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ThMONMOUTH COUNTY'eS HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER SINCE 1878 WEDNESDAY, JAN. 25, 19891 VOL. 111 NO. 96 25 CENTS Lloyd Road School students pass hats Wastewater to assist homeless plan critics'

By SEAMUS McGRAW THE REGISTER Through the drive, forum likely ABERDEEN — Students at said resource Lloyd Road School passed the hat teacher Ruth Ann yesterday to help local homeless Official: Opponents of Holmdei families, but not in the traditional Etzkorn, the school sense. collected 111 hats, proposal may get DEP hearing As a kind of celebration for Na- 118 pairs of gloves Only with such facilities would tional Hat Day, nearly all 650 stu- By LAURENCE ARNOLD dents, as well as all the teachers or mittens, 37 large-scale developments, such as and Principal George Christiana, scarves and 18 sets THE REGISTER the proposed Chase Manhatten donned "funny hats" Friday and complex, be able to proceed. of hats, gloves and Residents have protested the collected some more serious cha- HOLMDEL — Local residents peaus for distribution to the area's scarves. plan, contending that accidental needy families. concerned with plans to permit leakage from such facilities would water treatment facilities in the endanger the Swimming River The youngsters, said resource southern part of the township Reservoir. Most of Holmdei south teacher Ruth Ann Etzkorn, have probably will be granted a public of the Garden State Parkway lies been encouraged to bring in through sixth-grade students a few hearing by the Department of En- classroom giggles. within the reservoir's watershed. brand-new caps and gloves to be vironmental Protection, according Barry Chalofsky, chief of waste- distributed to families at Manna Students were encouraged to to a DEP official. House, a privately operated home- water planning at the DEP, said wear either their favorite hat, a Monday that the department prob- less shelter in Cliftwood Beach. funny hat or a homemade hat. Under Holmdcl's proposed amendment to the region's Water ably will decide to hold a public Those hats that aren't expected One youngster, Etzkorn said, Quality and Wastewater Manage- hearing on the plan. to be used at Manna House will be combined all three with a topper ment Plan, developers could build "We don't have to (hold one), donated to the Coalition for that his grandmother had made on-site waslewatcr treatment fa- but most likely we will," he said. Homeless Motel Mothers, a group for him, a kind of cap with a hand cilities to compensate for the lack The DEP is required to conduct of welfare families living in single clutching a hammer. of sewers in southern Holmdei. See DEP, Page 2A room occupancy motels. "The hand was reaching around Through the drive, Etzkorn from the back of the hat like it was said, the school collected 111 hats, going to hit him on the head with 118 pairs of gloves or mittens, 37 the hammer," she said. scarves and 18 sets of hats, gloves The students were not the only City employees and scarves. ones who cashed in the fun, she While the event gave the young- said, adding that most of the THE REGISTER/WILLIAM PERLMAN sters an opportunity to help their teachers also donned bonnets. In BURIED IN HATS — Lloyd Road School students Jamil Hill, 11, less fortunate neighbors, Etzkorn fact, she said, Christiana was so Scott Curran, 12, and Laura Masaric, 13, all of Matawan, show off demand raises said, it also gave the pre-school See SCHOOL, Page 2A the hats the school collected for homeless people at Manna House.

By DONALD W. MEYERS Council THE REGISTER It is really pitiful in 1989, one year away LONG BRANCH — After stag- rejects 2 ing a sick-out Monday, employees from the '90s, to pay of the city's Public Works Depart- ment came to last night's City these men wages ferry bids Council meeting to demand higher from the '60s. wages. Thomas Fagan The employees, members of President, IUE Local 417 By ELAINE CANNIZZARO Local 417 of the International THE REGISTER Union of Electronic, Electrical, year away from the '90s, to pay Technical, Salaried and Machine these men wages from the '60s," Workers, said that they are the ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Fagan told the council. lowest paid public works employ- Fagan said that the union has Responding to the pleas of a 70- ees in the county and that they been without a contract since Dec. member audience, the Borough were not provided with proper 31, and that the city's offer of a 4 Council last night voted, 5-1, to equipment to do their jobs. The percent increase — which works reject both bids for a ferry service department oversees garbage col- out to a 21-cent-per-hour raise for to run between the Municipal Har- lection and street maintenance. starting sanitation workers — was bor and New York City. About 25 workers picketed out- a travesty. He added that he made With only Councilman Richard side City Hall before the meeting, an offer increasing the wage to H. Gaskill opposing the move, the carrying signs charging that the $6.75. but the city balked. council rejected a $40,100 offer city was dealing unfairly with the City Business Administrator Anthony Muscillo defended the from Direct Line Commuter Ser- THE REGISTER/MARTIN PETTERCHAK union. vice, Belford, and a $33,370 offer percentage, saying that the city is 1 IUE President Thomas Fagan in a budget crisis and that every- from TNT Hydrolines, an Austra- said the starting wage for a garbage lian-based company. The winning 'Living the Dream one has to bite the bullet. collector is $5.23 per hour, with an "How can they say that they're firm would have paid the total bid annual rate of $10,878. Fagan amount each year for a three-year Joshua Smith, president of Brookdale Community College, Middletown, talks with Dr. T.L. Sim- going through hard times? They're compared this with Asbury Park, building the Hilton, and putting in lease on a harbor slip. mons, director of the Washington bureau of the National Association for the Advancement of where he said the starting wage is Colored People and the NAACP's chief lobbyist. Simmons spoke yesterday as part of the condos all over," said Michael After about two hours of testi- $7.90 per hour. college's "Living the Dream" program. Bowles Sr.. a sanitation worker. mony from the bidders, boat own- "It is really pitiful in 1989. one See LONG BRANCH, Page 2A ers and residents, the mayor and the five council members who fa- vored the rejection agreed that a ferry service would be beneficial to the borough, but said several prob- Middletown police probe death of drug addict lems, including parking at the har- bor, needed to be addressed first. Johnson's body was discovered by fisher- In early November, Oches said, Johnson Friday. A police investigation reportedly re- By VIRGINIA KENT DORRIS men Sunday in a weedy area near the public made a videotape for the police depart- vealed that Johnson died at a home in the Gaskill disagreed, saying he THE REGISTER dock in the township's Belford section. Two ment's drug prevention program predicting Belford section sometime during the week- would vote to award the contract people are now facing charges that they that drug abuse would kill him und warning end in the company of the two people sus- to Direct Line, the highest bidder, dumped his corpse there without notifying others to slay drug-free. pected of abandoning his body. because "it's time a ferry service MIDDLETOWN — It's been two the authorities. started in Atlantic Highlands. Oches said the exact time and cause of The body remained there until it was There is a critical problem, with months since 36-year-old Richard C. John- Del. Lt. Robert Oches yesterday said that Johnson's death arc not yet known. Police dumped near the dock Sunday morning, parking, but the ferry would not son predicted that he would die a victim qf Johnson was known to township police as arc awaiting the results of an autopsy and Oches said. contribute significantly to that drug abuse. an intraveneous drug user and that he had a toxicology test by the state Medical Examin- Police arrested Sherie Ann Branson, 30, problem, which is mainly during Now police are trying to determine string of drug-related arrests dating back to er's office. of Lohsen Place and Gerald Evernham, 25, See ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, Page 2A whether he was right. 1970. Johnson was last seen alive by his parents See POLICE, Page 2A

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Township Committeeman Paul Stallone from the room, Stallone said, after tele- ed-to plug her personal phone into the said, to either persuade the telephone By SEAMUS McGRAW said that he had been in contact with resi- phone company accountants determined unit, and Middle Road officials soon company to replace the line or to install a direct line between the building and the 'THE REGISTER dents of the Middle Road senior citizens that it had not been sufficiently used. found themselves paying for a "45-minute complex and that they had expressed And soon alter the telephone was re- telephone call to someplace in Florida," police department. alarm over the absence of a phone in the moved, officials at Middle Road decided Weigand said. A telephone company employee, Wei- HAZLET — Senior citizens at Middle center's recreation room. gand said, has volunteered to install the to yank out the connection as well. Now, however, both township officials Fine on his own time if need be. Road Village may be on the receiving end Their alarm came to a head recently, According to Township Administrator and members of the local Rotary Club are of a Rotary telephone if the township and But the township and the Rotary have Stallone said, when an elderly resident Robert Weigand, it seems that when the reportedly interested in restoring at least not formally discussed the proposal, Wei- the community group can make the nec- passed out and residents had no way to telephone company removed the pay limited phone service to the recreation gand said, and the plans will remain on essary connections. immediately summon help. phone originally, it had left the jack. room. hold until the two parties can make a con- At last night's pre-meeting caucus. A pay telephone had been removed At one point, he said, a resident decid- Plans have been discussed, Weigand nection. Developers outline residential-commercial project The Register (ISSN 0884-47Q7) River Cove development at last night's Red Mastercare Service Center. But association member Eileen Niciolo Circulation: By MARION HODGE Bank Residents Association meeting, held Cassidy said the group hopes to contrib- told the lawyers that 120-to-ISO-foot struc- 542-8880 or 583-5210 Toll-Free: 1-800-648-0352 REGISTER CORRESPONDENT at the borough Middle School. ute funds to help alleviate the borough's tures would not be beneficial for the bo- rough. Monday-Friday, Cassidy's firm has joined forces with the parking problem and traffic congestion. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Conforti Group, a New York City-based He said one objective of the project is to Planning Board Chairman John Garofolo RED BANK — About 100 residents Sunday. development corporation, to formulate provide funding for a public parking garage asked Cassidy and Foss how many parking . 8 a.m.-11 a.m. heard plans for a major commercial and concepts for the River Cove project. on White Street, but the availability of spaces would be needed to support the pro- residential project on a four-acre site be- ject. Cassidy responded that 700-900 spaces Classified Advertising: The group has assembled properties over funds for off-site improvements would de- 542-1700 tween West Front and Monmouth streets at pend on the project's size. would be needed. an information session last nigh. the past 2'h years. The resulting tract covers Monday-Friday, most of the two blocks between Front and "The community may have to face some The group expects to discuss its plans 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Monmouth Streets, except for Miner's trade-offs" if the improvements are to be with the mayor and Borough Council at its . Harold J. Cassidy and Roger J. Foss, Display Advertising: partners in the law firm Cassidy, Foss & Plumbing Supply, St. Nicholas Russian funded, such as allowing higher buildings Feb. 28 meeting. Formal plans are expected 542-4000 San Fillippo. outlined plans to build the Eastern Orthodox Church and the Firestone than ordinances call for, Cassidy said. to be presented sometime in March. Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Editorial Department: Atlantic Highlands council rejects ferry service bids 542-4000 Continued from Page 1A our problems," he said. "Another tions of the boat to ensure quality provide more harbor parking. "We now have to step back and the boating season and on week- unknown is that the Marine Police service for the long run. The new parking lot was to pro- punt," he said. "We'll have to take The Register . ends." are interested in part of our har- Councilman Waldron F. Smith vide an additional 205 parking a closer look at the Hess property (USPS 145-440) bor. Although I believe it is in the spaces for commuters using the (on First Avenue) and see if we .', Members of the public em- said the residents convinced him tslablishedin 1878 best interest of Atlantic Highlands there are a lot of problems and ferry service. Schoeffling said, can run out of there." by John H Cook and Henry Clay phasized the lack of parking at the "There is not complete clarity on Thomas Bruyere, president of IMnOMeM! to have a ferry, I think we should "neither bid provides Atlantic One Register Plafa Shrewsbury NJ 07/02 Municipal Harbor even without a get all the loose ends tied up." the number of spaces that lot will TNT, said, "We've been working I 201 5424000 ferry service. Highlands with a great financial Branch Off lea: deal." provide -j- between 150 and 205. on other arrangements for some Monmouth County Courthouse He suggested they take a year- Freehold. NJ 07728 Councilman Michael Harmon But without the ferry, it will pro- time." round survey of the parking situa- Mayor Robert A. Schoeffling Member ol the Associated Press The Associated said he was concerned about a vide additional spaces for custom- He declined to say what areas Press is entitled exclusively lo the use of all local news tion at the harbor, work with the said that although both bids were ers of the party boats. Shore Casi- the firm was investigating, but did printed in this newspapei as well as all AP news dis number of other problems as well. patches Bayshore Transportation Study rejected, the Borough Council in- no, slip owners, etc." say it would be in the Bayshore. Member ol the American Newspaper Publishers Asso "The fear of the unknown wor- Team, look into having a ferry run tends to go ahead on Feb. 7 with Jack West lake, a partner in Di- He added that TNT would make ctalion and the N J Press Association ries me a little. We don't know to out of Sandy Hook Pier instead of its plan to demolish the unused rect Line, said he wasn't surprised an announcement on that in the Second Class poslagc paid at Red Bank NJ 07701. sewerage plant on First Avenue to and additional mailing offices Mail subscriptions paya what extent the ferry will add to Pier Two, and define the specifica- by the council's decision. near future. ble in advance Published daily except Saturday and Sunday Not published New Years Day Memorial Pay. Indepen dence Day. Labor Day or Christmas Day Home delivery by carrier — Daity and Sunday SI 35 a Long Branch public works employees seek raises week Sunday only 50 cents Daily only SI 00 Single copy al counter — Dariy 25 cents Sunday 50 Continued from Page 1A ment to collect the city's trash. union sanction, and that the union was en- said he had worked for the department Toial "I'm working three jobs to stay at this job." The action was ended yesterday when couraging a wait-and-see attitude. since June and has not even received shoes. Daily A Term Daily Sunday Sunday letters went out warning the men to report Carl Philips, another garbage collector, The workers asked themselves and pass- One Week 1 l/l S 0 75 $ 2 45 "I hear this budget crisis crap every 13 Weeks 20 15 9 10 29 25 back to work or face disciplinary action. said that he has not been provided with ers-by if they thought Huhn or any member 26 Weeks 4030 IB 20 58 50 year," Fagan said. If the administration and One Year 7540 3380 109 20 the council can't get their financial act to- "I can tell you, regarding the job action, safety shoes, a uniform or any other safety of the administration would ride a garbage gear stipulated in the contract. truck for $5.23 an hour. Mail tales 'or college stitdenls and military personnel gether, he maintained, they should step that the city will take every legal means — 'A ol above rates available to insure that it does not happen aside and let someone else do it. Public Works Director John A. Ferraro Huhn, Muscillo and members of the POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Reg again," said Mayor Philip D. Huhn. said equipment is issued to employees 90 council said they would not comment on isler One Regisler Plaza Shrewstxjry Nj 07702 The workers attempted to protest the Muscillo said the action violated state days after they are hired, but the turnover is the dispute because the state Open Meet- - TH€ REGISTER and THE SUNDAY REGISTER are stalled contract talks by staging a sick-out law and a contractual "no-strike" clause. so high that none of the men last that long.' ings Law forbids officials to discuss labor published by MONMOUTH PUBLISHING COMPANY Monday, leaving supervisors and manage- Fagan said that the action did not have Donnie Anderson, a garbage truck driver, negotiations in progress. DEP official: Plan hearing likely Continued from Page 1A region is still in question, Balmer stressed that its a public hearing when there is "significant interest" importance is clear. in a particular project, Chalofsky said, adding, "There are no more environmentally sensitive "There does appear to be significant interest." NOW YOU CAN areas than a potable water supply," she said. He said he did not know how many letters or pro- Balmer and other residents have not been alone in test the department has received from Holmdel resi- their fight against wastewater treatment facilities in dents. But Carole Balmer, who has been an outspo- southern Holmdel. ken critic of the revised plan since its inception, said During the past several months, the Monmouth she has hand-delivered more than 500 letters from County Planning Board has written to the township AFFORD Tl residents in the/fownship and throughout the county. and the DEP reminding them that southern Holmdel "The whole county could be affected by this plan, is designated as a Limited Growth-Agriculture/Con- because I'm afraid it will set a precedent for water- servation Area in the county's Growth Management use management," Balmer said. Guide, which serves as the county's master plan. Even if the DEP public hearing does not change According to the Growth Management Guide, BEST. the wastewater facilities plan, Balmer said, it would adopted in 1982, a limited growth area is character- at least delay approval of the plan. ized by the "absence of infrastructure, such as public water or sewers; presence of significant areas of envi- If during that delay the state's development and ronmentally sensitive or special use lands and lack of Bob Hillman recommends The redevelopment plan is finalized, and if it designates public transportation." Eyexam Group* conveniently located part of southern Holmdel as environmentally sensi- tive, the Chase Manhattan project might be stopped, The county planning board also produced, in 198S, in Hillman's Eyes as your contact she said. a management guide entitled Land Use in the Swim- lens fitting and replacement center. ming and Manasquan River reservoir watersheds. It The Eyexam Group offers the most But Township Clerk John P. Wadington said recommends that municipalities prohibit the intro- Chase's future is solely in the hands of the township: duction of sewer service into areas of the watershed extensive contact lens selection in "Unless (Chase) loses its zoning, it's home free," he where it could endanger potable water supplies. New Jersey (check the partial said. The board does not, however, exercise any author- list below) and a state of the art Although the specific designation of the southern ity to enforce its guidelines. eye examination. * Independent Doctors of Optometry Lotteries Dr. Silberberg & Dr. Neuss Police investigate J&J DISPOSABLE New Jersey ACUVUE drug addict's death Last night's Pick-3 was 1-5- BAUSCH&LOMB 1. Straight bet pays $208; AMERICAN HYDRON Continued from Page 1A box, $69; pairs, $20.50. The make the 17-minutc videotape for Pick-4 was 9-9-2-1. Straight WESLEY JESSON of Locust Street at 3:45 p.m. Mon- the police department's drug pre- bet pays $2,470; box, "BROWN TO BLUE" day. Both were charged with fail- vention program last fall, saying $205.50. ure to report a death and were re- that he wanted to keep others CIBA leased on their own recognizance. from becoming addicted to drugs SOFTMATE the way he had. New York ! Det. Michael Slover, the depart- HYDROCURVE He said he has used the video- ment's drug prevention officer, The Daily Number was 2-1- AQUAFLEX said Johnson began using alcohol tape 'dozens of times" in presen- 2. The WinFour was 9-7-9-8. when he was 13 and had been tak- tations to high school students The Keno was 2-3-10-15-17- POLYCON *19°° EYEXAM and civil groups and that he ex- 21-26-31-38-42-44-49-50- (Eye exoms rag. S39.00, w/coupon $19.00). Coupon ing drugs for 21 years. pects to continue to use the tape in 51-59-67-68-70-74-77. BOSTON EQUALENS also valid for $20.00 savings on contact lens Slover said Johnson offered to his drug awareness programs. Over 10,000 !«<•»• la examinations. {Independent Doctors of Optometry. Good with coupon only thru 1/31 89. No other discounts apply). SANDY HOOK FUEL Eatontown 251 Route 35 North School collects hats, gQ 9

homelessness problem and related issues, Results of a preliminary survey indi- "Red Bank had as many child abuse- pealed to the agencies in attendance for By MIKE BURKE said Kerry Zukus, a recently elected CSA cate that the borough has become an neglect cases reported (153) last year as referrals to a new program designed to THE REGISTER trustee, task force member and chairman urban center with such attendant prob- Middletown," she explained. "That's in- educate the homeless-. «,. of the Retail Trade Board. lems as high incidence of domestic vio- teresting because Middletown has a pop- lence and the spread of the AIDS virus, ulation of about 70,000, and Red Bank "One major step to relieve homeles- RED BANK — The Community Ser- Zukus said the CSA group would be willing to meet with others, such as the she told the audience. has about 12,000 people. sness is to help the people get an educa- vices Association yesterday announced tion so they can help themselves get out 10-member panel appointed by Mayor With 21 homeless recipients, the bo- "This is just a .first step," she noted. the formation of a task force designed to of this cycle they're in," said MAECOM interact with other local agencies already Michael J. Arnone to study Red Bank's rough has many more welfare clients liv- "It's an initial attempt we hope will lead housing, for information exchanges. Also, to a thorough data base of issues interre- representative Dorothy Rice. The organi- working to aid the area's homeless. ing on the street than Long Branch, a city the CSA force may seek corporate spon- of nearly 30,000 where records show only lated with homelessness, such as health zation anticipates the receipt of some More than 30 representatives of local sors to help in the formulation and imple- eight welfare clients as homeless, Blair care, education and employment." $20,000 in state grants to oireTbasic skills, high school equivalency training and human services agencies turned out for a mentation of solutions, Zukus noted. said. That data base will be designed to assist CSA rountable discussion in the YMCA local human services agencies in coordi- "employability skills" to the homeless. ! on Maple Avenue. CSA members have targeted homeles- Reports of child neglect or abuse cSses sness in the greater Red Bank area as the in the borough also are as numerous as nating delivery of their respective services For more information on the MAE- The task force will direct its efforts to- group's top priority for the new year, said those in more populous neighboring to clients, she said. COM program or referrals, contact Rice wards finding solutions to the area's Terri Blair, president of the association. towns, Blair said. Meanwhile, MAECOM officials ap- at 542-3685. Hazlet officials a-gassed about discovery of leak put their decision on the variance on hold By SEAMUS McQRAW until they could investigate the state's THE REGISTER role, and the committee was unable to offer any guidance. HAZLET — Township officials are try- That prompted Commilteeman Wesley ing to find a way to make sure that when Kain to demand that the Township Com- gas leaks so does information — at least mittee establish some kind of commu- to the Township Committee. nications procedure to ensure that it is kept abreast of developments. In its pre-meeting workshop last night, Mayor John Bradshaw and members of "What we need," Kain insisted, "is a the committee conceded that they were as policy." surprised as the Zoning Board about a Although not yet formally drafted, the request to Handex Inc., a water quality policy is expected to require mid-level consulting firm, to proceed with plans to municipal administrators to forward di- clean up a two-and-a-half-year-old gaso- rectives of uncertain destination to the line leak at the Texaco service station on committee. Route 35. "And when they know where it should According to Committeewoman Marge go. they should send a copy to us," Cena, liaison to the Zoning Board, the Bradshaw said. board was "taken by surprise" last week In the case of the gas-leak cleanup, the when Handex, acting on behalf of Texaco, state is responsible for permits. The facili- requested a variance to maintain an al- ty being employed at the Texaco station ready-existing portable treatment facility pumps possible contaminated groundwa- at the site. ter from the site, separates the gasoline The board, she said, had no idea that and vaporizes it, releasing the distilled the 1986 gas leak had occurred, nor did it fumes into the air. As'a result, the facility have any knowledge of the Department of requires an air quality permit from the Environmental Protection's decision to 1)1 V. And because the treated water is approve the clean up. pumped back into the ground, a water THE REGISTER/MARTIN PETTERCHAK permit also is required. In fact, she said, if a local official had not dropped by the site and told the con- Under ordinary circumstances, Town- Batting his kicks tractor that a variance was needed, the ship Attorney John O. Bennett said no board might never have been informed of further permission would be needed. But Gene Pyanoe, a student at Brookdale College, takes time out from his classes to play foot bag on campus. the leak. because the station is located in a com- mercial zone and is a non-comforming And according to the. committee mem- use, any additional structure — even the bers, they also had been in the dark about temporary treatment facility — legally is the mishap. considered an "expansion" and requires a Long Branch mayor angered over Although both the municipal health de- variance, Dennett said. partment and the zoning officer had been The single-story structure, estimated to apprised of the situation, neither had con- be about 15-feet long and about 8-feet inadequate funding of city programs tacted the committee, officials said. wide, is to remain on the site for two As a result, the /oners were forced to years, Cena said. sitting on the dais every other Tuesday go to the city Housing Authority, who will By DONALD W. MEYERS and listening to residents complain of the attempt to obtain funding from the feder- THE REGISTER taxes, and threaten to move out of the al Housing and Urban Development Ad- city. He said that one of the reasons taxes ministration. are so high in the city is because of state- LONG BRANCH — Mayor Philip D. mandated programs. The council also presented awards for Huhn used last night's City Council meet- the winners of last month's 36th Annual ing to blast the state for requiring the city "Many of these programs are forced Citywide Christmas Decoration Contest. to enact programs without providing upon us by the state, who then wipe their The winners and their categories were as S.A.T. hands, and say 'you guys have to figure funding for them. follows: Flowers by Van Brunt, profes- Improve score* with our proven 24 hr. covrar out how to pay for them,' " Huhn said. sional; Ron's Pub, non-professional; Ross Build •Itillfc and reduce tctl anftiety Huhn's ire was raised when a bill pro- "If the state is going to mandate a pro- Shifller, Woodgate Avenjue,—cGsidential; Individualiicd help in malh. reading, vocabulary posed by state Sen. Gerald Stockman, D- gram, by God, they better provide fund- the Perri Family, Chelsea Avenue, reli- and lc»l-l*hinj tkilla Mercer, setting a $2 ceiling on beach ing for it." gious; Paul and Patty Dametz, Spring EXTRA HELP AVAILABLE AT NO EXTRA CHARGE badge fees, was approved by the Senate In other business, Council President Street and Howard Rencazone, Art Street, Winter Courses Begin January 29th or February 3rd Revenue, Finance and Appropriations Anthony J. Palughi announced that an residential runners-up; Oceanpointe Tow- Call today. Dulled enrollment. Committee this week. resolution was being sent to Trenton, re- ers, Pavilion Avenue, senior citizens com- "It is time for us as elected officials to . questing Gov. Thomas H. Kean to restore plex; Grauman Towers, Ocean Boule- 671-0200 call our legislators to task for this act," the $1.5 million cut from the city's school vard, senior citizen runner-up; Oceanic Mlddlatotvn Huhn said. 'aid. Fire Co., fire department; Branchport Ona Arln Park To show how the.city would be af- Palughi said that another resolution is Hose Co., fire department runner-up; THE HUNTINGTON LEARNING CENTER fected, Huhn said the city's beaches were being drafted to provide for security Casey Jones, Third Avenue, business; and already being operated at a $43,000 loss. guards at the senior citizen housing pro- Nunzio's, Westwood Avenue, business He also reminded those present at the jects in the city. He had received petitions runner-up. meeting that the city's beaches are used from the seniors pleading for a guard to The judges were the Rev. Frank Robin- by people from all over the state, not just be place in their building's lobbies to keep son, St. Luke's United Methodist Church, city residents. criminals out, he said. his wife Joan, Stephen and Margie Lee, Huhn said that he was getting tired of He said that the measure would have to and Thomas Cleveland. Store Hours: Mon-Thurs 10-6 Red Bank preliminary budget indicates Fri 10-9 Sat 10-6 school taxes could rise nearly 13 percent (201)747-1117 the current level of $1.32 for each $100 of ers will add about 7 cents to the rate this By MIKE BURKE assessed valuation to $ 1.49. year. The spiraling costs of special educa- THE REGISTER The proposal calls for a current expense tion programs required by the state will budget of $6,218,467 for 1989-90, up add i'h cents to the rate, while mainte- from $5,723,636 last year, Hartnett said. nance costs will tack on another half-cent. RED BANK — The school tax rate Of that total, $5,705,734 would be raised Transportation costs will add 1 cent to Take could rise nearly 13 percent due to salary through local taxation, up from the rate and retirement funds will add a Advantage increases and the climbing costs of state- $4,998,016. half cent, she added. mandated special education programs, The budget contains no capital outlay Of Our according to a preliminary budget re- portion, a change from last year when the On the other side of the ledger, employ- ee insurance costs will be reduced by a viewed last night. board allocated $25,000 for improvement projects for the first time in four years. half cent in the proposed spending pack- 2For1 Although Board of Education members age as will debt service, she explained. cautioned that the proposed spending Borough Councilman Pasquale "Pat" Menna, liaison to the board, asked for a "That's remarkable in this day and age SALE plan remains in its early working stages complete set of documentation on the when insurance costs are rising 30, 40, 50 On All and subject to additional amendment be- spending plan and the chance to review it percent each year," Hartnett said, attrib- fore its adoption, one official diagnosed further with board professionals before uting the savings to a switch from a pri- Winter Merchandise the package as devoid of "fat.", the educators adopt the proposal. vate carrier to a state-run health care Jan. 26th-Feb 11th "I've gone through this budget two Board members agreed to the request, plan. BUY ONE AT REGULAR times and we've squeezed and squeezed," citing cooperation between the autono- PRICE, GET 2ND ITEM said board member Ronald Pacheco. "We mous bodies as a move in the borough's OF EQUAL VALUE may have one squeeze left, but I don't best interest. FREE think it will amount to any more than one After the board adopts a preliminary DIRECT FWOMHtFINFH' WINTER MERCHANDISE ONLY cent on the tax rate." budget, it must be forwarded to Mon- mouth County Superintendent of Schools Lorain S. Hartnett, board secretary- Milton G. Hughes by Feb. IS for appro- PAY LESS business administrator, said the final fig- val. If Hughes gives it a green light, it will WHEN YOU CAL1 ures also will be subject to revision be- return to the board for final adjustments UNION cause the borough revalued property this and adoption in a public hearing.' 899-110 year. The preliminary document is based ITOPEN 7 DAYS Voters then will pass judgment on the • CASH CHECKS. VISA , 500 Highway 35 So., Middletown on 1988 values, she noted. amount to be raised from property taxes MASTERCARD. AM. EX. tfig v But the tentative budget would raise in April school board elections. the school tax rate some 17 cents, from Hartnett said salary increases for teach- 4A The Register LOCAL WEDNESDAY, JAN 25, 1989 Township to review decision Police Alberts, Joseph F. Elizabeth Williams, 83, Log Applegate, Frank W. Sr. St. Mark's member Esposito, Anthony J. Sr. to remove authority member Bandit sought Manigold, Clarence D. Elizabeth B. Williams. 83. of Pinto, Edison R. Jr. Asbury Park died Monday in Jer- study group that twenty years ago persuaded an ear- • RED BANK — Police are Williams, Elizabeth B. sey Shore Medical Center. Nep- By VIRGINIA KENT DORRIS lier Township Committee to build housing for senior asking anyone with informa- tune. THE REGISTER citizens. tion concerning the wherea- Edison Pinto Jr., Conrad said* he could not speculate on why the bouts of a 30-year-old man Born in Riverdale. N.V.. she committee did not reappoint him. He added that he who held up a borough gaso- MIDDLETOWN — Township Committee mem- infant boy lived in Ocean drove and Tea- is a member of the Republican Party, to which all line station at gunpoint bers last night said they don't vet have a answer for neck before moving to Asbury five committee members belong, and that he has Monday night to contact the Edison R. Pinlo Jr.. 2 months. senior citizens who want long-lime Housing Authori- of Leonardo. Middlelown. died Park 12 years ago. served as a Republican district committecman. department at 530-2700. ty member Thomas ( 'onrad reappoinlcd. Armed with a small hand- Mondn> at home. Mrs. Williams was a former Although Raynor would disclose what the com- Mj>re than 50 residents of two buildings the Hous- mittee's vote on Conrad had been, calling if a private gun, the bandit got away member of the Order of the East- ing Authority oversees — Daniel Towers and Toma- Born in Ri.verview Medical "personnel decision," he said that he thought "many with $150 in cash from the so Pla/a — turned out at the committee's Monday ( enter. Red Bank, he was the son ern Star and St. Mark's Episcopal of Ihe township committee members did not know Monmouth Street Gulf, at night meeting to ask that (onrad. who has served as DI Edison R. Pinto Sr. and Tracy Church, both in Teaneck. Mr. Conrad well." Monmouth and West Yuhas. both of Leonardo. Ihe authority's chairman for the past four years and streets, al 6:14 p.m.. Deputy Her husband. Roger H,, died in Raynor added that because of the support shown* was one of its founding members, be restored to his Chief Robert Claylon said ', Surviving are his paternal 1983. post. by the township's senior citizens the committee will grandparents. Hugo Pinto Sr. and review its decision and examine available options. yesterday. l»lsa Pinto of Leonardo: his mater- Surviving are a daughter. Betty Mayor Noel "Brill" Ravnor last night said Conrad He said that the announcement of the committee's The suspect was described n;i! grandparents. John Yuhas of Jane Brunner of Sanibcl. Fla.: two was not reappoinlcd by the committee at the town- decision would come "through the Mayor's office" as a black male with a medi- KJi-yporl and Marsha Borsari of grandsons: and a cousin. ship's reorganization meeting Jan. I "because he did within ten days. um-brown, pockmarked not have the required "votes" of the committee mem- Ix'onardo: and a stepgrandfather, Committeeman Raymond J. O'Grady, who called complexion and about 6 feel Arrangements are by the Wor- bers. \3ichael Borsari of Leonardo. Conrad a personal friend, said the committee's op- tall with a thin build. Clay- den Funeral Home. Red Bank. Reached by telephone yesterday. Conrad. 63. said tions in the matter arc limited. ton said. J Arrangements are by the John that ihe committee's failure to reappoint him came He was last seen wearing a \\ Condon Funeral Home. Leon- Anthony Esposito Sr., "People have already been appointed and they as a surprise. - can't be removed." he said. white sweater with orange ardo. former tavern owner sleeves and a dark blue or l "Did I want to be appointed? Most definitely." O'Grady suggested that two options open to the said (onrad. "I would welcome the chance to be black wool hat. the deputy Joseph F. Alberts, 79, Anthony J. Esposito Sr.. 79. ol committee, if it decides to reinstate Conrad, include back serving the citizens." chief said. St. Joseph's member West Long Branch died yesterday waiting until there is for a vacancy on the authority (Onrad. a road inspector for the township's De- or appointing an eighth member to the seven-mem- ; Joseph F. Alberts. 74. of Ha/let in Ocean. partment of Public Works, said he was a member of a ber group. Store burglary died Monda\ in Bin shore Coni- Born in Long Branch, he lived njunity, Holmdel. • MIDDLETOWN -, Bur- there and in West Long Branch all 1 Morn in Elizabeth, he lived in glars took items worth his life. IJa/let for ihe past 33 years. Two arrested on drug charges $9.215 from the Show Case Tile store. Rome 35. last Mr. Esposito. commonly '. He was a painter with Proctor & weekend, police said yester- ((amble. Slalen Island, lor 38 known as '"Red." owned and oper- In the process, police confis- bust came as a result of an investi- By MIKE BURKE day. jcars. retiring in 1472. ated Mike's Tavern. Long Branch, cated what they described as "a gation initiated by Dels. William substantial quantity" of heroin in Magarino. Clarence Castle and bet. Ll. Robert Ochcs • Mr. Mberls was a communicant for 30 years, retiring 15 years ago. THE REGISTER said the burglars entered Ihe decks and bundles. Anne Samuels, all of the force's oj St. Josephs Church. Keyport. Narcotics Unit. Several detectives building through an un- He was a communicant of Holy ! Surviving are his wife, the for- Police arrested Nilda Aponte, as well as Patrolmen Bruce Jo- locked door in an adjacent Trinity Church, and was a mem- LONG BRANCH — Police ar- njcr Cecilia Bokcnko: two sons. rested two cii\ women last night 26 of Broadway, and Margaret hantgen, Gary Edwards and store sometime between Sat- ber of the church's Holy Name David Wells asssisted in the ar- urday evening and Monday Joseph ol Elizabeth and John of and charged them with possession Aponle. 23 of Joline Avenue at rest. morning. liist Brunswick: two brothers, four Society. of a controlled dangerous sub- 6:30 p.m. in a carat the rear of the . Municpal Court Judge James Taken were sinks and fix- sfsters. six grandchildren and 11 stance believed to be heroin and first suspect's residence, police His wife, the former Laura Fer- MacDonald set bail at $50,000 for tures from Ihe store's show- great-grandchildren. possession with intent to distrib- said. rante. died in 1981.. each of the suspects and they were room, computers from an ; Arrangements are by the Day ute. Ll. William Richards said the housed in the city jail. office and a wel saw and Surviving arc a son. Anthony J. biineral Home. Keyport. changer from a store room. Prank Applegate Sr., Jr. of Ocean: a brother. Peter of Ptl. Glenn Morehcad took 77, former fireman Belleville: a sister. Millie Celli of the report: Del. William Long Branch; and four grandchil- State assemblyman outlines Brunt Jr. will investigate. I rank William Applegate Sr.. dren. ' • Eight cars parked in driveways on Barbara Ter- 7:7. formerly.of Keyport, died Arrangements are by the Dam- planned pollution measures race and nearby streets were Vlonda> in Community Medical iano Funeral Home. Long Branch. broken into and ransacked Center. Toms River. Clarence Manigold, The chairman oT the state As- Sunday night, police said \ Born in Keyport, he lived there sembly's environmental qualitj yesterday. Kiwanis member Police said burglars en- all his life before moving to Whit- committee yesterday unveiled a legislative agenda that proposes While there is no doubt that businesses have a tered the cars through the iuy four years ago. Clarence Dale Manigold. 65. measures aimed at curbing .the tremendous impact on our environment, we drivers' doors and look He was an electrical engineer formerly of Tinlon Falls, died polluting habits of the general must not discount the roles of government and radar detectors, a cassette with Jersey Central Power & Light Sunday in Alexander City. Ala. public and industry. player, a briefcase, money and a set of keys. Co. Union Beach, for 38 years, the public at large. Born in Pontiac. Mich., he lived The proposals, suggested by As- Carson Geary Drive, Mc- retiring in 1476. in Tinlon Falls before moving to semblyman John Bennett. R- Assemblyman John 0. Bennett R-Monmouth Clcllan Streel and Kincade Alexander City in 1984. Monmoulh. range from mandato- Slrect also were buglarized. ; Mr. Applegate was a member of ry jail sentences for the leaders of the Ke\port Fire Patrol, a former Ptl. Fred Deickmann took He was an employee of the New firms that pollute waterways and posed bills)." Bennett said. "Chro- housing developments," Bennett the report. chief of Lincoln Hose Co. and an Jersey Bell Telephone Co. for 38 creation of a coastal commission nic violators will face a mandatory said, saying he has introduced a • Items worth $280 were I'Kcmpt fireman with the Keyport years, to banning the salting ol roads and jail sentence. It's that simple." bill to "require the development laken from a car parked at requiring residents to clean up I ire Department. of acceptable methods of tree har- the railroad station Monday, Mr. Manigold was an Army Sig- after their pets. The environmental agenda for vesting, protection, and reforesta- police said yesterday. I He was a member of the Oal- nal Corps veteran of World War industry also includes measures \}iiy Methodist Church of Kcy- "When we think of environ- aimed at reducing lha amount of tion for construction projects." Police said burglars II. mental issues, images of smoke- smashed a rear fly window pjirl. the Keyport Kiwanis Club hazardous waste that is produced, stacks come to mind." he said. Bennett said roads salted in the of a 1988 BMW between 6 and the Ba\shore Rod and Gun He was a member of the Red and a second attempt to pass legis- winter months cause runoff that "And while there is no doubt that lation lhal would allow the state a.m. and 6 p.m. Taken from CHub of Union Beach. Bank Elks Lodge and Red Bank hurts the environment and sug- businesses have a tremendous im- Hazardous Waste Facilities Siting the vehicle were a radar de- Kiwanis. gested that the practice be phased ; Surviving are his wife, the for- pact on our environment we must ( ommission to consider some in- tector and a camera. not discount the roles of govern- out while other environmentally Ptl. Ronald McClelland njer Anna Tcasdalc; a son. Frank Mr. Manigold also was past dustrial sites for the construction ment and the public at large." of a hazardous waste incinerator. sound and inexpensive methods took the report. William If- of Whiting: a daugh- commander of the Shrewsbury of melting ice on roads are devel- • Burglars took items ter. Jane Ann Ri//i of Stanford. Power Squadron, and was a mem- Bennett, in making his annual Bennett said the environmental oped. He said old motor oil is a worth $680 from a Michelle "stale of the environment" up- Conn.: three brothers. Charles of ber of the Telephone Pioneers of effort must also include govern- big cause of pollution, and sug- Drive home early yesterday date, told reporters that an antic- hieyport. Harvej of Cape Coral. America. ment initiatives, including the gested lhat better recycling efforts morning, police said. ipated tight budget by Gov. passing of ihe controversial coast- F)«.. and Randolph of Old Bridge: be enacted. The owner reported lhat Surviving are his wife, the for- Thomas H. Kcan will probably be al commission to oversee the Jer- a(i polluters tally sensitive areas. pet waste contributed to the clos- Eiigcn of Denver. Colo.; and a sis- with an adaptor and a re- ma) help pa) for these efforts. ing of two Burlington Couniy mote control car. a battery 254 A Death Notices ter. Rita Hoskins of Indianapolis. He also called for the planting He said polluters of waterways of more trees. lakes to swimmers last summer. and a rcchargcr. Ind. Ptl. Paul Shanley took the MANIGOLD — should be thrown in jail. "Just about everyone who "Each year hundreds of thou- report: Del. Sgt. Richard De- I KiMTice D Memorial Service on Jan 26 at the Arrangements are by the Jack- "Anyone who violates the law sands of trees are being bulldozed walks their dog in the street and ickmann Sr. will investigate. I i*-.t united Methodist Church. Alexander City. son Funeral Home. Alexander Airih.inia The family requests donations to Alex- will be subject to criminal pros- in New Jersey to make room for docs not clean up the mess is a aifdei City Hospice Alexander City. Ala City. ecution (under one of Ihe pro- office buildings, parking lots, and polluter," Bennett said.

