T o w n s h i p C o m m i t t e e w i t h d r a w s s u p p o r t f o r d e v e l o p m e n tHolmdel does about-face onBy J ud ith M cGee Feeney

H O LM DELThe Townsh ip Com m ittee M onday m od i­

f ie d i ts position on coun ty p lan s to a cq u ire the M arlu-Tw itch e ll fa rm s .

The com m ittee vo ted to suppo rt county p lan s to bu y the a re a—i f it rem a in s com ­p le te ly undeveloped.

A lthough coun ty p a rk s o ff ic ia ls h a ve pro­posed le a v in g m uch of the a re a undeve l­oped, th ey h a ve a lso proposed to in c lu d e n a tu re t r a ils , deve lop bo a tin g on a 22-acre la k e , an d con tinue fa rm in g in som e a re a s .

The County B oard of F re e h o ld e rs is ex ­pected to de c ide tom orrow w he th e r to pu r­ch ase the 457-acre t ra c t be tw een the Sw im ­m in g R iv e r R e se rv o ir an d N ewm an Sp rings Road.

The board w i l l d is cu s s the proposa l a t a re g u la r m ee tin g to be h e ld in A sb u ry P a rk .

“We re a l ly d id not change our po sition ,” C om m itteem an E la in e F r e y s a id y e s te rd a y . “ O r ig in a lly , w e had s a id th e b e s t th in g w ou ld be to le a v e th a t a re a in a n a tu ra l s ta te w ith ou t a p a rk .”

A p a rk w ith im p rovem en ts , she sa id , w ou ld b r in g m ore t r a f f ic in to the a re a and

gene ra te fe r t i l iz e r po llu tion o f the Sw im ­m in g R iv e r R e se rvo ir .

“ P a rk s h a ve ba th room s, too ,” she sa id . “ I f w e ’re not go ing to keep i t com p le te ly r u r a l, I th ink w e m igh t a s w e ll h a ve the houses.”

The proposed coun try c lu b deve lopm en t w ou ld h a ve a soph is tic a ted tertiary- treat- m en t sew erage sy s tem , she sa id .

F r e y sa id she and o the r com m itteem en s t i l l b e lie v e the coun try c lu b deve lopm en t w ou ld be b e tte r than the co un ty ’s p a rk pro­posa ls .

“ W e w an ted to m ake i t v e ry c le a r to the F re e h o ld e rs how w e fe l t ,” she sa id .

The com m ittee p assed the re so lu tion Mon­d a y in the w ake of a d r iv e laun ched by townsh ip re s id en ts to support the co un ty ’s p a rk p roposa l. (See re la te d s to ry)

In i t s re so lu tion , the com m itte e s a id it w ou ld supo rt a p a rk th a t had no v e h ic u la r t r a f f ic , p a rk in g a re a s , do cks , sw im m in g fa c i l i t ie s , o r em p ty b u ild in g s .

The com m ittee w ou ld a lso ban m ost types of fa rm in g . -

The com m ittee p re v io u s ly h as exp ressed

support fo r a p roposa l b y lo ca l deve lopers, R ona ld A cq u a v iv a and F ra n k D iM isa , to b u ild an e x c lu s iv e re s id e n t ia l g o lf an d coun­tr y c lu b on the tra c t .

M ayo r Joseph V . Popolo s a id the com m it­te e ’s vo te M onday re f le c ts i t s op in ion th a t le a v in g the a re a com p le te ly undeve loped w ou ld be b e tte r than u s in g i t a s a g o lf and co un try c lub .

B u t, in an in te rv iew M onday a fternoon , Popolo had re a f f irm e d h is support o f the deve lopm en t.

The co un ty ’s p roposed u se of the a rea w ou ld ca u se w o rse po llu tion than the lu x u ry townhouse deve lopm en t, Popolo to ld a re ­po rte r .

Two w eeks ago, townsh ip o ff ic ia ls two w eeks ago had th rea ten ed to seek co u rt a c ­tion to stop the fre eho lde rs from p u rchas in g the p roperty .

A cq u a v iv a and D iM isa h a ve pu rchased 366 a c re s of the p roperty and p lan to deve lop the H o lm de l G o lf an d Country C lub .

They w ou ld co n stru c t 45 s ing le- fam ily hom es, 390 townhouses, and an 18-hole go lf course . E L A IN E F R E Y

C i t i z e n s g r o u p c a m p a i g n s f o r p a r k p r o p o s a l

By Ju d ith M cGee Feeney H OLM DEL. M any re s id en ts support the coun ty 's coun­

ty proposa l to pu rchase the M arlu-Tw itche ll fa rm s and c re a te a p a rk , R o ge r Thomassa y s .

Thom as, 19 In d ian C reek R d ., is ch a irm an of a c it iz e n s ’ group fo rm ed re c e n t ly to sup­port the county proposa l and f ig h t a deve lop­e r ’s p lan s to b u ild townhouses a t the s ite .

The group , the Monmouth Com m ittee fo r Open Space P re se rva t io n , spen t la s t w eek­end d is tr ib u t in g pam ph le ts th roughout the townsh ip and in coun ty p a rk s.

G roup m em bers a re u rg in g people to w r ite to the County B o ard o f F re eho ld e rs to support its p a rk proposa l.

R ona ld A cq u a v iv a and F ra n k D iM isa h a ve pu rchased 366 a c re s of the p roperty and p lan to deve lop the H o lm de l G o lf and Country C lub.

“ The on ly people in H o lm de l who seem to re a lly support the deve lopm en t,” Thom as sa id F r id a y , “ a re the Townsh ip Com m ittee , th e d e ve lo p e rs th em se lv e s , an d th e ir R e a lto rs .”

The Townsh ip C om m ittee , w h ich p re v i­o u s ly h ad exp ressed support fo r the deve lop ­m en t, M onday app roved a re so lu tio n s ta t in g , th a t it w ou ld p re fe r to le a v e the s ite com-’ p le te ly undeve loped. (See re la te d sto ry)

R esiden ts s ta r te d th e ir com m ittee abou t th re e w eeks ago , Thom as sa id . In i t ia l ly , i t . w a s nam ed the H o lm de l Com m ittee fo r Sound D eve lopm ent.

A s its ch a irm an , Thom as ad d re ssed the F reeho ld e rs M ay 9 a t a h ea r in g on the pa rk proposa l.

“ O ur goa l w a s to show the F re eh o ld e rs th a t th e re is b y no m ean s unan im ous sup ­

po rt fo r the Townsh ip C om m ittee ,” Thom as sa id .

He sa id he w as “ d e lig h te d ” b y the au d i­en ce ’s response to h is position .

A lthough he had expected a lu k ew a rm re ­cep tion , Thom as sa id , the 250 people a t the hea r in g app lauded h im en th u s ia s t ic a lly .

L o ca l support fo r the coun ty p a rk pro­posa l “ had been bo ilin g up fo r som e t im e ,” Thom as sa id . “ S e ve ra l w eeks ago, abou t 10 of u s got toge th er and fo rm ed a co m m itte e .”

A b o u t 50 p e o p le—re s id e n t s o f th e townsh ip and o ther p a rts of the coun­ty - s ig n e d up to support the com m ittee a f te r the M ay 9 hea r in g , Thom as sa id .

“ So, w e fe lt w e shou ld expand s t i l l fu r th e r and m ake i t a county-w ide com m ittee ,” Thom as sa id , “ to b r in g in people who sup­port u s from M idd le tow n and o ther a r e a s .”

The group now has 70 m em be rs , he s a id , and has changed its nam e to the M onmouth C om m ittee fo r Open Space P re se rva tio n .

The re s id e n ts support the p a rk proposa l fo r two reason s , Thom as sa id .

“The f ir s t reason is th a t th e deve lopm en t w i ll e lim in a te a c ru c ia l open sp ace a re a and change the ch a ra c te r of the tow nsh ip ,” he s a id . “ The second reason is th a t the d e ve l­opment co u ld se r io u s ly com prom ise d r in k ­ing w a te r supp ly and q u a lity in Monmouth C oun ty .”

“ I f a re fe renedum w e re h e ld in the town­sh ip ,” Thom as sa id , “ I ’m s u re i t w ou ld be o ve rw he lm in g ly in fa v o r o f a p a rk .”

B u t M ayo r Joseph Popolo responded Mon­d a y a fternoon th a t Thom as and o ther com ­

m itte e m em be rs had not s u ff ic ie n t ly s tu d ie d the p roposa ls.

“ I don’t re c a ll see in g them a t the P la n ­n ing Board ri*eotiiigs when there w as an ex ­te n s iv e re v iew o f the deve lopm en t,” Popolo s a id . “ I don’t know i f th ey ’ve e v a lu a te d it f u l ly .”

“ A lso , I don’t know i f th ey have seen the coun ty ’s app lica tion (fo r s ta te fu n d in g ) ,” he sa id , ad d in g th a t the coun ty proposes to con­tin ue d a iry fa rm in g on the p roperty and pro­v id e fo r boa tin g on the re se rvo ir .

Those u se s , the m ayo r sa id , w ou ld cau se w o rse w a te r po llu tion than the lu x u ry town­house deve lopm en t and 175-acre go lf course .

“ E v e ry b o d y is fo r p a rk s and g reen a re a s ,” Popolo sa id . “ I ’m fo r them too, bu t you have to ta k e a c lo se look a t w ha t th e y ’re p roposing and w ha t w e ’re p roposing .”

O ffic ia ls o f the M onmouth C onso lidated W a te r Co., w h ich d raw s w a te r from the re s ­e rvo ir , h a ve s a id th a t n a tu ra l p a rk la n d w ou ld cau se the le a s t w a te r po llu tion . The proposed deve lopm en t w ou ld ca u se m ore po llu tion than a n a tu ra l p a rk , they s a id , bu t le s s than the opera tin g fa rm s now a t the s ite .

