat Ballagha (McCaulay) 9 Pnnce ol the Mml (Rocco) 6 5 Inph Cherub (McCaulay) 9-2 490380290 He* 17.698. CM* . I ya. • ««. 8 Speedy Twoeka (Anoey) 5-1 6 Sahiina (Thomaa) 4 90 I 20 1 Bubbiei Bagen (Soutonrtl 20- 7 itiend Goi (Flococl . 1&-1 3 Sttnle Awmg (Lukat) 3 40 2 Oanear t Mat (Parrel) 2- 8 Serioul Lady (RupKto) 10-1 I.wckt (14) 111 11 3 OnkM Help IRuiano) 5- 6 OoUan Oreena (Ayoubi .. 10-1 49> Raaa 99.6*9 ataa e-*f Iraaap 91 4 Oodort Favorrte (BVklm) 15 10 Paace Waapon Itouacna) 9-1 5 Meat My Maker (McCaulay) 5 Rota Orogan (Antey) 3 T9k: 111.999. aje... »•••». 9Pa». . 900 4.40 320 6 Banner weekend (Anaey) 10- 1 Sort Rock (Vargal T-2 « SMlctier (MerqueJI 890 990 7 Caroli Charger |MarQuat) 6 2 Old Mam (MoCauley) 4-1 2 Reaaamng Order (Wynlpr) 4 00 8 BK) Ma No HI (Ward) IS- 3 Globe' Jet (Matander) 6 1 TrDaota (M-2) BtM 19 9 Sueeni Oow ivegel 12- 4 Sacred Uoton (Anney) 9-2 9*1 Race 111.999 tMa. Urn I|H» 1 •ret 99.IM. Cue* . tre.ilUT* Yap. 5 Oovpr Ridga (firacciaie) 9-1 1 Why Bendl Me Mmd INad) 8 6 Oaajr iMcCauiey) 5-2 2 Lookmloramitkon (Anaayl 800 41)0 3 40 2 Up Ma Flower (Me/Quei) 5-2 7 South Fonda (Rutanct 10-1 it Cryptic Miea (Parrel) 320 290 3 Clever Advice (Zurrvga) 12- SOB: lir.899, Mat., Iratea), 9Ft». 4 WMlayaknow (Verge) . ... 9.00 4 Brae Baeic (Ayoubi 4- 1 Seciutive Mute (Gomel) 10-1 t.aatarl-1) KB.ll 5 jennyi Eapro (Lopat) 6 2 Feel Man (Rocco) 9-1 6 Laughing Landing (McCauleyl 7-2 3 Potrkcel Conaant (Cuavatl 9-1 1 Retiy Regan lOarcal 1240 840 4 20 7 Lotatan IBrecciaJe) 3- 4 Darby Hal (Avaral 2-1 2 Flan Angle (Roccol - 7 Do 4 90 8 Lucy Clara (Rocco) « 5 Hyparoorn (Thomet) 72 4 Wonoeroue Statka (Vega) 4 90 * Tul TertnOy (No Rider) 9-2 baa (14) 9TJ.49 49>: KM, Men Oat)., 9 Pat. 7 Crkpi KrMgh! (No Rider) 5-2 m Ban, 811.999 atate. Ha lap 11/1* 1 I Do Some Feel (Ruamol 10- Ifaaap, p»wr 8 Crown i Revenge (Anllay) I Bombay Lght (Bracciawl 20 1 1 Srtrva«i and Chiin iCuavat) 10-1 92O34O28O 3 Beckyi venture (Arvney) 10 2 Dark Daaxa (Oaaaart) 4-1 9 Donee Rival IBracctaaj) 7 40 5 20 4 Swaapaway IThomaa) B 10- 3 Dakota Spaad (No Ridati 20 I 3 Canadian Currency (Vagi) ' 580 5 Wma Dark Sea (Breccaie) 8 4 Bar Bt R4MI (CaaMnadal 121 •aaeea (1-8) 949.19 OO (1-9) 944 M 6 Hopping Avenue (No RxMr) 6- 5 Wuard Spa* (MalandMI 12 I a* Ftaaa 814,9*9 al l|tl»11/19 7 Ma Nina 0 (Roccol 9- 6 Uaka Wavat IFarfaf) 10-1 at), tart 8 Hanaraa Pnnceat (M>ner| 3- 7 Tahoa Sunny (CaaMnadal 15 1 7 Sovereign Song IVarge) . 940 390 280 9 Kohjctooe Shirley IN«d 0 | WINS AT MONMOUTH - Sovereign Song (7). ridden Joseph Rocco, was second and Along Came Jones (3), 8 Angiaa imp (Morgan) 10 I 4 Wrkow Light (Rocco) . 580 3 40 10 Quick Greek IGomeil 3-1 by Mario Verge, wins the featured race at Monmouth Park with Donald Miller Jr. in the saddle, was third. II World Paper (Roccol 9 A want CvaM (MXandui 3 Along Came Jonaa (MMar)... 390 10 Maw Souihpon (Mu-prtyl 151 I.eett ft-*) m.» BUI: H.666. Ctttwj . yesterday The winner paid $6 40 Willow Light (4), under 11 Bow OMaa (Marouai) 15-1 Mk Haaa ttyrm mm. Urn Italap • tar 1 MendacKxit IRujano) 12 R.taa Pockal ICorpaa) 20 I 3 Cheat a Dream (VaJdpH) 900 440 320 2 Red HOI and Cole (MatQuati AE Dial C% |NaM 0 I 5-1 8 humble CaMa (Verge) 5 00 3 90 3 DpviHh Pleasure iBracciaie} 8- 11 Bharucha lOarcia) 3 20 4 Arrneihon (Lope/) 12- (M) 99919 5 Trea Otticer (Oe.oal J- T,91IBi tta«*a 1. BASEBALL BASKETBALL 8 AHa Corea (Slackhouee) 9- 3 Joay Sor (Roccol 27 80 1300 540 AMCMCAN 1 iftWfg MATIONAt. CJAOOf I") atrltl Darraar ct 8 110 IMutO t 1 W L Pel 0 MEAOOWLANDS SndbnjA 4 1 t 0 Ma>a I l 1997-13 - PMaaaajriw rtart Dal Lot AngMt Toronto Jt 14 474 - Lopaalf 12 2 1 Lakan. 4-0 Dtirod U 17 »i 4 MaraMdn 9 111 1981-82 - Laa Angam Lanark oat 24 18 S7I n Gaylk 1114 prwa Taan. 4-2 lat: Paaa. M.999. 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TBANSACTIONS BASEBALL n—o coach PHILADELPHIA 7flCRS—Annourw*d ft* Ol ffk» NHl tn itIT la-Vtt TiGERS-PiK«a Civ« P»mr0 tr»t t5-day B Ktmmi ct 2 0 0. OanM p 2 0 0. n c i 0 0. OroM* ID 2 0 0, Boyd Oh dua to tw ntuania apttfame BOSTON BRJINS-Srgned Kraig 2 0 0 CtwWuoo 10 0 0. PocquM tt 2 0 0 Nanhua •• wmg LftSoU » 2 0 t fly»O 26 200 PcAwKy M DETROIT RED WINGS- 2 0 1. TOTALS 17 0 2 S-day drtaoied 'itt S«nad Jet) Small. remaining Iwn yam ol lha contract ol Oarryi Lap Onmat and Mcneai Jonet Sitaar. canter, m order to tejajaa end Scon Locnow catchar. io m Co*0nt M 3 0 0 Mtvp. M 3 0 0 MEW YORK METS-Opnoned COLORAOO JTATE-Nemed d 1 0 1, MMttfl 1b 3 0 0. Turn* 3b 3 0 pitcher io Tmtejei ol me hwab head namiew coach, rapiec , C Hlig.li p 3 1 I. TwnQtty c 2 0 0. K fajapyMkty. who toolook e pmaaaanaarr job wanh CaCit BtpJe- t 2 TOTALS 2 S CAL STATE-FULLERTON-Named CHICAGO BULLS-FitWJ Ktvm Louohary The Register IT. MAY 29, 1985 BUSINESS LOCAL SECURITIES Bank! t Industrial quotationt Ik MCI wins $37.7 million award s courtmy Fahnaatock a Co.. E.F. Mulion •M IM 1«M a. Company Inc.. and Amarlcan Sacurl- II It* compensation for losses as- categories: damages for Ex- • MM MM CHICAGO (AP) - A federal IH tH sociated with Execunet, MCIs But AT&T lawyers said the ecunet loases and damages for 11 Jury yeaterday awarded MCI IM IM regular long-distance service. communications giant should be losses from private lines, MCIs Communications Corp. $37.7 A jury In IMC had awarded MCI held liable only for actual loaaes, original point-to-point service. lit 1 million from American Tele- 4k WOO million, which was tripled not hypothetical ones. The appeals court threw out It U phone « Telegraph Co. for being 4* under antitrust law. The total f 1.8 The determination of whether of the 21 charges sgainst AT&T. denied access to long distance ITM ITM billion Judgment - the largest MCI should be compensated for The six remaining charges In- 17 telephone lines In the mid-1970s SIM award In U.S. history — was loaaea associated with Execunet volved AT&T's refusal to provide k BIM3 voided by an appeals court, but MCI access to its long-distance S tM Under federal antitrust law, had been a major issue in the M M the award will be tripled to 1113.1 the court upheld the antitrust case. network. Interfering with MCi . 7/ai t/M customers, providing MCI with k million. violation. ATliT attorneys had argued i/i* inferior service and negotiating IS/11 11/11 Ma had asked for $8.8 billion In the retrial, the two com- Execunet was not In operation at M, k with MQ In bad faith. KM MM in damages, while AT&T said the panies presented II witnesses the time of the antitrust viol- IM 4 Jury in the civil case should over 17 days. ations and there shouldn't be any AT&T would be responsible for lid 1*M about 30 percent of the damages, k consider a figure between $7 5 MCI lawyers displayed a compensation for losses resulting 17% f7M million and $3*4 million. financial study showing projected from a delay of that service. with the rest shared by the CM/tiOa*. Oa Tata.il 10 The Jury returned its verdict in losses based on claims that The 11 jurors were asked by regional companies that were-, •J* 1 • M I . the third day of deliberations. ATaVTs actions blocked the com- U.S. District Judge John Grady to created after the break-up of The award does not include any pany's expansion and investment break down their verdict into two AT&T last year. • NY STOCK EXCHANGE HMftjaiya)- •Maaaaaaaaaal 1 4M MM— M •ana a i m I - H aaa M ajaj tat laa aaMajt aaa •KtJ4 W *a I4M- k Ml 1 • at United not ready to resume negotiations n lain i in mi II II ItM* k 11414 Ik - * - A - •fen Ml 1 IM SM MltM • 1174 11 - k S4 7J4 Uk- M ssa IIM+ M •aw. Ill i ia 47M- k MM a 4SH- H go back to work unless they achieve about 900 new pilots the company The stalemate came just a day •Jaj ll ISM 4IM* M NtfJH IM • sa M - M •jmailM 11 78 CHICAGO (AP) - United Airlines Ut 1 4M Mk- k ITS IH- k taiW IM aats * • job protection for all the employees hired just before the strike, Landry after a federal mediator announced «a in 7BM MM* k Mtir in 4M+ M •ana t is a ISk— k is not ready to go back to the honoring strike. said, adding that only four of those that negotiators had reached' a Maut IM II Ml BM- k ftftM M II ISM a - M Kara* IM IS M4 ISk Mribi 11 44 •IM* •, «Uf 1*0 IIH UaM Ml M 4k bargaining table, the airline's chair- "That Includes protection for workers crossed the picket lines and tentative agreement on the main Aaall 144 mni MM* 'a NKIsk 1 » B 4X1 araaaao I tit Hk* H man said yesterday, despite the that new hires who joined the strike economic issue, a two-tier pay scale, luttrt i a II as MM—1 NMM 1*4 i ia IIM- • - 0 - O - management pilots who stayed out MltAir 14 • 171 IIM- k Ml Ik- k aHIX man Ilk- k stated willingness of its striking which would put newly hired pilots ISM* k with us, and for all flight attendants could lose their jobs. tkm IB 11 IIM ia.. I /I/ IVM— k ONaU IN 4I4M UaM IB 11 441 SSk- ! NaW. a ii4 Ilk— k Maa 1 HUM Mk* k pilots to resume talks aimed at who honored the picket lines," he In addition, pilots say they're on a much lower scale than lhair «H*" IM 41 a - k IMrVl til II mi a at IM It 771 Bk*lk ending their 12-day walkout. said. upset about United's seniority predecessors. • IK ak Mk 4M* M il in BM* k CS'PM MH* H Richard Ferris, chief executive ScTIS II4M MVI fVar M tM I Ml Those are issues United will not proposal, which would lift non- "With the reaching of a tentative AHa* III M faraa IM srMt MM*lk OaaaHIMt II1171 4Sk officer of the nation's largest airline, M SM tk* H 'W* M IS Ml CMa-4 44 ii a ll» negotiate, David Pringle, Unlted's striking pilots over more senior agreement ... the company already taa IM II 4M •raaMi M i ia »M* H a P - a - said at a news conference he did not chief negotiator and senior vice pilots who walked out. has demonstrated they have gotten «aa M 1141 Ilk* M - a at IM • MS BH- k believe further talks at this point •aaa no BIM7 Mk- , W> SM - II a417 - BH- k ra« 114 • aits Ittt president for human resources, said "That Is anathema to the union what they said they needed, a new Nafta n SM • mi 41M- k ratlf SB III4M MM— '. would be of any benefit. at the airline's news conference. position," Landry said. contract that would keep them NVaM IM • 11? aM— M 101111 an- k raitkin • rw 74k *l atav 140 III0SI Itk rftr,!!