Accu-Weather 5-dav forecast loaay I omorrow Friday aaiuraay Sunday 38/24 46/28 lyiONMOUTH COUNTY FORECAST 41/31 36/33 46/28

Today will be partly sunny, with a high in the low 40s. Tonight will be partly cloudy, with a low in the low 30s. Tomorrow will be cloudy with a chance of snow, a high iii the mid-30s and an overnight low in the low 30s. Partly sunny, Cloudy, cold, Some sun, Partly sunny Clouds and brisk, cooler some snow chilly sun

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Crucago 50 32 cdy Harnsburg 53 23 cdy Newark 51 29 cdy San Juan.PR 84 69 cdy Friday: It will be partly cloudy and Sandy Hook Cincinnati 55 38 cdy Hartford 47 18 clr Norlolk.Va 47 35 cdy Santa Fe m m sn remperatui :ate prev ous nay s Cleveland 55 32 cdy Helena 24 -10 14 cdy North Plane 38 19 sn St Sle Marie 39 26 clr still chilly, with a high in the upper Today: Highs, 9:47 a.m. and high and overnight low to iw to 8 a ir I EST Colorado Spgs 54 23 Honolulu 80 66 cdy Oklahoma City 64 46 rn Savannah 69 39 cdy 1ti Lo Prc Otlk 30s and an overnight low in the 10:19 p.m. Lows, 3:47 a.m. and Columbia SC 67 31 Houston 67 54 cdy Omana 52 27 rn Seattle 39 31 Cdy Abilene.Texas 66 52 in Columbus Ga 69 34 cdy Huntsville.Ala 62 42 cdy Orlando 66 50 cdy Shreveport 65 55 04 cdy 4:13 p.m. Akron-Canton rrfld-203. 52 31 uly Columbus Ohm 55 29 cdy Indianapolis 52 38 cdy Paducah 57 42 Sioux City 44 32 coy Albany.N Y Hi 17 i.lr Concord N H • 47 14 clr jackson.Mias 65 46 cdy Peoria 47 38 rn Sioux Falls 40 26 sn Tomorrow: Highs, 10:24 a.m. and Albuquerque 59 34 uly Saturday: It will be partly sunny, Corpus Christi 73 60 cdy Jacksonville 70 41 cdy Philadelphia 51 24 cdy South Bend 52 16 Cdy Allentown ' ?'J 10:58 p.m. Lows, 4:21 a.m. and 53 cdy Dallas-Ft Worth 64 52 Juneau 33 31 Phoenm 75 56 cdy Spokane 27 09 cdy with a high in the mid-40s and an Amanllo 69 26 cdy Dayton 54 34 cdy Kansas City 59 34 Pittsburgh 56 26 cdy Springheld.lll 51 41 rn 4:45 p.m. Anchorage 24 12 Daylona Beach 63 47 rn overnight low in the upper 20s. cdy Knoxville 62 79 cdy Pocalello 30 14 cdy Springfield.Mo* 59 42 Ashevilla 65 ?3 cdy Denver 56 21 sn Lake Charles 65 55 Portland Maine 42 20 clr Syracuse 50 22 clr For Rumson and Red Bank Atlanta 67 43 Cdy Sunday: It will be variably cloudy, Des Moines 54 29 cdy Lansing 52 32 y Portland.Ofa. 42 32 Tallahassee 51 34 cdy Atlantic City 52 22 clr cdy cdy bridges, add two hours. For Sea Detroit 52 36 Las Vegas 56 40 cdy Providence 45 26 Tampa-St Ptrsbg 69 46 cd, with a high in the mid-40s and an Austin 66 55 cdy Dululh 36 16 cdy clr 30 cdy Lexington 57 36 cdy Pueblo 62 25 Toledo 52 Bright, subtract 10 minutes. For Baltimore 25 cdy 67 37 cdy Lincoln 55 29 rn rn overnight low in the upper 20s. 52 El Paso Raleigh 59 27 Topeka 60 29 Baton Rouge 67 50 uly Elkins 61 16 cdy Little nock 59 49 City Tucson 73 46 cdy Highlands bridge, add 40 min- Rapid City 28 18 Billings 23 03 36 nly Erie 55 37 cdy Los Angeles 55 49 cdy cdy Tulsa 64 52 rn Birmingham 65 uly cdy 59 39 Raw 36 26 clr utes. 19 Eugene il 30 Louisvill* cdy 56 25 Tupelo 64 46 cdy Bismarck 27 07 uly Evansville 55 34 72 39 Richmond cdy 66 rn Lubbock cdy 61 27 Waco SO Boise IV 06 clr Fairbanks .40 .46 Macon 66 33 cdy Roanoke My Washington. D C 54 30 cdy Boston 4B . 34 clr Fargo 24 00 Madison 46 33 cdy Rochester.N Y 52 25 ctly W Palm Beach 69 cdy MARINE 46 34 Bridgeport 44 Ml clr Flagstaff 46 25 Medford 41 25 cdy Rocklord cdy Wichita 61 S rn Brownsville 73 65 02 cdy Flint 54 33 cdy Memphis 62 51 cdy Sacramento 54 36 Clr Wichita Falls 68 47 rn SUN Bullalo 411 35 uly Fort Smith 60 46 Miami Beach 70 58 cdy SI Louis 56 46 rn Wilkes-Barre 91 22 cdy Today: Winds will be north at 10- Burlington.Vt 46 21 clr Fort Wayne 51 33 cdy Midland-Odessa 70 35 cdy SIThomas.V I «7 m - cdy Wilmington Del 51 24 Cdy Caribou 34 14 Clr Fresno 49 44 cdy Milwaukee 46 35 cdy Salem.Ore 35 27 cdy riklma 39 m cdy 16 knots, with seas at 2-4 feet. Today: Rise, 7:13 a.m. Set, 5:04 Casper 4/ 16 03 uly Goodland 50 24 Mpls-St Paul 40 30 cdy Salt Lake City 42 16 cdy Youngstown 53 29 cdy Tonight: Winds will be northeast p.m. Charleston S c 64 47 clr Grand Junction 43 27 cdy Mobile 66 40 clr San Angelo 65 48 cily Yuma- 60 46 cdy Charleston,W Va. 6? 26 Cdy Grand Rapids 49 32 cdy Montgomery 66 34 clr San Antonio 66 60 cdy a\ 15-20 knots, with seas at 3-5 Tomorrow: Rise, 7:12 a.m. Set, Charlotte.N.C 11 ,33 uly Great Falls 25 12 Nashville 62 45 cdy San Diego 59 52 cdy National Temperature Extremes Chattanooga 62 36 Cdy Green Bay 46 31 cdy New Orleans 70 46 cdy San Francisco 59 44 clr High 90 «l Yuma. I\flZ clr faej. 5:05 p.m. Cheyonne 51 ill 911 Greensboro.N C 61 28 cdy New York City 51 36 cdy San Jose 54 m Low -14 at Baker. Ore WEDNESDAY, JAN. 25, 1989 LOCAL The Register 5A Financial woes force NJ Transit head to resign

NJ Transit Executive Director Jerome ically what led to an agreement in which affairs was inappropriate to a public agen- ference to discuss his resignation. He at- earlier this month that a confidential at- Prcmo resigned yesterday as controversy NJ Transit agreed not to pursue legal ac- cy." tended the closed door session of the torney general's office memo said Premo concerning his personal financial dealings tion against Premo, who seven months NJ Transit Chairwoman Hazel Gluck board yesterday, but avoided reporters as used NJ Transit staff members to arrange forced an end to an illustrious H'/j-year ago paid a fine and reimbursed the stale a personal bank loan of about $7,500 at said the board would have no comment he left NJ Transit's offices in downtown reign over one of the agency's busiest pe- for improperly charging personal ex- Newark. below-market interest rates. It said Premo riods of growth. penses on NJ Transit credit cards. until the end of the week, when details of also took out a loan against a company- the settlement would be announced. The NJ Transit Deputy Executive Director paid life insurance policy. "While the parties disagree over the sig- "In accepting Mr. Premo's resignation, board's statement said that to pursue Roger E. Nutt of Ewing has been appoint- nificance of these matters, they also recog- Problems with Premo's personal fi- the NJ Transit board noted that Premo court action against Premo would cost too ed acting executive director. nances began after revelations that he im- nize that, due to the controversy, a termi- was instrumental in making NJ Transit a nalion of their relationship is much and drag on for years, diverting at- On Friday, a state attorney general's properly charged $12,000 on an NJ Tran- national leader in bus and rail public tran- tention and money from the state's trans- sit credit card. Premo blamed sloppy appropriate," the NJ Transit board said sit over the last %'h years," the statement office report on Prcmo found insufficient in a prepared release. portation network. evidence for criminal prosecution. record keeping. He was fined $16,250, said. "However, it also noted thaj Mr. and repaid the expenses in question and The board, however, did not say specif- Premo's management of his own financial Premo planned an afternoon news con- The Record of Hackensack reported nearly $1,000 in interest. Sergeant discovers 'nirvana' Stein bach Sometimes a tour of duty in the THE FAMILY CLOTHING STORE military seems more like putting in a two-year stretch at Folsom prison. The three square meals, bunk and roof overhead guar- anteed by the U.S. Air Force can't offset the loneliness and boredom JANUARY SALE & that often accompany airmen like so much extra baggage to bases offering gray skies, cold oceans, frozen tundra and equally chilly inhabitants. But once in awhile, something happens in the Air Force assign- ment system — call it a glitch — that wings its people to exotic, or at least warmer, locales. Tech. Sgt. Michael Rodriguez is one of those people. The son of James and Judith Rodriguez, Eatontown. serves at ARANC Decimomannu Air Base in south- NOW THRU SATURDAY, JANUARY 28th ern Sardinia, a Mediterranean is- land that plays host to Europe's sun-worshippers in the summer, and the NATO and U.S. Air Force' specialists, technicians and air- GET AN EXTRA crews throughout the year. Sardinia is unique as far as Air Force assignments go, with a small contingent of 150 U.S. Air Force officers and airmen sharing the 0/ THE ALREADY Italian-owned and administered n base with NATO air force training units from mainland Italy, En- gland and West Germany. An austere installation with a £*! REDUCED few support facilities for the ground-bound airmen and their families, duty at Decimomannu Air Base force Americans to live off-base among the Sardinians, an experience that is often as eye- FF TICKETED opening as it is enjoyable. "One of the benefits of being stationed on Sardinia is working side-by-side with Sardinian and other Europeans," said Rodriguez. PRICES OF "Ideas are exchanged in the course of a business day and eventually we see other perspectives of doing business." As a Mecca for the sun-and-surf APPAREL& seeking Europeans, Sardinia claims what are arguably the most beautiful white-sand beaches and azure waters in the Mediterra- nean. Sardinia also boasts more than 7,000 prehistoric Nuraghic ACCESSORIES dwellings and some sort of lively festival replete with plenty of local Sardinian wine and bread that pop up around the island throughout SAVE 62o/o TO 75% OFF ORIGINAL PRICES the year. With a lifestyle and language all Save on sweaters, blouses, dress & sportshirts, slacks, jeans, its own, Sardinia seems more like a separate country than an off- skirts, coats, jackets, dresses, sleepwear and much more. shore part of mainland Italy. For: • Misses • Women • Petites • Juniors • Men • Young men • Children "On a personal and family level, we've adjusted weil to Sardi- nia," said Rodriguez. "Sardinia is PLUS YOU'LL ALSO SAVE ON THESE GREAT ITEMS! everything the travel brochures said about it. It has beautiful OR°/onCC Entire stock of misses', women's & petites' on%nCC LeTigre short sleeve solid shirts for beaches and hospitable people. However, the high cost of living LO Uri regular price coordinates OU UrT boys 8-20 and missing the American way of life took some getting used to. Entirestoc k denim or tne nArr Entire stock of Carter's sportswear "I miss some of the things I °/o °' ' Urr for children used to take for granted, like being (For mines, juniort, boys, men S young men) able to shop at any time of day or going to the movies with the fami- % Entire stock of vinyl handbags /0 Entire stock of Carters ly on a Saturday night," he said. (Excluding Lli Clalborne) 25° 0FF stretchies for infants "But what makes up for some of 30 OFF the losses is the friendliness of the Entire stock of ladies'scarves, belts & Entire stock ot mensJocke BVD & Sardinians. They like Americans o/nACr enure SIOCK OI lames scarves, nnrc v- and try to make us feel at home in M Uri Steinbach's own sheer hosiery their country." Ull Hanes white underwear Decimomannu Air Base, which 0/0 bras> pantles>flirdleSl slips > 0/0 Entire stock olmen s mas robes the U.S. Air Force's 7555th Tacti- 25 0FF ' ^ * cal Training Squadron calls home, 25 OFF serves as NATO's "Top Gun" for Entire stock of misses> tricot oto/.nrr Entire stock of men's hosiery from European-based fighter units. sleepwear The American training squad- L.0 Urr Gold Toe, B.V.D, Arrow, more ron on base is responsible for the operations, maintenance and lo- /o Entire stocko fmisses > terr robes Entire stock of men's long sleeve solid gistical support needed to run the dress shirts Air Force's A|r Combat Maneu- 40° OFF v C.O Urr vering Instrumentation System,, a complex affair mating computers Entire stock of 14K gold & sterling silver and jet fighter aircraft weapons (Encludet Cellini Hiding lilvir) nITC Entire stock of men's ties from John Henry, systems to safely train aircrews 50*0FFSSi' and evaluate their effectiveness in Urr Wembley, Oscar de la Renta, others air-to-air and air-to-ground com- % Entire stock of watches for men & women nriT (Eicludn Switch I Gum) o/ nriT Entire stock of men's dress slacks from bat. 30 OFF nUrr Haggar, Farah & John Henry Having a large job with pared- run °U down organization, airmen like fXrr Fun lasmufashionn spunsweasportswearr loforr \girls, from Jino Entire stock of men's & young men's Rodriguez are doubly important UPr Spumoni, Joni Girl & others 4U suit separates from Haggar, Cotler, more to getting the base's NATO mis- sion accomplished. neuAPf Children's underwear & socks; slips and on cno/nArr Entire stock off men's sportcoats s from "I control all the accounting and finance activities for our Z5 UFT bras for girls OU'bU Urr HaggaH r and TowbridgTbid e squadron," said Rodriguez. "My primary mission is to ensure all members stationed at Decimo- mannu add who are on temporary • WOODBRIDGE CENTER • WILLOWBROOK SHOPPING CENTER • BERGEN MALL duty here are paid as accurately • RED BANK • BRICK TOWN • SEAVIEW SO. MALL • MANALAPAN MALL and timely as possible." . 6A The Register WEDNESDAY, JAN 25, 1989 Editorial Review of water facility plan urged fficials in Holmdel should reconsider their support Ofor a controversial plan to allow the construction iii'wnstcwaler treatment facilities in the environmental- ly sensitive southern section of the township. That's not just our opinion, nor is it only the opinion ol township residents who turn out regularly for munic- ipal meetings. It is the considered opinion of the Mon- mouth County Planning Board, a body not known for its knee-jerk environmental liberalism. At issue is a plan which would give developers a 'veritable carte blanche when it comes to building on- site treatment centers for sewage in south HolmdeJ. Although only one developer. Chase Manhattan, has as yet announced plans to build anything large enough to ,use such a facility, the township's accommodating atti- tude could open the way for increased development in 'the-region — development that, if the county planning board is to be believed, could seriously jeopardize water quality for Holmdel and for a host of other com- ! fliunities served by the Swimming River Reservoir. • On the surface, of course, it would seem that the jtownship's southern sector is the township's problem Jind it would follow that it should be able to do whatcv- v 'c-i it wants in its own backyard — within reason. To W DEM? NEPHEW, GECRSE, I LEAVE MY 111*06 PUPFY V06, But the section in question is an environmentally sensitive watershed, criss-crossed by important tributa- ries to the Swimming River. And in case anyone has Letters to the editor forgotten last summer, the, Swimming River and its reservoir are a delicately balanced resource that serves most of the mid-Monmouth County area. To the editor: determine who was carrying this wittingly, the great communicator in bies" (those born between 1917- usually fatal disease. The value in his golly-gcc attempt to verbally min- 1921)? Here, for years, our "Notch In a report issued several years ago, the county plan- An open letter to Governor Thom- imize the prevalence of race preju- as H. Kcan: testing, I reasoned, would be that in- Babies" have been deprived of their ning board warned that expanding sewage facilities in dividuals considered high risk would dice in America, is right. Prejudice is true benefits. For years they have the section could taint surface and groundwater sup- I am writing to you to advance the be better able to protect themselves not the dominant racist demon — been cheated of about $125 per : plies. That in and of itself should have been enough to name of Thomas Conrad for ap- and others from potential contami- hate is. In essence, hate is more dev- nation. astating to mankind than AIDS will month —. with the understanding • tip off the township that all was not well with its water pointment to the Middletown Town- shipHousing Authority. In a some- ever be. that they will receive their true pen- '• supply. Last week, exactly one year later, William Davis sions when the fund gets back on its what unprecedented move the the number of reported cases hit But apparently, it was not. Township officials, who Township Committee of Middle- Red Bank feet. The fund is back on its feet; yet 5,688. This represents nearly a 48 why don't the "Notch Babies" re- have expressed almost uniform support for the Chase town rejected Conrad's reappoint- percent increase in a 12-month peri- Big lie project, argue that a "state of the art" system should be ment to the authority at this year's od. The percentage increase in Mon- ceive their true benefits? able to sufficiently cleanse its effluent to guarantee that reorganization meeting. moiitli County topped 51 percent. To the editor * As I stated before, if we pay our no tainting will occur. I say unprecedented because Con- Yet nothing has changed. Recently Our Great Actor has used the "Big COLAs and our "Notch Babies," our rad, a loyal Republican and former the Center for Disease Control classi- Lie" for eight years and is now open- As far as we're concerned — and as far as the county lovely president will have to show a township clerk, was one of the fied AIDS as a "sexually transmitted ing the door to make his hand-picked greater deficit or a true deficit. is concerned — 'should' just ain't good enough. We founding members of the Township communicable disease." The word- president look good. need hard and fast proof that Chase's proposal is safe, Housing Authority some 27 years ing is significant because this is exac- This practice must stop now. We and so are plans that are likely to follow once the town- ago, and has served continually tly the same definition applied to ve- His new so-called balanced budget 1 will hurt the senior citizens and war cannot allow the administration to ship decides to amend its water management plan. . under both Republican and Demo- nereal diseases such as syphilis and fool us any longer. They must admit cratic administrations. As you know gonorrhea. The only difference that I vets again. President-elect George To be sure, Holmdel has as much to worry about as Bush, of course, will come in on his to the true size of our deficit, so we under the authority's charter one of can determine is that an individual can really begin to reduce it without the rest of us, and no matter how much the project is with venereal disease "must" give white horse and state that Social Se- the seven members is a gubernatorial using magical accounting chicanery expected to generate in ratables, it cannot possibly be appointment. For this reason I am the name or names of a sex partner. curity and Medicare will not be The sex partner is then contacted harmed. Thus Bush will look good to — now you sec it, now you don't. enough to make up for the possible loss of potable appealing to you to exercise your op- our senior citizens and ex-GIs. water. . tion to reappoint an individual who and told what steps need to be taken I urge all citizens, not only senior has served the senior citizens of the to protect the public from further Let us look at the "Big Lie." citizens, to write to their congressio- We urge the township to carefully review the project township (helping to supervise the contamination. Isn't that sensible! Under the Gramm-Rudman deficit and to reject it if there is even a chance that a danger- construction and management of Jaw, the Social Security Trust Fund nal electors and demand the follow- ously diminished resource — our water — will be fur- four senior housing complexes) and The state study also revealed that is still included when the administra- ing: ther compromised. selfless devotion for more than a 80 percent of the AIDS patients were tion computes the size of the deficit • Give us our COLAs without tak- quarter of a century. men and 54 percent intravenous — "even though it is not actually ing it away by raising our Medicare That doesn't mean that Chase would have to scrap drug abusers. Sadly, some 3,000 of part of the fund." Certainly, the senior citizens of payments. the entire project. Surely, there must be some alterna- the 5,688 citizens with AIDS already Because your Social Security funds tive to pollution, like perhaps hooking up to existing Middletown deserve to have their have died of the disease. • Give the "Notch Babies" their needs met in a non-political manner. ' are currently building up a reserve treatment facilities in another section of the township. It is time we start treating AIDS as for the future (by 1991 this reserve is true benefits, which they duly de- Individuals such as Conrad who serve and merit, especially our Word All other options should be explored. After all, if have served without remuneration a public health problem of enormous estimated to be three trillion dollars), proportions or else we are likely to War II veterans who fall within this I lolmdel.fouls up. we all will suffer. and have earned the affection and when they are included in figuring support of the people through their read the paper in January 1990 only the deficit, they are offset by the red group. to see the number of cases topping ink in other budget areas. This hides voluntary service should be encour- • Stop using our Social Security aged not purged without so much as 10,000. the true size of our deficit. Brian J. Rechten fund to balance the country's budget an explanation. COLAs are reduced or delayed as and hide our true deficit. Our future Middletown in 1987 when the Great Magician The Register It is for these reasons that I am gave it to us with his right hand and generation will pay a costly price for appealing to you as both the state Hate demon then made it disappear with his leu this distortion when the bubble senator who represents Middletown To the editor: hand. He gave us our COLA finally, bursts and our deficit interest pay- and as a township resident to redress Founded in 1878 Civil rights leaders were riled and he took it away by increasing our ments are greater than our defense by John H. Cook and Henry Clay this injustice by making Conrad the Medicare payments, thus not reduc- costs. gubernatorial appointee to the Mid- when former President Ronald Rea- ing his deficit. A CJreater Media Newspaper gan recently implied they groundles- James Buccellato dlelown Township Housing Authori- Delegate ty- sly perpetuated the idea that racial What about the injustices com- William R.Canino prejudice was alive and kicking. Un- mitted upon our poor "Notch Ba- Monmouth County Senior Citizens Vice President/Publisher Your consideration of this request would be most appreciated not only by myself, but also by Conrad's BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed David Thaler friends and the senior citizens of Group General Manager Middletown. (\UTZM\KE7\ J Richard Vanwagner Charles CVTriblehorn Senator. D-Monmouth Executive Editor Middletown Testing needed Judith S. Klein Joanne F. Shiebler Managing Editor Marketing Director To the editor: Last January 1988, I remember Randy Brameier Richard Polity reading the headlines stating the fact ( 'ity Editor Group Advertising Director that the number of AIDS cases in New Jersey had hit nearly 4,000. At the time, I was sure we would rapidly institute some form of testing to help Commentary The splendid misery of occupying the vice presidency the greatest public servants this country The new president has indicated that cans who had been chosen by black "liberal" and "conservative." By CARL T. ROWAN has produced. he will give high priority to helping the Americans as leaders. Both Bush and Reagan call themselves Bush was luckier. homeless. Reagan pictured them as insincere conservatives, but we see already that the demagogues interested only in self-pro- George Bush has proved anew that the Eight years of loyalty to Ronald Reagan In a hundred subtle and not-so-subtle differences between the two men are re- vice presidency of the United States is ways, Bush has made it clear that his motions and feathering their own nests. markable. opened the doors to the Oval Office for heart and soul were not a part of the Rea- often misery cloaked in a few trappings of this Texan, who only now can reveal how You just aren't going to hear any of that Bush's secretary of housing and urban splendor. gan administration's stance on civil rights much he anguished over some of Rea- and race relations. sort of talk from President Bush. development, Jack Kemp, is a darling of Without ever verbalizing it, Bush is re- gan's publicly expressed views. None of us has had this rare experience the conservatives, but Kemp says that on vealing that being Number Two requires But he had to hold his tongue when social issues he is a liberal with a "big L," Reagan disparaged the homeless, sug- Reagan aides Ed Meese and William of seeing a vice president of eight years a loyalty that can be gut-wrenching and gesting that those who are bereft of shelter show so dramatically how much he differs whatever that means. conscience-bruising. Bradford Reynolds were trying to sab- really Want to live like derelicts, or are so otage the Voting Rights Act, to give tax in ideology, intellect, style, level of com- These revelations — that Bush differs FDR's Henry Wallace sensed this, as mentally ill that they don't know how to exempt status to Jim Crow schools, to passion from his predecessor. sharply from Reagan — may cause some did Harry Truman's Alben W. Berkley. come in from the cold. disembowel the Civil Rights Commis- In our lifetimes we haven't had any ideological quakes within the GOP, but they will make for better cooperation be- • Hubert H. Humphrey gave Lyndon B. Asked now if he agreed with Reagan, sion, to wipe out the Legal Services Cor- vice president survive the splendid mis- poration.... ery and win a presidential election on his tween the White House and the Congress Johnson so much loyalty regarding the Bush says "NO!" He told ABCs Barbara — which is what the country need.3. Vietnam War that both men were de- Walters: "I feel ashamed when I ride Almost till his last hour as president, own. stroyed politically, and the presidency down the streets and see people sleeping Reagan was defending his atrocious civil One lesson in all of this is that it is Carl Rowan is a columnist with North was denied to Humphrey, surely one of on grates." rights record by assailing the black Ameri- foolish to read too much into labels like America Syndicate, Inc. WEDNESDAY, JAN 25, 1989 NATION 8 WORLD The Keeisier 7A Bundy executed in Florida's electric chair

(iod's presence." and was report- By IKE FLORES ed at the end to be remorseful ASSOCIATED PHESS Killer's death brings relief to those who loved his victims about his bloodv trail of kidnap- pings, sadistic sexual mutilations "The only thing I can say Is, thank God, "We're jusl happ) he's been executed be- and slavings in his home stale of SI \RKK. Fla. — Ted Bundy,a By GEORGE TIBBITS it's finally over." cause it should have happened a long time Washington, and in I Hah. Colora- charming law school dropout who ASSOCIATED PRESS Eleanors Rose, whose daughter, Denise ago," said Robert Nicholson, father of Den- do. Idnho and Florida. i: ruled years of denials that he was Naslund, was slain by Bundy, was taken ise Oliverson. Bundy slowly, deliberately de- si killer with emotional confes- aback. "It's been a nightmare for 14 years and SEATTLE — Ted Bundy's execution yes- scribed his crimes in detail, said sions 10 the gruesome slayings of "I feel kind of numb in a way. My daugh- he's devastated too many families and ma- Russ Reneau. chief investigator -l) women in four stales, was elec- terday ended an ordeal for some families of ter's murderer was taken care of. He paid for nipulated the justice system into a three-ring his victims, while oth'ers found it hard to for Idaho Attorney General Jim trocuted yestcrda) for murdering what he did," she said. "It seems like I was circus," Nicholson said. Jones. Reneau said Bundy lold ;i 12-year-old girl. comprehend that a moment they had sought sentenced to a lifetime of waiting. Now Tor years had finally arrived. In his final hours, Bundy. 42, called his how he made an overnight trip there's really nothing to wait for." mother. Louise Bundy, twice at her home. from Sail Lake ciiy to Pocatcllo. Hunch's lasl words, before a "Good," sighed Vivian Rancourt. mother black-hooded executioner pulled a In Grand Junction, Colo., the father of a "He kept saying how sorry he was. that Idaho. "He said he was here for a of Bundy victim Susan Rancourt. when woman-believed to have been murdered by "there was another part of me that people specific purpose, and that was to switch in 7:(lh a.m. sending 2.000 reached at her LaConncr home and told of \olls through his body, were to his •Bundy said he was relieved, although investi- didn't know,"' she said afterward, adding commit a murder," he said. Bundy's early-morning execution at Starke, gators said Bundy did not confess to the slay- that he sounded "very much'at peace with Hul when asked why he killed. lawyer and a minister: "Give my Fla. ing. love to m\ familj and friends." himself." Reneau said Hunch answered "nnlj obliquely. More than 100 proponents of most 11 years ago. Three earlier 'a reference to Ihe nickname for "The people of Florida lodov Hunch had been quick-willed. His execution, for the murder of the death penalty wailing in a field execution dates were stymied bv sixth-grader Kimberlv Diane across from the Florida State Pris- Florida's oaken, three-legged elec- administered justice." Gov. Hob known for his cockiness and arroj appeals' tric chair. gancc. a handsome, blue-eyed Leach of Lake ( ilv. made him the on cheered. Hi sparklers and set Marline/ said I'/j hours alter the 20th man pul to death in Florida off firecrackers at the signal thai "Burn. Bundy. burn!" some Only aboul two dozen people execution. "If there's ever been charmer. He was the subject of live books and a television min- and the 106th in the United States 42-year-old Theodore Robert shouted, \ group of aboul a dozen opposed to the death penally anyone on Florida's death row since the I I.S, Supreme Court al- Bund) finally had been put to people parodied an old tune by turned up to keep a vigil in the that deserved tht electric chair. iseries. " The Deliberate Stranger." lowed states to reinstate the death l death for a crime committed al- singing "On top of old Sparky" — field. Ted Bundv was that individual." Hut he recenllv claimed lo "feel penalty m l>7f>.