A cq u a v iv a and D iM isa h a ve a lso s a id th a t the deve lopm en t w ou ld ha rm on ize w ith the a re a ’s r u r a l se ttin g .

B u t Thom as o b je c ts th a t “ the who le n a tu re o f the townsh ip w i l l change i f w e s ta r t to deve lop th a t p a r t of tow n .”

A g reen b e lt a lon g the re se rv o ir “ w i l l m a in ta in the ru ra l ch a ra c te r of th a t p a r t of M onmouth Coun ty ,” he sa id .

“ The id en tif ic a tio n of th is p a rc e l a s a key a rea fo r open space p re se rva tio n w a s m ade a s the re su lt of a g re a t d e a l of w o rk b y m any c it izen s o f both H o lm de l and the co un ty ,” he sa id . “ B ecau se o f th e ir d ed ica tion , a c le a r v is io n w as ob ta in ed a s to how the r u r a l ch a r­a c te r of the reg ion cou ld be st be p re se rve d de sp ite ra p id deve lopm en t.”

The County P lan n in g B oard d e s ign a ted the s ite a s a l im ite d g row th a re a in 1982 in its G row th M anagem en t G uide , Thom as sa id . The 1979 H o lm de l M a s te r P la n a lso zoned the a re a a s an open space , he sa id , and the H o lm de l E n v iro nm en ta l C om m ission in 1980 c ite d the a re a a s a n a tu ra l re sou rce .

H o lm de l re v is e d i t s m a s te r p lan la s t y e a r to c a ll fo r deve lopm en t in the a re a , Thom as s a id , a f te r D iM isa an d A cq u a v iv a had p ro ­posed th e ir p ro jec t.

A t the tim e , he sa id , re s id e n ts d id not re a liz e w ha t the change in the m a s te r p lan w ou ld m ean .

“ T h is is one of the m ost b e a u t ifu l n a tu ra l a re a s of H o lm de l,” Thom as sa id .

I f the deve lopm en t is a llow ed on the tra c t , hi# added , g a so lin e s ta tio n s , conven ience s to re s , re s ta u ra n ts , an d o the r bu s in e sse s w i l l sp r in g up in the a re a to s e rv e the new re s id en ts .? Open spaces w i l l becom e m ore and m ore

v a lu a b le to the a re a , he sa id , a s o ther a re a s becom e m ore an d m ore h e a v i ly deve loped .

“Look ing 40 y e a rs down th e ro a d ,” Thom ­as s a id , “ w e ’l l h ave m ore an d m ore people. A v e ry b ig pa rk w i l l m ake an enorm ous d if­fe ren ce th en .”

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S t u d e n t f a s h io n s h o wM em bers o f M a taw an R eg iona l H igh School’s ch ap te r of the D is t r ib u t iv e E d u ca tio n C lubs of A m e rica s ta ged a fash ion show S a tu rd a y to dem onstra te th e ir leade rsh ip a b il i ty and m a rk e tin g s k i l ls . Shown above a re (from le f t to r ig h t) M ich e lle B a rran , coo rd in a to r of the show ; M a r ia T e re sa F ran co , W ayne W eave r, and T rin a Robbinson , a l l m ode ls; and Chris F e rm co la , a s s is ta n t coord in a to r. The schoo l’s ja z z band and m ad r ig a l s in ge rs pe rfo rm ed d u r in g the p rog ram .

Holmdel parents concerned about increasing class sizesH O LM DEL

The B o ard of E d u ca tio n is con tin u ing to s tu d y schoo l population grow th and has not ru le d out th e p o ss ib ility th a t a la n d pu rchase w i l l be proposed in a re fe rendum by Sep tem ber.

Superin tenden t of Schools W illiam R . S a tz an d board m em bers la s t w eek a ssu re d p a ren ts th a t the d is tr ic t w ill be p rep a red fo r la r g e r en­ro llm en ts .

An e s t im a te d 100 paren ts of e lem en ta ry schoo l pup ils appeared a t a bo a rd m ee tin g la s t w eek to exp re ss con­ce rn s abou t in c re a s in g c la s s s ize s . They s a id som e elass- es a t the V illage and Indian

H ill e lem en ta ry schoo ls h ave 24 and 25 pup ils .

Some pa ren ts spoke of the M t. L a u re l I I co u rt dec ision wh ich re q u ire s the township to p e rm it con struction of la rg e num bers of low- and m id d le - in c o m e h o u s in g un its .

E n ro llm en t has begun to sp u r t even be fo re the M t. L a u re l dec is ion is im p le ­m ented. Sa tz s a id the board is aw a re o f th e sudden grow th , the n um ber of new housing un its a v e ra g e d 70 per y e a r from 1970-80, he sa id , bu t la s t y e a r ro se to 228.

W illiam R . Q ueale , the township’s p lann ing consult­

ant, is fo re ca s tin g an even h igh e r num ber fo r 1985, Satz sa id .

B o a rd P re s id en t L o re tta A. Soko ler s a id a t le a s t f iv e con tingency p lan s a re be ing s tu d ie d b y the bo a rd ’s b u ild ­in g and grounds com m ittee . The p lan s in c lu d e new con­s tru c tio n , a s w e ll a s expan­sion of e x is t in g b u ild in g s , a c ­co rd ing to Satz.

The superin tenden t sa id the bo ard w i l l con tinue to w e igh the p o ss ib ility of a c ­q u ir in g p roperty nex t to ex ­is t in g schoo ls an d s ite s n ear C en te rv ille Road.Canape given promotionH AZLET

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O ld e r A m e r ic a n sLo rra in e S to love , a s s is ta n t d ire c to r o f the County O ffice on Ag ing , accep ts a p ro c lam a tio n from F reeh o ld e r John D ’Am ico d e s ign a tin g M ay a s “ O lde r A m e rican s M onth .” E v e n ts w h ich a re ke yed to the them e “H elp Y o u rse lf to In ­dependence ,” have been h e ld th roughout the month .

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sew erage au th o rit ie s a re a l­le g e d ly ta k in g so long to pay the B aysho re R eg iona l Sew­e rag e A u th o r ity th a t the BRSA is hard-pressed to meet its own b ills .

The BRSA M onday n igh t took ac tion ag a in s t one o ve r­due accoun t, u s in g $2,802 in escrow fo r the H az le t Town­sh ip Sew erage A u tho rity as an in te re s t paym en t.

The b a lan ce of w ha t the tow n sh ip ow e s—in c lu d in g am oun ts due fo r the p a st u months—stan d s a t $114,135.

C o m m is s io n e r H e rb e r t K uka sch sa id the BRSA is be ing dep r ived of money in w ha t h a s becom e a co n sis t­en t pa tte rn .

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The C oun ty E d u c a t io n A ssn . re ce n t ly he ld a d inner to sh a re th e ir concerns w ith a rea le g is la to rs .

Among those a ttend in g the d inn er w ere S tate Senators F ra n k P a llo n e and R ich a rd V an W agner and A ssem b ly ­m en J a c q u e lin e W a lk e r , W i l l ia m F ly n n , A n th on y V illa n e , and Joseph P a la ia .

The le g is la to rs a s su re d the 230 teache rs who a ttended the even t th a t they sup­po rted a b i l l w h ich w i l l e s ta b lish the m im in um an­nua l s a la ry fo r teache rs a t $18,500.

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DAV ID KNOW LESK M U A ,” K uka sch sa id .

He w as re fe rr in g to the K ean sbu rg M un ic ip a l U t il i­t ie s A u tho rity . W ith new ch a rges lis te d in a b i l l sen t out A p ril 17, and a llow ing a 30-day g ra ce period , KM UA owes the reg iona l au th o rity a to ta l of $341,941.

“ In te re s t in com e,” Com­m iss io n e r D a v id Cohen sa id , “ i s b e in g lo s t b e c a u s e th ey ’re ho ld ing the fun d s as long a s p o ss ib le .”

When the BRSA en fo rces its po licy , past-due accoun ts a re ch a rged in te re s t a t an ra te of 18 percen t re tro a c t iv e to the b i l lin g da te .

O ther deb to rs in c lu d e M a t­aw an , w h ich owes $174,937, and H o lm de l, $10,954.

D a v id Know les, BRSA pro­je c t eng ineer, sa id the d e lin ­quen t p aym en ts “ m ake s it h a rd fo r u s to m ee t our own b i l l s . ” He d e s c r ib e d the reg iona l a u th o r ity ’s opera­tion a s “ f in a n c ia lly hand-to- m ou th .”

Know les sa id a ttem p ts a re m ade to un de rstan d prob­

lem s faced by m un ic ip a li­t ie s . The KM UA , fo r exam ­p le , ba sed its budge tin g on a fo re ca sted flow ra te which w as m uch low er than the a c ­tu a l ra te , he sa id .

“ S to rm s in M arch and Ap­r i l of 1984 re a l ly c ran ked up the flow in K e a n sb u rg ,” K now les sa id .

In o th e r b u s in e ss , the BRSA vo ted to re ce iv e the 1984 a u d it repo rt from B a rt & B a rt. I t showed re ce ip ts up $62,899, to $7 m illio n , and d isbu rsem en ts up $38,213, to $4.5 m illio n . R e se rve s of $20 m illio n in d ica te d an in c rea se of $2.5 m illio n , bu t Know les sa id the to ta l in c lud ed $1.3 m illio n in fe d e ra l and s ta te g ran ts .

The a u th o r ity ’s cap ac ity w as ex tended b y app rox i­m a te ly 40,000 ga llon s d a ily a s the au th o rity vo ted to g ran t sew e r m o ra to r ium ex ­emptions.

The s ta te im posed the m o ra to r ium , ba s ing it on a BRSA cap a c ity of 8 m illio n ga llon s d a ily . L a s t y e a r ’s a ve rag e w as 7.2 m illio n d a i­ly , bu t the cu rren t drough t has re du ced the flow to 6.3 m illio n ga llo n s a day .