* faitalS} • SMISak* k The sticking point to a settlement United Capt. John LeRoy, a Roger Hall, chairman of thecompetitive," Hall said In a news tiXar. IM II Bl IIM- '. •talaa HM I Ml Bk- 'a is a back-to-work agreement, Ferris spokesman for the Air Line Pilots pilots' Master Executive Council, release. ll rm Sk*'; haaKIB n in •JRMM • ISM H*t+ i tar..laf* IM. IuniI int MH* k •taaar SM HIM 8H* . acknowledged. The economic Issues Association representing the air-had said Monday the union was "The back-to-work agreement, Ma IM I4 77S7 rth+l . taaa 14 a itk- k IM IM 1 Ml Mk* k that triggered the walkout were which normally Is a routine matter Vaaal tat 14 SM IIM* > laM B a* 17 •tMi la 11 44 Pk line's 5,000 striking pilots, said at a ready to meet with United. United •Haa IM I|llt4wt4k* k oavhiia 11 Ml Bk •aaallM n M4 4tk- '« settled Friday at a marathon nego- union news conference yesterday, spokesman Joe Hopkins said the to negotiate, Is the only thing holding •MM III It IMS ll'<- M *•» fc 147(7 tM* k hjpla M II 4) 4lk- k tiating session that lasted Into •aanct IH • 4B MM wi" Sa 1114 NafCa i a ntMt MH- k "United pilots are solid as any labor company would have an obligation to us apart now," he said. MaVf 44 nifii « . I Ml. Nral M llaMS IS • k Saturday, when talks broke off. group has ever been in any strike. cooperate if federal mediators re- United said it was flying 209 flights MaW ItM S 1 Ml 1|H Mar IM II4171 MH— k aaaSM 1 M It IM MM- M alipllm M II IM4tM* k IMat ISM IIH- k Dave Landry, a spokesman for the Our very profession is at stake." quested a resumption in the nego- Monday compared with 1,550 flights aaSw t4 II HI dtk* k II II IM* k •Nail IM SUM I4M— k pilots, said late Monday they won't The union was also concerned tiations. on a normal day. • HI 170 IIBMI Mk* M •ra M 14 MM Bk- M II IMI Mk— k tMMfc M II IISISk- k artfilB It IM M •MM S IMI MM- k taaa 18 MM-IM l*tfa 11177 IIH- k Man IM ii sa JO'. tt aM* 71 II 117 B'.-l •Maa IM II Ml •Ik- M ftaar 114 4 Bl V - k IMt caaav, ii aa Ilk* k M»t IM 11 SM4lk— . taatar 1 M Ml BH* I Mnaa I M IS IM 8M* k Ma Bt IIM- '. lataa I II IMS 4JTM* k aa* IM • MM 8M* k •jam) i I77 7B 8H- k •MMM ill1** s laaU M Itlt74 a HM IM 1 Mt8H- k tata, 4* I all IIM- k trat IM ii sa 41k rrant IM IIBB SIH* k Judge clears way for takeover of TWA Hasairu M in MM* k •ataPi 1 SM IIH •jaM 1 • •IB BM* k MMk !• la SB 11'. •aaa. i si • aM! MM* M •Ma I • Sit IM— k aa ISM 7k» k mm UaM Ita HIM 8M* '. Icahn and from C.E. "Ed" Meyer, success on the merits of any continu- maajkia tuiii JTk* k mt ia II TM BH 1 IIS 14k- k carrier, has bitterly resisted Icahn's ISM- » Ilk- H ing violation, or even serious ques- Maa Ml MM 11 M IM NEW YORK (AP) - A federal overtures, filing suit In a Missouri TWA s president aaMM IM IM B't* M •m M ii tm MH- H Sa I IM 1 judge refused yesterday to block Icahn testified that he has re- tions going to the merits of such a taM IM II TM *M*a I ta I IIM IIM •atMUM IS III r4l • k state court as well as In federal court •MM 4 MM — N ••a ™ •ratSO M M Ml BM* k financier Carl C. Icahn'i MOO million in Manhattan. It also sought protec- jected his own consultant's rec- claim." MaCl SM It - k llatlMBM* k •aaarIM II Sit BM-IH As a result, he said, "there is no II IM a * k •rtai M 11 177 - a - ft a bid for control of Trans World tion from Congress and has asked ommendation that TW As network of AViac M 14 M a Ma M II 1 BH* k •U IM 1117M 4Sk Airlines, ruling he had committed no the federal Department of Transpor- domestic "feeder" routes be dis- irreparable harm" if Icahn's bid Mry M II SM B'.- t mk M It 48 17k- k •U M II B 7M* k IS Ml Ilk MM- k laMV I II tM 4tk* k "ongoing" violation of federal se- tation to rule on Icahn's "fitness" to mantled, that ita Kansas City, Mo., goes forward. //i taaa 1 • IMI Ilk- 'a aaaa .4M II IMS Bk. k M Ml IM curities law. maintenance operation shut down CanneUa said he is convinced that ' •a*. it a I*M •aaa IM 14 IMI SIM- k •aaO tl IM run a major airline. - a - a - aaak IM 11 4t>MM- k ara» IM II ItM •11 • Icahn, who already owns about 29 and that part of ita fleet sold off to Icahn originally intended to follow . IS IMI IIM- M II Ml IIM* k •H U.S. District Judge John M. his consultant's plan, but that be . IIS IM aj*% if 14 7114 BH* k aMK M II mII MM* k percent of TWA, last weak offered raise cash for his acquisition. 14 M4aS7 * k •at* HIM I * k tit per share for the remainder. CanneUa ruled after hearing con- He said that if ha gains control he changed his mind after a May 5 | II II •M* k aaka Ita MM IM IM MM I II 1 an- M nim TWA, the nation's fifth-largest air flicting testimony last Friday from would continue the airline's oper- meeting with Meyer and other top • sa 11 Ml brat. 18 7B77 MM- H Mala lit 11 18BM— k ii m MMBM-l— vk» M Ilk— k ations and possibly seek to expand TWA officials. TWA had argued, In ! Mttaa i 11 lima IIM* '* «»£• M msrt Ok- k Saa i I M> MM— k stMtct rt II aMS att— k IS t 8M MU M II Ml BM* k them through merger with another effect, that It was unrealistic to Mall- ST Maw IS - k taM 171 I 441 MM- rl Mat 41 It — k airline. believe that Icahn abandoned a •aaCl IM IBM 8M-lk •aM 114 7SM7 I7H* M •atari 1 11 • 114 a Mar 44 a *4 IIH- k •aaM) III O7S MH* k Man I It SM u -i But Meyer said Icahn's plans strategy he had followed since altar 111 IM— * la>TI M 771 I4H— k Urk • SB SIM* k Pool, gardening firms would leave TWA saddled with debt September, when be first bought MW M II Ml lit II1171 IIM* » tow us i4 m BM- M aaiAti tM a 1 — 1 - •aaa II 47 1111 •M- k and unable to compete, and that his TWA stock, because of the airline MMMIJI • Mil M - k : Mi 1 aa IS Ml a — k •at" l»t Sot MM- k management's objections. •MKa t II1047 MM- k IT* ia 7 a i«k* k M-. M • 441 Mk* M takeover would thwart a plan to lafl 07, 117 tM- k II an - * - s - restore TWAto financia l health. The "The court has reviewed the laarik* M n tM IIM+ k IM IM IM IIH KB t IS 117 MH* k being hurt by drought record and listened to the testimony MM*M M IIM II awar ia i sa 41M- M HI. M 14 17 8M* k airline posted a $29 » million profit Marti SS If 414 Ilk* k IS IIS II - k ItH* k Uttm is last year after a string of losses. and finds Icahn to be credible.' •aa) 44 IS 1*4 M ISM- k llaMI IIH* H is responsible for supplying the auatM 14 HI BM- k «tar 114 BM- k HMD B * H The Wall Street Journal reported CanneUa wrote In his 20-page de- II IMI ISM- k tun S'r 11 atll BH- k H Hi MSHMTB not water. MtM 141 apOalMt yesterday that TWA has been ap- cision. "It Is not unreasonable for a KM- M l in •M— k SUWaLaMa 1II UI • ta 17 * k While many businesses are wait- "Seeding jobs will probably hurt a tataC i.M II M a44M* M •rt a raV IIM- k MatklM I1I4S7 Hk— k proached by officials at Eastern him to have changed his mind after •traa Ita Mat I7i SB 1 MMB IM • 4S7I Bk ing for their water bills to see how little more than sodding because II 117 n Airlines and Continental Airlines having his consultant's report heavi- •aratat t 17 a>l l- It IP • k k Mana I.M I SM 17k- k the drought will affect their ii m IIM- '. 14k *l Mar. M llatM a * k there, again, large quantities of ly criticized by the people who bad taM 114 1 71 MS about a possible merger that would 8H* k COMICS WEOKSMY. MAY 29, 1985 HAGAR PEANUTS FOR&VE ME, SAY VOU FOR6IVE ME THE 6AME W0WEMBARRAS5IN6! AMP MANA6ER.F0R SO I CAN HAVE PEACE HASN'T STARTED THAT* MISSIN6THAT N! JU5T5AYYOU YET... . MY 9©& F0R6IVEME! 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Cornejr Herbert St. 41 OnoeetoPope M Dwerfcoomb. 81 Cr.amch9.4j. Ample Off Str««t Parking WFWwHhoH tarn 47 Cutaway M Ms Foiter I Homer tor one> LPARK PLACE AND THE BOARDWALK J 747-1586 WEMKSOAY. MAY 29, 1985 •» The Kcgislrr 5 insurance agents lose state licenses application for life insurance to a Insurance Department. Dr. John TRENTON (AP) - The licenses company without the knowledge of Vltale of Jersey City, alto licensed of five Insurance agents or brokers the insured; and Marvin J. Stem, as a dental plan organizer, was fined have been revoked by the Depart- New York, a non-resident broker, $1,000 for falling to file his schedule ment of Insurance in its continuing $750, conducting business after fail- of charges with the department. crackdown on violators of New ure to renew license. The title insurance firms that Jersey regulations, Insurance Com- Dr Melvin Feiler and his af- were fined were: U.S. Life Title missioner Hazel Gluck announced filiated organizations, Dental Main- Insurance Co. of New York, $1,000: yesterday. tenance Organization Inc. and Chicago Title Insurance Co. and the In addition, fines totaling $33,000 Dimensional Management Corp., Safeco Title Insurance Co.. $1,000 were imposed on 11 other licensees, were fined $5,000 for soliciting each, and the agent for both firms, three title Insurance companies and business before a certificate of Thomas J Barton, Toms River, two dental plan organizations for authority had been issued by the $1,000. various infractions, Ms. Gluck said. Agents whose licenses were re- voked were: Robert R. Chriitensen of Vorhees, for misappropriation of 11,393 from insurance premiums received from two clients and failure to respond to an Insurance Depart- ment subpoena; Frederick W Craten and Craten Financial Plan- ning Associates Inc. of Westwood, Issuing a bad check for $250 to the department for a fine; Frank L. Gacclone, Nutley, altering pol- icyholders" checks and applying the additional funds to 14 fraudulent applications for life insurance; Tabra Lee of Cherry Hill, misap- propriation of $579 in insurance ASSOCIATEO PRESS premiums and failure to respond to a department subpoena; and Rolan MOMENTS BEFORE - This was the scene manded he drop the knife, but he began acting A. Hepsen, Hasbrouck Heights, ac- yesterday just before San Diego police fatally shot "irrationally" and alternately charged and re- cepting $600 for an auto insurance a knife-wielding Wayne Holden, 21. after he treated from police, a department spokesman policy and failing to obtain coverage ignored commands to drop the weapon and said. When Holden forced entry into a house by and failure to respond to a depart- jumped through the window of an occupied jumping through a w:ndow. two officers opened ment subpoena. house, authorities said. Holden died in surgery fire. Licensees fined and the amount of Several officers had surrounded him and de- the penalties included: Jaclnto Cardona and J. Cardona Corp., Newark, fined $5,000 for conducting business after failure to renew expired license; Personal Planning Inc., Elizabeth, $5,000 for permitting its agents to misrepresent them- State congressmen give selves as representatives of the Policemen's Benevolent Association in the solicitation of insurance through the use of business cards and stationery bearing the PBA insignia; Reagan plan good marks Joseph T. David and Mark A. Grossbard and their firms, H.K. Ellis and Co., Taylor and Grossbard and Insurance World Inc., all of i AP> — New Jersey lawmakers right direction." he said "I think He