The Another quake rocks Armenia Nation seismologists registered as 5.4 on told The Associated Press no sur- By MARK J. PORUBCANSKY the Richler scale, hit before dawn vivors were found during excava- Salary vote ASSOCIATED PRESS Monday. It loosened layers of tions yesterday. mud thai cascaded onio mountain Zainiddin Nasreddinov, editor- • WASHINGTON — villages in a rural area about 20 in-chief of the news agency, esti- Thirty-five House members MOSCOW' — Mountain villag- miles southwest of the republic's mated that aboul 600 people, or Wish you were here w role Speaker Jim Wright ers in "endless" funeral proc- capital of Dushanbe. about Sharora's entire population, Warm sands, balmy bree/GS and Iropii n\ sunshine f ri|oy your yesterday to demand a vote essions veslerday buried Iheir had been killed in the village. Winter QOI .Iwiiy I;VIMI more in sunwtiai from Flumson Rouloile dead from the Tacl/hikisian earth- Workers using shovels and bull- on a proposed 50 percent dozers continued digging for sur- lass on Monday estimated that [tench coytff ups iind hiithifKj suits BundrossBii and sportswear congressional paj raise "out quake that killed up to 1.000. and Cool cotton skirls shirts, hla/ors, slni ksuiul shorts And.it lurntic rescuers slogged through imidclv vivors. Tass said, but a local offi- 1.000 people had been killed, and of respect for the American cial said the efforts might be in official reports said more than 100 collodion ol cotton knit swoalofs mevory color .«•• taxpayer." rubble in a desperate search for survivors. vain. people were hospitalized in Du- under iho sun Follow the sun. hul mako your // r ••%', The raise would become first slop MumSon Houlelle, / .' •' "There is little hope because of shanbe. effective automatically Feb. New warnings were issued for The predominantly Moslem v il- X unless the House and the Hood of dirt and mud." Erkin more possible landslides caused Kasymov. a spokesman for the lagcrs buried their dead, and "the Senate defeated it in bv thawing snow in the Central funeral processions seem endless." separate voles. Foreign Ministry of Tadzhikistan. \sian republic I.KOI) miles south said bv telephone. "But while the Tass news agency said. The Idler, written b\ Rep. of Moscow thai was hit bv Mon- there is any hope, the rescuers will Zhukov said 11 people died Robert C. Smith. R-N.'H.. day's predawn earthquake. keep digging." overnight in hospitals. Late vesler- W;IS signed bv M) day. amid reports thai casualties In northwestern Armenia, In one village. Sharora. more y Republicans and five which was devastated bv a Dec. 7 might not he as high as initially Democrats. than 100 bodies have been hauled quake that killed 25.00(1 people, a from Ihe mud and wreckage. Tass reported, he said the preliminary powerful aftershock was reported said. Il said rescuers found only estimate remained at 1.000 dead. Abortion remark yesterday. An Armenian official one survivor, Sergei Muratov. 27. He added, however, thai il was said the population had been still tod early to determine how • WASHINGTON — warned and no casualties were re-, Muralov. reported to be in many people had been buried in , 11M • •.. i n 1111 r 11 •, 111 c i windy livmi) Members of < ongress vucl ported. grave condition, was rushed to a ihe siide. veslerday that Dr. Louis \V. hospital, where "surgeons are Sharora and three other villages N Sullivan. President Bush's Rescuers icporledlv found one lighting for his life." Tass said. Ruinsoii i^c survivor from the Tad/hikistaq located al the quake's epicenter — nominee as health and However. Vitaly Zhukov of the Okuli-Bolo. Okuli-Poycn and khi- human sen ices secretary. quake; although an official spokes- man denied il. republic's official news agency and sor — are now wreathed in the Roulette ^ ir> has told them .he supports chief of a press information center smoke of bonfires and field kitch- Ihe Supreme ( ourl decision \ -411-seconcl tremor, which I'.S set up in the wake of the tragedy. ens, lass said. legalizing abortion and favors abortion in limited circumstances/-but would cam out the pro-life policies ol his new boss; I he controversy is unlikel; to threaten Sullivan's nomination. Senators who met with Sullivan said his comments ;i|)|X'ai to conflict with those of Bush, who lold an anli- aburlion rallv Monday dial he considers abortion an •'American tragedy*'and Save now on additional thai he would like to see the high conn's landmark ll)7.1 men's quality clothing decision reversed. The We just expanded our selection World of men's fall and winter sale Attorney slain . merchandise to ^ive you • TEGUCIGALPA. Honduras — Two gunmen a greater selection to choose killed ihe attorney for an accused drug trafficker whose extradition to the from at substantial sayings. I nileil Stales lasl year I Further sparked riots and a state of emergency, police said Included are men's: reductions yesterday. suits Carlos Diaz Lorcn/ana. I nothing held back •i-). was slain as he entered his home at 10:10 p.m. sportcoats Miuulav in Ihe Modelo district of Tegucigalpa, the dress slacks SAVINGS capital, police said. in every dept. Lorcn/ana represented overcoats Juan Roman Malta, a FASHION CLEARANCE DEPT. reputed drug baron who is in federal prison in Ihe United sweaters MISSY & JR. SPORTSWEAR Stales on drug trafficking DEPT. charges. sportshirts MISSY ft JR. SWEATER Goodbye Dali casual slacks DEPT. • F1GIKRAS. Spain — MISSY & JR. COAT ft SUIT Residents of Salvador Dali's Come in today for hometown turned out DEPT. yesterday to say goodbye to LADIES ft MEN'S ihe surrealist painter who the best selection. brought so much attention ACCESSORIES lo this small town. BOYS ft GIRLS DEPT. A procession of about 7.000 people, including INFANT ft TODDLERS DEPT. manv students and elderly MISSY ft JR. DRESS DEPT. residents, filed past Dali's open casket in his Galatea LINGERIE DEPT. Tower residence, then signed the guest books. LADIES SHOE DEPT. Dali was lo lie in stale WOMEN'S WORLD DEPT. until funeral services today in the I4lh century Gothic Sanl Pere Roman Catholic church where he was ROOTS baptized 84 years ago. RiHttHCh.intc A mini .in I \|>ii'ss YISI, M.iMi-n.mi IT Diners Club Buston nn BuyKinn Street between Arlington 6* Berkeley 247-0700 44 APPLE STREET • TINTON FALLS ('ompiled from wire reports. flfl Ne« lersey Summit 277-12 M / Red Bank 747-INOO/ MurrlMown 267-12 34 Riverside Square 142-oWOV Short Hills 4d7-4o70 / Princeton 520-1111 HOURS: DAILY & SAT. 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 • THURS. & FRI. TIL 9• SUN NOON to 5 P.M. 8A The Register WEDNESDAY, JAN. 25, 1989

Cosette makes a point NEW YORK (AP) — Has Broadway gone punk?f Not/ yet, anyway, but theatergoers may beginyto wonder when they spot the new post- er for the hit musical "Les Miserables" — the Ann Landers one in which the orphaned waif Cosette is sporting a Mohawk haircut. Pitiable at the best of times, the poor child looks utterly pathetic with a single sheaf of Living with a time bomb hair sprouting out of a bald, rounded head. Dear Ann Landers: I am a 34-year-old male. I tested positive for What's going on here? Ihe HIV virus in November of 1985. As it turns out, little Cosette is being used to make a point about ticket scalpers who These pasi three years. I have remained in fairly good health, have been preying on customers eager to see tint- to exercise, proper nutrition and regular sleeping habits. I the Tony Award-winning show. neither smoke nor drink. Recently my T-cell count has declined, "Don't Get Scalped," reads the headline on so I have slarted on a program ofimmunomodulators. the poster. "We may have seats for today's Although my physical condition is good, emotionally I'm a performance." wreck. The long-term effects of living with this disease are inde- "The show has been selling out," producer scribable. Some days my hands shake so bad, I'm sure some of my Cameron Mackintosh explained Monday, co-workefs think I'm having withdrawal symptoms from drugs or "but at this time of year we do have some alcohol. tickets available a few days before. And even Every cough, sneeze, ache or pain has become a cause for panic. on the day of performance we have $16 stu- U-Jr* I feel, as if I'm living with a time bomb, never knowing when it dent tickets or sometimes $25 ticket in the will go off. rear mezzanine." . This is my third year of celibacy. My heart cries out for close- Many people are apparently convinced that the scalpers' tickets arc the only ones avail- ness, but I don't dare lake the chance of infecting anyone. Total ASSOCIATED PRESS abstinence is a must for me. able. Mackintosh said he's heard of the- atergoers shelling out as much as $ 130 a tick- • Three goods friend have experienced terrible deaths from this et for "Les Miserables," losing their shirts if disease this past year. My best friend is now dying. AIDS has. Taking to the sky not their hair. taken over my entire existence. I dream about it almost every A bunch of hot-air balloons take pff in front of the mountains in Chateau d'Oex in night. All my spare time goes into volunteer work with the AIDS support group. Helping others in pain and sorrow has saved me What a party ' . Switzerland, opening international balloon week. Some 60 balloons from 16 coun- from going to pieces. tries took part. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Cornerback " I'm horrified when I hear of the irresponsible sexual conduct Tim McKycr boogied atop a cable car and that is still rampant in many gay circles. These people must be most valuable player Jerry Rice waved from a "We're known for a lot of things, and I'm team, at the behest of police, quickly boarded insane. Don't they realize that one reckless encounter can be a vintage convertible as 300,000 screaming fans glad sports is now up there with them." a bus and left for an undisclosed location death sentence? welcomed home the San Francisco 49ers Police said the celebration went well, with- immediately after the parade/They should If my letter can save just one person from this terrible sickness, from their Super Bowl victory. out the broken windows, trashed police cars have controlled the celebration, not aban- my misery will not have been in vain. Thank you, Ann Landers, "We're so proud of the 49ers in this city," and other bedlam that accompanied 49er doned it," said Roger Strohmeyer, 28, who for the great service you provide. — F.R., Tallahassee, Fla. said an ecstatic John McGce, 21, as heSuper Bowl victories in 1982 and 1985. expecteding to party into the evening. "It was . Dear IK.: It is you who has provided the service today and I strained against a police barrier at the parade. But some fans were disappointed when the too short." . (hank you. Good luck and God bless.

Think twice before 'resting' in bed ARIES (March It-April It) - I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Dear Ann Landers: I was especially interested in the letter Events will be neither positive nor by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee negative today — but how you react to signed "Perplexed Parents in Kansas." (They caught Betty and situations as they develop will be Rick "resting" in bed together.) Since I have had firsthand experi- Unscramble these four Jumbles, By Stella Wilder significant ence with this sort of thing, I feel qualified to give them some one letter to each square, to form TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - In- advice. four ordinary words. Born today, you have been endowed decision may result in an unexpected with at least two enormous talents delay today You must be willing to When I was 17. I "rested" in bed with my boyfriend, too. Of VARNE that are likely to compete for your ex- make up time with extra effort later course, we ended up doing things we had no right to do. After a clusive attention throughout your life- GEMINI (May U June 10) - You few "naps" I discovered that I was pregnant. I was 17. My baby time The truth is, however, that you may be highly receptive to otherwise was born when I was a senior in high school. should never abandon one in favor of unrealistic suggestions today. You are CD another, for. if you are wise, each will My "Rick." who always said he'd stick With me if anything went willing lo try anything once! benefit the others There is little doubt CANCER (Jane 21-July ») - You wrong, decided he was too young for fatherhood so I was left with that you will be shown the way tomay wake today in an unusually ag- the responsibility of raising our son alone. It was a terrific struggle, CEEPI fame and fortune when you are young: gressive, even belligerent mood. Any hut with the help of God and my parents I made it. what is less sure, however, is whether you will travel that road efficiently or complaints should go through the Please tell Betty and Rick to think twice before "resting" in bed n be distracted along the way. proper channels. together. Nothing will tire out a teen-ager faster than raising a You do have your faults, but it is LEO (July 23- Aug «) - This is no child. Sign me — Been There and Know the Scene in Denver SOME MEMBERS OF likely none will be so important as to day to take the law into your own Dear Denver: Beautiful. You've given Ihe Bettys and Ricks of REEVER keep you from reaching your goals hands Let officials handle official THE Rl©INS ©EN - There will always be those who are in- the world some wonderful advice. I .el's hope they have sense , problems You may cause more barm ERATtON COULC7 RISE tent on reminding you of your short- than good. enough to lake it. EVEN HIGHER IFTHEY comings, but you are not one to dwell VIRGO (Aug. M-Sepi. 22) - You WOULP P0TH/6-. on the negative, and you are even will likely be looking forward to a va- Today's laugh amused by the attention these nay- riety of experience* today, both new LIMIES savers bestow on you and old — but do stay out of trouble! My Laugh for the Day: I know a man who gave up smoking, Now arrange the circled letters to Alw born on Ihii dato are: Rob- r ^S 1 K'1 ^ LIBRA (Sepl tl-Oct. 22) - You drinking, sex and rich food. He was healthy right up to the time he form the surprise answer, as sug- ert Burn*, Scottish pool; Virginia may find self-expression difficult to- killed himself. (Johnny Carson) ^ ^ i k > gested by the above cartoon. WooN, novoliat; Robort Boyle, day and others resistant to what you erwnwat and physicist. have to say. Delays will be short. To see what is in store for you to- Answerhere^JJJ morrow, find your birthday and read SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - Cir- the corresponding paragraph Let you cumstances today may not allow you (Answers tomorrow) birthday star be your daily guide to follow your plans to the letter. Inge- nuity and cleverness will pay off Jumbles: BATCH PILOT STYLUS HEIFER THURSDAY, JAN. 26 Yesterday's AQUARIUS (Jan. tt-Feb. 18) - SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec 21) Answer: Some people don't trust the ocean, because You will be a source of energy and in- — You may wish to follow in another's they're convinced,there's something spiration to someone close to you to- footsteps today. See if you can do so Heloise "FISHY" ABOUT IT day. Take your chances during the without sacrificing your own plans. - evening' CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. U) - PISCES (Feb. 1» March JO) - You Timing is of utmost importance today Now back In nock. 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If you're roasting a Stay Awake! whole chicken, the temperature should be 180 degrees. ACROSS 10 11 IS Broil or barbecue: This type of cooking should be quick and by 1 Snaka By ALFRED SHEINWOLD direct heat in the broiler or on a barbecue grill. 4 Flavor Marinate: Make a marinade with vinegar, wine or lime juice. Bed is the traditional place to simply pick a game and leap to it. 9 Speech doloct sleep, but some of us can't resist you may land in the wrong spot. By 13 Meadows Soaking meal in an acid solution softens muscle fibers and adds 15 Ugly old extra flavor. getting a little sack time at the bidding thr opponent's suit you woman Poach—no-fat braise: Use a non-stick pan adding a little oil and bridge table. The awakening is promise game-going strength and 19 On* against brown the meat. A regular pan can be used if sprayed very lightly sometimes rude. ask him to help you pick the best 17 Stop -I with non-stick vegetable spray. 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I felt it could be used 64 Explorer Hodln 27 Sort nnnn nnnnn rirn.111 Youhold,*7<7KQ1030AJ 10 wold oa Bridge, In care of Ibis nnnn nnnnn nnnn for something. I had a great idea! I put it under my kitchen sink in 66 Original words 26 Workday for 5 • J 9 8 7. Dealer, at your left, bids newspaper, P.O. Box 1000, Loi 66 Mom astute nnnn nnnnn rim tin the cabinet. I now store all my paper bags in it. It keeps them nice one spade, your partner doubles, Angeles, CA 90053. Not available 67 Tofntlnttv 26 Eager and neat and easy to reach. — Rita Moran, Topeka, Kansas and the next player passes. What ••tilde of continental United 60 Allow* DOWN 61 Motet nmm do you say? States. Good to the last drop ANSWER: Bid two spades. Your 62 Solo 64 Loquacloui 47 Exchange* for 64 Mln* ontrano* pear Heloise: Did you ever want that little bit of chocolate hand Is a gold mine, but if you • 1989. In Anoifcs Turn. SyndKKi 2 Cathartic 67 Molding plate syrup that's at the bottom of a squeeze bottle and won't come out? 3 Returned a lor clay 46 Para* 66 Ooat Don't fret. Fill the bottle with milk and shake it. It mixes with the 41 Automaton 51 Quickly 67 Main MM 52 Optical unit 66 CoMOHad last bit of chocolate. Then just pour it into a giass. You can add 4 Triangle typo 43 Warahlp 6 Upb*at 56 Antelope 60 Harwn room more milk if you don't like it too dark. — Theresa Barnes, Monti- cello, N.Y. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 25, 1989 The Register 9A COMMUNITY CALENDAR

County Wide ST. MARY's PTA — St. Mary's PTA will meet at 7:30 p.m. next Wednesday in FINANCIAL AID — Students may Euphemia Hall. Guest Speaker Francis apply for financial aid for collge. Toll-free Bernard will introduce the new family life hotlines are available for questions from 6 course which will be implemented into to 9 p.m. daily through Friday. Profes- the curriculum at St. Mary's School this sionals from the New Jersey Association year. Refreshments will be served. For of Student Financil 'Aid Administrators more information, call 787-7117. will answer questions. For more informa- tion, call 1-800-221-5732. Oceanport FIRE CHIEFS — The Monmouth County Fire Academy will conduct a state GARDEN CLUB — The Oceanport hearing on fire fighter training require- Garden Club will meet at 1 p.m. tomor- ments at 8 p.m. todayat the Fire Acade- row at the Community Center. Dierdre my, Route 33, Howell. All volunteer fire Bonomi, a landscape architect, will pre- fighters are urged to attend. For more in- sent a slide show on the art of garden formation, call 264-9288. design. For more information, call 222- ASSOCIATION LIBRARY -- The 6446. Monmouth County Historical Associa- tion Library will be closed for inventory Red Bank until Feb. 7. AIDS INFORMATION — The AME SKI TRIP — The Monmouth County Zion Church sponsors an AIDS Informa- Park System will sponsor a ski trip to Mt. tion and Education project to arm its Snow, Vt, beginning at 2 p.m. Friday to community with effective weapons 11 p.m. Sunday. Participants will leave against AIDS. A support group for family from Thompson Park, Newman Springs members, friends and care givers of. Road, Lincroft. Participants can either go PWAs meets from 7 to 8 p.m. every Tues- downhill or cross-country skiing at one of day at the church, 285 Shrewsbury Ave. the ski areas in the Northeast. The trip Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., will include round-trip bus transporta- Monday through Friday. Hotline hours tion, lodging for two nights at the Red are from 5 to 9 p.m., Monday through Cricket Inn, two breakfasts, one dinner, Friday and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturdays. taxes, gratuities and lift tickets for the For more information, call 530-3358. downhill package. Pre-registration is re- TOWER HILL OPEN HOUSE — quired. For more information, call 842- Tower Hill School will host open house 4000. events today and tomorrow. Hours are 9:15 to 11 a.m. today and tomorrow. Pro- Aberdeen grams include co-operative nursery school for three- to five-year olds; kinder- AMNESTY MEETING — The Aber- garten, pre-first and exended care for deen/Matawan are chapter of Amnesty three- to six-year olds. For more informa- International will meet at 8 p.m. tomor- tion, call 747-1393. row in the Municipal Building, Church COMEDY NIGHT — The Young Pro- Street. The group will discuss partici- THE REGISTER/WILLIAM PERLMAN fessionals Group of the Mid-Jersey Chap- pation in internationally-sponsored cam- ter of the National Multiple Sclerosis So- paigns for human righ's as well as local Celebration for charity ciety, The Beachcomber's Society, will assistance to the Amnesty information sponsor an evening of comedy at 8:45 table at the Monmouth Mall one weekend The Women's Center of Monmouth County Inc., Keyport, is selling tickets for Macy's annual benefit shopping day, A p.m. tomorrow at Prima's Restaurant, 58 in February. Background information Oakland St. The $30 fee includes dinner about the origins and work of Amnesty Cause for Celebration. Jan Smith-Kublikis, development director, center, distributes tickets to volunteers Iris Truex of Middletown, and Earl Hallam of Keyport, a member of Friends of the Women's Center. No one will be admitted to the at 7:30 p.m., followed by the show. A cash International is available for all interested bar will be included. For more informa- newcomers.. For more information, call department stor at Monmouth Mall, Eatontown, without a ticket. The event is in conjunction with the Monmouth Park tion, call 681-2322. 495-2909. charity committee. It allows charity recipients the opportunity to sell tickets and keep the proceeds. Shopping day will WOMEN IN BUSINESS — The be 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. March 7. Northern Monmouth Chapter of the N.J. Colts Neck Association of Women Business Owners ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS — Rob- program is open to residents 60 years and ship Hall at 6 p.m. For more information, For more information, call 842-4000, ext. will sponsor its monthly dinner meeting ert Swartz, of AT&T Bell Laboratories older. For more information, call 542- call 946-2870. 245 or 235. at 6 p.m. tomorrow at the Oyster Point will address the New Jersey Electrical En- 1326. SPAGHETTI DINNER — St. John DAVID BENEFIT — The River Plaza Hotel, 146 Bodman Place. The guest gineers, Microwave Theory and Tech- Vianney High School will sponsor a fund School PTA will sponsor a fish and chips speaker, Clinical Psychologist Arthur GAMES AND FRAUD — The Older Weider will speak about the superiority of niques and Lasers and Electro-Optics So- Adult Service and Information System raising spaghetti dinner for students going dinner for the benefit of a child who is cieties at 11:30 a.m. tomorrowat the Colts to Appalachia and Mexico Mission from seriously ill from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Friday women. For more information, call 566- will present a lecture, "Con Games and 7594 or 780-3008. Neck Inn, Route 34 and Route 537. Fraud" at 11 a.m. next Wednesday in the 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Feb.2 in the student at the school, 155 Hubbard Ave., between Swartz will review high speed integrated OASIS Center at Hahne's, Monmouth dining room. The fee is $3 per person; $ 12 Front Street and Navesink River Road. circuit and device technologies, as well as Mall. David Green, agent for Internation- for family up to five people. For more Dinner will be catered by the Argyle of Shrewsbury preview technologies likely to play essen- al Affairs at Jersey Central Power and information, call 739-0800. Kearny. Fish, chips, cole slaw, dessert and SINGLE VOLUNTEERS — Singles tial roles in future super systems. The fee Light Co. will be the guest speaker. The coffee, tea or juice will be served. Take- in Community Service, SYNERGY, will is $8 for the buffet lunch. For more infor- presentation is free and open to those who Little Silver out orders will be available. The fee is meet at 7:30 p.m. today at the Monmouth mation, call 949-7418 or 758-2872. are 60 years and older. For more informa- $6.50 for adults; $5.50 for children 12 and County Library, Eastern Branch, Route PARENTS OF TEENS — Step/Teen, tion, call 542-1326. LUNCH, FASHION SHOW — The under if tickets are purchased in advance. 35. The meeting is open to all single Systematic Training for Effective Parent- Evening Membership Department of the Tickets will also be available at the door adults. For more information, call 741- ing of Teens, a five-week training course Hazlet Woman's Club will sponsor a luncheon at $7 for adults and $6 for children. For 3330. for parents who seek a better relationship and fashion show at 11:30 a.m. Jan.28 at more information, call 842-3286 or 747- the Channel Club, Monmouth Beach. The 7395. with teen-agers, will be conducted from 9 CHILDREN'S DANCE — The Recre- Tinton Falls a.m. to I p.m. beginning tomorrowin the ation Commission will sponsor a 10-wcek event is a benefit for Manna House. Pro- ject Paul and the Teen Center in COLONIAL DESSERTS — Policy Spiritual Center at St. Mary's Parish. The session of children's dance classes. Classes Park will offer the slumps and grunts, des- MOTHERS' CENTER — The Moth- fee is $30 and is limited to 15 pre-paid, for tiny tots and three and four years old Shrewsbury. For more information call ers' Center Morning Coffees, programs 747-3339. serts that the Colonists had, from 1 to 3 pre-registered adults. For more informa- are 10 to 10:45 a.m. Thursday mornings p.m. Sunday at the park, Oak Hill Road. where mothers may meet new friends or tion, call 544-1084 or 780-7343. beginning tomorrow. Classes in jazz Lcnita Gullman will prepare these dishes bring a friend, are scheduled from 10 to dance for students six years or older are 4 Middletown on the open hearth in the 18th century 11:30 a.m. every Thursday at Monmouth to 5 p.m. start tomorrow. The fee is $19 Murray Farmhouse. This program is free Church of Christ, Hance Avenue. Partici- Deal for the full 10-week course of each class. POETRY CONTEST — The Mon- pants may relax and enjoy the conversa- mouth County Park System is sponsoring and open to the public. For more infor- JEWISH SINGLES — Monmouth Pre-registration is required. For more in- mation, call 842-5966. tion. Children are welcome. For more in- formation, call 739-0653. its Poets in the Parks contest for children formation, call 747-7649. Jewish Singles will meet at 8 p.m. next between the ages of seven and 12. Young- (HA ALUMNI BASKETBALL — Wednesday in the Jewish Community TRAVEL FILMS — The Monmouth sters may submit one poem of no less Christian Brothers Academy will sponsor Center, 100 Grant Ave. Topics will in- County Library will show two travel films than three nor more than 12 lines along Union Beach clude monthly planning for future events an alumni basketball game at 6 p.m. Sat- on New York State at 7:30 p.m. Monday with an entry form and $2.50 fee by Mon- urday at the school. There will be a warm- TAX FORMS AVAILABLE — N.J. and brainstorming new events. For more in the library, 251 Middle Road. "Adiron- day. Entry forms arc available at the Park information, call 493-4254 or 571-1102. up at 5:30 p.m. Following the varsity State Tax and Federal Income Tax forms dacks, The Life and Times of an Ameri- System facilities. Trophies will be game at 7:30 vs. St. John Vianney, there are now at the Memorial Library. Repro- can Wilderness," will highlight public and awarded to winners, and their entries will will be a reception in the school cafeteria. ductible forms may be photocopied dur- Eatontown private lands that make up the largest wil- be published. For more information, call The game is open to all CBA alumni. For ing library hours from 2 to 5 p.m. Mon- derness area in the Eastern United States. 842-4000. more information, call 530-0987. day through Wednesday, from 6:30 to 9 POSTAL SERVICE — Monmouth "Niagara Falls" features the natural won- General Mail Facility is accepting applica- RECORDER ENSEMBLE — Middle- DATE NIGHT — The Department of p.m. Monday through Thursday and from der of Western New York State as a tour- 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday. tions for clerk stenographer. Applications ist attraction. The program is free and town Township Public Library will pre- Parks and Recreation will sponsor a teen must be submitted by Friday to the Mon- open to the public. For more information, sent the Navesink Recorder Ensemble in date night at 9:30 p.m. Saturday at Har- PRE—SCHOOL STORYTIME — mouth General Mail Facility, 307 Indus- call 264-7164. concert at 7:30 p.m. today at the library, mony Bowl. The $5.25 per-person fee in- The Memorial Library sponsors a Pre- trial Way West. Applicants must hive a 55 New Monmouth Road. The five-mem- cludes three games each, bowling shoes, a school Storytime at 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. typing speed of at least 40 words per-min- ber group specializes in the music of the build-your-own sundae bar and a live DJ. the second and fourth Wednesday of each ute and a dictation speed of 80 words per- Highlands Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque eras The fee is payable at the event. For more month, weather permitting, at the library, minute. There will be a written examina- along with contemporary works. For information, call 671 -2100 or 291 -5440. 810 Union Ave. The program is free and tion. The starting salary is $22 per-year POT ROAST DINNER — Residents more information, call 671-3700. open to all pre-school residents. Pre-regis- are invited to attend a pot roast dinner 1 FAMILIES OF COLOR — The Mon- with paid vacations and holidays, retire- BLACK HISTORY — The Monmouth mouth County Park System will sponsor tration is required. For more information, ment, sick leave with pay and low-cost to 4 p.m. Feb. 5 at VFW Post No. 6902 on call 264-3792 during library hours. Bay Avenue. Donations are $6. County Park System will sponsor a cele- a lecture titled "Families of Color, a Mon- insurance. Applications, PS Forms 2479 bration of black history from 2 to 4 p.m. mouth County History," by Ellen Morris Have an event you want publicized? A-B, are available at all local post offices. Holmdel Saturday in the Health Center at Tatum at 10 a.m. Tuesday in the Tatum Park The Register welcomes press releases OASIS EXERCISE — The Older Park Activity Center, Red Hill Road. Activity Center, Red Hill Road. Morris announcing events of local organizations, Adult Service and Information System NETS VERSUS 76ERS — The Holm- This event will be centered around an ex- will take the audience back to a time volunteer groups and service, campus and will sponser an exercise program of rhyth- del Township Recreation Department hibit of memorabilia of local historical when the first black families were settling social news. Black and white photographs mic movements and calisthenics at 10 will sponsor a trip to see the Nets versus information and artifacts dating from as in Monmouth County, telling about may accompany releases, but cannot be a.m. Monday at the OASIS Center at 76ers at 8 p.m. Saturday at the Byrne far back as the late 1700s. The exhibit where they came from, why they came, returned. Please send information at least Hahne's, Monmouth Mall. Debe Hay of Arena, East Rutherford. The $21 per per- area will be open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. where they settled and what their lives TWO WEEKS in advance to Your Town, the Red Bank YMCA will conduct the son fee includes ticket and transportation. Saturday through Feb. 5. Lectures, con- were like. The program is free and open to The Register, One Register Plaza, program. The fee is $1 per-session. The The bus will depart from Holmdel Town- certs and performances will be included. the public. Shrewsbury, N.J., 07702. Ronald McDonald House benefit set LONG BRANCH — More than U.S.T.A. members only but the noon and end approximately 3 MAKE A DATE 300 competitors are expected to public is invited to attend. There p.m. A Paid DIradory Of Coming Evantt far Nwt-Prefit OrianiiaUan* participate in the first New Jersey will be a spectator fee of $3 which Participants will compete for AH Advartlaamenta limitad to 1 ayant and may be run 5,10, or 15 conaacuthr* Umaa. United States Taekwondo Alli- will be donated to the Ronald Mc- more than 200 trophies awarded 4 DM SNBM *M ance sanctioned Taekwondo event Donald House to aid in the treat- for Taekwondo excellence in more 4UM !•*•»->M 4 Haw 11*— HI 542-1700 Saturday. ment of children who sutler from than 50 divisions of proficiencies Monmouth Taekwondo Acade- cancer and other related child- and age groups. my chief instructor, Tim Ratty, hood diseases. The divisions will range from JANUARY 26 — THURSDAY Talk at 8 p.m. In the Church. Con- come, we need to hear from you. will be the host to 13 Taekwondo The action will begin with black four year old white belt beginners ducted by the Franciscan Friars. schools from as far away as South belt competition at 8:30 a.m. fol- to VIP black belt experts. "This The Adult Education Committee of The Mission will run through Feb- FEBRUARY IS — THURSDAY Carolina. The event will take lowed by school demonstrations may grow to be the premier mar- St. Leo the Great Church will Hpon- ruary 2. "HOPE": A Christian Single Parent place in the gymnasium at the and a board breaking auction to tial arts event of the year," says sor a talk on "Is it really okay to be Support Group will be holding their Ratty who credits local business angry"? 7:30-9:30 p.m. in the School first meeting Thursday, February Long Branch Middle school on In- raise additional funds for the Ron- Cafeteria. Registration fee $4. To FEBRUARY 5 — SUNDAY diana Avenue. ald McDonald House. Student with support. For further informa- 16, 1989, 7:30 p.m. For more infor- register call Sister Carol, 747-5466. Middletown Fire Co »1 Ladles Aux- mation call 747-6245, after 5 p.m. Competition is closed to competition will commence at 12 tion call 229-4620. iliary is sponsoring an indoor Flea JANUARY 29 — SUNDAY Market B a.m. - 4 p.m. Fire House, MARCH 11 — SATURDAY Route 35, Middletown (4 blocks Battleground Arts Center presents St. Mary, New Mon 7 day Mexican South of Oak Hill Rd.)Table Cruise from New Orleans. 11095./ Service Salutes "The Tamburitzans" ethnic dance Space:$10. Limited space, reserva- troupe with 40 dancers, musicians person incl air, outside cabins, tions required. Call 842-2536 or taxes. Visit Key West, Cancun, Co- & 500 costumes. At Freehold Town- 741-8058 for Information. OCEANPORT — Jeanmarie G. program. During her junior and ship High School, Route 524, 2 p.m. zumel. 787-3652/787-9138. Lcracr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. senior terms in the class, she MIDDLETOWN — Detective Tickets 113, f 10 & 17 for children. served as Student Flight Leader. FEBRUARY 12 — SUNDAY MAY 18 — SATURDAY Robert Lerner, graduated from the William R. Kryscnski, has been VISA/MC. Weekdays call 9-4 p.m. Alienated Catholics If you have 462-8811. St. Mary New Mon 14 day European Army's Rotary Wing Flight She is a 1980 graduate of Shore promoted to detective sergeant questions about the church, it's Tour. $1829. Incl air, hotels, meals, Regional High School, West Long teachings & practices, come to St. multilingual guide, taxes A tips. School and received her present and assigned to the Technical Bu- JANUARY 30 — MONDAY Branch; Brookdale Community reau, Special and Technical Ser- Mary's Spiritual Center, Route 34 & Visit London, Holland, Germany, rankofWO-I. Phalanx Rd., Colts Neck at 2 p.m. Switzerland, France. 787-3662/787- College, Lincroft, 1983 and the vices Section. Parish Mission at St. Leo the Great, Lerner is one of a very few New Florida Institute of Technology, Lincroft. 0 a.m. Dally Mass, Mission for an informal discussion. Please 9138. Jersey Women to complete this Melbourne, Fla., 1986. 1DA The Register TODAY'S WOMAN WEDNESDAY, JAN. 25. 1989 Natural look gaining in Artist talks shop popularity after fleeing from