E xem p tion s w ere g ran ted to:

• H enry W est, fo r fo u r of­fic e b u ild in g s on S. B eers S t., H o lm de l.

• Lou is A iese , seven com ­m e rc ia l un its , Route 79, M a t­aw an .

• F low e r T im e In c ., new greenhouse , Route 35, Haz­le t.

• Sho re H aven T r a i le r P a rk In c ., 20 t ra ile r s , M idd le R oad , H azle t.

• C a n je r P a r t n e r s h ip , K e n tu c k y F r ie d C h icken s to re , A irp o rt P la z a , Route 36, H azle t.

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• A lib e r t i- W o b ito C on­s tru c tio n Co., fo u r houses, W. K ean sbu rg , H azle t.

• D e lR a y E s t a t e s , 49 houses, C en te rv il le Road , Holm del.

• P .T . A sso c ia te s , new w arehouse , Route 35 an fl Un­ion A venue , Ho lm del.

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B e lfo rd , won a fre e d in n e r fo r two th is week fo r f in d in g Andy In d y in The Independen t’s M ay 15 issu e . .

Andy w as h id in g in the Aberdeen W indow D esign s ad ve r t isem en t on P age 12, and C o lem organ ’s en try w as the f ir s t one d raw n from am ong those co rre c t ly id en tify in g the cartoon ch a ra c te r ’s h id in g p lace .

She w i ll ge t a fre e d in n e r fo r two a t The Is la n d e rs , a popu lar M ataw an re s ta u ra n t sp e c ia liz in g in P o lyn es ian and Chinese cu is in e . She a lso w i ll re ce iv e two “ I Found Andy” t-sh irts.

Robin M . C r ite lli , 40 B ra in a rd A ve ., P t. M onmouth, won a fre e c a r w ash a t Scrub-a- Dub, C am bridge D r iv e a t Route 34, A ber­deen. H er nam e w as the second en try d raw n .

R o rie Coppola, 1 Sara toga D r., Colts N eck, and Dot L ynch , 107 F ir s t S tree t, K eypo rt,each won an “ I Found A ndy” t-shirt.

T h e irs w ere the th ird and fourth en tr ie s d raw n .

O ff th e R e c o r d /D a v id T h a le r

C o u n td o w n to w e d d in g d a yIn le s s than th ree w eeks , ou r d a ugh te r w i ll

be m a rr ie d , an d the Love of M y L ife has be­gun the f in a l countdown.

“W e h ave a lo t to do and no tim e to do th em ,” she s a id the o ther d ay .

T h a t’s how I knew th a t the countdown had begun . A w eek e a r lie r , sh e had to ld m e tha t e v e ry th in g w as fa l l in g in to p la ce and th a t not m uch rem a in ed to be done.

B u t seven d a y s la te r , p an ic had begun to se t in .

“We h aven ’t even fig u re d out the sea tin g a r ra n g em en t,” she sa id .

T ha t w a s true . B u t ta k in g in to accoun t the fa c t th a t w e h ad not y e t re ce iv e d responses to a l l o f the in v ita t io n s w e had sen t, it w ou ld be d if f ic u lt to m ake a se a tin g a rrangem en t.

“W e shou ld c a ll the people who h a ven ’t re sponded ,” the Lo ve of M y L ife sa id .

“ I w ou ld w a it a w eek ,” I to ld he r. “ The in ­v ita t io n s a sk e d fo r a response b y M ay 24.”

B u t she cou ldn ’t w a it . When I s tum b le d in ­to the k itch en Sunday m orn ing , grop ing fo r m y f ir s t cup of co ffee , the ta b le w a s co vered w ith l i t t le p ieces o f paper. E a c h p iece rep ­re sen ted a tab le .

I f ou r d a ugh te r w a its u n t i l a l l the su b t le ­tie s o f de c id in g who s it s w ith whom a re w o rked ou t, she w i l l not ta k e h e r vow s be­fo re C h ris tm as .

One p rob lem is a su rp lu s of e lig ib le wom en and a sho rtage o f e lig ib le bache lo rs .

“ I th ink he w ou ld re a l ly h it o ff w ith K a re n ,” the Love of M y L ife sa id , re fe rr in g to one of ou r s in g le fr ien d s .

“ I thought you w an ted to f ix h im up w ith M a r th a ,” I sa id .

“ I do ,” she s a id , “ b u t m aybe K a ren is a b e tte r m a tch .”

A fte r 45 m inu te s o f d iscu ss ion , i t w as dec ided to pu t both M a rth a an d K a ren a t the sam e ta b le w ith the bach e lo r an d le t the th ree o f them f ig u re out who the two m ost com pa tib le a re .

“W here a re w e s itt in g? ” I a sked .“W ith our p a re n ts ,” the Love of M y L ife

sa id . “Y ou r p a ren ts and m ine g e t a long r e a l ly w e ll, so I ’m pu ttin g them toge ther, an d w e ’re s it t in g w ith them , becau se I don’t w an t to s lig h t an y o f our f r ie n d s .”

“ I don’t know abou t yo u r fa m ily ,” I s a id , “ b u t i t ’s a tra d itio n in m ine to se a t guests ac co rd in g to th e ir genera tion . You and I a re d e fin ite ly not of the sam e genera tion a s our p a re n ts .”

“ O kay ,” she s a id , “ you dec ide w h ich

fr ie n d s w i ll s it w ith u s and w h ich of them won’t . ”

“W e’l l s it w ith ou r p a re n ts ,” I sa id .A fte r w e had w o rked out the se a tin g a r ­

rangem en t, w e tu rn ed ou r a tten tion to the lo g is t ic s of the w edd ing weekend.

‘‘A s I un de rstan d i t , ” I to ld the L o ve o f M y L ife , “ I w i ll be sh u ttlin g be tw een the house an d N ew ark A irp o rt w ith ou t stop from F r i ­d a y m orn ing u n til la te S a tu rd a y n ig h t.”

“ Y o u ’r e e x a g g e r a t in g ,” s h e s a id . “ P a u lin e ge ts in a t 9:30 S a tu rd a y n igh t, and she ’s the la s t one.”

“ H ave you f ig u re d out w here a l l o f these people w i l l be s ta y in g? ” I a sked .

“W ith u s ,” she sa id . “W here e lse? ”“ I don’t th in k w e h a ve room fo r 15 o ve r­

n igh t gu e s ts in th is house ,” I sa id .“ W e’l l f in d room ,” she sa id . “ M y pa ren ts

w i l l s ta y in Ia n ’s room , Doug and P a t w i ll s ta y in the den, Ia n w i l l s leep on the f lo o r ...”

B y the t im e she fin ish ed , she had found room fo r e igh t g u e s ts , p ro v id ed w e s ta y e d in a m o te l fo r the w eekend. And a lthough she had a ss ig n ed Ia n to the floo r, the on ly flo o r space a v a i la b le w a s in the ba th room . I d id n ’t th ink he w ou ld re ce iv e th a t new s w ith en th usia sm .

“ Oh,” she s a id , “ I a lm o s t forgot. F e rn w i l l be home fo r the w eekend .”

F e rn is the b r id e .“ F e rn has he r own hom e,” I s a id . “W hy is

she com ing here fo r the weekend?”“ I t ’s tra d it io n ,” the Lo ve of M y L ife sa id ,

“ and i t ju s t m ake s e v e ry th in g e a s ie r .”“ I t ju s t m ake s th ings m ore c row ded ,” I

sa id .“Do you w an t to te l l h e r she can ’t come

home fo r h e r la s t w eekend a s a s in g le wom an?” the Love o f M y L ife asked .

“ I suppose she w an ts h e r bed room ,” I sa id .

“ W here e lse w ou ld she sleep?” the Love of M y L ife asked .

“ In the ba th room w ith Ia n ,” I suggested . “W e’l l ju s t h ave to m ove som e people

a ro un d ,” the Lo ve of M y L ife sa id . “ B u t m y p a ren ts h ave to have Ia n ’s room , becau se th e re ’s no p lace e lse they can keep T ig e r .”

“ T h ey ’re b r in g in g the dog?”“ You know th a t they w ou ld n e ve r go an y ­

w here w ithou t T ig e r ,” she sa id .“ Do you ge t the fee lin g th a t th is s itu a tio n

is g e tt in g ou t of hand?”“Not a t a l l , ” she sa id , p la c in g he r hands

on h e r h ips. “ I ’m w a rn in g you—don’t ru in

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th is w eekend fo r m e .”“ I t ’s a jo yo u s o ccas ion ,” I ag reed . “A ll w e

h a ve to do is s u rv iv e i t .”“ F i r s t , ” she s a id , “w e h a ve to pay fo r it.

We h a ve to h a ve a c e r t if ie d check to the c a t­e re r b y W ednesday a t the la te s t .”

“B u t w e won’t know how m an y people a re com ing u n ti l F r id a y ,” I po in ted out.

“ W e’l l ju s t h a ve to w o rk around th a t ,” she sa id .

I t w i l l a l l w o rk out. W e’l l f in d the room fo r the o vern igh t g uests , w e ’l l f in d a sea t fo r everyone a t the recep tion , and w e ’l l take c a re of w h a te ve r e lse needs to be done.

“ B y the w a y ,” the Love of M y L ife sa id , “ I ’v e a sk e d a few people b a ck to the house a f te r the recep tion . I suppose w e shou ld o rde r som e p la tte rs and cake fo r th a t, too .”

“ A recep tion a f te r the re cep tion ,” I sa id . “D id we send out in v ita tio n s fo r th a t, too?”

