Keyport improves to 5th in girls hoop poll, 1B The Register MONMOUTH COUNTY'S HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER SINCE 1878 ^^^^W MONDAY. JAN. 23. 1989 VOL. 111 NO. 94 25 CENTS Revelers hold Super Officials warn celebration illegal dumpers • GAME ROUNDUP 3B

By ELAINE CANNIZZARO THE REGISTER will pay price LONG BRANCH — Contrary to the belief of national odds-makers, "They dumped bags of leaves, house- The Sports Page favored the Cincin- By VIRGINIA KENT DORRIS nati Bengals by a slight margin in hold garbage and paint cans right under yesterday's Super Bowl. THE REGISTER the sign that said 'No Dumping, $500 Fine," " he said. "It's a big metal sign and The majority of patrons at the they dumped the stuff right under it." Brighton Avenue bar and restaurant MIDDLETOWN — Those looking for an easy way to gel rid of their trash will Letts added that police determined the were rooting for the underdogs as identity of the person who dumped the they watched the football game of find illegal dumping an expensive propo- sition, township officials have warned. trash from reading labels they found in the year on an 8-by-10-foot screen. the household trash and issued a sum- Of the 30 football fans polled at "We're going to be very aggressive on mons. The Sports Page yesterday, 17 were any dumping," Deputy Police Chief Rob- Bernice Roberts, health inspector for cheering for Boomer and the Beng- ert Letts said. "We are going to ask the the township, said a recent survey of 16 als, while 13 preferred the veteran court to deal with illegal dumpers as Middletown sites known for illegal dump- Montana and the 49ers. harshly as possible." ing showed no increase in the problem. Although a lightheaded, carefree The maximum fine for illegal dumping According to a map pinpointing the lo- feeling was in the air, individual ta- is $500. cation of the sites, 14 of them are located bles had their differences of opinion. Concern over a possible increase in ille- within the Bayshore — spanning the In some cases, a lone San Francisco gal dumping arises from the Jan. I5 clos- North Middletown. Port Monmouth, Bel- or Cincinnati fan had to face the ing of the municipal dump at Kanes Lane. ford and Leonardo sections — and two ribbing of six or seven diehard fans The Township Committee voted last are in the Chapel Hill section south of of the opposition surrounding them, month to close the site — which has ac- Naval Weapons Station Earle. Enthusiasts declared support for cepted bulk items such as appliances and "Any spot is likely to become a dump- their favorite team for a variety of furniture as well as brush, fallen trees and ing site if.the dumper feels he or she will reasons, some of which had nothing other debris — because of an expected be unnoticed," Roberts said. "We are real- to do with football. tripling of tipping fees at the county dump ly relying on township employees, people in Tinton Falls. Three women at one table matter- concerned with the environment and resi- of-factly stated the Bengals were Letts said that a guard has been posted dents to watch the situation and call us their favorites because "they have at the former dump seven days a week to with information." nicer helmets." prevent dumping there, and that all police She asked anyone with who has ques- patrols have been asked to increase sur- tions or suggestions for how to curtail ille- Others wished a different team veillance of known dumping sites. was in the game, but for the sake of gal dumping to call her at 615-2096. The competitiveness, they chose to root Police already have made one arrest in police are asking anyone' who observes for one of the two playing. connection with an incident of illegal dumping to call them at 615-2100. THE REQISTER/CHET GORDON dumping, Letts said. That incident took Roberts said a special hotline to take "I like the Giants," one patron LIKE BEING THERE — Amy Ellentuck, a waitress at The Sports Page in Long place outside the Kanes Lane site the day calls about dumping will be available See RESTAURANT, Page 2A Branch, adjusts her 3-0 glasses while watching the Super Bowl on television. after the dump closed. soon. First-aider: New dorms at Monmouth could be death trap for hurt students dormitories' building plans, the Three days and many unre- ficer J. Syd Emmons said the plans By DONALD W.MEYERS bedrooms would be totally inac- tuped telephone calls later, Seitz were within the standards of the THE REGISTER cessible to squad members bearing said, he was told that Schwartz Illinois-based Building Officials stretchers, and stairways too nar- had left for vacation and would and Code Administrators Interna- row to safely carry a stretcher- return in January to discuss the tional, which sets nationwide stan- WEST LONG BRANCH — bound patient down. matter with Seitz's successor, Pat- dards for construction projects. New dormitories planned at Mon- ricia Barr. mouth College would be inaccessi- "The landings are so small that Emmons said it would take two ble to emergency squads and could you would have to lift the stretcher Seitz's hopes to resolve his dif- to three years to affect change be a death trap for the students over the railings," he. said. ferences with the college were al- BOCA's codes to meet the needs living there, according to a mem- The dormitories' narrow halls most dashed when the Planning of emergency medical workers. ber of the borough First Aid and stairwells also would hinder Board approved the dormitory site Meanwhile, Seitz said last week Squad. workers trying to move a patient plans on Jan. 10. The former cap- that he has contacted by tain said he wanted to know how Schwartz's office and would meet Gregory Seitz, former captain of suffering from a back problem or the board could approve the plans the squad, said he and members of in need of cardie-pulmonary re- with him this week to discuss after he pointed out the deficien- changing the building plans. the Borough Council met with suscitation, Seitz added. cies. College Executive Vice President He said Schwartz wanted to Schwartz was unavailable for Richard N. Schwartz to discuss the tour the campus with him so that "I want to know who is going to comment. His secretary at the col- problems of accessibility to the Seitz could point out deficiencies lift the stretchers over the ban- lege said that he was traveling out- new dorms last year. in buildings currently on campus isters?" Seitz asked. side the state, and would not be Seitz said that according to the to illustrate his contentions. Borough Code Enforcement Of- available until Monday. Rumson man, wife wait for heart donor been waiting for a new heart since last May, an effort to organize a campaign to publicize By LAURENCE ARNOLD and is now in his fourth month at Presbyterian the need for organ donors. THE REGISTER University Hospital, Pittsburgh. Each year, she said, as many as 30 percent of Last month, the 45-year-old man underwent those needing new hearts die while on the wait- a delicate operation to insert a device that al- ing list. Ten years ago, when Edie Fisher first moved "There are simply not enough donors," she to Rumson and applied for a New Jersey driv- lows a computer to pump his heart. "He would have died without it," Edie Fisher said. said. "People are not aware of the tremendous er's license, she entered her name as an organ problem." THE REGISTER/CHET GORDON donor "simply as a matter of conscience." That was a temporary measure to keep his A person who wants to donate organs after Now, as she spends each day at the side of heart beating until a donor could be found. But death has to do more than leave written notifi- her husband Jack as he waits for a heart trans- for Jack Fisher, as it is for thousands of others, cation of that desire. Fisher said. The final de- Bearing the colors plant, she appreciates the importance of that that task has proven to be the most difficult cision, she added, is left to the deceased's fami- act. step of all. ly. Cub Scout Jimmy Gurbisz, 8, bears the flag during a proc- Jack Fisher, who suffers from cardiomyopa- One thing his wife has been doing is speak- "You have to stress to your family that 'this essional yesterday at the newly opened sanctuary of Grace thy, a disease of the heart muscle, has been in ing to local friends who know rock star and is how I really feel,' " she said. United Methodist Church, Eatbntown. SEE STORY, PAGE 3A. hospitals off and on since last winter. He has fellow Rumson resident Bruce Springsteen, in See RUMSON, Page 2A

THE BOTTOM LINE Abortion action High fashion Pallone's perk Anti-abortion and pro-choice With sophisticated, layered Unlike those of other Ann Lander* 7A Lotteries 2A freshmen congressmen, Rep. Bloom County SA Movies 6A activists held rallies yesterday looks for men and women or for ttw 16th anniversary of the stylishly accessorized suits Frank Pallone's new . Classified 8B Nation/World ! SB U.S. Supreme Court ruling that rivaling some of New York's congressional office is a Comics 7B Obituaries 4A legalized abortions. trendier designs In local spacious three-room affair in Crossword '...'. 7A Sports IB storefront windows, local the Longworth Building, Editorial 5A Television 6B Thousands of protesters outfitters are offering directly south of Capitol Hill. Entertainment 6A Town Crier 8A marched In at least five cities customers crisp fabrics and The Long Branch legislator Horoscope 7A Weather 4A nationwide, while smaller pro- soft, pastel colors In simple got his head start due to a Uving 10A Your Town »A choice raWes were held In designs that can be worn to quirk in the election that several other cities. the office or out to dinner. brought him to Washington.

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RN'S GN'S LPN'S Aides Action Front Page Readers BUSINESS DIRECTORY Odds * Ends for Sale JOBS! JOBSI JOBS! AUTOS FOR SALE Explore the opportunities. Get results. Attract 68,000 In today's Classified Section Merchandise for Sale Read the Help Wanted Columns Best Prices readers with your ad here In Today's Classified in Today's Classified section Nursing Medical Directory Best Deals in today's Classified Section See Today's Classified 2A The Register MONDAY, JAN. 23, 1989 Lotteries Public invited to development hearing New Jersey Saturday's Pick-3 was 9-9-3. "We urge every Red Bank resident to should be a concern to every Red Bank The developers have bought 93 percent Straight bet pays $367; box, By MIKE BURKE , come, hear, ask questions, make sugges- resident." of a block bordered by West Front, Maple $122; pairs, $36.50. The THE REGISTER tions and voice opinions," said Cindy Cassidy's firm has joined forces with the and Pearl streets and Maple Avenue, Foss Pick-4 was 1-5-1-0. Straight Thomas, chairwoman of the organization. Conforti Group, a development corpora- said. The corporation also owns 63 percent bet pays $1,386.50; box, "Now is (be time to become aware of what's tion based in New York City, to formulate of the block bordered by Pearl, Monmouth $115.50. RED BANK — The borough Residents being built in your town, not later. concepts for the River Cove project. Association invites the public to turn out and Water Streets and Maple Avenue tomorrow night to hear about a residential- "River Cove is one of the largest projects During a recent meeting, Roger J. Foss across the street from the Count Basie The- New York , to be built in Red Bank in recent years and commercial project proposed for a four-acre told some 40 members of the Retail Trade ater. Last night's Daily Number site between West Front and Monmouth is certain to have a significant impact on Board that as part of the project, the cor- the borough in the future," Thomas added. Seven different sets of plans have been was 5-7-2. The WinFour was streets. ppration would contribute off-site im- 8-5-2-8. The Keno was 2-3- provements to benefit the borough. One op- scrapped for the site, Foss noted, adding Harold J. Cassidy, a partner in the law "River Cove representatives want to hear 5-7-8-18-20-21-24-40-42-45- directly from residents regarding concerns tion might be the construction of a parking that each suffered from a flaw that made it firm Cassidy, Foss & San Fillippo, will out- 53-57-62-63-68-74-78-80. they have about this project as well as gen- garage on the site of the 2.5-acre, 322-space, inappropriate for the site., - line the plan to build River Cove in an 8 eral development in the borough," she borough-owned White Street lot. p.m. meeting in the Red Bank Middle noted."Issues such as traffic flow, building Although the final proposal has yet to be School, at Branch and Harding Roads. The developers would absorb the cost of height, commercial use versus residential building — a minimum price tag of $2 drawn, Cassidy estimated that the corpora- The session will be the regular meeting of use, neighborhood complexion and how all million — and turn its operation and its tion could be ready to make presentations The Register the Red Bank Residents Association. this will affect Red Bank's infrastructure revenue over to the borough, Cassidy said. to public bodies by March. (ISSN 0884-4707) Circulation: 542-8880 or 583-5210 Toll-Free: 1-800-648-0352 Long Branch group sponsors program on drugs Monday-Friday, K.30 a.m.-5 p.m. will show the parents that it is Sunday, By DONALD W. MEYERS time to "say enough is enough." 8 a. in.-11 a.m. THE REGISTER Safe Homes is a parent-network program that utilizes peer pressure on He added the program is a logi- Classified Advertising: cal extension of the peer pressure 542-1700 parents to help their kids resist drug and alcohol abuse. programs the school has been MondayiFriday, LONG BRANCH — The par- using with the students to encour- 8:30 a.m.-S p.m. ents of city students will be asked age positive attitudes towards Display Advertising: to sign a pledge to make sure their drug and alcohol abuse. 542-4000 In it, parents promise that they upset, telling them how to live," aged to use it to check to make kids steer clear of drugs during the The program already is working Monday-Friday, Safe Homes program at 7:30 p.m., will not allow unsupervised par- Sirianni said. sure that parties their children at- 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. tics, underage drinking or drug use in several communities statewide, Feb. 3 at the Middle School. After the parents sign the tend will be supervised and "dry." including. Livingston, Montclair, in their homes. Editorial Department: Safe Homes is a parent-network pledge, Sirianni said, their names The program also will encour- Lacey Township and Absecon. 542-4000 program that utilizes peer pressure Sirianni said that a talent show will be published in local newspa- age parents to open lines of com- Safe Homes is endorsed by on parents to help their kids resist featuring students will be used as pers in an effort tq get others to munication with their children Gov. Thomas H. Kean, the Na- sugar to make the spoonful of come forward and join them. drug and alcohol abuse. and assure them that they can call tional Council for Alcoholism, the The Register anti-drug medicine go down. It is hoped that those who are home if they are with someone N.J. Narcotic Officer Association, According to Michael Sirianni, who should not drive, or if they the N.J. Federation for Drug Free (USPS 145-440) chairman of the Drug and Alcohol "We're using the kids as a draw not listed will be pressured into card," Sirianni said, noting, that are intoxicated themselves, with- Communities Inc., the state PTA, E.lsW.ihodolB/8 Abuse Task Force, the parents of signing up. the state Safety Council, the state by John H Cook and Henry Clay some parents might be reluctant out immediately getting upset. youngsters in fourth through 12th A directory of the names and Council on Alcohol Problems and One Regtller Plan. Shrewsbury. NJ 07702 to attend an anti-drug sermon. I 201 542-4000 grades arc being asked to sign the phone numbers also will be pub- Sirianni said that this alone will. the state Patrolmen's Benevolent Branch Office: Association. Monmouth County CourlhouM pledge. "We might get some adults lished, and parents will be encour- not solve the drug problem, but it Freehold. NJ 07728

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Zoners put the brakes on car dealership's application Member ol the American Newspaper Publishers Also cialion and the N J Press AssututlrjM because the borough ordinance does not is in Red Bank, the vacant* land to the rear continued at a later meeting, several board Second Class postage paid at Red Bank MJ 07701. and additional mailing offices Mail subscriptions pays By TREVOR THOMAS permit automotive dealerships in the zone, of its property is in Little Silver. Several members expressed reservations concerning Hem advance missed by only a single vote. Four board THE REGISTER residents had opposed development of the the density of the planned housing. Published dairy except Saturday and Sunday Not members voted for the variance, but state land because it served as a natural buffer published New Years Day. Memorial Day. tndepen law requires five votes, said Board Attorney between their homes and Broad Street. Board Member George Drawbaugh ar- dence Day, Labor Day or Chriatmas Day Home delivery by earner - Daly and Sunday (I 35 a William Herrmann. week. Sunday only SO centiI Derfy only II 00 LITTLE SILVER — Rassas Pontiac lost In other business, the board opened hear- gued that the density, which would be two- Single copy at counter — Dairy 25 cents Sunday SO its bid to expand onto a vacant lot near Members Jayne McBride and Linda Steel ings on a proposed 24-unit luxury town- tenths of a unit per acre, would be the high- cents Man (Uses: Broad Street Thursday night when it failed voted against it, while three new board house development in an area that had est in the borough. He also questioned Ds«yl to win the five votes needed from the Zon- members did not vote on the matter be- once been earmarked for affordable hous- whether the 21 general parking spaces Term Deity Sunday Sunday cause they were not part of the governing One Week t 170 t 075 t 245 ing Board for a use variance. , ing. planned by the developers would be ad- 13 Weeks 2015 910 2925 body when the case was heard initially. 26 Weeks 40 30 1820 5850 However, Fred Klatsky, lawyer for the The developer, Devine Providence, Ltd., equate for the property. One Veer 75 40 3380 10920 Herrmann disputed Klatsky's assertion plans to build the homes on a 5.8-acre lot Mail rales for crjaege students and malary personnel car dealership, said the board had exceeded that the board had exceeded its time limit near Manson Place, running from Syca- O'Mara said the homes would sell be- — V* ol above rates the 120-day legal time limit for deciding on ratTMMTUt Send address changes to The Reg for deciding the case. He said that the deal- more Avenue to the New Jersey Transit tween $225,000 and $250,000. Richard nter. One Register Plan. Shrewsbury. NJ 07702 the application and added that his client er's attorney had agreed previously to waive railroad tracks, according to John O'Mara, Brandt, designer of the property plans, said would appeal the decision in court. the time restriction. the applicant's attorney. THE REGISTER and THE SUMOAY REGISTER are the developer proposes to erect 16 two-story published by MONMOUTH PUBLISHING COMPANY The request for a use variance, required Although the bulk of the Rassas property Although the matter was expected to be units and eight one-story homes. Rumson resident waits for new heart

Conlinued from Page 1A disaster if they had given him that heart. disappointment, hospital officials have sent his Two weeks ago, the Fishers thought their "It takes a while to come back from that. blood samples to the 10 biggest donor sections moment had finally arrived: A donor heart was (Jack) was very depressed and wouldn't really of the country. located. talk to anybody." In the meantime, he is in "very stable" con- dition and has regained strength since being "Jack was already in the operating room," Jack Fisher finally did talk to colleagues who put on the machine, she said. Edic Fisher recalled. "However, in last-minute called from Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc., where he worked until his hospitalization. His Jack Fisher, only the ninth person to use the OCB4N ELEC1RIC testing of his blood type and the blood type of wife said that was a turnaround. machine, has been on it for 45 days. His wife the donor, it was determined Jack would have said they received an encouraging visit last rejected the heart." "Since then, he's been doing much better," week from a man who spent 72 days on such a she said. machine before receiving a successful implant. Coming so close only to be turned away was a major blow to Jack's morale, she said. Because he is on the heart-pumping ma- The Fishers have five daughters, one at col- chine, Jack Fisher is now near the top of the lege and four at home in Rumson. Edie Fisher DRASTIC ACTION "Obviously, it was a major disappoint- list of about 2,000 people nationwide who need said she has not been home to see them since ment," Fisher said, "but it could have been a heart transplants. And to avoid another major Thanksgiving. Restaurant patrons hold 'Super' celebration SALE Continued from Page 1A pearance as The Sports Page kicked oil'its first Conway added, "We thought we'd do some- said, "but I always go for the underdog, so I'm Super Bowl celebration. thing special. We decided to have the party Complete Inventory Turnover rooting for the Bengals." Since co-owners Chris Conway, Jim Roper down here and still have a place for our regular His table companion said, "I've always been and Mark Cygler opened the bar in October, customers to sit and pay as they go." a fan of the 49ers and Redskins." they've had the televisions tuned in to many Although customers sitting in the upper or EVERYTHING Although characterized as a sports bar-res- sports events, but they chose to wait for the "field-level" seats didn't watch the game on an taurant, the classic response — "Who's play- Super Bowl to initiate their first closed party. enormous television screen, they were sur- ing?" —was heard beneath the shouts and About 70 patrons enjoyed a prime rib or rounded by 11 25-inch screens, offering a good MUST GO groans of the true football enthusiasts. chicken cordon bleu dinner and an open bar view from every bar stool. The Sports Page yesterday also shared a for a set price in the lower dining room as they They also were able to chose from the vari- monumental first with Bengal superstar and watched the game on the huge screen. ety of nourishment on The Sports Page menu, ALL MAJOR BRANDS dance personality Ickey Woods. Ickey shuffled Waitress Amy Ettentuck said the lower sec- including steaks, sandwiches, pasta, soups and past defenders in his rookie Super Bowl ap- tion "sold out in three days." salads. SUCH AS LIGHTOLIER HALO Governor to present Carl A. Quaglia R.P. HADCO GE $12.2 billion budget REDUCING THE COST OUR ENTIRE STOCK PRICED Gov. Thomas H. Kean will pre- increase beyond the current year," OF HEALTH CARE sent the Legislature an "extraordi- the aide added. You have it in your power to hold down health SO LOW SUPPLIERS WONT narily tight" budget this week to- care costs. Personal living habits have a profound The increase for 1990 will be effect on your health. If you ate properly, got taling about $12.2 billion and between I percent and 2 percent, ALLOW US TO PRINT VMCES containing the smallest increase in adequate rest and exercised regularly, there would "well below" the rate of inflation, not be such a great need for health technology. spending since he took office, IN THIS ADVERTISEIWENT. which is between 4 percent and 5 It is less expensive to modify your behavior and according to an aide. percent. Golden said. remain healthy than to return you to health after the YOU MUST SEE THESE damage has been done. Start off the New Year by Kean aide Carl Golden said yes- resolving to take better care of your body. terday that the budget includes a The governor paved the way for VALUES TO BELIEVE THEM surplus of only $75 million. a streamlined budget in Novem- YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you need ber, when he announced revenues a delivery. We will deliver promptly without extra charge. A AND TAKE HOME THE BUY OF "It should be no surprise that would fall well below expectations great many people rely on us for their health needs. We wel- come requests for delivery service and charge accounts. the governor intends to submit an due to the slow growth of sales, THE DECADE. extraordinarily tight budget," corporate and state income taxes. Golden said. Authorize) Distributor for Holbttr Of torn? Protect! 1621 HWY. 35, OCEAN, NEW JERSEY 07712 Earlier this month he said the Shrewsbury Pharmacy (201)531-3425 "The governor has said there shortfall would total about $290 THE SHREWSBURY SHOPS will be very few increases, that million. there will be a reduction in spend- Brad St. 74I-M74 Skrewykeiy ing, and so-called flat-funding, The governor will present the Pracriptioa OKIDIIII Free Dell»ery which means many programs and budget to the Legislature on departments will not receive an Thursday. MONDAY, JAN. 23! 1989 LOCAL The Register 3A D'Amico throws support behind education bill

Feldman's bill is scheduled to be heard cation in memory." the tax rolls have remained stable, state next week to express their dissatisfaction. By SEAMUS McGRAW at 10 a.m. Thursday by Feldman's Educa- Though Kean's budget includes a 5 per- aid actually will increase. Rumson-Fair Meanwhile. D'Amico said he is taking THE REGISTER tion Committee. Two hours later, Kean is cent hike in education spending, the Haven, for example, will receive 28.9 per- up the fight. scheduled to deliver his annual budget "The school aid plan being advanced roughly $200 million it allocates is still far cent more state aid this year than last, address to the Legislature. by the governor would result in the lowest less than the $409 million mandated by although the dollar figure is still less than LONG BRANCH — The fight to re- the amount mandated by the full funding level.of state funding since the "Thorough store more than $200 million in state aid Absent from Feldman's bill, said law. and Efficient' financing standard was de- D'Amico aide Lisa Guide, is any funding formula. to education has picked up another sup- And because of a revision in the aid veloped in 1975," D'Amico said. porter — state Sen. John D'Amico, D- mechanism. According to the terms oj" the But in Hazlct. Middletown and Mat- "Even during the recessionary period of Monmouth. package, the money would be drawn from formula, the budget has triggered a drastic reduction in aid to some districts. awan, where the tax base has swelled the early 1980s, the stale provided a high- the state's general revenue fund, and while enrollment has either declined or er level of aid for schools." In a release issued recently, D'Amico Kean, predicting a shortfall this year in According to the formula, equalization remained stable, the new budget calls for said that he has added his name to the D'Amico conceded Kean's point thai bottom of a bill sponsored by state Sen. revenues, has vowed to veto any Legis- aid is distributed on the basis of a dis- deep cuts. Those cuts, educators say, the state could be looking at a budget Matthew Feldman, D-Bergen, that would lative raid on the state's coffers. trict's ratables versus the number of stu- mean that they will have to cut programs crunch, but countered, saying, "even dents. and raise taxes. though the state is facing leaner times, we replace $231.85 million in education aid Feldman's legislation is designed to should not sacrifice the educational op- slashed by Gov. Thomas Kean's 1989-90 counter what some local school officials In places like Rumson-Fair Haven and As a result of the cuts, educators across portunities we provide to our young peo- budget plan. have called "the most drastic cut to edu- Holmdel, where both the population and the state are planning to storm Trenton ple." Eatontown church Fair Haven man unveils sanctuary to head criminal chitect. The ceiling, supported by By LAURENCE ARNOLD eight laminated arches that top 30 THE REGISTER feet in height, opens into a tower justice division that admits light through eight stained-glass windows. EATONTOWN — For worshippers at Monmouth Grace "It was always the dream of the By ELAINE CANNIZZARO United Methodist Church, yester- church and the original intention THE REGISTER day's services marked a new be- to complete the building by add- Law enforcement ginning for a church that has ing a sanctuary," Ourisman said. has to make it a existed since 1959. - Three years ago, the church A 16-year resident of Fair merged with the Monmouth Ko- Haven last week was named the point to realize we're After decades of dreams and rean Church in Red Bank, increas- state's director of the Division of not the solution to years of work, the church yester- ing the size of its congregation and Criminal Justice, following the an- day unveiled its new sanctuary. putting further emphasis on the nouncement of Attorney General the narcotics Previously, the church's congrega- need to realize the plans for a W. Cary Edwards' resignation. problem. We're only tion worshipped in the all-purpose sanctuary. room. As division director, Richard T. one portion. All we Three years ago, the church's Winter said he is in charge of the The congregation gathered in building committee interviewed can do is maintain that room yesterday morning for a overall supervision of this arm of architects and visited other the Attorney General's Office, control of the streets brief service of thanksgiving, then churches to determine the options proceeded into its new sanctuary. which consists overseeing about for designing the sanctuary, Ouris- 300 investigators and lawyers. — we can't stop the "This day is the fulfillment of man said. At the same time, the the dreams many people have had church initiated a fund drive with He said the Division of Crimi- use. We have to for a long time," said Rev. David a goal of $300,000 — "which we nal Justice "is made up of a num- concentrate on J. Ourisman, one of the church's exceeded," he added. ber of sections, including orga- getting society to pastors. The other is Rev. Sun A consecration service, which nized crime and racketeering, Kyang Kim. took place yesterday afternoon, in THE BEGISTER/CHET GORDON white-collar crime, environmental reduce the The new sanctuary, which ac- the new sanctuary, was led by the' NEW SANCTUARY — Framed beneath the vaulted ceiling of the prosecution, casino prosecution, medicaid fraud and insurance demands. commodates 300 worshippers, present and former pastors of the new sanctuary, the Rev. David Ourisman addresses the congrega- Richard T. Winter church. fraud." was designed by a Philadelphia ar- tion at the Grace United Methodist Church, Eatontown. Director ot the Division ol Criminal appeals for the convic- Criminal Justice tion by the 21 county prosecutors and standardized training for all Pallone learns about life on Capitol Hill police officers also falls under this inal investigations in 1978. division. About six years ago. he left the pick offices, but Pallone said he was able to help as best we can," he said. Winter will be taking over the New Jersey division to serve as By NED KILKELLY choose his spacious, second-floor setting. How- The seniority system, so much a part of the directorship from Donald Belsolc, chief of the Brooklyn Racketeers ever, the office is less significant to Pallone. THE REGISTER Washington power structure, repesents a sig- who was first assistant attorney Squad. "Seniority is all powerful here... I didn't get nificant departure from the way things worked general and director of the crimi- WASHINGTON, D.C. — Rep. Frank Pal- any preferential treatment for getting on com- in Trenton. nal justice division. He. along with two others, were lone's new congressional office is a spacious mittees (because of being sworn in earlier). 1 On the state level, if someone had the time retained by the General Public had to lobby just like all the other freshman "When Don Bclsole was made three-room affair in the Longworth Building, and the interest, he could head a committee in Utilities in 1984 to delve into the congressmen," he said. a relatively short time. acting attorney genera), I was directly south of Capitol Hill across Indepen- named director," Winter said. nuclear accident at I hrce Mile Is- dence Avenue. For incoming congressional Democrats, "Here, there's no exceptions that I can see to land. Other freshman members of Congress re- such assignments are doled out by the 30- the rules for becoming committee chairman. If In his new role, he said, "I'd ceived smaller offices or ones higher and far- membcr Democratic Steering and Policy Com- you're a freshman, you are low man on the really like to concentrate on the Completing thai job in late mittee. "I spent about six or seven weeks lob- narcotics and environmental ther back in the building, but Pallone was able totem pole, and you just don't-get your bills 1985. "Attorney General Edwards bying the members of that committee to gel passed," Pallone said, who pushed more than areas. Organized crime and cor- to select his office sooner and assemble his and Don Belsolc asked me to set staff faster because of a quirk in the election assigned right up to when they voted at the end 50 bills through during his five years in the ruption historically has been what that brought him to Washington. of December." Legislature. 1 call the glamorous part of the up,the Organized Crime and The freshman congressman doesn't agree profession. It's still a very serious Racketeering Task Force for the When Pallone defeated Middletown busi- Pallone was assigned to one major commit- tee, Public Works and Transportation, which with the notion the new members can't make a problem, but it's always recog- division." Winter said. nessman Joe Azzolina on Nov. 8, he won two nized." separate elections. The first was to complete Howard had chaired, and one minor commit- difference on federal legislation, or push for tee, Merchant Marine and Fisheries. He still is funding and programs that will assist constitu- In March of last year, he was the last two months of the unexpired term of He added, "Law enforcement named deputy director of investi- Rep. Jim Howard, who died last summer, and lobbying to join the Aging Commitee, which is ents. For example. Pallone already has intro- has to make it a point to realize the second was for the new term starting in a "select" committee assignment chosen by the duced a bill that would bar the Interior Depart- gations and head of the Environ- Speaker of the House, not by vote. we're not the solution to the nar- January. ment from leasing off-shore oil and gas fields cotics problem. We're only one mental Prosecution Task Force. Four Democrats were chosen to join the and has lobbied for funding for the Army portion. All we can do is maintain Pallone, therefore, was sworn in the day Corps of Engineers' project at Sandy Hook. after he was elected, instead of early January Public Works and four joined the Merchant control of the streets — we can't Marine committee, but because of his two- On the day before the inauguration, Pallone stop the use. We have to concen- like other newly elected U.S. Representatives. month advantage, Pallone has seniority over said his initial feeling was that Congress was JERSEY DISCOUNT That two-month headstart gave him the im- trate on getting society to reduce his six colleagues. "In a few years, as you con- relieved to have a chief executive who was the demands." OIL CO. mediate advantage, he said last week from his tinue to move up in seniority as members re- once one of them and therefore knows first- Washington office, of being able to establish tire or leave, you would get first choice as sub- hand the need for compromise, consensus and Winter said he thinks there is a his presence to an office staff that had been commitee chairman over those other fresh- a strong working relationship between Capital "serious disregard for the environ- working without a congressman for months. man. And in 20 years, you have a shot at be- Hill and the White House. ment. If we don't impose strict pe- The long-term advantage will be noted when coming chairman," Pallone said. When the Senate tallied the votes of the elec- nalties on polluters, institute safe- seniority on committees becomes a factor in The constituency work Pallone was used to toral college, and Bush officially was declared guards and enable the industry to getting legislation signed and obtaining posi- doing as a state Senator has continued in many the winner of the November election, he, as use better technology, 20 years tions of leadership, Pallone said. respects, but now he's able to handle the prob- Senate president, announced the results. from now our children will pay CtriMcd M*««rtd "The other freshman couldn't do anything lems 3rd Congressional District residents "Bush has made it clear that he wants to the price." l)«llv«rle» 150 Gal. Mln. until Jan. 3, the day they were sworn in. That might be encountering with the Internal Reve- cooperate with the Democratic majority... and C.O.D. CASH ONIY A former Red Bank lawyer, t nrryy Checks Accepted was the first day they could occupy their offi- nue Service or with immigration. Pallone re- they seem to genuinely like him," Pallone said. Winter began his career in the ce," Pallone said. "1, at least, was able to be- tained an office in Long Branch, moved his "That could change, of course," he added. state Attorney General's Office in come familiar with the filing system, the com- Belmar office to Toms River, and has added Former President Ronald Reagan was "per- 1972 as a deputy attorney general, 493-8777 puters, the staff. That's a tremendous an office in Airport Plaza in Hazlet. ceived as a guy who knew nothing about becoming deputy director of crim- advantage. The rest of them won't be at this "A lot of people just complain that the red Washington or the process. There's a real sense point until March or April." tape is strangling them or that some federal that he had an insider-outsider relationship New members of Congress enter a lottery to agency has mishandled their case. We try to with Congress," Pallone said. Van Kampen Merritt* Azzolina still incensed over congressional race A XEROX Fintncitl Services Company door-to-door to solicit contribu- out that PAC's sole purpose is to Pallone said Azzolina forced the By NED KILKELLY tions to their organization and to get involved politically," said Pal- negative tone of the campaign, THE REGISTER push for Pallone's election. lone, who received the endorse- and his outbursts after his loss 7.01* only serve to reinforce why voters "It's on the borderline of ment of eight state environmental TAX FREE TAXABLE groups. turned him away. WASHINGTON, D.C. — Ten fraud," Azzolina charged. "If I had IM-IT* Insured Municipals Income Trust"" weeks after he lost to Rep. Frank to do it again, I'd call for an inves- "I'm not mad that I lost, but "He totally misconstrued my re- 'If you're in the 28% bracket, which is the maximum bracket effective Pallone, Joe Azzolina still is an- tigation of that technique by the I'm aggravated that I lost to him," cord and my positions on the is- ifl/88, you would have to earn 9.74% on a taxable investment to gered about the election outcome prosecutor's office." Azzolina said. sues," he said. equal this tax-exempt yield, i and the manner in which his op- In response to Azzolina's The former Assemblyman and In the last week of the cam- With an Insured Municipals Income Trust,'" all the interest earned is ponent campaigned. charges, Pallone said that the Navy reservist said that he was paign, Azzolina sent out a barrage free from federal income tax. It's rated AAA Standard & Poor's "My opponent lied about the group in question, the New Jersey not able to sever effectively in the of mail that was "totally negative highest rating possible. And insured for timely payment of principal way I run my business, especially Environmental Federation, an Pallone's attachment to the late and totally misrepresented me," and interest, month after month, year after year. the congressman said. with the environmental charges," umbrella organization for envi- Rep. Jim Howard's legacy in the Call 566-5853 and we'll rush a prospectus which includes more Azzolina said last week as he ronmental and anti-pollution minds of voters. Howard died Negative campaigning became complete information about charges and expenses. Read it carefully groups, does solicit money door- joined other county Republicans during the summer, and Pallone the way for candidates and their before you investor send money. in Washington D.C. for the inau- to-door, but that Pallone did not immediately pointed out how clo- consultants to go on every level guration. accept contributions from them. sely he had worked with Howard this fall, from the presidential race to duplicate the congressman's right down to the 3rd Congressio- Pallone had charged that the "The money they collect has nothing to do with me," he said. Washington success in Trenton. nal District. "Where are we going SERVICES millionaire supermarket owner with this? How does the public A tubiidiary of Catteret S*wng* Bank FA continued to use plastic bags after Throughout the campaign, Pal- Azzolina also blamed the press it became known that they were lone said Azzolina failed to make for "misplaying" the campaign is- differentiate when all they get are Matawan 1-800-6241389 these distortions?" Pallone asked. harmful to the environment and the distinction between political sues, for confusing state issues for ' This represents the net annual income after annual exptnm. dnnded by the public offering pnee as ol i/ll/89 operated an incinerator that pro- action committees, which are al- what should have been federal dis- Although Azzolina said it is un- Senes *219 it mmn n«ff> changes *» either mount and **rtfi the particular payment option The AAA rating, wt*ch applies to the unrfi of the trust n due to an msi/ancr potty issued by AM8AC indemnity Corporation duced foul-smelling air pollutants. lowed to make contributions and cussions. likely that he will run for office andfir BIG (Bond Investors Guaranty) The murance nlatn only to the bonds m the trust and not to the units lobby legislators, and the separate "I intend to be a watchdog. I again, he vowed to keep track of offered The vumncr does not remove the market mk unce it does not guarantee the msriret value of the units Azzolina charged that Pallone environmental outfits they rep- Pallone's record in Washington. The terms of the insurance pokey are more hjty described in the prospectus no representation H made ai to the courted the support of "phony" won't give Pallone a free ride," nwr*t\ ability to meet its commitments Portions ot this return may be sub/ect to state or local taxes Units may resent. or may not be available TM and • denote a trademark of Van Kampen Memtt *x Brokerage services provided by environmental groups, even going Azzolina said. "I'll criticize him at "I know him better than any- Mabon Nugent and Co so far as to allow one group to pay "He constantly tried to confuse every opportunity when he does body else. I campaigned against Catteret Sawngs Bank it a member of the Home Group. Inc college students $5 an hour to go these groups. He failed to point wrong or abuses the office he has." him for months," Azzolina said. , 4A The Register LOCAL MONDAY, JAN. 23, 1969 Employees, citizens oppose proposed education cuts ridor aides, school bus aides, a school the aides are an integral part of the school Branch Education Association, called for part that had the most fat — the top. By DONALD W. MEYERS nurse, summer school for special educa- system, providing saftey for the children the board to close the schools next Thurs- "This school board has gotten too fat... tion students and the performing and vi- on the bus, and setting the mood of the day and have the entire staff join Korey THE REGISTER and it's time to cut something," Frattin sual arts. day. and Board President William Knox in Trenton to protest the cuts. said. The proposed budget reductions drew "We can either turn the children on, or LONG BRANCH — School employees the ire of 100 staff members and citizens turn them off," Wheeler said. "Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. said 'The Knox provided statistics showing the and members of the public have warned time is now.' I wonder what Dr. King who attended the board meeting. Korey made it clear that none of the board's administrative costs were less tin- Board of Education not to swing the would do if he were here today," Leglise than 3 percent of the budget, compared Carmina Rodriguez-Villa took the choices were easy, and that while some of said. "We should go down to Trenton and budget axe indiscriminately or their chil- the decisions may seem to save money with more than 5 percent on the state dren's education could suffer. board to task for cutting the additional say we're concerned about education." nurse. Rodriguez-Villa, who is principal now, the cost to correct mistakes later level. Superintendent Herbert A. Korey, would be greater. City Council President Anthony J. 1'al- of the Elberon School, said that wijh 37 ughi agreed with Leglise, and said he He also said the board's responsibility special-education children in her school, a speaking at Thursday's Board of Educa- "The child who could have been saved would join the group in its journey to is to provide a thorough and efficient edu- tion meeting, proposed a budget cut of nurse is not a luxury that can be random- through remedial education, will cost Trenton. cation for the city's children, and would $5.22 million would reduce the board's ly cut out. more as an adult (to reclaim through pris- 1989-90 budget to about $23.22 million. on,)" Korey said. A former union official, Palughi gave not make any cuts to endanger that mis- A child who has learning problems the board some advice based on his pre- sion. Most of the cuts, according to officials. such as the special-education students He also said that this was a crisis year, vious experience with contracts. "The would be in maintenance funding while also have physical problems that warrant because the district lost $1.5 million in price of bread is the same for the employ- Korey ended the meeting by asking other cuts would occur in personnel and a nurse to be on call during the day, she state aid as part of Gov. Thomas H. ee as the banker," he said. those in attendance to continue to attend, services. People and programs affected by said. Kean's cuts in education. Walter Frattin, Matilda Terrace, called and keep on top of the board's decisions the cuts would include cafeteria aides.cor- Julia Wheeler, a school bus aide, said Jack Leglise, president of the Long for the board to cut out of the budget the on the budget.