By SOPHIA DEMBLINQ REGISTER WIRE SERVICES the Soviet Union

— DALLAS — Their names whisper of Dashkevich-Purto says the secret exotic places — Iman, Aissaia, Eugenie, By MARCH. PEYSER police's altitude toward both her art Keshi, Yasmin. Their skin tones range THE REGISTER career and her husband's job at the from rich chocolate to golden honey, Bureau of Standards ultimately made creamy beige to fragile ivory. Their fea- he KGB allowed Dr. Victoria life in Russia unbcarablc.Thc Hermitage tures are powerful, unusual, unforgettable TDashkevich-Purto and her husband had invited her to enter its doctorate — deep, almond-shaped eyes, wide, pro- to take four suitcases when they left the program in the'l950s because she had a vocative mouths, strong, structured Soviet Union 10 years ago — and not degree in Japanese philosophy and. due noses, firm, unyielding chins. one piece of art. to purges after World War II, the Sometimes there's a feature —just one Dashkevich-Purto, a curator of Asian Oriental-art staff was depleted. — that's a little bit ... off. A nose with a art at the bit of a bump. A neck that's almost too world-renown . long. Lips that run from car to ear, nose ed State to chin. These are the girls in the mag- / will talk about the most beautiful and azines, the faces of the times. And they're Hermitage QOJ the faces we've grown accustomed to. Museum in simple. I will not put them in an ' The ail-American girl has long ruled the Leningrad, academic analysis. ultimately quit magazine cover as the standard of beauty Dr. Victoria Dashkevich-Purto we're all supposed to subscribe to: wind- her job and ^^^^^^^^_ blown blond locks, aquiline nose, clear gave away her blue eyes, Scripto-lead figure. few heirlooms But here in the melting pot, we are all and antiques in an effort to get out the But as Dashkevich-Purto started types. So it is perhaps with relief that we country. The secret police were consulting with Japanese visitors, the open our favorite fashion magazines these suspicious of her job-related talks with KGB started following her or dropping days and see models who are beautiful — Japanese visitors, and she feared she in unannounced at her house. Both she of course — but whose looks are varied, would be arrested and accused of and her husband feared arrest. After 10 individualistic, sometimes downright stealing from the museum, a common years here, she still jumps if the phone quirky. The face of the modeling industry KGB trick. rings unexpectedly. finally has something in common with But the KGB could not keep her from "All the days I am feeling. 'Am I here'.' tKe rest of us. For the fashion-forward, taking her knowledge. Dashkevich- Is it all right?'" she says. perfect is out, interesting is in, and con- Purto will present the first in a free. After she left the Soviet Union, cepts of beauty are more flexible than three-part lecture series sponsored by friends helped her smuggle one 19th- ever. the Monmouth Arts Foundation that ccntury Russian painting that she had. .Bodies have changed, too. They're begins I p.m. Thursday in the Eastern since childhood. It hangs in her rounder, bigger, taller. Ally Godfrey, Branch of the Monmouth County Middlctown living room. women's bookcr for the Kim Dawson Library in Shrewsbury. She considers herself lucky to have gotten out after only onc-and-a-half • Agency, says, "They don't have to be 5- Now retired, after stints on the art- tbot-H), 102 pounds any more. They can years of letter writing and pushing for an history staffs at Queens College, Drew exit visa. Since corning to the United have a little more meat on them. It bodes University, the University pf Hawaii well for the rest of us." Most agencies States, she has traveled to Peru. Mexico and the State University of New York at and Japan. While thousands of people these days have girls who are six feet and New Paltz, Dashkevich-Purto usually taller. (Despite the women's movement, went to Washington last week Tor limits her talks to Asian art, her political reasons, Dashkevich-Purto -"girl" still is the traditional industry term speciality. But she plans to open the THE REGISTER/MARTIN PETTEBCHAK Tor a female model.) lecture series here with a discussion of went to check out an exhibit of Japanese JAPANESE, IF YOU PLEASE — Russian emigres and Middletown resident art. She is researching 19th-century Beautiful brunettes are gaining on the Russian art and architecture. She is Dr. Victoria Dashkevich-Purto, an Asian art scholar, stands at home with standard bountiful blonde. And perhaps it interested in leading a tour through Japanese and Buddhist painting. some of her kimonos. She will lecture on Russian and Oriental art and started with Brooke Shields' bold eye- Europe to Russia", and she wants to see "Part of my interest in being out of Russia is to sec the world." says architecture tomorrow at the Monmouth County Public Library in brows, but now the little quirks of nature what response she receives. The other Shrewsbury. T- such,as Cindy Crawford's impeccable two lectures will focus on Asian art and Dashkevich-Purto,.who knows .mole — are no longer considered liabili- will feature slides. Japanese, Chinese, French, German, ties. Italian, Russian and English and speaks lance software engineer at Bell Labs in York. After talking and later socializing "I will talk about the most beautiful some fluently. "I am full of fascination: Holmdcl. with her, Abel suggested Dashkevich- ' Even New York's venerable Ford agen- and simple. I will not put them in an something new, something new." Purto as the foundation's speaker. cy, known for its all-American girls, is academic analysis," says Dashkevich- While maintaining a small apartment Belle Abel, a Red Bank resident and a "I thought she would be fantastic. looking at beauty differently. Says crea- ' Purto, a short, chipper woman with in upper Manhattan, Dashkevich-Purto board member of the Monmouth Arts She's a very brilliant woman," says tive director and vice-president Katie bright blue eyes, cropped hair and a moved to Lincroft two years ago to be Foundation, discovered Dashkevich- Abel. "Her pronunciation is hard to Ford, "We're looking for proportioned thick Russian accent. closer to her husband's job as a free- Purto on a bus ride home from New understand, but you get used to it." features, but it doesn't have to be perfect any more. People will accommodate more character." Boy Girl, a two-year-old New York modeling agency, is specifically interested in marketing unusual faces. "The whole Many ignorant image of the industry is changing," says agency co-owner Rose DeLeo. "What they're looking for is a strong, ethnic type to conception of look. Seventy-five percent of the people ONE WEEK ONLY! in our agency have dark hair, full lips, nice strong noses, very prominent fea- By EDWARD EDELSON tures." REGISTER WIRE SERVICES Ethnic models have gotten hot — blacks, Asians, Hispanics and various Two-thirds of American women don't exotic blends. "Now, more than any other know when a woman is most likely to time in modeling, there are girls of every become pregnant, a new survey finds.. type being used." says Ms. Ford. "You see A poll of 1,011 adults found that only more people from the islands." 39 percent of women and 32 percent of HELP... ' Says Ms. DeLeo, "Years ago, Spanish men knew that pregnancy is most likely, in girls would never, ever work. And now the first two weeks of the menstrual cycle. the market is just infiltrated. The beauti- Only 39 percent of women and 29 percent US TAKE INVENTORY ful people coming out of Brazil are amaz- of men knew that the average time a ing." 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For bean lovers, a Look down piece of ham or a ham hock makes every aisle a sa\ ory pea soup: where x marks the spot for hundreds of price When served with a sandwich /swrTI - iind some fresh fruit, the following reductions that spell x-tra savings. soups will warm the family on a winter day: SUPER COUNTRY TOMATO-RICE SOUP COUPON 1 I/2 pounds top round cut in 1OO Count I-inch cubes FRESH 2 quarts water Foodtown Fresh Meats Fresh Produce MARCAL I can (35 ounces) tomatoes Imported From Chile. June in January jumbo Beef roll 3 beef bouillon cubes TOWELS 29 Fresh WITH THIS COUPON. Item and additional $7 SO 01 mow puichaie I/2 teaspoon pepper •xcl claaiettei ond alcohol Limit one (I) per family Coupon Top Round good at any foodtown Sunday January 22 IhruSalurday January 1/2 teaspoon of leaf thyme, Peaches NO.4O crumbled 1/4 teaspoon of leaf marjoram, London crumbled 5 carrots, pared and sliced to 1/ Broil (Plui dep In NY) Tab, Degulor or Diet Minute I 2-inch thick Maid Orange Soda. Sprite. Ctieny Coke Coke v 89* Clamc. Diet Coke or i ! Regular " Perdue Fresh Grade A Poultry Beef Round 5 stalks celery, sliced 1/2-inch Imported From Chile. June In January thick Leg Top Round 111 WISE POTATO CHIPS 1 onion, coarsely chopped Quarters *>. Steak ,b Fresh 2 lltei I I 6>/2OZ btl. 79' I | bag 79* 1/2 cup uncooked white rice Fresh Genuine American Lamb Bkxfe Bone Fresh Grade A Poultry I WITH THIS COUPON, Item and additional $7.5O • | WITH THIS COUPONO , item and additional $7 Nectarines ormorepurchaieexcl clgaiettetand alcohol or more purchase eicl cigarette, and alcdl.v. Limit on* (1) par family Coupon good at any • Limit one (I) per family Coupon good at any Brown beef in large saucepan. I Vf Shoulder $O19 Perdue 18 Piece i Foodtown Sun = Foodlown Sun Add water and bring to a boil. day, January 22 i! thru Saturday, Oi Lower heat and simmer 20 min- Lamb Chops & tasty Grain FeedPod Porkk tomatoes and liquid, breaking up COUPON chunks with spoon. Add bouillon, Ground Pork Loin Ib. $|99 $139 No. 32 thyme and marjoram. Simmer Roast Maine U.S89. #1 Size A * Beef ii, one hour. Add carrots, celery and AM Natural With Pop-Up Timer 10 14 ii» avg rice for last 30 minutes of cooking. Shady Brook Farms 93%. FaJt FreFree Snady Brook Farms White Makes H servings at 213 calories Fresh $ Fresh Potatoes ;99> per serving, and 21 grams of pro- $169 Imported from Chile tein. Ground Turkey TUrkey Maine U.S. »1 Size A Pure Premium Reaular or Homeityla Fulty Cooked Pro Steed Serve Hot ot Cotd Red Flame $|29 CREAM OF MUSHROOM Hlllshire Farms Corned Beef or Seedless Grapes ib ! WHITE POTATOES! i TROPICANAORANGE JUICEi 1/2 pound fresh mushrooms Beef $949 Freirich 99 Imported Irom Chile 5ib bag g 2 tablespoons margarine Kielbasa b A Pastrami «, Thompson 69* cont. 89 WITH THIS COUPON, item and additional $7.50 WITH THIS COUPON, item and additional $7 So" 1 tablespoon minced onion or more puichaie exc l cigarette, and alcohol IiormoiepurchaseOKCI cigareMei and alcohol Lean A Tatty Groin Fed Porte C^| AQ Fieih Snadv Broc* Farms Seedless Grapes i Limit one (I) per family Coupon aood at any i! limit one (1) par family Coupon good at any Foodtown Sun 2 chicken bouillon cubes Northwest US >l Sue 120 n Foodtown Sun Loin End Roaster Turkey Tenderloins day, January 22 day. January 22 thru Saturday. Ihru Saturday, January 28. IW9 2 cups boiling water Fancy Mr* Fed Nature Veal With Bosc Pears 89© January28.1969 foodtown Boneless 93X loan SUPER SUPER 3 tablespoons flour Pocket tor Slutting #%ef%fft Waihtnaton Stale Extra Fancy Breast of Veal b99 Smoked Pork Butt Sue 96 Golden COUPON COUPON 2 cups I percent lowfat milk Beet Hmd Shan* Soup » Slew . • Delicious Apples *. 89& No. 35 VoluesBoneln VeMlO Fresh Tyson CA7Q i I teaspoon salt 2 79 Chicken Hot Wings ° g°*2 Florida Indian River Cu.tlOO I /8 teaspoon pepper- Shin Beef ^2' P k Red Grapefruit^*!* Wash and slice whole mush- Boneteu Deel Great lor Cooks low Salt Water Added - _ ir Cenlet Cut M 7O Norlhweil U 5 • I Suo 120 ^tlJjftC rooms and put in saucepan.. Add Beef Round Cubes it> one tablespoon butler and onion. Smoked Ham Steak J2 Anjou Pears ibOY^ \msm |i Cover and simmer five minutes. 'TETLEY TEA BAGS j j SENECA APPLE JUICE Add bouillon cubes and boiling Dairy water. Simmer, uncovered, for 10 Foodtown Grocery minutes. In lop of double boiler. I ^99 | I btl 99* over direct heat, melt one table- I WITH THIS COUPON and item. Limit one (I) per I I WltH fHIS COUPON r'lem ond additional $7 SO family Coupongoodalangy y FoodlowSun Sundad y I • ormorepurctiaseexcl cigarettesandalcohol spoon butter. Add Hour and stir I January 22 thru SaturdaSaturdayy, JanuJanuara y 28 198 19899 I llmil one (t) per tarnllv Coupon good al any 1 Foodlown. Sun until smooth. Slowly add milk, I salt and pepper. Cook over boiling water, stirring until thickened. Add mushroom mix and heat. Makes four servings at 126 cal- ories and eight grams protein. SAUSAGE SOUP I can (13 3/4) ounces) chicken Chunk Light In Oil or Water broth Swiss Style Assorted Flavors Chicken of the Sea Seneca Frozen Assorted Varieties Layer Frozen Assorted Varieties I can (15 1/4 ounces) kidney Axelrod's IPEPPERIDGE FARM CAKE > beans, dreained Hind Apple Juice BUDGET GOURMET SIDE DISHES 3/4 cup water Yogurt 1/2 cup small pasta shells P I WITH THIS COUPON, item and additional $7 SO I! I WITH THIS COUPON, item and additional V SO I cup sliced Polish sausage or more pure hate excl cigaietlei and alcohol ! ormoiepurchateeicl cigareltoiondalcohdl ' I limit one (I) per family Coupon good at any I limit one (I) per family Coupon good at any * (kielbasa) $ I Foodtown Sun day. January 22 | day. January 22 I Ihru Salurday ! thru Saturday. Combine all ingredients in a January 29. tw I January26 1989 saucepan. Bring to a boil and sim- =69* I SUPER j SUPER mer 10 minutes. Garnish with #212 Regular or #214 Ihin Spaghetti Assorted Varieties Fruit Drinks or #213 Elbows 4 1 I COUPON COUPON chopped parsley. Makes four serv- ; No. 38 No. 39 ings. Hawaiian • conts. • Mueller's Foodtown Assorted Varieties TORTILLA SOUP Punch Cottage 2lb$199 1/2 pound lean ground beef Macaroni Cheese cont. • 1/2 cupfrcsh bread crumbs Florida Citrus Pink Grapefruit &1O9 Assorted Flavors Potato Chips I Chunk Light In Oil or Water | I egg. slightly beaten KEEBLER 0' BOISIES j CHICKEN OF THEJEA TUNA j 1/2 cup shopped onion 16 oz. 46 oz. Juice isrt box can Pure Premium Regular or Homejt j 6V2OZ. I (4-ounce) can chopped mild Grape 49* Crushe,6d or Puree 9 J ' I bag green chilics. drained Iropicana 1 69* Progresso WITH THIS COUPON. Hem and additional $7 SO t Welch's Orange Juice. or more purchase excl ctgaretteiand alcohol WIIH IHIS COUPON. Item I clove garlic, fineiy chopped I Limit one (1) per family Coupon good at any I ormoreporchaieeKCI c I Foodtown Sun' I Limit one (I) per family Jam or Jelly'fa? Tomatoes "a. Sliced 1 I tablespoon margarine or but- day. January 22 Foodtown Sun Assorted Flavors Potato Chips Regular or Double Stuf Ihru Saturday. I day. January 22 ler Armour Star Bacon, I January 20.1989 thru Salurday. Nabisco $199 I SUPER I January 20.19«9 6 cups water Keebler Hotel Bar Quarters JL tft C J SUPER 2 Margarine ? OT | COUPON I (14 1/2 ounce) can tomatoes, Oreo P°S I P 0 || No. 44 JCOUPON I No. 37 undrained and broken up 1OO Count Foodtown Marcal Crescent Rolls I tablespoon beef-flavor instant lumbo ^m%m Tetley $179 bouillon or 3 beef-flavored bouil- Towels vo•rolnl ^0 W Foodtown lon cubes Tea Bags "bo? I Foodlown Bathroom Sour Cream 1 tablespoon chicken-flavor in- Strawberry $179 Marcal QAC Foodtown Whip „ I Florida Citrus Pink. . I DegvUoroi Unicenled liquid laundry s» stant bouillon or 3 chicken-fla- Preserves jar I Cream Cheese c I GRAPEFRUIT JUICE IWISK DETERGENT vored bouillon cubes Tissue inXOY Foodtown Assorted ^_ ^^ ^^ . Coffee Sunsweet Flavors t^^ _ i^^ktr^^kC "il 1/2 teaspoon chili powder 8 o c I 73 gal. i Folgers cont. 1/2 teaspoon ground cumin 99 Prune Yogurt 2c o nf99 99* conl. 32 02. ! WITH THIS COUPON. Hem and additional $7 5O Instant btl. Foodtown Part Skim I ormorepurchaieexcl cigarette.«ndalcohol I will! THIS COUPON, Item and additional $7 JO . Juice 99* of Whole Milk , I limit one (1) per family Coupon good at any I or more purchaipere famil endy claoretle Coupont gooandd alcoho at i l t 2 corn tortillas, cut into 2-inch I foodlown Sun — • limit one (I) pe fil C strips, fried if desired 30Oin$l 29 99 • day, January 22 I Fodton S pkg. Ricotta ! I thru Saturday. Marcal Napkins '££' Luvs Diapers foodtown Part 5k im I January 21,19*9. shredded cheddcr cheese or Whole MM Assorted Varieties fruil i^H^k* Foodtown SUPER In medium bowl, combine Mozzarella I COUPON meat, crumbs and egg; mix well. Corn Chips No. 45 Shape into 1-inch balls; set aside. Hawaian Punch pkg.o?3# w SEAFOOD FRESHNESS tesh Seafood Avail In Stow Wim Fretfi Seotood Dept AQ Farm Raised (Ca|un Marinated Also AvoiloDle) > In large saucepan, cook onion, KMogg'i chilics and garlic in margarine Prego Sauce Fresh $ FROZEN FOODS DELI/CHEESE/BAKE: until tender. Add water, tomatoes, Com Flakes Regular or Untcenfed Ikle n Powder or NEW Foodtown Fnail Domeitk: bouillons, chili powder and Wise Regular Catfish Fillet .b Frozen 3 Slice Cheese Sliced to Order cumin. Bring to a boil. Reduce Tide With Bleach box Frem From the South Pacific Ellio's Pizza Cooked Ham, heat; cover and simmer 30 min- Potato Chips ln$|19 utes. Gently drop meatballs into Du All Roaster MahiMahi Fillet Frozen C*tenfano'/»Me» imported Cheese Sliced to Ord*t soup and simmer 10 minutes Lasagna Pan Pk Foodlown 1/1 MICI Farni Boned 41 5O Count White Cavatelli Finlandia Swiss longer. Jusl before serving, add Sfponlw Soil. Scrub ex tub Medium Shrimp , Frem Baked Aiiorled Vorletlei tortilla strips. Serve immediately •Regular or Ught Ice Cream Farm Rated I^2O Count A -^ j with cheese. Refrigerate leftovers. Scrubber Dolly Madison .Mini Muffins*' BaMTi AMe ixlcei enKtlve Mon thru Sal onty Extra Jumbo$hrimpib*10 Avat«i5torei with Fieih Oven Bone Oept. - In order to assure a sutlicient quantity ol sale Items lor all our customers, we reserve the right to limit sales to 3 packages ol any Item unless otherwise noted. Sale Items not available In case lots. Prices effective Sunday. Jan. 22 thru Saturday, Jan. 28.1989. Not responsible lor typographical errors. Member Twin County Grocers. Some pictures shown are (or design purposes and do not necessarily represent Items on sale 12A The Register WEDNESDAY, JAN. 25, 1989

Charles Ruhinstain

Finding right wine difficult Finding "good, inexpen- sive table wines" has be- come a difficult task. The phrase is in danger of be- coming an oxymoron. Not Surprisingly, much oflhe production of the top wine drinking countries is de- voted to inexpensive wines. I say not surprisingly be- cause a large per capita con- sumption cannot be based on drinking great w ines. Wines for everyday con- sumption must be inexpen- sive and drinkable. II' they are good, it's an e\lra bonus. Unfortunately, onlj a small amount are. France, which is second in wine consumption and wine production in the world has four categories of wines: Ap- pellation d'Origine Coolro- lee(AOC): Vin Dclimitcsde THE REGISTER/CHET GORDON Qualilc Superieure (VDQS): 'SOUP'ER MEAL — When cold winds blow and temperatures drop, a bowl of hot, steaming soup is a good start to a hearty, nutritious meal. Vin de Pays and Vin dc Consummation Corante. About 55 percent of its pro- duction is in the lowest two of these categories, and about -40 percent is in the Broth takes bite out of blustery day lowest category — Vin de Consommotion Courante. This category covers what is usually referred to as ZIP Code wines, ordinal) inex- Warm body Tasty meal pensive table wines with no vintage dale or place of ori- with bowl gin. The producer's name on begins with the lahel is usually followed by a postal code, hence the of soup title. A place name is per- good stock mitted on the label onl} if it is not associated with an ap- By STEPHANIE RICHARDSON By JOANN RHETTS pellation. THE REGISTER KNIGHTRIDDER NEWSPAPERS ZIP Code wines are com- monlv used as house wines From it's beginnings in the To buy and sell stock, you need in main restaurants in the 1700s. when France's King Louis a broker. To make stock — that I lined Stales. Mure often XV created French onion soup slow-simmered essence of meal, than not. lhe> also arc lite from onions, butler and cham- fish or vegelables known to the wines poured at parlies, pagne, steaming bowls of soup French as fond de cuisine or foun- have been a wintertime favorite of dation of cooking — you need a events and simple, everyday many families. meals. What is needed for butcher. this iv pe of use is a low price "Soups are bigger in the winter, Either way. you're making an lag and simple, clean, inof- more so than any other lime oflhe investment. The difference is that fensive flavors. ZIP ( ode ycar."says Jimmy Nelson, man- the edible stocks pay a guaranteed wines can 111 the bill. The ager of C'ilarella's Meal Market in dividend in flavor and nutrition. best of them are fresh and Little Silver. A stock is easily and quickly fruity. No vvorrv about cel- "Our homemade soups are the made. Cover mealy bones and laring. These are wines lo popular this lime of year, and vegetables (or just vegetables) with buv and drink. They arc best there are a lot of people buying water, add some herbs and sim- purchased from a More with things lo make their own." mer away. a fast turnover lo ensure When combined with a sand- To the untrained eye your raw freshness. wich and fresh fruit, soup be- materials might look like garbage. comes part of a well-balanced, nu- To the stock connoisseur, they're I his is the fourth year tritious meal that takes the chill as good as gold certificates. that I have held a panel last- out of a cold.-blustery day. "Antique dealers may respond ing of ZIP < ode wines. Of Janet Chisnall. a dietitian at INVEST IN GOOD STOCK —The process of making stock is nearly the opposite of standard kitchen hopefully lo dusty bits in attics, the 31 recently lasted. Iwo Monmouth Medical Center in operating procedures. Usually, you want to preserve flavors and juices so you cook young, tender but true cooks palpitate over even w ines were awarded two Long Branch, says soup is good, meats and vegetables as quickly as possible. more curious oddments: mush- stars and nine wines re- hut warns that il should be bal- room and tomato skins, fowl car- ceived one st;u. I luce stars anced with other healthful foods casses, tender celery leaves, is lop. The two star while (aimed soups, while taking less knucklebones, fish heads and was: Noirol-Carriere Mon- lime to prepare, "are nol really chicken feet," say the authors of vallct. The two star red was: complete and are usually meant lo Flavor simmers on front burner "Joy of Cooking" (Irma S. Rom- ( hantefleur Rouge. complement other foods."she bauer and Marion Rombauer savs. Becker. Macmillan hardcover. Mbnvallct white <$3.4l>) Chisnall says vegetable soups Place oil or butter in stockpof. 2 tablespoons cooking oil $16.95: New American Library was also recommended last By JOANN RHETTS add onions, leeks, carrots and flex-ring, $11.95, and paperback. year. It was not tasted in the make a hearty meal when served 5 quarts water with a tuna fish sandwich and a KNIGHTRIDDER NEWSPAPERS celery, and cover. Sweat over $4.95). two prior years. I he wine is piece of fresh fruit for dessert. medium heat for 10 to IS min- 1 large bulb garlic, unpceled "These arc just a few of the trea- made from the Ugni Blanc Onion soup combined with a utes, until vegetables are limp and a small amount of Char- Surprising how niijch flavor is 2 stalks celery sures for the slock pol — that cheese lopping, has a fair amount and very lightly colored. Add magic source from which comes donnay. Chantefleur Rouge in this easily made vegetable water, mushrooms, tomato, of protein. I leek, green and white parts ihe telling character of the cui- ($3.49) is made from a mix- stock. The secret ingredient parsley. Ihymc. bouquet garni sine." ture of Cirenache and Carig- Creamed soups, such as clam seems lo be the leeks — you can and salt. Bring to a boil; skim chowder, a favorite of President Bouquet garni: Bay leaf, pars- nan. It was not lasted last usually find them in supermar- sediment as it rises to the sur- Quick, what is Ihe character of (ieorgc Bush and his family, may ley, lovage and thyme American cuisine? Certainly not year and il was not among be rich in calcium, but arc high in ket specially bins. They're ex- face and continue to boil for 30 minutes. Strain the stock; use I teaspoon sail meat-based stocks that intensify the recommended wines fat content. pensive, but worth the invest- the flavor of soups, stews, sauces from the two previous years, ment. immediately or refrigerate. To Because of the high-salt and store up to 6 months, freeze in Place bones, onions and car- and gravies. We open a can and The producer changed re- Vegetable stock breaks down rots in a flat roasting pan, dilute with water and think we've cently. high-fat content of many canned I-pint containers. soups, some chefs are preparing with long, slow cooking. Use drizzle with oil and bake in a made soup. We think "stock" If iherc was. an award for homemade soups and tailoring the them in quick-cooking soups Makes 4 quarts. means a recipe is somehow related preheated, 375-degrec oven for to Dow Jones. consistency in our panel ingredients to suit iheir own and sauces. Adapted from "Simmering 40 minutes or until golden needs. tastings of ZIP Code wines, VEGETABLE STOCK Suppers," edited by Rux Martin brown. Yet nothing could be simpler, il would go to Rene Junot "Homemade soup is really good and JoAnne B. Cats-Baril, Cam- no process in the culinary reper- Red ($3.73). It was recom- for dieters because it's not bulky 3 tablespoons vegetable oil or den House. Send $16.95 (paper- Remove bones and vegetables toire more improvisatory. mended by each of the four and heavy." Nelson says. "It's a sweet butter back) or $21.95 (hardcover) plus to a stockpot, and cover with 5 If you're making vegetable or different panels in the lust light meal that's hot." 2 medium onions, chopped $ 1.75 shipping charges to Har- quarts cold water. Slowly bring chicken Mock, you won't have any four years. Once il garnered And dieters arc nol just limited rowsmith, The Creamery, Char- to a boil and skim surface foam. trouble finding the necessary in- 2 leeks, chopped gredients. three stars, another time it to clear, broth soups. Skim milk lotte. Vt. 05445. Add garlic, celery, leek, bouquet' and margarine lowers fat content 4 carrots, chopped was awarded two stars and BEEF STOCK garni and salt; lower heat to a If you can't find a butcher to twice it received one star. and makes creamed soups a di- 2 stalks celery, with leaves give you necks and backs, you can Armand Rou.x L'Epayrie etetic alternative. Caramelizing meaty bones low simmer and cook for 5 easily buy other budget-priced while ($3.99) received one ' From chicken noodle to split 4 quarts cold water and vegetables in the oven adds hours. chicken parts. For a vegetable star in each of the last three pea. a tasty stock is the key to a 6 to 8 mushrooms, sliced color and depth to beef stock. stock, your only real investment Using a whole, unpecled garlic Strain the finished stock and will be a couple of leeks (usually years. Il was not tasted the good soup. degrease for immediate use, or first year. Cuvec Georges 1 tomato, quartered bulb mellows both beef and about $1 each). Everything else — A rich chicken stock may be chicken stocks. refrigerate overnight and lift off carrots, celery, onions, parsley — Dubocui Viri Blanc ($3.99) prepared with stewing hens, which 5 sprigs fresh parsley received one star in each of the surface fat once it has con- is probably already in your vegeta- arc larger than a normal chicken. 3 sprigs fresh thymf 3 pounds assorted beef bones ble bin. the last Iwo years. It was not "They (stewing chickens) have (shin, shank, short ribs or mar- gealed. To store up to six tasted before thai. Favorable more fat because they're raised a Bouquet garni: Bay leaf, lov- rowbones) months, freeze in I-pint con- But fish, beef and veal bones reviews by differcnl panels is age and marjoram — or a simi- tainers. can be a problem. These days little differently." Nelson says. 4 pounds veal bones i good recommendation for Consumers making a small lar combination of fresh and most supermarkets buy table- a party-type wine. amount of soup may find that dried herbs — tied in a little 2 large, onions, studded with 3 Makes 2 1/2 to 3 quarts. ready seafood and beef. chicken breasts or a three-pound 'square of cheesecloth whole cloves each Adapted from "Simmering When in doubt, make a few Charles Rubinstein's col- chicken may be more appropriate I teaspoon salt 5 carrots Suppers." phone calls. Ask whether the mer- umn appears Wednesdays. than a larger bird. chants still dress fish or butcher See SOUP. Page 11A beef on the premises. SPORTS THE REGISTER WEDNESDAY, JAN. 25, 1989 SECTION B Proposition 42 Monmouth officials reflect on united opposition walked off the court before the tip-off of a recent By STEVEN FALK game. He sat out two games before returning to THE REGISTER coaching. Temple University coach John Chaney has threatened to take the NCAA to court. In Sunday's Register, Red Bank Regional High It is doubtful that the National Collegiate Ath- School football coach Ty Lewis and Mater Dei letic Association's voting delegates at the recent basketball coach Keith Glass discussed their oppo- NCAA convention anticipated the furor they would cause when they voted to approve Proposi- sition to Prop 42. tion 42, an amendment to Proposition 48. Yesterday, Monmouth College Athletic Direc- tor Joe Biedron and basketball coach Wayne Prop 42 eliminated the partial qualifier allowed Szoke discussed their opposition to Prop 42. Mon- under Prop 48. Any incoming student-athlete who mouth voted no both times the issue came up at does not possess both a 2.0 grade point average the recent convention. Prop 42 was voted down ana a 700 SAT score will no longer get a schol- the first time but passed the second. arship under Prop 42, starting in 1990. Biedron, who was at the NCAA convention, Under Prop 48, the partial qualifier could get a talked about the confusion on the floor the two scholarship, but has to sit out his freshman year. times the issue was voted on and how he is doubt- He became eligible for sports in his sophomore ful Monmouth would change its position on the year if he attained the grades to make him eligible. issue. Szoke reflected on how he sees Prop 42 from Prop 42 has caused a heated debate. George- his experiences as both a basketball coach and a town University basketball coach John Thompson long-time educator. WAYNE SZOKE Szoke, Biedron: Students come first Biedron knew this issue was going to come up at "We didn't want to hear it again. Nothing was By STEVEN FALK the convention. He and Magill discussed about a going to change our mind. Maybe some schools THE REGISTER month ago how Monmouth would vote on Propo- were confused by this whole issue. But we thor- sal 42. Both agreed the vote should be no. Biedron oughly discussed this whole issue." said Monmouth understood what it was voting on, The measure passed the second time, 163-154. Wayne Szoke and Joe Biedron agree that the but that there might have been some schools that "There's controversy when you get a vote this student comes first. Moreover, they also both agree didn't. close," Biedron said. strongly that Prop 42 is not the answer. The proposal came up the first time and was Szoke has seen a lot when it comes to student- "I just don't think this is fair to student ath- defeated 159-151. athletes from his experiences as a basketball coach letes," Biedron said. Later that same afternoon, somebody wanted to and as a teacher on every level from elementary Biedron cast Mon mouth's two no votes at the bring Prop 42 back to the floor. school to high school. recent NCAA convention. He has the full support "The only way it's brought back to the floor is if Szoke still considers himself a teacher in his role of college president Dr. Samuel H. Magill and the you're on the prevailing side," Biedron said. as a collegiate coach. He admits that colleges coaches in the athletic department. "Somebody who voted no wanted to discuss it should be only for those who have a chance to gain "Sam (Magill) feels strongly that we voted the again." something from college. He just thinks Proposition correct way," Biedron said. "We voted the way we The vote to reconsider came out "yes". Mon- 42 is the wrong way to go about it because it does felt we should. We're against this system." mouth voted no again, but there were many vote not help the academic end of college. Biedron says it would take a major event to changes the second time around. "It's (prop 42) solely a financial consideration," FERNANDO SANDERS change his and Magill's minds on the issue, "We were satisfied with our vote," Biedron said. . See SZOKE, Page 5B Holiday's show paces Matawan over Raritan

layup attempt with three seconds left. Follow- nose for the ball. By BOB LOMICKY ing a time out, Tim Silvey received the in "He was a reserve on a team that won the THE REGISTER bounds pass for the Rockets but Tyson Curry and Tony Serle smothered his shot attempt as- Georgia state championship last year and he's time ran out. moved here and worked his way into the MATAWAN — George Holiday scored 19 starting lineup, which is a credit to him," points and blocked a shot with three seconds Holiday, a junior, broke into the Husky George added. left to play to lead Matawan Regional (10-4) to starting lineup only recently and yesterday was Matawan jumped out to a 12-6 lead in the a 67-65 Shore Conference "B" Division North the second time this season (hat he scored in first three minutes of the game but Raritan boys basketball victory over Raritan (8-7) yes- double figures. dominated the rest of the first half to take a terday. "Even though he's only 5-11, George was 32-23 halftime lead. With the Huskies clinging to a two-point playing as our big man," Matawan coach Jack Raritan's T.J. O'Donnell went seven-for- lead, Holiday chased down Raritan's Tom George said. "He has great instincts, a lot of seven from the floor for 14 points in the half Seeger from behind and swatted away his natural jumping ability, and he he has a real See MATAWAN, Page 3B CBA's Wicelinski finally gets 200th Colts finally prevailed. 42-40, in a By JIM HINTELMANN wild Shore Conference "A" North encounter. THE REGISTER "These kids are as hard working as any that I have ever had," MIDDLETOWN — For a long Wicelinski said. "But this is an while it seemed as if Christian almost new team from last year. We're a better team than we Brothers Academy basketball showed tonight, but Middletown coach Ed Wicelinski would have South played good defense on us." to wait another game for his 200th CBA had chances to win at the victory. end of regulation and the first It took double overtime and a overtime, but Brian McKcnna. lot of blown opportunities, but the See CBA. Page 5B Unsung heroines pace Rumson's wi and Mater Dei while Shore lost for By JACK OAKLEY the third time. THE REGISTER Rumson is 5-2 in the conference and Shore 4-3. Kaltcnborn and Steward domi- RUMSON — Help came from nated the backboards. Kaltcnborn some unexpected sources last fired in 18 points and Steward night for the Rumson-Fair Haven clicked from the foul line at the THE REGISTER/ED BRETT Regional girls basketball team. end when Shore made its charge. Sue Kaltenbom and Tina Stew- The Bulldogs had gone in front, ard, usually shunted to the back- 43-28, in the third period when It's up there somewhere ground, came out in force last the Blue Devils launched their St. John Vianney's Maribeth Snyder (42) looks for the basket night as the Lady Bulldogs th- comeback. THE REQISTER/CHET GORDON warted Shore Regional, 60-55. as Ocean tonwhsip'9 Kim Orlando tries to defend during their By the 5:05 mark in the fourth TAPPER — Matawan Regional High School's Tyson Curry (33) period, Shore drew to a 49-49 tie Shore Conference "B" Division North basketball game yes- The crucial Shore Conference pushes in two points off a rebound yesterday's Shore Conference terday. SJV rolled, 64-16. Story on Page 3B. "D" Division battle kept the win- as R-FH turned the ball over 12 ners in the chase behind Keyport See UNSUNG. Page 5B "B" Division North basketball game against Raritan. Matawan won the game, 67-65.

Scholastic schedule; Monmouth College cagers Hershiser named High school swimming results reach crossroads tonight Male Athlete of Year 2B 4B SB 2B The Register WEDNESDAY, JAN. 25, 1989 Scholastic Cox scores 23 points in victory schedule TODAY WEDNESDAY Boys Baikolbnll Point Beach al Holmdel 3:30 Mater Dei al St. Rose .'..7:30 Long Branch upsets RBC, 62-49 Qirli Basketball Howell at Neptune 3:30 Holmdel at Point Beach 3:45 Middletown S. at St. John 7 p m. LONG BRANCH — Timmy Cox points. Shore 48, Rumson 28 WRESTLING Holmdel at Pinelands 6:30 scored 23 points as Long Branch High Boys Neptune 100, Howell 48 WEST LONG BRANCH — Joe Red Bank at Matawan 7 p.m. Red Bank Cath. at Ocean 7:30 School's basketball team upset Red NpPTUNE — Sonni Holland scored Nappo scored 18 points to lead Shore Rumson-F.H. at Snore 7:30 Catholic, 62-49, in a Shore Conference the 1000th point of his career early in Regional (7-4,4-2) to the victory. Point Beach at Mater Dei 7.30 basketball the third quarter as the Scarlet Fliers Wall al Freehold Twp 7:30 "B" Division North contest. Rob Donohoc" contributed seven as- Manasquan at Keyport 7:30 Red Bank Catholic jumped out to an Willie Preston added six in the quar- (11-3) routed the Rebels (2-11). St. John at Long Branch 7:30 sists and'six steals to the Blue Devils' Admiral Farragui at Freehold 8 p.m. 18-12 first-quarter lead and expanded ter. Holland, who had 30 points at half- cause. Monmoulh at Raritan 8 p.m. the margin to 3I-I9at the half. time, connected on lS-of-20 shots from Ice Hockey Jamie McAllister also had* 14 for the Rumson (6-8, 5-2) was stifled all eve- CBA vs. Summit at Ocean Ice Palace 6:45 Long Branch then caught up late in Bucs. the field and added five free throws. Swimming the third quarter and gradually pulled ning by Shore's tenacious defense. Elizabeth vs. Long Branch at Mon. B.C 3:30 St. John V. 75, Ocean 68 I)' Division Ocean vs. Uiddlelown N. al Mon. Coll 4 p.m. away. W Division South Neptune vs Toms River S. HOLMDEL — Russ Gilmore's jump- COLLEGE Deon Williams added 12 points and er snapped a 38-38 tie and St. John (10- Mater Dei 80, Point peach 20 Man's Basketball Chris Alexander 11 for the winners. Freehold 54, Manchester 44 Monmouth at St. Francis, N.Y 7:30 5) went on to a victory over Ocean MIDDLETOWN — Mater Dei held • THURSDAY Mike Connelly led the Caseys with 14 Township. LAKEHURST — Scott Acker, Jay Boyi Basketball Ham, Vic Conover combined for 43 Point Beach without a field goal in the Matawan at Red Bank 3:30 points. Neptune at Manalapan 3:45 Ocean (9-5) took its last lead at 38-35 points to lead Freehold to the victory. second half to wallop the undermanned Howell at Toms River N i 4:45 Eric Weedon had 12. on Dan Frisch's three-point goal, but Garnet Gulls. Marlboro al Central 7:30 Jim Power's three-point goal tied it and Acker led the way with 16 points. Raritan al Rumson-F.H 7:30 Red Bank Catholic is now 9-3 (7-2). Point Beach was missing three of its Brick at Manasquan 7:30 Gilmore's goal put the Lancers in front Ham added 1S points while Conover regular players. Girls Basketball Long Branch is 5-7 (3-5). to stay. pumped in 12. Manasquan at Brick 7 p.m. The Seraphs out scored the Garnet Rumson-F.H. al Raritan i 7:30 Powers finished with 22 but Frisch • Freehold improved to 6-5 (6-1). Manalapan at Neptune 7:30 Gulls, 43-2, in the second half. Wrestling II' Division North took game-scoring honors with 34 in- Manalapan at Middletown S 7 p.m. cluding six from three-point range. Chris Yetman led Mater Dei, 11-2, 7- Howell at Middletown N : 7 p.m. I )• Division Neptune at Marlboro 7 p.m. Red Bank 73, Monmouth Reg. 47 0, with 19 points. Brian Duiker added Swimming TINTON FALLS — Top-ranked Red 1 17. Ocean vs. Monmouth at J.C.C 4 p.m. 'A Division North Henry Hudson S3, Keyport 42 Girls Bowling Bank Regional pulled away in the sec- 'C Division Ocean vs Neptune ond half to maintain its divisional lead. HIGHLANDS — Pat LaPanne scored Rumson-F.H. vs Keansburg Midd. North 75, Marlboro 65 21 points to lead Henry Hudson to the Shore vs Manasquan Doug Owens led the way with 22 Asbury Park 71, Holmdel 49 Matawan vs Keyport MARLBORO — Middletown North victory. Middletown N. vs Raritan points, 18 in the first half. improved its record to 8-7 with its fifth Mater Dei vs Henry Hudson LaPanne scored IS of his points in the Lashaun Romero scored a game-high straight win. Long Branch vs AsburyPark The Bucs pulled away with a 26-12 second half when the Admirals over- 22 points and added 10 rebounds to help Boys Bowling third quarter spurt. Ocean vs :. Shore The Lions must now defeat either came a 27-25 halftime deficit. Asbury Park (3-9) run away with the Rumson-F.H. vs Middletown S. Mark McCarthy scored seven of his Christian Brothers Academy or Middle- victory. Matawan vs Keansburg Hudson trailed 10-2 after one period. Middletown N. vs MalerDei 15 points in the third period. town South in their next two games to Saleem Foster added 14 points and 11 Raritan vs Keyport earn a state playoff berth. Hudson is now 4-12. Long Branch vs Manasquan Irving Reeves scored six points in that rebounds for the Blue Bishops while Jon Asbury Park vs St. Rose period. Mark Isenman led the Lions with 22 Meyer led Holmdel (5-9) with 19 points. COLLEGE Woman's Basketball Monmoulh at St. Francis, N.Y ...7 p.m. FRIDAY Boys Basketball Manasquan at Pinelands 6:30 Monmouth at Ocean 7:30 Keansburg at Rumson-F.H 7:30 Swimming results Si. John at Red Bank Calh 7:30 Middlelown S. at Marlboro 7:30 Boys Swimming Girls swimming CBA al Middletown N 7:30 Naptuna «3, Had Bank Rag. W Rumson 112, Toms River East 59 Maler Dei at Keyport 7:30 200 medley relay: Ashman. Callinan, Ulrich. Schmidt 200 M. Relay — 1. Hillary Matchett, Katharyn Kozak. ADVERTISERS: Raritan at Long Branch 7:30 (HB) Suzzanne McDonell and Alison Neri (R) 2:26.10. Point Beach at Henry Hudson 7:30 200 Iree: Bartosik (RB| 200 Free — 1. Matchett (R) 2:25.37. Wall at Freehold....: 7:30 200IM: Hunt (RB) 50 Free— VOuinn Kennedy (R) 31.19 St. Rose at Holmdel 7:30 50 Iree: Ulrich (RB) 2001 M. — Jessica Qerber (R) 2:40.06. Girls Basketball Diving: Qrodeska (N) 169.75 Dive — 1. Tia Hunsinger (R) 2:12.85. Rumson-F.H. at Keansburg 3:45 100 fly: Ashman (RB) 100 Fly— 1Gerber(R) 1:11 30 Red Bank at Matawan 3:45 100 free: Cephas (N) 58.0 100 free — 1 Jen Holthusen (R) 1 05 00 Keyport al Mater Dei 3:45 500 Iree: Ulrich (RB) 100 Back — 1. Kennedy (H) 1:17.59. 100 Breast — 1. Kozak (R) 1:24.22. Holmdel at St. Rose 3:45 100 back: Bartosik (RB) 400 Free Relay — 1. Heather Gibbons, Gerber. Holthu- Pinelands at Manasquan 6:30 100 breast: Callinan (RB) Red Bank Cath. al St. John 7;30 sen, Kennedy (R) 4:29.88. The Monmouth 100 free relay: Cephous. Oeeves, Conklin, Giorella (N) Records: Rumson 6*0; Toms River East 4-5. Marlboro at Middletown S 7:30 T.H East 120, Rumson 50 East Brunswick al Middletown N 7:30 200 M. Relay — 1. Scott Kassenoff. Brian Cerbonne, Had Bank 127 Naptuna 31 Monthly is Long Branch at Raritan 7:30 John Ferguson, Drew Aromando (T) 2:06.59. 200 medley: Clark. Manello. M. Mustillo. H. Mustillo Henry Hudson at Point Beach, 7:30 200Free— I.Carl Fletcher(T)2:16.35. (RB) mailed to Aber- Freehold at Wall 7:30 Monthly SO Free — 1. Bob Lohsen (R) :25.73. 200 Iree: Clark (RB) Ocean at Monmouth 8 p.m. 2001 M — 1. Ron Pingly (T) 2:43.17. 200 IM:M. Mustillo (RB) Wrestling Dive — 1. Paul Regnault (R) 182.10. 50 free: II. Mustillo (RB) deen, Matawan, Had Bank Cath. at Malar Dal 7:30 100 Fly — 1. Mike O Donnell (T) 1:20.24. Diving: Heller (RB1135.05 Swimming 200 Free — 1 Lohsen (R) 56.27. 100 fly: Durnien(RB) Morganville, Red Bank vs. Rumson-F.H 5:30 400 Free — 1 Fletcher (T) 4:55.51. 100 Iree: M Mustillo (RB) COLLEGE 100Back—1. Pingly(T) 1:16.61. 500 Iree: Manello (RB) Marlboro, Ma- Men's Basketball 100 breast —1. Randy Gelber (R) 1:23 16 100 back: Clark (RB) Morris at Brookdale 4 p.m. 400 Iree Relay — 1 Tim O Donnell. Dave Delaman. 100 breast: Dana Manello (RB) SATURDAY Matt Zane, and Fletcher 400 Iree relay: Wooders, Gaerano, Sallman. Gill. nalapan, Free- Boys Basketball Neptune at McCorrislin < 1:30 hold, & Colts Southern Reg. at Middletown S 2 p.m. Long Branch at Lakewood 1 2 p.m. Freehold Twp. at Red Bank 2 p.m. Neck Shore at Howell 2:15 Asbury Park at Toms River S : 6:30 St. John at CBA 7 p.m. Qlrls Basketball Howell at Shore 11:30 Jj e Lakewood at Long Branch 2 p.m. fo r the Middletown S. at Southern Reg 7 p.m. SNAPPER Red Bank at Freehold Twp 7:30 Wrestling President's! Ocean at Monmoulh 11 a.m. Long Branch at Matawan 11 a.m. Marlboro at'Raritan 11 a.m. Day Sates Rumson-F.H. at Holmdel 11:30 CBA at Howell 11:30 Manchester at Freehold noon Pinelands at Manasquan noon Shore at Point Beach 12:30 to be mailed Middletown N. at Manalapan ..: 12:30 Central at Freehold Twp 12:30 Feb. 7,1989 Middletown S. at Neptune 1:30 SI John at Red Bank : 7:30 Swimming Toms Hiver E vs Midd. S. at Red Bank Y...6:30 COLLEGE Men's Baskatball LIU dl Monmouth 7:30 Woman'a Basketball Monmouth at LIU "... 2 p.m.