proposed curtailing several Passaic. $3,000, conducting business generally gave high marks to Presi- that without the president's support, deductions, including state and local after failure to renew expired dent Reagan's tax revision proposal tax reform would be dead in the tax deductions, which he said "actu- license: Marschil Insurance Agency on yesterday, but attacked his Congress. " he added ally provides a special subsidy for Inc. and it* officer, Frank Scblliro, intention to do away with deductions high-income individuals, especially Englishtown, $2,000. misleading for state and local taxes Republican Congressman Dean in a few high-tax stales " advertising. Gallo said Reagan made a compell- Also. Edward Wadood, Newark, US Sen. Frank Lautenberg. D- I'm elated, said US Sen Bill ing case for a fundamentally fairer $1,500. accepting a premium for auto N.J . expressed some concern about Bradley D-N J . who has proposed tax system " insurance and failure to secure how Reagan's tax plan would affect his own tax reform plan coverage in a timely manner; Sarah "I am encouraged by his call for New Jersey and other high property E Collazo. Pennsauken. $1,000, mis- "I knew from the beginning that if increases in basic family deductions, tax states we were going to have a chance for a flattening of the tax rate, and the leading advertising; Didl Agency major tax reform, we needed a closing of loopholes," he said "It could mean taxpayers in New Inc. and its active officer, Pablo president to be involved in that Jersey will end up paying more in Alcade, Paterson, $1,000, issuing process he said "We now have a Rep. James Courter. another Re- taxes overall I'm very troubled by checks, with insufficient funds, BLAZE FOUQHT — Firemen battle a blaze at 14 Meadowbrook president involved. That will move publican congressman from the that aspect." said Lautenberg charging an unjustified sesrvice fee, Road in Middletown yesterday afternoon. The fire caused heavy accepting an Insufficient insurance (be whole process and chance for tax state, called the proposal "pro Gallo agreed. damage to the outside front porch, and to the utility room of the reform a giant step forward family" because it raises personal "I do not consider local and state premium deposit and falling to submit an application for auto two-story house, where the fire started, Fire Department exemptions and removes 1.5 million tax deduction to be loopholes," he spokesman Gary Corbet said. Residents of the home were away .'Rep. William J Hughes. D-NJ, poor American* from the tax rolls said. "State and local taxes are a insurance in a timely manner; Leslie . lays he is encouraged that Reagan fact of life in many states " E. Olivera and Riviera Insurance when the fire started, and there were no injuries, Corbet said. He 'has joined the tax reform move- In a nationally televised speech. Agency, West New York, $1,000, added that the cause of the blaze is under investigation. The ment Reagan denounced the current sys- He said "it is only fair and conducting business after failure to Joseph Kozic family occupied the house, according Fire Chiel tem as complicated, unjust and "un- equitable" that state and local tax renew license; Herbert R. Schell, Austin McKnight "I think its a major step in the American." deductions be maintained. Ridgewood, $750, submission of an Classified. .ACTION LINE 542*1700 =INDEX= Public Notices Situations Wanted Male 55 Pels and Livestock 77 Camplng Equipment 183 rect insertion of any advertlement (Legals) Situations Wanted Aircraft- 78 Recreational Vehicles 184 and only when It materially attests Male/Female 56 Swap or Exch 79 the value of the ad. H It contains an Special Notices Child Cart/Nursery Bicycles/Mini Bikes. SO Real Estate for Sale Automotive error cell classified. All ads are re- Sports Equipment . 11 stricted to their proper classification Schools 57 220 Lost and Found Swimming Pools 12 Open Houses- 130 Wanted Automotive and set In the regular Dally Reglaler 230 Special Notices- CBJ. Electronic S3 Houses tor Sale 131 Construction Equipment style of type. Right Is reserved to Financial 240 Trav*l-Trantponalk>nn_ 12 Merchandise Wanted. 64 Condomlnlums/Town Auto Financing. edit or reject any copy or ed. Business Opportunity. 61 250 Instruction. 18 Price Buster 85 Houses- . 132 Auto Insurance Moriigages- 62 Income Property- 133 Auto Rent/Lease__ 260 Business Directory MoneeyTy Too L Loan 63 Real Estate Rentals Farm Property- 134 Auto Services/Pant . 270 TO PLACE Money Wanted 64 Motorcycles- 260 Business Servlc* 21 Commercial Property 138 YOUR Aparjmenti. 101 Industrial Property 136 Trucks and Trailers- 290 Arts *. Crafts 22^ Merchandise Houses tor Ren 102 Lots and Acreage 137 Autoa For Sale 300 CLASSIFIED . Rentals to Share 103 Mobile Homa. 136 AD Employment Merchandise for Sale 71 Winter Rentals 104 Cemetery Lots 13* Garage/Yard Sale . 72 READ YOUR AD CALL THE Help Wanted Male or Femele Summer Rentals. 108 Real Estate Wanted 140 51 Machinery For Sell 73 Furnished Rooms 10* THE FIR8T DAY ACTION-LINE Babyslttlng/CMId Care 52 Rental Service- 74 Nursing/Retirement IT APPEARS! 942-1700 Recreational Domestic Help 53 Farm Equlpmen 75 Homes- 107 The Dally Register will not be re- MONDAY-FRIDAY Situations Wanted Female- 54 Auction Sal 76 Commercial Rentals 106 Boatt and Accessorles- 152 sponsible for more than one Incor- 8:30-4:50 222 Elontown 222 Eatontown 222 Eatontown 231 •Ncepl in the __. shall ba appointed by the Mayor of tha epeomeeaete which may qualification of a regular mem- and Council upon the rec- oa obtained from lie Board of- 222 Eatontown ber A vote ahaH not be delayed WHEREAS. it Is In tha beat ommendation of the Chief of the noe on eny vjeeetosry (eawfjnoef Finn take nooca mat an May in order thel a regular member ntareat of tha Borough of El Fire Department through FrWey) luiwaeii the 11. ISSS the Planning Beard ol BRIDGE ADVICE mey vote inataad of an alternate the Borough of Lima Saver NOTICS town to have the UnHorm SO Inspectors and other em- hour* of B 00 a.m. end 4:00 p.m. NOTICE IS HERESY dlVEN member, in the event thet a Safety Act entoroed looerty; ployees of the enforcing agency In oompMiwcie tvHh N.J.S.A. mat the lollowtng Ordinance was choice must be made •• to which WHEREAS, all lira depan- shall ba eublect to removal by S2:25- 24.2. bidders muet submit the vanancaa and minor sub- introduced and puiM first r sad- alternate member it to vote, than menta. flra oornpemee and flra tha Mayor and Council for Ineffl- a Met of rtemee and eddreeeaa off « n of Burdga/Shew for If you take every available fi- makable game If he ha* five or six ing «l the meeting of the Mayor the order Shan ba Alternate No. diet rule have eereod to the men. clency or misconduct. Each In. all slocKhoiders or pavtnere own* St. Lota S. 4. i and Ss. A nesse, you'd better keep your In- weak heart* with substantial side and Council of tha Soroush of 1. then Alternate No. 2. end which la eat forth herein, for the specter or employee to ba so ingiOH or more of the oorpor oopy ef ate ejesuluaun et sold Eatontown hatd on Wednesday. Alternate No. 3. removed shall be afforded an Janlel la on flM al tha LrltM Saver surance paid up. They don't make strength. If your response is INT, May 22. IMS and war. laid over SECTION IV ftepeeter Tha re- of ma Uniform Flra tahtty Coda. opportunity to be heard by ma tor aacond and final paaaaaa at a mainder of an other Section* end NOW, THEREFORE. U IT OR- Mayor and Council, or a hearing S4.lt ' amiable partners the way they he may bid only two heart*, un- meeting of aald body to bo held A depoeit of 1OH of the total Subeaotlon* of the aforemen- DAINED AND ENACTED by officer designated by It for such DM m th. form of a panHled aware of your heart length. on Wednesday. Juna 12.IMS. at tioned Ordinanoe not epectfloaMy Mayor and Oovarnlng Body of pur Does. 233 Long Branch used to. COO p m at tfia Council oheok of btd bond (or 10H of the •mended by this Ordtnenoe she* tha Boroueh of eatontown. In tha Section 7: id ehell accompany the Today's declarer tried dummy's Chambers of tha Mayor and remain in fuN force end enact County of Monmouth. and Stata Pursuant to Section 15 and 17 South dealer Count* In tha Borough Halt. 47 of New Jar say. aa foHowa: •ONMOUTH COUNTY queen of diamond* at the tint trick SECTION V tnoonalatenf Ordi- ol tha Uniform Flra Safety Act LONOBKANCN Sr««- Straat. Eatontown, Naw nance*. AH Ordtnanoea or parts (N.J.S A. 92 27D-KM and 2OS|. and lost to the king. Back came a Both sides vulnerable Jaraay. at whloh tima a public thereof inconaistent wtth the Pursuant to ascnon II of ma any parson aggrieved by any eooordence with N.J.S.A. naarlng will ba hald upon tha provtelons of this Ordinance are Uniform Flra Salary Ad (PL order of tha weal enforoemnt 10:5-31 et eeq . the tew against Please take nonce that the tot- diamond, and West covered seme and all persona will ba hereby raoaalsd aa to such In- itas. o. M3|. tha New Jaraay agency shaH have tha right to diecrimmetton, bMdera ere ed- -jwtng deeHloiie wore erven by NORTH given an opportunity 10 ba heard vteed that oontiewtura and eub- the Boerd of Adjustment at fta South's nine with the ten. Now the MARGARET L. SMITH uniform Flra Coda shall be 10- appeel to the Construction • Q52 SSECTIOE N VI eWvtxabtllty H omry anforoad In lha Borough of Board ol Appears ol Monmouth contractor* are obWgeid to take meeting held Mey tt. 1BSS: BOROUOX CLERK affirmative action to provide . defenders were sure to get three any aaaacttonc . parao/aprta. aub- County. i —-^ "w, wnmra. in* of each alternate member shell Tha local antoremg aoancy ea- upon raouoet at the oftMa of tha If West next led a low diamond. INT Pass 3NT All Pa** be tor seven (7, yeera. eVoed eweet, Eatontovrri. New feroe and effect and tana •aaamaii of Kreeney, Mock SB Jaraay. « which ama a PUWK — ay imon 2 of mia er- Board Beeretery/BualnasM Man. 1 01 South would play low from dummy. SECTION II. Section 14-15 la ahea ba pert of ma •one el am othar ooda **°" el 14S Pen SaileaM ' ver5»K**" ** hereby amended to provide thet eaoaon (l Sad. Ka iiiX*orfvT a^iraraMe tx Cast would have to play the king to the full term shall Be seven (7) aataaan the hours ol 100 am Openinglead--OJ gfvan an opponunriy to ba haerd. TNe OrdWeiiee ehall taka ef- •"•* eeurt and drtvaeai prevent the nine from winning; and veers to teke effect on January 1 UAROAWT L SMITH vMon and control e> tia Fire tact rmmadlatary upon Ha peas- and 100 p.m. Iff ol tha pro8p art)' me. next succeeding such eppoint- ChM. •as and ' The aeeled bide, clearly "l!?