Esposito, Rose William Simak, 80, Firefighter back on duty after accident Kapinos, Anna R. retired engineer Kennedy, James R. "Bud" St. Damian Emerick spent near- Murdico, Rosina William Simak, 80, of Middle- ly two years away from his job Simak, William town died Saturday at home. as a firefighter, recuperating Born in Chicago, he moved to from a paralyzing accident. Anna R. Kapinos, Middletown six years ago. Now, he's back at the fire de- He was an engineer for Western partment, working with com- garment worker Electric Co. for 45 years, retiring puters and hoping to ride the • e*Hefl Anna R. Kapinos, 81, of Oak- in 1973. fire engines again. hust. Ocean, died yesterday in He was a member of the Tele- The 27-year-old Atlantic Monmouth Medical Center, Long phone Pioneers of America. Highlands resident joined the Branch. Surviving are his wife, Mildred Newark Fire Department in Born in Passaic, she lived most 1'ou/ar Simak; a son, Roger W. of April 1985 and fulfilled his of her life there before moving to Middletown; a daughter, Joyce A. childhood dream. Oakhurst 15 years ago. Breagy of Waldorf, Md.; and six "When I was 4 years old, my She was a garment worker for grandchildren. mother dressed me as a fire- Ehrcnberg & Sons for more than Arrangements are by the John fighter for Halloween (and) I 30 years, retiring 16 years ago. F. Pfleger Funeral Home, New never wanted to be anything Mrs. Kapinos was a former Monmouth, Middletown. else," he said. member of Holy Rosary Church, Emerick had moved to New- Passaic. and member of the Rose Esposito, 63, church's Holy Rosary Society. retired seamtress ark just to get the job. • She was a member of the Amer- "If you want to be a fireman,' ican Legion Auxiliary, Passaic, Rose Esposito. 83, bf Long why not go where the action and a member of the ILOWU for Branch died Sunday in Red Bank is," he said. "Newark is the 35 years. Convalescent Center, Red Bank. busiest fire department in the Her husband, Frank, died in Born in Long Branch, she was a state. It's one of the busiest in ^^^^3l8 Kai 1974. lifelong city resident. the nation." But the dream was shattered Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Esposito was a retired ASSOCIATED PRESS Glen Kristi Goldenthal, with seamstress and had been em- in November 1986. RETURNS TO WORK — Firefighter Damian Emerick, 27, an Atlantic Highlands resident, views a whom she lived, and Frances K. ployed by Avalon Dress Co. of Emerick was on his way to videotape last month as part of his job at the fire department training academy in Newark. Mosbarger of Newark, Ohio; a Long Branch. work one day when the vehicle Emerick, who was paralyzed in a accident two years ago, recently returned to work. brother, Emil Polowniak of Man- She was a member of the Inter- in which he was riding flipped chester.. Mo.; three sisters, Kathcr- national Ladies Garment Workers over. • ine Jowaiszas of Carroll, Ohio, Union, Local 085. The accident left Emerick tactcd the fire department with improve himself. And he did. Benevolent Association, Mayor Stephanie Sectish of Mount Joi, without feeling in his body below ideas of returning to the force. Sharpe James suggested that Her husband, Frank, died in Emerick continued in therapy Kossup consider rehiring Eme- Pa., and Josephine Nickelson of 1970. the neck. "We sat with Damian for him and progressed enough to regain Denver. Colo.; and four grandchil- rick, the fire director said. Surviving are a son, Samuel M. He said he thought he would to show us what he could do," limited use of his limbs. dren. never return to work. said Fire Director Stanley Kos- "I felt that he had progressed Esposito of West Long Branch; He moves around in a wheel- to such a degree that he should Arrangements are by the Rich- two sisters, Lilian Trocchia of For the next nine months, sup. "But at that time, he was give him an opportunity at em- not driving and depended on chair and drives himself wherev- ard C. Hoidal Funeral Home, West Long Branch and Helen Tct- Emerick lived and underwent er he has to go. ployment to allow him to prove Oakhurst. ers of Eatontown; two grandchil- hours of physical therapy at a someone. We felt that he himself," Kossup said. dren; and three great grandchil- West Orange rehabilitation clin- couldn't get into the mainstream He also can walk about 100 As a result of Kossup's and James R. Kennedy, of the fire department." feet using a walker. retired colormatcher dren. ic, continuing later as an out pa- James' efforts, Emerick even- Arrangements are by the Dam- tient. Kossup said officials gave Last July, after receiving a let- tually was allowed to return to James R. "Bud" Kennedy Sr., iano Funeral Home, Long Branch. Shortly after leaving, he con- Emerick more time to physically ter from the Firemen's Mutual work. 69. died Thursday at his daugh- ter's home in Middletown. Rosina Murdico, 81, Born in Elizabeth, he. lived in Red Bank resident Roselle before moving to Florida Rosina Murdico, 81, died Satur- six years ago. day in Riverview Medical Center, Eatontown makes strides in recyclying efforts He was a colormatcher for Du- Red Bank. ralac Chemicals, Newark, for 10 Born in Brooklyn. N.Y., she The latest measurement showed an increase In an effort to cut the expenses of recycling, years before retiring in 1982. lived in Red Bank most of her life. By LAURENCE ARNOLD during the last quarter of 1988 — as reported the borough had been'trying to arrange an Mrs. Murdico was a commu- THE REGISTER by Stominski at the last council meeting — agreement with surrounding municipalities. He was a communicant of St. when residents recylced at a rate of 17.16 ' According to the arrangement, a neighboring Michael's of the Archangel nicant of St. Anthony's Church, Red Bank. pounds per month. That was up from the pre- municipality would be ajjpwcd to use Eaton- Church, Siesta Key, Fla.; and a EATONTOWN — The most recent quar- vious quarter's average of. 12.44 pounds. town's state-certified leaf compost site, at 80- former communicant of St. Jo- Her husband, Dominic F.. died terly report on borough recycling shows a dra- Although the efforts of local residents to Acre Park, if it offered a comparable benefit to seph's Church, Roselle. in 1972. matic improvement, but much of that can be Surviving are two sons, Joseph abide by recycling laws may be one reason for the borough, such as providing curb-side pick- He was an Army veteran of attributed to more complete statistics, a bo- the improvement, Stominski said a more likely up of recyclables. World War II. of Red Bank and Vincent J. of rough councilman said. Toms River; two daughters. explanation is the borough's improved system But Borough Administrator Michael L. Surviving are his wife, Marie Frances Jarvis of Valencia, Calif., Councilman Edward Stominski, who serves for gathering statistics. Trotta reported to the council that neighboring Tully Kennedy; a son, James R. and Mary C. Conover of Denver, as public works commissioner, said at Thurs- "We have a lot of outside haulers who work municipalities he contacted, while interested in Kennedy Jr. of St. Petersburg, Pa.; two sisters, Lena Cassclla of day's Borough Council meeting that local resi- in the borough," he said. "We've finally gotten using the leaf compost site, did not have the Fla.; a daughter, Rosemarie Dar- Stanford, Conn., and Mary Lion- dents recycled at a rate of 19 pounds a person a all their cooperation to give us the figures on resources to provide Eatontown with compara- lington of Middletown; a sister, et ti of Hollywood, Fla.; 10 grand- month, a rate that exceeds the county and state what they take to the landfill." ble service in return. Claire M. Morris of Edison; and children; and six great-grandchil- guidelines requiring municipalities to average five grandchildren. Stominski said the borough had been under Ann Scott, Monmouth County's recycling dren. around 18 pounds. some pressure to improve its recycling efforts. coordinator, applauded the borough's efforts, Arrangements are by the Wor- Arrangements are by the John "We finally exceeded the norm," Stominski "The county was somewhat critical of us, ob- but added, "I'm not sure (Eatontown's offer) den Funeral Home, Red Bank. E. Day Funeral Home, Red Bank. said. viously," he said. would be viewed as an even trade-off."

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Today it will be mostly sunny, with a high in the upper 40s. Tonight it will be mostly clear, with a low in the mid-30s. Tomorrow it will be sunny and mild, with a high in the Sunshine, high Sunshine, nice Variable clouds, Clouds, some Some sun, upper 40s and an overnight low in the low 30s. clouds, mild chance shower sun, chillier colder

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SurKl iy Chicago 36 30 cdy Harmburg 29 15 dr Newark 30 19 dr Santa Fe 50 m cdy Wednesday: It will be variably Sandy Hook Cincinnati 38 22 dr Hartford 26 06 dr Norfolk.Va 40 25 cdy St Ste Marie 33 26 cdy Today: Highs, 8:33 a.m. and 9:02 Temperatures indicate pravloua day's Cleveland 29 24 clr Helena 47 32 .03 an North Plane 61 16 cdy Savannah 51 39 clr cloudy, with a high in the mid-40s high end overnight tow to 8 e.m. EST. Colorado Spgs 57 25 cdy Honolulu 83 71 dr Oklahoma City 53 30 cdy Seattle 48 35 .07 clr and an overnight low in the upper p.m. Lows, 2:30 a.m. and 3:07 HI Lo Prc OKI Columbia.S.C. 48 34 dr Houston INTCNTL 60 26 cdy Omaha 53 31 cdy Shreveport 62 23 cdy Abilene.Texas 59 32 cdy Columbus.Oa 51 37 clr Huntivllle.Ala 50 32 cdy Orlando 65 59 311 dr Sioux City 50 26 cdy 20s. p.m. Akron-Canton 27 20 dr Columbus.Ohio 33 20 clr Indlanapotf* 37 23 dr Paducah 44 22 cdy Sioux Fells 49 21 cdy Tomorrow: Highs, 9:11 a.m. and Albany.N.Y. 17 OS clr Concord. N,H 27 03 Mr Jackson.Mils 52 26 clr Peorla 39 28 coy South Bend 34 29 Cdy Thursday: It will be partly cloudy, Albuquerque 48 31 cdy Corpus Chrlstl 60 33 cdy Jacksonville 54 45 37 coy Philadelphia 34 20 Mr Spokane 37 30 01 clr 9:40 p.m. Lows, 3:09 a.m. and Mantown 28 12 dr DaMs-Ft Worth 54 29 Juneau 30 19 .15 an Phoenix 72 53 clr Sprlnglleld.lll. 38 30 cdy with a high in the upper 30s and AmirilkJ 60 31 clr Dayton 34 22 Kansas City 52 36 cdy Pittsburgh 27 IB Mr Spnngti.ld.Mo 47 26 cdy 3:41 p.m. •05 H, clr an overnight low in the low 20s. Anchorage -22 an Daytona Beech 68 60 205 cdy KnoxvlHe 45 20 clr Pocatello 39 23 cdy Syracuse 12 03 02 For Rumson and Red Bank Ashevltle 42 16 dr Denver 80 25 Lake Charles 56 34 cdy Portland.Malne 32 07 dr Tallahassee 53 41 20 clr Friday: It will besunny, with a high Atlenu 48 31 Mr Des Molnes 49 31 dr Lansing 31 27 dr Pomand.Ore. 44 36 50 cdy Tampa-St Ptrsbg 82 57 102 clr bridges, add two hours. For Sea Atlantic City 33 10 dr Detroit 30 28 v dr Laa Vegas 59 35 cdy Providence 32 12 clr Toledo 31 •27 clr in the low 30s and an overnight Auatln 56 34 cdy Duiutn 32 24 cdy Lexington 37 25 dr Pueblo 84 23 cdy Topeka 54 36 clr Bright, subtract 10 minutes. For Battimore 32 18 clr El Paso 87 36 clr Lincoln 54 26 cdy Raleigh 42 24 cdy Tuoion 84 46 clr low In the upper teens. Baton Rouge 55 31 cdy Elklns 31 09 clr Little Rock 47 25 cdy Rapid City 84 30 sn Tutu. 53 35 cdy Highlands bridge, add 40 min- Billings 53 35 an Erie 26 22 dr Loa Angeles 77 54 cdy Reno 46 34 cdy Tupelo 50 27 clr utes. Birmingham 51 34 cdy Eugene 40 39 1.05 cdy Loulsvlle 40 20 dr Richmond 38 20 cdy Waco 54 26 Bismarck 45 19 cdy Evansvllle 40 21 dr Lubbock 41 36 dr Roanoke 40 17 clr Washington.D C. 34 21 •8 BUM 39 25 cdy Fairbanks -40 •47 ' cdy Macon 50 38 dr Rocnester.N Y 20 11 dr W Palm Beach 79 65 23 clr Boaton 35 14 Mr Fargo 34 20 cdy Madison 35 26 cdy Rocklord 36 29 cdy WMNU 55 32 clr MARINE Bridgeport m m dr Flagstaff 40 20 clr Medford 39 34 .61 cdy Sacramento 60 44 rn Wichita Fella 57 30 Brownsville 83 42 cdy Flint 30 28 clr Memphis 49 26 dr SI Louis 43 30 cdy Wllkea-Barre 22 10 SUN Buffalo 21 18 clr Fort Smith 50 24 cdy Miami Beach 76 69 dr St Tbomae.V.I. 88 75 clr Wllmlngton.Del. 30 17 "Cl2r Today: Winds will be variable at Bumngton.vt. 12 01 dr , Fort Wayne 33 25 cdy Midland-Odessa 58 29 dr Salem.Ore. 44 37 5« cdy Yaklma 41 m Cdy Caribou 23 •07 cdy Fresno 64 37 cdy Milwaukee 36 31 cdy Salt Lake City 26 13 01 Youngatown 28 19 clr around 10 knots, with seas at 2-4 Today: Rise, 7:15 a.m. Set, 5:02 Caspar 48 37 cdy Ooodland 82 23 cdy Mpis-st Paul 39 24 cdy SanAngelo 80 29 12 Yuma 72 54 clr Charteston.s.C. 50 40 cdy Grand Junction 37 11 cdy Mobile 54 36 cdy San Antonio 80 29 coy feet. p.m. Charleston.W.Va M 11 dr Orend Rapids 31 26 dr Montgomery 54 37 cdy San Diego 75 52 cdy National Temperature Extremes Chanotta.N.C. 46 30 coy Greet Falls 51 28 04 sn NaehvWe 45 25 dr San Francisco 66 47 m High: 85 at Miami. Fla. Tonight Ocean conditions will re- Tomorrow: Rise, 7:14 a.m. Set, Chattanooga 48 22 dr Green Bay 33 25 cdy New Orleans 53 42 cdy San Jose 64 48 m Low: -24 at Ounnlaon. Colo. main the same. . > 5:03 p.m. Cheyenne 83 34 cdy Greensboro.N.C 40 23 cdj New York City 30 20 dr San Juan,PH. 88 71 dr m — Indicates missing Information MONDAY, JAN. 23, 1989 The Register SA Editorial Cut the chatter, get to thelnatter raditionally, in a gubernatorial election year, the Tmonths between Christmas and St. Patrick's Day are dedicated to political posturing, the kind of glad- handed pocket picking that politicians employ to sec whether their ships of state will float. Without ever directly addressing an issue, gubernato- rial wanna-bes scurry from place to place, looking con- cerned or amused or bemused — as the situation dic- tates —and then smiling for the nearest camera. Meanwhile, an army an oflcamera hacks test the political temperature on a host of almost-issues and tally up the combined wealth of the people most af- fected by the issue, to determine whether a stand on this issue or that will generate a) Publicity and b) Cam- paign Contributions. As a result, the average guy on the street generally has no idea where the candidates stand on anything until after the June Primary race, and by then of course, its too late. At the risk of Sounding too cynical, it may be that candidates have no idea where the candidates stand on anything until after the primary. And then, of course, its also too late. Witness the not-yet-a-race for Governor so far this year. Since the National Conventions last summer, several key contenders in both parties have been scrambling for the high ground. Commentary Every time you go to a movie these days, you're likely to see about five minutes of film featuring Carey Edwards, the former attorney general who is seeking the Republican nod. Although Edwards vacated his office last week, he is Don't raise taxes — lower expectations still appearing on the silver screen, looking terribly that loses in ring it makes up for-in thing to the Ayatullah Khomeini, sell Pardon Ollie North and Willie Hor- serious and gubernatorial, warning the Saturday night By DONALD KAUL honesty. him a savings and loan. Actually, the ton. flick fans about the dangers of drugs. Ayatollah would be a perfect custom- • Stop saying "Read my lips." Not • Stop with the thousand points of er. Moslems do not believe in mak- No brie seriously expects the former Attorney Gener- light, already. If I were you I'd get only is everyone sick of hearing it but There are two occasions on which ing a profit from lending money and it is remarkably insensitive. People al to be in favor of drug abuse and it is questionable . it is considered permissible to give another speech writer. I know, every- neither, apparently, do our savings body says Peggy Noonan is great, but do not, as the remark implies, read just how effective the commercials can be. advice to absolute strangers: when and loans. If the A.K. is reluctant, lips because they are stupid, they they are graduating from something she's not. She specializes in a kind of After all, anyone who uses drugs regularly was proba- offer him a premium, like a toaster read them because they are hearing (provided you're a commencement flashy, florid imagery that you can or a Stinger missile. hear the wind whistle through, it's so impaired. As a matter of fact, a per- bly high before they got to the theater, and anyone who speaker) and when they are about to son who can read lips with any accu- doesn't is probably elbowing their way to the conces- empty. You're not the poetic type • Find something for Dan Quayle become President of the United to do. There simply aren't enough racy at all is considerably smarter sion stand during Edwards' epic. States (provided you're a columnist). anyway. Stick to a writer with clean, crisp declarative sentences decorated state funerals to keep even a scratch than someone who can't. It was a primarily by subject and verb. And golfer busy, particularly if .you're dumb line when President Reagan But the commercials do serve to hightcn Edwards's No one expects the advisees to fol- first used it; it's dumber now. public profile and for a candidate, that's something. low the advice, of course, which is while you're at it, stop dropping your going to take all the good ones. Nei- why it is safe to be spendthrift of g's. It's condescendin' to the lower ther is making him spend all of his • Above all, stay well. Not even Edwards is not alone in his public relations bid. wisdom. (Nothing can get you in orders, those of us who did not go to time presiding over the U.S. Senate a your most bitter enemies want to see Yale. No one who knows better good idea. That is the kind of part- you leave office suddenly during the Last month, Rep. James Florio, a Democratic Con- trouble faster than giving advice that people actually follow.) drops his g's unless he's pandering to time job colleges of the lesser sort get next four years. This is one of the gressman whose district lies a full SO miles south of the yahoos or acting in a beer com- for their star athletes during the play- great advantages of having a Proposi- here, came to the Belford Seafood Cooperative to talk In any case, I would be remiss in mercial. In that same vein I would ing season. The American people de- tion 48 vice president. It is, in fact, about the fact that he likes to eat bluefish. my duties and in danger of losing my add: serve more for their money. Send the only advantage. They say you standing in the College of Column- him on a fact-finding tour of the Ber- make a habit of stopping motor- To be fair, the Congressman also mentioned pollut- ists were I not to offer Gentle George • When you invite Israeli prime muda Triangle. cades, jumping out of your limousine ion problems, but more than anything else, it appeared the benefit of my years of inexperi- minister Yitzhak Shamir to the • Remember your friends. and shaking hands with people on as if the dapper Democrat was trying to arrange a con- ence in Washington. White House, don't serve him pork Throughout your career you've been the street. Stop that. As my aunt once cerned-looking photograph of himself standing next to rinds. I know, pork rinds are your as loyal as Lassie to your masters. said of my uncle, the one who drank I know Mr. Bush and I have had genuflection to the common touch so, "He may not be much, but he's people in flannel shirts. differences of opinion in the past but Now that you're the master, it's time but don't use it on Shamir. If you to show a little loyalty to the little all I've got." You're all we've got, For his part, Assembly Speaker Chuch Hardwick, R- I am perfectly happy to cast them don't know why, ask the chairman of Mr. President. aside in order to tell him how to do people who helped you on the way Union, has been1 playing a game of Legislative tag with the Federal Reserve, Alan Greens- up. There are two men now in trou- his new job. pan. state Senate President John Russo, D-Ocean, over two ble with the law to whom, as much Donald Kaul is a columnist with conflicting bids for state aid to municipalities. Here then, are my words of advice • If you get the urge to sell some- as anyone, you owe your election. Tribune Media Services. to the about-to-be-minted president: That game has been played as much in a series of • If you can't raise taxes, lower BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed letters the two men have sent to municipal leaders expectations. It does you no good to across the state as it has in the State House. NOW mm PKOKR HKECAU- go around saying you want to be the "FOR THE HIP ONLY" THIN W EACH M/l>ll>eR VONi iW» FOft&PPeN Ironically, Russo is the only one of the roughly education president and the environ- ACPIOO PlVIPe PYTT BCOOM cwvn imps CM ROVHP Off EVENLY AHP Be REAP SAfUY ANP PRlV/tltlY dozen high-profile leaders who has made his intentions mental president and the drug bust president if you don't have any FKiT MATCH rue UTTERS SUMRKT ROCK STAR 1/jlTHOUT iOUK Mm known. money to spend on these things, and TO The/ft EQUIVALENT JONSONJOWS SHORTS HAlilNb ft NUMHER If)THEALPHMei il/E cow /• As of last week, Russo said that he would not run for you don't, nor will you if you don't governor.. raise taxes. (And, given what you • MATCH 1H& t£#l said during the campaign, you We don't begrudge the candidates their media shouldn't raise them. A promise is a AMIN' courtships. promise.) I would suggest adding a line to your inaugural address, some- We recognize that its an important part of the proc- thing to the effect: "I'm really going ess. to try hard not to make things worse, But we wish they would tell us that they're running but I can't promise anything." What and tell us what they believe. In the wake of Gov. Thomas Kean's largely success- ful administration, the state will be faced with some News Analysis hard choices. We deserve to know how the various candidates plan to sustain the state's economic growth, address the problems of ocean pollution, solve the state's auto- mobile insurance crisis and work with the municipali- Stiffer rules banning gifts to Congress urged ties to hold the line on local taxes. force to the job. That task force the gifts may have been proper. contributions to elected officials, Photographs and film loops are fine. But let us see By JACK ANDERSON should begin with a trip to the file Tallon's comments so concerned thereby creating a chilling effect on them in context. and DALE VAN ATTA room of the federal court for the Judge Jack Weinstein that he read both donors and recipients alike." Eastern District of New York. parts of the letter in court, although A chilling effect? Bring on the ice. There, among three boxes of testi- he didn't name the author. Here is Weinstein put it best before he WASHINGTON — The House of mony and correspondence relating to Tallon's argument: sentenced Biaggi to two years and six Representatives can expect {rouble the Biaggi case, the task force will months and a $500,000 fine. The from within the ranks if it tries to "When it comes to entertaining, judge said, "While accepting supple- find a raft of letters from members of suffice it to say that no one enter- reform the House rules to stem the Congress standing behind their com- mentation of income may not reveal The Register flow of gifts to members of Congress. tains his enemies and that socializing as much corruption as outright brib- patriot. At the time the letters were with a congressman is aimed, in part, ery, it is corrupt. This action tends to The conviction of former Rep. written, Biaggi had already been con- at advancing the interest of the lob- Founded in 1878 cause a deterioration of the political Mario Biaggi, D-N.Y., for accepting victed of accepting illegal gratuities. byist's client. ... It seems that, under system." Biaggi is free pending an by John H. Cook and Henry Clay illegal gratuities has piqued the He accepted a Florida vacation for the standard applied in the Biaggi appeal of his case. A Greater Media Newspaper moral outrage of Congress — at least himself and a companion from a case, even legal campaign contribu- the public moral outrage. Some Democratic party boss after after he tions could become the basis of a Keeping the seat warm — When members are loudly calling for strict- helped an ailing local shipyard in gratuity prosecution if the contribu- George Bush picked William Reilly William R. Canino er rules. But, privately, 48 of them Brooklyn. The party boss owned an tor were motivated by a desire to as the head of the Environmental Vice President/Publisher went to bat for Biaggi asking the insurance brokerage firm and the show his gratitude for past congres- Protection Agency, environmental- judge to go easy on him. The letters shipyard was his client. (Biaggi was sional action. I can assure you that ists saw it as a sign that Bush would indicate how difficult it will be to get later convicted on a seperate racke- most members of Congress are not make good on his promise to protect David Thaler the environment. Reilly has earned Group General Manager the monkey's hand out of the cookie teering charge involving Wedtech aware of the broad scope of this law, jar. Corp.) and many who have taken free trips bipartisan respect as president of the and the like are wondering what the World Wildlife Fund. But insiders Charles C.Triblehorn If Biaggi did nothing else, he re- Forty-eight lawmakers, including implications of those activities are. say he is simply warming the chair 1 Executive Editor minded members of Congress of Wright and Dan Rostenkowski, D- for Thomas Kean, the governor of something they can easily forget — III., and even former House Speaker New Jersey. Kean's term expires in that it is illegal for them to take any- Tip O'Neill, D-Mass., asked the If that is true, then it's high time 1990. At that time, our sources say, Judith S. Klein Joanne F. Shiebler thing of value because they per- judge to go light on Biaggi in the gra- members of Congress "wondered." Bush will move Reilly out and Kean Managing Editor Marketing Director formed an official act for the giver. tuities case because of his record of Dymally seemed more concerned in. Kean campaigned hard for Bush public service. Now it's time Congress rewrote its that Biaggi's conviction might put a and the new president repays such Randy Bramelcr Richard Polity official rules to conform to what is Bui two of those letters went be- dent in the loot. "I fear that anything favors with jobs. City Editor Group Advertising Director already federal law. House Speaker yond simply vouching for, Biaggi as a more than a suspended sentence in Jim Wright, D'Tcxas, and Minority nice guy who deserved a break. Reps. this case would ... cast doubt upon Jack Anderson and Dale Van Atta Leader Robert Michel, R-Ill., prom- Mcrvyn Dymally, D-Calif., and the entire range of legitimate politi- art columnists with United Feature ised to assign an ethics reform task Robin Tallon, D-S.C, argued that cal practices associated with gifts and Syndicate, Inc. 6A The Register MONDAY, JAN. 23, 1989 George Bush would like it: kinder, gentler CBS series the premiere, so it's hard to pre- race out into the deep to rescue By KAOTHRYN BAKER dict the quality of subsequent epi- the mute child and her teacher. QASSOCIATED PRESS sodes. If that's not enough, to bring Once the family arrives in Aus- tears to your eyes, the episode ends with Katie watching an old NEW YQRK — Perhaps to tralia, they meet hired hand Didge (Ernie Dingo), an Aborigine who videotaped home movie of her welcome the Bush administration, mother. (Count the number of fa- CBS offers a kindler, gentler new rides horses, flies a helicopter and generally helps explain the strange thers raising kids alone on TV, TV series. new land. and it begins to look like moms "Dolphin Cove," which pre- are an endangered species.) They settle in, sort of, to mos- miered Saturday, is a nice family The dolphins might not speak drama with a splash of sophisti- quito nets — "There used to be vultures, but the mosquitoes ate English, but they sure know how cation mixed in with all the sappi- to overact. If the series goes, ness. This is a show for people them," Didge explains — and pizza topped with alligator meat. they'll no doubt be demanding re- who still cry at the end of "Old negotiation of their contracts and Yeller," not cynics who watch Larson dives into his work, but greater creative control. "Miami Vice" in the secret hope two bottle-nosed dolphins in his that Tubbs will shoot Crockett. care only make fun of him by But the human characters seem splashing him with water and a likable bunch, and "Dolphin Frank Converse stars as Mi- squealing what apparently is dol- Cove" is not a bad place to visit. chael Larson, a scientist who phinese for "nyah, nyah, nyah." And thanks to remote control you moves to Australia under the aegis But they take to silent Katie and don't have to live there. of a wealthy businessman who establish an E.T.-like rapport with • wants to prove that dolphins are her. as intelligent as human beings. Sam Donaldson, as mentioned David, meanwhile, is appalled previously, is leaving the White If viewers aren't immediately at being sent, in uniform, to St. House beat, so chairs are moving caught up in the drama' of Flipper Crispin's, which his father neglect- at ABC News in Washington. Brit fielding flash cards, there are the ed to tell him is an all-boys school. Hume becomes chief White more accessible concerns of the House correspondent. Ann Comp- "The girls go to St. Somewhere ton gets the Dan Quayle beat. scientists' two children — young Else," Larson explains. "Oh, good, Katie, who lost her will to speak Lark McCarthy goes to the White St. Elsewhere. This gets better all House. Former national corre- after being in a car wreck that the time," sulks David. The inside killed her mother, and David, a spondent James Wooten covers joke is a reference to co-executive the Senate. Sheilah Kast, formerly sulky teen-ager who wants to go producer John Masius, a former home to his girlfriend in America. at the White House, covers the writer-producer on "St. Else- House. John McWethy is joined at Trey Ames ("A Year in the where." the State Department by former Life") plays David and Karron On to high drama, though, Rome correspondent David Graves is Katie. Nick Tate plays Ensor. Bob Zelnick continues at ASSOCIATED PRESS when Katie's new therapist, Alli- Baron Trent, the sponsor of the son Mitchell (Virginia Hey), clum- the Pentagon. Walter Rodgcrs, research project, who harbors a se- sily makes a reference to her own formerly in Moscow, goes to the Hats off to Barbara cret plan to salvage a valuable an- mother, causing Katie to run off Justice Department. Dennis cient sunken ship. and swim into the dangerous Troutc, formerly at Justice, covers Barbara Bush dons a giant sombrero which was given to her by her granddaughter Noel after Peter Benchley, author of ocean. But it is we who are intelligence and law enforcement. performing with a mariachi band Thursday in Washington, while attending "A Salute to Barbara "Jaws," is one of the creators of plunged into the depths — of Las- Jeanne Meserve, formerly at State, Bush." the series, which is filmed on loca- becomes a general assignment re- sie-come-home-ness — when the porter. ... tion in Australia. He also wrote wise dolphins leap a barrier and Beaches' stars real-life stories rival their current movie roles