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She received this honor for her excellent service to her customers and superior Curchin's Lawn & Garden To register come to the Aberdeen Township sales effort. 81 White Road Municipal Building - Church St., Aberdeen or 747-7773 call 583-4200, ext. 129. Greater Media Newspapers WEDNESDAY, JAN. 25, 1989 The Realster 3B Boys box scores Lancers bombard Ocean CBA(4J) 0 4, Hlghbaugh 0 1-2 1, Martinez 0 00 0. Crotty 5 3-5 13, Flchter 3 2-3 6, McKsnna 0 1- Petrane 02-5 2. Searighl 20-04. TOTALS: 17 5 1, Wttklns 4 0-1 9. Foran 3 1-2 7, Keady 2 8-17 47. 1 0-0 4, Turkily 0 0-0 0. TOTALS 17 7-17 42 Red Bank Reg. ., 1616 2615 - 73 Mldd. South (40) Monmouth Reg...... 11 121212 — 47 Meinck. 1 2 4, Fisher 0 0-0 0, Lavl> 4 3-4 12. Three point goals: McAllister (3), Owens. Sim- Bloss 4 4-6 12. Krajkavich 1 0-0 2. K. Graham pson (3), Krlstotlk, Smith. Vianney remains undefeated 0 2-2 2. M. Graham 1 0-0 2, Jon« 0 0-0 0. Records: Red Bank Rag. 16-0 (6-0); Mon- TOTALS 14 11 40 mouth Reg. 4-9 (0-8). CBA 713 12 4 2 4 — 42 OCEAN.— Second-ranked St. Mldd. So 113 11 4 2 2 — 40 Ocean Twp.(M) John Vianney High School out- Three-point goals: Leva Watklni. CBA —10- Frisch 12 4-6 34, Qroff 5 3-5 13, Schoor 7 2-6 4 (5-1). MS—5-7(2-4) 16, Johnson 2 0-0 4, White 010-21. TOTALS scored the Spartans by a wide Rar)Un(«5) 26 10-19 68 margin in every quarter enroute Seeger 6 2-4 14, O Donnell 9 1-1 19, Clark 7 SL John (76) to a 64-18 Shore Conference "B" 0-014, Hills 30-06, Perez 4 2-4 10. Neubach- Mitchell 4 4-6 12, Woodford 4 4-612, Powers er 1 0-0 2, Sllvay 0 0-0 0, Palalano 0 0-0 0, 9 2-2 22, Fenska 5 1-2 11, Gilmore 6 0-2 12. Division North victory over TOTALS: 30 5-9 65. Brennan 1 0-0 2. Telesca 1 2-2 4. TOTALS 30 Ocean Township. Ma«wan(67) 13-2075. AudreyX'iomez led the way for Bellamy 71-315, Serle 44-412. Parson 31-2 Ocean 9 22 2116 — M 7, Brazinsky 1 0-0 2, Holiday 6 3-4 19. Twlllla SJV 171821 19 — 75 the unbeaten Lancers .with 18 Curry 1 0-0 3. Tyson Curry 3 2-2 9. TOTALS: Three-point goals: Frisch (6). Powers (2). SJV points. Sarah Coleman and Tri- 2711-1567. — 9-5 (4-4). OT — 9-5 (4-4). cia Riordan conbined lor 12 and narllan 1616 13 20 — 65. Rumson(2S) M«t»wan IS 124 20 — 67. Cecil 2 0-0 5, Meredith 4 0-3 9, Klatsky 3 2-2 Irrespectively. Three-point field goals: Tyson Curry. Twillle 8. Garrett 1 1 -5 3, Barber 1 1 -3 3, Darby 0 0-0 Sue Bostjancic scored IS of Curry. 0. Morris 0 0-0 0, Moran 0 0-0 0, Fallon 0 0-0 Ocean's points. Records: M 10-4 (5-3): R 6-7. J 0. TOTALS: 11 4-1328. Holmdel(4>) Shore Reg. (48) B' North Meyer 6 5 19. DeRosa 0 0 0, Germano 3 1 6. Nappo 6 6-8 18. Keenan 1 0-5 2, Donohoe 2 Raritan 66 Matawan 34 Simoniello 1 0-0 2. Keavaney 1 0 2, Marmo 0 1-2 5, Machanska 5 3-5 13, Brehm 1 0-0 2, HAZLET — Danielle Riede 0 0, Hetfernann 4 0 6, Zaslow 4 0 9. Paglia 01 Boresen 2 0-0 4, Cammarano 1 0-0 3, Daw- 1. Conlon 000, TOTALS: 19 749. kins 0 1-21, Bahrs 00-00, Kruger 00-00. and Denise White scored 15 Aabury Park (71) Lawrenson 00-00, TOTALS: 1811-22 48. points apiece as the Rockets Romero 11 0 22, Byrd 4 2 10. Hudson 004)0, Rumeon 9 5 8 6 — 28 routed Matawan in a Shore Con- Love 3 3 9. Foster 7 0 14, Alston 0 0 0, Mon- Shore ...10 91118 — 48 llston 4 1 9. Fosque 1 3 5. Fowler 1 0 2. Records: R - 6-8 (5-2), SR 7-4 (4-2). Three- ference B Division North girls TOTALS: 31 971. point Held goals: Cecil, Meredith, Cammara- basketball. Holmdtl 1011 1711—49. no. Raritan jumped out to a 20-10 Aabury Park 14 2214 21 — 71 Howett(4S) first-quarter lead and raised the Three-point field goals: Meyer (2), Germano. Post 0 0-0 0. Mace 2 0-2 5. Earl 2 1-2 5, Zaslow. Records: AP 3-9. H 5-9. Dlabik 30-06. Lowk 2 0-0 4, McGlynn 2 2-26. margin to 42-19 at the half. Freehold Bora (54) Brooklns 3 2-4 8. Rogers 3 0-0 7, Richards 2 Raritan is now 8-7 (6-3), while Ham 6 3-6 15. Acker 6 3-4 16, Cobbs 2 0-0 5, 0-0 4. Cigna 1 0-02. Pole 01-3 1, TOTALS: 19 Conover 6 0-5 12. Banks 1 0-0 2. Nelson 2 0- 6-1346. Matawan is 1-11 (1-7). 04. TOTALS: 23 6-15 54. Neptune (100) Red Bank 40, Monmouth 35 Manchester Top. (44) Holland 15 5-6 35. GolemUewskl 1 1-2 3. LITTLE SILVER — Kerry Adams 7 2-6 16. Brogan 2 2-2 6. Anderson 2 Crosby 2 0-0 S.Murphy 0 0-0 0, Bray 4 1-3 9, Lunz scored 22 points and Mona 2-3 6. Maloney 2 1-3 7, Edwards 1 5-8 7. w. Johnson 3 3-4 9, Carmack 5 0-0 12, Hood Burton 1 0-2 2. TOTALS: 15 12-24 44. 3 0-1 7, Reid 3 0-2 8, Young 1 0-1 2, A. John- Johnson tossed in 16 to lead Red r Freehold 13 910 22 — 54 son 4 0-0 10, Kepler 0 0-0 0. TOTALS: 42 10- Bank to the victory. 1 Manchester 10 5 7 22 — 44 19100. The win improves the Bucca- ^^B •w* *ti | ji Three point goals: Acker, Cobbs. Maloney (2) Howall 6111 21 —48 Records: Freehold 6-5 (6-1); Manchester 5-8 Neptune 21 36 22 21 —100 neers'record to 11-3(7-1). (2-5). Records: N 11-3 (7-0); Howell 2-11 (0-7). Monmouth slipped to 4-8 (3- Keyport(42) Three-point Held goals: Crosby, Carmack (2), 5). Antonucci 2 0-0 4, Calican 5 7-8 17, Holmes 4 Hood. Reid (2). A. Johnson (2), Mace, Rogers. 0-0 8. Lee 1 2-2 4. Lewandowskl 4 1-1 9. Red Bank Catholic (41) R.B. Catholic 71, Long Branch 28 1 TOTALS: 18 10-1142. Conmdpone 2 1-15. Connelly 3 6-9 14, Wee- RED BANK — Tara Caroselli r Henry Hudson Rag. (53) don 6 0-2 12. Crews 2 2-2 7, Klem 0 1-2 1, scored nine of her game high 14 LaPanne101-2 21.Bennelt20 34. Long 3 0- Stephens 15-6 7. McGovern 0 2-3 2. Dwyer 0 0 6, Friend 5 0-011, Curry 00-00, Kelly 1 0-0 1-21 TOTALS 14 18-27 49 points in the second quarter as 11 2, Quasi 11-5 3. Shea 2 00 6. TOTALS: 24 2- Long Branch (62) the Casey girls evened their re- B 1053. Cox 6 6-15 23, 0. Williams 6 0-0 12, Alexan- cord at 7-7 (6-3 in the confer- Keyport 101717 — 42 der 4 3-5 11. Bolden 1 0-1 2, Edwards 3 1-2 7, Hudson 2 23 15 13 — S3 5 Williams 2 0-0 5, Wlnn 1 0-1 2 TOTALS 23 ence). Three point goals: Friend, Shea (2). 12-24 62 Red Bank Catholic jumped out Records: Henry Hudson 4-12 (1-5). Red Bank Catholic 1613 513 —49 to an 11-4 first-quarterlead and • | MWd. North (75) Long Branch 12 719 24 — 62 Boland 6 2-5 14. Kanskl 2 4-6 8. Corcoran 2 Three-Point Goals — Connelly 2, Crews, Cox expanded that to 31-13 at half- 2-4 6. Isenman 8 4-5 22, Wolter 4 7-8 15. 3, S. Williams time. 11 Man 1 0-0 2.' Davis 3 2-3 8. TOTALS: 26 21- Team Records : Red Bank Catholic 9-3 (7-2), Tonya Collier and Michelle 31 75. Long Branch 5-7 (3-5). Marlboro (85) Point Beach (20) Patterson led Long Branch with Russomanno 6 6-9 18. Spendiff 3 4-6 10. Applegate 21-2 5, Hughes 1 0-2 2, Levy 0 0-4 nine points each. The Green Ford 7 2-2 21, Martlnelll 3 0-0 6, Dunphy 2 0-1 0, Macom 0 1-2 1, McDermott 0 1-2 1. Wave is now 2-9 (1-5). 6. Bethea 1 0-0 2, Jensen 01-21. Newman 0 McGlynn 3 04) 9. Tembrook 0 2-3 2. TOTALS: 1-21. Goldman 0 0-0 0, TOTALS: 2214-2265. 6 5-1520. 'A' Division North Mldd. North 16 16 23 20 — 75. Mater Del (M) Midd. North 40, Marlboro 21 Mart. 1013 20 22 — 65. Yetman 8 3-5 19, P. Marcotte 2 0-0 4. Oaiker MIDDLETOWN — Third- THE REGISTER/ED BRETT Three-point field goals: Isenman (2), Ford (5), 7 2-2 17, Tango 3 1-2 7. Merder 2 0-04, Hart Dunphy (2). Records: MN 6-7: Marlboro 4-8. 2 2-2 6, CahUI 0 0-4 0. McDermott 1 0-0 2, ranked North out scored Marlbo- INTERFERENCE — Red Bank Catholic's Tara Caroselli (10) goes up for a shot during yesterday's Red Bank Reg (73) Adams 3 0-0 6, Erhardt 104) 2, Robertson 2 ro in every period to up its record Shore Conference "B" Division North basketball game, but Long Branch's Tahara Muhammed (12) is Reeves 2 2-2 6. Preston 50-0 10. McCarthy 6 2-2 6, J. Marcotte 2 2-2 7. TOTALS: 33 12-19 to 14-2. 3-5 IS, Dixon 01-21, Owens 9 3-5 21. DePo 80. doing all she can to stop the bid. RBC won the game, 71-28. lo 1 2-2 4, Rogers 01-21, McAllister 4 3-4 14, Pi Beach 7110 2 — 20 Maureen Marz led the way LaBreque 00-00. Ridley 0 0-00. TOTALS: 27 Mater Del „. .It 2123 20 — 80 with 12 points. Nancy Deaney the Seraphs. Mater Deiblew the port's starters played only a little FREEHOLD — Rona Hender- 15-2273. Three point goals: McGlynn (3). Dalker. J. grabbed 11 reboundsand held game open with a 22-4 third quar- more than a half. son scored 21 points to lead the Marcotte. ter. Point Pleasant Beach scored 'C Division Smith 3 4-611. Krlstotlk 20-15, Carter 1 0-0 Records: Point Beach 5-7: Mater Dei 11-2 (7- Marlboro's Jill Biddle to four Colonials who jumped out to a 26- 2. Cole 3 1-2 7, Simpson 4 0-0 11, Rogers 2 0- 0). points and one field goal. only eight points in the second Asbury Park 48, Holmdel 36 7 halftime lead. 'D'Division half. HOLMDEL — Michelle Bailey Mater Dei 55, Point Beach 28 Keyport 66, Henry Hudson 33 scored 24 points to lead Asbury Henderson had five points in the first period and added six KEYPORT — Keyport blew Park (7-7) to a 48-36 victory. Girls box scores POINT PLEASANT BEACH more in the second quarter. — Nikki Tierney scored 23 points out to a big early lead and coasted Kristen Townsend led Holmdel to lead Mater Deiand enable the from there. (S-10) with 11 points and Mere- Terry Alfonso scored 11 points Long •ranch (21) SL John 24 6 2014 — 64 dith McKenna added 10 points for Muhammad 2 04) 4, Sharpe 0 04) 0. Collier 4 Ocean Twp 7 26 3—16 Seraphs to remain in a first-place Wendy Laing led the way with for Manchester, whose record fell the Hornets. 1-2 9, Patterson 3 3-7 9, Jefferson 2 0-14 Three point goals: Riordan. tie with Keyport. 20 points. lo 1-10(1-6). Johnson 1 0-0 2, Cole 0 0-0 0 TOTALS 12 4- Records: St. John 14-0 (7-0); Ocean Twp. 2- 'B' Division South 1028 11(0-8). Laura Newcombe added 18 for TracyAllocco added 13. Key- Freehold Boro is now 2-6 (2-5). Red Bank Cathotic (71) •D'Division Freehold 44, Manchester 38 Taylor 1 04) 2. Caroselli 6 2-4 14, Harter 3 0-0 Henry Hudson (33) 6. Shea 4 1-2 9, Buhler 3 0-0 6, Raleigh 4 0-0 McKeon 6 0-013. Robertson 3 24) 8. Wehnke 8. Treino 3 0-2 6. Zlnk 4 04) 8, Hughes 1 0-0 3 3-8 9, Long 1 0-0 2, Teeple 0 1-2 1, Malh- 2, Scrabis 0 04) 0, Florczak 1 0-0 2. Hender- ews 0 0-0 0. Sullivan 0 04) 0. Micko 0 04) 0. County sports flashback son 3 0-0 6, Doherty 1 0-0 2 TOTALS 34 3-8 TOTALS: 136-14 33. 71 • Keyport (66) Long Branch 4 9 7 • — 26 Laing 9 2-2 20, Allocco 5 3-4 13, Hassmlller 1 die School, 51-28, in basketball as Paul Sims tallied 19 points. Red Bank Cathode 112014 26 • 71 0-0 2. Hanrahan 3 2-4 8, Hubner 1 0-0 2, 25 years ago Team Records — Leng Branch 2-9 (1 -5), Red Krest 2 04) 4, Hernandez 0 2-4 2, Hoang 3 2-2 Bank Catholic 7-7 (6-3). 8. Notarcola 31-17. Smith 0 04) 0, Tomasello Five years ago Manchester Twp (38) 0 04) 0. TOTALS: 27 12-18 66. Roselle Catholic High School handed Christian Brothers Academy its King 4 0-2 8, Brodle 2 24) 6, Alfonso 51-311, Henry Hudson 910 5 9 — 33 first basketball setback of the season, 58-51, despite 15 points scored by Bob Graziano (115) and Chris Lcbrecque (135) had pins to help Ala 1 04) 2. Simon 3 0-0 8. Frlggle 1 04) 3 Keyport 19141519 — 66 Holmdel High School rout Point Pleasant Beach, 42-21. in wrestling. TOTALS 163 11 36 Three point goals: McKeon. a Bob Germano. Freehold Bora (44) Records: Hudson 3-10; Keyport 11-2 (5-1). Case 21-2 5. Connelly 3 4-9 10, Franke 1 0-0 Monmouth (35) One year ago 2, Fulchor 0- 1-4 1, Henderson 7 7-13 21. Hill 1 2-4 4. Scott 2 3-4 9. Johnson 3 1-1 7, 10 years ago Tully 0 5415 TOTALS 1318-34 44 Mlnakowskl 2 3-4 7. Klmball 4 0-0 8. Kennedy Monmouth College went over the .500 mark for the first time (8-7) Manchester Twp .2 51613 004)0, TOTALS: 129-1335. The unbeaten Red Bank Middle School (10-0) routed Neptune Mid- with a 72-64 basketball victory over Loyola of Maryland. Freehold Bora. 1214711 Red Bank (40) Three-Point Field Goals: Manchester: Simon Lunz 8 6-6 22, Johnson 7 2-4 16. Mueller 0 0- 2. Frlggle 0 0, Keele 0 04) 0, Doremus 0 0-4 0, Dunn 1 Team Records: Manchester Twp 1-10 (1-6). 0-0 2. TOTALS:. 16 8-14 40. Freehold Boro 2-6 (2-5) Monmouth 17 6 4 8 — 35. Matawan triumphs Marlboro (21) RB 1410 9 7 — 40. Blddle 1 2-3 4. Vota 0 3-7 3, Qreaux 0 0-0 0, Three point field goals: Scott (2). Records: RB Cardln 4 2-2 10, Manning 2 0-0 4, Sperling 0 11 -3 (7-1); MR 4-6 (3-5). Continued Irom Page 18 minute. They couldn't convert. 0-00. TOTALS: 7 7-21 21. Matawan(34) to lead all scorers. Holiday had 10 Serle, who had a hand in the Mlddfetown North (40) Carey 0 1-21, Nixon 2 04) 4, Lauro 3 2-2 8, points going into the locker room Deaney 2 1-2 5. Molnar 2 4-4 8, Marz 4 4-6 Williams 2 0-0 4. Grlllo 4 2-310. Scott 31-27 game-ending block, collected 12 Rates to Peak 12. Tull 1 3-7 5, Bair 2 3-4 7. Rotolo 0 1-2 1, TOTALS 14 6-9 34 to keep the Huskies within strik- points and a team-high 12 re- Chiaravaloti 1 0-2 2, Traska 0 0-0 0. TOTALS: Rarllan(66) ing distance. bounds for the Huskies. 1216-2740. Mullahy 3 2-3 8. Hrabosky 31-3 7, Kovar 4 3- Marlboro ....9 436 21 8 11,Rlede7 1-1 15. White 5 5-6 15. Harris 1 Matawan collected the first "We have a big rivalry with Mldd. North 12 5 914 — 40 0-3 2, Early 0 2-2 2, Wcodenschek 2 04) 4, eight points of the second half as Raritan and haven't lost to them Records: Marlboro 4-10; Middletown North Rice 1 0-0 2 TOTALS 26 14-26 66 Eric Bellamy and Tony Serle in my two years here," Scrle said. 14-2. Matawan 10 9 9 6 — 34 "We turned it up a notch and got Your Interest scored four points apiece. The rest Aabury Park (48) Raritan M 221113 — 66 more into the game in the second Bailey 11 2-5 24, Murray 4 2-2 11, Brown 3 2- Team Records: Raritan 6-7 (6-3), Matawan 1- of the period was a sec-saw battle 3 8. Rlley 0 0-0 0. Mayhur 2 0-0 4, Scott 0 0-0 11(1-7). and the Huskies took a 47-45 lead half. I started rebounding and 0, Herman 01-21. Love 0 04) 0, TOTALS: 20 Rumson F.H. (60) into the fourth period. shooting better." 7-1246. Anderson 8 4-7 20, Kaltenborn 7 4-7 18, "I'm very proud that we kept 6 MONTH CD Holmdel(36) Steward 3 3-5 9. Sourlis 1 04) 3, Ewlng 0 04) Raritan briefly retook the lead our composure in the second Townsend4 3-4 11,Zak3 0-1 7, E. McKenna 0, Vetterl 4 2-2 10. Bralnard 0 04) 0. Totals 23 early in the fourth quarter but 4 0-4 8, Stromberg 0 04) 0, M. McKenna 3 44) 13-21 60. half," George said. "We held the 10, Johnson 0 04) 0, McEnery 0 04) 0, Lepre Shore (SS) Matawan held on, despite the ef- ball longer and stayed confident 0000. TOTALS: 14 7-15 36. Bhalla 5 2-8 12. Waterman 7 8-7 24, Burns 1 forts of Raritan center Mike Clark AP 17 10 • 15 — 48. and cool but our defense needs to 34) 5. Jacobs 4 0-2 8. Ford 0 04) 0, Jacobson and point guard Tom Seeger, who improve." Holmdel 10 6 • 12 — 36. 3 04) 6. Totals 20 11-23 55. each scored eight points in the pe- Three-point field goals: Murray. Zak. Re- Rumson-F.H 1919 913 — 60 O'Donnell, who averages 20.2 Shore :. 19 61613 — SS riod. With Matawan clinging to a 8.65% cords: H 5-10 (2-5); AP 7-7. EFFECTIVE ANNUAL YIELD •B'Division North Three-point goals: Waterman (4). Sourlis. Re- 58-56 lead with 3:10 to play, Holi- points per game, led the Rockets St. John Vlanney («4) cords: Rumson-F.H. 11-4 (5-2). Shore 7-5 (4- day followed up a Twillie Curry with 19 points. Jay Bellamy Coleman 4 4-6 12, Gomez 90-018. Riordan 5 3). miss with a tap-in, soaring high scored 15 points for the Huskies. 0-011. Ciriani 4 34) 11, Snyder 2 04) 4, Slrlco Mater Del (65) The win is Matawan's second 2 04) 4, Lenlhan 1 0-0 2, Sullivan 1 04) 2, Tlerney 10 1-6 23. Joyce 0 0-0 0, Boms 2 2-3 above the rim while being fouled. Demarest 0 0-1 0, Fernandez 0 0-0 0, Lang- 6. Klatt 3 0-1 8, Newcombe 9 04) 18. Yelman over Raritan this year and im- ton 0 04) 0. Foley 0 0-0 0. TOTALS: 28 7-13 1 04) 2, McGrath 0 04) 0. TOTALS: 25 3-10 Raritan was assessed a technical proves the Huskies' prospects and 64 55. foul for protesting the call and seeding position for the Shore 8.38% ANNUAL INTEREST RATE Ocean Twp. (16) Point Beach (26) Holiday hit two of three fouls Conference and state tourna- Boatjanclc 5 54) 15. Pancza 0 2-4 2, Magnorta Kelly3 3419, Morrone 1 0-2 2, Glass 0 0-3 0, shots to give Matawan a six-point ments. 0 1-2 1. Ippolilo 0 04) 0, Connell 0 0-0 0, Murphy 4 3-611, Llnton 1 4-4 8, Melillo 0 0-3 Interest compounded quarterly $500 minimum deposit Substantial penalty lor early withdrawal Swayze 0 0-0 0, Orlando 0 0-0 0, Armstrong 0 0 TOTALS: 9 10-26 28. lead. Matawan visits undefeated Red Rales and yields in ellect on publication date are subiect lo change with market conditions 0-1 0. Harvey 0 04) 0, McKeon 0 04) 0, Rus- Mater Del • 16 22 9 — 55 The Rockets battled back to Bank tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. Rari- sell 0 04) 0. Navas 0 0-2 0, McCann 0 04) 0. Pt Beach 1010 4 4 — 21 Effective Annual Yield assumes principal and accrued interest remain on deposit lor one year TOTALS: 5 8-1518. Three point goals: Tlemey (2) within two points and had several tan travels to Rumson for tomor- chances to tie the game in the final row's 7:30 p.m. encounter. FOR DETAILS CALL 931-6845 Underwood picked as 'Coaches UNITED COUNTIES NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Terry Underwood, winner for College Division II, which includes the division scoring lead with 21 touchdowns. former Matawan Regional and Wagner College NCAA Division III and NAIA Division II Underwood holds most Wagner rushing re- TRUST COMPANY great, has been named one of four winners of schools. The selection was made at the Ameri- cords. MEMBER. UNITED COUNTIES BANCORPORATION can Football Coaches Association's conven- The three other winners are Heisman Tro- MEMBER. FDIC the first Domino's Pizza-American Football tion in Nashville. Coaches Association "Coaches Choice" phy winner Barry Sanders of Oklahoma State Bellord • Berkeley Heights • Chapel Hill • Clark • Cranlord • Elizabeth . awards. The former Matawan Regional All-County for Division I-A, wide receiver Mike Barber of Hillsborough • Hillside • Keansburg • Kenilworth • Lincroft • Linden • Madison performer led NCAA Division III football with Marshall University for Division I-AA, anad Middletown • North Plainlield • Oakhurst • Port Monmouth Underwood, a two-time Little All-America 1,809 yards on 245 rushes, an average of 201 running back Johnny Bailey of Texas A&I Red Bank • Shrewsbury • Springfield • Summit running back at Wagner, was chosen as the yards a game, this past season. He also shared University for College Division I. 4B The Register WEDNESDAY, JAN. 25, 1989 Monmouth cagers Brookdale to roast reach crossroads ex-star Montef usco M1DDLET0WN — John "The Philadelphia Eagles football star; Ed over Robert Morris. Szokc would like to Count" Montcfusco, the most cele- Halicki, a former Monmouth College By STEVENFALK forget what has happened since. The 97- brated baseball player to graduate from pitcher and no-hit hurier for the Sin Brookdale Community College, will be Francisco Giants; Don Money, ex- 1 ME REGISTER 77 Loyola loss annoyed Szokc. Wagner was a bitter pill for the team. roasted at 8 benefit for the Brookdale Philadelphia Phillies player and N.J. Communtiy College Blues Baseball State Democratic Assemblyman John BROOKLYN. N.Y, — Every team Through it all. Szokc has remained Team and the college's Spectator Fa- Villapiano. roaches ;i crossroads during the course of calm. He has tried to instill that calm into cility at 6:30 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 9, at Montefusco starred for Middletown ll season. his team. the Squire's Pub Restaurant, West High School prior to his Brookdale ex- "Anytime you're faced with adversity, Long Branch. ploits. While with the San Franscisco For the Monmouth College basketball the only way to work yourself out of it is tciim. the "crossroads have arrived. The Montcfusco, Brooicdale's first player Giants, he was voted Rookie of the to work harder." Szoke said. "If we don't to reach the major league*, will be Year (1975). He closed his career with Hawks MUST win tonight at St. Francis come to practice and work harder, we're the Yankees. (N.Y.) in a Northeast Conference game. roasted by Bill White, New York Yan- not going to get belter and if we're not kees and WP1X/TV broadcaster, Don going to gel better then we're going to The Middletown native now resides The team needs a win to soothe us Mattingly, Yankee first baseman and in Colts Neck where he is engaged in physche after two straight road losses to have similiar experiences to Saturday Lou Piniella, former Yankee manager. I pyolti (Md.) and the crazy, hcarlwrench- night. raising, training and racing harness Also on hand will be Bob Pelligrini, horses. itig 90-89 overtime loss to Wagner College "We just have to continue working." JOHN "THE COUNT' MONTEPUSCO Sjiturdas night. Monmouth needs a win Szoke said. "1 believe we have the ability to move back into the NEC race. The to be successful in this league, but we Hawks, 8-d overall and 3-2 in the league have to get belief at what we're doing. ill'O one game back of Robert Morris in Mainly that has to do with consistency." the loss column with two games in hand An example of what Szokc is talking Smokeless tobacco hazardous? aI.K'r tonight. Robert Morris leads the tongue with a 7-1 mark. about is the defensive effort. Szoke is a defensive-oriented coach. He is not Of the users. 46 percent had lesions in of choice by 75 percent of the users. Of "I don't know if we're at a breaking pleased with what he has been seeing de- By MARSHA GINSBURG their mouths. But all were found to be those who preferred it. 63 percent used point.*' Monmouth coach Wayne S/oke fensively. REGISTER WIRE SERVICES benign, said Virginia Ernster, UCSF pro- one to two cans a week. said. "I think we'll be competitive fessor of epidemiology and leader of the throughout the year. I don't know if break "As many points as we're giving up. Long-term snuff use. in particular, has there are many instances where we're study. is the word. II we're going to challenge for A stud) of professional baseball players been linked to oral cancer. the championship, we have to get more playing decent defense." Szoke said. "Hut This may be because most were rela- consistent very soon or else we're not we're not doing il for 40 minutes. We're found nearly half the athletes to be tively short-term users. About 42 percent The study disputes the notion, partic- yiiing to challenge for the league doing it for maybe 20. Then the other 20 chomping, spitting, tobacco chewers. used smokeless tobacco for less than 4 ularly among young people who are pick- I'luimpionship. minutes there's no defense out there. man) of whom developed lesions in their years, and 36 percent were users for 5 to 8 ing up the habit, that smokeless tobacco is "We're getting 80 and 90 points a mouths. years, she reported. a. healthy alternative to smoking ciga- "Having a post-season tournament game." Szokc continued. "I think in the does not make this a break situation be- The University of California-San Fran- Oral cancer usually docs not develop rettes. league we're averaging 84 points a game. cause you always have that opportunity in cisco study of 1.109 major league players until after many decades of regular If we're averaging 84 points a game. I'm Neal Benowitz, a UCSF professor of ilic post-season tournament." S/oke con- confirmed that smokeless tobacco users smokeless tobacco use, said Sol Silver- thinking we should be 5-0. Instead we're medicine, said research showed nicotine tinued. "If il we're just the league season may face health hazards as serious as cig- man Jr., a dentist who participated in the 3-2. We obviously have to do a belter job from smokeless tobacco slays in the sys- that counted, then this period of time study by the University's School of Den- defensively. But we have to develop more arette smokers. might be a little more critical. We still tistry. tem twice as long as the nicotine from consistency offensively and defensively." The studies showed that although users cigarettes. have time to improve. If we're going to Often the lesions were found at the part win the regular league championship, we Hank Feathers: Szokc will go with the did not face lung cancer because no smoking was involved, the oral lesions of the mouth where snuff was inserted or The results link smokeless tobacco nuisl be more consistent right now." same starting lineup of Fernando Sanders tobacco was chewed. Some of the players products with the risk of high blood pres- at center. Harrie Ciarris and Alex Sturm at are believed to be a precursor to oral can- were so frightened at learning of the le- A win tonight would settle everything the forwards and Dave Calloway and cer and possibly liver and colon diseases. sure, heart disease, ulcers and cancer of down because the Hawks come home-for sions that they immediately quit the the digestive system. Brian Kennedy at Ihc guards. St. Francis macho, traditional habit that almost il live-game homestand while Robert forward Darrwin Purdie is expected to The bulging-cheeked players from Morris has two tough road games this minor leagues and the California Angels. seems to be synonymous with one of An estimated 12 mjllion Americans use return tonight after having been out for America's favorite pastimes. Ernstcr said. weekend at Fairleigh Dickinson and Mar- two weeks with an ankle injury. Purdie is Chicago Cubs. Cleveland Indians. Seattle smokeless tobacco, and the trend is popu- ist. dangerous and capable of causing major Mariners and Milwaukee Brewers were Snuff, line tobacco particles that are lar among young people, especially males I en days ago. the Hawks were in first problems. Sturm will probabably get the tested at spring training in Arizona last inserted between the gum and the lip and between the ages of 18 and 25. Ernster place in the NEC alter an 86-73 victory assignment of guarding him. year. later spit out, was the smokeless tobacco said. Freehold entries