She a s su re d m e th a t w e d id not. E v e n be t­te r , w e don’t need a se a tin g a rran gem en t fo r th a t p a r t of the a f fa ir .

l e t t e r s to th e E d ito r

A b o r t i o nS ir:, In the le t te r s ig n ed by R abb i S term and R abb i W eber (M ay 8) they a sk fo r he lp . Y es, a wom an has a r ig h t to choose—to re fra in from ce rta in ac tion s o r to pe rfo rm them . B u t she m u s t be p repared fo r the conse­quences, becau se one doesn’t so lv e the prob­lem of po ten tia l life b y d e stro y in g it.

I t is sa d th a t not a l l R a bb is fo llow the teach ings of the Torah .

I f w e a re on ly fo r ou rse lve s , w ha t a re we? B ay leh F e d e r Aberdeen

H o l m d e l c o u n t r y d u bS ir: »

I am w r it in g on beha lf of the H o lm de l C om m ittee fo r Sound Deve lopm ent. Th is g roup w as fo rm ed a s a re su lt of se rio u s con­ce rn o ve r the proposed deve lopm en t of the M arlu-Tw itche ll t ra c t on the Holmdel- M idd le tow n bo rde r. A s of today , w e have o ve r 50 m em bers .

I t is p re sen tly proposed to b u ild about 45 s in g le- fam ily homes c lo se to the Sw im m ing R iv e r R e se rvo ir , toge th er w ith 390 town­houses and an 18-hole go lf course .

We b e lie v e th a t the H o lm de l Townsh ip C om m ittee is m is tak en in i ts support of th is p ro je c t fo r two m a in reasons. The f ir s t reason is th a t the deve lopm en t w i l l e lim i­na te a c ru c ia l open space a rea and change the ch a ra c te r o f the township .

In the 1979 m a s te r p lan adopted by H o lm de l Townsh ip , the p a rce l of lan d a round Sw im m ing R iv e r R e se rvo ir w as zoned fo r a lin e a r p a rk . In the N a tu ra l R e­sou rce In ven to ry of H o lm de l, p repared in 1980 by the H o lm de l E n v iro nm en ta l Com­m iss ion , th ree of the 12 un ique n a tu ra l a re a s id en tif ie d in the townsh ip w ere in th is p a rce l. A lso , in the G row th M anagem en t G u ide p rep ared by the Monmouth County P lann in g Board in 1982, th is p a rce l w a s de s­ign a ted a lim ite d grow th a rea .

T h is is the p r im e p iece of la n d in Mon­m outh County fo r open space p rese rva tion . I t o ffe rs a un iq ue opportun ity to p ro v id e a reg ion of continuous open space th rough the coun ty. I f i t is deve loped , then the oppor­tu n ity is lo s t fo re ve r.

The second reason is th a t the deve lopm en t cou ld se r io u s ly com prom ise d r in k in g w a te r supp ly and q u a lity in Monmouth County. B a ric erosion and s ilta t io n a re a lre a d y prob­lem s a t the Sw im m ing R iv e r R e se rvo ir . E x ­ce ss ru no ff of w a te r is a common prob lem w ith v ir tu a l ly a l l deve lopm en ts in H olm de l, and w e be lie ve th a t the s itu a tio n w i ll d e te r io ra te ra p id ly i f th is deve lopm en t is im p lem en ted . A lso , th e re a re m any w ay s in w h ich the proposed te r t ia r y trea tm en t sew erage fa c i l i t ie s can fa i l. In add ition , po llu tion of the re se rv o ir from weed k i l le r s , fe r t i l iz e r s , gaso lin e , ro ad sa lt , e tc . is in ­e v ita b le .

R evenue p ro jec tion s do not in c lu d e the co st of re se rv o ir c leanup , an d these cou ld e a s ily dw a rf an y ad van tage s . We have there fo re u rged the B oard of Chosen F re e ­ho lde rs to approve the bond o rd inance to fun d the a cq u is it io n of th is t ra c t of lan d and to use the p roperty fo r open space p re se rva ­tion.R oger Thomas C ha irm anH o lm de l C om m ittee fo r Sound D eve lopm ent

L e o n a r d o m a r i n a(The fo llow ing le t te r w as sen t to A ssem b ly ­m an Jacq ue lin e W a lke r and subm itte d fo r pub lica tion .)

A s d isc lo sed in “A R eport F rom You r L e g is la to r s” of the 13th D is tr ic t , I w ou ld lik e to ob ta in som e in fo rm a tion a s to a re cen tly approved app rop ria tions b i l l sponsored b y you and co-sponsored b y A ssem b lym an B ill F lyn n .

The m a tte r of concern re g a rd s the rece ip t of G reen A cres money w h ich is to be used fo r m a jo r im p rovem en ts a t the Leonardo S ta te M arin a . I w ish to be in fo rm ed as to the am ount of funds w h ich a re be ing appropri­

a te d fo r the long needed re p a irs a t the m a r in a . F o r the bene fit of the c it izen s of Leonardo , p lea se p ro v id e a d e ta ile d b rea k ­down a s to the a c tu a l do lla rs be ing a llo ca te d a long w ith the sp ec if ic purpose of th e ir use. A dd it io n a lly , the S ta te Dept, of E n v iro n m en ta l P ro tection is repo rted ly a lso re c e iv ­in g funds fo r m a jo r im p rovem en t a t the m a r in a . W ould you k in d ly p rov ide u s w ith th e s im i la r in fo rm a t io n ( d o l la r s ap ­p rop ria ted and sp ec if ic purpose fo r the funds)?

P re se n t ly , con struction a t the m a r in a , a s you a re w e ll aw a re , ha s taken two fo rm s— one, expansion in w h ich the s ta te h as p u r­chased f iv e a c re s o f la n d known to be a t id a l flood p la in a long w ith the rep a ir in g of an ex­is t in g b u lk head fo r pe rm anen t boaters who ren t s lip s .

W h ile the re p a irs a re w e lcom ed the ex­pansion in the fo rm of la n d acqu is it io n , d e stru c tio n o f s a lt m a rsh on a t id a l flood p la in is b y no m eans endorsed b y the an­ge red c it izen s of Leonardo . The s ite is becom ing a pub lic nu isance to the area .

Y ou r response to th is m a tte r is g re a t ly ap ­p rec ia ted . I w i ll be look ing fo rw a rd to hear­ing from you.R obert Z . O rzechow ski Leonardo

H o w a r d b l a s t e dS ir:

The undersign ed a re m em bers of the M id ­d le town Human R igh ts Com m ission .

As A m erican s of H ispan ic he ritag e , we m ust p u b lic ly dep lo re C ongressm an Jam es H oward ’s support of the com m un is t go vern ­m en t in N ica ragua .

Congressm an H oward ’s vo te ag a in s t even p rov id in g h um an ita r ia n a id to those b ra v e men and women fig h tin g fo r freedom is a d isg ra ce . F reedom , M r. H oward , is a b a s ic hum an r ig h t den ied by d ic ta to rs of the le ft and the righ t.

Congressm an H oward ’s .vo te g a ve pub lic support to Com rade D an ie l O rtega a s he flew to Moscow ju s t one day la te r . Shame on

you, M r. Howard.The com m un ist re g im e in N ica ra gua has

pe rsecu ted the C atho lic Church and evan ­g e lic a l C h ris tian s; has sen t the en tire Jew ­ish com m un ity in to e x ile even a s the PLO w as w e lcom ed to M anagua ; and has w aged a genoc ida l w a r ag a in s t the M esqu ite In ­d ian s.

Why does Congressm an Howard c lo se h is eyes to com m un ist a tro c it ie s and see on ly A m erica a s the v i l la in in w o r ld a ffa irs? M yr iam Roth Ade la Oviedo M idd le town

M a y o r s w o r t h l e s s ?S ir:

F o rm e r K ean sbu rg M ayo r George Kauff- m ann, M ade a rem a rk a t the A p r il 17 K ean sbu rg Council m ee ting , th a t o ld s tre e t s ig n s a re a s w o rth le ss a s o ld m ayo rs . I sup­pose, s in ce M r. K au ffm an is the on ly m ayo r in m em ory to h a ve been thrown out of o ffice in m id-term v ia re c a ll, th a t he appa ren tly b e lie ve s he is w o rth le ss .

W e ll, I ag re e w ith h im . So do the tax ­p aye rs of K ean sbu rg . I t is t r u ly a sham e, however; th a t he conside rs a l l fo rm e r m ayo rs w o rth le ss as w e ll.

T h e m a y o r s o f th e B a y sh o re a r e rem em bered in h igh esteem fo r th e ir d ed ica tio n and se rv ic e to th e ir com ­m un itie s . I ’m su re tha t the fr ie n d s and fam ilie s of fo rm e r m ayo rs do not app rec ia te M r. K a u ffm an ’s “w o rth le ss” rem ark . S a lva to re J . R in a ld i F o rm e r M ayo r K ean sbu rg

CORRECTION The Independen t in ad ve r ten t ly in co rre c t­

ly id en tif ie d the 4-year-old boy who w as k i l le d M ay 11 in K ean sbu rg when he w as h it by an au tom obile . The v ic t im w a s J a y P a t­r ic k Bodnar.

Colts Neck appoints Spera superintendent of schools

By P a u la B erg COLTS NECK

The Board of E d uca tio n vo ted un an im ou sly la s t week to appo in t F ra n c is G. Spera, c h ie f a d m in i s t r a t o r fo r F ra n k lin Townsh ip’s schools, a s supe rin tenden t of schoo ls.

He w i l l a ssum e the posi­tion , w h ich p ays $51,000 an ­n u a lly , J u ly 1.

Spera w i ll su cceed D r. Thom as D a v is who se rv e d in the position fo r two y e a rs . In D ecem ber, the board vo ted5-3 not to renew D a v is ’ con­tra c t .

The vo te to h ire Spera w as6-0. Th ree board m em bers w ere absen t.

Spera w as g iven a three- y e a r con trac t.

As the ch ie f adm in is tra to r

2 arrested in o f AberdeenA B ER D EEN

Two m en h a ve been a r ­re s te d in connection w ith the shooting of a townsh ip m an la s t week.