. The movie was a nightmarish mined not to approach things with entered her body. Men" and "Shy People." In the By HAROLD REYNOLDS experience for Midler, who feuded a make-or-break attitude. During this period., she found it latter movie, directed by Andre KNIGHTRIDDER NEWSPAPERS with the movie's director, Don "I used to feel like everything difficult to get people in the indus- Konchalovsky, she played a rural Sicgel, and became the target of was a matter of life or death," she try to return her telephone calls. Louisiana woman driven to the unflattering comments by her co- said, "and I don't feel that way brink of insanity by loneliness and LOS ANGELES — In the star. Ken Wahl. Hershey said two things kept an abusive husband. movie "Beaches," Bette Midler any more. I mean, my God, it's her going during the lean times. and Barbara Hershey play dissimi- As a result of the fiasco, Midler just movies. It's not like war, rev- For her performance in "Shy olution, flood or plague. Although "Having my son (Tom, now People," Hershey won the best ac- lar women who maintain a strong discovered that her movie career 16), which meant a lot to me," she friendship over a 30 year-period. had slowed to a crawl. For a time, sometimes it is like plague, I'll tell tress award at the 40th annual no one would hire her for juicy you." said, "and my love of acting. I had Cannes Film Festival in 1987. Directed by Garry Marshall and film roles. no choice but to keep trying and I At the 1988 Cannes festival, she based on the novel by Iris Kaincr In 1986, the actress made a always concentrated on the acting. won the award an unprecedented Dart, the film focuses on the ups ' She virtually suffered a nervous stunning screen comeback in the That never left me. second consecutive year, this time and downs in the relationship be- breakdown. Touchstone Pictures hit comedy, "You have ups and downs. I'm for her performance in Chris. tween struggling New York singer "Well, I'll tell you I stopped "Down and Out in Beverly Hills." sure I'll continue to — everyone Menges' "A World Apart." In the CC Bloom (played by Midler) and going for awhile," Midler said dur- She later starred in a string of does. You're going to fail some- film, Hershey portrayed Diana Hillary Whitney (Hershey), an ing a recent interview in Universal other Touchstone successes — times, particularly if you take Roth, a real-life South African idealistic attorney from a well-to- City, Calif. "It wasn't until my "Ruthless People," "Outrageous chances. But the one consistent mother and activist against apart- do West Coast family. wounds really started to heal that I Fortune" and "Big Business." thing is if you're concentrating on heid. Bette Midler In many respects, the real-life was able to pick myself up and go "The Divine Miss M" was back the acting itself; that can give you She shared the 1988 award with stories of the two much-in-de- on. in business, in a big way. She soon Barbara Hershey rose to promi- a lot of strength." her "A World Apart" co-stars, nence in the mid-1960s with a mand actresses could rival just "What started me going again graced the cover of Time mag- Hershey made an impressive Jodhi May and. Linda Mvusi. about anything they've ever azine and signed an impressive, starring role in "The Monroes," a "I didn't go to Cannes the sec- was the fact that I stopped caring short-lived ABC television series comeback in the 1980s with strong played in the movies. so much about the business and long-term contract with performances in "The Stunt ond year because I was shooting Touchstone Pictures. about a family of pioneers in the 'Beaches,' " Hershey said. "So a Consider Bette Midler's tale, for the industry and that kind of Old West. Man," "The Entity," "The Right instance. thing. I tried to look at it more Stuff' and "The Natural." Film guy came to the set and said that I Despite her recent successes, had won it. I was so flabbergasted After earning a glowing reputa- lightly, with more of a sense of Midler hasn't forgotten how for- She began to make a name for critics began praising her as one of humor. I had been very, very se- herself 20 years ago in such films the film industry's most under- because I had been told that that tion as a singing and recording art- tune can be fickle to people in was impossible: 'Just don't even ist in the early 1970s, Midler re- rious about it, and I felt that I had show business. as "Last Summer" and "The Baby rated actresses. been unfairly maligned." Maker." think about that because nobody ceived a 1979 Academy Award "It's thrilling," she said. "But I Hershey attained major star- wins twice in a row. It's just not nomination for her portrayal of a Midler said once she became don't put too much stock in it be- But her career declined in the dom in 1986, thanks to a notewor- done.' Janis Joplin-like rock Mar in "The healthy enough to examine things cause I've been around long 1970s, a period in which she be- thy performance as Lee, the Rose." "I said, 'Fine, I hope the movie in another light, she realized she enough to know that you go up, came known as a free spirit. youngest sibling in Woody Allen's gets something.' It didn't occur to But her movie career turned should never again "let myself get you go down. You go up, you go At one point, she changed her acclaimed "Hannah and Her Sis- me that it could happen, so it was sour during the filming of so wrapped up in something that I down. And so I keep expecting, name to Barbara Seagull, report- ters." a real shock. My second thought "Jinxed," a*l982 comedy that was going to let it knock me over 'Oh, it's going to come any minute edly because she said she believed She followed that film with ap- was that it meant that the first flopped at theboxofllce. again."She also became deter- now.'" the spirit of a doomed seagull had pearances.in "Hoosiers," "Tin time wasn't an accident." On the edge: Smothers Brothers still improvising MOVIE TIMETABLE lishment satirists. The most fa- ers' liberalism. Today it is credited could have been average at a lot of By DAVID HINCKLEY mous yo-yo user of that decade, of with blazing the trail that led to things. But we're really good at ABERDEEN 9:35 glory for the likes of "Saturday REGISTER WIRE SERVICES course, was Richard Nixon. being the Smothers Brothers." 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A different kind of music

WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — J.C. Combs isn't your typical university music professor, not when he performs concerts with pizza pans and velcro and writes compositions like Ann Landers "Pizza Hut 2-3-4!" But the 48-year-old Wichita State professor with a reputation as a non-traditional com- More on sex after marriage poser and percussionist says he's "not trying to be strange." Dear Readers: Yesterday I reported on the results of the survey. The question: Has your sex life gone downhill since marriage? If "We jifst enjoy doing experimental theater so, why? with percussion," he said. "Luckily, there's As I said in yesterday's column, I received more than 141,210 an audience for it." pieces of mail, and 52 percent of the respondents were male. The Combs staged a concert yesterday titled, ages of those who wrote were from 17 to 93. "Now That Was Definitely Different! (A Per- Eighty-two percent of the respondents said sex after marriage cussion Concert Featuring Rock Drums, was much less pleasurable. The percentage of unfulfilled females Pizza Pans and Velcro)." was almost the same as for males. For a closer look at what goes on behind the bedroom doors of The concert wasn't the first such event he America, read on. has helped put on during his 19 years at Wi- From San Francisco (male. 46): When we were going together, chita Stale. He was involved in "War she used to meet me at the airport in a raincoat with nothing Games," a piece written by a colleague for underneath. Now we have three kids and she says, "Take a taxi. performance by professional wrestlers and a I'm too tired to drive." percussion orchestra that was made into an From Newark (male, 52): Your question — has sex gone down- award-winning video by a Nebraska educa- hill since marriage? — is an insult to those of us who waited until tional television station. marriage to have sex. You ought to tell your readers that if they Combs and his colleagues also did a con- don't cat the icing oil the cake before dinner they are likely to enjoy the dessert more. • cert with pinball machines and percussion. West Palm Beach (male, 55): Courtship, beautiful. Marriage, The latest concert opened with "Edgard lousy. Booze ruined it. Alcoholics Anonymous saved me, but by Varese in the Gobi Desert," a piece per- then she had left. formed by six percussionists on a variety of Lawrence, Kan. (female): Our sex life was never terrific, but drums. Body slapping — sometimes called ASSOCIATED PRESS after we married his battery went completely dead. He tried to hamboning — chanting, fireworks and Vel- blame it on his heart medicine, but I found out he'd been having a cro tap dancing also arc featured. Time out 15-year affair with our next-door neighbor. A Combs composition called "Pizza Hut 2- Grand Rapids, Mich, (male, 50): Downhill. Definitely. The Angie Spickler of Mount Joy, Pa., Lancaster County, takes time out to read a 3«4!" had several percussion students por- sameness is boring. Same time. Same place. Same position. Won't novel while relaxing from her chores of taking care of the family's Ayrshire cattle try anything new. I would never cheat, but it's easy to see why so traying pizza parlor workers who discover the at the Pennsylvania Farm Show in Harrisburg. many men do. different tones of their pizza boxes, pans and cooking utensils. A musical number slowly Louisville (female, 38): How exciting can sex be with a potbel- lied, cynical, comatose couch potato? The man has nothing to say until the lights go out. then suddenly he is overcome with passion. He wonders why I'm not interested. Draw him a picture, will you please, Ann? THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Waco, Tex. (male): Don't forget to include your gay readers ARIES (March 21 April l'lj - It by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee will likely fa1] upon you to clean up af- when you write up the results of your marriage survey. My lover By Stella Wilder ter the folly cf others today More eyes and I have been together 10 years. We both agree that our sex life Unscramble these tour Jumbles, than expected are focused on you isn't as good as it. was before he moved in. The reason: Couples one letter to each square, to form Born today, you are quite adept at TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - arc on their best behavior when they date. You can't be together four ordinary words. greeting even the most troubling and Travel may b? in the picuire. though all the time and not get a little sick of each other. difficult situation with a smile You you will likely have to tie up one or are never one to show your emotions Calgary, Canada (female, 46): Sex was fabulous before we mar- two personal loose ends before you NELEK when there is crisis afoot, instead, you embark ried. Now it's on my birthday and our anniversary. There's a real engage your considerable capacity for GEMINI (May 21 June 20) - Be communication problem and he refuses to accept counseling. quick thinking and firm, direct action sure to take advantage of another's n LI Indeed, when a thing is to be done, you unusual generosity - for you may not Atlanta (Male. 58): Sex after marriage? What's that? How can 1 can be counted on to do it without hesi get a sec'ond chanre tomorrow get excited about a woman who weighs 250 pounds and doesn't tation or doubt You are never cocky bathe during any month that has an R in it? CANCER (June 2l-Jul> 22) - MOAXI or over-confident and you look upon Don't be too sure of vourself todav. for Dickinson, N.D. (female, 44): Our sex life gets better all the your own abilities with an unusual as confidence grows, so does the risk time. Why? Because it is an expression of a love based on respect, |_ 1 objectivity of error or injury Use great care. courtesy, honesty, admiration and mutual trust. Though'you know how to expertly LEO (Jul> 23-Aug 22) - You may weigh priorities with regard to profes- feel today as though you have escaped Manhasset, Long Island (male, 50, divorced): Downhill, of sional issues, your personal life is des- course. All the way. Why? Kissin' don't last. Good cookin' do. the bonds that have been holding you DAHLER HIS FOOTPRINTS tined to folio* a course marked by back in some way for quite some time. some confusion and uncertainty But Los Angeles (female): I just saw my husband's post card. He ONJ THE SANPS OF VIRGO (Ang 23-Sept. 22) - Today there will be many times in your life says our sex life is terrific. The big ox doesn't realize I haven't had is the day to do it your way. don't take TIME LEFT ONLY when a trusted friend or loved one will an orgasm in 15 years. I'm canceling his vote. I 1 K ) "no" for an answer' Others will surely THIS. have the answers when you don I be impressed by your quick thinking San Antonio (female): He's Protestant. I'm Catholic. He's Alto born on this data arc: Anglo, I'm Hispanic. He's a Republican, I'm a Democrat. He tells LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) - Some- RASTIE Edouard Manot, impressionist thing you had originally been afraid of me I'm gorgeous. I'm not. But sex gets better all the time because Now arrange the circled letters to paintar; Chita Rivera, singer, danc- form the surprise answer, as sug- actually prove to be a thing you can we are nuts about each other. ar and actress. ' embrace before the day is out! gested by the above cartoon. To see what is in store for vou to [ X1 1 SCORPIO (Oct 23-Nov. 21) - You morrow, find your birthday and read may be privileged to hear information the corresponding paragraph Let others have to work hard for today THEE your birthday star be your daily guide Answer: X X XXJTE X XX What you do with it be surprising (Answers tomorrow) TUESDAY, JAN. 24 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb. 18) - | Jumbles: CYCLE GAUDY FAMILY DELUXE — You may be wholly prepared for Yesterdays You may fall prey to one unusual urge something that doesn't happen today I Answer. What that marriage counselor was always in after another today. 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LOVE LINES On Tuesday, February 14,1989 We will publish a SPECIAL VALENTINE'S DAY LOVE LINES SECTION AID FOR ANIMALS — Presenting a $7,000 grant from Shelter Inc. to John E. Westlake, president of the Monmouth County SPCA in Eatontown, are in the (from left) Peter J. Wright, treasurer, and James M. McLean III, Shelter Inc. president. REGISTER SPCA receives $7,000 grant Tell the world how you feel, or send a secret message only the two of you understand. Say something cute, The Shelter Inc.. a non-profit foun- homeless animals of Monmouth Coun- dation dedicated lo the humane hous- ty," he continued. clever, funny or romantic to your sweetheart, friends or ing, adoption and care of animals in In the 24-year history of The Shelter family. No matter what you say, your words will be a Ocean and Monmouth Counties, has Inc. the Monmouth County SPCA has presented a $7,000 grant' to the Mon- not only been the only organization to Sill wonderful surprise, which will be shared & remembered mouth Countv Chapter of the Society receive consecutive grants, but also to for the Prevention of Cruelty to Ani- receive the highest amount ever for a long time. mals. awarded. The announcement was made by John E. Westlake, president of the Mail or Bring your Message (with payment) Peter .1. Wright. Shelter teeasurer and Monmouth County SPCA said, "The giants committee chairman. money received from The Shelter Inc. SO THAT IT REACHES US BY FEB. 8, 1989 CALL "This is the second consecutive year has been dedicated for the addition of 542-1700 AND YOU MAY CHARGE YOUR MESSAGE that The Shelter has awarded a grant to 16 kennels.and the weatherization of the Eatontown-based SPCA," he said. the outside kennels. This grant will TO VISA OR MASTER CARD. "In 1987 and 1988 the board of direc- help us to care for more animals year round." tors of The Shelter Inc. voted to give ENTER YOUR MESSAGE IN THESE BLOCKS the Monmouth County SPCA the high- The previous grant was used to sub- (2 chanclm (Mm, punctuation nwki md fen brtmtn woreta) tqud • *». est amount possible. We are very im- sidize the worming and innoculation pressed with their commitment to the programs for kittens. 5 LINES'10.00 Publisher to head YMCA drive '2.00 each Additional Line RED BANK — Richard Lemerand, membership on The Community YMCA owner and publisher of the Greater Red Red Bank Management and Corporate Bank Voice, has been named general Fundraising Committees. CUSTOMER NAME chairman for the second year of The The campaign is an organized annual ADDRESS _ PHONE. Community YMCA annual supporting effort to raise funds to support the pro- membership drive. grams and services of The Community ZIP CODE Lemerand, a leader in the local busi- YMCA Association. The association in- ness community, and a member of the cludes the Red Bank facility on Maple Send your Valentine Love Line YMCA board of directors, will head a Avenue, Camp Arrowhead in. Marlboro, team of 175 campaigners for the February and Bayshore Youth and Family Services, With Payment Made Out To: campaign. the YMCA's counseling component lo- THE REGISTER He was recently named to the board of cated in Matawan. 1 Register Plaza, Shrewsbury, NJ 07702 directors of the Red Bank Rotary Club ' Named to the supporting campaign Attention: LOVE LINES and serves on the Red Bank Chamber of steering committee were Margean Glad- Commerce board of directors. He is a ysz, Tinton Falls; Andrew DeMaio, Mat- member of the Borough's Retail Trade awan; George Lavigne, Liricroft, Middle- Grmater Media Nmwpapmn Board and the Middletown Chamber of town; Carol Stehn, Aberdeen; and Commerce. He has served as co-chairman Douglas Freibcrger, Middletown. "in 'H i II mi i' II 11 Bui of the Red Bank Fireworks Committee. The fundraising drive is scheduled for His YMCA involvement includes Feb. 5-9. Si MONDAY, JAN 23, 1989 The Register 9A COMMUNITY CALENDAR

County Wide DATE NIGHT — The Department of Parks and Recreation will sponsor a teen STARTING OVER — A support date night at 9:30 p.m. Saturday at Har- group for women in transition in their mony Bowl. The $5.25 per-person fee in- lives due to separation and divorce. Start- cludes three games each, bowling shoes, a ing Over, will meet noon to I p.m. today build-your-own sundae bar and a live DJ. in the Old Court Room at the Hall of The fee is payable at the event. For more Records building, second floor. East Main information, call 671 -2100 or 291 -5440. Street, Freehold. Psycholherpist Sharon Beskin Goodman will lead the session. Oceanport CANCER CRUSADE — The Ameri- GARDEN CLUB — The Oceanport can Cancer Society of Monmouth anil Garden Club will meet at I p.m. Thurs- Ocean Counties is planning the upcoming day at the Community Center. Dierdre 1989 Residential Cancer Crusade. The Bonomi, a landscape architect, will pre- focus will be on good nutrition. The sent a slide show on the art of garden American Cancer Society is informing the design. For more information, call 222- community about cancer preventive as- 6446. pects of good nutrition. Volunteers will be needed from Little Silver, Manalapan, Marlboro. Matawan. Middle-town. Mon- Red Bank mouth Beach, Ocean, Tinton Falls and TOWER HILL OPEN HOUSE — Wesl Long Branch. For more informa- Tower Hill.School will host open house tion, call 920-7399. events tomorrow, Wednesday and Thurs- day. Hours are 9:15 to 11 a.m. and 12:45 FINANCIAL AID — Students may to 2:30 p.m. Tuesday, and 9:15 to 11 a.m. apply for financial aid for collgc. Toll-free Wednesday and next Thursday. Programs hotlines arc available for questions from 6 include co-operative nursery school for to 9 p.m. beginning today and through three- to five-year olds; kindergarten, pre- Friday. Professionals from the New Jersey first and exended care for three- to six- Association of Student Financil Aid Ad- year olds. For more information, call 747- ministrators will answer questions. For 1393. more information, call 1-800-221-5732. INSURANCE WOMEN — The Insur- FIRE CHIEFS — The Monmouth ance Women of Monmoulh County will County Fire Academy will conduct a state meet at 5:30 p.m. tomorrowat Prima's hearing on fire fighter training require- Restaurant, 58 Oakland St. Featured will ments at 8 p.m. Wednesday at Ihe Fire be the first "Speak-Off." The meeting is Academy, Route 33. Howcll. All volun- open to all men and women in the insur- Busy with plans ance industry. For more information, call teer fire fighters arc urged lo attend. For 280-1200 or 223-4295. more information, call 264-9288. Monmouth Park Charity Ball committee co-chairman Marianne Hesse of Leonardo, left, meets wtih Macy's officials to RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION — The HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION — plan the March Benefit Shopping Day. The event, sponsored by the Monmouth Park Charity Fund to benefit its Red Bank Residents Association will pre- The Monmoulh County Historical Asso- participating orgftii :at ons, will take place 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. March 7 at Macy's, Monmouth Mall, Eatontown. Helping sent a program with River Cove Devel- ciation will sponsor a bus trip to the New opers at 8 p.m. tomorrowat Red Bank York Winter Antiques Show and Metro- with details ara Cut Seilman, center, of Macy's public relations, and Robin Doherty, director of Macy's public Middle School. Harding Road and politan Museum Thursday. The fee is $40 relations. Tickets, $5, are available at the Monmouth Park administration building, Oceanport, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Branch Avenue. Questions, discussion for members; $45 for non-members. weekdays. and resident input will be a feature of the program. For more information, call 530- ASSOCIATION LIBRARY — The 1951 or 758-1236. Monmouth County Historical Associa- Street. The group will discuss partici- gram is free and open to people over 60. sters may submit one poem of no less tion Library will be closed for inventory pation in internationally-sponsored cam- For more information, call 542-1326. than three nor more than 12 lines along COMEDY NIGHT — The Young Pro- until Feb. 7. paigns for human rights as well as local with an entry form and $2.50 fee by Jan. fessionals Group of the Mid-Jersey Chap- assistance to (he Amnesty information Holmdel 30. Entry forms are available at the Park ter of the National Multiple Sclerosis So- SHORE SINGLES — Shore Singles table at the Monmouth Mall one weekend System facilities. Trophies will be ciety. The Beachcomber's Society, will will sponsor a hike at Apple Pie Hill. in February. Background information CPR COURSE — Bayshore Commu- awarded to winners, and their entries will sponsor an evening of comedy at 8:45 Chatsworth, beginning at 11:30 a.m. Sat- about the origins and work of Amnesty nity Hospital and the American Heart As- be published. For more information. Call p.m. Thursday at Prima's Restaurant, 58 urday from the commuter parking lot. International is available for all interested sociation, Central Jersey Chapter, will co- 842-4000. Oakland St. The $30 fee includes dinner Exit 105 of the Garden State Parkway. at 7:30 p.m., followed by the show. A cash newcomers.. For more information, call sponsor a Basic Life Support Provider TRAVEL YUGOSLAVIA — The The fee is $3 for members; $4 for non- 495-2909. CPR Course from 7 to 10:30 p.m. Wed- bar will be included. For more informa- members. For more information, call Township Public Library will present tion, call 681-2322. nesday in conference room B at the Hos- "Yugoslavia," an around-thc-world travel 679-8519. pital, 727 North Beers St. The course will WOMEN IN BUSINESS — The Colts Neck program at 7:30 p.m. today in Ihe library, Northern Monmoulh Chapter of the N.J. SKI TRIP — The Monmouth County review the information and technical 55 New Monmouth Road. The narrator Park System will sponsor a ski trip to Mt. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS — Rob- skills needed to be recertified in basic life Association of Women Business Owners will be Tom McNamara. a world traveler will sponsor its monthly dinner meeting Snow, Vt., beginning at 2 p.m. Friday to ert Swart/, of AT&T Bell Laboratories support. The $20 fee includes all course and photography buff. The program is 11 p.m. next Sunday. Participants will will address the New Jersey Electrical En- materials. For more information or to at 6 p.m. Thursday at the Oyster Point free and open to the public. For more Hotel, 146 Hodman Place. The guest leave from Thompson Park, Newman gineers, Microwave Theory and Tech- register, call 739-5990. information, call 671-3700. niques and Lasers and Electro-Optics So- speaker. Clinical Psychologist Arthur Springs Road, Lincroft. Participants can BLACK HISTORY — The Monmouth Weider will speak about the superiority of cither go downhill or cross-country skiing cieties at 11:30 a.m. Thursday at the Colts Keyport Neck Inn, Route 34 and Route 537. County Park System will sponsor a cele- women. For more information, call 566- at one of the ski areas in the Northeast. bration of black history from 2 to 4 p.m. 7594 or 780-3008. The trip will include round-trip bus trans- Swart/ will review high speed integrated WRITING WORKSHOP — The circuit and device technologies, as well as Saturday in the Health Center at Tatum portation, lodging for two nights at the Monmouth County Library will conduct Park Activity Center, Red Hill Road. Red Cricket Inn, two breakfasts, one din- preview technologies likely to play essen- a workshop, "Getting Started in Creative Shrewsbury tial roles in future super systems. The fee This event will be centered around an ex- ner, taxes, gratuities and lift tickets for the Writing," at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the hibit of memorabilia of local historical HISTORIC FILM — The Monmouth downhill package. Pro-registration is re- is $8 for the buffet lunch. For more infor- library, Crawford's Comer Road. David County Library will show "Alexander mation, call 949-7418 or 758-2872. information and artifacts dating from as quired. For more information, call 842- Fine, author of "Hard Sell, Soft Sell," a far back as the late 1700s. The exhibit Ncvsky." Sergei Eisenstein's epic histori- - public relations manual published by 4000. PARENTS OF TEENS — Step/Teen, area will be open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. cal film of Russia in the Middle Ages, at Dorrance and Company, will speak on six Saturday through Feb. 5. Lectures, con- 7:30 p.m. today at the Eastern Branch, COMMUNITY PLAYERS — The Systematic Training for Effective Parent- steps to creative writing. The workshop is Marlboro Community Players will meet ing of Teens, a five-week training course certs and performances will be included. Route 35. The show is free and open to' free and open to the public. For more For more information, call 842-4000, ext. the public. For more information, call at 8:30 p.m. Friday at Marlboro Town- for parents who seek a better relationship information, call 946-4118. shift^Municipal Complex Annex. Harbor with teen-agers, will be conducted from 9 245 or 235. 842-5995. Road. The meeting is free and open to a.m. to 1 p.m. beginning Thursday in the SINGLE VOLUNTEERS — Singles DAVID BENEFIT — The River Plaza in Community Service, SYNERGY, will unyone interested in backstage, on-slagc Spiritual Center at St. Mary's Parish. The Little Silver School PTA will sponsor a fish and chips or any part of theater. For more informa- fee is $30 and is limited to 15 pre-paid. meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Mon- TAX BOOK OPEN — The borough dinner for the benefit of a child who is mouth County Library, Eastern Branch. tion, call 536-4318. pre-registercd adults. For more informa- seriously ill from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Friday tion, call 544-1084 or 780-7343. tax book will be open for inspection at Route 35. The meeting is open to all sin- TASK FORCE — The Monmoulh Borough Hall during regular business at the school, 155 Hubbard Ave.. between gle adults. For more information, call County Task Force on Drunk Driving hours today according to Bernard J. Front Street and Navcsink River Road. 741-3330. will meet at 7:30 p.m. today at Mon- Eatontown Marx, assessor. Dinner will be catered by the Argyle of Kearny. Fish, chips, cole slaw, dessert and mouth County Prosecutor's Office, third Tinton Falls floor. East Wing. Court House. Freehold. POSTAL SERVICE — Monmouth LUNCH, FASHION SHOW — The coffee, tea or juice will be served. Take- The guest speakers will be members of Ihe General Mail Facility is accepting applica- Evening Membership Department of the out orders will be available. The fee is MOTHERS' CENTER — The Moth- Victims of Drunk Driving Support tions for clerk stenographer. Applications Woman's Club will sponsor a luncheon $6.50 for adults; $5.50 for children 12 and ers' Center Morning Coffees, programs Ciroup. a program set up by the prosecu- must be submitted by Friday to the Mon- and fashion show at 11:30 a.m. Jan.28 at under if tickets are purchased in advance. where mothers may meet new friends or tor's office to help victims and or survi- moulh General Mail Facility, 307 Indus- the Channel Club, Monmouth Beach. The Tickets will also be available at the door bring a friend, are scheduled from 10 to vors of drunk driving accidents deal with trial Way West. Applicants must have a event is a benefit, for Manna House, Pro- at $7 for adults and $6 for children. For 11:30 a.m. every Thursday at Monmouth grief and anger. The program is open to typing speed of at least 40 words pcr-min- ject Paul and the Teen Center in more information, call 842-3286 or 747- Church of Christ, Hance Avenue. Partici- the public. For more information, call ute and a dictation speed of 80 words pcr- Shrewsbury. For more information call 7395. pants may relax and enjoy the conversa- 577-6791 or 577-8797. minutc. There will be a written examina- 747-3339. tion. Children are welcome. For more in- tion. The starting salary is $22 per-ycar OAK HILL ACADEMY — Oak Hill Academy will conduct an entrance test for formation, call 747-7649. HISPANIC WOMEN — The Hispan- with paid vacations and holidays, retire- Matawan ment, sick leave with pay and low-cost the 1989-90 school year from 8:30 to ic Affairs and Resource Center along with Union Beach the Department of Community Affairs. insurance. Applications, PS Forms 2479 HISTORICAL SOCIETY — The His- 11:30 a.m. Saturday at the school, 347 Division on Women, will sponsor "Para A-B, are available at all local post offices. torical Society will meet at 8 p.m. today at Middletown-Lincroft Road. The test is TAX FORMS AVAILABLE — N.J. Ti, Mujer," created for Hispanic women the First Presbyterian Church, Route 34 open to students interested in attending State Tax and Federal Income Tax forms in Monmoulh County. "Para Ti. Mujer" NUTRITIONAL SCREENING — and Franklin Street. An armchair tour of Oak Hill Academy next year. For more are now at the Memorial Library. Repro- is dedicated to provide career counseling, The staff of Monmoulh Medical Center India will be presented by Peter Koclsch. information, call 530-1343 prior to the ductible forms may be photocopied dur- evaluation, assessment and referral ser- will conduct a nutritional screening for Membership is open to anyone interested test date to request the necessary applica- ing library hours from 2 to 5 p.m. Mon- vices in education, job training, employ- persons over 60 years of age from 10 a.m. in preservation or local history. The meet- tion forms. day through Wednesday, from 6:30 to 9 ment and career opportunities. For more to 3 p.m. tomorrow at the OASIS Center, ing is open to the public. For more infor- COLONIAL DESSERTS — Policy p.m. Monday through Thursday and from information, call 774-3282 or 222-4473. Hahnc's, Monmouth Mall. For more in- mation, call 739-6799. Park will offer the slumps and grunts, des- 9:30 a.m. to I p.m. Saturday. formation, call 542-1326. serts that the Colonists had. from 1 lo 3 PRE—SCHOOL STORYTIME — Aberdeen LECTURE ON WILLS — The Older Middletown p.m. Sunday at the park. Oak Hill Road. The Memorial Library sponsors a Pre- Adult Service and Information System Lenita Gullman will prepare these dishes school Storytime at 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. AMNESTY MEETING — The Aber- will present a lecture on "Wills and Legal POETRY CONTEST — The Mon- on the open hearth in the 18th century the second and fourth Wednesday of each deen/Matawan arc chapter of Amnesty Issues" at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Hahne's, mouth County Park System is sponsoring Murray Farmhouse. This program is free month, weather permitting, at the library, International will meet at 8 p.m. Thurs- Monmouth Mall. Attorney Douglas Wid- its Poets in the Parks contest for children and open to the public. For more infor- 810 Union Ave. The program is free and day in the Municipal Building, Church man will discuss various issues. The pro- between the ages of seven and 12. Young- mation, call 842-5966. open to all pre-school residents. Meeting Notices