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WEDNESDAY, JAN 25, 1989 The Register SB Hershiser named CBA defeats South in OT L.A. hurler Male Athlete of Year Continued Irom Page 1B CBA's only reluming slarler. missed Iwo foul shols ballots and 465 points, with Canseco — the first wilh two seconds left in regulation and a jumper at By BEN WALKER player to hit 411 home runs and sleal 40 bases in ;i the end of the first overtime, i AP BASEBALL WHITER season — gelling .10 first-place voles and 233. "We wanted to gel the ball lo Brian Wat,kins." Hcisman Trophy winner Harry Sanders, who sel Wicclinski said. "He's our best shooter, but they all-time college records lor rushing yards and shaded toward him and doubled up inside." NHW YORK — Former Cherry Hill High touchdowns, was third with 207. followed by However, it was McKenna who hit the second of a School Easl slar Orel Hershiser. a picture of per- Olympic swimmer Man Hiondi with 152, NBA one-and-one wilh l:43 left in the second overtime fection on and off the Held, was named The Asso- slar Michael Jordan With l'l and Olympic diver lhat pul the < Oils in front lo stay. ciated Press Male Alhlele of the Near yesterday. (•leg I ougamsal 59. After Mckcnna's free throw. South's Linwood finishing far ahead of his Olympic competition, Voting was done by sports writers and broad- Fisher turned it over and Mike (roily was fouled I he Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher became the casters on a 5-3-1 basis. The AP's Female Athlete with I ID io i'ii He made both lo make it 41-38. first non-Olympian lo win the honor in an Olym- olthe Near will be announced Thursday. Another South bobble gave CBA the ball. Kevin pic year since Denny Mcl.ain in 1068. Hershiser. Foran hit one of two from the line al the 42-second l Hershiser spent Ihe I4XK season setting records who sel n record with ^ * consecutive, shutout in- and collecting trophies, His wholesomeness and mark lor a 42-38 lead. South's Rich Lev is hit a jump- nings, is the 22nd baseball player to win in the 5S- his hymn-singing earned him adulation among er to narrow it to two points al 13 seconds. year history of the award and the first since children and adults. South had a chance to win the game after (rally Ciooden in I'JK.s. missed a one-and-one wilh live seconds left, but llershiser's record streak. 2.VK record and-2.26 OREL HERSHISER Keith Graham's three-point shot missed. Hershiser got nearly twice as many Mites as his earned run average made him the unanimous Na- Male Athlete of year World Series rival, .lose Canseco. 67 first-place tional League ( y Young winner. South, running a deliberate offense, actually led. 26-20. in the third quarter bul CBA sccored six in a row to tie it. The game was tied al 28. 30, 32 and 34 before Ihe end of regulation time. "We played better tonight lhat we have all year." South coach Mark Kelly said. "I thought we executed very well and I was pleased with our intensity." Szoke, Biedron: Students come first Crolly finished Wilh 13 points for CBA (I0-4) while Levis tallied 12 for the Eagles (5-8). • Continued Ifom Pago 1B fore you've had an opportunity to really look at it." is going lo find me a job where I can make enough S/oke said. "Prop -IK is something that exists because money to go lo school and maybe not show up for "My opposition is that now it's like a double pen- 1 there are some student athletes who are being denied ally lo someone who was improperly prepared acade- that job'. 1 think we create greater problems." Unsung heroines playing spoils because they weren't — for whatever mically." S/oke said. "Are we in this lo try and help Like Maler Dei basketball coach Keith (ilass and reason — properly prepared." the kids'.' By not allowing them lo have the money, Red Bank Regional football coach Ty Lewis. S/oke S/oke said that he can accept Prop 4X because he then you're going to put them at a double disadvan- feels that .society as a whole is to blame for the prob- elevate Rumson lem. He feels that Ihe NCAA can't tackle the problem feels that Ihe intent of thai rule does partially have tage. fully and that nobody down below wants lo under- the studcni-aihlete's best interests' in mind. "lei's help ihe kids." S/oke continued. "Help the Continued Irom Page 1B take Ihe job. Ho says that everybody wants to blame kid in his first year to build a foundation so he can go limes. "If you're doing the best thing for the kid and you everyone else. through school and graduate, hut don't punish him. Steward then broke the deadlock with a rebound don't think he's properly prepared, then you do what "'I think Ihe problem starts in lite mother's If he has shortcomings academically and his family basket and added a foul shot. Karen Anderson's you can to help hull." S/oke said. "Some kids are womb." S/oke said. "Everyone along the way has isn't well,off. then how is he going lo get the money la\up was offset by Jen Bhalla's one hander. smarter than others. Some kids are belter prepared contributed to the problem from.the educational sys- to pay for school'.' Is he going lo get it by working part At the 2:23 mark. Steward converted a pair of foul than others. Some kids gel belter grades because tem to the parents and the kids. Maybe by having maybe they're backgrounds are stronger." time'.' If he has to work, then that might influence his Prop 48. students and school systems will be encour- shols. then swatted a ball .away resulting in a basket academic success because he's putting his effort into aged lo do better. But taking the money away will by Anderson and a 58-51 lead. "We think Prop 48 was okay the way it was." that." R-FH coach George Sourlis was perplexed by his Biedron said. create greater problems the other way. S/

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Close your eyes and pic- weeks of meetings with network feature, among others performing to honor Taylor for her charitable ture this: David Keith in the title honchos in I al.a Land, where role, Barnard Hughes as CIA Di- even Ihe sublime often seems ri- work — now here's a quiniela for the ages — Bob Hopctand Michael rector William Casey. Peler Boyle diculous, and the ridiculous as national security adviser John comes true: Jackson (who openly worships the violet-eyed one). No air date yet. Poindexter and Paul Dooley as • Perhaps Ihe most delightful Bud McFarlane. Poindexter's pre- piece of scheduling news was NBC There is a date for the Oscars. decessor. entertainment czar Brandon Tarti- They're moving to Wednesday The "pivotal role of Fawn kiilT's announcement that on (March 29), the first time since Hall," as the CBS press release March 24 NBC will air the origi- 1976 that they're not on Monday, breathlessly describes it. is played nal TV production of "Peter Pan" and the theme of the telecast on by an actress named Amy Stock- starring Mary Martin. This won- ABC will be "legendary show-biz couples." Like Liz and Michael? Poynton. who perhaps will be derful gem has not been seen on called on to vividly re-create the television in 16 years — ana" after Another awards show (did any- alleged-smuggled-documenls-in-l- a screening NBC held, I can vouch one ASK for another awards hc-bra caper. This IS television, that time has not eroded one mil- show?), "The First Annual Rock after all. limeter of its charms, from Mar- Awards," will be broadcast live —From the fallen heroes to the tin's ebullient flying (yes, you re- from New York in late May andswinging heroes department, from member it right — you can sec the the statuettes will be named after strings!), to the simple special ef- Hollywood to vine. CBS is also Elvis (the Elvises?) and be some- commissioning, as a two-hour fect that is Tinker Bell (George what more, well, shapely, we pre- Bush's inspiration for "a thousand movie and possible future series. sume, than poor, old. neutered "Tar/an in Manhattan." ll sounds points of light"?), to Captain Oscar. Hook and the croc with the clock. as if il will apply the standard fish- Also in the spring, a three-hour oul-of-water device lo the classic Once, "Pan" was a hardy TV trip to the Twilight Zone. Wash- Edgar Rice Burroughs character. perennial, an annual family treat ington style: an adaptation of (It has been done before. Remem- in the" Wizard of Oz" tradition. Woodward and Bernstein's "The ber Johnny Wcissmullcr diving oil' Maybe it can be again. My guess is Final Days," about the waning the Brooklyn Bridge?) Authentic Polish dancing the ratings could justify it — that months in the White House of the A newcomer named Joe Lara, a at least this first time out, every doomed Nixon presidency. No "fabulous" hunk in the words of Thomas Kolano and Dana Kenyherz will perform a Polish dance for this year's production of the baby boomer who grew up on it casting announced yet. (But who CBS vice president of prime-time Duquesne University Tamburitzans 2 p.m. Sunday at Freehold Township High School. The 40- might have their VCRs set to pre- could better babble to those por- programs Barbara Corday. was se- metnber troupe is renowned for its East European music. serve it for their own yuppie pup- traits of former presidents than lected from among 350 aspirants pies. Peter does, after all, sing the Dan Aykroyd did in an old "Sat- to be the 18th Tar/an. Stern accused of ruining Carnegie Hall's fabled acoustics America's musical traditions were created By HOWARD REICH — will be around for another 100 years." IFR WIRE SERVICES Regardless of how Carnegie Hall's lat- Certainly few living musicians know Carnegie better or have played on its stage more est battle plays itself out. not even its frequently than Stern. Nor have many musicians sacrificed-quite so much to keep the harshest critics would question Stern's de- He has won an Academy Award, saved votion to the hall or his lifelong crusade Carnegie'Hall from Ihe wreckers" ball, place alive. • for the arts. In facl. a case might be made helped create the National Endowment that playing the violin really has been for the Arts and received America's high- venerable building, which has triggered a "But acoustics is not a science — it is the opposition. He inspired a network of Stern's second passion: nurturing culture est artistic honor, the Kennedy Center volatile response. Some critics-have an art of happenstance. philanthropists and artists to raise the in America has been the first. iiwurd. charged that Carnegie Hall's fabled acous- "Yet I insist that the hall is still terrific. then-grand sum of $5 million to save Car- It was Stern, after all. whom then-Presi- So it was a bit surprising when the vio- tics — long admired for their clarity and negie; he twisted enough arms to pass leg- dent Kennedy called upon to help estab- naturalness — have been ruined. The sheer power that comes off of that linist who owns more medals than Ihe stage is extraordinary." islation allowing the City of New York to lish the National Endowment for the Arts, iiMTagc banana-republic general goi on purchase the historic building. Thanks to 4 "Don't you think we know the prob- which, even in lean times, has fueled tin. phone and quipped, "Hello, this is ihe Certainly few living musicians know his efforts, Carnegie lives. American arts organizations with millions lems belter lhan anybody could tell us?" Carnegie better or have played on its stage Scurlel Pimpernel of the violin, otherwise says Stern. 68. "We slaved like crazy, with "I wasn't just afraid Carnegie Hall was of dollars. It was Stern who founded the know nas Isaac Stern." the greatest care and not a small amount more frequently than Stern. Nor have going to be torn down, I was sure of it." Jerusalem Music Center in Israel (in the of ulcerating. We were trying lo protect many musicians sacrificed quite so much says Stern, in explaining why he cham- '70s): and it was he who helped launch the Scarlet Pimpernel indeed. Though lo keep the place alive. Stern was alluding to how difficult he had and preserve and return the hall to its pioned the cause. careers of several young artists we might IKVM to reach over the last couple of maximum beauty, and we have done that. More than two decades ago, Carnegie "But I, like everyone in my generation never have heard otherwise, cellist Yo-Yo Ma the most notable among them. weeks, he always has planted himself on "Sure, we have to wail for everything lo had been eyed by a group of investors and generations before me, had gotten my tin- front lines of the arts, sparking head- settle in iis place and make the adjust- who planned to raze it and redevelop the inspiration and my impetus from Carne- So how does Stern feel about the state lines as he pursues noble causes. ments that are necessary." adds Stern. property. They evidently did not know gie Hall. I couldn't bear to lose the place. of culture in the U.S. today? whose beloved Carnegie recently was how fierce an adversary was poised "Now that Carnegie has its future back. "Relatively speaking, we're not doing \t ihe moment, he is embroiled in yel against them. another noisy controversy. As president rigged with a variety of baffles and dcflcc- I feel a simple joyousness. It's quite some- too badly." says Stern, who nevertheless of the Carnegie Hall Foundation. Stern lors as acousticians try to hone the trou- Stern promptly set aside a large portion thing to stand on that stage and realize launches into an impassioned chronicle of ori'hcslralcd Ihe recent remodeling of the bled acoustics. of his solo career and began organizing that this place — where a large part of our cultural woes.

Casey Kasem prepares Head about Your Town more often... Is Your Child Caught m Ihe Local Rail EtlaU) .mci Sport* so lions ol for 'Top 40' TV show In A Failure Chain? The Register CALL 342-S9B0I0II CONVCHIENt HQMr l>l t IVI RY him on the most popular count- Your son or daughter may need help because ol weak By CRAIG ROSEN down program in radio history. study skills or poor reading or math skills. Some daydream or talk too much in class, and some are even unmotivated • IFR VVIRE SERVICES • That show was created by Kasem and associate Don Buslany in the or lack confidence, despite good IQs. summer of 1970. Lei's improve school skills while there's still time. Our I OS ANGELES — It was a certified teachers help students of all ages overcome Months before Kasem's fare- frustration and failure. 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Da»y Publlarrd Dlaplay DeeOlne BUSINESS & EMPLOYMENT Sporting Equipment . .051 Carpet Cleaning _073 SnowPtowln. .093 .080 Carpet Inetallatlon/Ropalr/Sale - _ 074 Tailoring . Sunday Thura-noon Help Wanted Full Time .035 Oarage Sales .094 COMMERCIAL LASSIFIE.081 Ceramic Tile Repair/Installation . — 076 Wallpapering D Monday Thuraday-noon Halp Wantad Pan Time .038 Auctlona. .098 Otftca « Floor Space -017 .082 Cleaning Service _078 Tuejsdasy Friday-noon Babysitting/Child Cara .037 Flea Markets/Bazaars . Monday-noon .018 .083 Copier Service ! _077 Wadnndiy Store* - Domestic Halp .038 Instruction/Tutoring — BOATING Thursday Tuaadaynoon .084 Electrical _078 Incoma Properties .019 Situations Wantad .039 Lost ft Found Boats lor Sale . 108 Wadnaaday-noon .085 Entertainment _079 Friday Bulldlnge/Oerages .020 Resumes/Typing Service .040 Pels 1. Livestock Boating Accessories . .108 Bualnesa Properties . 021 Personals .089 Gutters . — 080 REAL. ESTATE Commercial Properties . .022 MERCHANDISE Psychic .087 Lawn Care/Landscape . — 081 Industrial Property . .023 Lawn Mower Repair _O82 AUTOMOTIVE Apartments lor Rant . .005 Business Loana/lnveslment . .024 FOR SALE Masonry . _O83 Auto tor Sale . 110 Houaeja lor Bant .006 Antlquea .042 Moving a Storage — — 084 Auto Rent/Lease . .111 Bualness Opportunities .025 BUSINESS * SERVICE . 084A Houaas lor Sals .007 Business Wanted .026 Appliances .043 Light Hauling Auto/Trucks Wanted - .112 Condoi. .008 Computers .044 DIRECTORY -oes-oos Odd Jobs/Cleanups . — 086 Auto Parts/Service .113 Purnlahad Rooms .009 Clothing ! .048 General Contracting 088 Painting/Wallpaper _ — 088 Auto Financing . 114 Rsntala to Sriars .010 Firewood .048 Accounting 069 Photography -087 Auto Insurance .118 fwioblla Homaa .011 FINANCIAL Furniture .047 Air Conditioning Salee/Servlce 070 Piano Tuning — 088 Motorcyclea/Mopeda . .118 Lota A Acraaga .012 Financial Services/Income Tax 030 General Merchandise .048 Appliance Repair 070A Plumbing/Healing -089 Trucks/Vans . .117 Raal Estate) Wanted . .013 Money To Loan 031 Merchandise Wantad .049 Building 1 Remodeling 071 Rootlng/SkJIng -091 Motor Homes/Rac Vehicles . -lit rylortgaoas .014 Money Wanted 032 Musical Inatruments .050 Carpentry 072 Special Services — 092 Car/Van Pools .119

OQICAtburyPark 001E Colts Neck OOlFEatontown OOlFEatontown OOlNKeyport OQIRManalapan 001S Marlboro 001UMiddletown OQIWOceanport CITY OF ASBUHY PARK T O N S H 1 P • ippiHMii'ii Attorney al I DM r< width mailing it impossible to yiytfii thai M known as 42 Bultunwood PUBLIC NOTICE il hereby Borough Hall AMMO* 24 Mai cfiitjMdar and a Public Hearing Me hi on January 18 981969 OceanporS t on Block 56. Lot 2, Thursday. February 2. 1989 Avenue and foi site plan ap given Ifiai Michael C Mr,, commonly known as Si Keyport NJ The purpose TOWNSHIP OF MARLBORO has been scheduled lor adopted the following resolu in Ihe Asbury Park High i rofore lias made application to theloi this meeting is to discuss Otiruary 8, 1989. at 7 30 PM tions 24 Werah Place. Oceanport. School auditorium TOWNSHIP OF COLTS NECK A public hearing will bo Eatontown Zoning Board ol ZONING BOARD NJ was heard piguon control This notice .s OF ADJUSTMENT in the Marlboro Municipal t) Dennis and Joesph hiui ,ii the Borough Hall 47Adjustment lor a variance to provided in accordance with Building 1979 Township Said application was PUBLIC NOTICE McCarthy Block 834 9. Loi NEWS Broad Sl'eel Eatontown onpermit trie conslruction of atho requirements ol P L 1975 Drive. Marlboro. NJ at which 93 04 granted, which decision is on February 6. .989 al 730 P.M. NOTICE OF Trie purpose ol this meeting dwelling on an unimproved Chapter 231 time you may appear in per i in.ii Major Sub-Division Me and available tor inspec- The loflowing action look Doi umpnts .UKI plans filed by Street with a front yard set' PUBLIC HEARINGS will be to consider and adopl 1 son. or by an attorney and Approval n in the Boro ot Oceanport place at the Cults Nuck Board the applii .ml are available tor back of approximately 40 lee TO ADJOINING present any objections you the office ol the Secretary Ihe preliminary 1989/90 -* Adjustment meeting held KCVPORT BOARD PROPERTY OWNERS 2) Kenneth Pavlick. Block inspection dunng regular and backyard selback ot ap.OF HEALTH may have to Ihe granting ol 1373. Lot 4 to the Board ol Adjustment school budget tor submission January 19 19B9 tin s'lie*, s hours at the to the County Superintendent proMimately 19 feet in a R-20 this appeal or evidence relat- Minor Sub-Division Approval App. #303 Anthony A II n i <> u g h Hall Zone on the premises desig- PUBLIC NOTICE ing thereto All proposed ex- ot School and to conduct any Arlone Gar.to Block 43 Loi 7 Planning/Zoning Room Joan i Mr,i,,i.. Toby Newmark BUSINESS other business which might nated as Block 4 02 Lot Secretary hibits are on tile with the Rosemary Minear Matthews Road was granted .1/ Broad street Calontown 136 02 also known as Old PLEASE TAKE NOTICE Zoning Board Clerk and are come before the Board permission to construct ;i sin- The undersigned has ap Secretary January 25. 1989*1044 Deal Rd and lor site planJanuary 25. 1989 $9 00 available rbt~ inspection at Middletown Planning Board gle larrnly dwelling ii|)proval therefor pealed lo the Zoning Board ol January 25. 1969 I90O egular business hours A public hearing will be Ad|uslment ol Marlboro Frank Fit/patnck 001R Manalapan Township lor a hardship vari- January 25. 1989 BOROUGH Of OCEANPOflT NOT*;: held at the. Borough Hall 47 001E Colts Neck Secretary Broad St . Eatontown on ance tor an undersized lot 1 Publication of the above BOROUGH OF MANALAPAN Soction(s) 84-39 ol the PUBLIC NOTICE TOWNSHIP OP COLTS NECK ni' shall be arranged by March 6. 1969 at 7 30 P M This notice is served upon you The January 28 19B9 $0 4B Marlboro Township Zoning applicant m either the Documents and plans filed by PUBLIC NOTICE hy the Applicant by direction OQIWOcaanpoft PUBLIC NOTICE thu applicant are available lor ~d>nance 13 78 so as to per- ot the Zoning Board ol Adjust- RE: Charles A Janice Asbury Park Press or the smgle family house be BORO OF OCIANPOflT Corradino, 03 Port-Au-Pecfc OOlFEatontown Daily Register Said notice io spection during regular PLEASE TAKE NOTlct ment pursuant to statute. Register The following action took business hours at the Botha- t the Western Monmguir on said lot which Avenue. Oceanport, NJ. h i>iitiii',h»d no later than ten '828 S F short at Ihe PUBLIC NOTICE place at the Colls Neck Board BOROUGH OF EATONTOWN ough Hall Zoning Room 47Utilities Authority will hold its Robert W Glue* PUBLIC NOTICE it hereby (Jays prior to the hearing S F required by the Or- given to all persons that a ot Adiuttment meeting held te {NnT counting the day o)Broad Street Ealontown noOrgam/ationai Meelfig al Attorney tor applicant January 19. 1909 PUBLIC NOTICE trie Authority s oltice on vL-' ince Furthermore the said PUBLIC NOTICE li hereby public hearing was held on mealing) js approHiamtely 97'teet in given to all persons that a Michael B. Steib Esq was Itilities Road Manalapan al January 25 1989 S 22 32 December 7. IBM at which PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby 2 II the application is apJanuary 25. 1989 $ 11 52 10B The Register WEDNESDAY.JAN.25,1989