C ar l Jackson and D e rv ie Johnson, both of 172 D e la ­w a re A ve ., a re be ing he ld in lie u of $10,000 b a il in County j a i l a f te r they a lle g e d ly f ir e d “ a m u lt itu d e ” of shots M ay 14 a t Rodney A rm our, 19, a s he s a t in a c a r in fron t of h is home a t 158 M ilton Aye.

A rm our w as re le a sed from B ayshore Com m unity Hospi­ta l la te la s t w eek a f te r be ing tre a ted fo r gunshot wounds to the chest and leg .

He repo rted ly id en tifie d Jackson and Johnson a s the men who a s sa u lte d h im .

A ccord ing to po lice , A r­m ou r w as sea ted in h is c a r w ith G lo ria Sm ith , 23, 216

o f th e F r a n k l in s c h o o l d is tr ic t in H unterdon Coun­ty , Spera has overseen one schoo l of 300 studen ts .

When he a ssum es h is new position , he sa id , h is f ir s t p r io r ity w i l l be to “ ge t to know the d is t r ic t .”

“ I ’v e a lre a d y had the op­po rtun ity to m ee t w ith the board and the schoo l b u s i­ness a dm in is tra to r ,” Spera sa id M onday. “ I ’ve a lso had gu id ed tou rs of the schoo ls. When I ta k e o ve r the posi­tion, m y f ir s t jo b w i l l be to ge t to know the d is tr ic t and to ga in a w o rk ing know ledge of the Colts N eck p ro g ram .”

Spera ch a ra c te r ize d h im ­s e lf a s “ pro-child.”

“ I ’m in m y n ine teen th y e a r in e lem en ta ry educa-

shooting man, 19

Center S tree t, when Jackson and Johnson a lle g e d ly ap­proached them and f ire d shots from a handgun into the ca r.

The m en w ere sub sequen t­ly p icked up by a m an d r iv ­in g a 1979 b lu e A ud i, who d ro ve them tow a rd New B run sw ick .

P o l i c e a r e u n c e r t a in w hether the th ird m an w as in vo lved in the in c iden t, and no w a rra n t has been issued fo r h is a r re s t .

A rm our w as tran spo rted to the ho sp ita l b y the A ber­deen F i r s t A id Squad. Sm ith a lso w as taken to B aysho re C om m unity , w here she w as tre a ted and re le a sed fo r in ­ju r ie s re ce iv ed from fly in g g la s s .

P o lice sa id a m o tive fo r the shooting has not y e t been de te rm ined .

ATMUA to restrict watering o f lawnsA B ER D EEN

The M u n ic ip a l U t i l i t ie s A u tho rity la s t week unan i­m ou s ly app roved an odd- even sch edu le fo r w a te rin g law ns.

To becom e e ffe c tive , the re s t r ic t io n s m u s t be ap ­p ro ved b y the Townsh ip Council. In p rev io us y ea rs , app ro va l h a s been a fo rm a li­ty . The re s tr ic t io n s w ou ld becom e e ffe c tiv e June 1.

A cco rd ing to the re so lu ­tion, re s id en ts of Andover P a rk , D ee rfie ld P a rk , Ford-

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r e p o r t s f o r d u t y

M a r in e L a n c e C p l. M ich ae l T. D eAnge lis, son of F r a n k a n d E l i z a b e t h D eAnge lis, 442 M idd le tow n L in c ro ft R d ., M idd le tow n , re cen tly repo rted fo r du ty w ith 3rd M arin e A irc ra ft W ing, M ar in e Corps A ir S ta­tion , E l Toro, C a lif.

h am P a r k , F e r n P a r k , N o rth lan d P a rk , W a v e r ly P a rk , and S to ry lan d wou ld w a te r th e ir law n s on odd days .

Those in Brook v iew P a rk , C am bridge P a rk , Colonia l E s ta te s , W oodview E s ta te s , I v y h i l l P a rk , M oh ing son P a rk , P in e R idge , A rlene Woods, Jun ip e r P a rk , Ran- da llw ood , W ellin g ton P la c e , and W indham P la c e wou ld h ave the even days .

A cco rd ing to ATMUA E x ­e cu tiv e D ire c to r F ra n k J . C on stab le , the tow n sh ip ’s w a te r supp ly is adequate . The odd-even proposa l is a p recau tio n a ry m easu re .

A berdeen has not been p laced under w a te r re s t r ic ­tions by Gov. Thomas Kean, bu t the re so lu tion s ta te s tha t “ it is good p lan n in g to adhere to the s ta te ’s recom ­m en da tio n (on r e s t r ic te d use) in o rd e r to in su re the con se rva tion o f supp lie s and d im in ish the p o ss ib ility of w a s te .”

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tion ,” Spera sa id , “ and I ’ve a lw a y s been an e lem en ta ry educa to r. I ’m an ad voca te fo r the e lem en ta ry school ch ild and I b e lie ve tha t teach ing is a c a ll in g .”

S p e ra h a s s e r v e d a s F ra n k lin Townsh ip ’s ch ie f schoo l a dm in is tra to r s in ce 1978. He w a s w a s the p rin ­c ip a l of a schoo l in the Hopewell R eg iona l School D is t r ic t in 1975-78.

He ea rn ed a do cto ra te deg ree in educa tion a l ad ­m in is tra tio n from R u tg e rs U n ive rs ity in 1975. He a lso ho ld s a m a s te r ’s deg ree f r o m P a c i f i c L u th e r a n U n ive rs ity , W ash ., and a b ache lo r’s degree from the U n ive rs ity of F lo r id a .

Spera ’s ca re e r in educa­tion began in 1966, a f te r he w as d isch a rg e d from the A r­m y , a s an e igh th- g rad e te a ch e r in th e H opewe ll V a lle y School D is tr ic t .. He liv e s w ith h is w ife and two ch ild ren in Pennington .

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FR EEH O LDA jo b tra in in g and re fe r r a l

s e rv ic e is now a v a i la b le to coun ty re s id en ts who a re m ili ta r y ve te ran s .

The f ir s t p rog ram of its k in d in the sta te , the se rv ic e e n ta ils s k i l l s a s se ssm en t, c o un se lin g , t ra in in g , an d p lacem en t.

The U.S. Dept, of L abo r a w a r d e d th e c o u n ty a $162,740 g ra n t to in it ia te the p rog ram , known a s P ro je c t O RR (O u treach , R e c ru it ­m en t, and R e fe r ra l fo r Vet­eran s) .

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T h e y s a i d F e r n a n d o Sm ith , a v e te ra n o f the Ko rean C on flic t, h a s been h ire d a s a sen io r v e te ra n s ’ sp e c ia lis t in ch a rge o f the p rog ram . Sm ith has 30 ye a rs of com b ined fe d e ra l go vern ­m en t em p loym en t, w ith a backg ro und in hand lin g fed ­

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P re fe ren ce w i l l be g iven to ve te ra n s who a re d isab led , re ce n t ly sep a ra te d from m il­ita r y s e rv ic e , o r se rv e d in the V ie tnam Conflict.

P a r t ic ip a t in g in P ro je c t ORR a re the RCA Corp., Union T echn ica l In s t itu te , and B rookda le Com m unity College. S k ills be ing taugh t in c lu d e copy m ach ine m a in ­tenance and rep a ir , d a ta p rocessing , c le r ic a l du tie s , telephone sy s tem s in s ta lla ­tion and re p a ir , d a ta en try , and com pute r ized bookkeep­ing .

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Navesink Country Club to repair sewage leakM IDDLETO W N

A le a k in the N aves in k Country C lub ’s sew e r s y s ­tem , w h ich cau sed sm e lly w a te r to flow onto an a d ja ­cen t p roperty , w i l l be f ix ed to day , H en ry M a rb u rg e r , the c lu b ’s m an age r s a id y e s ­te rd a y .

In le s s th an one hour y e s te rd a y , J am es C. L u ke r , a townsh ip sep tic re p a ir ­m an , p inpo in ted the sou rce o f the le a k w h ich had been send in g ra w sew erage onto R ic h a rd and Jo yce C la rk e ’s p rop e rty a t 400 Cooper R d .

The H ea lth Dept, tra ced the w a te r to the c lu b a f te r it h ad com p le ted an inspec tion

d u r in g the w eekend. The in ­spection w as p rom pted b y c o m p la in t s f r o m th e C la rkes .

A fte r d e te rm in in g th a t the le a k d id not pose a hea lth h a za rd , tow nsh ip o f f ic ia ls to ld M a rb u rg e r to rem ed y the p rob lem .

An o ld 8-inch d ra in n ea r the c lu b ’s sep tic sy s tem w a s d isco ve re d M onday a f te r a 6-ft. ho le w a s dug in the le ft s id e o f the a p ra c tic e g o lf tee , M a rb u rg e r sa id .

A le a k in the sep tic d ra in cau sed the ra w sew erage to flow onto the C la rk e ’s prop­e r ty th rough the pipe.

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won’t be rep a ired fo r th ree to s ix m on ths, Councilm an J am e s W a lk e r s a id la s t n igh t.

E a r l ie r th is month , ho les w ere d isco ve red in one of the two w e lls th a t supp ly w a te r to the borough and p a rts of Aberdeen .

In response, the Borough Council q u ic k ly app roved a r e s o lu t io n a p p ro p r ia t in g $100,000 to have the w e ll re p a ire d b y A.C. Shu lte s & Sons, In c ., W oodbury.

W a lke r, ch a irm an of the w a te r and sew e r com m ittee , to ld the counc il la s t n igh t th a t re s id en ts m u s t continue to conse rve w a te r, becau se of the p rob lem w ith the w e ll and the s ta tew id e drough t.