*^..*"* ***** Oar then dummy's queen would be A Peek* G.Ue to BrMge writ- AN ORDINANCS "MTAT Baoaone: "arkedJIO • SCIENCE CLA*. declarer's ninth trick. lea ay Alfred Skel.weU is avail.- •ECTION III. Section 14-17 la axThalaaaiaiiraia»iaaeanrry •QUIPMBNT ere te be In the hereby deleted end in eubetitu- "OPJOI TUB uaMFOajM PIM •has ba under ma dtreot auaer- s office of the Boerd tec- ble. Oet rear eetv kr *ea4lM «tM, tton that foMrjmirtfl la hejefwabw vtetan ol a Flra Otwaw who Shan 22« Maatot rwavy/wuemaee Menaaai on or DAILY QUESTION 1 adopted: Whenever a vacancy M aeaoMtad ey tha Meyer end before 10:00 a.m. on 7 June laeladlaf a stamped , self-ad ooours by reason of the deeth. rie i#nee*/rn Coupon upon nmuc Nonca IBBS. At thaat timtee the bUawbUa MM) bbe Youholdi«)1087V9863OK65 a-reeeW Ne. 10 eavetefe, toSiesta - reoignotton or removei ef any aWlrKV it*S.c.aas •we CrUaf of the opened publicly by the Commtsalonar, thet vacancy eneofjed tor tne pur poee Of ea The arooeedmae of twee • K 4 2. Partner bids one heart, and rtegt, la tan ef tab ehaN ba fitted for the unexptred •a: Tha Flra< ..... The Beard team at tie aaaae may be Wapeased et •» term by tha atternetee rteratn llahlng a eyotom lav (Vie enforee* l the nest player passe*. What do mem ov n*inif*twirif nre eewn^ tar a term at one (II year oonv l to —' — ~iSnii«if1alinini-T P.O. Bex 10e0, elenoe/ee throughovt she VeMl inMnt en Jenuery tat and end- ? rtatee becoming Commteeton Hie; on DeeeMeV S1M. Aay ma Boerd Offtasa. XX MtddM •X. 1STS. c. r Aa^laa.CAMMB. member* in tha order ef tha snsmlsi shea sa fitted tor vie ANSWER Bid two heart*. Thi* AUtfnate'e appointment WHEfMLAS. the UnHorm Flra EDITH L CHWNU. AJiarnata mambara may ptr Safely Act •iiMinitaaa i el I*. CM prevail Urni Board Saoretery/ encourage partner to bid a etW.uaVa*sTi SO: Buoh Imaiuluis and other 1 ttopMt in diaeuaaiona of thf Wt t W oyaaia aroia be euarnmed —a Manaaat prooaodinga but may net vote tt the roautrem. Meytt S1O44 Meylt WEOKSMV. MAY 29, 1985 The Rc.i. U* IteH ot Mow JWM -••mm J4« Monmouth County 149 Woiwwowth Coiinty •55-52! ^Ptun wewjtnw 241 etowmoutti County Cautttv 24*JJI II M»l»W»nta»1 moum, Mraat limn 4 « JJ*" J in accordance w«h the 1711 Edmunda Avenue. Union kt 1.S47 leet Tha property la Tha approximate amount ol ACCOUNTINO CLBRK - Pen offtot 0* lha Purcnaatno Dapart- land Avenue. Keanaburt. Beeon. New Jereey •me aeeung Indmtutl wmi our- LOtMM JuttO 01 Civil Prattles and bounded on me nermern border ihe judgment to be satisfied by mont HaN of RotwnV botn Tea Lot end Meet: Lot if I BEINO eleo known ee Lot No t by me Saw MM Break. sale it the sum of IM.tM0M rent easMrtenoe si al ehaoee of Tit. action nee been metituied OP HtW ai Block No 12 on me Tex Map The property kt approximately together with the ooats ol thta Cmniiiatate na> niiiaii fe- Me* noeoa lha. tha and may ba obtatnad by pro- Of the Borough of Union Beech. 200 faal from Hookhockeen pona. SIIIIIIL til tvejng aad tlkUt UPY- for ma eurpoee of forOoelng the •psBHii'O Mddori durtna hMm Monmoum County. New Jereey Road and approxlmetety 310 feet Tha Shariff horaby raaarvaa e muat Cat —t-Sjf MIIIBUI dated January M. hours. Dllkil Ho. F-l H77 made by Jemee A Lewie BEINO me aame pramiaai from Watsr Stfaat- tha right to sdjourn thta sat* AIDS - Parmrrie tor aohool van end Roealyn lewie. Ml wM lo LMdan ara raqwlrad to comp- THE HOWARD 1 aenvayed to the Mortgagors Tha approxlmaia smount of without furthar notips by pub*- Jereey Mortgage Company end ly with tha raqutrafnants of PL FleWdft va JOHN W CRAka. et harem by Deed of Joeepn A Min- tha (udgmant to ba satisfiad by caaon ed ohUdren SI 71/hr Apply _ -ind John LeMn. 1»T5, 0. 127 ux. at an. Dstandonta aale la the aum of tut MM i« tna aum of IT3.BM.o6 oonoarna reel eetele located al. •gamer wtm me mate ol mie er et even dale, ae yet nw re- WILLIAM M LANZARO. Sheriff doey t-t. Murphy Sue Servtee. > '» No Chephegen Drive, Nep. Tha •uBBsaafu. bUMar ehoN ba By virtue of e wnt of eaaouton corded bul to be recorded eimul- togathar wrth tha ooats of th Deled April 3. 1968 raqulrad to eompry wtth tha mine St. tliddl n. ite- MS,VJSJS awe. NJ. andalao for poo! The therm haraby raaai •!• larieeuafy haretstSi at the Mon- Howard J Schmidt eeeelon of tax) premieee provtsiont ot tha Naw Jaraay dtreot moum County CMrk'l Office The Sheriff hereby reeervee Attornay I end outdtvtalon et the PravaWna Wao* Ad. Chaptar lha right lo adjourn ana aale ' the Lens Branch You. Lartna Federel Credit at pubac vendue. at tie Court THIS le a purchase money me right to edtoum thie aale May 6. 15. 22 .26 666.04 AKJf — Pen-eme far aohaat van 1 §0 ol tha laws of IN) WM Houae HI the Borough of Free- without further nonce by pul without further noaoe by pubii- are) held or. May 20, Union ere meee party defendant January t. 1*74. hold. Caunty of Manwaui. New Itinnseui ghren to tenure e por- S37l/hr. Itfnlt you obtained a ludo- WILLIAM M LANZARO. Sheriff ton of the conaidarallon In the ment M Ihe Superior Courtol •y ordar of lha Board of Jeraey. en Monday, the 17th day Deed ebove mentioned WILLIAM M LANZARO. Sheriff M-414 deny S.I. Murphy Bus Ber Chosan Fraoholdors of lha Coun of June lest, at i o'etook. Hi Dated: April 24. leSS Ht Hwy. St. Witt lee- New Jereey agewu Jamea A The approxlmele emouni of Dated Way 2. IMS ly ol Monmouth. AMnO. Muter Frlxell t Poxyekl rand Sajaraattai Pawn) , Cflertei I. Poik Lewis, Judgmsnt No the Judgment to be satisfied by DJ-0B41t.ro entered on Novem- THOMAS j LYNCH, JR Dtraotor ! BorowQfi Of Mlttv Of NCW JfMfV JOHN t. WUTLAKE. Osrh Mey tt. IS. June I. tt Mo 41 •ane let the sum of M3.2S3 00 CHAMCmV WVtt+ON ber 4. 1170 in the emouni of wtm me coeta of mis May 22. ». Juna fl, 11 HOO aO ASSISTANT MANAOCR — Hs- tTtt.ro. Bald luogment wes ob- MARVIN OLtNSKV County end Slate: County ol Msad'ai MONMCMITM COUMTV lieble. ia« »lemnt lndr.Ut.si (Xf. of Furchaolno PsSssM We. F-Ufi-M w*k»S M the Monmouth County Monmoum Stale ol New Jaraay The Sheriff nerety reeervee naaoao for local retail store Dtatrtot on February 24. 1171 U1.N Street and Street Number. II M-1M THE HOWARD SAVINGS SaJoa exp e muet Same meaa- the right io edtouffl thii aale SHtMfFS SALE BANK. Ptainttft va: WOLAND M CaaeNo Soa-IM teedrtft Avenue without further notice by publi- gerlel aaa. necaaeary Bond re- OVN COUNT V Tax Lot and Block Numbers •UNKKM COUftT BOONE, at UN, ai ala, Dafandanta •ome S aelery requirement! le LOm BRANCH * you ere unewe » obtain en M-m or mm cation Of MtW JCRMY By vtrtua of a wrrl ot execution attorney you mey oommuniceie Lot 14 Block 72 WILLIAM M. LANZARO. Sheriff Mra Jantoa. c/o LFO. Rl 202-11 pUPtMON COURT Dimensions Approxlmelely LAW CNANCIRV DIVISION m tha abova slated action to ma PO box 1S7A. Fangoee NJ with the Hew Jeraey SUM Bar 40 0 feet x 70 0 reel » 40 0 feet OmO nit COUNTY Dalad Apnl 17. IBS! HOMHOVTH COUNTY diractad. I anal expose tor sale 00*51 or oat »1-7tS-4S10 Aafootallon by calling toll tree OP MtW JIRUV Deeaet No. L-»TI174-*1 Adama t Adubato Doekat Ma. P-Mi-M at public vandua. at lha Court Mv >OM NovWon. Hoot ad Lot tO0-7t2-t3ia You may aleo CHANCHV DfVrfMOM « 70 feet Naaraal Croaa Street Approx. j-ieeei-e4 CENTRAL MOflTQAQE CO House In tha Borough of Free- 'MIMM hM Dunee OOMtot tw Lawyer Referral tor- MONMOUTH COUNTY ASSEMBLY M/F - Apply el So- Townhouse! Rovlalon. Mock Miatafy SIM feel from Roc- FAB INOUSTRIU. INC.. Plemefl Meva3.2t.JuneS.il tils 01 Plaintiff vs: hold. County of Monmouth. New vloe of the County In which you Oachat Ma. F-711-M Jarsay. on Monday, tha >d da ton tialama Carp. Si Kordan 41». Lot l-» woe OWM Fuel reakte by eating joi 431-5M4 if PATRICK D LEONE, at al. Da- ALLSTATE ENTERPRISES DUPLEX HOME FASHIONS fandants of June. 1M5 , at 2 o'clock. P W Fi. (off of Shrewsbury Ava.) Aperovat at tie mlelln. 1 lha you cannot efford an attorney, MORTQAOE CORPORATION Shrewebury 142 SOW Loot Branch ntmk| Boerd INC.. MARTIN BREE I DIANE By virtua of s wni of sxacution prevailing tlma. you mey commuMcete with the Plaintiff v« WILLIAM E M Oeeorlpaon ta a heWolt Mey ». tats Legal Services office of theHAVENS. JR . at alt, Dafandants tUPBRIUW COURT in lha abova atatsd action to ma Municipality Township of Nap ASSISTANT INVESTMEN1 By order of County of reeldenoa by celling able ai ine OflMOfnoeoTthee of the Inenfl t By virtue of e writ of execution OF NSW JBRBtY diractad, I ahall siposa ror >al* lune BANKER — Can Mr. Cere, By virtua of a writ of ••aculton The epproKlmeta amount of in me ebove Moled ectlon to ma at public vandua. al tha Court CMtME POM 201-717-7400 in tha abova atatad aclton to ma CMANCSRY tmtStON County and State County of 747-4030 days. 530 4535 evtt Punning laid Chniw the Moment to ba Battened by directed. I shea expoee for tale HOUM in lha Borough of Fraa Monmouth, Stata of New Jaraay JOHN M MAYSON diractad, i »hail sxpota for tala •ale la tlte eum of til 191 00 at public vendue. el the Court •ItTejejOuTH COUMTV hold. County of Monmouth. Naw BOAT ASSEMBLERS M taw •< puMk; vandua. at lha Court 1 Street and Street Number 71 Clark 01 Superior Coun am me ooela of tnle Houae In the Borough of Free- FIDELITY UNION BANK. Plain Jaraay, on Monday, tha 3rd da Shell Place Growing company need DATED: Mey 21. ISM MOUH In tha Borough of Froa- held. County of Monmouth, New of Juna, 19*5. al 2 o'clock. P M hold. County of Monmouth, Naw Wl va: QEOROE A TRIM, a/k/i Tax Lot and Btock Numberi energetic, mature minded per May IS 125 20 Tha Sheriff hereby raaanai Jereey on Mondey. the 17th dey OEOROE A TRIMIOLOZZI. el u> prevailing lima Lot 0, Bib 10 3 eona with mechenlcaf ebUtttee le Jar My. on Monday, tha 3 day of of June. ISSt. at i o'clock. Hi Juna. IMS, at 2 o'clock. P M tha right to adtoum thia sele Municipality Borough o Dim ana,on a Approximate! bukd hne boete Oood year StAUO WWULI M0 Otrtf Public Nolle— without further notice by publl- Kaanaburg, County of Mon Pubee NOHO M hereby given pravaMtng lima By vlture of a writ of execution M 37 faat X 43 63 faat X 100 i round working condruono arid cation. METES ANO BOUNDS m me above elated action to ma mouth; Straat addrass tig feet X 46 83 teet X 59 5? feet X benefit! Apply Sdvenon marine Ml MOM proooMM lor mow- AH that tract or parcat of land. ALL THAT tract ol land artuoto Rarltan Avanua. Kasrtaburg 100 00 faat i g wa bo receiveecedd by t»t»o •'luata. tying and batng in tha directed. I Shan expose tor sole Banderburt Rd, Marlboro Ptoaa lako nouoa thai on Wad , in tha Townehlp of Manalapan et public vendue, al the Court N J . Tax Lot snd Block Lot 2 Nearest Cross Street Appro* l^VeWVeWii Board olEdoeoolEduoeeonn Juno I. IK* al 10 a.m.. a public Borough of Union Baaoh. In tna WILLIAM M LANZARO County of Monmouth, Hae ol Block 4i on tho Tax Map; Ap MM at • WM End Court, County of Monmouth, In " Houae in the Borough of Free- imetery 100 0 feet eoutherly from eele win be held al Ihe offiea ot New Jersey, end dootanalod i how. County of Monmouth. New pro* .matt) dtmanslons 4S fast > Spray Btvd Long Branch. Now Jereey. on Tamarack Sail Slorege and Stata of Naw Jaraay: 50 fsai, Naarasl croaa atrsat Deled AprM 17. ISM Lot 14 In Block 411 aa ahown ar Jeraey. on Monday. Ihe 17th dey A full legal deecrlptlon is avail ' no 17. IW. Werehouelna Inc «IO Jollna BEINO known and daaignaiad laid down on map entisad: "Map of June. 1M9. al 2 o'clock, P M East Shora Straat Ave., Long Branch, N.J. ot prop- as Lota Not 29. 