NOTE — This is a partial list- RED BANK — The Planning ronmental Commission will meet MAKE A DATE ing of governmental meetings Board will meet from 8 to 11 p.m. at 8 p.m. Wednesday at Prospect A PaM Dlractan Of Coming Evtnts Far N«n-Profit Oriinii coming up in Monmouth Coun- today in the Council Chambers, Avenue. AH AdvartiMmamMmantss lilimitem d to 1 avent and may be run 5.10, or 15 conaacutiva timM. ty. NOTE — This is a partial list- 32 Monmouth St. LONG BRANCH — The 4 Mm-S tmm-nt ing of governmental meetings Board of Education will meet at ...... 542-1700 coming up in Monmouth County. Jan. 24 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the High Agendas are subject to change. School Cafeteria, Westwood Ave- HOLMDEL — The Pool Com- nue. mittee will meet at 8 p.m. tomor- JANUARY 29 — SUNDAY sponsors a trip to Knicks vs Celtics Jan. 23 RUMSON — The Recreation FEBRUARY 12 — SUNDAY game at Madison Square Garden. row in Township Hall. Commission will meet at 8 p.m. Battleground Arts Center presents 131.00/person includes ticket A bus FREEHOLD — The Planning Alienated Catholics if you have The Assistance Board will meet Wednesday in Borough Hall, East "The Tamburltzans" ethnic dance transportation from Thompson Board will meet at 1 p.m. today in River Road. troupe with 40 dancers, musicians questions about the church, it's Park, Lincroft. Pre-reglstratlon re- the Hall of Records Annex, East at 7 p.m. tomorrow in the Confer- A 600 costumes. At Freehold Town- teachings A practices, come to St. quired. Call 842-4000. Main Street. . ence Room, 4 Crawford's Corner ship High School, Route S24, 2 p.m. Mary's Spiritual Center, Route 34 A Road. Jan. 26 Tickets $13,110 A $7 for children. Phalanx Rd., Colts Neck at 2 p.m. MARCH 11 — SATURDAY HOLMDEL — The Township for an informal discussion. Please COLTS NECK — The Public VISA/MC. Weekdays call 9-4 p.m. St. Mary, New Mon 7 day Mexican Committee will meet at 8:30 p.m.' RED BANK — The Board of 462-8811. come, we need to hear from you. Cruise from New Orleans. 11095./ today in the Municipal Building, 4 Education will meet at 8 p.m. to- Assistance Board will meet at person Incl air, outside cabins, Crawfords Corner and Everett morrow in the Administration 10:30 a.m. Thursday in Township FEBRUARY S — SUNDAY FEBRUARY 16 — THURSDAY taxes. Visit Key West, Cancun, Co- Road. Building, 76 Branch Ave. Hall.' zumel. 787-3652/787-9138. Middletown Fire Co »1 Ladles Aux- "HOPE": A Christian Single Parent The Insurance Commissioners FREEHOLD — The Board of iliary is sponsoring an Indoor Flea Support Group will be holding their Chosen Freeholders will meet at 2 first meeting Thursday, February MAY 18 — SATURDAY will meet at 7 p.m. today in the Jan.25 Market 9 a.m. • 4 p.m. Fire House, St. Mary New Mon 14 day European Conference Room, 4 Crawford's p.m. Thursday in the Hall of Re- Route 35, Middletown (4 blocks 16, 1989, 7:30 p.m. For more Infor- Tour. 11829. Incl air, hotels, meals, Corner Road. FAIR HAVEN — The Board of cords. South of Oak Hill Rd.)Table mation call 747-5245, after 5 p.m. multilingual guide, taxes A tips. Education will meet at 8 p.m. KEANSBURG — The Plan- TINTON FALLS — The Space:! 10. Limited space, reserva- Visit London, Holland, Germany, Wednesday in Knollwood School, Board of Adjustment will meet at tions required. Call 842-2536 or FEBRUARY 28 — SUNDAY Switzerland, France. 787-3662/787- ning Board Will meet at 7 p.m. Hance Road. 741-8058 for Information. 9138. today in Borough Hall, 43 Church 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the E.O.C. Monmouth County Park System St. LITTLE SILVER — The Envi- Room. 10A The Register MONDAY, JAN. 23, 1989 Change work image

By PEGGY LANDERS KNIGHTRIDDER NEWS SERVICE

There's a scene in "Work- ing Girl" when the Sigour- ney Weaver character — a corporate smoothie so slick she glistens — tells the Mel- anic Griffith character — a bright and earnest and per- haps too-trusting Wall Street secretary plagued by too much jewelry and loo much teased hair — "You might rethink your jewelry." It's a turning point in the movie because when Grif- fith rethinks her jewelry, she begins to rethink everything else about her appearance. And when she begins to dress differently she begins to talk differently — in calm, measured tones as op- posed to high-pitched little- girl squeaks. She learns to appreciate the virtues of generously cut THE REGISTER/MARTIN PETTERCHAK white silk blouses and other FASHION FORWARD —Paul Stonick, a student at Drew Universi- unadorned classic separates. She even cuts her frivolous ty, models a plum-colored sweatshirt by Saratoga with cotton pull- I an all Fawcett mane into over by Ruff Hewn, pleated baggy cotton pants and Bass top-sider what she calls a more "se- shoes. This casual outfit, available at Natelson's, Red Bank, is a rious" style. comfortable, layered look for a spring day. As soon as Griffith's Tcss McGill wises up to the sub- tle image cues projected by her more successful bosses, she begins a visible climb up ihc slippery corporate lad- der. Sure, she also has to work hard and come up with her own brilliant ideas. But. as the movie shows, she had to undergo a complete image change before she could suc- cessfully pitch her multimil- lion-dollar idea. And that's not just Hollywood talking. It's a fact of corporate life. Graciela L. Miller worked her way through Florida At- lantic University as a secre- tary. Today she owfis her own accounting firm, and she dresses differently than she used to. "As a secretary, my main concern was my immediate DOWNTOWN CAMPY LOOK — Rose Coyne sports a bright white camp shirt with fuschia appliques bosses, pleasing them," she and white pants. Bouche's whimsical style is just right for a spring occasion. says. "As I became a profes- sional, what other people thought about me became The more important." THE REGISTER/MARTIN PETTERCHAK A secretary or reception- MEASURING SUCCESS — Businessmen may have a bright future ist. Miller says, "is the first person a client sees. She pro- this spring in crisp royal and white combinations. Ed Tobiens, left, jects almost the entire image clothing department manager of Natelson's, Red Bank, measures of the company." the sleeve length on Robert Leger's royal blue Hickey Freeman Which is why the implied spoiicoat. Teamed with Bobby Jones window-pane pleated cotton put-down in the movie pants and a royal and neutral paisley tie, the ensemble has a Look of spring rankles Anita Hcrtzog, presi- sporty, yet professional look. dent of the Fort Lauderdale chapter of Professional Sec- retaries International. "We try to put forth a pro- fessional image in the cloth- Area clothiers mix classics, updated styles ing we wear, without looking like our male counterparts," lifestyles is Marjorie Preston's fashion. she says. "We have to wear By ELLEN CANCELLIERI Her store, Angelic Tiger in Rumson, clothing that we can afford, ' THE REGISTER offers glamour and sophistication for and that doesn't always in- We are mixing traditional styles with updated designer spring. Many of her clients were outfitted clude those $200 and $300 fashions to bridge the gap from conservative to for the Presidential Inaugural Ball in suits that maybe the women atering to a discerning clientele, contemporary. everything from a short sequined dress to a executives can afford to Carea clothiers have found their long strapless gown. wear. But on the other hand, niche in this year's spring fashion . Harold Wiener "Shows like 'Dynasty' and 'The Colby's' we don't come schlepping in market: classic, versatile styles that manager of Natelson's, Red Bank have brought glamour back." Preston says. here in our bedroom slippers can be updated with bold accessories. * "The look is feminine, more put together cither. With sophisticated, layered looks for - patterned paisley and brush stroke ties are hand-painted sweatshirts, cotton knits and and not as tight fitting." Dos and don'ts men and women or stylishly accessorized also fashionable accents for traditional rayon ensembles with beaded floral January's fashion excitement will Corinne Smith is the divi- suits rivaling some of New York's trendicr designs. appliques and textured designs, has been continue into spring as the county prepares sion recruiting manager for designs in local storefront windows, local "We are trying to look beyond the point catering to a range of clients from for a season of chanty balls and fashions Office Specialists, a Miami outfitters offer customers crisp fabrics and businesswomen to housewives. shows. Preston's choices for the season are company that places tempo- of fashion limitations." Wiener says. "We soft, pastel colors in simple designs that are addressing a lot of different needs and "We make our own fashion statement," bright-colored silk and linen suits and rary secretarial help. The can be worn to the office or out to dinner. dresses that can be worn to the office or a do's and don'ts of proper personal tastes." Nurmi says. "We're not as serious, we have a lot of playful designs." committee luncheon. Floral or jewelry dress, she says, includes the ' "We are mixing traditional styles with After more than 100 years of business, accessories will transform the outfits from following. Don't wear: updated designer fashions to bridge the gap bridging the gap to accommodate the Nurmi, an exotic, raven-haired clothier, daytime to evening wear. from conservative to contemporary." says county's business people is Natelson's whose clients include women in their mid • Sun dresses and halter "We don't do the tailored suit here, we tops. Harold Wiener, manager of Nalelson's in marketing strategy for the 1990s. 40s to SOs, has a selection of unconstructed Red Bank. can't be all things to all people," says the • Low necklines and! "Our strategy is a big factor," Wiener designs for all figure types. Trendy hemlines are not a consideration for her silver-haired Preston. "However, we do denim fabrics. Wiener says that Natelson's is says. "We customize our service and stay believe a woman can look a little different, • Tight clothes. broadening its traditional outlook on in touch with clients. Repeat business is customers. Instead, Nurmi offers longer- length skirts and modified pallazzo pants a little more feminine and still be dressed • Informal or at-home at- fashion. Besides featuring conservative important. Thai's our advantage over the for success." tire. designers such as Hickey Freeman, mall stores." that complement an average figure. - Burberry and Chaps, Natelson's is Sophisticated buying strategies that • Casual or evening fab- Located in a borough known for its "Unless you have exactly the right look, include shopping for quality fabrics with a rics such as terry cloth or introducing a new line of proportionally you won't feel comfortable,", she says. styled suits for the athletic build. parking problems, Natelson's has proper fit and "never selling two of the anything transparent. introduced valet parking to attract more "The body has to say 'yes' in order to feel same outfits," are what keep Preston's • Sandals. From the older, established clientele to customers. Although the valet-parking good about what you're wearing." clients returning. • Flashy jewelry and the younger, career-oriented executive, service has helped to improve its own Rich pastels and earthy tones are "One of the biggest mistakes women can heavy makeup. Wiener has a myriad of natural fabrics and business and that of neighbor merchants, Nurmi's spring choices. "They , make is to buy a dress simply because it is Do: designs to suit different lifestyles. the quality of the merchandise and service complement all types and are especially on sale," she says. "I don't like when • A business suit or tai- is what keeps out-of-town customers eye-catching after a season of dark colors." people settle for things." "Men are concerned with their image. returning, Wiener says. lored dress. We appeal to both ihe younger and mature Ethnic, hand-sculpted jewelry and bright While personality plays a key role in • Skirt, blouse and jacket. market." he says. . Wiener denied reports last week that the accents are some of the unusual accessories selecting outfits, Preston encourages her • Stockings. clients to experiment with looks that might Among their biggest-selling spring items Sore would be closing at the end of the that Nurmi uses to personalize her off-beat • Heels (polished and year. fashions. not necessarily be their first choice. clean). are tropical-weight wool suits in pastels and window-pane prints, dacron and wool "We will remain as Natelson's," he says. "We help people to break out, it's "There is just not one look that • Appropriate undergar- "We will offer the same service as we have something different and fun to do." everyone is wearing," she says. "We carry ments. blazer sportcoals and made-to-measure, everything from perky flounces to custom-proportioned suits. in the past." • Subtle colors. After almost three years in Red Bank, sophisticated sheath dresses." • A skirt length that falls "We are getting away from a high Stylish comfort in exciting designs that Nurmi is pleased with her location because Black and white, always glamorous in from the knee to mid-calf. fashion, European market. My customers bloom with colorful flowers is Cynthia of its proximity to .the train station, and cultural and educational centers. any season, says Preston, will ultimately be Bottom line, Smith says: are looking for versatile fabrics with Nurmi's approach to fashion. a choice for black-tie affairs. Red, which "You want to make a fashionable flair," Wiener says. _ An advocate for unknown designers, "Red Bank is the only downtown will replace black this sprint, is making a statement with your dress For the younger, image-conscious Nunni features campy downtown styles at shopping left in the whole county," she comeback in linen and silk fashions. that says a competent person clierits, Wiener has introduced vibrant her avant-garde boutique on Broad Street says. "It's not as sterile as a mall and is a "Beading and sequin* are very popular," just walked into the room." cotton sweaters and Liz Claibornc natural- in Red Bank. melting pot for a lot of different people." she says. "Spring is a season to be fiber designs. Silk neutral- and bright- Bouche, which features one-of-a-kind Getting to know clients and their feminine." SPORTS THE REGISTER MONDAY, JAN. 23, 1989 SECTION B Keyport moves to 5th in girls hoop poll

The 1988-89 girls basketball don't like to' set up unless we're and No. 9 Shore Regional (59-57). Fliers play by far the toughest season started on a sad note for forced to." • "I wished we hit Shore on a bel- schedule of any area team. The the Keyport High School when Despite Stroyny's absence, Key- Girls basketball ter night," Brady said. "They shot only losses were to unbeaten one of its.top returning players, port still had its other four starters very well and we didn't." Christ the King of New York (67- Joanne Stroyny, was injured in a back from last year's 16-6 team. The Red Raiders are currently 56), ranked 14th in the country by car accident. USA Today, and unbeaten Tren- The Red Raiders' best players Top 10 in second place in the Shore Con- ference "D" Division race with a ton Central (73-59). Stroyny will miss the entire sea- are 5-8 senior Tracy Allocco (12.8 1. Neptune.... (11-2) 6. Mater Dei (10-2) The Fliers hold big wins over son but the other players have ppg) and 5-8 off-guard Wendy 4-1 mark. No. 6 Mater Dei leads it 2. St John Vianney (13-0) 7. Rumson-FH Reg (10-3) with a 5-1 record. Shawnee (55-54), St. Maria Gorot- picked up the slack. The Red Liang (16 ppg). ti (84-61) and Notre Dame of Raiders are currently 10-2 and 3. Midd. North (12-2) 8. Free. Twp. (9-2) The rest of the conference "Tracy's our leader in assists 4. Manasquan (9-3) 9. Shore Reg (7-4) Lawrenceville (80-53). moved up three positions to fifth with about 8.S a game," Brady schedule won't be easy. St! John Vianney (13-0), the place in the weekly Register Top said. "She has speed, quickness 5. Keyport (10-2) 10. Red Bank Reg. (10-3) "We played our first games with only unbeaten team at the Shore, 10 girls basketball poll. and a good jump shot. Liang has Mater Dei, Shore and Rumson- remains second. Its only chance to Fair Haven Regional at home," "Basically, we had enough worked very hard for her points but she lives basketball. good on the fast break." play Neptune will come in the and is a very good hustler." Brady said."We have to go on the Shore Conference playoffs. depth to cover Joanne's scoring "Colleen has a determination to The top subsitute is 5-6 sopho- road now." power," Keyport coach flrian The other three starters are 5-7 more Andre Kleft. The Lancers are 6-0 in the "B" win," Brady said. She has a Keyport plays host to Henry North and lead Red Bank Region- Brady said. "But not having her Jackie Hubner, 5-8 Colleen Han- sprained ankle right now but "She's instant offense coming rebounding power has hurt us. rahan and 5-7 Carolyn Hassmiller. Hudson Regional tomorrow and al (6-1) by half-a-game. The two should be back this week. off the bench," Brady said. "It's then meets Mater Dei in a crucial teams won't meet again until Feb. "We've worked hard on our of- "Hubner has been one of our Hassmiller broke into the start- nice to see a sophomore come off division game Friday. Keyport 10. St. John won the first gatm1 fensive and defensive rebound- quiet leaders," Brady said. "She ing lineup three or four games the bench and score. She's seen a handed Mater Dei its lone league between the teams, 61-52 ing," Brady said. "We try to box doesn't scorer much but she is a ago," Brady said. "She is a good lot of action." setback, 57-40. Middlctown North (12-2), with out underneath and look to run good rebounder. rebounder but can score 15 points Keyport's only losses were to Neptune (11-2) continues to losses only to Neptune and St. whenever we get the chance..We "Hanrahan is only a sophomore on a given day. She's especially No. 2 St. John Vianney (57-44) hold onto the top spot. The Scarlet See KEYPORT, Page 4B Boys basketball rankings Unbeaten Red Bank holds on to top spot Injuries and other problems ruined what had been expected to be an excellent season for Neptune a year ago in boys Boys hoops basketball. This season, however, every- thing seems to have come together. Top 10 The Scarlet Fliers have rolled to a 10-3 record thus far. They remain in second 1, Red Bank Reg. -ilS-0) place in the weekly Register Top 10 poll, 2. Neptune (10-3) but are crowding unbeaten and top- 3.RBC (9-2) ranked Red Bank Regional. 4. Mater Dei (10-2) "We're happy at this point," Neptune 5.CBA , (9-4) coach Russ Walling said. "We're strong 6. Matawan Reg (9-4) inside and our perimeter game is improv- 7. Ocean Twp (8-4) ing." 8. St. John Vianney (9-4) Neptune's only losses were to state 9. Manalapan (8-4) power Elizabeth (62-49) in its opener and 10. St. Rose (7-4) to unbeaten Lakcwood in the finals of the Holiday Jubilee (66-53) and a regular sea- son game (76-69). He's not the mbst talented player." "Lakewood has a more experienced said. "But he can do everything backcourt and perimeter game," Walling can shoot, rebound, block shots, said. "They've been playing together for pass and dribble. Sonni could probably three years." play the perimeter in college. Neptune has one of the state's better "He's also a very good student and a players in 6-7 Sonni Holland. Holland is team leader," Walling added. bound for George Washington University on a full scholarship. He gets about 22 Another tough player underneath is 6-6 points and 13 rebounds a game. See NEPTUNE. Page 2B THE REGISTER/MARTIN PETTERCHAK TURNING THE CORNER — Alex Perceval of the Red Bank Middle School picks up a screen from team mate Algernon Pines as he gets past Manalapan's Jack Perri on a drive to the basket. Scholastic Athlete of the Week 'Baby Bucs' find success on court Red Bank's Lunz brings basketball experience ByBOBLOMICKY THE REGISTER By STEVEN FALK RED BANK — Why does boys basket- THE REGISTER ball continue to flourish at Red Bank Re- gional High School? LITTLE SILVER — There arc cer- One of the reasons can be found at the tain teams that would not be the same Red Bank Middle School, where coach without a particular player. Espry Jones is doing his part to see that The Red Bank Regional High School the success continues. His "Baby Bucs" girls basketball team has such a player have compiled a 12-1 record this year and in Kerry Lunz. lead the Jersey Shore Conference with a Lunz. this week's Register Scholastic perfect 8-0 slate. Athlete of the Week, does a little bit of Jones has been at the helm for nine everything for Coach Steve Johnson. It years, during which his team has won has been that way since Johnson three Casey Tournaments and enjoyed a moved Lunz into the starling lineup at great deal of success. the start of her freshman season. Red Bank Middle School was unde- "The team can't function without feated, just like the high school team, her," Johnson said. "She's that type of until Wednesday's 60-58 loss to Asbury player. She does everything for us. I think she's one of the top five players Park. in the Shore." A 44-38 victory over Manalapan on Johnson is not kidding when he says : Friday has put the team back on the win- Lunz makes the team go. Lunz docs a ning track. Five-foot, ten-inch power for- lot of the ball handling and a lot of the ward Tyran Scott scored 14 points and rebounding. She can shopt from the added 14 rebounds while 6-1 center Ter- outside and she can post up down low. rence Walton added 10 points and snatched 12 boards. Red Bank's all-purpose player is av- KERRY LUNZ eraging 24 points and 12 rebounds a For the season, Walton is averaging 15 game. She recently passed the 1,000- shows," Johnson continued. "She's points and 12 rebounds per game. Scott point barrier and figures to become the very intelligent on the court. She does pitches in with averages of 11 points and second-leading scorer in school history not make many mistakes." nine rebounds. behind Dolores Dixon. She has been When the Bucs are playing well, it's Jones said that Walton and Scott have one of the leading three-point shooters a good bet that Lunz is at the top of her contributed heavily to the team's succes- in the Shore Conference for the last game. Her play was a major reason s,along with guards Scott Barber (12 two years. why Red Bank was able to surprise three-point field goals) and John Miller; "Kerry plays every position on the people and make it to the NJSIAA and small forward Alex Tercedal. floor for- us," Johnson said. "She re- Group III semifinals last year. bounds very well. She helps us handle Red Bank struggles on the rare occa- According to Jones, Red Bank Regional the ball against pressure. She helps run sions that Lunz struggles. A good ex- should be well-stocked with basketball the offense and she can shoot. There is ample is Red Bank's game with Rum- ; players in the future. nothing that Kerry can't do. She can't son-Fair Haven Regional Saturday : "Little Silver and Shrewsbury also have THE REGISTER/MARTIN PETTERCHAK do anymore to help us than she's doing afternoon. 'outstanding teams so I would say the fu- REACH FOR IT —Manalapan's Brad Beshara and Red Bank Middle School's now. The Bulldogs employed a couple of ! ture looks good," Jones said. Terrenes Walton battle for a rebound during a game Friday. Red Bank won. She's a four-year starter and it See LUNZ, Page 4B See RED BANK, Page 4B

Park captures Super Bowl XXIII: Wall Stadium honors track title complete roundup top drivers Hi 3B 4B 2B The Register' MONDAY, JAN. 23, 1989 Asbury Park captures county track title