1002A Shrewsbury 002H State of 007 Houses 001 WOc—nport OQIWOc—nport OQIWOcwport 001WOc«snport 001W Ocssnport 001W Oceanport 005 Apartments BorougBorounh for Rent for Sale hearing an application tor ON FEBRUARY 2,ff, 11, 23 after the effac ive dale oi slidity ol such information Oceanport shall pay a iicenst minor subdivision, use var Ordinance • go MIDDLETOWN 3bdrmRanch AND MARCH 2, • AND IB, such applica C. The applicant shall cer tee of twenty-five ($25 00) dol- I ermng body shai BOROUQH "ing the same Such lands MATAWAN - Liv rm /bedrm •nee and necessary bulk van lions shall be made in v w/lrplc. 2 baths. C/A, 2 car IBflt AT 7.-00 P.M. IN THE lily that it supplies the inlor lors lor each year, or part' iduct a hearing OF SHREWSBURY described as follows kit, bath $425/mo, I'.jmo ances with respect to prop- and shall contain the followim garage {auto door). Large OCEANPORT MUNICIPA. mation knowing the Borough thereof, in which they shall -•ilhin thirty (30) days Bits sec, avail Feb 1 591-1286 erty located within the RMO BUILDING, 22 MONMOUTH information; ot Oceanport shall rely BEGINNING at a point in the yard 1 /4 mi from Atlantic operat_ e said business , ipl ol the nutici- DI Bppe PUBLIC NOTICE MATAWAN- 1 bedroom. Zoning District (Lots 25 & 26 BLVD . OCEANPORT 1. The name of the appli Ihereon in issuing a license -•-•••-1.-riy side ol New Jersey ocean Close to NYC transp B. The Borough Clorh may and shall rendei Large kitchen A living room. Block 117). Located at 6: NEW JERSEY it; if a corporation, the snd the applicant further Stale Highway No 35. said Immac cond. Immed occu- issue special registration i ilbi days i PLANNING BOARD Private entrance. Available Po/t-Au-Pock Avenue. Ocean names and addresses c agrees to comply with all laws being distant 120 00 pancy 291-3103 or 872-8720. port, N.J After considering all certilicale, and authorise the iota Feb. $600 -t utilities. No Pets. President and Secretary shall aiver of the payment ol li- rly from the intersection of the evidence and testimonj PATRICIA VARC. Section 9. (ntorcemeni Call 566 0936, after 6pm. MIDDLETOWN CHAPEL HILL BOROUGH CLERK be set forth, if a partnership Borough applicable lo the COnu V|||i"i II•« projection ol Ihe west- presented, and the argument lees or other charges The primary party responsible Private, wooded area. 2-3 the names and addresses oi operation ol said business to public, charitable educatio erly bide ol said Stale High- MIDDLETOWN or counsel lor the Applicants Ihe enlofLt-mtiiii t>i tin', in bed rm., f if apiece, washer partners shall be set forth D. The application shall be iterary. Iraterniil way with ihe projection ol the the Board felt thai the Appli January 25.1989 dinance anil the is&uani g ol B third Wednesday KNOLL WOOD /dryer, suitable for 2 profee- 2. The name under which made upon forms supplied by gious. or other non-profit en- lOMherly side ol Harvard cants tailed to satisfy the re omplaint loi an, nth iit 0 p.m. in trie alonal adults. 11,000. per mo. BOROUQH OF OCEANPORT the business is to be con Ihe Borough Clerk terprise for a public Tlmul thence (1) S 73 de qiiirements for the minor sub- thereof *ihali be Ihe Zoning m oll tin Dorougl GARDENS 6728742 ducted 3. Applicability Any per charitable educational, liter irees 00 minutes w.-.i and division and the resulting officer mine Boioui|M Hiuv 119 ., m A urious garden apartment: PUBLIC NOTICE 3. The present residenc son. lirm or corporation shal | ary Iraternal. religious o ilt ing the northerly bide ol Lot NEW HOMES FOR RENT necessary variance relief re sr the Construj lion I llln i'al h N w/dishwasher. central air. gas of the applicant be subject to the requirei ither similar purpose How 1 Olock 3 on amended Map heat 1 bedrm $665 —$720 2 $1,200 and up Rent with pur- quested, as set forth AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING any other Borough olfii lal ti I airfield Burdens a dis- chase option possible Call ' N JS.A 4O55D-70(d) as se 4. The address at which to obtain a merchantile license ever, the applicant shall sub bedrm $765 $825 per me FOR THE ISSUANCE OF the business is to be con it. by himself or through ai mit the usual application lorrr or police officer sn.m also be iince ol 153 00 leet to a point 5422639. Aft. 6pm 563-1726. forth in existing case law o ig Board utilities Pool and tennis MERCANTILE LICENSES; ducted agent, employee or partnei Ihe manner required by this t Ki issue a i Oni Imnce I?) N 17 degrees 00 the Stale of New Jersey, in q y available No Petal Open OCEANPORT • 2 bedrms, liv. PROVIDING FOR THE 5. The specific nature o plaint id' any violation ol tins mnutes West and along m eluding those requirement; he holds himself forth as Ordinance, and shall operat S 7 20 weekdays noon 5pm, Salur m. dm rm. kit, sun porch, one DISPLAY Of SUCH :he business Ordinance iar| the easterly side oi Lut 7 -set forth in Medici and Appli being engaged in a business in accordance with all other day 11 am-3pm 671-0021 :ar garage Nice neighbor- LICENSES; PROVIDING Section 10. Violations and BOROUGH OF in said map .i distance ol cation was Denied December 6. The residence of the ap ir occupation or solicits p< requirements hood $800 /mo + utih Call FOR A LICENSE FEE I'i lilies Any per BOH 'i"n SHREWSBURY 40 no leel lo a point, thence •7, 19B8 Resolution read A plicant during the past five (5 onage therefor actively or C, Any person holding a 542-5010. or Sun 229-7793 AND DETERMINING issociaiion or corporation • (3) H /3 degmes p0 minutes MIDDLETOWN voted upon at the January, 18 years passively, or performs valid license issued by the THE PENALTIES FOR Dialing any set lion ol this i ii PUBLIC NOTICE Wofll and along ihe norlhei 1 bdrm apartment with w/w TINTON FALLS- Park Place. 1989 Special Meeting 7. Whether or not the ap lempts to perform any part of Monmouth County Clei k THE VIOLATION THEREOF. plicant has ever had a license such business or occupation dinance shall, upon i onyii lion tide ol Lot 7 ,i distance carpeting Close to stores & 2 Bedrooms. 2 Baths, garage, accordance the provi 10 00 leet to a point thence bus transportation Available Said application was conduct the business within the Borough at the Mn pal < ourl be PLANNING BOARD large yard, ideal location sions ol N J S A 45 24 9 shall •I) N 17 degrees 00 minutes February 1st $595mo . secu DENIED, which deceision u BE IT ORDAINED by the herein described denied or re- Oceanport subject to a line nol I Security & references No be exempt from the payment Vfst and along m part the rity needed nopets 671-7989 .on file and available for in Mayor and Council of the voked If such license has ing Five Huiulri'd ' OU) ts Available March 1989. Section 4. License Fees of any fees required by tins inBterly side ol Lot 9. the .spection in the Municipal Borough of Oceanport. in the Dollars or imprisonment loi .i Call 566-0936 after 6pm. m denied or revoked, the 'ayable Ordinance This exo iptioi msterly side ol Lot to ,«id «' .Building of the Borough ot County of Monmouth and nol B.xcoediny ntni'iy I'tiii applicant shall set forth in de A. All license lees shall be shaft only apply to tt pay ).in the oastuily sidtt ol Loi .Oceanport. NJ. Monmouth State of New Jersey as days in the MOHMKUIIII i ouni\ the facts leading to such due and payable to the I of fees, and si .ii no! It on said map a distance or OCEAN TOWNSHIP UNION BEACH .Blvd. & Myrtle Ave.. in the follows Jail or both Each flay atjei denial or revocation. Borough Clerk on the first day exempt the holder of any such 70 00 feet to a point, thence On the Beach (overlooking •office of the Secretary of the Section 1. License Re lal violation shall be S. The details of any con' ol January ol each year, the 'icense from the obligation to |5| North 73 degrees 00 nun- N Y City Skyline) Attractive •Board of Adjustment quired. It shall be unlawful for considered a now and mdivirj TWINBROOK viction for crimes of the first term thereof commencing on egister in accordance wilh utes East, a distance ol Ranch with large living room. any person, firm or corpora eolation second, third or lourth de- January I and expiring on he requirements of this 193 00 feet to a point in the VILLAGE 22ft GREAT ROOM (NICE 'ion to maintain an office or Section tl. Repealei All Margaret M Caffyn jree, the date of the convic- December 31 thereafter Jrdmance westerly side ol N J Slate DEN A KITCHEN COMBO) place of business, to conduct, ordinances and parts ol iirdi tion and the place where said B. In ihe absence ol any Highway No 35 Iheiice. (6) S GARDEN Full storage attic Ranch com- engage in or carry on any 5. Renewal Applications :es inconsistent wii'i Ihe •January 25. 1989 $ 10.36 conviction was obtained rovision lo the contrary all 17 degrees 00 minutes East pletely insulated Express business, trade or occupation Prior to November I, of each is ot this Ordinan' B tire S. The business telephone 'ees and charges for licei and along (lie westerly side ol APARTMENTS transportation to NYC. Jer- BOROUQH OF OCEANPORT year, the Borough Clerk shall hereby repealed lo (tie BMteni thin the Borough of lumber of the applicant .hail be paid in advance at the mail to all valid licensees ol NOW. THEREFORE, said N J State Highway No 1 A 2 bdrms from $560 Mod sey City and other points Ref- Oceanport without first com- 10 If a corporation, the >l such incoiisiiti-ncies RESOLVED liy the U erences & security $750 PUBLIC NOTICE in... ol the application to the the Borough a statement of 35 a distance ol 110 00 leet Jo spacious apartments plying with the provisions of lame and address ol the reg Borough Clerk the time of expiration of |he Section 12. Severabilily II thu point or place ol Begin Heal hot & cold water, cook- (DON T MISS OUT ON THIS this Ordinance and obtaining istered agent thereof any section oi part ol a e NEWLY LISTED RENTAL) THE OCEANPORT MAYOR Section 4 Fee. Speci license currently held by the ig You" are made di ing gas included On premises • license therefor as provided B. Prior lo the issuance ol legislations and Veteran licensee a renewal applies lion nl tiif Ordinan di tennis courts, pool, recreation 473 4395or 739-3202 AND COUNCIL WILL MEET lerein. dared ur held to be illegal • TO DISCUSS THE 1989 BUD- icense the Borough Clerk. xemption lion, and specify the amount dants because you may area Near Eatontown shop- WEST KEANSBURQ Section 2. Applications unconstitutional noulhei BBI GET ON FEBRUARY 4. 11, IB, his discretion, shall have A. The license fees lo be of the renewal tee However have an interesttt , subjecb t lo ping Excellent schools Brand new home, 3 bed room. A. Application for a license lion oi pan ol •• section ol th 25 AND MARCH 4. 11 AND ihe authority to acuse a rou- iaid annually all businesses, the failure of the Borougt pl.imlift s in the subject Highway 35 Oakhurst 1 bath, central air $950 •Man be made to the Borough Ordinance shall be allecte IB, 19M AT 9:00 A.M. AND me police check to be madt) ades and ocupations con Clerk to send out such notice Locn property 495-9029 "lerk within thirty (30) days A the applicant to verity the lucted within the Borough of or the failure of the licensee to thereby, bul Ihe unconsliti rCBUSfl tional section or part Iherei receive it. shall not excuse a John Mayson. Clerk 531-4923 542-0812 Government Ho es from licensee lor failing to obtain i shall be rescinded and Ihe n nEDBANK-beautilul 1 bedrm Si 00 U Repaip r Also lax merchantile license, nor,shal Jan 2A ?b ?6 ?7 1989 S 48 96 it be a defense in an action for dinance shall remmn in lorce w/loft Lots of storage Dish- Delinquent property 805 644 washer $660 + util 642-6990 operating without having re .Section 13. Efle'i live Dati 005 Apartments 9533 E*t 1283 lor inlormation ceived a valid license ' This Ordinance siiiiii lake , MANCHESTER - 3 bedrm l leet IOIIQWIIK) adoption nn Section 6. Issuance of Li "t t'y M A -tOA For Hent bath eal in kit liv rm. dm rm The Register cense Not Approval of Use AHI Ft(J, | N 1.1 nniy rm/fireplace. Priced The acceptance of a mer NOTICE OF RED BANK rujhl ,H S124 900 929-4012 Fills the Local News Gap with chaniile license application oi PENDING ORDINANCE Cozy 1 bdrm apartment a> Tho (irtliti.iru e [ml.if in-. HERITAGE SQUARE lee. or the issuance ol Spacious Ibdrm, end unit, al able February SS50/mo 1 HIGHLANDS DUPLEX herewith wdB introduced niu cense, or any ren appli Av.nl now1 S720mo + sec Adulls only No pels Call Unfurnished 2bdrrn 1 bath passed upon lirst reading i v 1 .irpr! within walking thereof, shall not be util 1' • SBC . 563-7594 alter 5pm 530-7553 strued or considered as ai tiic meeting u( the M.iyii .nn •.ince to Commuter Ferry s a Council ol Ihe Btimu<)h 0 All real estate advertised in RED DANK I ,i-.l side 2 Bed vice to Wall Si $700mo + room w/yard 1'; mo secu- approval by the Borough of Ot s npo the Co this newspaper is subject to 1'.' sec required No Entertainment the use or activity being con- Monmouth Ne the Federal Fair Housing Act rity $675 + ulil 671-5706 pets Available Feb 1st Dys ducted by the applicant or li- on January 19 1989 It ol 1968 which makes it illegal RED BANK 3596 eves 872 0050 censee It shall bo (he obliga- further considered fur lo advertise any preference Lovely large, t bedroom tion of the applicanl or passage aftei public h limitation or discrimination apartments licensee to comply fully with MIDDLETOWN Discriminating fun-seekers lurn lo thereon, at a meeting Dased on race color, religion, Twm Gables all applicable Statutes Ordi The Register's Entertainment Mayor and Council lo b sex ur national origin, or an 36 Riverside Ave nances Rules and Regula- intention to make any such MINT HOME in the Borough Hall i a River Front 1 pages every Friday tor ideas lo tions and obtain from all gov- preference, limitation or dr. udroom. I ; baths Format Borough on February 2. 1989 Heat & hot. water included emmenlal agencies ail lation rm New kitchen Living make those leisure hours beginning ;il 6:00 o'clock Sell-service elevator No chil- consents, permits, and appro p.m.. and during (tin week TM untn w/fireplace A root win- something special. Make your •• newspaper will not dren, nopets 741-7703 dows Must see' By owner vals required in order for the prior lo and up lo and ««lud Knowingly accept any adver weekend a class Only S2tO 000 671-2241 applicant or licensee to law- ig the date ol such meeting Using lor real estate which is RED BANK fully conduct its activity 002E West Long act with copies ol s.iKi ordinance will i'i violation ol the law Our 3 Rooms. S625 per month MIODLETOWN - 2 bdrm 7. Conspicuous Di'.pi.iy ol be mads available ai thu Branch readers are informed that all plus utilises 747-2263 ranch, w/garage. dead end Entertainment License in The Register. Clerk s Olfice to members til BOROUGH OF llmgs advertised lhis|RED BANK- 2nd floor. 1 Street gas heal, near school. A. The person linn QI I OI Hie general public who shall WEST LONG BRANCH spaper are available on bedrm. large kilch. liv rm 1 Ciuipel Hill area By owner poration conducting said busi t Jalh. attic 462-7017 5 8pm $125 000 AS IS" 842 0349 ness shall display the licei iqual opportunity basis RED BANK-2 bedroom Extra issued hereunder at the p< PUBLIC NOTICE Ar'AIUMI.NIS Near trans large apt Overlooking Nave 008 Condos cipal place ol business n Best time to call NOTICE OF HEARING sink River $675 per month I ATONTOWN 2 Room Coop conspicuous place •oon 495 04 IG Aviiil Jan 18 741 0333 Salti Furnished Excellent B. The licensee shall notify ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS the Borough Clerk within ten HI I) HANK l u«iury high rise Million Asking $60,000 i Hit days after a change in the ifficiencyr. $525 1 Ddrrri $675 2 bdrm $775 I 389-0083 location ol any licensed month heal incl I'v months mcl lio.il-H/W wall oven re S( A BRIGHT Runaway business •.<•( ijrity Call 842-6369 Ing & a/C S 842 4865 Boacti pool Perfect for sm- Section 8. Revocation Ap AIL ANTIC HIGHLANDS -1 RED BANK 3 room apart- ]l. I '(38 4279 ises Enlra private room to ABERDEEN •.hare lor female All utilities tiGHLANDS New 2 bedroom 2 bdrm ranch, lull basement lanuary 25 1(J89 •eluded Washer ft cable TV, JacuZZi All major nppl Avail- garage $790 monthly No drugs & no drunks I child 002A Shrewsbury tble immediately S(J50 + uli- KEANSBUflO kay Can 495-3343 itiea H depoBil 2yiOB29 RED BANK • Own bedrm 2 Borough Completely renovated 2 HIGHLANDS Water view rm house Non smoker BORO OF SHREWSBURY bdrms. new heat new bath l bodrouin lully lurnibhed $650 monthly ,IC lover M/F $395 /mo + inci king waterbed 530 3701 Davd 758-6434 758-6469 RED BANK M/F roomate HIGHLANDS 2 bedrm avail MIDDLETOWN 3 b^drms. 2' 1 baths dining rm ceded lo share house Close until June 15 Liv rm kitchen den. fireplace $1100 > train station $300/mo NO petS H/2-047? The Plfinmmj Dn.ird ol Hi, S?l 96 v.nlabieJTeb 1 219-8944 HIGHLANDS 2* Bedroom •orouyh nl : Knew! bui, NI\ Maimed Really, Broker hold .i Bpei iQl 'meeting rx 002H State of $750 /month Gas tieal & _^ 7394900 011 Mobile Homes Wednesday. February 8 New Jersey walfir included Call 872-9635 EATONTOWN 3 bdnii 2\ HAZLCT FAMILY PARK 1989 .'it 8 p.m. in tlii' Mt>eliii| bath Colonial with living rm STATE OF NEW JERSEY HIGHLANDS 2 Bedroom 2wb5 2 bed rooms, central Room ol the Borough Hall dining rm. eat-in kitchen, fl r Z8/-3934 after 3pm 4 19- Sycamore Avunuu Spectacular View! family rm Available immedi Shrewsbury lot |he purport S97b/nio 291-1562 y StOOO/mo Call HH W KLANSBURG 12x60 ol continuing tho Vinceni n HIGHLANDS t bedroom Realtors 409-1212 or eve hudroom. washer/dryer, FALVOa WOPAT uck. shed Excellent condi- Mar ie Russo Shi r.-.\i ,,t, •.•"yiiijiii no pets l'j month nmgs, Betty 842-7832 19U0 Stale Highway 35 m $38 000 Call. C n .< '. •- Bubdivimn., ity S625 iimi Room ot Ihe Borough • shopping Adulls preferred COFFEE SHOP ; Call 571-1489 FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP Hall 419 Sycamore Avenue ice witi Ihe Rules ol < ivri 3 Bedrooms. 2 Newly Remod- Shrewsbury. N J rm i» .• and PIOI edure eled Baths. Garage. Full riia ai I.UH has been msii- Turn key operation Must sell •' GreaterMedia Newspapers LONG BRANCH Basement. 1/3 Acre. Alumi- Excellent Freehold Highway * M.irv Lou Miirtin. Clerk " 'i ' i "••• purpose ul quiet- t Bed 1 tiiiim Furnished num Siding New Roof. Sky- location Presently. Monday- • Shrewsbury Board ol Health .1 Ihe tiiif ol Con ft Inc to North Long Branch on light. All Appliances. Walk to irtam land! and to clear.up Busline No Children or pets NYC Buses $164,900 Call •---— — easily ; 1 doubts Hnd 'iis|»iites con- 2225784 Owner. 780-4717 WEDNESDAY, JAN. 25,1989 The Register 1.tP' 035 Help Wanted 025 Business 035 Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted Opportunity* Full Time Full Time * Full Time Full TTimi e Full Time Full Time Full Time Full Time Full Time INSURANCE HI TAIL SCREEN PRINTING COMMUNITY EDUCATOR OFFICE HELP PUBLIC RELATIONS BUSINESS Family Planning agency s COMMERCIAL INSURANCE Housewares Manufacture Hi REMAIL LETTERS RN/LPN HOUSECLEANING CU. KINKEL'S Be your own boss Little busy education department General office background + commission 1 day a week FROM HOME! DEPARTMENT STORE T/P time 100 n IIJPM'i Space required Hun as part needs a dynamic person to Looking for reliable people CUSTOMER Aggressive & rapidly gro ring preferred diversified position leading to lull time Musi ba $60 00 PER HUNDRED Good pay 563 7456 OFFICE/SALES/STOCK UPM 7 30AM shirts Special time or lull lime Screen Print conduct programs dealing SERVICE Lite General 'Agency seseekint g it lor sell starter Goud well groomed energetic, tiave jr details send self ad FULL/PART TIME no (nils rale 100°- tuition fe ing machine with D'yer with sexuality and family life HOUSEKEEPING iKpenenced ' underwriter/ser- phone manner, typmy tiling good car & excellent red mibursement umlorrn ariqw ($ color availability), all acces- education for diverged SEE OUR AD UNDER Modern Monmouth County 'ice person Ground floor op Good pay Call 583-5994 ences Call 530-4215 Associates Box 309 T ragai with benefit aoi.ii individualized onsnja sories & inks can get you groups Experience in family JANITORIAL agency seeks a commercia joMunity eMcellent salary & I KI| I2QQSP RECEPTIONIST in Middle Coloma NJ 07067 f vtMyu'it" welcome including lion B/S Medallion plan -started al once Relocating re planning and public speaking 7582470 customer service person Du benefits Send resume to lown Physicians office Full oi burnor cilizenb Will train Apply in person Emery Mdnor Kfuines sale at only S4.000 would be an asset Extensive ties include policy service, un- P O Bo« 442. Holmdel NJ PLASTICS COMPOUNDING part lime Telephone Ming & Apply 44 Apple Stri'fi FintOl Nursing. Home 4 Hwy' 34 Oall 363 8720 atter 5pm training provided Minimum ol derwriting and rating Agency 07733 or call Mane 1201J PLANT - Has openings lor op FatlB (-.ill Mr Bob 842-2727 INJECTION light typing Experience pre REPORTERS Matawan 566-6400 - BA/BS degree in education or experience required Salary is 671 5111 erators A trainees Excellent tarred but will tram Please "Nice Piopl* To Work For' social sciences required commensurate with expert Opportunity for advancomunt The Independent a Greater SALES PERSON lull/part (In* FOR RENT PRESS OPERATOR call 671-9053 ext 22 between Media Newspaper, seeks a Send resume to Planned Par- ence We offer excellent ben & benefits All bruits Bay- 1 & 3pm Mon Fn UN Active or Inactive Par) lor children s clothes ladies enthood. P Q Box 95. Full-time, all company bene- municipal <>-\><«u-< \o work 40 OFFICE OR STORE etits and growth potential JANITORIAL shore Vinyl Compound • Inc 3 lima "i Weight Loss Centei sneakers A hoots Apply -in In charming Fair Haven Call Shrewsbury. N J 07702. fits, wilt train Apply al Seals Please call Lilly Owens Cass_St_Keyparl 888 1900 RTGTST TRTD ~NURS E S hours per week covering po with full training program person at Attention Community Services Eastern In . 134 Pearl St . Red Positions available in the Red lice news CIVIC activities mghi 747 2346 alter 5pm Bank area both F/T & P/T. PORTERS & CLIANI RE $26 00+ a year plus FREE Four Mour evening A Saiurday Kialm'i Director EOE Bank 201-747-9200 EOE (201)671-5111 Days Good starling pay plus private housing Up to $1 200 meetings and local Itjatuie Shifts Call 6160700 9 Sprr nl F • Si Red Bank ' day & eve shifts Good salary btones Applicants must write up to S5S0 per/hr to start tmrml.f. Call 758 ?47O relocation reimbursement CONSTRUCTION LABORER Full time guaranteed I BOO ilt'.iriy know _ sometripny LUNCHEONETTE Must be 18. N J driver s li- Call 756 2470 • PRINTING lull and Pd'l tirrm 423-1739 or 1-800-468 2772 •bout municipal government OPENING SOON FORT MONMOUTH In busy Spring Lak« Hatghta cense, and transportation JOB OPPORTUNITY $200 positions for ollset stripping be willing to work haul arm • hopping csnlar BSBUIIIUI Call 747-4268 between eekly to start Pick-up A department Looking for ex- REPORTER want io inform readers about turn-kay operation. Fully 9 00/5 OOp m drop off official documents perienced and non-e»peri- Greater Media ig acceptmi their community Io apply HELP WANTED equipped S««U 50. Mutt MOTOR ROUTE Clean drivers license Week- enced reliable employees 4 applications for full and pai M'tni resume to •••I Asking IS47.S00. Call COOKS - Part time or full time time reporters al the Sentme Army & Air Force Exchange Service $4 75/hr and up. benefits days only 9am-5pm 530 0696 Color work helpful Rotating Judith UcGee Fuunuy 946 9530 or 609 971 1490, shifts Full company paid ben Newspaper Positions invol •Her epm Calt 741-4313 Need extra income but can't KENNEL PERSON Managing LUitor elns include Health Dental Covering night meetings po The Independent BURGER KING M COOK Full time. 2pm until find the time to work. Look 40 hours per week Tuesday- Lite Ins . Vacation Personal & ind other mumcipa One-Stop Employment **** ' lurday B 30-5 30pm 55 00 i Register Plaza closing Excellent working Sick and Savings Plan Apply activities as wen as wi Shrewsbury N J 07702 S4.61 per hour LUNCHEONETTE at Malawan hour Benefits available features Applicants mus 1 conditions Call 741-8170 into early morning newspa- in person Greater Jersey I |ual i Ipporiuntty Employe' Train Station Opportunity Apply To have knowledge of mum Early Morning/Day Time Shift 1 Press. Connerty Court. East Knocks once It you are •.<• per routes: Available in: SPCA 260 Wall St . Eaiontown Brunswick NJ 254 7004 government writing skills and R| STAURAN1 HELP 34 hour maximum nous please call 566-3136 CUSTOM a MOWS sense Send reburr Benefits: STEWARTS DRIVEIN DECORATORS to Sentinel Newapapen BURGER KING - 10 Pa>a Holidays ' Wage Increases Malawan $75,000 or Best Holmdel LABORERS Full Time PRINTING • Press person, for Edgeboro Road Rt 35 MiddletDwn ' E "change Purchase Privileges ' Thealer Privilege Renouned custom decorating Employees for in plant distri- Oflei_Call 583-2947 AB OiCk 360 and Multi 1870 E Brunswick NJ 06816 1 position ii.iy shifi 6am-2pm • t'.i g P'ovided " JobSacunty " company seeking qualified bution work Fork lift experi- Benefits experience nec- 2 positions upen 1 lam ?pm persons lo train as custom Or call 254 7000 Building 1001 Fort Monmouth Little Silver ence helpful 4 day work essary^ 431-2366 I • lu.ii Opportunity Employe 4 positions open Spm 8pm 031 Money To Loan decorators tor Monmoulh/O week Starting salary $220 - Starting rale $4 SO per hour 542-5996 AFRAID OP FORECLOSURE cean County area Excellent $240 weekly Paid benefits in- Apply in person Equal Opportunity Employer We can help pay your bills opportunity for career minded Matawan clude Health Dental. Lite and keep your home vidual For consideration, . Vacation Personal & Call £01 291-8220 Ext ?9 call 671 -5549 after 2pm S>ck and Savings Plan Apply DECORATING ASSOCIATE Call: Stanley Emanuels m person 035 Help Wanted Transdesign seeking indepen- Greater Jersey Press Full Time dent mature person for career 542-8880 ConnertyCI.E Brunswick NJ INCOME TAX opportunities Training & Hem- 254 7004 ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE hours Call 905-2526 or We re seeking responsible 583-3772 mature person lor our fully MAINTENANCE PERSON [ GrmmtmrMmdia MmwBpmpmrm Various duties for an apart- More than just a jobt DIRECTORY computerized accounting tlept Pleasant office Experi- DELIVERY PERSON NnyMtMUlM KIWI IMfttfll lent complex Call 566 5434 We are now hiring for all positions: ence helplul but we are willing Light delivery and pick-up Will be published to train Full benefits Good pay If- you have eco- MANAGER CREW Apply in parson nomic car Call 535-3138 Heritage House Realtors is MAINTENANCE Gale s irniir.iir.ii Supply DENTAL ASSISTANT ooking for a career oriented HOST/HOSTESSES January 11 thru 26 W t rout St Kttyport Qerson to manage 1 ot our in ADVERTISING SALES caiions Candidate should Day and Night Help Friendly Office Part and Full Time April 19 2 doctor practice in Freehold lave a minimum of 3 years BELLAIR WATCH CORP needs experienced D A with REPRESENTATIVE >eal estate experience wyex- A'major assembler is relocat- iray license Call 462-8677 cellent administrative & com- Start at '5.00 per hour, ing to Lakewood N J We are DENTAL ASSISTANT Middle- munications skills Excellent depending on shift. MAJOR WEEKLY NEWSPAPER GROUP career opportunity for a crea- Call and reserve offering town. Challenging ofdee wrth We provide tree training and a flexible sched- •Pleasant working high tech WITH MORE THAN 150,000 CIRCULA- e organised individual Call 1 congenial slatl EXP PREF Betty Hames. 946-4646 lor a ule too. We can work around any hours you environment P/T or F/T No eves Health your space today . •Hosp.tali/ation TION NEEDS AN EXPERIENCED SALES confidential inlorvuiw are available. Bonuses scholarships* and fun •Good Pay benefits & pension 671 1636_ REPRESENTATIVE. MUST BE A SELF- MANICURISTS available. All you have to do is apply today. Its DENTAL ASSISTANT for busy a great experience. WE ARE LOOKING FOR Ortho practice in Little Silver STARTER WITH A NEED TO SUCCEED. Full & Part Time •Assembly Trainees x-Ray license & certification Middletown McDonalds 542-1700 •Data entry preferred 40 hour week, no SALARY, COMM. PLAN, PLUS OTHER __ ^censed. Call 583-4368 •Experienced Watch Makers eves or wknds Salary based INCENTIVES AND COMPANY BENEFITS. Highway 35,671-0925 •Clerical on credentials & experience MECHANIC •Packers Call Or Terra, 741-9090. Days. Good Paid, Paid •Shipping Clerk Send Resume to: Holidays, paid vacation. -General Office Assembly DENIAL Receptionist/ hoipitalizstion. ft micfc pay staff Secretary Looking for warm, Call 741 9642 B»m 6pm Call for Interview friendly professional individual Jules Spradiner MfCHANIC/UIUVLH 20i-90t-0100 vork m a busy Middletown Oral Surgery office Experi- GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS, Nursery requires light me- ADMINISTRATOR ence with front desk duties, 1 REGISTER PLAZA, chanics and equipment opera- dental insurance, scheduling Ex penanced or inex- Challenging Job appointments and light typing SHREWSBURY NJ. 07702 perienced Call 946-4500 Administration of large syna- preferred but will train enthu- INCOME TAX gogue m Rumson Call Joan siastic business oriented indi- MESSENGER 842-1600 9am-5pm •iiii..ii Good salary, benefits Old Bridge based company 1 ADVERTISING and hours Call Cede at iuwt wwrturim/tf tmmrn action mnrnii needs person to run errands 671 5533 Must posses valid NJ SALES Drivers Licensed 566 3000 REPRESENTATIVE DRIVER ,r> loi Claire Directory Maior newspaper group m Middlesex and Monmoulh OPERATOR AFTER HOLIDAY CASH MOLD MAKER counties is looking lor retail For Cleaning Equipment Musi advertising person Experi- be 18 years of age. have a Mold maker for in|ection INCOME FRANK W. THOMAS ('IIARI.KS F. PETRY ence preferred but will train d NJ driver s license '6.00 HR + Commission Tiolds 7-10 years experience GORDON TAX RETURMS Ihe right person Candidate Steady employment with ben- equired to be pan ot the TAXES (PA must be self motivated and i Please call 787-1436 and team • Inditxlul • Pi'liwiftipt • CwpouiKd SCHWARTZ have the ability to develop wi'nn 9am ^ 3pm • lAX'KKII UN new accounts and increase Incentives We are a progressive com- FREE TELEPHONE crx t MBA Prepared by Tax Preparation I'HKI'AKATIOS existing business Salary plus pany with modern facilities/ Speculum; in Individual DRIVERS CONSULTATION Tax Planning . All III N'l'IM. commission Benefits pack- Pay those Holiday Bills by making equipment Located near GSP and Smjll Businesses age Come |Oin a growing (Liquid Transport) Career op. exit 105. we offer conjpetitve FEDERAL, N J. t N.T. company For appointment portunity Large national pro- telephone calls from our Shrewsbury pay scheduled overtime and MX RETURNS PREPARED Accounting Services SKKVK'KS Call Barbra Kalmanson pane gas company seeks ex- office. good benefits Call today, "ask Ruditz. Stuthmore Proteuwiil Buildinf perienced tractor trailer driver INDIVIDUAL t BUSINESS •KVKNIMi* 462 0292 Seeking telephone sales oriented lor Personnel Route 34. Mitawin SATI KDAV AVAIL eoe lor local bulk hauling opera- tions 2 years liquid hauling person to work 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM Murofr 566-1046 AIDE tot PreSchool Classes experienced required Highest KEPTEL 946-4591 946-8275 842-5373 Union Beach School Systems wages in the industry plus daily. 56 PARK ROAD Cier V> (is eipnwnu $83-1538 264 -5402 benefits TINTON FALLS, NJ a for Interview call 389-6800 Alfred Siajewifcl. MBA SYNERGY CORP TAX RETURNS JOHN CORCORAN AUTO BODY PERSON 755 5100 Mil Diane t | t omt'UMTT tfniwinrt Knot (km Oil I ified applicants lor the 1040- $35.00 REASONABLE RATES willing to work Serious FRY COOK WANTED position ol Office Asst • TnRitwn • Atdiii-n TAX PREPARATION mtnded only' JUH 583 737/ rtiii train responsible person CPA Will Make House Call. lor Ihe EOF Program • lii Punmni • Ftfuncul AND PLANNING Apply m person at Chicken Responsibilities in- 264-1949 CUOL.II- Broad St K«y[>ort For Appointment: AUTO clude performing • G«rw«l *ccoun|in| SmxH 3 North Parkview Terr OAL/QUY FRIDAY moderately complex ttttttnd 1 [*tmn| Apfmntm 222-3049 495-2359 SALES PERSON Busy Morganville oltice Good Come Join Our Grand Union Team clerical and typing du Al Tour Home Ol Olltte . Hazlef lies requiring inde- 495-3516 W 4 FORM I'll! HAW I) FREE Musi be experienced arid typing required, order proc-. Call 264-854] have ability to handle all as issing/billmg. tiling phones, pendent judgement perls ot selling aulos Oppor- etc Friendly almosphere Call Now hiring for our new food market HS grad is necessary tunity to work tor a highly rep- Ann 591 0500 or the equivalent utable company Apply v i lie n«w lax lathi! quired & apply lo Vilt & San F your Filippo. PO Box 6697 Red GOVERNMENTJOBS. and automatic wage increases. 184 Hwy. 34 Matawan, N.J. 07747 Bank. NJ 07701 $16,040- $59,230 /yr Now Hiring 805 687-6000 Ext R- For appointment & Interview- OFFICE PERSON American Institute of Reasonable rates. TAX 2111 for currunl federal lisl We have an immediate open- ng lor a qualified person to BUSDRIVER GROUNDS MAINTENANCE apply in person Certified Public Accountants Colts Neck Township School assist m various otlice re- PRACTICE LANDSCAPING sponsibilities Typing and a District Attractive benefit Laborers- $6 00/hr, Supervi- MON-SAT 11:00 6:00 Individual • Business • Fiduciary package Position available pleasant telephone manner s&s sors S'JOO/hr 576J911 HERE immediately Call 462-2687 lor an important part ot this application EOE __ lluUI < I [ ANING SERVICE THE GRAND UNION nanent lull lime position ise contact Aa.ron Rassas Call 583-5500 7.19 2632 542-1700 CASHIER FOR MONMOUTH COUNTRY Seeking lull-time part time We 35 .ilRaitas Ponliac 395 Broad R*d Bank convenience store employees Starting Salary St Rad Bank 741 5180 2 days A 2 nights 842-9608 $7hr , make your own hours Twinbrook Ave leav* name & phone ', Car a must Call Feather Dus Middletown, N.J. 07748 CLEANERS ters 530-5352 lot large cleaning service in Middletown Full & part time 957-6035 or 864• 1900 GOOD BUY AD CLEANERS Full and Part Time for Atlantic | Say Goodbye to those extra items cluttering up your closets or the extra car in the Highlands Area EOE Cfltn-600-392-6946 EXTRA driveway with our: CLEANING HELP Excellent pay. plus bonuses & J p.titi vacations Transporta- GOOD BUY AD GOOD BUY AD COUPON tion provided & company cars I Great hours, great boss. Tram J to be a professional team| Listen, Professionals! Example of ad correctly written: cleaner w/lha best in the busi- 4 LINES 10 TIMES $14.40 ness MOLLY MAID 741-6551 CLERICAL • Entry Level posi- Opportunity's Knocking... *3.60 each additional line IAIRIO1 17181 I IQIRIEIAIT. iBlUlYl- tiQfi available tor bright indi- vidual with cheerful personal- ity. Call Arleen James for YOU CAN PLACE AND PREPAY appointment (201)671-51 n | YOU CAN REACH OVER 180,000 READERS (TUBS or Thurs only) YOUR AD BY FILLING OUT THE THROUGH YOUR LISTING IN S55b CLERICAL |2|8|O|0| IFIHRIM • 6 • Position open tor efficient per- GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPER'S GOOD BUY COUPON. 12 son with good typing skills CRT experience heKul Com- YOUR AD WILL APPEAR IN: ADS MUST BE PUNCTUATED PROPERLY. pany paid benefits Excellent | opportunity for advancement Leave one space between each word. 566-0700 PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY THE REGISTER/INDEPENDENT AND THE MONMOUTH MESSAGE SWIM POOL Reaching Over 62,000 HOMES. SALE YOUR LISTINGS WILL APPEAR 4 TIMES A WEEK DISTRIBUTOR • WEDNESDAYS IN THE REGISTER • PRIVATE PARTY MERCHANDISE OVERSTOCK • WEDNESDAYS IN THE INDEPENDENT OR AUTO FOR SALE ADS ONLY. 31 Ft x 19 Ft O.D. • FRIDAYS IN THE MONMOUTH MESSAGE Class)(ication: family sittd, above • CAN BE CANCELLED - NO REFUND • SUNDAYS IN THE REGISTER Name ground pool w/ • MUST BE PREPAID huge sundeck, Address • SEND CHECK OR MONEY ORDER TO: fence, filter, pump, Town: Zip: ladder, etc. NOW ONLY $9M CALL 542-1700 Phone C0MNITI The Register* Independent • Monmouth Message THE REGISTER The Register • Independent • Monmouth Message • Greater Media Newspapers 1 REGISTER PLAZA blllkUe Greater Media Newspaper Tel free SHREWSBURY, N.J. 07702 _J l-MO-332-SWIM 12B The (Register WEDNESDAY, JAN .25, 1989