30. a 31, Sooth, Kenny, able at tha Office of tha Shariff Lie of Section 7. Olde Bataeground prevailing lime. Tha approaimsla amount of for Lang .vranGh Behoofs arty belonging to Alan OglaTraa Block 35 on Map dsatgna Dougherty t MeKenna village, altueled In HanMaaan The approximate amouni o ATTENTION! and Richard McKay, which hat "Map of Unton Baach. Raritan Anorneya The property to be add lalha tudgmant to ba uti.fiarj Dy the judgment to be satisfied by Tho (IIOHHH w» bo publicly Townehlp. Monmoum County located In the city of Long tha aum of 172.041 oi mention THE REOfSTfR opanep *•• of rw, prevailing time. not boon rodoomod In ac-Townahlp. Monmouth County. May 22 M. Juna t, II 17144 New Jereey" Edward C Ratty a eats is tha sum ot $2i.44t0< cordanca wlm RanloJ Agraa- Naw Jafaay." dalad March. 1B20 Branch. County of Monmouth 11 wtth tha coats ol thts in the costs ot ihls whan i epiytrtg to a Register ee'Oa»'"'s»Be»alsjne •^™*Slr' **a VCOU'vO Aseocletea - Jemee P. Koveee Stale of New Jeraey monia dalad 12/13/84 and by Rtchard Hauaar. CE , and Profeealonal Engineers-Lend IT "' employment ed. from M Board or Education. It tM Commonly known ea 673 Tha Snarrft haraby rasarvaa and aide ahtt be delivered to tno 12/lt/M (Had In tha Monmouth County Surveyor! deled August 15 The Sheriff rtereby reserves AUTO AFTER MARKET — In May 2J 20 |to ot Clark's OKica in Caaa #7 Map int. Scale 1--S0'. feed In ma Weatwood Avenue, Lone tha right to adjourn ihls aala lha right to adjourn this sale eeeve-eteeM Ionian prior K> Branch. New Jersey Tax Lot i3 without furthar notlca by pubU ilsHaMun Prograaaiva suto afsar M MM of Wd opening #11 on Novambar 1, 1920 OP NSW J Monmoum County Clerk'e OHkge without furthar notlca by publl market aanrlos Is In need ot •« on March M. 1M7. m Ceaa M7 In Block too on the Tax Map ot cation cation •Ulan) are required lo comp- i*» Moomoutti Counly Tha abova dascripieon ia the City of Long Branch. New WILLIAM M. LANZARO. Sharif. parianoad technicians to install t •* M re«olremenle of MOMMOUTtl COUMTV Sheet 111. WILLIAM M LANZARO, Sheriff radios, alarms, cruise controls, Cheater 117. PI 1*71 {Public Datad April 10. IMS Dated April 17, 19S9 snd a/c MobHe at new car deal by I Oaaket Me. MMtet KINO the seme premieee Dlmenalona of Lot: (Approx. Alvin D Millar Conlracte Afflreietlve Action There wtfl be a meatitg ot tha P.E. ft PL S dalad March 19, THE HOWARD SAVINGS Booth, Kenny, Dougherty 4 ershlpe With tj.p or wUI accept oonvayad to me Orenlor herein Imetefy) 190' wide X 374' lo 300 Attornay Ml 9? MeKenna trainee -Wit- some --p 191-2643 CWttna' AdMeory Commmoe tor IBM. BANK, Plaintiff va by Deed datad December 3 long. May S. 15. 22. 29 Attorneys Ateahmiem Servtoaa on Monday. ALSO batng known and dtjtig BARTHOLOMEW NATOLI. at o< tttt and recorded m Ihe Mon- June3ail:00p.m in the Menial el ale. Defendanla Nearest croaa itreel: Situate el MayS, 15. 22. 29 173 44 AUTO MECHANIC — C SaMutet not WOOMM Herein. naiad aa Lot IS In Block 44 on moum County Clerk's Office on the eeeterly aide ol Weatwood eM-.B* brakes, kgnltton and suto A/C Tht ieerd reeenrea tho right lo HeaNh Board Conterence Room lha Ti* Map ot tha Borough of By virtue of a mil ol e«ecuHon December 3. taet at Book 9870. eaoond floor of the Hat of Ro- Avenue, distant approximately SHERIFF • DALE Oood salary, benefits, Incentive roloot ony ono on Woo Union Baach. and as 117at the abova Meted action lo me Paste See 941' northerly from the northeast program Flreatone Store. Thomas directed. I aheN expooe lor aale SUMRIOfl COURT Savanih Straat. Union Baach. BEINO the aame premleea comer of Cedar Avenue Of NEW JERSEY 747-5700 Oertruda Barman Naw Joraay al public vendue. at file Court oonvoyod to DIANE BREE from Hooaa In the Borough of Free- CHANCHV OtVISION Morn "TSS Coordinator ot Tha approMtmata amount ol MARTIN BREE and DIANE Branch New Jereey. MONMOUTH COUNTY AUTO BRAKE & Alcorw>«m Servlcaa tha ludgmant to ba sauaftad by hold. Counly of Monmouih. New BREE. hueband end wife, doted 6 Lost and Found Jeraey. on Monday, no 17th day The approximate amouni of Docfcat No. F-BTTT-M EXHAUST MECHANICS May It S4 3I sota is lha sum of SU.024 00 October 20th. 1H» end the judgment to be eattefied by MARSHALL VAN WINKLE tha ooatt ol this of Juna. lets, at 2 o'clock. P M. corded In the Monmoum County FREE FOUND ADS Positions available (or ex prevailing time aale le the eum of 140.797 00 and HELEN S VAN WINKLE Aa a service to OUf community pertencad quaunad pafsonsvFuN PUtM-kC NOTICE Clerk's Office on October 22nd together with the ooata of thla huabsnd snd wtfa. Plaintiff va ha Shafirf haraby raaarva* Municipality Townahlp ot MIH- 1M2 In Deed Book 437B. Pege Tha Dally Register la offering • company benefits Apply In par- Pureuenl lo New Jereey Slalu- sale Tha Sheriff hereby reaer ,ei DAVID J ROSENZWEIQ arv, FREE 3-Hne FOUND ad for 4 son or mail resume to' lee Annotated (NJSA). True 40. tha right to »d|ourn thta sala none BM. the right to adjourn Ihla i JANET K ROSENZWEIO. hus- without furthar notksa by publi- County end Stela: County of days under our Lost A Found MIDAS MUFFLER ' Chapter 27-4. notice le hereby The approximate amouni . without further notice. bsnd and unfa, at sis. Dsfendam classification, given that a Public Meerlng wil be cation Monmouih. Stele of Naw Jaraay the ludgmenl lo be eebefled by WILLIAM M LANZARO. Sheriff 450 Hwy 36. MlddMown N J WILLIAM M LANZARO Shariff EAST JERSEY SAVINGS ANO The Register appreciates your held by Ihe Monmouih County Street and Street Number! sele II the aum ol S1S.I20 00 April 24. IMS LOAN ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff 3241 Hwy 38. HaJat. N J Piannma Board on Thursday 20 Datad April 3, 19S5 RDM Route SM with the coeta ot Klataky > Kleuuky honeety & will do Its pert In find- Malvilta J Barlow together vs DAVID J ROSENZWFIG and ing the original owner " BACKHOE OPCfUTOM June IMS al 5 30 p.m in ihe Tea Lot and Block Number!: Altorneya JANET K ROSENZWEIO. Must ba SKpertenced Reer Court Room. 2nd floor. Hall Attornay Lol 3 Block 91 May 22. 2S. June S. 11 ST4.M call ua si S42-1700 SM.M Thia Sheriff hereby reeei wits, si aia, Dafandants Can see-7452 el Racorda. Mam Slraat. Free Maya, 15.22.29 Dlmenalona: Aproxlmetely the right to adjourn this sele By vtrtua ol • writ o) •••cation DOO 1/17 TINTON FALLS — hold. New Jersey concerning the 3SI.7I feel X 237 SO feet X 2S20 without further notice by publi- smell Ian tamele mixed Pug BAKER TrUlNEE/DRIVER - on Cleaners, aloek 171 Lot II m tha abova atatad action lo ma propoeal ol aard Board lo adopt M-1U MM cation •Mar diractad. I shall axpoas lor sala Owner please cell Associated WHl tram Rellsbie Full Sma wee granted Mtnor Site approval Sxa treneporutron alemenl of me •MIRIFF 8 BALE Haareel Croaa Sireei The WILLIAM M LANZARO. Sheriff SMRIFP'S SALE at public vandua, at lha Coyr Humane Soototy. S2<-0100. Some ntghta Cad before 1 f am Trie fc> WMerno, Bkook 9SS. Lot Monmouih County Growth Man- SUPERIOR COURT mortgaged premleea llee on Dated: April 24. IMS SUPtRIOR COURT HOUM in tha Borough of FraV S71-7S7S. aaaniaiil Qulda aatled the Mon. OP NCW JCMIV RouteTiS Sugar men 1 Well FOUND - Smell Block t brown OF NOW JSRWY hold. County of Monmouth. Naw Terrier type dog In New Mon BAKERS HELPER - FuN tlma 1 mouth County I Hallway Pten CHANCERY DIVISION A full legal description li avall- CMANCIRY DIVISION Jaraay. on Monday, lha 3rd day Tho mouth. Can S71-B30S am to 7 am Experience The said Monmouth County MONMOUTH COUNTY !We et the Office ol tna Sheriff May a. 2S. June t. 12 1100 to MONMOUTH COUNTY of Juna. 1965. at 2 o'clock. P.M preferred bul will tram Good Ml. Lot t.01" lorMhor/Bub Illehaay Plan la an atemant of Doefcal No P-M7S-B4 The approximate amount of Docket He. P-ttt-SI prevailing lima. FOUND - In Eeal Koanebunj pay. benefits Room tor advance D»rtinr.ryananeo. Patten woods the Counly master plan pursuant POLIFLV SAVINGS ft LOAN me judgment to be aawnad by LARSON MORTOAOE COM male blond Huaky mix Floppy mem CaM Vinos at 747-0204 ToaMianat. Block 4S|. Lot 12 ASSOCIATION (formarly •ale la me aum of eoS,S07.00 Nama of Sala Marshall S Van 10 NJBA 40 27-4 containing Ihe PANY. Plaintiff va: ALBERT WinKMj in A Hatan S Van Winkta left ear. while spot on each p tuok 4SB. Let t-t. Block 4M HACKEN8ACK MUTUAL SAV- 1 wtm the coeta ol tMa tKIRIFFI IALE NAPP1. JR.. et ux. et all Deten- Ca» 4to-li41 BARBER STYLISTS - Part ttrne Monmouih Counly Planning INGS ft LOAN ASSOCIATION. • h/w. East Jarsay Saving. A Loan Lot 1-4, for Pi earl* lory Sea Plan. Boards policy end reoommen- SB- IUPSRIOR COURT danta Assn. v. David J Rosaniwaig, at Sand resume lo 120 Fair Haven RVF Townhoueee. Block 447. Lot corporation of tha Stats of NJ . The Sheriff hereby r»aanm OF NEW JERSEY By vlture of a writ ol execution FOUND BEAGLE 5/27 — al VPW fW , Fair Haven NJ 07701 deaona tor tie future county Plaintiff VS WARNEDlTM ui , ai an (ConaoUdatad) Dock* Pool 2171. Port Monmouih No 7-1 hr Prekmlnery B*e Plan. highway needs tor die County of Ihe right lo adjourn Bile eele CHANCERY DIVISION the ebove stated action to me No f §777 S3. Pane. Couna. Bkeok 4S4. Lot 10 Me—Mum. Cepkea of aau mgh- MORRIS. MONMOUTH COUNT* •rltnoul lurther nouoa by pobll- MONMOUTH COUNTY directed. I shea expose for sale cell 7I7-37M BE YOUR OWN tor PnaMnarr Me Plan and WELFARE BOARD and STATE catJon. OeetetaJe. full II el public vendue. el Ihe Court Slraat Adraas 115 Highway • tor to. OF MEW JERSEY. Dafandants No. J5. Esioniown. Naw Jarsay LOST — Troop I7S0 AMERICAN Oeean men. hook ett.Ol Lai WILLIAM M LANZARO. FIDELITY UNION BANK, lor Houae In the Borough of Free- FLAG Anyone with Information BOSS 101 lor Verleaoe/Prellmrnery marly known ea The Garden hold. County of Monmouth. New Tax Lot * Block Nwmbsr ... County Planning By vlrlua of a writ of aaacuHon contact I72-2MS No M you ere aeH modvekad your can tale Paw eel Be earned la me m tha abova stalsd action lo ma DaMd Apra 17. ISsa Slew Nokonal Bank. pieman va Jeraey. on Monday, tha 17m day Btock 00. LoU 25 thru 29. on tha earn $15 lo 125 per hr Straight June IT*. 