“W e’re not p a rt of the 50-gallon l im i t , ” W a lk e r sa id , “ b u t I w ish w e w ere becau se of the w e ll. The

prob lem w ith w a te r is a s ta te w id e p ro b lem w h ich w o n ’ t go a w a y . P e o p le shou ld ju s t ge t u sed to con­se rv in g w a te r a s a w a y of l i f e .”

In ano ther m a tte r , the co unc il adopted a $20,000 bond o rd inance to fin ance p a r t of the co st fo r cu rb in g and re n o va t in g A berdeen R o a d b e tw e en M a taw a n A venue and H igh S tree t.

The m oney w i l l be u sed to pay fo r de s ign and adm in is ­tra t iv e co sts a sso c ia ted w ith the p ro jec t, T im o thy G illen , the borough eng ineer, sa id .

A $98,000 s ta te g ran t w i ll co ve r the co st of con struc­tion.

The counc il vo ted unan i­m ou s ly to re v is e the fee schedu le fo r b u ild in g per­m its .

Behan included in Team Spirit

N avy PO 3.C. M ich ae l J . Behan , son of M ich ae l and M a ry Behan, 282, E . E n d A ve ., M idd le tow n , is p a r­tic ip a tin g in T eam Sp ir it 85.

The month-long exe rc ise in vo lv e s m ili ta r y fo rces of the U n ited S ta tes and the R epub lic of Korea . N ea rly 195,000 personnel w i ll p a r­tic ip a te .

D u r in g T e a m S p i r i t , Behan and o thers aboard am ph ib ious com m and sh ip USS B lu e R idge , w i ll operate from Yokosuka , Japan .

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Gorman appealing conviction on animal cruelty charges

FR EEH O LDF lo ren ce “K it ty ” Gorm an

is appea lin g he r conviction on an im a l c ru e lty charges, a lthough she m ay com p lete h e r t im e in ja i l be fo re the ap­pea l is heard .

G orm an and Lance Ra- kow sk i each began 90-day sen ten ces in County J a i l M ay 3 a fte r Superio r Court J u d g e John A. R ic c ia rd i uphe ld sen tences im posed on them in O ctober b y M idd le ­town M un ic ip a l Judge R a lph Heuser.

M a r tin W. Y a zg ie r , Gor­m an ’s a tto rney , is appea ling the ru lin g to the S ta te Ap­p e lla te D iv is io n .

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w ith a reque st to fre e Gor­m an on b a il pending the ap­peal.

H euser had found h e r and R akow sk i g u ilty of 18 counts of a n im a l abu se ch a rg e s in connection w ith a ra id in F e b u ra ry 1981 on th e ir fo r­m e r Seabreeze A venue home in E . K eansbu rg .

The ra id w as conducted by lo ca l po lice in con junction w ith the Society fo r the P re ­ven tion of C rue lty to Ani­m a ls .

P o lice found 20 dogs su f­fe r in g from m a ln u tr it io n , m ange, b lin dne ss , and so res, a t the house.

The townsh ip fa i le d to p rove th a t Gorm an owned

Columbus Day parade, festival set by HazletBy Ju d ith M cGee Feeney

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b ra te Co lum bus D ay th is y e a r w ith a p a rade and food fe s t iv a l.

“ I t w i l l be a mini-San G enaro fe s t iv a l,” Com m it­teem an John B rad sh aw sa id la s t n igh t.

A t a workshop , the Town­sh ip Com m ittee ag re ed in ­fo rm a lly to a c t iv it ie s pro­posed fo r the y e a r b y the R ecrea tio n A d v iso ry Com­m ittee .

The a d v iso ry com m ittee h ad proposed keep ing m ost of the townsh ip ’s tra d itio n a l a c t iv it ie s , add in g the Colum ­bu s D ay fe s t iv it ie s , and can ­c e l l in g J u n io r O lym p ic s , B rad sh aw sa id .

B u t township com m ittee ­m en sa id th ey w an t to con­t in ue the Jun io r O lym p ics.

R e c re a t io n a d v iso rs re ­ported a low tu rnou t fo r the p rog ram la s t y e a r , B ra d ­sh aw sa id .

LEGAL NOTICE TOWNSHIP OF ABERDEEN ORDINANCE NO. 13-1985 A N O R D I N A N C E A M E N D I N G A N O R D I N A N C E E N T I T L E D " T H E R E V I S ­E D G E N E R A L O R D IN A N C E S O F T H E T O W N S H IP O F A B E R D E E N , 1 9 7 3 " — A D M I N I N S T R A T I O N .

B E I T O R D A I N E D b y th e T o w n s h ip C o u n c i l o f t h e T o w n s h ip o f A b e r d e e n t h a t C h a p te r 11, A D M I N I S T R A T I O N , S e c t io n 2 4 .2 , R e c la s s i f ic a t io n S u r v e y S c h e d u le o f th e a b o v e O r d in a n c e is h e r e b y s u p p le m e n te d b y th e a d d i t io n o f th e f o l l o w in g :. Division SalaryTitle Classification Range

A s s is ta n t D i r e c t o r o f P a r k s & R e c r e a t io n C $15,000 - $19,000W a t e r R e p a i r e r / W a t e r P la n t O p e r a t o r C $ 9 .2 2 5 /h r .

T h is o r d in a n c e s h a l l t a k e e f f e c t u p o n p a s s a g e a n d p u b l ic a t io n a c c o r d in g to la w .

NOTICE OF PENDING ORDINANCET h e o r d in a n c e p u b l is h e d h e r e w i t h w a s in t r o d u c e d a n d p a s s e d u p o n f i r s t

read ing a t a m e e t in g of the T o w n s h ip C o u n c i l o f th e T o w n s h ip C o u n c i l o f th e T ^ o w n s h ip o f A b e r d e e n in th e C o u n ty o f M o n m o u th , N e w J e r s e y h e ld o n M a y 21,

I t w i l l b e f u r t h e r c o n s id e r e d f o r f i n a l p a s s a g e , a f t e r p u b l ic h e a r in g t h e r e o n , a t a m e e t in g o f s a id T o w n s h ip C o u n c i l to b e h e ld in th e C o u n c i l C h a m b e r in th e M u n ic ip a l B u i ld in g a t O n e A b e r d e e n S q u a r e in s a id T o w n s h ip o n J u n e 3 , 1985 a t 8 :0 0 p .m . a n d d u r in g th e w e e k p r i o r t o a n d u p to a n d in c lu d in g th e d a te o f s u c h m e e t in g , c o p ie s o f s a id o r d in a n c e w i l l b e m a d e a v a i la b le a t th e C le r k 's O f f ic e to t h e m e m b e r s o f t h e g e n e r a l p u b l i c w h o s h a l l r e q u e s t th e s a m e .

C O N S T A N C E P E T R I L L OM a y 22, 1985 $2 1 . 0 0 M u n ic ip a l C le r k

the house o r the dogs, he a rgue s. He a lso contends th a t the sentence w a s too ha rsh .

P o lice had been w atch ing the house because a C herry H ill wom an had ch a rged th a t Gorm an fra u d u le n tly took $5,000 from he r to cu re he r of d iabe tes .

G orm an w as found g u ilty o f ex to rtion and se rv ed a two-year j a i l te rm in th a t case .

G orm an had sa id she w as a w itch of a re lig io n c a lle d “W ic ca .”

She has sa id m ore re cen tly th a t she no longe r p ra c tice s w itc h c ra ft .

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Com m itteem an P a u l S ta l­lone noted th a t o ther youth spo rts a c t iv it ie s w ere sched­u le d fo r the d a y of the pro­g ram .

He sugge sted th a t re c re a ­tion o ff ic ia ls p lan the Jun io r O lym p ics th is y e a r so th a t th ey w i ll not co n flic t w ith other a c t iv it ie s .

The a d v iso ry com m ittee a lso proposed ad d in g se ve ra l g o lf in s tru c to rs , B rad sh aw sa id .

The com m ittee he ld its w orkshop a f te r a seven- m in u te ac tion m eeting .

A t the ac tion m eetin g , it vo ted un an im ou s ly to issu e $206,125 in bonds to fin ance im p ro v e m e n ts to ro a d s , cu rb s , and s id ew a lk s ; re su r ­fa ce tenn is co u rts ; and “ ac­q u ire c a p ita l a s s e ts .”

The to ta l co sts of the im ­p rovem en ts w i ll be $217,500.

The o rd inance w i l l f in an ce a v a r ie ty of im p rovem en ts , Com m itteem an H enry P e­k a r s k y sa id .

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A p lanned S unb ird sa le s lo t fo r re c rea tio n a l ve h ic le s m a y be p roh ib ited b y a town­sh ip ban on u sed c a r lo ts , a c ­co rd in g to C om m itteem an H en ry P e k a rsk y .

P e k a r sk y la s t n igh t a sked the townsh ip a tto rn ey fo r an op inion on w he th e r the pro­posed bu s in e ss needs a use v a r ia n ce to opera te in a fo rm e r A&P sup e rm a rk e t a t Route 36 and Poo le A venue .

The P lan n in g B oard ap­p roved b u lk va r ia n ce s and a s ite p lan M ay 16 fo r S teven and M a r ily n G erm a ine , who p la n to op e ra te S u n b ird R ecrea tio n In c . a t the s ite .

M ayo r M a ry Jane W iley s a id sh e w o u ld fo rw a rd P e k a r sk y ’s re que st to Town­sh ip A tto rney John 0. Ben­

ne tt, who d id not a tten d the Townsh ip Com m ittee m ee t­ing .

“ I am s t i l l opposed to th is ,” P e k a rsk y s a id . “ To m e, i t ’s a u sed c a r lo t .”

“ I f you s e l l a van in a c a r lo t, i t ’s a u sed c a r ,” he add ­ed. “ bu t here , is it not a used ca r? ”

P e k a rsk y a lso o b je c ted to the p lan , sa y in g th a t an in ­te rsec tio n n ea r the s ite has the w o rs t acc iden t fa ta li ty re co rd in the township .