035 Help Wanted 036 Help Wanted 036 Help Wanted T 046 General 048 General 060 Garage/Yard Full Time Part Time Part Time 043 Appliances 047 Furniture Merchandise Merchandise Sale 064 Lost And Found 110 Auto lor Sale FIREWOOD DODGE OMNI 82 TELEPHONE SURVEV CREW LOST *1OO REWARD Calico Spin A Delivered WALL UNIT/Room O.v.der 4 dr. am/fm, needs 243 gear $7. par hour. 10 people DINING TABLE FREE Educational Toys fo MATAWAN 9 Cenler Ave (be Manx cat. no tail, black/white DESK CLERK for sale Asking $100 or be A orange Answers to Casey As is $500 firm 60 000 mi needed lo do telephone sur- 229 6345 or 741-7072 And 4 chrs . colonial style Ei your'children jusi by hostess hind Maiawan Lumber) Sat Howard John ton Lodge olfer 566-4737. 566-9393 Lost near parkview Apis 767-5312 ASSISTANT MANAGE veys from The Register's cellenl cond $400 264-9174 ing a Discovery Toy Party Sun Jan ?B ft 29.9-4 immediate opening for wei Have home party or boo Cheesequake 583-7830 ends (3 11pm) Saturday Office. Hours 5 30 to 8 30p< 044 Computers WEIGHT STACK MACHINE Contents of home DODGE SHADOW B7 20,000/YEAR parly Call Sharon a 1502 0652 East Coast Body Pro-Pack Sunday Year round positu starling January 30. 5 nights' GENERAL ELECTRIC Lette FURNITURE SALE Auto Turbo. Sun Roof, Air week 4 6 weeks Conlac Positions, 235 pounds, 065 Pets & Livestock Excellent Condition $7 600 Apply in person Quality Printer w/Commodore 5pce bdrm set. coffee A en IBMSELECTRtC 061 Auctions Painl store/wholesale Jane or Stan in Circulate Excellent Condition Must se 727-5569 Alier 6 pm No phone calls please Atari interface NEVER USED tables, day bed set + ii Typewriter, execellent cond PUBLIC AUCTION CALICO LONG HAIRED center no weekends 571-4547 7S0 Highway 35 542 4000 Ask.ng$150 671 8417 re 291-9285 after 6 30pi lion $150 747-6757 atte Thursday. Jan. 26th, 7pm PERSIAN iFree to a good FORD FAiRLANE- 65 351 Painting contractor or Mlddtotown Equal Opportunity Employer 3pm or leave message WHEELCHAtR N*w ad|ust Point Plsssanl Borough home BLUE POINT PERSIAN cleve 3 spd, p/s. air. clean paint store ex pen $150" 842-8623 After 7pm 045 Clothing BEAUTIFUL LIGHT FIXTURES ble cane and shower seat , Fire Co. #1. m/out $700 787-6704 enced preferred We excellent condition C DISPATCHER TYPIST FUR- Ladies Luxurious Coat nily room furniture- Whi Unusual wrought iron/glas * Hwy. 68 ft Canal DALMATION PUP for sale olfer excellent fringe 2Q1 390 1273 alter 6pm FORD FAIRMONT benefits Please call Part-time nights. 5pm-9pm ALASKAN SEAL COAT tional Lighted round ony hanging lamp $55 . Umqu Point Pleasant, NJ Asking $350 AKC registered STATION WAGON 78 See Thursday s paper for h< John Romanofl. 536 ON-CALL Monday-Friday Need immedt exquisite Norwegian Fox col coftee table White Formic jught iron/glass swag lam WOOD STOVE Call 739-9202 Good Condition $700 Monmouth College seeks in ately. good pay Call 758 0045 $45 unusuaql crystal A soli ing Colonel Bob Randolph 6B00. FlNNAREN & lar Size 9/10 Sacrifice S200 Clothes Closet Small ' Good condition $ 100 FREE-Fnendly Morris like or Best Offer 583-5461 HALEY PAINTS Suite viduals to work in our Poll SECRETARV Call 363 3816 wnnd/wrought iron occasiona ass tawble lamp w/pleale Auctioneer 201-223-6938 Call 747-2007 male cat. needs new home FORD GRANADA 81 300E 300 Campus Department on an on-c Typing A Computers a table 946-0815 after 6pm silk shade. $45 Call 363-3616 MINK JACKET Size 7. Parke Call 530-1128 4 cyl. new tires. 126.000 mi Onve Morganville basis Incumbent will or CPA office in Matawan. 9-12 049 Merchandise 062 Flea Markets/ base station, reaeve A style Must sell $125 Ca MEDIA ROOM Exc cond must sell $700 or best offer NJ Equal Opportunity Monday-Friday 566-7671 Sofa loveseat chair, otioma Bazaars 066 Personals Employer M/F calls Monitor (ransmissio 566-7442 MOVING Wanted 642 5629 after 6pm from county radio and ad WAITRESSES/WAITERS-Mi Ibis All for $350 741-5898 CLARKS Flea Market, USA WEDDING GOWN • With vei ABORTION? FORD MUSTANG 76 V-6, cent departments Maun. St apply in person Middle MANY GOODIES AAA ANTIQUES We buy A National Dictionary Book o Finest A private medical Size 16 Orig $600 Must se SECRETARY DESK 60 i FORD 71 F-100 pick up V-B Fmnaren & Haley Pamls appropriate files and recor n Howard Johnson, TV ANTENNA (Brand New anything old. 1 pc lo enti Flaa Markets 4 Wholesalers dines. Call 1 600 3210575 $250 or best offer 495-3908 i a return Best Otter Each $400 767-6926 SALES A pertorm misc . clerical la tween hours 2-6pm 257 6866 Legal 4 Drawer File Tools contents "Lav* Allies $7.50 per copy, postage . FEMALE — 22, WITH Immediate opening (or an requires* Individual will Toys Many other items Jus Bas*m«nts".Call 264-3130 handling included. 495 4090 FORD MUSTANG 67 6 cyl WAITRESS/WAITER SOFA A CHAIR EXCELLENT PHYSIQUE, aniViuSiasilC person to s for holidays, vacations " WINTER " call 946 0615 after 6 pm it Baskin Robbms 739-984 Excellent condition $2500 or time Weekends a must 5 EXCELLENT CONOITION ask for Uncle Joe Appraisal ATTRACTIVE, A ENERGETIC, both new and used cars f lime Successful Candida MINK PAW COAT BLACK 063 Instruction/ best offer Call 787-0279 10pm Apply m person Ar " SALEII" 175 CALL8B8-01BB LOOKING FOR FEMALE the counties oldest Pom must be reliable A atert. ha mas Family Restaurant. 25 Excellent condition, fits 10-14 well modulated voice and b 30'. 70*. OFF A SSS DAYS WATER BEO twin size com Tutoring COMPANION 18 24 YEARS FORD MUSTANG 79 • am/im Agency This i| a permane Highway 36. N Middletoi $275 GOAT FUR JACKET Or Flyer collector pays CASI stereo. 8 cyl. good cdndition aDle to monitor several r TWICE BUT NICE plete Price Reasonable J OLD OF SAME NATURE. position with above averac, No phone calls please fits 8 10 $75 583-5321 Appraisals Repairs 681-901 DOES YOUI1 CHILD $1,200 495-0603 earning potential All benef A telephones at Ihe Consignment Shop Twin Matress 495-3730 have trouble learning'' 3893210 including demonstrator, ha time Applicants should app WAREHOUSE INVENTpRY 76 l 'HI St Fair Haven MOVING Must sell A HOUSE FULL or 1 Item! Many do To find out why WANTED: COMPANION FORD PINTO 79 pitili/ation (ii.iiii sharing et at the olfice of Human R CLERK - High School grad 19 N Bridge St. Red Bank 048 General 55 Gallon Aquarium Con Used turn, antiques, A an Call for testing by a r Schizophrenic Daughter 2 door Good condition $400 Previous selling expenen sources, Monmouth Colleg iate Experience in stock plete with everything Askmc hing old Don Paul 888 8377 LEARNING DISABILITIES weekends during day, t 2 291-2054 prefered but not neccesa Cedar Avenue, W. Lon room valid NJ license Physi 046 Firewood Merchandise $275 Call 583-9160 SPECIALIST irs 3 evenings during FORD Tempo GL 87 Contact Aaron Rassas f Branch, NJ 07764. EOE A/A cally able to perform heavy ALL LIONEL TRAINS MIXED HARD WOOD ANNUAL SALE-50°oOFF NEED SOMEONE lo pick up TUTORING also available week Red Bank area Send 16,000 miles 4 door Auto . CONFIDENTIAL interview duties Call 988-7736 SEASONED Or Flyer Top cash appraisa Reply to DRIVER - Needed part time Second Hand Lil s 24 Broad my ride on-mowar and rapal . 566-5975 a/c am/fm Mint condition RASSAS PONTIAC 395 Bro» 2 years Split A delivered Price no object. 946-2893 Greater Media Newspapers drive 2 children, must ha' St Keyport NJ Jan19-Jan31 he engine Call 747 1050. DRUM INSTRUCTION $6,700 Call 495-1256 St Red Bank 741-51B0 $120 per full cord ATTENTION: Cash for you t Register Plaza own car $5 /hr plus e WHOLESALE With Bob Butterfield Pnval Call 291-4553 BASEBALL CARDS NORGE - Refrigerator/Neve lold, diamonds. Simone . GRAND PRIX V6 80 penses Call 291-5191 studio. VCR, 4 track recordm PO Box 314 SALES Potential 6 figure a Topps Donruss. Score, " st. 2 doors. 7 yrs. old Jewelry, Mon. Mall 389 904 Full power. 62.000 miles, FLORIST facilities $10 per 'i hr $U Shrewsbury NJ 07702 tmal income Set your o« DRIVERS 984 1989, Sets, wax I good cond asking $150 othei a/c.am/lm $1,600 'ositions available for Driver 047 Furniture BEFORE YOU HAVE per hour 747-5289 WITNESS-anyone who sa hours Love ,what you d School Vans & Buses vender box singles specia terns Call 872-1162 betweer 787-2453 ighi Warehouse work & AN I IQUE DresstM wickei YOUR SALE) accident on Hance near River Wmk p.nt/lull time 530-4941 sets A supplies Local deiive 10am-2pm or after 7-9pm DRUM INSTRUCTION Office work Flexible hours BUFFET antique white color. CALL SECOND HANO LIL Rd Fair Haven Dec 26 At HONDA ACCORD 81 4 dr or shipped 583 7915 10 10. With Bob Butterfield Private : -I AM: TRESS Expenenc SCHOOL VANS Good pay 7870202 PLUMBER* POWER VICE 264 0777 or 264-8615 2.36 pm, Please call 295-4231 5sp. good cond 60.000 mi 291-5296 studio. VCR 4 track recording with better dresses Goo BOYS BIKE - 16m excellen Oster model 435 Large set $1600 Alter 4pm. 747-5653 Starting pay Cat! 739-3667 037 Babysitting/ BASSETT Solid maple table, cond . $20 colonial coffee ling tanks w/hose Regula BUY MACHINERY, POWE facilities $10 per 'j hr $15 chairs A huich $250 Perego ble . dark pine top needs red ors propane tanks w/hose i Hand Tools of all kinds hour 747-5289 067 Psychics ISU2U 84 Impulse 2 dr New $8.00,'perhr Childcare carriage $50 842-0858 etc Calf Ray 774 5239 brakes A battery Cruise con- mshing $75 Slide projector IDS 776-5284 anytime JOSEPH SOVATHY PIANO MRS. SYLVIA SECRETARY- A HOLMDEL Mother and for Inneywell Auto Sharp w/. trol Call 787-4382 after 7pm All automatics 4-6 hrs pe BEDROOM SET - Complete LESSONS. BEGINNER. AD PSYCHIC READER ays Snow tires 165/80D/13 REDECORATING $ TOOLS WANTED S school day. mer teacher will provide child lattress A box spring incl fi VANCED, POP. JAZZ, CLAS Advisor on all problems of life MAZDA RX 7 63 BOOKKEEPER i?jw/w $40 pr , (1) h/w $10 Ballon Curtains.4 multi col Cash paid for all types of too care 888-1157 or 888-1160 size Asking $175 566-2827 SICAL. 264 3335 Tarot Cards. Astrology. Palm Exccond Asking $6,000 Self-motivation person f 1 year 495-9307 ored Windsor Chairs 6 en A machinery Power/ manua SCHOOL BUSES CHILD CARE IN ABERDEEN Crystals 872-1808. day 949-2999 business office to as si BEDROOM SET 9 pes glish reproduction pine Call anytime 776 52B4 10 yrs exp Provides meals 2104 Kings Hwy.Oakhurst School Business Admimstr :jueen platform bed S350 CB REGENCY INFORMER ible-drop leaf antique 064 Lost And Found MAZDA 323 68- Maroon >nacks Refs 566-3753 (behind Denny s) tor - 12 months Knowledge Also Dining room (able 40 channels 1 year old )ine|from British antique 060 Garage/Yard FOUND Black kitten behini FROM $9.50 to • "Dp) String Shadea lump 493-0666 word-procssmg steno typ EXPERIENCED MOM will ba chairs, glass A metal. $125 Includes Antenna Synlrex. Industrial Way. Eat Only 7,000 milesl .amps-porcelain (from loca Sale Available for Parties ing filing and bookkeeping re by sit in her Keuport home Call 291-2349 alter 6pm Asking $70. 872 8942 ontown 542-t500lrom9-5 Like New $700 A take over p shop) Fabric-bolts quired Excellent bene 7im ' CENTRAL A/C New 3 ton sys ARE YOU WISHING for an es - Call 544-0332 1)1 DROOM SET tever used, lots of blues ate sale? We run one all th OUND BLACK MALE LAB Please forward resume $10.50, includes all parts for mos 105 Boats For Sale HOLMDEL - Child care in my 2 bureaus full bed $200 747-5914 8 30-12 noon ime at the Lone Arrange Air. White chest Found later then February 13 198= Peasant work, full year or o nun", $1 380 Installatior tome, nursing experience in- Relrig 14 cu It S200 Moto Outlet sola bed. Victoria Foodtown Uiddletown CHRYSLER 17 Fiberglass to Robert Tbrantolo every summer Holidays an lie iirranijcicl 'j/t 1353 int/toddlers 946-4260 • ft < han $200 842-7428 RIDER TRACTOR Sears 8HP sofa, girls • bedroom, lots 671-1298 105 HP w/Chrysler motor, full School Bus Admmistratoi leekends off guarantee Sattery start 36 cut New en- canvas w/trailer A radio CONTENTS OF HOUSE SALE dressers modern oak v MERCEDES BENZ '86 190E West Long Branch .-it. every year Pay weekly MOTHER OF. 3 - Willing to BLACK HUTCH • A battery Exc cond FOUND-LABRADOR S3 000 Must sell 290-7848 Board of Education Requirements — everyda laby sit in her Cliffwood 2 double doors, drawers, • : very thing must go Dining inn. bar. dining room, and ou Male Young ye|low Dark Auto, p/seats, anti-lock $450 Call 363-3816 amous dollar department S 135 Locust Avenue dependability good driver Beach home Meals included. ige Wrought Iron table 4 oom living room bedroorr rown collar with metal hook GRADY WHITE 20 brakes, sunrool. silver metal Shrewsbury Ave . Red Bank West Long Branch WE pay all Costs of obtainm Basonable rates 566-2827 :hairs $250 787-1375 ets paintings, plants A much .NOWBLOWER- 2 STAGE '( II my of Oak Hill Rd Walk around 170 HP. FWC ic exterior grey interior, low Wed-Sat. 9-3pm Sun 12-4pm N J 07764 (AEOE) rour special license A giv lore January 27th. 8-2pm Self propelled 4 hp engine Midd/Red Banh 671-6805 /O Trailer, naw canvas A m Call alter 6pm. 536-9172 MOTHER OF 2 -Willing to iONTENTSOF HOME an 28th. 29ih 9-Spm 46 Cast iron block Heavy duty .iiii-fi sounder Must see complete training FAIR HAVEN MERCEDES BENZ 85 190E SECRETARY- Part tmie7~Fu babysit in my own home In ' Bedroom sets living room A/ashington Ave . Leonardo t.ifdly used Asking $400 $100 REWARD Calico Mam £9 000 Call 946 0524 time Good phone skills Typ ludes hot meals and play- sideboard, washer A 60 Chestnut St Househol No tail Black, white A Beige/beige interior Fully Apply now m person loll Applotunl 566-7261 alter 6pm loaded Low mileage Exc ing bookkeeping purchasing me Ask tor Mane495-5517 Irye refrigerator, etc By ap 18 — Living room set. orange Answers to CASEY' MAKO 76 Fiberglass, ne MURPHY BUS SERVICE 350 Chevy I B w/radio. list cond 116.500 530-5950 Word processing a plus Bi omtment only 774-8870 TOOL BOXES FOR bedroom sets. rug. coffe Lost near Parkview Apis Rte 35 A Longwood Ave MOTHER OF 1 YR OLD • inder. easy loader trailer, dual eiitl Excellent advancemen OUCH A CHAIRfWing Back •ck up (ruck 8 ft with ra SNOW SHOVEL ible. chairs A dishes Cheesequake 583-7830 MUSTANG II 75 Middleiown. 9am-bpm ookmg to care lor your child axle Asking $6,500 290-7846 Call Nancy 741-6102 Colonial Style Upholstered in 250 495-3168 alter 4pm Toro electric Like new $50 Saturday- 1/28 9am-3 30pm V-6.ps. air cond . needs some ill or part time in your home LOST DOG - Gray schnauze EXTRA EARNINGS- solid moss green Good cond Call 583-2431 706-0627 with white markings Lost on work Asking $550 495-6429 PAY HOLIDAY BILLSI Asking $100 Call 787-6237 DININ'G ROOM TABLE 110 Autos for Sale SECURITY GUARD Front St in Red Bank RE NISSAN STANZA 83 Hatch- Jeed people 10-15 (lexibl NEEDED FOR t YEAR OLD. 3 ihog 5 chairs ALSO solid TOVE — Buck Wood A CURA LEGEND 8G 4 Public School 3pm-11 pm iours/wh Up to $100 WARD' Call eves 758-84 H back, auto. a/c. low mileage, DAYS A WEEK REFER- COUCH- 9 French Provincial iliog pedestal table A side .i,)! burning ur insert Brand Jto Silver, sun root $11! 5 day week S5 50 an hour 300 /wk Call 747-6688 ard Must see' ST. JUDE'S HOVEU days 634-4743 original owner Asking S285O NCES REQUIRED 747-7137 uitrd back Beige w/plasiic t;w w/hfetime warranty mi 35.000 mi 905 0100 Call 739-3092 42-5490 after 5 May the Sacred Head of overs Like new $650 675 .. 747-1926 LOST DOQ- While male 1 yi week 972-0378 w/ends Alan SUPERVISOR Full Tin RELIABLE Babysitter wanted Call 363-8720 after 6 pn Jesus be adored, glori- old. Bicheon Fnse answers lo OLDS DELTA 88- 79 4 dr EXTRA $ o come to my Belford home TOOL BOXES FOR TABLE PADS Custom Made ATTN - Oov t Homes from $1 days per week for Red Ban fied, loved and preserved Snowball Missing since Jan runs great Needs some minor DECK- Kneehole Pine Large U-repairj Delinquent tax area Experience m buildin or 2< 2 year old, potty trained k up Truck 6 ft with racks Factory Direct-Low Cost throughout the world now 19 Holmdel/Colts Neck area $6.00-$7.S0/Hr n size Fine condition Asking bodywork $760 462-8236 cleaning and supervision c 1 787-8855 250 495-3168 alter 4pm Call 363-7977 and forever. Sacred heart Call 946-8914 >roperty Repossessions Call lo you need extra $ for ihi 75 566-7261 after 6pm cleaning people Must be abl White insulate TV ZENITH 25" COLOR of Jesus, have mercy 02 838-6885 Ext GH-127 uiKi.iy,' Relax we have the RESPONSIBLE. Loving in APES .OST in Highlands Grey OLDSMOB.ILE OMEGA 76 lo interact with top manage DINING ROOM - 8pce Perfect od. curtains, white sheer Vllll er'eci part time |Ob for yoi Mother of 3 will care for your Ami condition 19B6 model upon us. Sf. Jude help of abby cat About 11 yrs old ATTN - Gov t seized vehicles ment l 800 392 6948 EOE ize for small dining area Ex- od 550 Call 542-7896 305 Chevy engine new ex- arn a good salary, with flex hild in her Keyport home Ac- Remote control Best offer the hopeless, pray for us. Jot wearing license, but has orn SI00 Fords Mercedes vities A meals 583-4116 ellentcond $600 918 0365 ver $350 Deadline is 1/30 haust and front end $400 TEACHER ASSISTANTS - Fo le hours taking inventory to DRYER GAS ~" Say this prayer 9 times a lea collar Dedawed in i HI vi-iit". Chevys Surplus , 9pm 741-0631 Call 787-7392 4 30pm-7 30pm Day Care Cenler. $4 75/hi • •I.HI stores Paid training t DINING ROOM 11 PIECE Like new $150 day for 9 days. By the 8th paws Any info call 872-0097 Buyers Guide 1-602-8" WILL BABYSIT in my home OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS plus benefits Call 741 4313 oom tor advancement Fo radilional By Bernhardt DINING ROOM SET day your prayers will be 8B85 Ext A-127 Any age. meals provided Call WIN STROLLER - Good .OST Male Cocker Spaniel on CIERA 83 lore info call 972 8698 EOE lo at 739-4140 -I .-iii'iii condition Must see able. 6 .CM.nr •. Hutch. Buffet ontl $60. baby A children answered. Publication TEACHER ASSISTANTS • Fo dam St Keyport Answers to BED-Brand new double bed aw milage. Auto. air. cas- 3500 706-0639 ?50 872 9557 After 6pm luthes $1 A up Baby car- must be promised. It has Day Care Center $4 75/hi GENERAL OFFICE WORK -UK) Ruward 264 4973 lesser $400 Loveseat $250 sette Excellent condition ei s $5ea 787-3715 never been known to fall. pc kitch set $150 Apt Elec plus benefits Call 741-4313 i Little Sifver Insurance 038 Domestic Help DINING ROOM set Med style FIREPLACE $4,200 5300976 Agency, Good opportunity lo Thank you St Jude. LOST small white dog love $450 Call 739 1053 TITLE EXAMINER COMPANION/AIDE lor elderly pcs. table w/leat 2 arm 4 tidcial with built-in stereo Microwave. Brand new iturning homemaker wit /brown on back A head V PLYMOUTH DUSTER-72 Experienced Licensed pi ady from t0am-2pm 5 days a ide chair China server, paid icellent condition $300 cn sofa bed Must sell Call BONNEvULE Brougham 86 Iking skills A willingness 1 P.A.I. •fntv of Harmony Ave A Wai 6 cyl auto 80.000 mi very ferred Send resume to P 0 week and every Saturday 3100 Sale$1750 739-1050 264-6044 47 0721 V6 4 IK Vinyl top. p/s. p/b, • am Call Ml 2B38 en PI Reward 495 0049 dependable $450 264-6534 BOH 869 Malawan NJ 07747 urn 10am<8pm Car A reler- p/locks. am/lm stereo 1OUSE K( fPm to de.i nces required Call 758-0693 ass Inter PLYMOUTH Grand Coupe 73 THAVEL AGENT- Highly pro oin.> A do laundry 1 day a Asking $7.500 741-5898 1 owner Auto p/s. p/b. air. lessionat Red Bank Of tic >eek Own transportation ninnc Apnun 7* ' great conditiod n $550 PPassed seeks experienced leisur COMPANION eferences Call 536 1879 agent with computer reserva For elderly woman, cloo^aaSoO-te^ve'good ""•'"••>•««>" B7MB27 don experience destmatio LABORER ight house keeping. 2-3 days ondHion $450 291-4513 PLYMOUTH SAPPORO 83 Knowidege and client follow Time in house |Ob lor dis week. Available to sleep Exc cond Silver. 5 sp, a/c. | BUICK LeSabre Sport Coup sun roof, am/'m cass $2900 ing. Mid-week day oil sched ition of circulars i a few weekends a yeai 72, VB All pwr air. am/fm ule Sue or Sandy 741-5080 Own transportation Call 747-7227 ewspapers Fork Lift exp Business Directory cass Runs well $575 or best elpful 15-20 hours per week References required offer Call 787 1808 PONTIAC TRANS AM 79 ^r"ET ASSISTANT am-12 noon Wed mornings all 671-9173 or 671-6431 75,000 mi, p/w. p/s p/b F/T A P/T Positions A DAILY GUIDE TO BUSINESS SERVICES (her hours negotiable OAWEL DOMESTIC AGENCY am/lm cass 403 - 4bb Lou Available No experience pply Jurses Aide Ederly care wers dual exhaust $3000 or neccessary mquireat GREATER JERSEY PRESS fousekeepers Child care heM offer 583 1279 Berg Animal Hospital Connerty Court Call 339 9340 BUICK PARK AVE. 85 4 dr HWY 34 Malawan East Brunswick 071 Building & 081 Lawn Care/ sedan - leather int. Auto, p/s PORSCHE 944 86 Blk w/red _ 566-6550 254-7000 HOUSEKEEPER 076 p/b, p/w. p/dr locks, p/seals interior MINT cond Priced to Remodeling 072 Carpentry Cleaning Service Landscaping 086 Painting sell at $18,500 Call 222-3746 easonable rates Free esti am/fm case, tilt wheel. EKC ASSAGE THERAPISTS ates A Rel s 688-9697 Additions Siding Roofing WAITER/ MYRCAL SIGNATURE ENTERPRISE INTERIOR/EXTERIOR SUZUKI 87 - Samuan erttfication preferred Must Decks - Windows - Doors CARPENTER cond. inside A out. Low CLEANING SERVICE Commercial/Residential Land No job loo big or small Free 6 000m i good condition e people Long Branch 229- LIVE IN COMPANION R. B. Jr. BUILDERS; 30 years exp All kinds ol re milfls. Ashing S8995. Cal WAITRESS Quality Office Cleaning scaping Stone, sod. retaining Musi sell $7 000 741 6267 010 A Marlboro 972 0772 or elderly woman assist lighg t pairs Doors decks, trim etc I -.1 K.A.F Pointert. 264 6406 946 9530. after 6pm. Call 741-9140 walls, custom designing, Water Haven Spa ousekeeping Free oom A QUICK 80 - V6. fully loaded 5 Days, Mon-Fri. Ni>|(ihtoo small 747-5023 decks, maintenance contracts INTERIOR PAINTING TOYOTA Tercel 80 5 Spd t.mi + modest salary BOSS CONSTRUCTION PREFERRED CLEANING Work mghis A wknds for busi i . ciicr.t running condition 2 Dr Air. rear del. am/lm cass CARPENTER available Call (609)971 0584 earisburg 257-2146 Local builder for 20 yrs Addi Your needs am our concern. MOSS or homes Call Frank Call 536 9641 after 6pm 82.000 mi Many new pans MEDICAL ASSISTANT 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE tions alterations, remodeling Home, Office A Construction 758 i /."J Free Estimates CADILLAC De Ville 78 No rust $1400 741-9235 Pleasani working conditions ght typing tiling answering HORE CLEANING- Reliable Fully insured Free estimates ervice Free Estimates INSURED- FREE ESTIMATES Insured A Bonded 389 6251 062 Lawn Mower Extra Clean $2,200 Must see Breakfasi ft lum ii FreehoN lories Good patient repore Call Guy 787-1418 INTERIOR PAINTING VOLKS WAGON Rabbit 61 coffee shop Good pay plui iproximately 28 hours a 787-1386 295-2432 SPARKLE Cleaning Service Repair A SPACKLING No job «B8 4285. 741-3676 6pm Diesel Exc cond New cylinder tips Can Bud sek Possible LPN position CUSTOM CARPENTRY CLEAN FAST QUALITY Commercial/Residential Ex- Srnall Very efficient 747-1810 CAMAMO Z2B 81 Excellen head. Needs head gasket all 264-0086 Monday TUBS 39 Situations Interior A exterior WORKMANSHIP AT A REA perienced A reliable We clean condition. $5 000 lirm $460 or best olfer 291-7452 431-9022 ay Thursday oi Friday Specializing in small jobs ANTHONY MICHAELS Paint Wanted SONABLE COST. 222-1672 Ihe best, so you can rest Free ?91 2215gr 219-0049 Between lOam-ipm Call Dan 679-2620 ing A Carpentry- Call VOLKSWAGON SUPER 74 WAITER/WAITRESS estimate 686-1619 - 566-6149 ABSOLUTE CLEANING CYPRESS CONTRACTING misestimate 842 4431 CHEV E NOVA 71 Full A Part Time CUSTOM CARPENTRY Inte A&B MEDICAL.OFFICEHELP Hard Working, Dependable. Remodeling, editions, bath S A 8 CLEAN UP Autu Good running condition CLASSIC Weekdays and nights week nor A exterior Specializing in LAWN MOWER REPAIR ature person for front desk Reasonable Rates. rooms our specially. For job Garages body needs work $175 Original owner Excellent con- .•nil-, and holidays Apply small |obs Call Dan 679-2520 REASONABLE HATES M. CAFONE PAINTING xperience preferread Com For your home or office: done the right way. 583-6326 Homes best offer 888 8296 dition 566-7261 after 6pm Rumson Country Club t6l iir' experience or will tram GENERAL REPAIRS. No jobs PICK-UP A DELIVERY Quniity Inienor/Extenor References Available Construction Debris VOLVO DL 62 2 door Stan Rumson Rd Rumson 11 2pn oIrmlci area Please re too small Experienced Free PAINTING i.HI VEI 'I 86 Pat 747-1002 ED DAY Yard Work dard A overdrive 58 000 mi )ond Estimates Fully Ins 2S1-8504 Light Hauling 787-6849 Sheelrock A Carpentry work Blue, automatic A/C AM/FM WAITRESSES/ WAITERS orKathyS30 2176 (•..II M;»k TOQAY" 495-2331 Like New'$5.795 542-7112 The Register CONSTRUCTION G.J.R. Home Improvements Trees - Shrubs Only 30 000 miles Excellen Serving food A liquor Day I Quality builders since 1945 083 Masonry Box » 356 T YOUH WISH Home Ser Carpentry, handyman work, PAINTING CONTRACTOR condition Asking S3 750 739 Night Shift Apply in person ces.ls hie hectic'' Always on Over 1000 satisfied custom- 1 Register Plaza decks, wallpapering, vinyl sid- "Big Or Small- We Do It All" ACCURATI Affordable Painting, wall papering, 973/ alter 5pm VOLVO GLE 740 '86 The Coppei Kettle Restau le run? No lime for cleaning' ers Alterations A remodeling l ireplaces A Mason Work o Shrewsbury. NJ 07701 ing, windows A doors All spraying, power washing. In Wagon Silver metallic, black rant Red Banh Ve run errends A do domesti specialists Call 741 1144 Free Fully l very Desi nption 747-0721 h forms of interior A exterior re- lerior/Extenor 671-8805 leathor inter . sunroof, a/c. WAI mi Ssl S/CASHII R! leaning 495-6293 we II send Estimates Insured oof rack fully loaded jump YPPELVSOMS CONST pairs Large A small George A 1 MASON High mileage. Dut runs good BUS BOYS - Full or pad-lin NURSE RN-LPN Ou a Genie with a magic lamp PAINTING A PAPERING seat, am/fm cass . low mi . ex- T 3 11pm No frills avail Additions decks hit bsmnts. 495-5049 Steps sidewalks custom Best offer over S500 Flexible hours Apply m pi 3 K'S CLEANING Uullors cleaned A repaired In cellent cond $17,000 Call ule FIN $14 per hour LPN OOKKEEPING College grac bthrms. painting Free estima- tirick work eic Call Gary Call 2!9-9493_after 3pm sort Eatontown Fishery 171 leB/Cully insured 767-1810 Residential/Commercial Ihe hpui Rel 264-7966 0 45 per hour. Flexible •tit 6 years experience Cal .it 571 4053 or 45876B4_ 630-5369 nt.- 35 f atontown HOME CRAFTSMAN - Car Insured After 5. 495-5276 P A B Papering A Painting CMIVLITE 79 Looks A runs chpdule to suit your needs 29-5520, 9am- 12 30pm EXCAVATINQ Footing pentry woodwork, jobs done CAMPANELLA Beautiful professional work well Best otfet. Please cal VOLVO 244DL 77 4 Dr 5 Spd WAITRESSES WAiii Rj a>lel Manor Care ' Cenler addi A new concrete or Licensed Practical Nurse with precision Job too big for 078 Electrical CONSTRUCTION ftuliable many local reference Bltei Spin 787-3767 '/overdrive. 4 wheel disc WANTED Expel Dd v. Call Mrs Hill RN DON stone 'eways Belgian looking for private patients you' Too small for others? Brick, Block. Concrete. Walks i ree estimates 225 1421 brakes, air No rust Runs Cottage Inn Keyporl Call lo 264 5800 AMPCO ELECTRIC CO. I MIVV CAPRI 76 13 years experience block curbs 222 8462 K Soderlund. 566-29/1 i>vf>s Paltos & Foundation All well Asking$1.000 842 5740 rtppomtmeni 264 1264 iob loo small Low rates QUALITY PAINTING Runs S300 easonable 566 7433 FULL LINE Phases ol Masonry VW GOLF- 85 diesel. 5 spd. 4 JOHNNYS BUILDERS Licence »8977 739-8797 Interior A I Menur Ne.it red B72-1356_ WAITRESS WAirf R NURSE RN-LPN FFICE CLEANER • Small ol HOME IMPROVEMENTS Construction 758-6268 p/s beige 60.700 mi ONE CALL DOES IT ALL .ihii! Fuiiy insured 57i tsi? i HEW CavalHH 6/ 4 dooi CLEANING PERSON T 7-3pm 3-11pm No frills ces cleaned Excellent rales NO JOB TOO SMALL BEST ELECTRIC REPAIR BUILD A Waterproof Asking $3500 8720627 iibtom Auto Fully loaded PANTRYPLRSON ailable RN $14 per hour all Mrs Martin 495-4689 FREE EST. CALL 739 9607 842-7392 Lie No 6273 Fast depend- lt"i k stone & concrete work A[i|)'v in person alter 2 pm PN $10 45 per hour Flexible able service Reasonable 089 Plumbing & roni wheel drive 11.000 111 Autos ROFESSIONAL Driver W HOMf IMPROVEMENTS "OUT—RAGE—US DECKS ' Lee Irwin, 49& .1282 In H.-uvuKPi nubMi.iL.ni chedule to suit your needs ales Free estimates Call Heating , S/'J00 /B7-0668 741-9684 , ive your car Early morn ai dare to bt) different Creative 6710121 ' Rent/Lease a;let Manor Care Centei carpentry shelving, base- 084 Moving & CHI VY Cavalier 87 A dooi Call Mrs Hill RN Ort N YCAAC 741-7057 Reliable Professional^ Rea- US, PLUMBING A HEATING BUSINESS OR PRIVATE WAI I I HISS/WAITER • Exptf menlb rmmxloleif 270-1999 DAPELECTRICCO i uslom Auto Fully loaded sonably priced We Do Re Storage We will beat any price AUTO LEASES rrenced Apply m person 2 264-5800 VILL CLEAN home or office Reasonable rates, depend- F runt wheel drive 11 000 modeling additions, altera- 530 7761 787 1178 495 4638 Foreign or Domestic 5pm at The Shore Point Inn FFlCE CLEANING-4' j hours easonable rates Call day or tions, palios sun decks shed 073 Carpet Cleaning able, courtesy 30 yrs exper CORBETT MOVING. INC. n s S/900 /H7 0668 venings. 495-3972 ask for 530-4216 ' Hlo 35 A Holmdel Rd . Ma/let r evening 5 days per week rocking, taping, and painting' CARPET CLEANING Doflfl Bi Free estimate Lie* 4180 i.u WPMUO53I Reasonable 091 Roofing/Siding CHEVY CAVAI II It 82 >annn or Dianis I I.--- I -,Mi ii, . ; ..••., 2 evenings per week 3 Appraisals and estimates Ar a reasonable price Also odd Call (201)671 0085 Hatchback, auto, am/fm ps chttectural .mil Bngtnreenng 112 Autos/Trucks 036 Help Wanted ours each Call 754-2442 HLI 'I I.AN your home oi jobs Please call 389-2394 CEILING FANS- lights A plugs If ACHI MS MOVING INC Me GINNIS equ good consultation . Financing also 3t Reasonable rates Refer installed $40 Quality work Big Wanted Part Time available For estimate please 074 Carpet Install./ ROOFING & SIDING Id $1000 566-3653 PART TIME provided Call days oi Lic#9176 Call Jim 449-7776 ur small Licensed A insured ALMOST OUT OF IDEAS AUTO BODY MtPAIHMAN venings. 264-7679 call. Joe at Rockers Inc Free estimates ran Haven til types of roofs tree esti- CHEVY MALIBU WGN 81 wanted local Co has smal Middletown No experience 431-5025 462-3403 Repair/Sales LICENSED ELECTRICIAN SELLING YOUR CAR? We 530-1333 NJ License No 57 naies. lully insured 888-0438 000 mi. new ball. 4 new pay highest prices tor most . fleet Needs body and fende ecessary Earn S7/hr Al JIMS Semi-Retired Quality Work 42 Antiques ROOFING Gutters A Leaders i's Needs engine work 78 A up Olds. Pontiac Caddy in,m to work pan tin it? r noons 1 -5pm Monday - HOOPER BUILDERS general CARPET INSTALLATION #2724 495-3178. 6-8 00pm ( ,ilt 264 4200 9 -1 U I I .! ,, • : , • • N I IUUI Raman Cutn home improvements A car 084a Light Hauling Free estimates - SifiOO or best offer 264-0001 Buick/Chevy Any cond John Sales, cleaning, re-lays. PROMPT Electrical Service 264 8891 AR1 nr.u MAIM II.ACIH M Day tied) Ashing $250 pentry No job too small Call A-1 HAULING Rubbish CHLVY MALIBU 83 4 dr. air 775-3356 or 870-2949 eves BABYSIT, n " " led imme re-streiches and repairs BY D A V LICENSE #8641 eeded Please call Mr Stair I. i t'i3or530 8461 49!) 924? I rn .hm.m-, Call 264 6177 Removal-prompt reliable and ROOF ING/SIDING/ WINDOWS i/fm. p/s. p/b. low mi DAD TOWING it-. j foi rhursd .. CALL MIKE. 223-1 M5_ llt-s /Comm Freeest 24 Hr Service 264 5313 KARLKEMMMOMt repairs A reasonable rates 542-5910 $4 000 Call615-5296days OLSEN BROS. Floor "Covering Junk Cars A Trucks Removed ANTIQUES Light Construction Free Esti- JERSEY SHORE HAULING 972 7727 or 5*3-«1?1^ _ 848 9244 eves i. 495 1689 ZZA4COUN II H Ml i P Quality Installations 079 Entertainment FprFree Call 787-1125 mates No Job too small iii'iii', removal im/exi de CHf VY MALIBU 75 Air. auto DOOKKfl f'l II A/R K A C Some experience & FINE ARTS Carpet/Tile/Linoleum BELLY DANCING ROOFING A SIDING 84.000 mi Looks A runs well 741 4989 Illion Comrn/lnd/Res Free f jut's Computer skills inny 6 Ptzia B42-5505 BY SHALIMAfl BY H TH Mill) .in.'. 5pm 747-9716 JUNK CARS A TRUCKS ' •• ••! Btimataa 495-9733 •st Fully insured 747-4285 REMOVED FREE 495-2355 iMUSI Experienced a mus WANTED I AMKHI CUT K Ml Vf MS Will liven your next party Pro- New rool installed, old root re- CHEVY MALIBU CLASSIC 81 JOHN MELTl TOWING Atlantic Highlands area ROGRAM ASSISTANT CONSTRUCTION 075 Ceramic Tiie~" le»SIOnal no stay 'JHfl 9388 JOES LIGHT HAULING paired Serving Monmouth Auto am/lm a/c. 67.000 mi. 291-2018 or after school program 3 CHAPEL HILL Dry wall A insulation We Will Pick Up Anything! • lor ovei ZOyn 872-9019 exc cond $1 050 842-5540 Monday through i nday Home improvements Repair/Install. LOW RATES 495 9552 WE PAY CASH BOOKKEEPER Ai i ouni CARICATURES 092 Special Services ploSiO 50hr Contact ANTIQUES _Free estimates 739-4536 JAMCO TILE CO. - Res. * Payable for restauuni Fle> FOR ALL OCCASIONS LIGHT HAULING CHRYSLER LE BARON 62 FOR DATSUN Z PARTS A AC Mr HillB72-1959 Comm. New work A repairs. CABLE TV. TWO-WAY RADIO CESSORIES. 363-2684 ble hours Can 741-B170 530-2877 Bar/Bat Mitzvahs. Anmv . Etc Oebru removal, furniture Fully equipped. 1 owner. M.C. RENOVATIONS Free estimates, fully insured. Samples Avail 7 Yrs E«p [loving, odd Jobt. We do I' A TELEPHONE SERVICES. excel cond. $3 300 264-5717 1 UUFFER Expd m waxing & COMPLETE Member of BBB 229 6610 Call Anytime 364-4209 ill. 741 1261 or 530 0457 Installations. Sales A Dtag 117 Trucks/ RECEPTIONIST ustiCS Call Ken of MOBILE CHRYSLER STATION stripping for Sears Middle CARPENTRY SHEETROCK MEXICAN TILE CHEVY SPORTS VAN 75 town 6am-10am 495-0376 elated duties Hair shop no 43 Appliances FINGERS HAULING Attics, cellars, DIAGNOSTICS 458 1972 WAGON 78 All power, new Additions. Attics A Basements INSTALLATION SALEII brakes, good condition $900 C-20. 3 v« ton. 9 passenger •skendi Call ii30 7383 RYER-Electnc Kenrriore THE MAGIC CLOWN ymages const sites Debris C~A S HYER/RECEPTIONIS T Call Mark TODAYI1 495 2331 MONMOUTH CERAMIC TILE HANDYMAN SERVICES Call 946 643/ vehicle, Good Condition, RUMSON PHARMACY eavy Duty Mustard $75 774-0173 Magic shows for Birthday par removal Commercial / resr Answer phones some cash NICHOLAS RUS8OMANO istallaiion A repairs of win $2000. or bast offer eekmg a dependable person 257 bBG6 ties, schools etc ilHMii.il I .c(. «bt Ml It'H.l CHRYSLER 5TH AVENUE 85 enng making follow up calls NEW Ceramic Tile A Repairs (lows doors, fixtures mail 566-6944 r upscale cosmetic and jewl- Decks. Siding. Replacement Call Bob. 495-1318 Great cond , lully loaded. lor sales Pleasant attn ICROWAVE-Sriarp, above Sheetrock tub vanities, LIGHT MOVES ho x os Pnmtiruj plumbing y department Flexible Windows A repairs all phases w/Gun roof A many extras CHEVY 4x4 Pick Up 77 8 cyl sphere Hours Monday tli ounter. $125 REFRIGERA- toilets, faucets installed PHANTOM OF THE OPERA Naar A Far. Negotiable rate* mi icy Hashing, leaders urs Call 642-1234 ask for of carpentry 295-1659 Tickets $75 Includes trans- A«k for Jim 670-3677 CallJohnat 577-0900 '/flit hydraulic plow Excel- I rul.iy 5 9pm Saturday 9ai ii or i ionnle OR. OVEN, DISHWASHER, Free estimates 530-7214 [Utters etC Tony 566-2051 mi running cond. $2500 or PARTNERS IN PROGRESS portation Bus leaves Annie 6prn Call Joyce al Parkway TOVE -Drop-in. COMPAC- HAS HANDYMAN SERVICE CLASSIC CADILLAC 69 best ofler 787-0279 Oldshii i_264 4333 A:,mi M z HI t D&ya a week OR. best offer Call 536-4846 UPQRADEO Tile Specialists Sez Parking Lot at 5pm 083 Odd Jobs/ Rent — A — Husband1 Gold 2dr.. fully loaded, good m-4pm Rumson Pharmacy Home repairs, remodeling A Custom installation of 8/22/89 872-2762 Lve Msg cond.. bust offer 739 4490 (Mil i) CAM! m I he MidVle" Cleanups __ 281-7395 2-1234 Will or Oa*l PORTABLE WHIRLPOOL helplui advice Winter indoor Ceramic Tile. Marble. Slate A FORD CARGO VAN town United Me I hod is i asher A dryer, asking $250 ates in effect 291-5991 Cultured Stone Complete HANDYMAN Expert tile man JAR TREE SERVICE '88 Church every Sunday in the SALES PUDDINS CORVETTE '85 566-2827 Bathroom Remodeling painter, sheet rock, genera Trees Removed. Topped Automatic transmission, p/s infant nursery from 9 30am tc 10 hours per week, could WE DO IT ALL MY-TEE-FINE CLOWNIN 972-1826 Rick Smith repairs etc Ed. 671-1019 Tnrnmed Stump Grinding P/B. radio, only 12.600 mi 12 15pm Salaried position rn you $500 + per month EFRIGERATOR - (2) I2cu Painting A Renovation Work All OcMssions 290 9160 MUST SELL Free Estimates Insured 3rand new Not a scratch' Contact Chutch Office al iles background helpful but SI00 17cu ft $250 w/ice Any job Irom A to Z No job White, beige interior Fully 1 076 Cleaning Service THE MAOIC OF 086 Painting 583 7127 Selling Because of a career 671 0707 t necessary, we will train aker. 20m stove $60 Sear too small Call a professional loaded Automatic Exc cond LARRY MclHVIN I CO. nge In perfect cond nous inquiries only Call ppliances 264-9205 For into (201)223-9391 COMPLETE Cleaning Svco - BUTLER Maintenance "KEVIN'S 30.000 mi Best price over Parlies, banquets, club lunc- S11.900 . 389-9027 eves. CHIROPRACTIC OFFICE 9-0827 leave message. Homes/Offices/Construction Into nor /Exterior Painting PAINTING A PLUMBING $16,000 367-9580 V ZENITH 19" consosolle tions. close-up & clown magic Clerical- Insurance billing. Q72 Carpentry Professional, conscientious Neat & Reliable Fully Insured Call alter 5pm. 495 5276 Organned. Hrs- 9:303:30. 4 SECURITY POSITION odel. Black/whit*/ta . Eiicacaf cleaners. Fully ms 319-4474 Call S«3 4597 DATSUN 80 AA Bobs Carpentry - Semi- i r«ej stimite Call T41-3SW dny/wh. Call 566-7658 :ellen1 for retiree Call nl cond. Cable ready. S76. MEAD TRANSPORTATION Automatic $1000 00 FORDF100'81 retired Decks and small to DEPENDABLE HONEST. CUSTOM PAINTING 'ick-up with cap Excellent (i to Friday 8 am to 4 pm Call anytime 583-7560. 081 Lawn Care/ irports, Casinos. NYC The- Call 4950660 med size jobs, to supplement CREWS AVAILABLE IMMEDI- cond . $2,750 Call evenings 842-7977 Interiors my specially Prompt atera. etc 222-7265/369 3853 DATSUN 280ZL 82 "CLEANERS income. 280-8021, anytime ATELY 7870580, Landtcaping 264Q559. days 544-8333 TOVE QE fciectric 40 w/ vice Steve 747-1810 Parts A accessories $5 50 PER HOUR ASSISTANT TEACHER ouble self, cleaning ovens 4 HOME IMPROVEMENTS EMERALD ISLE COMPANY 095 Wallpapering 671-3037 Monday thru Friday 6prn-9prr e-school Music or art back- BUSH TREE CO. urners and storage draw Alterations, Repairs. IDA'S Clearing, pruning, removal Custom sheetrock finishing. PASTEE PARTNERS FORD TRUCK F100'^3 ound helpful 431-0718 ry good cond Asking $350 DODGE CHARGER '03 No Job Too Small. J. BARON- We clean houses and office* Free estimates/Fully insured Custom Int/Eitt painting, tape Wallpaper hung with care. Runs Great$900 FREEHOLD ir I shapred 5 -3 slate for- 4spd . new clutch. 4 new tires. EACHER 530 8515 or 747 6729. Reasonable prices 566-0060 Estimates free - 988 3270 Free ••tlmataa. 739-5219 4950740 ica top shelve w/doors 7586650 a/c Good cond $1200. or 6752644 e-school. NJ state certified- INTERNATIONAL SCOUT '79 om for sink, Asking $250. best offer Calf 739-1343 COUNSELLOR/ADVOCATE Experience prelerred 1x4. v-B auto, wagon wheels umper pool tablt $50. Call Rape care program BA/BS UBIC or, art background help- DODGE COLT 78 • 4spd , Runs well, has rust. $200 Call 1-6949 Counselling experience pre- .431-0718. ' uns great, passed inspection. after 7pm. 495-4429 ferrecL Some'on call hours Nice interior $275 787-4259 RFWOOD - Seasoned 2yrs GET RESULTS! NISSAN King Cab DLX 84 rrnllti service womans center \ 264-4111 ELEMARKETING Maple or Cherry Split DODGE DART '76 Auto. air. stereo, bed liner rn $10. per hour or more gs Free delivery. McGuire Auio. Air, Oood condition 11,000 ml $4,500 530-6310 CUSTOMER ATTENDANTS Ming from our West End ms Colts Neck 946-3112 $500 495-3160 After 4pm. Many shifts available Days ng Branch office. Mon-Fn ADVERTISE IN THE BUSINESS NISSAN 4x4 Evenings. Weekends. Full or )pm. Guaranteed salary + a UARANTEED Landscaping DODGE OMNI-87 4 door, p/s/ port time Apply. Little Stiver nerous bonus program. No as firewood for sale. Sea p/b. air. am/lm radio, rear KINGCAB '84 delog Like' new 13.000 mi Exxon Branch Ave . (across selling involved mod hardwood, split & deliv Asking $6500 $5400 Call671-3362 from r/r station) all Lawn Ranger 264-3661 ed 758-6247 Tim Malone 542-170 530-4580 AfclO