1MB meeting •aard. Hal of Records Annex. of June. 1MI. at 2 o'clock. P M Tax Map of tha Borough ol airactad. I shajH aapoaa for MM Booth, Kenny. AL STEINMAN. a/k/e ABRAHAM Eaton town. Naw Jaraay commlaalon Seeing dleoounl TKa procsiatnga of teat Mam Street, Freehold. NJ al pwbhc vandua, at lha Court Dougherty a McKenne STEINMAN. sic . et ux. at ala. LOST — Vicinity of Merkhem megenne subscriptions from J^ _fc. _ M Numbar of Faat lo Naaraal Pkue. Heirloom Ouat red t Houss m lha Borough ol Fraa- Defendente py — aorouon 01 your own home. CeH now. am and 4:10 p.m. Copiea rtotd. County of Monmouth, Naw By virtue of a writ of execution Cross Slraat Approalmataly white. Reword tor return. Henny ara aket beatable tor inspection May 22. M. Juna I. 11 S74.lt Highland. 1,040.00 faat to tha intarsaction Penny Popcorn Shop S42-74S0 Kri-JSS-SWI Jarsay. on Monday, lha 3rd day Ihe ebove staled ectlon lo me Street end Street No. S Fourth BOOKKMPER J 3 afler at at branohee of the Monmouth of Juna. IMS, at 2 o'clock. P M directed. I snail expoee for sala ol Highway No 35 snd Wyckoff or 741-1247 TifffJ Counly Library MSJ Road noons/wk Muat ba meurougNy CNartoa I. Polk. Chairman al public vendue, el the Court Lot end Block No. — Lot 11. MISSINQ - Charooal pray cat mxp. Start Immed Oekhurat Filiulrt the eeu Public Heer- SHSRWrS tAU Houee in the Borough of Free- Full Dascrlptlon Daad Book Ma* N til M mt tie Manmoum County Plan. 4360. Psga 423, Racordad In lha While ooatr Keyword Hita aee arse 931-1411 and prartiiMa, ailuata, lying and SUPERIOR GOiMT hold. County of Monmoum. New Dimensions - 13* X 40 Molmdel Reword Cat 2S4-04OI rung Beard wtt uenaldei me Jereey, on Monday, the 3rd dey Nearest Croee Street — Valley Monmouth County Clark's Offtca •leallun of the Monmouih Coun. balng in tha City of Asbury Park, OPMSW JJJBSY on Octobsr 3, 1H0 in tha County ol Monmouth and of June. tsee. at 1 o'clock, p M Avenue LOBT — Raincoat May 4th at BOYS/QIRLS ly Hlthwey Plan aa an element of proveeing time The epproxlmaks amount ol Tha approximate amount of Anlrou. Plllll oaf 142-1074 me Monmouih Orowth Manage •tata of Naw Jaraay. mora par- HOeMtOUTM COUNTY tha juogmant to ba satisfiad by Tha Maamaiii Booon ptan- meniOulde tteuiartv da*enbad aa toaowa: The properly lo be sold is the liiegirienl to ba eaaawod by mna Board mot on Moooor. AprM looatod Mi the Borough ol Brad- eau kt me eum ol teO.BIO.OO sala la tha sum of $100,3060. OVER 13 Kathryn E. WHeon BEGINNING al s potnt on lha PAMRAPO SAVlNOI AND wrth tha costs ol thla LOBT — Late Sal nttht l/it 1 tl. 1aW. at a 00 P U ot BorouoK South atda of Munroa Avanua LOAN ASSOCIATION. Ptelnuft ley Baach. m Ihe County ol Mon- together wim Ihe costs of this 1 yr male gray S black tiger col WORK AFTER SCHOOL S BAT Secretary of me Board mouth. end the Skate ol New Jer. sale The Sheriff hereby reeervee EASILY EARN 140 TO M0 NMI. M Baooti Koad. MonmouW Way SB HI 20 distant 330 fsat aasiarly va: NiFTALI NAZAMO. el ale. Reflector kaa coaer. 7 toea Neu maaaurad along tha south slda the right to edjourn this sale ar-The Sheriff hereby reeervea kared Cot 74I-72S2 WEEKLY NO TRANSPOR- of Munroa Avanua from tha aast By vnure of a writ of eaeoueon Commonly known ee It 1 Fifth without lurther nonce the right lo edjourn this sale TATION NECESSARY. HOW- >aa'»"< Tfaiao a> Ai- I Pubac NaBaa 10 Votera adga ol Rtdga Avanua. thanca in the above Mated aeaen to me Avenue, Braoiey Beach. New WILLIAM M. LANZARO. Sheriff without lurther notice by publi LOST-LlWa. SHvar. Femora col EVER YOU MUST LIVE IN Dated Apr! Ba. itet tan earn Maoa etrkeae. black -M KSANBBURO. PORT MON- "jrrijiee PPlaar Company/Eawo ot •Mutnc running (1) Eaatorty along tha airmail. I anal eaeoee lor aale Chorioa Hooaa, Jr. 777 Wool south slda of Munroa Avanua H at puwc vandua. at me Court Tax Lot it In Bleak tl. Teed. WILLIAM M. LANZARO. Sherifl MOUTH. MLHMO, HAZLCT Pan Avonuo. OakHurot. HJ tor a faal. thanca (2) SouNtorty and al Houaam me Borough of free- Winanalena of Lot: (Approx Dated Apra 4. ittt mouei t oheat name la Klny AMD MfOOLCTOWN ARBAS OMrtet IT in «ia Borough of righl angkM to Munroa Avanua. hold. County of Mantneutn. New ImekMy) 50 wide x 190' long , Blenkenhorn t Regen Reword tor return. 747-SSSt THM IB NOT A PAPSR ROUTS. •man at Hook 14 Lot or Lotat Weal Long Branch ISO fast; thanoa (I) Waatarty and Jaraay. on Monday, lha 17m day 91 wide X ISO' long Mey 22. 2t. June t. 12 too 41 Attornaytonays FOR MORE INFORMATION May I, 1010. 22. 29 M7S4 LOST — Oreen perot with red I and I The OMaiei IT poling piece la paraHal with Munroa Avanua 29 of June, list, at I o'ctaea. t> M. Neareel croaa street: Htuale on head Name "Jeep." Weal CALL MR. DtCKSON AT May It u» me Kfaat long Branch Com- faal thanca (4> Northarly and al Ihe aoutneriy aide of Fifth A. Kaaneburg. vicinity of First 8t * 542-MtO munity Center. Laouet Avenue. right angtaa to Munroa Avanua Properry to be eoM la located approximately 200 BHSMPrSBALI 36-161 iSth St. Reward H found Call BOYS/OIRLS May It . S3 SO 150 laat to lha point and ptaca of In tna Townehlp of union Baach. easterly from the eoutheaat cor SHERIFFS SALI 7S7-S427 MEN/WOMEN f44 TMCfl Fafc County of Monmoum, State of nor ot Fifth Avenue and Central 6UPCRIOR COORT Owe to a rapid growth, we hove OF NSW H*H> LOST - 5/J7. green parakeet COUNTY OP MONMOUTH Commonly known as No. 1222 New Jereey. Avenue. Bredley Baach, New CHANCERY OtVISION Of NEW JERSEY Munros Avanua. Aabury Park, Pramlsas commonly known as HOW-MOUTH COUNTY CHANCERY DIVISION Vicinity Lexington Ave. Pair rvaaeUe IN Y WEMKMMY. MAY 29, 1985 rood C FISH TALES FOR EVERY TASTE tvery nation close to the sea has a fish stew that is the pride of the country. Around the Mediterranean, it's bouil- labaisse. In America we argue about Clam Chowder —New Englandersopt for cream while New Yorkers insist on tomatoes. But we have a variety of fish and seafood that is unrivaled any- where iriltreworld. With fresh water lakes, two oceans, rivers, streams and ponds in abundance, there are many more exciting possibilities. Down Home Fish Stew celebrates the robust flavor of cod. It is a delight- ful entree that is easy to prepare and hearty enough for four healthy appe- tites. Chili peppers add a spicy Med- iterranean touch, while grapefruit from Florida offer a zesty flavor and a suc- culent contrast in texture to the flaky fish and tender lima beans. Sesame Baked Fish takes a whole fish — head and tail included if you like a dramatic presentation —and bakes it with fresh vegetables that are spiced with ginger and soy sauce, sweetened with honey and enlivened with grape- fruit juice and sections. Salmon Salad Daytona is a wonder- ful and unexpected mix of brown rice, olives, scallions and plump grapefruit sections, all finished with an Italian dressing. Another winning combination is Florida Grapefruit Scallops. Parsley and chervil, crumbled to release all their flavor, lend a tantalizing bouquet to the tender^sweet scattops and piquant citrus sections. As these examples attest, there is a style of cooking fish to satisfy every taste, bland and sweet or spicy and hQarty. Tart-sweet grapefruit juice and sections can enhance the natural fla- vor of fish and seafood, no matter what the seasoning, and help keep the fish moist and succulent. DOWN HOME SESAME BAKED FISH FLORIDA FISH STEW 2 tablespoons peanut oil 4 teaspoons honey GRAPEFRUIT SCALLOPS 1 clove garlic, minced 2 grapefruit from Florida, 2 tablespoons vegetable oil 1 teaspoon chopped fresh sectioned, juice reserved 1 pound fresh or frozen bay or 1 large onion, chopped (1 cup) ginger 1 whole flounder sea scallops 2 cloves garlic, chopped 1 cup sliced celery (about 3 pounds), dressed 1/2 cup vegetable oil 1 can (1 pound) tomatoes, 1 cup julienned red pepper 2 tablespoons sesame seeds 1/2 cup grapefruit juice from Florida drained 3 tablespoons soy sauce 1/4 cup finely chopped parsley 3 tablespoons chopped, In medium skillet heat oil; add garlic and ginger and cook 3 minutes. 1 clove garlic, crushed canned, green chili peppers Add celery and red peppeifstlr-fry 1 minute just to coat with sea- 1-1/2 teaspoons dried leaf chervil, 1/2 cup grapefruit juice from soned oil. Add soy sauce, Rprtey and juice from grapefruit (about crumbled Florida 1/4 cup). Cut diagonal slashes.on both sides of fish. Place fish in a 1/2 teaspoon pepper 1 vegetable bouillon cube shallow baking pan lined with aluminum foil. Spoon vegetable mix- 1/2 cup plus 2 tablespoons 3/4 teaspoon dried leaf thyme, ture over fish; sprinkle with sesame seeds. Bake, uncovered, in a packaged bread crumbs, ' * - ^ crumbled 425°F. oven about 15 minutes or until fish flakes easily with a fork. divided 1/2 teaspoon salt Halfway through baking period baste with pan juices; add reserved 1-1/2 cups grapefruit sections from 1 package (10 ounces) frozen grapefruit sections. To serve, spoon vegetables onto a heated Florida, cut into bite-size pieces lima beans, thawed or 1 can serving platter. Lift fish on foil and slide onto serving platter. 1 teaspoon paprika (1 pound) lima beans, YIELD: 4 servings. drained If using sea scallops, cut in quarters. 