B u t C om m itteem an R ich ­a rd S ta ir , who is a m em ber of the P lan n in g B oard , sa id th a t the d r iv ew a y c lo se s t to the in te rse c tio n w i l l be c lo s­ed.

The P lan n in g Board ap­p roved u se of the s ite to s e ll and le a se re c re a tio n a l veh i­c le s .

The G erm a ine s s a id they p lan to conve rt the fo rm e r su p e rm a rk e t to o ffices and a showroom .

The bo ard g ran ted s ite p lan ap p ro va l and va r ian ce s fo r b u ild in g he igh t an d p a rk ­ing . A s i t s tan d s , the s ite has le s s p a rk in g space and a t a l l­e r b u ild in g than a llow ed b y lo ca l zon ing o rd inances.

The s ite p lan app ro va l w a s g ran ted on the condition tha t no h eavy engine w o rk w ou ld be done a t the s ite , ba ck taxe s w ou ld be pa id , and tre e s w ou ld be p lan ted to b u ffe r the s ite from a re s i­d en tia l a rea .

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NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARYF R I D A Y S : 6 p . m . - 8 p . m .

S A T U R D A Y S : 1 p . m . - 7 p . m . S U N D A Y S : N o o n - 6 p . m .

8 0 H A ZLET P R O F E S S IO N A L PA RK H A ZLET A V EN UE , JU S T N O RTH O F R IC K E L

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Hazlet okays moving four sewer connectionsH AZLET

The Townsh ip Com m ittee la s t n igh t au th o rized the re ­lo ca tion o f fo u r sew e r con­nections so th a t a d ra in age p ro je c t on E ig h th S tree t can continue.

The com m ittee aw a rd ed a $3,500 co n tra c t to Monmouth E x c a v a te r s In c . to re lo ca te

Lunch Break

to ra ise funds

fo r soup kitchen

R E D BANKLunch B rea k has begun a

d r iv e to ra is e $175,000 to b u ild a home fo r i ts soup k it ­chen.

“ Th is p ro je c t is e ssen tia l, i f L unch B reak is to continue the v a lu a b le w o rk it has per­fo rm ed o ve r the p a st two y e a r s ,” sa id E d Rogers, v ic e p re s iden t of the o rgan iza ­tion ’s bo ard of tru s tee s . “We fu l ly re a liz e the m agn itude of the ta sk th a t w e have be fo re u s , b u t w e have e ve ry con fidence th a t w e w i l l be ab le to m ee t ou r go a l.”

C on tribu tions m ay be sen t to “ Lunch B reak F u n d ,” 61 K in g s H ighw ay, M idd le tow n 07748.

the fo u r house sew e r connec­tions.

The sew e r lin e s m u s t be m oved to p e rm it the in s ta lla ­tion of a s to rm d ra in a g e pipe w h ich w i l l ru n from E ig h th to 11th s tre e ts . The pipe w i l l re p la ce a d ra in age d itch w h ich h a s cau sed p rob lem s in the neighborhood fo r 35 yea rs .

L a s t y e a r , the townsh ip h i r e d L a w re n c e F o s e l l i E n te rp r ise s In c ., L a fa ye tte , to in s ta ll the pipe. F o se lli stopped w o rk la s t month , a f­te r d isco ve rin g the sew e r p ipes.

“ F o se lli cou ldn ’t re lo ca te the lin e ,” M ayo r M a ry Jan e W ile y sa id , “ b u t th ey w i ll com p le te the w o rk on the p ro je c t a f te r the lin e s a re re ­lo ca te d .”

W ile y co u ld not e s t im a te how long i t w i l l ta k e to com ­p le te the $125,000 p ro jec t, w h ich has been funded b y a fe d e ra l Com m unity D eve lop­m en t g ran t.

The f ir s t baby show , on Oc­tober 14, 1854, in c luded 127 exh ib its , in c lu d in g a ch ild of 5 months who w e ighed 27 pounds.

S A V O R T H E S A V IN G S

A T R O Y R O G E R S

SOC OFFBACOli CHEESEBURGER OR DOUBLE-R-BAR BURGER®

RS MANV RS VOU UJANT COUPON G O O D THROUGH MAV 31st, 1985

Please presen t to cashier be fo re ordering. Coupon go o d only o t: HRZLCT. Rt. 35 & Hazlet f iv e .. MRTRUJflN. fit. 34 & Lloyd Ad. & MIDDLCTOUJN. Rt. 35 & New M onm outh Rd. Void uihere proh ib ited . Not g o o d In combination w ith ony o the r o ffe r. Cosh va lue l /6 0 ‘

Customer must p a y applicab le soles tox.

Roy Rpgers.fast food you'll want to eat slow.

5 0 $ O F FREGULAR OR LARGE

ROAST BEEFRS MANV RS VOU UJANT

COUPON G O O D THROUGH MRV 31st, 1985Pleose presen t to coshier be fo re ordering. Coupon g ood only o t: HflZLCT,

f it . 35 & Hoziet f iv e .. MRTRUURN. Rt. 34 & Lloyd Rd. & MIDDLCTOUJN. Rt. 35 & Neui Monm outh Rd. Void where p roh ib ited . Not g o o d In combination w ith ony o the r o ffe r. Cosh volue 1/60*

Customer must p a y app licab le soles tox.

Roy Rogers.fast food you'll want to eat slow.

504 OFF2 or 3 PC. ORDER FRESH

FRIED CHICKEH WITH BISCUITRS MANV RS VOU WRNT

COUPON G O O D THROUGH MRV 31st, 1985Pleose present to cashier be fo re ordering. Coupon go o d only o t: HRZLCT.Rt. 35 6» Hoziet f iv e .. MRTRUJflN. Rt. 34 & Lloyd Rd. & MIDDLCTOUJN. Rt.35 & New M onm outh Rd. Void w here p roh ib ited . Not g o o d in combination w ith ony o the r o ffe r. Cosh volue 1/60*

Customer must p a y applicab le soles tox. •

Roy Rpgers.fast food youll want to eat slow. "sex O F F

A LA CARTE SALAD BARRS MANV RS VOU WRNT

COUPON G O O D THROUGH MRV 31st, 1985Pleose present to coshier be fo re ordering. Coupon goo d only o t: HRZLCT. Rt. 35 & Hoziet five .. MRTRLLIRN. Rt. 34 & Lloyd Rd. & MIDDLCTOUJN, Rt. 35 & New M onm outh Rd. Void w here proh ib ited . Not g o o d in combination w ith ony o the r o ffe r. Cosh volue 1/60*

Customer must p a y applicable soles tox.

Roy Rogers.Fast food you'll want to eat sk>w. “

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Keansburg to pool insurance with five other municipalitiesKEANSBURG

T h e B o ro u g h C o u n c i l adopted an o rd inance la s t n igh t w h ich w i l l a llow the borough to jo in f iv e o ther m u n ic ip a lit ie s in poo ling th e ir in su ran ce .

U nder the a rrangem en t, the bo rough w i ll co n tra c t w ith A be rd een , H o lm de l, H az le t, R ed B ank , and E a t ­on tow n to p u rc h a s e in ­su ran ce co verage from a p r iv a te com pany.

B y bu y in g in su ran ce to­ge th er, Borough A dm in is tra ­to r E dw in W eigand sa id , the

Hazlet decides

not to buy

athletes' shoesH AZLET

The B oard of E d uca tio n d e c id ed M onday to s a v e $5,000 by not p ay ing fo r a th le te s ’ shoes un le ss a s tu ­den t dem onstra te s a need fo r f in an c ia l a ss is tan ce .

D u r in g the cu rre n t schoo l y e a r , the d is tr ic t p a id $8,000 to o u tf it e v e ry s tud en t a th ­le te w ith shoes, acco rd ing to M ic h e a l C le f f i , a s s is ta n t supe rin tenden t of schoo ls.

W h i le p r e p a r in g th e 1985-86 budge t, the board a llo ca te d $5,000 to pay 50 percen t of the shoes’ cost.

The board dec ided to e lim ­in a te the app rop ria tion a f te r i t re ce iv ed a repo rt w h ich s a id th a t m any o ther d is ­t r ic ts do not p ro v ide shoes fo r th e ir a th le te s , C le ffi sa id .

A s tuden t w i ll be ab le to re ­c e iv e a g ran t to buy the shoes, C le ffi s a id , “ i f he dem onstra te s need based on fam ily incom e and s iz e .”

“ I t w i ll b e lik e the fre e lunch p ro g ram ,” he sa id .

B o a rd m em be rs John Ia- couzz i and M a rtin M arino vo ted ag a in s t the m easu re .

M ataw an p lans 25th reun ion ,

seeks gradsMATAWAN

The M a taw an H igh School c la s s of 1960 w i l l ho ld its tw enty-fifth reun ion Aug. 9 a t the M erri-M akers M ag ­no lia Inn , Route 79.

The reun ion com m ittee has been un ab le to lo ca te 28 g radu a te s . They a re J . Tan- c re d i, J . C a rro ll, J . Helle- ga a rd , W. Ja sk iew ic z , S. K a y , T. K rueg e r , J . London, W. M abb it, G. R it te r , J . Anderson Svendsen , G. Roel- ke , B . W alsh , D . R udde r, W. B ra d y , T . R is sm il le r , C. S tra u t, F . V e lic k y , J . W are , C. Apone, E . G ra y , L . Hol­lan d , S. In g le tt , B . Konar, C. M a lin ka L e tt, J . M cMahon B rown, B . P a r r y , C. Po le , J . Z a ja czkow sk i.

Anyone who has in fo rm a­tion abou t the g rad u a te s is asked to c a ll B a rb a ra F ra n k ,1 Crown P I., M a taw an 07747.

f •Aberdeen man receives medal

Senior A irm an D a v id M . C la rke , son of D a v id And E lle n C la rke , 51 In n e rh ill Lane, A berdeen , has been deco ra ted w ith the A ir F o rce A ch ievem en t M eda l a t R A F , C roughton, E n g lan d .