been heavily favored to win the 400, and By JIM HINTELMANN the 4 x 400 meter relay team would have had a good shot at winning also. This THE REGISTER County track results would have cost Asbury Park some points TEAM — 1. AMKiy Plfk 36.2. CBA ». 3. iwfcoM 400 — 1. 8tt»a Love (AC) 53.57, 2. Crawford (LB) since Love (400) and the relay team Twp. IS 1/3, 4. Long Branoft 10. 5. NfptwW ». 8. M.10,3.0jfryO'BunliMB*l,4.M*» MMmwn flag. 1/3. BamaHAP) 424.07.5. Terry Mrnbai (Mon.) Sfc07.«0 HJ - 1. K.C. Aoampora (Frae Twp.) M, fen maet was unable to compete in the 1,600. cycle this year, but its track success con- S»HiMMr — 1. Mat* GuttKMfl* (RB) 6.7». 2. (tab 1800 — 1. Slave Uona (Bar) 4:31.73. 8. Spoon** raoord by Noel RotMrnon of Aabury Park In 19*4,2. Wayne «arri» (Mart) 5-10. 3. Crato Maynar r Whether he could have beaten Spoonire tinues unabated. WMM M2. 3. Eptwslan CnwMnl 6.66. 4. 8«nw (AP)4:J1.7»,3.Chrl»Ed»rard«(C8A)4J«.0e,4.Dan ^) S-10. 4-fiorga Ooehner WO) S*, 5.1 in the 3,200 is debatable, but he probably Hdohar (MA) S.SO. S. Oanyt CvpoiMr (phM) «M. Haflwnan (CBA) 4:41.50, 9. Brian MoQhee (Nap) " U vmole E5w»rd« (Mat) and The Blue Bishops, with sophomore M-nwWr hunfttt — i. Bum ZMOHW (MN) 8.04,2. 4:41*0. would have placed second. He would like- A«on Purywr (AM US, 3.SMn Stan* (MC) Mt, 3200 —1. Spoonke (AP) 9.22.81, meat and (MM ly have placed in the 1,600 assuming he Bryan Spoonire putting on another re- 4. Brtun RUWM (CBA) (.40.5. Tony ChltjMtta (OBA) houaa record: old record 9.33.1 by Paul Marat*) of was going to compete. markable distance running performance, CBAIn1B»3,2.Edw»rdi(CBA)9:64J».3.TomNa>. won the Monmouth County Indoor Track Other winners were Brian Zatorski of Middletown North in the SS hurdles Championships Saturday night with 38 events and picked up 16 of the Blue Bish- was nipped by Radian's Steve Liona The Blue Bishops were also helped by (8.04), Chris Citarella of Middletown points. Asbury Park's perennial rival, op points. He shatttered a meet and Red (4:31.73) in a torrid 1,600 meter race. the absence of Monmouth Regional's top South in the shot (52-9'A), Freehold CBA, was second with 29. Bank Regional Field House by winning Spoonire was timed in 4:31.79. runners who were competing in another Township's K.C Acampora in the high the 3,200 in a remarkable 9:22.81 and Asbury Park's Steve Love won the 400 meet, and a spill by CBA's top runner, jump with a meet-tying height of 6-8, and Spoonire's endurance was remarkable. took the 800 in 2:02.36. (33.57) and also ran on the winning 4 x John Coyle; in the 3,200. Mark Guthridge of Red Bank Regional in He competed in all three distance running Spoonire just missed a sweep when he 400 relay team (3:42.24). Monmouth's Dave Fields would have the 55 dash (6.79). Scholastic schedule Neptune challenges Red Bank for No. 1 TODAY Continued from Page 1B The top reserves are seniors Dan Carmack (6-1) and The Bucs are 7-0 in the division while RBC is 7-1 with Boys Basketball Manalapan at Ocean 3:45 junior Dan Golembiewski who gives Holland help on the Wayne Johnson (6-6). the lone setback to Red Bank, 55-53. The return game, Henry Hudson at Middletown N 5 p.m. boards. Although losing to Elizabeth and Lakewood, Neptune which could go a long way toward settling the race, will Spotswood at Keansburg 7:30 be played at Red Bank Regional Feb. 3. Girls Basketball "Dan is the ultimate power forward," Walling said. has scored big wins over CBA (twice) and Newark pow- Middletown N. at Henry Hudson 3:30 ers Malcolm X. Shabazz and Weequahic. RBC"s record (9-2) has been impressive since the Ca- Ocean at Manalapan 3:45 "He's a good shot blocker and does a good job with the seys have played only three home games so far. They Msgr Donovan at Freehold Twp 3:30 outlet pass." "The wins over CBA were very important to us," Wal- Keansburg at Spotswood 7 p.m. ling said. "Especially beating them at CBA. We only have another tough road game tomorrow at Long Branch Union Calh at Neptune 730 The other starters are juniors Marcus Crosby (6-3) and turned the ball over six times in that game." but most of the remaining games are at home. WrMMng Scott Murphy (6-2), and senior Willie Bray (6-2). Mater Dei (10-2) remains fourth in the poll but the Howell at Toms River S 7:30 The Scarlet Fliers have another tough game Saturday Seraphs gained prestige with their tough loss against Mc- Manalapan at Jackson 7:30 when they travels to McCorristin of Trenton. McCorris- Freehold Twp. at Rarltan 8 p.m. "Crosby is an exellent floor leader," Walling said. "He Corristin. Indoor Track leads the team in assists and steals. Bray is our most tin edged out No. 4 Mater Dei, 51-45, last Saturday. CBA (9-4) drops to fifth place but the Colts schedule Freehold Twp., Rarltan at Red Bank 7 p.m. improved player. He has scored 15 or more points in our "McCorristin will be a major test for us," Walling has been tough and they can move back up if RBC or Midd S. vs Shore at Mon. College 4 p.m. last three games. said. "They're ranked high in the state." Mater Dei stumble. QMs Bowling Red Bank Regional has struggled lately but has thus "B" North teams Matawan, Ocean Township and St. Ocean vs Shore "We're looking for Murphy to do some more scoring," Long Branch vs Manasquan far found the formula for winning and continues to lead John Vianney are sixth, seventh and eighth respectively Asbury Park vs Point Boro Walling said. "But he's a good defensive player and the highly competitive Shore Conference "B" North over but No. 9 Manalapan and No. 10 St. Rose move into the TOMORROW makes things happen." No. 3 Red Bank Catholic. Boys Basketball Top 10 for the first time. Raman ai Matawan 3:30 Mlddlelown N. at Marlboro 3:30 Keyport at Henry Hudson! 3:30 Freehold at Manchester 3:30 Holmdel at Asbury Park 3-gq AT HOME, IN SCHOOLS, IN INDUSTRY... CBA at Middletown S 5:15 Rumson-F.H. at Shore 7:30 Red Bank Cath. at Long Branch 7:30 WE'RE MAKING Point Beach at Mater Oel 7:30 Freehold Twp. at Central 7:30 Howell at Neptune 7:30 Point Boro at Manasquan 7:30 Red Bank at Monmouth 8 p.m. Ocean at St. John Vianney 8 p.m. Girls Basketball Henry Hudson at Keyport 3:30 Manchester at Freehold 3:30 Asbury Park at Holmdel 3;30 Manasquan at Point Boro 3:30 SUNDAY thru FRIDAY St. John at Ocean 3:45 Mater Dei at Point Beach 3:45 (1) Roast Prime Rib Au Jus Marlboro at Middletown N 5:15 Long Branch at Red Bank Cath 8:30 (2) Broiled or Blackened Halibut Shore at Rumson-F.H 7:30 Matawan at Rarltan 7:30 (3) Breast of Capon Milano Central at Freehold Twp 7;30 Monmouth at Bed Bank 7:30 (4) Filet Mignon Kebob Join with Greater Media Swimming Includes Soup, Salad, Dessert & Coffee Red Bank vs Neptune at Mon. B.C 3:30 Newspapers as we celebrate that Rumson-F.H. vs. Toms River E 5:30 COLLEGE Men's Basketball SPECIAL EARLY BIRD DINNERS Progress! 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San Francisco defense until Terry Greer points instead of 7 on fourth down and a By DAVE GOLDBERG ran him down and tripped him as he fell long one from the Cincinnati 2 and came' ASSOCIATED PRESS over the goal line. up with nothing. But the 49ers, whose offense sputtered, San Francisco had driven 68 yards on a MIAMI — Joe Montana hit John Tay- suddenly came to life, going 85 yards in drive featuring a 30-yard Montana-Jerry lor with a 10-yard touchdown pass with just four plays to tie the score at 13-13. Rice hookup and 6-yard third down burst 34 seconds left as San Francisco certified Montana hit Rice for 31 yards, Craig for to the two by Tom Rathman from a four its claim as the Team of the '80s yesterday 40, then Rice for a touchdown in the left wide-receiver formation with two min- with a 20-16 victory over Cincinnati in corner of the end zone from 14 yards out. utes gone in the second period. But after a the most dramatic Super Bowl ever. The 49ers got as far as the Cincinnati time out, they elected to try the 19-yard The victory was achieved through the 35 with 1:15 left. field goal and when Randy Cross' snap brilliance of Joe-Montana and Jerry Rice, "We were 34 seconds away," Bengal was low, Cofer shanked it wide left, the the game's most valuable player. coach Sam Wyche said, "thirty-four, and shortest miss in Super Bowl history. The winning score came at the end of a we're not going to forget that feeling next The Bengals tied it with 1:15 left in the 92-yard drive, engineered by Montana, year." half on Breech's 34-yard field goal follow- The first half of what was supposed to ing a 28-yard, six-play drive set up by whose touchdown pass gave him a Super Barry Helton's 37-yard punt. Bowl record with 357 yards passing. Elev- be a Shootout ended with the score tied 3- 3 and each team licking major wounds. It Cincinnati got field position on Barry en of his completions were to Rice for 215 Helton's 37-yard punt after a holding call yards, both tied Super Bowl records set by was the first halflime tie in Super Bowl history and the first without a touchdown against Cross, the first penalty against San Cincinnati's Dan Ross in 1982. Francisco in almost six quarters, set the "We never gave up. Things might go since Pittsburgh led Minnesota 2-0 at halftime 14 years ago. 49ers back to their own I0.o |j was the wrong, but you've got to fight back," second major error of the day for the Montana said. "That's one thing we never The Bengals started without backup 49ers' center, who retired after 13-year gave up on. Confidence. And it showed." fullback Stanley Wilson, who was sus- career following the game. J pended by the league about five hours It was the fifth straight win foi an NFC The Bengals took the second-half kick- team, but by far the most.dramalic — the before the opening gun for what the league simply called "a violation of the off and despite five penalties — five of previous four had been by an average NFL's substance abuse policy." them accepted — used 9:11 to move from score of 41-14. their own 14 to the San Francisco 25 and And it was the closest game the 49ers Wilson, whose NFL career began in set up Breech's 43-yard field goal for a 6-3 beat the Bengals 26-21 in the 1982 Super 1983, had missed 2'/i previous seasons, lead. The kick came after San Francisco Bowl. including all of 1985 and 1987 and had declined a third-down illegal motion pen- undergone drug rehabilitation at least five alty that would have set Cincinnati '5 NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle called times in the past. it "the finest of our 23 Super Bowls." yards further back. Then the Bengals suffered a more se- The win gave Coach Bill Walsh his The 49ers tied it at 6-all on Cofer's 32- vere loss when .All-Pro nose tackle Tim yard field goal with 50 seconds left in the third Super Bowl win in 10 seasons as the Krumrie went out with 8:06 left in the 49ers coach. It would be a fitting climax third period after Bill Romanowski tipped first period with a fracture left tibia and an Esiason pass, then intercepted at the to a career that may end this week when fibula. He was the second starter to break the 57-year-old Walsh could announce Cincinnati 23. The Bengals averted fur- his left leg in the first seven minutes — ther damage when Lewis Billups pulled that he will step down as San Francisco's Steve Wallace, San Francisco's left tackle, coach. down Rice 2 yards short of a first down suffered a broken tibia on the 49ers' third after a third-down completion over the "It was one of the great games I've been play from scrimmage. middle. involved in," 49ers coach Bill Walsh said. Krumrie was hurt on the first play of a But Jennings came right back with his "We put it together on the final drive." drive that carried the 49ers from their kickoff return, the second in Super Bowl The winning drive began after Jim ASSOCIATED PRESS own 3 to the Bengals' 24 and culminated history. The first occurred in 1983, when Breech had kicked his third field goal of with the first score of the game, Cofer's Miami's Fulton Walker returned a kickoff the game, a 40-yarder with 3:20 left, to FIRING LINE — Joe Montana of the 49ers prepares to fire the ball as Jim Skow 41-yard field goal with 3:14 left in the first of the Bengals closes in on him during the first quarter of the Super Bowl 98 yards for a score in a 27-17 defeat by give the Bengals a 16-13 lead. A holding period. Fifteen of the yards came on a Washington. yesterday. call on the kickoff forced the 49ers to start roughing-lhe-passer call against David That almost seemed, to energize the from their own 8 with a little more than Grant, the rookie 4th-round draft choice 49ers, who came right back. The only three minutes left. Rice for 10 yards to set up the winning without a touchdown, the longest dry who replaced Krumrie. failed play was a pass nearly intercepted But Montana, who was 23 of 36, made score to Taylor, who had dropped a first- spell in the 23 Super Bowls. But it could have been worse for the by Billups in the end zone. himself the quarterback of the decade on down pass earlier in the second half. Bengals — a 22-yard pass from Montana The 49ers threatened again with nine the winning drive. He passed for 8 yards Then came two within 91 seconds. "I was just saying to me, if it comes to to Mike Wilson that was first ruled com- minutes to go when Rice's leaping 44- to Rice, 9 yards to tight end John Frank After Mike Cofer's 32-yard field goal plete at the 2 was overruled when replay yard reception over Billups put them in and 17 more to Rice. Then, he hit Roger me, it's mine. Wherever it goes," Taylor tied the game 6-6 for San Francisco with official Chuck Heberling said Wilson said. scoring position. But Fulchcr's hit on Craig for 13 yards and hit Rice 27 yards 50 seconds left in the third quarter, Stan- never had possession. John Taylor forced.an incomplete pass on over the middle on a second-and-20 play. The game that was supposed to be a ford Jennings took the kickoff 93 yards The 49ers blew a major opportunity on third down and Cofer's 49-yard field goal After an 8-yard pass to Craig, he hit Shootout went 44 minutes and 26 seconds for a score, racing untouched through the their next drive when they tried for 3 attempt was wide right. Breech's field goal Cross mistakes had Bengals close don't hurt By JOE KAY MIAMI — Randy Cross' name won't ASSOCIATED PRESS After Jim kicked that last pop to mind when the 1989 Super Bowl is recalled years from now. and that's just field goal, I figured with fine with Randy Cross. MIAMI — Ickey didn't shuffle. Boom- the way our defense had "I made some mistakes today," the San er didn't hit the bomb and the Cincinnati Francisco 49ers' 13-year-old center said Bengals didn't win. been playing, it was going after the 20-16 victory over Cincinnati Still, the Bengals thought they had to be a sweet ride home. yesterday. "But I went from goat to glory. so I'll be nothing but a little footnote." Super Bowl rings on their fingers with Boomer Esiason three minutes to play yesterday. Cross, who had announced that this Bengal QB Super Bowl, his third, would mark the But San Francisco quarterback Joe end of his playing career, made three mis- Montana and wide receiver Jerry Rice — that helped Denver beat Cleveland in the takes that almost helped swing the deci- who thrive on big moments — gave the AFC championship and gain a Super sion to the Bengals. Bengals a lesson in greatness under pres- Bowl berth. Two minutes into the second quarter, sure. "You might as well forget the great his snap was to the right of holder Barry Montana led the 49ers on a 92-yard Denver drive that got them into the Super Helton and foiled a 19-yard field goal try touchdown drive, hitting John Taylor Bowl. Now, it's the great San Francisco by Mike Cofcr that would have put the with the winning score with just 34 sec- drive that won the Super Bowl," Esiason 49ers ahead 6-0. onds to play, for a 20-16 victory over the said. "That indicates how great Joe Mon- Two San Francisco possessions later, Bengals. tana is." ASSOCIATED PRESS on a first down play from the 49ers" 21, BOOMER ROLLS OUT — Boomer Esiason carries the ball during yesterday's Cross was called for a f0-yard holding Just minutes before, Jim Breech's third . The game was billed as a matchup of Super Bowl. penalty that put the team in a hole. The field goal of the game had left Boomer two explosive offenses, with Cincinnati 49ers were forced to come from their 12- Esiason and the sputtering Bengals of- having an advantage because of its bruis- yard line, and six plays later the Bengals ing running game, which led the NFL their first lead of the game after taking the "I don't know how to describe his per- fense, best in the AFC during the season, second-half kickoff. tied the game 3-3 on a 34-yard field goal feeling good about its chances. with a 169-yard average in the regular sea- formance to you,"' Wyche said. "The by Jim Breech. son. But the Bengals never put another solid numbers may not be what Boomer can do "After Jim kicked that last field goal, I Then, with 1:22 left in the game, his 10- But San Francisco shut down the run- drive together again, having to settle for statistically." yard penalty for being an ineligible receiv- figured with the way our defense had been Stanford Jennings' 93-yard kickoff return er forced the 49ers into a third-and-20 playing, it was going to be a sweet ride ning attack, holding rookie Ickey Woods The Bengals' offensive failures finally to 79 yards and no touchdown shuffles. for their only touchdown. situation at the Cincinnati 45. A 27-yard home," Esiason said. came back to haunt them as San Francis- pass play from Joe Montana to Jerry Rice "The first drive of the second half, that The Bengals, who averaged 378.6 total The 49ers also limited Esiason, top- co cashed in on its final opportunity for and Montana's 10-yard touchdown pass rated passer in the NFL, to 11 of 25 pass- was the Cincinnati Bengals' offense," to John Taylor bailed Cross out. yards during the regular season were held Esiason said. the winning touchdown. to 229 yards by the 49ers. ing for 144 yards with one interception. Cross said he never got down on him- "I felt really good throwing the ball. "Unfortunately, we were only able to "This was a classic game for the Super self, even after the plays went against him. Montana gave the Bengals offense a les- Bowl, and a classic game for a player like son in true grit, leading the 49ers to the Sometimes things don't go right. What do that once or twice." "I'm very much an optimist, so I was victory. As Esiason watched from the can you do?" a befuddled Esiason said. Bengals coach Sam Wyche said Esiason Joe (Montana), whose career has revolved walking up and down the sideline grab- bing anybody I could and telling them, sideline, he thought back to John Elway's The Bengals' offense roared only once did a good job running the offense, but around those kinds of finishes," Wyche 98-yard touchdown drive two years ago the Bengals merely were outplayed. said. 'You've got to believe we're going to do it. in the game, marching to a field goal and You've got to believe it.' " Game stats Rice recovers to take MVP Cincinnati 0 3 10 3—16 San Francisco 3 0 3 14—20 First Quarter stupendous," Rice said as he held is 18-month-old SF—FGCofer41. 11:46 I Bet You Didn't Know /) Second Ouartar By STEVE WILSTEIN daughter, Jaqui, in the 49ers' locker room. Cin—FG Breech 34.13:45 Brought To You By George Wall Bengals coach Sam Wyche said Rice had "a world Third Quarter ASSOCIATED PRESS Cin—FG Breach 43,9:2i7 championship performance." SF—FGCofer 32,14:10 \ Cln—Jennings 93 kickoff return (Breech Here's an amazing sports (act..When MIAMI, Fla. — Fast and flashy, tough and tricky, Montana figured Rice beat the Bengals with more kick). 14:26 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar played collage Here's an oddity...Boxer Sugar Ray San Francisco's Jerry Rice conned the Cincinnati than his feet and hands. Rice played kind of a mind Fourth Ouartar basketball at UCLA, hla team, over 4 Leonard once knocked out 2 men In the SF—Rica 14 pass from Montana (Coler kick), years, won 98% of all their games!...Ab- SAME llgWI.On Oct. 6, 1976, Leonard Bengals on the field, and maybe off it, too. game with the Cincinnati defenders, Montana dul-Jabbar played In 111 games for was fighting Randy Shields when the rel- thought. Cin—FG Breech 40, 11:40 UCLA and they won 109 of theml eree came in close, lust aa Leonard was If Rice's gimpy exit from practice at the start of SF—Taylor 10 pass from Montana (Coler throwing a punch...That punch acciden- Super Bowl week was a plot to sucker the Bengals, it "Jerry is deceptive in what he does," Montana Here's a lad that's hard to believe. Of tally hit the referee, cutting his eye and said. "I think they don't believe he's as fast as he is." kick). 14:26 all the atadlums In America, there are knocking him out of the bout. A substi- worked beautifully. If it wasn't a trick, Rice made Chi 8F only TWO that have hosted both a World tute referee finished the tight-and Leon- one heck of a quick recovery. The week began with Rice's mysterious departure First downs 13 23 Series and a Super Bowl.You'd think ard then knocked out Shields, giving from practice on Monday. He had just caught a pass Rushes-yards 28-106 26-111 there'd be more than that.. The only sta- Sugar Ray 2 KOs In the same fight. He opened yesterday's Super Bowl with a reverse Passing 123 343 diums that have hosted both a Super from Montana but left the field, complaining of a Return Yards 58 Bowl and World Series are San Diego run, then made some spectacular leaping catches in Comp-Att-Int 11-25-1 23-36-0 I bet you didn't know... twinge of pain in his ankle. Rice had been bothered 3-14 Jackk fMurphy Stadium (World Series 1984 the 49ers' thrill-packed 20-16 victory. by a sprained ankle'suffered in October, and didn't SackedYards Lost 5-21 and Super Bowl 1988) and the Los An- George Wall has a Large Selection Punts 5-44 4-37 geles Coliseum (World Series 1959 and of 1989s Including Town Cars » Rice, named the most valuable player of the game, feel fully healthy until mid-December. The apparent Fumbles-Lost 1-0 4-1 Super Bowls of 1987 and 1973). Cougars Penalties-Yards 7-65 4-32 caught a 14-yard touchdown pass from Joe Montana injury on Monday, however, did nothing to slow him INDIVIDUAL STATISTIC* early in the fourth quarter and set up John Taylor's down. RUSHING—Cincinnati. Woods 20-79. Brooks 6-24, Jennings 1-3, Esiason 10. San Francis- winning touchdown with 34 seconds left by making Montana said he saw nothing wrong with Rice and co. Craig 17-74, Rathman 5-23. Montana 5-9, three catches for 51 yards on the drive. said the wide receiver would play Sunday even if he Rice 1-57 PASSING—Cincinnati. Esiason 11-25-1-144. Rice, who had five touchdowns in the 49ers' two had to drag him out on the field. San Francisco, Montana 23-36-0-357. previous playoff games this year, finished with 11 RECEIVING—Cincinnati, Brown 4-44, Rice didn't have to be dragged. He said his ankle Colllnswortn 3-40, McQee 2-23, Brooks 1-20. catches for 215 yards. problem was a bit of tendinitis that didn't give him San Francisco, Rica 11-216, Craig 8-101. "Today is a day I will never forget, it was just any problem. Frank 2-15, Rathman 1-18, Taylor 1-10. 4B The Register MONDAY, JAN. 23. 1989 Wall Stadium honors top drivers at annual racing awards dinner sports flashback efore a sold om gathering of Brick's Harry Havens im- Behind the champion in the B250 Wall Stadium race driv- pressed many during his first Street Stock point standings were 25 years ago Five years ago ers, owners and fans, Tony Sis- MAD season and won the "Rook- Jerry Conner of Farmingdale, cone, Matty Ricco, Scott David- ie of the Year" title, while Brian Mitch Brudy of Toms River, Rich John O. Kingdon of Rumson Monmouth College snapped son and Gary Burton were all Scisco of Farmingdale was the Mongeau of Howell and John was named Boating Man of the a four-game losing streak with honored for their 1988 "Most Improved Modified Affor- CernyofWall. an 80-77 men's basketball vic- Year by the Marine Trades As- tory over Delaware State. championship efforts at the an- dable division Driver" after col- Brudy did not get a chance to sit sociation of New York. nual awards dinner Saturday night lecting several feature wins. Mason McBride scored 16 during the Street Stock presenta- points for the Hawks. at The Ashley in Brick. Freehold's Scott Davidson tions as he was also honored as Siscone of Harnmonton, at the scored 11 wins in his own No. 7 to "Rookie of the Year," and Cerny 10 years ago wheel of the Dick Barney No. 14, was kept equally busy as he was One year ago clinch his first ever Modern Stock Two foul shot* by Dwight claimed his fifth Modified title at sion saw another Hammonton driving title. Davidson currently rewarded for being the "Most Im- John Walling (130), Mike the third-mile oval last season resident take home top honors as has his championship car for sale proved Street Stock Driver." Atkinson provided the winning Matty Ricco, a former Modified Gardner (189) and heavyweight with the help of six main event and is looking to move up to the Before the attendees got down points in Red Bank Regional Paul Oster scored pins as Mid- wins. Although Siscone does hope racer, won four features at the MAD or Modified ranks if a deal high school's 53-52 boys bas- wheel of his own car enroutc to his to enjoying dinner and dancing, dletown South upset Middle- to repeat in 1989, he will miss two can be put together with his spon- they took a moment to recognize ketball victory over Long town North, 40-27, in wres- or three races at the shore speed- first driving championship. Ricco sor, the Chowder Pot. said Saturday night that he is in the hard work of the banquet com- Branch. tling. way as he will be in competition Wall's Bob Haberstick, aboard mittee, Bob and Barbara Habers- out of state in three to four se- the process of updating his Cres- cent Tire No. 11 to 1989 specs and the Bob Ochrlein No. 18, was the tick and Bob and Jane Oehrlien, lected NASCAR Busch Grand Na- runner-up with one win, while by presenting them with plaques tional races. that he will return to the MAD ranks to defend his title. Glenn Slocum, who drove the of appreciation. Gil Hearne of Jacobslown, a Cathy Slocum No. 12, also had The Jersey "Silverware Circuit" Red Bank keeps winning seven-time champ, was the run- Jackson's Harold Dauncey one win and finished third in returns to The Ashley this Satur- Continued from Page 1B ner-up in the Modified point race wheeled Sal DeBruno's No. 0 to points. Charlie Work of Barnegat day night as the Street Stockers with three victories in the Tom two wins in 1988 to clinch second and Rich Ely of Manasquan Racing Club celebrates a safe and Jones remembered that a group Durkin No. 12. Neither Hearne in MAD points. Dauncey and De- rounded out the top-5 Modern successful 1988 season at 7:00 pm. including current varsity stand- . We start when kids nor Durkin were at the banquet. Bruno announced Saturday that drivers, while Dianne Ormsbee As was the case on Saturday, it outs Stacy Dixon, Doug Owens, are in the fifth grade. Farmingdale's Tom Mauser, at they will be moving up to the and Robert Work Sr. and Jr. com- will my pleasure to host the affair. Willie Preston and Joe Tobin the wheel of the Jerry Conner No. Modified division in 1989 using pleted the top-5 Modern owners. ***** played on a Red Bank Middle They might not 45. grabbed third in the season- the same car that raced in the School team that finished second MAD ranks last season. Ocean's Mike Beradesco Stock car racing's top three in the St. Rose Tournament four realize their potential long point race, while Ed Lilly of notched one win in his initial sea- drivers, Bill Elliott, Rusty Wallace years ago. Allentown. Pa. drove the Donna "It's a good car and we have a son and earned the "Modern and Dale Earnhardt, have ac- but we do and we Lilly No. 23 to a fourth place fin- good Modified motor," Dauncey Rookie of the Year" title, .while cepted invitations into the Bud- "Everybody on that team was train them to ish and rookie Brad Creighton of said. "If we can finish in the top Belmar's John Ruggiero was weiser International Race of short and we didn't think it would Warrington, Pa., who drove the 10 each week in our first Modified judged the "Most Improved Mod- Champions. They join previously be such a good season, but we real- prepare them for < James Creighton No. 38, was fifth. season we'll be happy." ern Stock Driver" for 1988. announced Indy Car racers Al. ly excelled that year. Our record was about 20-5," Jones recalled. . high school. In recognition of his outstand- Ray Homer of Manasquan Ten time feature winner Gary Unser, Jr., Rick Mears and Danny ing first year effort, Creighton was Sullivan. Jones takes his role in the devel- Eapry Jones 'drove his own No. 76 to one win Burton of Parkerstown led the Red Bank Middle School rewarded with "Modified Rookie to finish third in the MAD point top-5 Street Stock drivers in ac- The Tinton Falls based series opment of young people seriously. of the Year" honors, while Nep- parade, while Jack Ely, Jr., also of cepting awards. Burton, who has matches 12 of the world's top "We start when kids are in the tune's George Ross, Jr. was Manasquan, was fourth in (he been undecided about his 1989 drivers in identically prepared fifth grade. They might not realize teach them to work hard, concen- named the "Most Improved Mod- 1 Fred Burdge No. 80 and Bobby plans since the end of last season, Camaros. The four event I ROC their potential but we do and we trate on their studies, and how to ified Driver.' Walton, with his own car, was now says that he will attempt to series starts at the Daytona Inter- train them to prepare them for behave in the classroom. School- The Modified Affordable Divi- fifth. defend his title this season. national Speedway on Feb. 17. high school," Jones noted. "We work comes first." _Lunz brings experience to Buccaneers Continued from Page 1B It's No Secret! different defenses on Lunz. One was a box-and-one. The other was to have two or three people follow Lunz wherever she went. As a result, the^ Bulldogs were able The word is out! The Register's Classified to hound Lunz into a rare poor shooting pages are the place to turn for everything game and Red Bank into a poor game from A to Z in your neighborhood - from overall in a 55-31 Rumson victory. antiques to zoysia grass, from accountants to Last year, Lunz was a role player on a zookeepers. Use the Classified pages that are team that was dominated by the free- wheeling exploits of All-County perform- closer to home. Whether you're buying, er Erika Wright. However, there were sev- selling, job hunting or just browsing, fina it in eral coaches in the area who thought Lunz The Register's Classified pages. was every bit as good as Wright. This year, those coaches are being proven cor- rect. To guarantee you won't miss the "Last year, she had to take a backseat best bargains in The Register to Erika because Erika did so many things." Johnson said."Bui Kerry Lunz Classified, subscribe today! Use was still very important to to the team. the mail-in coupon, or call 542- The only thing different was she didn't 4000 between 8:30 a.m. and 5 have to carry the scoring burden like she p.m., or 542-8880 after 5 p.m. has to do this year. But she did everything else for us last year." With the graduation of Wright, Lunz went from the role player to the team's main player. She has adjusted to being the main player like Johnson felt she would. "This year. Kerry has. to score at least 20 points a game for us to win," Johnson said." Lunz has demonstrated the faith John- son has had in her since Lunz's freshman year. It didn't take Johnson long to put Lunz in the lineup. "She started the minute I saw her walk out on the court," Johnson said. "I could see then that she was very good funda- mentally and very intelligent. She has worked hard to get where she's at." Keyport moves up in top 10 poll Continued from Page 1B John, is a solid third with Manasquan (9- 3) remaining fourth. Mater Dei (10-2) scored a key 62-52 win over Rumson-Fair Haven Regional last week. 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MONDAY, JAN. 23, 1989 The Register 5B Sabres run through Bruins to move into 2nd

BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) - Roles and Kocur scored the game-winning goal positions in the standings were switched with 57 seconds remaining, lifting the De- this weekend with the Buffalo Sabres troit Red Wings to a 4-3 victory over the sweeping a home-and-home series from Washington Capitals and out of their the Boston Bruins. three-game losing streak. The Bruins — known for years as one Kocur carried the puck over the Wash- of the NHL's best come-from-behind ington blue line, jumped inside of a check teams — blew a four-goal lead in Satur- by Capitals defenseman Grant l.cdyard, day's 6-5 overtime loss in Boston and a and put a wrist shot from the left faceoff one-goal lead in yesterday's 6-4 defeat. circle just inside the right goalpost. As a result, Buffalo moved past Boston "When I picked up the puck, I was into second place in the Adams Division going to go wide, kill some time and get for the first time since Nov. 12. us to overtime," Kocur said. "The de- Sabres captain Lindy Ruff says he can fenseman went that way. It was a onc-in- feel the change in the Buffalo locker a-million shot. I thought I'd try it and it room. worked." "In the past year or two, we'd get down For Kocur, it was his fourth goal in and the floodgates would open," he said. eight games after scoring once in his first "But there's a pride creeping around this 30 games. room. We've got the guns that can get us "I'm hoping that has to do with my back in the ball game." commitment off the ice," Kocur said. The Sabres' newest weapon is veteran "I've been trying to work harder and live Rick Vaive, obtained in a" Dec. 26 trade a better lifestyle. You never know if that's with the Chicago Blackhawks. going to help, but it seems to." Vaive, who has scored 10 goals in his Red Wing coach Jacques Demers, who 12 games with Buffalo, had two against left Peter Klima and Shawn Burr in De- the Bruins yesterday, including the game- troit for this trip, called Kocur's goal a winner midway through the final period. "Steve Yzerman-lype goal." "This is the first time in my pro career "That's a goal a 4Q-goal scorer gets," that I've been in second place at this time said the Detroit coach. "He's been playing of the season," said Vaive, a 10-year vet- well for us. You don't expect that type of eran who played with Toronto before goal from him. He usually plays the role going to Chicago. "It feels kind of nice." of the checker and he ends up scoring the winning goal." While Vaive wouldn't take credit for Demers said Klima and Burr did not the Sabres going 5-0-2 in their last seven travel with the Red Wings for disciplinary games, Ruff said his contributions have ASSOCIATED PRESS reasons stemming from Detroit's game been readily apparent. EYES ON THE PUCK — Mark Napier of the Sabres watches his shot bounce off Boston Bruin goalie Andy Moog during against Chicago Friday night. "I hate to say it, but he's been the miss- yesterday's game. The Red Wings had tied the score at 3- ing cog for the Sabre power play by far," 3 on a goal by Dave Barr with 5:49 re- he said. "They're playing with a few more vet- to snap a 4-4 tie. Dave Andreychuk closed The Sabres are unbeaten in their last maining. Skating across the Washington The Sabres are now 4-0-2 against Bos- eran defensemen than we are," said out the scoring with a goal at 12:34. seven games, while the Bruins have won blue line, Barr faked past Washington de- ton this season, and Bruins Coach Terry O'Reilly. "We're not the same team only once in their last six games. fenseman Scott Slevens, moved to the left Pierre Turgeon, Jeff Parker, and Lindy O'Reilly said Buffalo has been helped by now." faceoff circle and beat goalie Pete Peeters injuries that have taken away four top Ruff also scored for Buffalo, while John Red Wings 4, Capitals 3 for his 15th goal of the season. Bruin defensemen — Ray Bourque, Gord Vaive, who has seven goals and four Carter scored twice for the Bruins, who LANDOVER, Md. — Joe Kocur is liv- For the Capitals, the loss was their Klu/ak, Michael Thelven and Allen IV- assists in his last eight games, shoved in also got single goals from Doug Hawgood ing right these days. Maybe this was a third straight at home after an 11-game dersen. the rebound of Joe Reekie's shot at 10:41 and Keith Crowdcr. little reward. unbeaten streak at the Capital Centre. Boston Illinois survives scare, defeats defeats Georgia Tech It was somewhat premature but Pistons Illinois began celebrating its ex- pected status as the No. I college College basketball basketball team in America yester- day after surviving a scare by Kenny.Battle. The Illini outscored streak with 13 straight, while Las By DAVE O'HARA Georgia Tech in double overtime. the Yellow Jackets 21-10 in the Vegas, 13-3, had its 11-game skein ASSOCIATED PRESS second overtime. snapped. Illinois fans screamed "We're No. I" as the final seconds of their Georgia Tech coach Bobby Cre- Louisville built a 59-36 lead BOSTON — Even without in- team's 103-92 victory ticked off mins said, "We just ran out ofgasv with 14:40 left in the game before jured superstar Larry Bird, the the clock. I' feel terrible right now because we UNLV charged back to make it Boston Celtics still are super on had a chance to win it. I want to 66-61 as Stacey Augmon scored 12 Super Bowl Sunday. "It's great, but we've got to play congratulate Illinois on the No. I points and Clint Rossum eight. With Robert Parish scoring 12 like we're No. I," senior Lowell ranking." Louisville then got the benefit points and Danny Ainge 10 during Hamilton said. The Illini did suffer a blow yes- of a technical foul on the Las a 39-point third period, the Celtics Illinois rallied from a 14-point terday, though, with junior guard Vegas bench for aguring a call. By rolled over the Detroit Pistons halftime deficit and went on to its Kendall Gill suffering a broken the time the ensuing foul shots 112-99 for their seventh consec- 17th victory of the season, re- bone in his foot near the end of and Louisville's next possession utive victory on Super Bowl Sun- maining the only unbeaten team regulation play. Illinois officials were over, the lead was back to day. in Division I. The second-ranked said Gill is expected to be put of 77-63 with 5:35 remaining. "The Celtics played like All- Illini appeared the heir apparent action for seven weeks. Seton Hall 108, New Hampshire to the No. I spot after top-ranked 67 Stars today," Detroit coach Chuck Unranked Tech, 11-5, got 29 Daly said. "Our effort was excel- Duke lost both its games last week. points from Dennis Scott and 20 Seton Hall hit a school-record lent, but their effort and play was from Tom Hammonds. nine 3-point shots, including five better than ours." The next Associated Press poll The Yellow Jackets dominated in the first half by Andrew Gaze, "The Celtics have a jot of life is due out tomorrow morning. the first half, taking a 45-31 lead, as the Pirates ran past Division II New Hampshire College. without Bird," Detroit's Isiah Looking ahead to No. 1, Illi- but the Illini stormed back, in the Thomas said. nois' Steve Bardo said, "It's nice second half with strong defense Gaze keyed a decisive 22-3 first- "Of course, the Celtics are not because I think it's a reward for all and shooting. half run that sparked Seton Hall to as good a team as they used to be the work we've put in this year. The score was tied 74-74 at the its 17th victory in 18 starts. The because they're missing Larry, but We're happy, but we're not going end of regulations and 82-82 after point total was one more than the we didn't do the things we wanted to dwell on it." the first overtime. The Illini then Pirates scored in beating Mt. St. defensively. We were pretty solid Mary's of Maryland earlier in the Coach Lou Henson, took the put it away with a 15-2 scoring except for about a five-minute burst in the second overtime, tak- season. stretch in the third quarter." liklihood of being No. 1 in stride, saying, "It's nice to be No. 1. Sure, ing a 97-84 lead with 1:23 left. Seton Hall took a 3-2 lead on With Bird watching from the, I feel good about it. but I'm just Gill had 19 points for Illinois, the first 3-point basket by Gaze end of the bench, the Celtics sur- thinking about our team and what Nick Anderson added 18 and and never again trailed. vived an 18-point second quarter we have to do the rest of the sea- Bardo 16. New Hampshire College, fell to and rebounded to avenge a 96-87 ASSOCIATED PRESS Louisville 92, UNLV 74 11-5 after seeing its eight game loss at Deti sit last Monday. HIGH HURDLES —Michael Williams of the Pistons tries to go over winning streak end. "Our shot selection was better . Danny Ainge of the Celtics on a drive yesterday. , In other games yesterday. No. 4 Pervis Ellison matched his ca- than in Detroit and our intensity Louisville trounced No. 10 Neva- reer high of 28 points as Louisville The Pirates led by as many as da-Las Vegas 92-74 and No. 12 saw a 23-point lead cut to five be- 45 points in the closing minutes. level was high from start to fin- we wanted against them." work hard, good things happen." ish," Boston coach Jimmy Rodg- Seton Hall routed New Hamp- fore recovering to beat Nevada- Gaze and John Morton each ers said. "The quality of our play "Robert (Parish) picked every- McHale led the Celtics with 27 shire College 108-67. Las Vegas. finished with 20 points. Carlos was good. We were very patient, one up in the third period." Bos- points. Parish had 22, Lewis 21, Illinois, off to the best start in Louisville, 13-2, now owns the Baez topped New Hampshire with we executed and we got the shots ton" Reggie Lewis said. 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S a The Dan Cune Based on the novel by DashieU (BET) Black Showcase (NICK) My Three Sons BASIC ANO PAT CAtll CMANM15 Hammeft. When detective Hamilton Nash (James (CBN) Movie ••• "The New Land" (1972) (Part 1 (USA) WWF Prime Time Wrestling '; (ARTS) MllUMMaiM C»'tKI|l/lftl IS 15 13 Coburn) investigates a diamond theft, he ends up on of 2) Max von Sydow. Uv Ullmann. A Scandinavian (SCT) SUct (ntKtmwH IMmaa BlKKoMM Am Jl" 11" — the trail of a series of deaths linked to a family curse. family seeks freedom and a new way of life in the MO (CBN) Oml.in liufcMMl Matt r»«l,/iil,i««i Am Beatrice Straight stars as Alice Daln Legged and Minnesota territory ol the 18501. Sequel to 1972s a a Designing Women (In Stereo) g 14 14 M (CtMi«aM/SHtt 10" 10" 17" (DISC) Ntw Animal World An island with isolated vents. (BET) Black Showcase (NASH) IM llaua Mftaert CMHt/WatKiitan — _ 95 animal species, created by damming a major water- (ESPN) Coiege Basketful Indiana at Michigan. (CBN) Movie *** "The New Land" (1972) (Part 1 way. (Uve) (NICK) IMMMwi CkM/lMli ntK 11 11 17 of 2) Max von Sydow. Uv Ullmann. (DISNEY) Bom Free (HBO) Movie ***Vi "Empire of the Sun" (1967) [3 (WTBS) Saanll WIBS AIMa WHUam 17 17 3 (CINE) Movtt **Vi "The Betsy" (1978) Laurence (HSX>) Movie **Vi "Happy New Year" (1967) Peter Christian Bale, John Maikovich. J.G. Batlardsauto- (SHOW) StMm NT — MM/»MWIY Jt It JO Olivier, Krtwme Ross. Fa*. Wendy Hughes. Romance complicates two blographlcal novel inspired this account ol an English (SPOUTS) NT tnracMmi m-ipofi»|M«ti Jl" 11" at- (CNN) NewsnkjM jewel thieves' plane to rob Harry Winston's Palm boy's experiences in a World War II Internment camp (TMC| TM Mm CWnH PUT-ami 17 17 — (DISC) Nature OIThnga 1 In Japanese-occupied China. Directed by Steven Beteh store. "PG USA) USHIkrtiM »««n pnffKn It It it (ESPN) Super Bowl IV MgMgMa Kansas City (MSO)kieMe Work) Ten* SpMberg.(InStereo) PGg Chiefs vs. Minnesota Vikings. 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002 Regional Notices 002 Regional Notice* OOlCAiburyPartc 001N Key port 001UMiddletown 001Y Rumson CITY OF A8BURY PARK BOROUGH OF KEVPORT the Wastewater Treatmenl Prepaid Customer Charges 4000 Public Contracts Law; PUBLIC NOTICE Plant and Sewerage Pumping REGIONAL NOTICES Due to Renewal and PUBLIC NOTICE Stations in the Township ol Fi S 40A11-1, et seq.. re- Replacement Funds 18,801 53 18.801.53 Middletown and opened andquires thai the resolution au- PUBLIC NOTICE Due to Reconstruction and ATTENTION BIDDERS LEGAL NOTICE read In public at TOMSA. Ad thorizing the award ot con- Replacement Reserve 298.761.08 200.000.00 mlnlatrative Building, on Feb- tracts for "Professional SUMMARY OR SYNOPSIS OF AUDIT REPORT OF THE CHECK-MATE. INC Wealhe COUNTY OF MONMOUTH ruary S, 19*9 al 6:00 p.m. pre- Services" without competitive Total Current (.labilities rlzatfon Program Is now aolic HISTORIC PRESERVATION vailing time. bids must be published no NORTHEAST MONMOUTH COUNTY REGIONAL SEWERAGE AUTHORITY Itlng bids for fifty-nine (59 Payable from Unrestricted Assets $1,442,556.50 COMMISSION more than ten days following FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED OCTOBER 31. 1987 window quilts tor the Hestinj Contract documents ar the adoption thereof; AS REQUIRED BY N.J.S 40AS 16 plans for the proposed wo Current Liabilities Payable from Improvement Program Cor The Historic Preservation NOW. THEREOF. BE IT tract (or Middlesex County prepared by Richard STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL CONDITION ALL FUNOS Restricted Assets: Commission will hold its meet RESOLVED by the Zoning Bid specification may be Ob Ings on the Thursday before KosensKI. P E . Manager Construction Fund: the firm of T A M Associate Board of Adjustment of the Due to Revenue Fund $29.97890 $ talned at: 649 Mattlson Ave the second Monday* of every Borough of Rumson as fol- nue. Asbury Park. NJ belwee month and the fourth Thurs- Consulting and Municipal I r Due to General Fund 200.000.00 400.000.00 glneers. have beer, tiled in in lows: Amount Retained from Contractors the hours of 0:00 AM snd 4:30 day of every month, except 1.255.75 1,255.75 PM Monday through Friday office of the Township of MM November when they will 1. The Zoning Board of Ad- All bids must be Submitted nc meet on the third Thursday. dletown Sewerage Aulhonl Total Current Liabilities Payable later thst Monday, Jenusr Center Avenue. Beltord. Ne justment is hereby authorized, Irom Restricted Assets $231.234 65 The meetings will take place in behalf of the Borough, to , ASSETS October 31.1988 Oclober 31, 1987 30, 1981, et 4:30 PM. Bids wi at 7:00 P.M. in the Borough Jersey and may be inspecte be opened at Check-Mates by prospective bidders dunn retain Anthony T. Bruno, an Bond Indebtedness: Council Chambers, in Keyport attorney-et-law of the State of , Unrestricted Assets Board of Trustees meeting or Borough Hall. 18-20 Main business hours. . Revenue Fund Revd'nue Bonds. Series 1976 $18,810,000.00 $18,975,000 00 Tuesday, January 31,198>. New Jersey, to perform the Revenue Bonos. Series 1986 Steet. Keyport. N.J.. services ot Zoning, Board . Cash Accounts $ 331.826 49 $428.769 46 Bidders will be furnished with • Investments (Net ol Discount) 5,615,20573 5.B30.B1828 Attorney tor the year 1989 and 1.157 300 00 1 859 600 00 Georgia Bfln a copy of the contract docu ' Customer Cndrges Receivable 252 562 80 42.674 95 The dates ot the meetings he is hereby appointed to that Executive Dlrecto merits and plans by (tie Town office pursuant to the provi- Sewer Billings Receivable 284 058 83 261.677.19 Total Liabilities $26,098,996 88 $26,702,331 30 are as follows: ship of Mlddieiown Sewerage Sewer L lens Receivable sions otR S.40.87-15. 12,316 66 10.92379 Jan. 22. 23 a. 24.1989 $ 10 08 Authority upon proper notice Accruen Interest HeceivalilB 5.249 20 7.055 77 Fund Equity: February and payment of a nunrefunda • Deposit lor Purchase ol Land 36.900 00 Contributed Capital $21,253.233 20 $21,227,093.20 9 and 23. 1989 ble charge of thirty-five dollar* 2. Said attorney is retained • Payroll Deductions Overpaid 668 54 Less Accumulated Depreciation 4.030,41391 3.747.037 4 001E Colts Neck ($35.00) to defray the cosand appointed to the office ot ' Prepaid Peimiis 20.205 98 TOWNSHIP OF COLTS NECK March thereof. Zoning Board Attorney pur- • Duo trom Conslruclin Fund 29.978 90 Net Contributed Capital $17,222.81929 $17,480.055 73 9 and 23.1969 Proposals must be made or suant to n S 40 87015 without PUBLIC NOTICE the standard proposal formi competitive bidding as a 'Pro- ' Total Unrestricted Assets Retained Earnings April In a manner designated in the fessional Service" under the Reserves for: NOTICE Is hereby given 6 and 27.1989 contract documents, must be provisions ot the Local Public - Restricted Assets Bond Service Fund SI,195.856.37 $997,157.27 that Nominating Petitions lo enclosed in sealed envelopes Contracts Lew because tne Bond Service Fund Sinking Fund 2.329.979.21 2,324.884.17 the position ol Board of Erju May bearing the name and adservice rendered Or per- Cash S4I 41 $11.52 ii mii Reserve Fund 1.516.914.55 1.517.547.5 cation member lor Colts Neck 4 and 25. 1989 dross of Ihe bidder and theformed is to be done by a per- Investments 1.097 100 00 906.300 00 Renewal and Replacement Fund 120.029 61 119.847 01 Township are availabli name of the work on the out son authorized by law to prac- • Accrued Interest Receivable General Fund 4.002,38224 3,327,982 29 through the Office ol thi June side, addressed to the Town tice a recognized profession 7 137 46 4.500 75 and whose profession and • Prepaid Bond Interest 91.377 50 86.345 00 Construction Fund (4.848,691.09) (5,024.584 57 Board Secretary ot the Colts 8 and 22. 1989 ship of Middletown Sewerage Reconstruction Replacement Reserve 366,029.50 263.708 82 Neck Township Board of Edu Authority and must be accom practice is regulated by law Unreserved Retained Earnings 650.942.36 1,153.01243 cation. July paniod by a bid guaranty to and bids are nol required per St.195.656 37 $997.157 27 HS40A:5-11. All petitions must be re 6 and 27. 1989 the Township of Middle to*vr Stinking Fund Net Retained Earnings t5.335222.75 $4,679.51493 turned no later than 4.00 P.M. for not less than five percen (5%) of the amount bid. a Non Cash . $90 22 $30 22 Thursday, February 1, 1N9August 3. A copy of this resolution Investments Total Fund Equity $22,558,042.04 $22,159.57066 to the Secretary's Office at 20 10 and 24.1989 Collusion Affidavit: and a Dis- shall be published In The Daly 2 246.592 50 2246.652 50 closure of Ownership Accrued Interest Receivable 83 296 49 78.181 45 Route 537 East, Colts Neck Register as required by law $46,657,038 92 $48,881,901.96 New Jersey 07722, mor September Statement. within ten (10) days of its $2,324,864.17 commonly known as Atlantic 7 and 28,1989 passage. Operating Revenues: Elementary School. Customer Municipalities: Oclober The award ot the Contract for Seconded by Bond Reserve Fund The date for the drawing this project will not be made Cash Annual Cftarges $3,155.36079 $3,840.924 90 5 and 26. 1989 Mr. Michaelson and adopted $2840 $2840 for position on the ballot wll until the necessary funds have Investments • Rumson Connection Charges 12.80000 12.600.00 be held at 4:30 P.M. on Fab on roll call by the foltowllng 1.501.500 00 I 501.500 00 been provided by the Town Accrued Interest Rece 15.386 15 16.019 11 Participating Municipalities. ruaryS, 1N9. November vote: Service Charges 2,919.82947 2,798,01666 9 and 18, 1989 ship of Middlatown Sewerage In the affirmative Authority In a lawful manner. Other Fees 54,37348 187.17325 Margaret V. Blessing Messrs. Runyon, Ollmour, investment Income The Authority requires a com 66,298 26 61,630 43 Board Secretary December fleas, Michaelson, Hunter. Renewal and Replacement Fund 7 and 28.1909 plete financial and experience Mulheren. Ekdal. Mrs. Hunt . Cash $- $6,208,681 96 January 23.1969 $10 60 statement from prospective ft Mrs Huber • Investments 100.000 00 100.000 00 Diana McNamara bidders showing that they In the negative: None. Accrued Interest Receivable 1 228 08 1.045 48 Operating Expenses 0010 Fair Haven Chairman Historic have satisfactorily completed Absent: None. Duo from Revenue Fund 18.801 53 18.801 53 Administration and General Preservation Commission work of the nature required Treatment Plant and BOROUGH OF FAIR HAVEN before awarding the contract. January 23. 1989 $2952 Main Pumping Station 3.208.183.19 2,710.91903 January 23. 1989 $23.40 The Authority reserves the $120 029 61 $119.847 01 PUBLIC NOTICE "peneral Fund Lines and System Pumping Station 326,97036 292.32360 right to reject any Proposal if [•Cash $98 85 $ 51 Depreciation 592.71121 585.05978 OQIRManalapan In the opinion ot the Authority. 002F Regional Transfer to Reserve for • FAIR HAVEN ZONING the bidder s financial or expe investments 3.770.000.00 2,873.780 00 BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT TOWNSHIP OF MANALAPAN " Accrued Interest Receivable 32.263 39 54.181 78 Reconstruction and Replacement rience statements are not ad' Notices Due from Construction Fund 200 000 000 TOD 000 00 PUBLIC NOTICE equate REGIONAL NOTICES $4,504,278 00 TO: All property owners within $5,163,52031 200 ol BLOCK 18 LOT 1 The right Is also reserved lo $4 002.362 24 S3.327.962 29 438 River Road reject any or all bids or to PUBLIC NOTICE Operating Income $1,045,181.67 $2,396,267.14 waiver any informalities where Construction Fund OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER such informality is not detn NOTICE TO BIDDERS Non-Operating Revenues (Expenses): Please take Notice thst Cash $44 56 $ 66 44 Caryn and John Yurlsh. con- mental lo the best interest ol Investments 274.900 00 620.000 00 nterest on Bonds (1.493,425.00) (1.496,487.50) MR. NAPIER OFFERED THE the Authority. NORTHEAST MONMOUTH nterest Income tract purchasers of the above Accrued Interest Receivable 1.019 90 1.836 47 653.887 50 550.338.67 sroperty hsve applied to theFOLLOWING RESOLUTION COUNTY Deposit on Purchase ol Land 229,865 76 Amortization of Debt Issue Costs ( 52.565 89) { 52.565 89) AND MOVED ITS ADOPTION The execution of Ihls contract Amortization of Bond Discount =elr Haven Zoning Board of REGIONAL SEWERAGE Due from Customers- 69.103 00 (9.387.45) (9.505.781 Adjustment for a varlsnca to THE OFFICIAL NEWSPA- shall be subject to prior ap- AUTHORITY Dewatermg Building Transfers from Unrestricted to PERS FOR THE MANALA- proval by the Middletown Restricted Funds irmlt utilization ol the firs! Due trom Revenue Fund 22.77325 228,660.55 284.953 00 floor ol the premises as anPAN TOWNSHIP BOARD OF Sewerage Authority ot the CONTRACT 57 advertising design studio with RECREATION COMMISSION- contractor's plant and expert •Jet Income (Before Transfer the second floor being utlllied ERS, MANALAPAN TOWN nee qualification. MODIFICATIONS TO THE of Depreciation on Asset* aa a residence for the Inner SHIP, COUNTY OF TINTON FALLS Reconstruction and Purchased with Contributed of applicant, Caryn Yurlah. MONMOUTH AND STATE OF Bidders are requied to comply METER CHAMBER Capital) S 1,870.999.64 Replacement Reserve $372,331 38 The lollowlng variance) NEW JERSEY FOR THEwith the requirements of P.L. Cash $67.268 42 83.708 82 lave been applied for: uss va, YEAR 1989. WILL BE THE1973. c. 127 and P.L. 1977. c BOROUGH OF Due Irom Revenue Fund 298.781.08 200.000 00 Transfer of Depreciation to ASBURY PARK PRESS AND 33. TINTON FALLS Contributed Captlal rlance In thet proposed use Is 283,37844 283.027 91 not permitted In the R-5 Zone, THE DAILY REGISTER. n addition, the property has s The successful bidder shall be Sealed bids for Contract Nat Income $655.707 82 $1,954.027 55 non-conforming front yarc Alice M. Costanzo required to comply with the67 will be received by the Property. Plant and Equipment setback ol 22 5 feet where 25 Recording Secretary provisions of the New Jersey Sewerage Authority In the Ad- Land $ 1.101.825.49 $834,857.73 Retained Earnings. November 1 4.679,51493 2.725.487.38 feet Is required: a pre-existing Manalapan Board of Prevailing Wags Act. Chapter ministrative Building at the Building 6.672,267 48 6.672,267.48 aide yard on the westerly side Recreation Commissioners ISO of the Laws of 1963. ef- Authority Treatment Plant. -1 Other Improvements 4.804.033.54 4.802.988 72 Retained Earnings. October 31 $5,335.22275 $4,679,514.93 ol the existing dwelling of 3.16 fective January 1. 1964. Highland Avenue, Monmouth Sewer Mams. Interceptors feet where 5 leet Is required: Seconded by Mr. FHzmaurice ich, New Jersey 07750 on and Pump Stations 25.206.563 96 25,095.99410 Contributed Capital-Net, en existing side ysrd on theand adopted on roll call by the BY ORDER OP THE Tuesday, February 21. 1SS*. Other Equipment 185.984 04 119,769 98 November 1 $17,460,055 73 $17,726.220 84 westerly side of the two-car ollowing vote: TOWNSHIP OF •t 2.-00 P.M. No bids wIR be Vehicles 51.000.70 22,55270 garage where 6 lest Is re- Upon roll call vote: MIDDLETOWN SEWERAGE accepted after 2:00 P.M., it Construction In Progress 5.178.847.72 4.949,331 27 Capital Comribution-For the Year 26.140.00 38.883.00 quired: end any and all other Ayes: Bergen, Fantaala, AUTHORITY which time the bids will be Transfer of Depreciation Irom Operalons variances that may Itimauric*. Napier, Robert Ecktrt. publicly opened and read $43,180.322 93 $42,497,741 98 o Contributed Capital (283,378.44) (283,027.91) required. Storz, White Executive Director aloud. The Board haa seNayat : None The work covered under Less: Accumulated Depreciation 7.525.053 89 6.932.342 48 Contributed Capital-Net. Abaent: Katz January 23,1989 $44.26 tie Contract comprises tha Oclober 31 Thursday. Februsry 2. 1989 at $17,222.81929 $17,480,055.73 7:48 P.M. at the Borough Hall. modification of a sewerage Net Property. River Roed, Fair Haven es the Motion pasted. 001Y Rumson metering station situated in Fund Equity, October 31 $22,558,042 04 $22,159,570.66 he Borough of Tlnton Falls Plant and Equipment $35,655.289 24 $35,565,399.50 Ime and place lor the public BOHOUQH OF RUMSON hearing In this matter. All InJanuar- y 23,1989 II- The principal kind of wortt :overed under this contract (a Other Assets: erested persons msy eppeer PUBLIC NOTICE 1978 Serles-Unamortlzed at the public hssrlng either In 001U Middletown as follows: CONTRACT 67 - Removal debt Issue Coals $1,004,884.46 $1,050,561.03 person or by attorney end be TOWNSHIP OP Mr. Hunter offered the fol- 1986 Sarlas Unamortlied heard with regard to this ap- of an existing 12 Inch Parthail lowing resolution and moved lume, (which is embedded ah Debt Issue Costs 96.450 42 103.33974 plication. MIDDLETOWN Its adoption: A copy ot this Application concrete) from inside a mew chamber, chipping concrete, $48,657.038 92 $48,881,901 96 and all pertinent maps. draw, PUBLIC NOTICB RESOLUTION The above summary or synopsis wss prepared Irom the report ol the audit ol the Northeast nga. and documents hsve jrovldlng and Installing a new Monmouth County Regional Sewerage Authority tor the fiscal year ended October 31.1988. l-lnch Parahtii flume, remov- Current Liabilities Payable from i#cn nteo wnn tne Dorougn NOTICE TO BIDDERS WHEREAS, there exists a Unrestricted Assets: ng Instrumentation, together Clerk and may be Intpected at Notice It hereby given that need for the services of an Revenue Fund: Title report of audit, submitted by Joseph X. Seaman, Certified Public Accountant. Is on Ilia with he Borough Halt during regu with alt ancillary work sealed proposals will be re-Attorney tor the Zoning Board Drawings and Speclfica- Accounts Payable $347.74958 Lionel Shuitermsn. Secretary at 1 Highland Avenue, Monmouth Beach. New Jersey and may business hours. of Adjustment of the Uorougn Due to Construction Fund 22,773.25 be Impacted by any Interested person. wived by the Township of ons. Proposals and other rilddlttown Sewerage Au- of Rumson es authorized by Contract Documents may be Deterred Income- Theodore D, Parsons, Jr., R.S.40:B7-15. «nd Sewer Service Charges 490.333.00 477.135.00 lonel Shulterman. Secretary horlty (TOMSA) P.O. Box xamtned at the office of the Attorney tor 20S, Center Avenue, Belford. WHEREAS,funds are Developers Deposits 274.39847 377.01082 Caryn and John Yuriah consulting engineer, Chartea Reserve tor Unemployment Claims 57.343 29 $254.68 New Jersey 07718 for Electri- available for this purpose, and A. Manganaro. Consulting En- 51,747.11 anuaru23.198S WHEREAS, the Local January 23. 1089 $23 cal Maintenance Services for Ineers, Court Plaza North, 29 MONDAY, JAN 23,1989 The Register 9B