1 package (1 pound) frozen Note: Red snapper, porgy, or striped bass can be substituted for Thaw scallops, if frozen, by rinsing under cod fish, partially thawed, flounder. cold water. In medium bowl, combine oil, cut in chunks grapefruit juice, parsley, garlic, chervil 2 medium grapefruit from and pepper; mix well. Add scallops; re- I Florida, sectioned frigerate at least 1 hour. Drain scallops reserving oil mixture. Toss scallops with • In large saucepot heat oil; saute SALMON SALAD DAYTONA 1/2 cup crumbs. Add grapefruit sections onion and garlic until tender. Stir in 1 cup brown rice, uncooked 3 medium grapefruit from and mix well. Spoon mixture into 4 scal- tomatoes, chili peppers, grapefruit 1 can (1 pound) salmon, Florida, sectioned, juice lop shells or individual ramekins. Mix juice, bouillon cube, thyme and lifted reserved remaining 2 tablespoons bread crumbs salt. Simmer 20 minutes. Add lima 1/2 cup sliced, black olives 1/4 cup bottled Italian dressing with paprika; sprinkle over each serving. beans and fish; cook 5 to 10 minutes 1/2 cup sliced scallions Salad greens Spoon 1 tablespoon reserved oil mixture until fish flakes easily when tested over eaoh. Broil, 6 inches from^ieat, 10 Cook rice according to package directions reducing salt to 1/2 with a fork. Add grapefruit to 12 minutes, or until topping % teaspoon. Cool. Combine rice, salmon, olives and scallions; add sections; mix gently. golden brown. juice from grapefruit (about 1/3 cup) and dressing; mix well. Add YIELD: 4 main dish servings. YIELD: 4 servings. grapefruit sections and toss gently. Serve on salad greens. YIELD: 4 to 6 servings. WEMfSMY. MAY 29, 1985 2C Fresh summer fruits can be used in easy tarts and cooling ice sorbets SHORTBREAD CRUST The fresh goodness of cantaloupes, raspberries, vt cup softened butter or margarine strawberries and other fruits now coming into markets >4 cup sugar can be combined with other ingredients to create (or * cup firmly-packed light brown sugar) luscious desserts which complement almost any warm- iv< cups unsifted all-purpose Hour weather meal Fresh fruit tarts and fruited ice sorbets Blend butter and sugar together with pastry blender add the perfect finishing touch whether the meal is a or fork Add flour and mix until crumbs are formed. luncheon, patio picnic or posh dinner. Then mix throughly with hands to form a soft dough When fresh fruits are in season, use their colors, Press evenly onto bottom and sides of 8-Inch layer pan flavors and textures to spectacular advantage to create or 9-Inch fluted flan pan or on bottom and 1 classic fruit tarts The choices of summer fruits are seemingly endless - peaches, plums, nectarines and MELON SORBET COOLER pears — plus the bevy of berries — red, purple and black 1 envelope unflavored gelatin raspberries, light amber gooseberries, blueberries and '* cup sugar stawberries Don't forget grapes, apples, bananas, 1 cup water apricots and melons, and the whole citrus family, 2'i cups pureed melon available year-round. (about 1 large cantaloupe or To create the tarts, start with ready-made tart shells '• medium honeydew) available in grocery stores A rich, custardy filling is 'i cup mm (optional) easily prepared from instant pudding, then the topping 2 Tablespoons lemon juice of delicious and decorative fresh fruit is set off with a In medium saucepan, mix unflavored gelatine with gelatin glaze. sugar; blend In water. Let stand 1 minute. Stir over low Fresh summer fruits can be used in the Melon Sorbet heat until gelatin Is completely dissolved, about 5 Cooler. Sparkling Lemon-Lime Sorbet and Very Berry minutes. Let cool to room temperature; stir in Sorbet by combining fruit with unflavored gelatin for remaining ingredients Pour into 9-inch baking pan; a unique taste experience that's as near as your own freeze 3 hours or until firm. freezer. With electric mixer or food processor, beat mixture The French savor a sorbet. Italians popularize until smooth. Return to pan; freeze 2 hours or until granita and Americans indulge in sweeter sherbet, but firm To serve, let thaw at room temperature IS the international American palate is beginning to minutes or until slightly softened. Garnish, if desired, appreciate the velvety smoothness and tart refreshment with fresh fruit. Yield: about 8 servings. of traditional sorbets as a welcome interlude between courses or the ending to a summer meal. VERY BERRY SORBET Simple yet elegant, each of these sorbets starts with 1 envelope unflavored gelatine a base of unflavored gelatine and sugar dissolved in 'i cup sugar water After adding fresh pureed fruit and an 14 cups water assortment of other light flavorings, the mixture Is 2 cups pureed raspberries or frozen until firm, then beaten for a few minutes with strawberries iabout l't pints) an electric mixer and refrozen 11 cup cream of black currant liqueur Unflavored gelatin not only lets the natural colors and or cranberry juice flavors of the ingredients shine through but Is also the 2 Tablespoons lemon juice key to the wonderfully silky smooth texture which In medium saucepan, mix unflavored gelatin with results after the frozen mixture is beaten sugar: blend in water. Let stand 1 minute. Stir over low Try these lusciously light sorbets now that fresh fruits heat until gelatine is completely dissolved, about S are so abundant. No matter what the occasion where minutes Let cool to room .temperature; stir in they will be served, the most difficult thing about remaining ingredients Pour into 9-inch baking pan; sorbets is finding the patience to wait the few minutes freeze 3 hours or until firm. necessary for them to soften before eating. With electric mixer or food processor, beat mixture If taking a shortcut when cheating a culinary classic until smooth Return to pan. freeze 2 hours or until firm — such as these tarts and sorbets — makes a cook feel To serve, let thaw at room temperature 15 minutes or guilty he or she need only remember — if it looks and until slightly softened. Garnish, if desired, with fresh tastes gourmet, it's a success Smiles, praise and fruit Yield: about 8 servings. admiration — like love - mean the cook never needs SPARKLING LEMON-LIME SORBET to say. "I'm sorry " 1 envelope unflavored gelatine GLAZED FRUIT TARTS Mi cup sugar 1 package (3 oz.) lemon or 1 cup water strawberry flavor gelatin 1 1 cup champagne, sauterne or ginger ale , cup boiling water 'i cup fresh lemon juice •i cup cold water ''i cup fresh lime juice Ice cubes In medium saucepan, mix unflavored gelatine with l package i4-serving size) USE FRESH SUMMER FRUIT TO CREATE ELEGANT FRUIT TARTS sugar; blend in water Let stand 1 minute Stir over low French vanilla or vanilla flavor heat until gelatin is completely dissolved, about 5 instant pudding and pie filling minutes Let cool to room temperature; stir in 1 cup c*U milk Chill until set. about 3 hours Garnish with thawed 1 baked 9-inch Shortbread Crust, cooled remaining ingredients Pour into 9-inch baking pan; 12 baked tart shells frozen whipped topping and additional fruit, if desired. 2 cups fresh strawberries, hulled and halved freeze 3 hours or until firm. Dissolve gelatin in boiling water. Measure "« cup, add 2 cups sliced or diced fresh fruits Yield: 12 servings With electric mixer or food processor, beat mixture '•« cup cold water and set aside. Add ice cubes to Dissolve gelatin in boiling water. Combine cold water STRAWBERRY TART until smooth Return to pan; freeze 2 hours or until remaining gelatin; stir constantly until gelatin begins and ice to make *< cup Add to gelatin and stir until 1 package (3 oz i strawberry gelatin firm To serve, let thaw at room temperature 15 to thicken, about 3 minutes. Remove any unmelted ice ice is melted Chill until slightly thickened Meanwhile, *< cup boiling water minutes or until slightly softened Garnish, if desired, Using wire whisk, Mend in sour cream and shipped prepare pudding mix with 1 cup milk as directed on U cup cold water with fresh fruit Yield: about 8 servings package let stand i minute*. Spoon l'i tablespoons 2 cups ice cubes topping and whip until smooth. Spoon into Shortbread Crust. Arrange strawberries, cut side down, on filling Variation: Sparkliag Citrus Mint Sorbet — Increase pudding into bottom of each shell and spread evenly ' a cup sour cream water to 2 cups; omit champagne After gelatin is Arrange fruit on pudding and spoon gelatin over fruit. 1 cup thawed frozen whipped topping Chill measured gelatin until slightly thickened; spoon over strawberries. Chill until firm, about 2 hours dissolved, add '4 cup loosely packed mint leaves; Garnish with additional frozen whipped topping, if simmer over low heat 5 minutes Remove mint and let Dessert ideas desired. cool to room temperature Proceed as above. If CECH.T AP Food Editor Start adding to your list of sundaes APRICOT COOKIES idea: a waffle sundae. syrup or serve plain, as desired 6 Tablespoons butter. With the weather getting Toast a frozen waffle as Serve immediately. softened warmer all the time, It doesn't directed on package. Place a •i cup sugar hurt to add to your repertoire of •coop of flavored ice cream onto That's the basic recipe. Vari- 1 large egg sundaes. toasted waffle. Top with ice ations include substituting a large 2 Tablespoons apricot Here's an easy aad delicious cream topping, maple-flavored cookie or brownie for the waffle preserve! 2 Tablespoons heavy cream 1 cup stirred all-purpose flour (spoon into measure and level) 1 teaspoon baking powder In a medium bowl cream butter and sugar Thoroughly beat in egg. apricot preserves and cream. Add flour and baking powder and beat gently until blended. Drop by round- ed teaspoonfuls, about 2 inches apart, onto ungreased cookie sheet. Bake in a preheated 375-degree oven until edges are golden brown — 10 to 12 minutes; cool on wire rack. Yield: About 32 MACE LOAF CAKE Pi cups sifted cake flour l'i teaspoons baking powder '• teaspoon salt •'< teaspoon ground mace 1 cup butter, softened •' i cup sugar MELON, LEMON-LIME AND BERRY SORBETS 3 large eggs 2 Tablespoons milk 1 teaspoon vanilla •COUPON- Grease and flour a loaf pan (about 8 by 4 by 2'i inches). Sift together flour, baking powder, salt and mace. In an electric mixer beat butter until fluffy. Gradually beat in sugar. Beat in eggs, one at a time, until blended 59$ Off after each addition. Add flour mix- ture; beat in gently until blended. Beat in milk and vanilla. Turn into a Dozen Donuts prepared pan. Bake in a preheated 350-degree oven until a cake tester inserted in center comes out clean — 45 minutes. Turn out on wire rack; turn right side up; cool completely. ForaltlM turn to The Register's Rumson Outboard Regatta special section on Thursday, May 30. Honey Topped Cake • Schedule of race*, and the sponsor of each race. • Scoring procedure* for the race*. EVENING REFRESHER • B—lei of outboard boat racing. Spice Cake & Honey Topping Coffee or Tea HONEY TOPPING cnupon ptt it il J Joicci Offer Good Through 6-MS In a small bowl, beat together tk TAKE OUT ONLY cup butter (softened) and Vi cup Get More honey until blended; stir in V< cup flaked coconut and V« cup coarsely chopped pecans. Bake a spice cake in a 9-inch square pan; spread honey mixture over top of hot cake; broil about t incises from high heat, turning as necessary, until nuts are It's worth the trip. RegisterDAILY - browned but not scorched - 2 to 3 Your hometown newspaper minutes. Serve warm or cold, cut in OPEN U HOURS, 7 DAYS A WEEK SR squares in pan. - — — — — COUPON— — — — - WEDNESDAY. MAY 29. 