002F Regional 005 Apartments 005 Apartment* 007 Houses 017 Office/Floor 035 Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted 002 Regional Notices Notices for Rant lor Rant for Sal* Space Full Time Full Time Full Time FulIl TimTI e Main .btreal, Hackensack 'All real estate advertised * New Jersey 07801-7032 or at HIGHLANDS New 2 bedroom MIDDLETOWN CRANBUH Y Exit 6A NJ Tpk. RED BANK BEL LAIR WATCH CORP CLERICAL this newspaper is subject ti Concordia Adult Community- AUTO BODY PERSON COMMUNITY EDUCATOR - lha Authority offices Copiei Jacufn All major appl Avail Downtown Office suites avail- A major assembler is relocat- EXPERIENCED ONLY Position open for efficient par- «he Federal Fair Houatng Ac KNOLL WOOD Brandon Model. Central air. 2 ing to Lakewood NJ. Wa are Family Planning agency's may be obtained upon pay of 1968 which make* it iHegai able immediately- $850 + uti able. 685 square feat A 507 CALL 739-4411 son, with good typing skills. menl ol $75 00 (or each set hues & deposit 291-0629 bedrm. 2 bath, fam/llv- square feet Heat, A/C A prioffering: CRT experience helful. Com- busy education department lo advertise any preference GARDENS /din/rms, eat-in kit, patio, uyp- needs a dynamic person to Checks should be made paya- limitation or discriminalior Luxurious garden apartments vate parking included- Rea •Pleasant working high tech pany paid benefits, Excellent ble to Charles A* Manganaro graded carpet. All Whirlpool sonabie rater 747-1100 environment AUTO 0ETAILER8 opportunity for advancement conduct programs dealing based on race, color, religion '/dishwasher, central air appl. Oarage Complete alarm Professional auto datallers with sexualty and family (He Consulting Engineers. sex or national origin, or ar, neat 1 bedrm $865 —$720. 2 •Hospitalizatlon 566-0700 systm. extensive landscaping •Good Pay Top pay Must be reliable A education tor diversified Any unsuccessful biddei intention to make any iucri ON HILL bedrm $785 $825 per month groups Experience tfl family of record upon returning up to IB hole golf course. 24 hour 016 Stores WE ARE LOOKING FOR willing to work. Serious preference, limitation or dia Small 1 Bedroom aparimenli +• utilities. Pool and tennii nurse in attendance. By inded only' Joe 583-7377 planning and public speaking two sals ol Cpntract Docu- crimination available No Petal Open •Assembly Trainees HELP WANTED located in clean, quiet apart owner, below $200,000 HAZLET Excellent Luxurious •Data entry would be an asset. Extensive ments promptly and in good weekdays noon 5pm, Satur Salon Relocating to an Township of Aberdeen training provided Minimum of This newspaper will noi ment house. Good location Mt-tU-MOt •Experienced Watch Makers AVON F/T Position Available for .condition will be refunded hu knowingly accept any adver No pats. IV* mo security Jay 11 am 3pm 871-0021 Architecturally unique location BA/BS degree in education or payment Non-bidders will noi •Clerical All Areas S $ $ P/T, F/T Clerk/Typist in the The Town- Using for real estate which i From $525/mo Including all MONMOUTH BEACH - in Hazlet. Looking for some- social sciences required. receive any refund HIGHLANDS DUPLEX one lo rent space 100-300 sq •Packers TOLL FREE 1-W0-M2-2292 ship of Aberdeens Assessing Send resume to Planned Par- in violation of the law. OL utilities. 1 year leases. Call rooms, walk to beach, util. e: •Shipping Clerk - Office. Starting salary No bids will be received by readers are informed that a 291 0Q40 between Bam-Spm sept elec $690/mo 229-0342 Unfurnished 2bdrm. 1 bath, ft. For a Boutique etc BEAUTICIAN - Good hours, enthood. P.O. BOH 95. mail, and all bids shall be sub- w/w carpet, within walking •General Office Assembly paid vacation, no night work. $12,762. With full benefits If dwellings advertised in thm-IIGHLANOS-Wsler view 787-5135 Shrewsbury! NJ. 07702. milted on Proposal Forms OCEAN TOWNSHIP distance to Commuter Ferry Staff 747-0022 intrested please send resume Attention Community Services newspaper are available or I bedroom, fully furnished Call for Interview to : Township ol Aberdeen supplied with the Contract an equal opportunity basis " Service to Wall St $700mo. + LITTLE SILVER Director. EOE. Documents . Each bid must be Incl King wslerpad. 530 3701 TWINBROOK util , m sec. required. No Prime location, 1,200 sq ft 201-905-0100 BUS DRIVER 1 Aberdeen Sq accompanied by a bid bond. HIGHLANDS- 2 bedrm aval pets. Available F«p. 1st. Dys741-0091. or eves 229 5382 Aberdeen NJ 07747 005 Apartments Colts Neck Township School Attn: Personal office. cashiers check or a certified until June 15. Liv rm, kitchen VILLAGE 571-3596.avas 872-0050 ADMINISTRATOR check of the bidder in ar For Rent No pets 8720472 District Attractive benefit No later then Feb 1.89 CONSTRUCTION LABORER amount not less than five per GARDEN MANCHESTER - 3 bedrm. t package Position available Must be 18. N.J drivers li- APARTMENTS — Near trans bath, eat in kit. liv. rm. din. rm, 020 Building/ Challenging Job immediately Call 462-2687 tor COMMUNITY AIDE/Full Time cent of the tatat amount ol the HIGHLANDS- 2 Bedroom lo help supervise students. cense, and transportation bid, but not to exceed Donation Best time lo call $750./month. Gas heat family rm/firaplace Priced Administration of large syna- application EOE Call 747-4288 between la before noon. 495 0416 APARTMENTS Garages gogue In Rumson. Call Joan Must work closely with young $20.00000 and a Surety water Included. Call 872-9635 right at $ 124,900, 929-4012 CLEANER Must be experi- 900/500pm 1 & 2 bdrms from $560. Mod SMALL BUILDING - In Nave- 842-1600. 9am-5pm people Monmouth Regional Guaranty on the form pro ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS HIGHLANDS- 2 Bedroom arn spacious apartments OCEANPORT enced, have working car A High School 542-1170 x224. COOK Full time, 2pm until vided. Furnished efficiency, $525 sink 560 sq. ft, walk up attic Heat, hot & cold water, cook Gooseneck Point Peninsula. 320 sq ft. (very private) Elec- good references $7 + hour Affirmative Action/Equal Op- closing. Excellent working The Sewerage Authority month heat incl. IVj months Spectacular View! ng gas Included On premises 4/5 bedroom. 3 full. 2 halt Call 291 -2686 portunity Employer | conditions Carl 741 8170 security. Call 842-6369 tric only $275/mo Call Steve reserves the right to waive in- $975./mo. 291-1562 tennis courts, pool, recreation baths, 2 fireplaces A hot tubanytime 872-0749 ADVERTISING formalities, to reject any or all area Near Eatontown shop- room w/iacuzzi. Low, low MIDDLETOWNBELFOflD HIGHLANDS t bedroom SALES bids, or to select the bid which 2 bdrm apartment, $525mo Ding. Excellent schools taxes $465,000 CLEANERS OPENING SOON FORT MONMOUTH will, in Its ludgment, best ikytight. no pets, IVi mom Highway 35, Oakhurst Call 222-9458 or 938 3000 025 Business utilities a security 376-3442 security. $625 957-9351 REPRESENTATIVE for large cleaning service in serve ihe public interest. Opportunities Mictdlatown full A part time CLIFFWOOD Major newspaper group in No bidder may withdraw HIGHLANDS. 1 bdrm garder 008 Condos Middlesex and Monmouth 957 6035 or 864-1900 HELP WANTED Ken Gardens. 1 b«drm. apt apt. in Hills or Highlands. Im 531-4923 542-0812 his bid wilhin 80 (Jays after Ihe Nowr»nbf>oUM3-4010 EATONTOWN 2 Room Co-op COFFEE SHOP counties is looking for retail dale opening therol mediate occupancy. Owi Army A Air Force Exchange Service 1 RED BANK-beautiful1 bedi For Sale Furnished. Excellent advertising person Experi- CLEANING HELP The successful bidder will EATONCHEBT APTS parking space, i .- mo secw/loft Lots ol storage. Dish condition. Asking $60,000 ence preferred but will train $525/mo + utilities Call Turn key.operation. Must sell. Excellent pay. plus bonuses A BURGER KING be required to comply with Ihe Tennis & swim club. Large washer $660 + util 842-6990 Call 369-0083 the right person Candidate paid vacations Transporta- provisions of the NJ Prevail- slie rooms w/19't living rm. 872-O920. Excellent Freehold Highway must be self motivated and One-Stop Employment SEA BRIGHT - Runaway tion provided A company cars ing Wage Act. Chapter 150 ol Only minutes from Ocean KEANSBURG location. Presently. Monday- have the ability to develop S4.61 per hour Beach, pool. Perfect for sin-Friday 5am-4pm, can easily Great hours, great boss Tram the Laws of 1953 Beaches. Golf Courses. Fish- RED BANK new accounts and increase to be a professional team Early Morning/Day Time Shift Pursuant to Chapter 127, Ing & Boating Near all lozy 1 bdrm apartment avail- gle/ married couple. Well kept be 6 or 7 day operation. •mating business. Salary plus BEST AREA friendly atmosphere Heal/ai Principals only. M7-W8O cleaner w/the best in the busi- 34 hour maximum Laws ol 1975. nu public works Houses ol Worship & Malls Large 1 Bedroom apartmen jble February. $550/mo. 1 mo commission, Benefits pack- ness MOLLY MAID 741 6551 Benefits: contract wttl be awarded by NO PETS Mori-Fri 9.30am- aec. Adults only. No pets Car incl. Rent$700. Insecurity age. Come join a growing w/combination liv. rm, dm. rm, 671-4939Q S. Interior. SCREEN PRINTING CLERICAL - Entry Level posi- * lOPa-OM'ji'OHy, • Wage Increases the Northeast Monmouth 4pm, 542-1105 Pine Brook kit Private entry. $425./mo + after 5pm. 530-7553. BUSINESS company. For appointment County Regional Sewer Au- Rd -Hope Rd . Ealontown 2 I Call: Bar bra Kalmanson tion available for bright indi- ' I • Mange Purchase Privileges ' Theater Privilege util. IVJ mo. security deposi RED BANK- East side, 2 Bed 009 Furnished Be your own boss. Little vidual with cheerful personal- • Ttam.ny provided ' Job Security thority, nor will any monies be blocks from Exit 105 GSP. Call after 8pm: 767-6580 space required Run as part 462-0292 paid thereunder to any con- oom w/yard. 1'/? mo. secu- EOE ity Call Arisen James for Building 1001 Fort Monmouth EATONTOWN- 1 Bedroom KEANSBURQ Beautiful I bed Ity. $675 -t-ulil 671-5706 Rooms time or full time. Screen Print- appointment (201)671-5111 tractor, subcontractor or busi- ing machine with Dryer 542-5996 ness firm which has not•pt available. $610/mo IVj oom. Extra large rooms REO BANK AA Asbury Park-Sunset Lake (inn', or Thurs only). mo security No pels- Call: w/w, tajr, dw. microwave |5 color availability), all acces- Equal Ouf/1'turnty Employer agreed and guaranteed to af- ovely, large. 1 bedroom view. Clean rms A efficiencies. $$ATTENTIONM 542-0705. Mon-Fri. 9am-5pm $825. Incl all util. 495-1056 Low weekly rates. 774-3371 sories A inks can get you CLERICAL- Experienced pre- ford equal opportunity in per- apartments started at once. Relocating re «NEW CAREER** ferred, but will tram to work on formance or the contract in KEANSBURQ Twin Gables ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS quiries sale at only $4,000 National company seeking in- IBM-PC Heavy phones, filing, accordance with art affirma- FARMIMGDALE 36 Riverside Ave Large comfortable room Call 363-8720 after Spm dividuals for sales position typing A general office duties tive action program approved Come Join Our Grand Union Team Spacious 1 and 2 bed room DESIRABLE River Front Call after 6pm. 872-0510 Training available. P/T $200 • in busy office in Atlantic High- by the State Treasurer. 3 bedrooms, living room, eat Heat A hot water included. $600 per week Management garden apartments with bal- URNISHED Rooms For Rent lands Call Joan 872-0803 cony Individually controlled in kitchen Private entry, drive- Self-service elevator. No chit- FOR RENT position: $600. $1,200 per way, back yard. $700 /mo + dren.no pets. 741-7703. i Keansburg. Call 495-4401 week. Find out more about Now hiring for our new food market -eniral air. Hardwood floors, rom 9-4 or 495-4055 aft. 4pm OFFICE OR STORE NORTHEAST MONMOUTH ree pool and tennis. Country util. IVi mo security deposit n charming Fair Haven. Call this opportunity of the 90s CLERK TYPIST RED BANK Keith Rechten 566-4573 Opportunity for you to join our team COUNTY ivlng with easy access to Call after 6pm 787-5935 KEANSBURQ- Furnished '47-2348 after 5pm. Will train Enthusiastic, non- 3 Rooms $825 per month, EOE. REGIONAL SEWERAGE M95, parkway, and route 9 KEANSBURQ Large Modern plus utilities 747-2283 room for rant in private home smoker 671-3234 After 11am The following positions available F/Tft P/ T AUTHORITY Call 938-4279 Studio Off street parking. No Kitchen pnv. Washer/dryer. RED BANK- 2nd floor. $75. a week. Ladies only. pets. $450. mo., util. incl, u LUNCHEONETTE MichaelJ Lyons, mo security req. 495-9619 bedrm, large kltch. liv rm. 495-9350KEANSBURG Cashiers Grocery Clerk To place your ad here, bath, attic 462-7017 5-8 p.m. In busy Spring Lake Heights Executive Director Room for rent In prlval- shopping center. Beautiful ADVERTISING SALES KEANSBURQ home. Call 671-4124. Produce Clerk Night Clerk Call 542-1700 Large efficiency, view of theRED BANK-2 bedroom. Extra turn-key operation. Fully January 23, 1969 $45 00 Bay, oil street parking, heal large apt. Overlooking Nave LONQ BRANCH - Near train. equipped. Seata SO. Must REPRESENTATIVE Deli Clerk Fish Clerk included. No pots $475mo ink River $675 per month Ocean and all convenience seel Asking $47,500. Call Call 787-4875 Avail Jam 8 741 0333 References Call 229-4058 946 9530 or 609 871 1490, Meat Wrapper Bakery Clerk TOWNSHIP OF MANALAPAN after 6pm MAJOR WEEKLY NEWSPAPER GROUP KEANSBUHG 4 rooms REO BANK. Luxury high-rise. REO BANK Large pleasant Service Clerks & Baggers ' ' PUBLIC NOTICE $500 month & 1 v» months se bdrm. $675. 2 bdrm. $775 room. S250/mo Women's STEWARTS DRIVE IN WITH MORE THAN 150,000 CIRCULA- cunty. Call 568-5860 incl heat, H/W. wall oven, Club of Red Bank. Call 741- Matawan $75,000 or Best TION NEEDS AN EXPERIENCED SALES frig A a/ci. 642-4865 1435 or 747-9861. Offer Call 583 2947 EANSBURQ - 2 bedrm, kit, REPRESENTATIVE. MUST BE A SELF- Opening Salaries: $5.00$7.25/hr. living rm, IVj mos security, RED BANK 3 room apart 010 Rentals to Share 031 Money To Loan MEETING DATES AND TIMES TO pats $450/mo. 4950547 ment. Security & references STARTER WITH A NEED TO SUCCEED. Service Clerks: $4.25/hr. 'equlred. No pets. $625/mo, KEANSBURQ- Cutting ex AFRAID OF FORECLOSURE SALARY, COMM. PLAN, PLUS OTHER Mil STOnZ OFFEHED THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION AND KEYPORT — Lg 1 & 2 Bed ncludes all utilities Call panses. Extra private room to We can help pay your bills Positions include paid vacation, benefits, MOVED ITS ADOPTION. THE MANALAPAN TOWNSHIP ooms Garden complex, Ret '41-663. lor appointment share for female. All utilities and keep your home. INCENTIVES AND COMPANY BENEFITS. BOARD OF RECREATION COMMISSIONERS OF MANALA- sec required 739 6959 included. Washer A cable TV. Call 201-291-8220 Ext 29 and automatic wage increases. PAN TOWNSHIP, COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. STATE OF NEW RED BANK 1 bdrm apt Heal KEYPORT- ONE BED ROOM No drugs A no drunks 1 child JERSEV. WILL MEET AT THE MANALAPAN TOWNSHIP hot water inc $500/mo + okay. Call 495-3343 035 Help Wanted Send Resume to: For appointment & Interview- MALL FOR THE YEAR 1989 ON THE FOLLOWING DATES. In convenient location $475 sec NO PETS'741-4295 month, includes heat, hoi AND SPECIFIED TIMES RUMSON-1 Bedroom RED BANK • Own bedrm. 2 Full Time ar Call 264-3222. Mi bedrm house. Non-smoker, Jules Spraihner apply in person Dunn, ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE MONDAY ."JANUAHYl'.l music lovsr. M/F. $395./rT.o" + T5REATERTWED B15PM IMMACULATE util David 756 6434. 758 6469 Were aesking responsible EDIA NEWSP MON-SAT 11:00-6:00 MONDAY . FEBRUARY t3 8 15PM. EYPORT- 2 apartments both In Victorian Carriage house mature person for our fully I REGISTER PLAZA, MONDAY FEBRUARY 27 8 15PM bedrm, liV. rm. kitchen, bath $740 /mo. + util 842-6369 RED BANK. M/F roomato computerized accounting THE GRAND UNION MONDAY MARCH 13 8 15PM Kvailable Immediately. EA BfllQHT needed to share house. Close dept. Pleasant office. Experi- SHREWSBURY NJ. 07702 MONDAY, MARCH 27 8 15PM Call 264-5629 6-7 pm Apartment w/4 large rooms lo train -station. $300/mo ence helpful but we are willing Rte35 MONOAY APRIL 10 8 15PM " -2-0045 Available Feb 1.219-8944. to train. Full benefits MONDAY, APRIL 24 ;EYPORT 8 15PM bedroom Heat & hot water Apply in person: | Oramtmr Madia Nempmv Twinbrook Ave MONDAY. MAYS 8 15 PM 011 Mobile Homes Gale's Industiral Supply 1 MONDAY. MAY 2? included. Available 2/1/89 IWW gnwiMtr, •umum «tio« imirni 8 15 PM $675. Call 739-4581 between 28 W. Front St, Kayport Middletown, N.J. 07748 MONDAY JUNE 12 8 15PM EATONTOWN- 76. 12 X 64. MONDAY JUNE 26 . B15P.M Bpm-8pm. SEA BfllQHT 2 bdrms, 2 full baths. Irg liv MONDAY JULY tO 8 15PM EYPORT 1 month free 1 Quiet studio apartment. Great m. w/cathedral ceiling. Many MONDAY. AUGUST 14 8 15PM location w/per fee I ocean xtras $50,000 542-7055 MONDAY SEPTEMBER 11 8 15PM warned, deck 1 or 2 adults view. All utilities are Included, AFTER HOUDAY CASH MONDAY SEPTEMBER^ 8 15PM Mopets. $675 739-3181 No pets $480/mo 842 0092 015 Summer/Winter MONDAY. OCTOBER 9 e 15PM .ONG BRANCH SEA DRIQHT 2 ROOM Rentals MONDAY OCTOBER 23 Bed Room. $625. per month •6.00 HR + Commission MONDAY NOVEMBER 13 815PM -ozy 1 bedroom apartment SEA BRIGHT 8 15PM 'rime area. Close to ocean, includes all unities. No Pels. Large spacious motel rooms MONDAY NOVEMBER 27 Security required 741-9560 and MONDAY. DECEMBER 11 8 15PM insportation, shopping Ai & efficiencies. Low weekly A EXTRA 8 15 PM :onditioned, carpeted RAILOH-INCLOSED, FOR monthly rates. Call Fairbanks Incentives Adults 571-1489 Work. With door A lights. Motel 642-8450 TAKE NOTICE EACH MEETING WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE ONG BRANCH 8x6x6. $500. Cell after 6pm Pay those Holiday Bills by making MANALAPAN TOWNSHIP MUNICIPAL BUILDING. Ill 522. 072-2332 017 Office/Floor MANALAPAN. N J Cozy 1 bedroom telephone calls from our Shrewsbury Listen, Professionals! ear ocean, transportation A 006 Houses for Rent Space ALICE M COSTANZO .hopping. Adults preferred LEONARDO 2500 square feet office. RECOHDING SECRETARY Call 571-1489 BERDEEN- cozy well deco- office space available in new Seeking telephone sales oriented MANALAPAN BOARD OF RECREATION COMMISSIONERS ated Formal dining rm. building. $3,000. per month. Opportunity's Knocking.. i bedrm 2 bath, large yard, full person to work 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM LONG BRANCH Call 291 3535 SECONDED BY MR NAPIER AND ADOPTED ON ROLL CALL aase. in family neighborhood daily. BY THE FOLLOWING VOTE t Bed Room. Furnished Minutes to NY train and GSP North Long Branch on 1975. Call eves. 290-9215 LITTLE SILVER Bus line. No Children or pets 'rime location, 1.200 sq. ft. for Interview call YOU CAN REACH OVER 180,000 READERS UPON ROLL CALL VOTE 222-5784 ATONTOWN - 3 bdrm 2Vi '41 -0091. or eves 229 5362 - AYES BERGEN, TANTASIA FITZMAURICE ath Colonial with living rm, Diane THROUGH YOUR LISTING IN NAPIER, STORZ. WHITE IATAWAN • Liv. rm/bedrm. dining rm, eat-in kitchen. A MATAWAN. Route 34, 240 sq it, bath. $425./mo, ivsmo. 'amtly rm Available immedl "I, ample parking, carpeted. GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPER'S NAYS NONE sec. avail. Feb. 1. 591-1286 tely $1000/mo Call H.H •66-0936, after 8pm. 542-4000 X2800 ABSENT KATZ ATAWAN 1 bedroom Realtors 409-1212 or eve RED BANK DOWNTOWN MOTION PASSED Large kitchen II living room. lings. Betty 842-7832. Jfiice suite available 665 sq DATED 1/9/89 Private entrance. Avallabl, ATONTOWN. 2 bdrm. 1 Heat, air & private parking ;eb. $600 + utilities. No Pets. I Reasonable rates. u omwiumn MMMM.M WHOM m JANUARY 23 1989 S4I 76 path basement. $850/mo + PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY 546-09M. after 6pm. tillties. 1 mo sec- Refei Call 747-1100 nces Call 229.-3412 KEANSBURG. Small com letely redecorated 2 bdrm ouse 3 persons only. YOUR LISTINGS WILL APPEAR 4 TIMES A WEEK .500/mo + gas A electric. 1 mo security. 1 mo rant. 1 year INCOME TAX • WEDNESDAYS IN THE REGISTER lease. References required all 9am-ipm. 787-6600 • WEDNESDAYS IN THE INDEPENDENT HIGHLANDS Attractive small DIRECTORY louse, yard Suitable for 2. No • FRIDAYS IN THE MONMOl'TH MESSAGE sets $525. + utilities & IV* months security. 872-0164 Will be published • SUNDAYS IN THE REGISTER HIGHLANDS 3 room bun low for rent 207 Bay Ave nquire at 209 Bay Ave. January 11 thru KEANSBURG April 19 bdrm bugalow Close to CALL 542-1700 'ansportalion $S75mo. + IV ecunty. Call 291-3574 Call and reserve I he Register* Independent • Monmouth Message EANSBURQ-1 to 3 bed- ooms From $600 to $750 I Greater Media Newspapers •nth. 609-723-6524 eves your space today! MIDDLETOWN • River Plaza! action 3bdrm, Ivng rm, dng m. 2 bath, fmly rm w/fireptace bar. deck, patio, central air 542-1700 Vill consider option to buy, Classified DepartiriMil 11150mo. + util.. IV* sec. Call 41-4212 or 842-3985 NEW HOMES FOR RENT 1.200 and up Rent with pur chase option possible. Call 542-2639. AW. 8pm M3-1721. GOOD BUY AD 5CEANPORT - 2 bedrms, liv. m, din. rm, kit, sun porch, one, :ar garage. Nice neighbor Say Goodbye to those extra items cluttering up your closets or the extra car in the lood $800/mo + utili. Call, ",42-5010. or Sun 229-7793 driveway with our: INTON FALLS- Park Place Bedrooms, 2 Balhs. garage.j arge yard, ideal location Security A references. Noi GOOD BUY AD P GOOD BUY AD COUPON 1 It's easy to place a >ets Available March 1969 classified ad. Just Call 566 0936 alter 6pm Example of ad correctly written: UNION BEACH 4 LINES 10 TIMES '14.40 dial 542-1700 and >n the Beach (overlooking! Y. City Skyline). Attractive $3.60 each additional line ElAiTl IBIUIYH let one of our anch with large living room, 2ft QREAT ROOM. (NICE telephone sales JEN & KITCHEN COMBO) YOU CAN PLACE AND PREPAY u» storage attic. Ranch com- reps assist you. lately insulated Express iiiiri ansportation to NYC. Jer- YOUR AD BY FILLING OUT THE sey City and other points. Ref- |$|2|8|0|0|. IFMRIIV |« 51515 - 5|5|5|5| i! erences A security $750 GOOD BUY COUPON. Wasn't that easy? DON T MISS OUT ON THIS EWLY LISTED RENTAL YOUR AD WILL APPEAR IN: ADS MUST BE PUNCTUATED PROPERLY. 73-4395 or 739-3202. WESTKEANSBURQ Leave one space between each word. irmnd rww homa. 3 bad room. THE REGISTER/INDEPENDENT AND 1 bam. crural air S95O 4B5-9029 THE MONMOUTH MESSAGE Call )07Hou»e» Reaching Over 62,000 HOMES. (orSalB ABERDEEN- 10 room house, TODAY! large lot, zoned neighborhood commercial, ideally located • PRIVATE PARTY MERCHANDISE T«ar railroad station & QSP immediate occupancy. OR AUTO FOR SALE ADS ONLY. •II 588-4170 or 588-0938 Class)fication: Greater Media • CAN BE CANCELLED - NO REFUND BANK FOftECLOMD Name Newspapers HOMM •MUST BE PREPAID No Money Down Address 1-M0-M2.77M bl M-30 • SEND CHECK OR MONEY ORDER TO: 3ELLEAYRE MT. - Ski House Town: Zip: Hlghmount. New York, bdrm. contemporary, fire lace. .11 major appsencea, Phone Ota of glass with Southern ex- oeure. decks. Very efficient iw malntenace. excellent THE REGISTER The Register • Independent • Monmouth Message condition, view ol slopes. imlns. to lifts from this heavity 1 REGISTER PLAZA wooded lot with beautiful old Greater Media Newspaper lone walls. Golf, tennis, SHREWSBURY, N.J. 07702 \ aeback riding, swimming ir by. tiM.MD. CM after «pm53»-»172 MONDAY, JAN. 23,1989 10B The Register