1985 The Krgiolrr 3C Scoop used as measure DEAR HELOISE: I have a until pliilic icoop In my sugar caalMer. I mnurtd how maiy scoops were rqaal to oae mp, u I eoa'l kave to fet oil • mriimioi cap every lime 1 nerd sugar. With my scoop, five icoopi equal one cup, «o two and a half icoopi are a half cup, and to oa. With lome reclpei you may need to be more accurate but moil of the time this worki fine. — Arlene Larten Hints From Heloise SUPER MEAT GRAND OPENING Beef Any Size Pkg Pure Pork Hot or Sweet Who needs to drag out a measur- FOODTOWN OF RlfeBide & ing cup and then wash It each time. This will save two steps — Heloise Fresh Italian Style Send a kitchen or cooking him to: LYNDHURST Hngsland Ave. Heloise, P.O. Box KIWI, San An lonio. Texas 71111 Ground Chuck Sausage SURPRISE CORN STICKS Dear Heloise: While mixing corn- bread bailer by Ihe usual recipe, put >our (iron) buttered corn slick pan in the oven and get It sizzling hot. Then pour a small amount of butter in Ihe pan and place a cooked and browned sausage link In Ihe middle of each corn slick. Then pour more U S D A Grode A ?vaum tonoMti toati Mopac Fresh 3 Ib roll Mom iow»»son butter on top of the sausages. Chicken SO 69 Bake until Ihe corn sticks are Ground browned lo your liking What a Cutlets ,b * Haiti Portion Ib MW surprise to lake a bit of a corn stick and find sausage In it ... very tasty! U S D A Ooic» • ftottom lound • SfcouMor • Chuck Beef Main tower So" Fully Coo*#d Water Aao*d — Carolyn Davis CcvO It really does sound yummy! — Boneless 79 Smoked Heloise 99 Beef Roast •,., Ham Steak ib FLYING FLOUR n Dear Heloise: If you want lo Mo»h lowefSoit k#vCot*»d Watef Addtd Butt Port*yi C11Q transfer flour from a bag into a container so il won't fly all over and Smoked Ham leave flower dusl on everything, liSDA Cfxwc*BoncWu&•* U S 0 A G'OCtt A PffdUt Ov«n keep the flour in the freeter for a day Top Bound Roast or so. Drumsticks ' OV NO.2S , The flour can then be transferred USDA Ctoce lee*) K» yjjtow or Whlt» Kraft s^Twl""' too5££ Meal Of B»* Balearic SHigtes grolttante Cheese Cotontdiocon Franto 00 Sour Cream ice Cream c ly CkirtM I. MM* A list of the panel's recommended TUSCANY There are notable exceptions, but wines follow, trices are suggested (3 tailed, I recommended) BILOW GRAPEVINE most Italian whites are best drunk retail in New York A "C" Indicates AnUnori 1984 Galeitro C/» $3 69; MONMOUTH ST. young. Of the two most recent The Winetaster that the judges did not agree In their Marches! de( Frescobaldi 1980 vintages. 1984 will turn out to be assessment. Pomlno Bianco "II Beneficlo" C/' more difficult than 1983. Production PIEDMONT HIM. RED BANK 747-5775 was less than 1S83 and the quality (1* tasted, 7 recommended I will generally be poorer. However, was awarded three stars Five wines Contralto 19*3 Gavi " K 80; Bal- UMBR1A white grapes in the Veneto, Tren- received two stars, but one wasbiano 1983 Cortese di Gavi • M 24 IS tasted, 3 recommended) tino-Alto Adige and Friuli-Venezia controversial in that the judges Camevale 1983 Gavi • tS.»; Pio Lungarotti 1983 Chardonnay Delle (Jiulia did not fare badly and the 1984 could not agree The one-star wines Cesare 1963 Cortese de Gavi • f 10.80: Umbria ' $7 49; Lungarotti IMS whites from Sicily might also be were one-dimensional for the most Villa Costa 1983 Cortese de Gavi Torre di Giano C/« $7 48; Ruffino better than those in 1983. A few part, but the two-star wines were Black Label * 18 75. Giuliano N/V Orvieto Classico 1983 C/' $3.89 wines from 1984 have recently made more complex. Cortese di tiAvi C • Hit Villa MARCHE their way into the United States, but All the two-star wines were from Costa 1983 Cortese di Gavi White (t tailed. 6 recommended) it will be a while before there is a 1983. Mastroberardino produced Labael C ' $4 79 LATIUM good stock of them available three of them: Fiano di Avellino. LOMBARDY (2 tasted, 1 recommended) The 1983s are in ample supply on Greco di Tufo and Lacryma Christi (1 listed. 1 recommended) Prince Pallavicini 1963 Frascati the shelves of wine stores but the del Vesuvio. The Latin writer Pliny Ballabio 1977 Clastidium Gran Superiore C/« $4.69 quality of vintage is mixed, mainly had called the Fiano grapes Riserva C ' $19 00 due to weather problems in Italy "apiane" from the name of the bees TRENTINO-ALTO ADIGE AMPAN1A During the early part of the growing attracted by its honey-like nectar 13 tailed. I recommended) (3 tailed, 3 recommended) season, the weather was good and Fiano di Avellino and Greco di Tufo Bollini 1983 Chardonnay di Mastroberardino 1983 Friano di germination was normal but prob- are Italian whites that benefit from Mezzocorona * M 99 AVellino •• $17 00. Masroberardino lems started in the flowering and cellaring. Greco is the only white VENETO 1983 Greco dl Tufo •• $999; setting phase Cold weather caused grape that gives a dark juice Special (18 luted. 7 recommended) Mastroberardino 1983 Lacryma a delay in the North and Central care must be taken in the unifica- Collavini 1983 Chardonnay delle Christi del Vesuvio •• $7 49 regions, and drought delayed the tion process to achieve its light Tre Venezie * $4.99; Gorgo 1983 APULIA ^SSS^" process in the South. The evolution yellow color. The town of Tufo is on Bianco di Custoza "San Micbelino" (t lasted, 1 recommended) of the vine was \curtailed by high the site of ancient Roman sulfur • SNA.La Colombaia 1983 Chardon- Rivera 1963 Pinot Bianco di Puglia temperatures throughout the county mines. Lacryma Christi is produced nay del Veneto * 13 35. MIrafiore • $3 99 teller schwaric Kate in early summer but late season on Mount Vesuvius from vines 1983 Soave (C.S.) * MM; Scamperle SICILY QUALITATSWEIN rains helped repair damage The last growing in the volcanic ash It is 1963 Bianco di Custoza * 14.79; (4 lasted, 4 recommended) /LP.Nr HOmiH grapes harvested derived benefit made from 100 percent Coda di Volpe Tedeschi 1963 Bianco di Custoza * Baronessa Anca 1983 Donna from a sunburst in late fall grapes Pliny coined the name $5 49. Torresella 1963 Chardonnay Fugato Bianco * $5 75; Corvo Duca As a guide to evaluating the because the grape bunch looked to delle Venezia * $4.00 di SalaparuU 193 Colomba Platino • available vintages. I held a panel him like a "fox tail." Collavini's KRIl LI VENEZIA G1ULIA $4 89; Corvo Duca di SalaparuU 1963 tasting of Italian wines at the Italian two-star Pino Grigio comes from the (6 tasted, 4 recommended) White * $4 35. Conte Tasca Wine Center in New York. The panel Grave del Friuli zone that accounts Collavini 1963 Pino Grigio (G.D.F) DAlmeriU 1982 Regaleali Bianco Zeller Schwarze Katz is a white wine included me and Carole Collier, of for half of the DOC wines of the •• $4.99; Conte D Attimis-Maniago C/# $5 49 from the little town of Zell on the Colliers WINE LINE. Computer region Contratto's two-star Gavi is 1983 Sauvignun iC.OF ) • $5 24. READERS ARE WELCOME to Guide to Wine & Food. in the modern, dry. light style The Santa Margherita 1963 Chardonnay * write Charles B. Rubinstein la care Mosel River, Germany. This is a Of the 51 wines evaluated. 34 wine is made from the Cortese vine $499; Santa Margherita 1963 Luna of The Register, P.O. Box U», Red delightful wine for a light lunch or at received at least one star No wine in the area around the town of Gavi Dei Feldi s $12 99. i, N.J. 877*1. cocktail hour to be served well chilled. Rice is perfect side dish for fresh summer fish SALE PRICE 1 teaspoon each of fresh until rice is tender and liquid 't cup white vinegar Whether served as a slab of grilled thyme, sage and oregano absorbed. Shuck and chop the clams. 2 Tablespoons sugar CASE OF swordfish or in a stew of fresh 1 cup uncooked rice Add chopped clams, cilantro. 2 teaspoons sesame seed. 12 BOTTLES tomatoes and shellfish, seafood rare- l'i cups chicken brolh parsley, and walnuts to rice toasted ly needs more than an dash of 3 medium tomatoes, peeled. This rice dish can be served on the SAVE AN accompaniment To play on the old seeded and chopped side, or as a stuffing for fresh trout Combine 2 tablespoons soy sauce ADDITIONAL 10% farmer s nursery rhyme, fish does In large saucepan, cook onions and If used as a stuffing, take six and 2 cups water in medium and often should stand alone ' shallots in margarine until tender rainbow or salmon trout, about 12 saucepan. Bring to boil; stir in rice. A perfect side dish for fresh fish, crisp. Add spinach and herbs: cook ounces each, and dress them, leaving Cover, reduce heat and simmer for chefs agree, is rice Combine it with 1 minute. Stir in rice, broth, and the tails on Stuff each with x» cup 20 minutes or until water is ab- herbs or a medley of new summer tomatoes Bring to a boil, stirring rice mixture. Wrap individually in sorbed. Remove from heat and cool. CALIFORNIA WINES vegetables, and you have a treat that once or twice. Reduce heat, cover squares of oil parchment or foil. Rinse shrimp; drain thoroughly. does exactly what it's meant to: Remove and reserve '» cup. Com- and simmer 15 minutes or until rice Bake at 350 degrees for 25 minutes > 4 liter GalloChablls compliment the main course without or until fish flakes easily with a fork. bine remaining shrimp, carrot, peas, is tender and liquid absorbed Re- 750 ml Gsllo Zlnfandel overpowering it or fading in the move bay leaf and serve Yield: 4 Garnish with extra whole clams green onions and ginger root in large background servings Yield: 6 servings. bowl. Fluff rice with fork; fold into 1750 ml EJiJ Gallo Chardonnay 11.5 liter E4J G«llo French Colombard To add a new twist to fresh trout SEAFOOD WALNUT RICE SUSHI SALAD shrimp mixture. Cover and refriger- f| 4 liter or salmon, use rice as a stuffing Or. 2 pounds fresh clams in shells 3 Tablespoons soy sauce. ate until chilled. Meanwhile, Carlo Rout Paiuno for the truly adventuresome, use 'i cup dry white wine measure vinegar, sugar, remaining 4 liter Rtdfe Creat ChaMIs divided : rice as the base for a sushi-style 2 shallots, finely chopped 1 cup uncooked long grain rice. soy sauce, sesame seed and 2 1 15 liter Almaden ChabUs summer salad, complete with bite- 2 Tablespoons vegetable oil 'i pound cooked baby shrimp teaspoons water into cruet or screw- l.t liter Fetnr Red Premium top jar with lid. Cover and stir or sized portions of fresh shellfish and 1 cup uncooked rice 1 carrot, peeled and shredded i 1 liter Alamaden Mt Rhine shake until blended and sugar dis- a medley of bright vegetables •i teaspoon black pepper •i cup fresh peas 4 liter Cattani Sauteme solves. Pour over rice mixture; toss Here are a number of new ideas 2 Tablespoons chopped parsley ' i cup chopped green onions to coat all ingredients well. 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