036 Help Wanted 048 General ' 048 General SHelp 035 Help Wanted 036 Help Wanted 110 Auto tor Sale FullTiml * Full Time Part Time Part Time 038 Domestic Help 046 Firewood Merchandise Merchandise 065 Pete & Livestock ASSISTANT TEACHER PRINTING - Press parson, lo BUFFER. Expd In waxing LIVE IN COMPANION GUARANTEED Lsndacaping TOOL BOXES FOR T.V.. Microwave, Brand newMOVING' Free to good home GRAND PRIX V0 80 AB (in k 360, and Mulli 1 Preschool Music or an back For elderly woman assist Ugh hss firewood for sals. Sea pick up truck. 8 ft with rack VCH, sofa bad Must selt Call Male German Shepherd. CUSTOM stripping for Sears Middle ground helpful 43) (I/HI Full power. 62.000 miles, Benefits, experience nee town 6am-IOam 495-0378 housekeeping Free room • sonad hardwood, spill a deliv $250 495-3168 after 4pm, 747-0721. Approx. 1 yr old, all shot a/c. am/tm $1,600. DECORATORS aasary 431-236 TEACHER board + modest sal ered 768-6247 Tim Malone lood w/krds, house broken. 787-2453 CLERICAL- Chlropractl Keansburg 257-2146 TOOL BOXES FOR WALL UNIT/Room Divider Renounsd cuitom decorum Pre-sehool. NJ stale certifies Pick up Truck. 8 It with rack lor aale. Asking $100 or best 87-7481. 782-5859 alter 8pm office. Detail-oriented, asser lion. Experience preferred 047 Furniture HONDA ACCORD 'SI. 4 dr. company tasking qua lifts live, organlied. Hra- 9:30 SHORE CLEANING- Reliable $250 485-3106 aflar 4pm offer 566-4737, 568-9393 5ap. good cond. 60.000 ml. parsons to imln as cuilo PUBLIC RELATIONS Music or art background help 066 Personals Representative. Hourly wag 3:30.4 daye/wk. 691-7656 Service Free Estimate* ANTIQUE Draasar. wlckei DOUBLE BED. BOX SPRING WHEELCHAIR Hew. adfusta $1800 After 4pm. 747-5653. decoralora for Monmouth/O ful. 431-0718. Call 767-1386 BUFFET antique while color ABORTION? cean County «'»* Exceller + commission 1 day • wael CUSTOMER ATTENDANTS A mattress. Dining room sat ble cane, and shower seal. All leading to full time. Musi be 291-5296 In excellent condition. Call Flneet A private medlce opportunity tor career mind«x Many ahitta available Days 039 Situations other Items. Call 872-0716. cllnce. Cell 1-MO-J21-O675 OLDSMOBILE individual. For consideration well groomedg , energeticg , hav Evenings, Weekends. Full o TELEMARKETING BASSETT Solid maple lable 201-390-1873 alter 6pm. good car & excellenllt reffe Earn $10. per hour or more chairs a hutch $250 Parego DRYER (US STATION WAGON 79 call 071-5549 after 2pm. part-time. Apply. Little Sllve Wanted Like new. $150. WOOO STOVE FEMALE — 22, WITH ences Call 530-4215. calling from our West End carriage $50. 842-0858 EXCELLENT PHYSIQUE. $400. or best offer. 496-4728 Exxon, Branch Ave . (acroi ABSOLUTE CLEANING OININO ROOM SET Good condition 1100 from r/r station). Long Branch office Mon-Fi ATTRACTIVE, 1INERQETIC DAY CARE RECEPTIONIST In Middle 6-9pm Guaranteed salary + a Hard Working, Dependable. Table. 6 Chairs, Hutch. Buffe Call 747-2007 HONDA CIVIC 83 town Physicians office. Full o BEDROOM SET $250 872-9557 After 6pm. LOOKING FOR FEMALE Full-time Assistant needed to generous bonus program No Reasonable Rates. COMPANION 1S-24 YEARS On* owner. 80.000 miles Toddler Room Call 583-0003 part time Telephone, filing, DESK CLERK selling involved For your home or office. Twin bed w/headboard, dou 049 Merchandise llfjht typing Experience pre EXERCISE BIKE OLD OF SAME NATURE. Runa excellent. $2,850. or DENTAL ASSISTANT Howard Johnson Lodge Call Lawn Ranger 264-3661 References Available ble dresser, dark pine. Like ferred, 'but will train PI* new (350 Call 542-5215 Sears- Heavy Duty. $50. Wanted Mt-3210 beat offer. 496-4728 Experienced & personable Ic Immediate opening for week Pat 747-1002 Call 739-2504 call 671-9053 ext 22. bet wee 8ECRETARV or Kathy 530-2IT-B- AAA ANTIQUES We buy WANTED COMPAINKJN ISUZU 64 Impulse 2 dr. New OP. Part time possibly !eadm> 1 & 3pm Man- F ri ends (3-11 pm) Saturday I Typing A Computers a must BEDROOM SET - Complete to full time. Call 842-2337 Sunday, Year round position mattress & box spring Incl lul FREE Educational Toys fo anything old. 1 pc. to entire For Schizophrenic Daughta brakes A battery Cruise con- CPA oflice In Matawan, 9-12 your children, |ust by hostess contents "Love Attica * weekends during day, + trol. Call 787-4382 after 7pm REPORTER Apply in perion. Monday- Frtday. 566-7671 . YOUR WISH Home S«. size. Asking $175. 566-2827 Greater Media is acceptm No phone calls please ing a Discovery Toy Part) Baeemente".Cell 264-3130 or hours 3 evenings durln MAZDA RX 7 63 DENTAL ASSISTANT vices.Is life hectic? Always on BEDROOM SET 9 pes me Have home party or boo at Baskln Robblns 739 9647 week. Red Bank area. ipplications for full and pa 750 Highway 35 WAITRESSES - Wanted. Mus the run? No time for cleaning" Exc cond Asking $6,000. Mlddletown ipply In person: Middletown queen platform bed, $350. party. Call Sharon a1M2-0S62 ask tor Uncle Joe Appralaala Send Reply to Friendly Office time reporters at the Sentlne We run errands & do domestic Also Dining room lable * 872-1806. dsy 949-2999 Newspaper Positions involt Howard Johnson, between Greater Medle Newspapa 2 doctor practice in Freehok DRIVERS cleaning 495-6293 we'll sen( chair*, glass & metal, S125 IBM SELECTRIC AaardvarkLIONEL TRAIN MA7DA 323'88-Maroon needs experienced DA with covering night meetings, po hours 2-6pm 1 Register Plaia School Vans ft Buses you a Qanie with a magic lamp Call 291-2349 after 6pm Typewriter, execellent cond! Or Flyer collector pays CASH PO Box 314. xray license Call 462-8877 lice news and other mumclpa WAITRESS/WAITER. Par BOOKKEEPINQ-College grad Appraisals Repalra 661-9084 activities as well as w tlon. $150. 747-8757 afte Shrewsbury NJ 07702 Only 7.000 miles! SCHOOL VANS time WeeVends a must. 5 with 6 years experience. Cal BEDROOM SET DENTAL ASSISTANT Middle features Applicants i 2 bureaus, full bed $200. 3pm or leave message. A HOUSE FULL or 1 ll.ml Lik.Ike New. $700 A take over town. Challenging office witr 10pm. Apply In person: An 229-5520, 9am - 1230pm have knowledge of mumcipa Rafrlg. 14 cu. ft. $200. Motor LIGHT FIXTURES Uaed furn, antique:,. A any 066 Psychics loan. Call 644-0332. congenial staff EXP PF1EF ma a Family Restaurant, 25 thing old. Don Paul: 668-8377 government, writing skills an $8.00. Highway 36, N MiddlBlown CERTIFIED HOME HEALTH lilt chair $200 842-7426 Unusual wrought Iron/glaai P/T or F/T. No ewes H"tth a news sense Send resum MRS. 8VLVIA benefits* pension 671-1636 No phone calls please. AIDE avail to care for new hanging lamp $55 , Unique ALL LIONEL TRAINS to Sentinel Newspapers Atl automatics. 4-6 hra pei wrought Iron/glass swag lamp P8VCHIC READER 6-BtNZ V'MtSOE school day born or elderly convalescent Or Flyer. Top cash appraisal Edgeboro Road WAREHOUSE INVENTORY Ref. 842-7653 alter 5pm. COUCH- 8 French Provincial $45.. unusuaql crystal & solk Advisor on all problems of life Auto, p/seats, anti-look DRIVER E Brunswick. NJ 08816 CLERK - High School grad Tulted back. Beige w/plastlc brass tawble lamp w/plaate< Price no object. 948-2693 Tarot Cards. Astrology, Palm brakes, sunroof, silver metal- cowers Like new. $650. or call 254-7000 SCHOOL BUSES uate Experience in stock PROFESSIONAL Driver. Will allk shade, $45 Call 383-3816 ATTENTION: Cash lor your Crystals. lic exterior, grey Interior, low OPERATOR Call 363-8720 altar 6 pm 2104 Kings Hwy., Oakhural Equal Opportunity Employer FROM $9.50 to room, valid NJ license Physi drive your car. Early morn air old, diamonds. Slmone'a ml. Call after 6pm. 538-9172. cally able to perform heavy port NY CA AC 741-7057 DECK- Kneehole. Pine. Large Jaweary, Mon. Mel. 311-90 (behind Denny's) For Cleaning Equipment Musi REPORTERS duties. Call 968-7736 MERCEDES BENZ 65 190E In size Fine condition. Askint MOVING BEFORE YOU HAVE Beige/beige Interior. Fully be 18 years of age, have i The Independent, a Create WILL CLEAN your home or $75 566-7261 after 8pm. Available for Parties valid NJ driver s license Media Newspaper, seeks WELFARE DIRECTOR apt Reasonable rates. Refer- MANY GOODIES YOUR BALEI loaded. Low mileage Exc municipal reporter to work 41 Apply: Business Adminlstra DINING ROOM - Spce. Perfect CALL SECOND HAND LIL cond $18,600. 530-5950 Steady employment with ben- $1 0.50p.hr ences provided. Call days or TV ANTENNA (Brand New) efits Please call 787-1436 flours per week covering po Pleasant work, full year or of tors Office, 16-20 Main SI evenings, 284-7679 size for smalt dining area E> 264 0777 or 284 1815 105 Boats For Sale Legal 4 Drawer File. Tools J MONTE CARLO 77 Air, p/s, between 9am & 3pm. lice news, CIVIC activities, nigh MOVING MUST SELL ihop) String Shades-lamp dependable. $450.264-8634 ion B/S. Medallion plan. EXTRA $ »sby sit in her Cliffwood Bedrm set 1 triple dresser -empa-porcelaln.(from loca Buyers Qulde. 1-602-838 Friendly atmosphere, full time 38. Full length, made In Paris 064 Lost And Found 8885 Ext A 127 PLYMOUTH Grand Coupe 73 , mi hniinij 2 nights, no Satur- Apply In person: Emery Manor Seach home Meals included w/mirror, nlte table, desk, amp shop) Fabric-bolts emg Home. 4 Hwy 34. rum it at an Imitation lour- 1 owner. Auto p/s, p/b. air, - days. Pratica limited to TMJ $6.00-$7.50/Hr easonable rates. 566-2627 ure $300. Call 291-6720 mens dresser $100. Kltch never used, lots of blues. BONNEVILLE Brougham I Matawan. 566-6400. table 4 chairs $75.Rattan set 2 747-5914 8:30-12 noon great condition. $550. Passed Disorders. No cnair-slde as- >o you need extra $ lor the FOUND Black kitten betilnc V6 4 Dr. Vinyl lop. p/s, p/b Jan. Inspection. 872-1827 sisting. X-Ray license re- SALES loDdays? Relax, we have the MOTHER OF 2 • Willing to FUR- Ladies Luxurious Coat chairs with ottoman A coffee Syntrex, Industrial Way, Eat labyslt in my own home. In RIDER TRACTOR-Sesrs 6HP ilr, p/locks, am/fm atari quired. Call Dr. C. 727-5000 mmediate opening for an wrfect part time job for you. ALASKAN SEAL COAT with table $100. 291-3677 ontown. 642-1500 from 9-5 caaa. Interior Immaculate PLYMOUTH SAPPORO 63 eludes hoi meals and play exquisite Norwegian Fox col- Battery start, 38" cut. New an- Exc cond. Silver, 5 sp, a/c, nthusiatic person to selt both iarn a good salary, with tlexi- MOVING MUST SELL AaKIng $7.500 741-5896 WORDPROCESSER aw and used cars for the >le hours taking inventory for Ime. Ask for Marie 495-5617 Size 9/10. Sacrifice $200 gina & battery. Exc cond. FOUND BLACK MALE LAB sun roof, am/fm caaa. $2900. 5 piece bedroom suite $800. $450 CaH 363-3818 .ilx White chest. Found a Congenial atmosphere Diver ountys oldest Pontlac etail stores. Paid training A MOTHER OF 1 YR OLD Call 363-3816 BUICK APOLLO 75 Call 747-7227. Dryer $30 Refrigerator $50 oodtown Middletown. silled duties. Dictaphone a gency. This is a permanent oom lor advancement For .ookmg to care for your child, MINK JACKET Size 7. Parker SNOWBLOWER- 2 STAGE. 4 door. 80.000 miles. V6. good plus Excellent engllsh A Rocker $50 671-7028 871-1296 condition $450 291-4513 PLYMOUTH TURMISTO 64 osition with above average more info call 872 8898 EOE ill or part time in your home ,lyle Must sell $125. Call Self propelled. 4 hp engine. 2 door. gray. $3600. spelling skills required. irnmg potential, all benefits FOOD SERVICE WORKERS 7060827 566-7442 048 General Cast Iron block. Heavy duty. SIM REWARD Calico Man BUICK LoSabre Sport Coup CaM 290-0967 after 6pm Call Janet 727-5000 ncludlng demonstrator, hos- Hardly used. Asking $400 cal. No tall Black, white Fort Monmouth BurQer King NEEDED TOR 1 YEAR OLD, 3 '72 VB All pwr. air. am/fm itallzation. profit sharing WEDDING OOWN - With veil, Merchandise 588-7261 after 6pm orange. Answers to 'CASEY' cass Runs well. $575. or bee PONTIAC PARI8ENNE -63 etc Previous sailing experl opening. 10 hours per week. DAYS A WEEK REFER- size 16. Orig. $600. Must sell Fully loaded, perfect cond . GAS 14.61 per hour. 10 paid holi- ANNUAL SALE-50% OFF .oat near Parkview Apia offer. Can 787-1808 ance preferred, but not oecce ENCES REQUIRED 747-7137 "250. or best offer 495-3906 SOFA 6' brown nylon w/blue Cheesequeke. 583-7830. low mil.. $5.6000. 747-5926 days for those working on the Second Hand Lll's. 24 Broad cover, $60. CHAIR-matchlng. ATTENDANT sary Contact Aaron Rassas. WILL BABYSIT In my home. holiday. Shift .differential, St Keyport. NJ Jan 19 Jnn 31 $25. MAPLE single bed, dras- LOST In Highlands. Ore PONTIAC TRANS AM 79 Monday Friday 3pm by 12am or UUNHULN1IAI interview; Any aga. meals pruvrcfeU Call /INTER t Raaaas Pontlac within grade step advance- ser. desk, for $60. 787-6644 abby cal. About 11 yrs ole 75.OO0 ml, p/w, p/s, p/b. Liberal my 842-9606 "lo at 739-4140 BOYS BIKE - ISIn. excellent am/fm cass 403 • 4bb Lou- 9S Broad 81 Red Band ments. Exchange purchasing cond., $20.. colonial coffee "lot wearing license, but ha (MOUNDS MAINTENANCE •* SALE!!" BUICK PARK AVE. 'e6. 4 dr vers, dual exhaust. $3000. or 741 5180 prlveleges. theatre priveleges. 30%-70% OFF a IIS DAVS ble.. dark pine top needs refi- lea collar. Declawed In a »n • leather kit Auto, p/e LANDSCAPING raining. Apply at building 036 Domestic Help STORE EQUIPMENT best offer. 583-1279 TWICE BUT NICE nishlng $75.. Slide projector. 0 Gondola Units w/23 metal paws Any Info call 872-0097. p/b, p/w, p/dr locks, p/seate Laborers- Sfi.OO/hr. Supervr ALES PERSON full/pan time 001. Fort Monmouth, begin- Honeywell Auto Sharp w/4 iors- S9 OO/hr 576-1911 Consignment Shop ahelvea. 7 wooden stacks, LOST Msle Cocker Spaniel on am/fm cess, UN wheel. Exc PORSCHE 944 86 Bar. w/red or children's clothes, ladles ning 28 December. Phone AU'PAIR 6 Forman SI. Fair Haven lys Snow tiros 165/80D/13. )ortable lighted sign w/letters. cond. Inside A out. Low iterlor. MINT cond Priced to 542-5996 14 ft 15 year old Main SI Keyport. Answers to HAIRDRESSER neakers A boots. Apply In o care for 8yr old girl, own 9 N Bridge St Red Bank 2)w/w $40. pr . (1) b/w $10 King cabinet, desk plus mor Nutmeg. Reward. 284-4973 miles. Asking 18998. Cal sell at $18,600. Call 222-3746 students can work outside oom and car. Days 409-7135, used 1 year. 495-9307 948M30, after 8pm. Assistant, licensed Following 12.000. or best offer. SUZUKI 87 - Samuan not necessary. 671 -4382 ichool hours. Senior citizens ves , A weekends 291-6927 046 Firewood Call 870-3437 or 528-5980 LOST - $100 REWARD Calico 8 E. Front St. Red Bank are welcome. We are an Equal CB REOENCY INFORMER Manx cal. no tali, black/white BUICK '80 - VS. fully loaded 0,000ml., good condition HOUSECLEANINGCO Opportunity Employer. MIXED HARD WOOD 40 channels 1 year old. STOVE — "Buck- Wood a k orange. Answers to Casey Ecellent running condition Mutt eel $7,000. 741-8267 Looking for reliable people ALES Potential 6 figure an- COMPANION SEASONED Call 536-9841 after 6pm Includes Antenna coal burning or Insert. Brand Loat near Parkview Apts. TOYOTA Tercel 80 5 Spd Good pay 563-7450 ual income. Set your own GENERAL OFFICE WORK For elderly woman, 2 years Spin & delivered Asking SU. 872-0682 new w/lifetlme warranty. Cheesequake. 583-7810 CADILLAC Do Wile 78 2 Dr Air, rear del, am/fm cass ours. Lova what you do n Little Silver Insurance ight house keeping. 2-3 days $120. per lullcord W7S. 747-1926 Vork part/full time. 530-4941 Agency, Good opportunity for week. Available to sleep Call 291-4553 Extre Clean $2,200. Must aee 82,000 ml. Many new parts. INJECTION (turning homamaker with n a few weekends a year COLLECTIBLE MODERN TABLE PADS Custom Mads 065 Pets & Livestock 988-4285, 741 -3678 8pm. No rust. $1,400 741-0235 EAMSTRESS. Experience yping skills A willingness to Own transportation. IREWOOD - Seasoned 2yrs. DOLLS! BEARS Factory Direct-Low Cost CALICO LONO. HAIRED VOLKS WAGON Rabbit 61 ylih better dresses, Good Oak. Maple or Cherry. Split CAN YOU BUY Jeeps. Cara. 4 PRESS OPERATOR earn. Call 741-2638 References required. 22S0377 CaH 363-7977 PERSIAN Free to a good X 4's seized In drug raids for Diesel Exc cond. New cylinder Full-time, all company bene- tan ing pay. Call 739-3667. ;all 671-9173 or 671-8431 ogs. Free delivery. McGuIre DINING ROOM TABLE TV ZENITH 25" COLOR home. BUM POINT PERSIAN under $100 00? Call for lads head. Needs heed gasket. fits, will train. Apply at: Seals INSTRUCTIONAL AIDE arms Colts Neck. 946-3112 1150, 842-8823 Alter 7pm Basic Skills Improvement QAWEL DOMESTIC AGENCY mahog 5 chairs. ALSO solid Mint condition. 1986 modal today. 602-837-3401 Exl. 202 $450 or best offer. 291 -7462 Eastern In.. 134 Pearl St.. Red SECRETARY- FIREWOOD Bank 201 -747-9200 EOE 'rogram Certification re- •Nurses Aide Ederly care mahog pedestal table A side- Remote control. Best offer DALMATION PUP lor sale CHEVE NOVA 71 VOLKSWAOON 8UPER 74 luired in Math or Elementary •Housekeepers Child care Split & Delivered >oard. Must see! over $350 Deadline Is 1/30 Asking 1350. AKC registered Auto. Good running condition BOOKKEEPER iducation. Deadline date, Call 339-9340 229 6345 or 741-7072 642 5490 after 5 9pm. 741-0831 Call 7S9-9202 INSURANCE alt-motivation person for body needs work. $175 or CLASSIC Jan. 27,1969 Send letter of best offer 868 8296 Original owner. Excellent con- usmesa office to assist ntent and resume to: Aggressive A rapidly growing chool Business Admlnlstra- dltton. 668-7281 after 8pm. Life General Agency seeking Or Robert M. Nogueira. CHEVETTE 86 or - 12 months. Knowledge of Blue, automatic. A/C, AM/FM VOLVO DL '62- 2 door. Stan- experienced underwriter/ser- Prlnlcpal.Red Bank Regional dard A overdrive. 58.000 ml. ord-procssmg, steno. typ- High School 101 Ridge Rd, Only 30.000 miles. Excellent vice person. Ground floor op- g, filing and. bookkeeping re- Like Newt $5,799 542-7112 portunity, excellent salary A Little Silver, NJ 07739. Equal condition. Asking $3,750. 739 jlred. Excellent benefits. Opportunity Employer M/F 9737 after 6pm. benefits Send resume to: lease forward resume, no P.O. Box 442. Holmdel. NJ tor then February 13, 1989.MASSAGE THERAPISTS. VOLVO OLE 740'M 07733. or call Mane (201) Wagon. Silver metallic, black to: Robert Tarantolo Certification preferred. Must Business Directory CHEVETTE '84 671 5111. High mileage, but runs good leetner Inter., aunroof, a/c, School Bus. Administrator ke people. Long Branch 229- roof rack, fully loaded. Jump West Long Branch 5010 A Marlboro, 972-0772 Bast oiler over $500. INSURANCE A DAILY GUIDE TO BUSINESS SERVICES Call 219-9493 after 3pm aaat, am/fm caas.. low ml., ex- Board of Education Waler Haven Spa cellent cond. $17,000 Call COMMERCIAL 135 Locust Avenue CHEVETTE 79. Looks A runs 5304389 West Long Branch MEDICAL OFFICE HELP CUSTOMER Mature person for front desk, weH. Beat offer. Please cal NJ 07764 (AEOE) after 5pm. 767-3787, VOLVO Sedan 244GL 67 SERVICE ixperlence preterreed. Com- 071 Building & 18.000 miles. Mint cond. SECRETARY- Part time/ Full luter experience or will train Remodeling 072 Carpentry 076 Cleaning Service 083 Maeonry CHEVY CAVALIER— 65 auto. Leather Interior, sun roof. time. Good phone skills. Typ- lolmdel area. Please re- X 086 Painting p/s.p/b, air, am fm stereo Modern Monmouth County PREFERRED CLEANING 5441104 from 9-5 ag«ncy seeks a commercial lnfl- bookkeeping, purchasing spond: Additions - Siding • Roofing ACCURATE. Affordable. Very clean. Eves 672-1538 The Register Oooka - windows - Ooore. Your needa are our concern. Fireplaces A Mason Work of ANTHONY MICHAELS Pelnl VOLVO 244DL 77 4 Dr 5 Spd customer service person. Du- [Word processing a plus Ben- Home, Office A Construction Ing A Carpentry. Call lor CHEVY Cavalier '67- 4 door lies include policy service un- •*'••• Excellent advancement Box #358 R. B. Jr. BUILDERS. CARPENTER Every Description. 7470721 w/overdrlve, 4 wheel disc 883-8171 656 4517 Insured A Bonded 389 6251 FREE estimate. 842-4431 custom. Auto. Fully loaded. brakes, air. No ruat. Runs darwrltlng and rating. Agency ! Call Nancy; 741-6102 1 Register Plazp 15 YEAR8 EXPERIENCE Front wheel drive. 11,000 experience required. Salary is Shrewsbury. NJ 07701 Fully insured. Free estimates. SPARKLE Cleaning Service well Asking $1,000.842-5740 BOS8 CONSTRUCTION A 1 MASON PAINTING CONTRACTOR miles. $7,900. 787-0668 commensurate with expert' Call Guy, 787-1416 Commercial/Residential. Ex- Pamung, w.H papering, SWITCHBOARD Local builder for 20 yrs Addi- Steps, sidewalks, custom CHEVY Cavalier 87 4 door VW GOLF- '85 dlesel, 5 spd. 4 once We offer excellent ben' GENERAL REPAIRS. No |Obs perienced A reliable. We clean •praying, power washing. In dr. p/t, beige. 80,700 ml. NURSE RN-LPN tions, alterations, remodeling. the best, so you can rest Free brick work etc. Call Gary custom. Auto. Fully loaded. ofits and growth potential OPERATOR '/T 3 11pm No frills avail- INSURED- FREE ESTIMATES too small Experienced. Free at 571-4053 or 458-7684 terior/Eiterlor 671-8805 Asking $3800.672-0827 Please call Lilly Owens Estimates Fully Ins 291-8504 estimate.889-1619 - 566-6149 Front wheel drive. 11,000 Typing skills required. 10 ible. RN $14 par hour, LPN 295-2432 miles. $7,900 787-0668 Z 28 CAMARO 76 - Needa In- month position. Apply in writ- • 10.45 per hour. Flexible S A S CLEAN UP CAMPANELLA (201)671-5111 CLEAN FAST QUALITY O.J.n. Home Improvements CONSTRUCTION M. CAFONE PAINTING terior work, body In good con- ing to: Dr. Robert M. No- schedule to suit your needs, Garages CHEVY MALIBU WON 81 dition. $650 or best offer. WORKMANSHIP AT A REA- Carpentry, handyman work, Brick. Block. Concrete. Walks. Quality Interior/Exterior 88.000 ml. new belt, 4 new JOB OPPORTUNITY - $200. ,gueira. Principal, Red Bank fazlel Manor Care Center decks, wallpapering, vinyl sid- Homes Call 787-0467 after 6pm weekly to start. Pick-up A'Regional High School, 101 Call Mrs. Hill RN DON SONASLE COST. 222 1672 Construction Debris Patios A Foundation. All PAINTING tires. Needs engine work ing, windows A doors. All Sheetrock A Carpentry work drop off official documents Ridge Rd . Little Silver. NJ 264-5800 CYPRESS CONTRACTING Yard Work Phases of Masonry $1500 or best otfsr. 264-0001. forms of interior A exterior re Construction 768-8268 Call Mark TODAYII495-2331 111 Autos Clean drivers license. Week- 07739. Deadlline date January Remodeling, editions, bath- pairs Large A small George Light Hauling CHEVY MALIBU- 83 4 dr, air, day only. 9am-5pm 530-0696 ,27th EOE M/F NURSE RN-LPN rooms our specialty. For |ou 495-5049 Trees - Shrubs PAINTING A PAPERING am/fm, p/a, p/b, low ml, Rent/Lease KENNEL PERSON 7T 7-3pm. 3-11pm, No fnlli done the right way. 583-6326 Gutters cleaned A repaired by $4,000. Call 815-5296 days BUSINESS OR PRIVATE VET ASSISTANT HOME CRAFTSMAN — Car- "Big Or Smell- We Do It AH" REPAIR BUILD 1 Waterproof 40 hours per week. Tuesday- F/T ft P/T Positions ivallable. RN $14. per hour Brick, stone A concrete work the hour. Rel. 264-79M or 948-9244 eves AUTO LEASES Saturday 8:30-5 30pm $5 00 PN $10 45 per hour. Flexible ED DAY pentry, woodwork, jobs* done Foreign or Dome Available. No experience with precision. Job too big tor Lee Irwln, 495 3212 QUALITY PAINTINO CHEVY MALIBU 75. Air. auto, per hour. Benefits available. necceasary. Inquire at: chedule to suit your needs. Free Fully U0-4218 CONSTRUCTION you? Too small for others? Estlmstes Insured Interior A Exterior. Neat, rel 84,000 ml. Looks A runs wed. Apply To: Berg Animal Hospital Iszlet Manor Care Center 084 Moving* 5PCA 260 Wall St.. Eatontown j Quality builders since 1945 K. Soderlund, 586-2971 eves. 787-0116 eble. Fully Insured. 571-1512. $300 after 5pm 747-9718 HWY 34 Matawan Call Mrs Hill RN Over 1000 satlBified custom- 112 Autos/Trucks 264-5800 HOME Remodeling * Repairs Storage LABORER 5666550 ers. Alterations A remodeling 3 K'S CLEANING 089 Plumbing 4 CHRYSLER LE BARON 62 Wanted Large or small. 30 yrs exp For apartment complex In ' OFFICE CLEANINQ-4V* hours specialists CaH 741-1144. Residential/Commercial CORBETT MOVING, INC. Fully equipped, 1 owner Middletown. oft Route 35. Will r evening 5 days par week 747 5023 Insured. After 5. 495 5276 Lie. #PM00531. Reasonable Heating ALMOST OUT OP IDEAS WAITER/ EPPEL* SONS CONST excel cond., $3,300 264-8717 •ELLINO YOUR CAR? We maintain grounds ft prepare _ 2 evenings per week 3 Free Estimate 2645896 U.S. PLUMBING • HEATING Additions, decks, kit., bsmnis. JOHNNY'S BUILDERS CHRYSLER STATION pay highest prices for most vacantionapartmenls for re- WAITRESS hours each. Call 754-2442 bthrms, painting. Free estima- ONE CALL DOES IT ALL 076 Electrical TEACHERS MOVING INC. • We will beat any price 530-7781 767-1176 496-48U WAGON '76. All power, new 78 A up Olds, Pontlac, Caddy, rental. Good pay. Call week- OUTREACH tes/fully Insured. 787-1810 642-7392 AMPCO ELECTRIC CO. Big Bulck/Chevy. Any cond John days, noon-5pm 671-0021 5 Daya, Mon-Fri. brakes, good condition. $900 'ART TIME POSITION "OUT—RAOE—US DECKS" No job too small. Low rates. or small. Licensed A Insured. Call 946-8437. 775-3356 or 870-2949 eves LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS EXCAVATING Footing Licence #8977. 739-8797 Free estimates. Fair Haven. 091 Rooting/Skiing VAILABLE - 20 HOURS PER additions A new concrete or dare to be dilferent. Creative OADTOWINO F1AL FIRM seeks individual WEEK. $6 PER HOUR AT 530-1333 NJ License No. 57. ROOFING, Gutters A Leaders CLASSIC CADILLAC 89 Pleasant working conditions. atone driveways. Belgian carpentry, shelving, base BEST ELECTRIC 24 Hr. Service with general office skills PC MIDDLETOWN SENIOR CEN- ments remodeled 270-1999 Free estlmetes. Gold 2dr., fully loaded, good Breakfast A lunch. Freehold block curbs. 222-8462 Lie. No. 6273. Faat depend- condition. $4200. 739-9440 Junk Cara A Trucks Removed ability required 6:30-5 pm. ER CROYDON HALL, LEON- able service. Reasonable 084a Ught Hauling 264-6691 CaH 741-4352. 9-12 noon for coffee shop. Good pay plus For Free. Call 717-1126 tips. Call Bud, ARDO. EXPERIENCE DEAL- 074 Carpet Install./ rates. Free estlmetes. Call ROOFINO/SIDINQ/WINDOWS Interview NO WITH OLDER ADULTS. 871-0121. CORVETTE '85 JUNK CARS A TRUCKS FULL LINE A-1 HAULINO Rubbish Res./Comm. Free est WILL TRAIN TO ASSIST HOME IMPROVEMENTS Repair/Sales REMOVED FREE.. 496-2369 MAINTENANCE PERSON 431-9022 WITH INFORMATION AND JIMMY'S ELECTRIC Fans. Removal- prompt, reliable and 972-7727 or 683 6171 Various duties for an apart- NO JOB TOO SMALL JIM'S - MUST SELL JOHN MELFI TOWING WAITER/WAITRESS REFERRAL. FILLING OUT lights A plugs Inst $40. Quality reasonable rates 542-5910 ROOFING A SIDING White, beige Interior. Fully nwnt complex. Call 566-5434 FREE EST. CALL 739-9807 CARPET INSTALLATION work. Lic# 9176. 449-7776 Full & Part Time ORMS. HOME VISITS. Sales, cleaning, re-lays. JERSEY SHORE HAULINO BVH.T.H. loaded. Automatic. Exc. cond WE PAY CASH MANAGER Weekdays and nights, week- ELEPHONE REASSUR- LAMBRECHT & MEYERS re-stratches and repairs LICENSED ELECTRICIAN Debris removal. Int/ext demo- New roof Installed, ok) roof re- 30.000 ml. Beat price over Heritage House Realtors is ends and holidays Apply: ANCE. APPLICATIONS CONSTRUCTION paired. Serving Monmouth •16.000. 367-9880 FOR DATSUN Z PARTS A AC- Call 264-8177 Semi-Retired. Quality Work. lition. Comm/lnd/Res. Free CESSORIES. 363-21*4 looking for a career oriented Rumson Country Club 163 AVAILABLE AT MIDDLE- Drywall A insulation. «2724 495-3178. 66 00pm est. Fully insured. 747-4285 Cty. lor over 20 yrs. 972-9019 DATSUN '80 person to manage 1 of our lo- Ftumson Rd. Rumson 11-2pm OWN PARKS & RECRE- Home improvements. OLSEN BROS. Floor Covering PROMPT Electrical Service JOE'S LIOHT HAULING Automatic. $1000 00 113 Auto Parts/ cations. Candldia*e should ATION. FOR INFORMATION Free estimates. 739-4536 Quality Installations. 092 Special Services Call 495-0660 have a minimum of 3 years WAITRESSES/WAITERS. CALL 815-2000 EXT. 233 Carpet/Tlle/Llnoleum. BY DA V LICENSE #8841 We Win Pick Up Anythlnfll Service real estate experience w/ex- Serving food & liquor. Day & Free Estimates. 495-9733 CALL MIKE. 223-1145 LOW RATES. 496-9662 CABLE TV, TWO-WAY RADIO DATSUN 310 '80 - Five spd Night Shift. Apply In person: NEED EXTRA CASH? Evening 4 TELEPHONE SERVICES. aunroof, am/fm cass. a/c BLAZER 810 - Rear mount ceftent administrative & com- LIOHT HAULINO Ire bracket (new) $136. Pon- munications skills. Excellent The Copper Kettle Restau- Vork. Light office cleaning In M.C. RENOVATIONS 075 Ceramic Tile 079 Entertainment Installations, Ssles A Diag- Original mileage 88.000. very rant, Red Bank. teautlful bldgs. 3 to 4 hours Debrle removal, furniture nostics. Call Ken of MOBILE lac rally wheel A 14ln. tire career opportunity for a crea- COMPLETE BASS A aUITAR PLAYER moving, odd lobe. We do It reliable. $700 4*64808 per night, high pay. Red Bank CARPENTRY SHEETROCK Repair/Install. DIAGNOSTICS 458-1972 $80. Call 403-3553 tive organized Individual. Call WAITRESSES/CASHIERS A Experienced. Playe SO'e plus. ell. 741 -1261 or 530-0467 DATSUN 2B0ZL 62 Betty Haines, 946-4646, for a area Call 5M-9100 Additions. Attics & Basements JAMCO TILE CO. - Rea. A BUS BOYS - Full or part-time. Can 787-3683 alter 8pm HANDYMAN SERVICES Pane A accessories. confidential Inf rvlew. Flexible hours. Apply in per- CaH Mark TODAVII 495-2331 Comm. New work A repalra. HAUL1NO Allies, cellars, Installation A repalra of win 116 Motorcycles/ FINDERS garages, const, sues. Debris 671-3037 son: Eatontown Fishery, 178 NICHOLAS RUSSOMANO Free estlmetea, fully Insured. dowt, doors, fixtures, mall Mopede MANICURIST - Wanted to PART TIME Member of BBS 229 5810 THE MAGIC CLOWN removal. Commercial / resi- DOD0C CHARGER'63 Flte 35. Eatontown Decks, Siding. Replacement boxes. Painting, plumbing DIRT BIKE 85 rent space, Shrewsbury area n Middletown. No experience Magic shows for Birthday par- dential. Free est. 741-8943. chimney flashing, leadei 4apd., new clutch, 4 new Ikes, Windows & repairs, all phases MEXICAN TILE YZ129. Needa lime work. 389-1030 WAITRESSES WANTED. Ex- ecessary Earn $7/hr At- ties, schools etc. gutters, etc. Tony: 666-2061 e/c. Good cond. $1200. or perienced. Ye Cottage Inn, of carpentry 295-1659 INSTALLATION SALEII LIGHT MOVES Can 284-6662 ernoons 1-5pm. Monday- CM Bob, 4H-1316 Near * Per. Negotiable rates. best offer. Call 739-1343 MANICURISTS Keyport Call for appointment. hru-Frlday Call 920-7772. PARTNERS IN PROGRESS MONMOUTH CERAMIC TILE HAS HANDYMAN SERVICE 264-1264 774-0173 PHANTON OF THE OPERA Aak for Jkn 870-3977 Rent — A — Husbend! DOME DART 78 117Trucfcs/Vans ART TIME MATH TEACHER Tickets $75. Includes trans- Full & Part Time Home repairs, remodeling A NEW Ceramic Tile A Repalra 291-7396 Auto, Air, Good condition. WAITRESS/WAITER eeded. Please call Mr. Stair portation. Bus leaves Annie 085 Odd Job*/ $500.498-3188 After 4pm. CHEVY SPORTS VAN 78 Licensed. Call 583-4388 2845313. helpful advice, winter Indoor Sheetrock. tub, vanities, J.A.R. TREE SERVICE C-SS.SM I^S MECHANIC/DRIVER CLEANING PERSON Sez Parking Lot at 6pm PANTRY PERSON rates in eliect 291-5991 toilets, faucets installed. 8/22/69 672-2762 Lve Msg. Cleanups Treea Removed, Topped, DODGE OMNI-87 4 door, p/s/ Nursery requires light me- IZZA I COUNTER HELP Free estimates. 530-7214 p/b. air, am/fm radio, rear chanics and equipment opera- Apply In person after 2 pm Some experience. WE DO IT ALL HANDYMAN. Expert Me man, Trimmed. Stump Grinding In Between Restaraunt Painting A Renovation Work. UPGRADED Tile SpecleHata painter, sheet rock, general Free Estimates. Insured defog. Uke new 13.000 ml tor. Experienced or inex- anny'B Pitta 642-5505 081 Lawn Car*/ $5400 Call 071-3362 parktneed. Call 946-4500 741-0604 Any Job from A to Z. No job Custom Installation ol Landscaping repalra, etc. Ed. 671-1019. 681-7127 CHEVY 4x4 Pick Up 77. 8 cyl WAITTRESS/WAITER - Expe- PROGRAM AS8I8TANT too small) Call a professional. Ceramic Tile, Marble. Slate A KEVIN'S DODGE OMNI 82 w/Bft hydraulic plow. Excel- . MESSENGER rienced. Apply In person 2- For Info: (201)223-9391 Cultured Stone. Complete BUSH TREE CO. 086 Painting PArNTINQ A PLUMSItIO 4 dr, am/fm. needs 243 gear. lent running cond. $2660 or or after school program. 3- Bathroom Remodeling. Caaefteropm. 498-6276 Aa la 1800. firm. 60.000ml. bait offer. 787-OZ79. Old Bridge bated company Spm at: The Shore Point Inn, pm Monday through Friday, Clearing, pruning, removal. BUTLER Rte 35 A Holmdel Rd., Hazlat 072 Carpentry 972-1828 Rick Smtth Interior/Exterior Painting. 787-8312 nea-da person to run errands p lo $10.50hr. Contact Free estimates/Fully Insured. MEAD TRANSPORTATION FORD CARGO VAN •to... Must possas valid NJ WORK AT HOME. Part Time. Mr Hill 872-1959 AA Bob's Carpentry - Semi- 076 Cleaning Service Neat * Reliable. Fully Insured. Airports, Caamoa. NYC The DODGE SHADOW'87 Drivers Licensed 566-3000 i$100s/weak possible. Details retired. Decks and srnsll to Free Estimate. Can 741-M3* atara, otcra-TMaVm Wl Auto, Turbo. Sun Roof. Air. '88 ask for Claire (1)515-693-4000 ExlV-8247 mod. size Jobs, to supplement COMPLETE Cleaning Svce 082 Lawn Mower Excellent Condition. 17,800. Automatic transmission, p/s RECEPTIONIST Income. 290-8021. snytlme. EMERALD ISLE COMPANY Homes/Off Ices/Construction. Custom aheetrock finishing. 093 Snow Plowing ""-S669 After 6pm! P/B, radio, only 12.600 ml. elated duties. Hair shop, no Professional, conscientious Repair OFFICE HELP 036 Help Wanted weekends. Catl 630-7383 HOME IMPROVEMENTS Custom Int/Ext painting, tape FORD FAIRLAIN- 65 351 Brand new. Not a ecretchi HoUMweres Manufacture Alterations, Repairs. cleaners Fully ins. 319 4474 EsUmatea free - 988-3270 clove. 3 apd. p/s. air, d Sailing Became of a carver Part Time RUMSON PHARMACY Commercial A Condominiums General office background No Job Too Small. J. BARON. DEPENDABLE. HONEST in/out. $700. 787-8704 manga. In perfect cond. Seeking • dependable person . IBRIOR Fully Insured. Free Estimates. preferred dlveralfled position AUTO BODY REPAIRMAN 530-8515 or 747 67M. CREWS AVAILABLE IMMEDI- CM747-07H wanted local Co. has small or upscale cosmetic and Jewi- No (ob too big or emaa. Free FORD FAIRMONT exlet for self alarter. Good ATELY 787-0580 A&B Est. U.F. Painter phone manner, typing, filing. fleet. Needs body and fender ry department. Flexible m.N444M STATION WAGON '78 MYRCAL LAWN MOWER REPAIR 095 Wallpapering Good Condition $700 FORD F100 '81 Good pay. Can 583 5994 man to work pan time. hours. Call 843-1234 ask for INTERIOR PAINTINO; Pick-up with cap. Excaaam Will or Connie Call us for help in CLEANING SERVICE REASONABLE RATES PASTEE PARTNERS or Beet Otter 663-6461 Exit 120 GSP Call 264-9200 9-4 PICK-UP » DELIVERY Work Nghta A wknds for busi- cond. $2,750. Call evenings Quality Office Cleaning ness or homes. CeH Frank, WMpspor hunQ wfth cm. BOOKKEEPER- A/R « A/P ASHIER 2 of 3 Day* a Week writing your ads FORD GRANADA 61 264-0669, daya 544-S333 Call 741-9140 758-1729. Free Estimates 4 cyl. new Urea, 128.000 ml. OFFICE Taxes. Computer axilla a am-4pm Rumson Pharmacy 787-6649 . rss-uis 842-1234 Will or Qall muat eon 1700. or beat offer. must. Experienced a must. »42-66»afler8pm. FOHD TRUCK F100 73 POSITION Atlantic Highlands area. SALES Runs Great $900. 11 am-4pm Monday-Friday Call 291-2018 10 hours per week, could FORD MUSTANG 67. 8 cyl. 496-0740 Seeking bright, organized in- Excellent condition. $2860 or BOOKKEEPER. Accounts •rn you $600. + per month. GET RESULTS! NISSAN King Cab DLX '84- dividual. Be my right hand. boat offer. Can 717-0279. Payable for restaurant. Flexi- ales background helpful but Auto, Hr, stereo, bad Nner. Telemarketing • customer as- ot necessary, we will train. SI .000 ml. $4,500. 5304310 sistance experience nec- ble hours. Call 741-8170. FORD MUSTANG 76 V-6. Sertous Inquiries only. CaH FORD'71 F-100 pick up V-8. essary. Excellent environ- T»f>0127 leave massage. ADVERTISE IN THE BUSINESS DIRECTORY ment. Friendly atmoaphere. Each $400 739-tMI NI8SAN 4x4 Moving to NJ Feb. 1. Exit120 For Classified SECURITY POSITION FORD PINTO 79 KINQCAB'84 O8P. Can Artene (718) 979- xcellent for retire*. Q*\\ 2 door. Good condition. 1400. AaMng$6o00. Mon.to Friday 8 am to 4 pm. 0SM from 12-4pm. Evenings Call 542-1700 291-2054 53O-4S90 Ask for Oreg (Ml) 739-1114 efter 7pm 842-7977

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