The A ch ievem en t M eda l is a w a rd e d to a irm e n fo r m erito rio u s se rv ic e , a c ts of c o u r a g e , o r o th e r ac- com p lism en ts .

C la rke is a ra d io com ­m un ica tion s sp e c ia lis t w ith th e 2130th In f o rm a t io n S y stem s Squadron .

He is a 1976 g radu a te of St. John V ianney H igh School, Ho lm del.

m un ic ia lit ie s “w i ll be ab le to s a v e 20-25 percen t on th e ir in su ran ce b i l ls .”

F o r e x am p le , W e igand s a id , th e bo ro ugh sp en t $74,000 fo r w o rke r’s compen­sa tio n and em p lo ye r’s l ia b i l­i ty co verage in 1984.

W h ile the borough w ou ld h ave to pay $90,000 fo r the co verage th is y e a r , W eigand sa id , the fund shou ld be ab le to pu rchase i t fo r approx­im a te ly $60,000.

In ano ther m a tte r , the co unc il w i l l a sk the owners of the B o rde rlin e N igh t C lub, the F lam in g o B a r , and the P a la c e Lounge to stop th e ir cu stom ers from f ig h tin g and ca u s in g other d is tu rb an ce s to ne ighbo rs.

The co un c il’s ac tion w as in response to a re q u e st from A ctin g P o lice Ch ief R a y ­mond O’H are.

O’H are a sked the counc il to re je c t the b a r s ’ app lica ­tions to renew th e ir liq u o r l ic en se s nex t month.

On s e v e r a l o c c a s io n s , O’H are sa id , the po lice have been c a lle d to the B o rde rlin e to b re a k up f ig h ts .

C harges h a ve been file d a g a in s t the F lam in g o B a r and the P a la c e Lounge fo r rem a in in g open a f te r 2 a .m ., a cco rd in g to George K a u ff­m ann , deputy borough m an­ager.

M ayo r W a lte r F a r le y sug ­ge sted w a rn in g the owners th a t th e ir lic en se s w i l l not be .renew ed next y e a r i f the p rob lem s a re not e lim in a ted .

“ T here ’s no tim e to take ca re of i t th is y e a r ,” F a r le y sa id , “ b u t w e shou ld te ll them tha t we won’t renew the lic en se s nex t y e a r un le ss th is is taken ca re o f.”

F u tu r e s c ie n t is t sF u tu re sc ie n t is ts had a chance to d isp la y th e ir d isco ve rie s a t the Holy F a m ily sc ien ce fa ir h e ld la s t w eek . A w a rd s w ere d is tr ib u te d b y ( fa r le ft) S is te r N ad ine , the schoo l’s p r in c ip a l, and ( fa r r ig h t) M rs . Gomez, a seventh- and eighth-grade sc ience teache r, to B ryan Z a le sk i, the ju n io r g rand p r ize w inne r, and R obe rta Serrano , the in te rm ed ia te g rand p rize w inner.

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Board may discipline Konapacki for late reports

By P a u la B ergH AZLET

The Board of E d u ca tio n w i l l d e c ide w ith in a few w eeks i f it w i l l p ena lize B oard Secre­ta r y E ugene Konopack i in connection w ith the d is t r ic t ’s fa i lu re to g a in s ta te c e r t if ic a ­tion, Superin tenden t o f Schools Joseph A. D isp en zie re s a id F r id a y .

The d is tr ic t w a s den ied ce rt if ic a t io n be­ca u se i t w as la te in su bm itt in g i ts 1984-85 budge t, som e tran spo rta tion route repo rts, and f in an c ia l repo rts .

L a s t w eek , the board m e t in c lo sed sess ion to d iscu ss w ha t ac tion it w ou ld take ag a in s t Konopack i fo r f i l in g the repo rts la te .

A cco rd ing to the s ta te m on ito r’s repo rt, Konopack i w a s la te in f il in g fo u r f in an c ia l s ta tem en ts . S e ve ra l repo rts w ere subm itte d n e a r ly s ix m on ths la te .

E a r l ie r th is y e a r , the board h ired M a la ch i K enney, a R ed B ank a tto rn ey , to re v iew Konopack i’s perfo rm ance .

“ The bo a rd h ired m e to re v iew Kono­p a ck i’s o v e ra ll p e rfo rm ance and to a d v ise them of the courses of ac tion they cou ld fo llow becau se they v iew ed h is w o rk a s un­sa t is fa c to ry ,” K enney s a id F r id a y .

U nder s ta te law , K enney sa id , Konopack i m ay be d isc ip lin ed in two w ay s .

The board m ay dec ide to w ith o ld o r re ­duce h is annua l s a la r y in c rea se , o r i t m ay seek h is d ism is sa l by f i l in g ch a rges w ith the s ta te com m iss io ner of education .

Konopack i, who ea rn s $49,266 a y e a r , has been the d is t r ic t ’s board se c re ta ry and bu s in e ss a dm in is tra to r fo r 10 yea rs .

He cannot be d ism is se d , K enney sa id , un­le s s the com m iss io ner of educa tion fin d s th a t there is ju s t cau se fo r h is d ism is sa l, becau se o f neg lec t, m isb eh a v io r , in e ffic ien ­cy , o r conduct unbecom ing an em p loyee of the d is tr ic t .

Konopack i w ou ld h a ve the r ig h t to de fend h im se lf be fo re the com m iss ioner.

D isp en zie re and K enney s a id th ey cou ld not d is cu s s the d e ta ils of the bo a rd ’s d iscu s ­sions about Konopack i, becau se s ta te law p roh ib its p u b lic d iscu ss ion of tenu re ch a rg ­es.

Konopack i a ttem p ted to w a iv e h is r ig h t to a c lo sed h ea r in g on the ch a rges la s t week. B u t, K enney sa id , s ta te law p roh ib its Konopack i from w a iv in g a c lo sed session .

Konopack i d id not respond to a rep o rte r’s in q u ir ie s abou t the m a tte r .

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Assemblyman blames Republicans

Azzolina charges Walker with delaying shore funds

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can cand ida te fo r the A ssem ­b ly in the 13th D is t r ic t , la s t w eek ch a rg ed A ssem b lym an J a c q u e l in e W a lk e r w ith “ pu ttin g p o lit ic s ahead of Monmouth County’s shore p ro tection needs .”

A z zo lin a c h a rg e d th a t W a lke r, a D em ocra t, p re­ven ted the A ssem b ly from vo tin g on a $10.8 m illio n ap­p rop ria tion fo r shore p ro tec­tion p ro jec ts .

B u t W a lk e r responded tha t R ep ub lica n s in the S ta te Senate cau sed the vo te to be de layed .

The b i l l w ou ld p ro v id e $1 m illio n fo r beach re sto ra tion in K ean sbu rg and $285,000 fo r a t im b e r bu lkh ead in Keyport.

“ M rs . W a lk e r sn a tch ed the b i l l from the A ssem b ly ’s w a it in g h and s a f te r she le a rn e d th a t D em o c ra t ic Sen. F ra n k P a llo n e cou ld not m ove the sam e leg is la tio n in the S ta te S enate ,” sa id A z­zo lina , a fo rm e r s ta te sena ­to r. “ H er p o lit ic a l concerns app a ren tly ou tw e ighed those of the county. The A ssem b ly is not schedu led to m eet a g a in fo r a month. M ean­w h ile , v a lu a b le d a y s a re w a s tin g aw a y and the pro­je c t s c o u ld be d e la y e d ano ther y e a r a s a re s u lt .”

B u t W a lke r sa id th a t Sen­a te R epub lican s d e la yed the b i l l becau se of ob jections from Robert H ughey, s ta te

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“M aybe M r. A zzo lina has fo rgo tten ,” she sa id , “ bu t ge ttin g a b i l l passed in ju s t one h o u se is no t good enough. I t h a s to pass both houses. The iro n ic p a rt is th a t h is p a rty s ta lle d the b i l l . ”

H ughey ob je c ted to her am endm en t nam ing p ro jec ts to be fin an ced b y the b i l l , W a lk e r sa id .

The Dept, of E n v ironm en ­ta l P ro tec tion w ou ld p re fe r in s te ad to h a ve fre e use of the fund s , she sa id .

“ I w an ted to m ake su re th a t K ean sbu rg and K eyport w o u ld g e t th e ir p ro je c ts fun ded ,” she sa id .

TV program to exam ine closing o f Keyport plantTRENTON

The re cen t c lo s in g of the K e rr G la ss Co. w i ll be ex ­am ined on N .J . N e tw o rk ’s “ On the R eco rd ” a t 5:30 p.m . Sunday.

The K eypo rt p lan t c lo sed w ithou t w arn ing its 120 em ­ployees.

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The Lu th e ran Church of the Good Shepard , C raw ­fo rd ’s Corner Road , and the L in c r o f t P r e s b y t e r i a n Church w i l l jo in t ly sponsor a va ca tio n ch u rch school th is sum m er.

The them e of the p rog ram is “ T o g e th e r in J e s u s ’ L o ve .”

The schoo l w i l l be he ld from J u ly 19 through Aug. 9, and c la s se s w i ll m ee t from 9:15 to 11:45 a .m .

C h ild ren ages of 3-12 a re e lig ib le to p a rtic ip a te in the p rogram .

The co st of the p rog ram is $5 pe r ch ild , o r a m ax im um of $15 per fam ily .

Ch ild ren m u s t be re g is ­te red b y J u lv 15.

A rche r Cole, p res iden t of the N .J . In d u s tr ia l Union Council, Sen. R ich a rd Van W agner, Sen. G e ra ld Gar- d in a le , and Jam es M orfo rd , the ch am be r of com m erce ’s execu tive v ic e p res iden t for go vernm en ta l re la t io n s , w i ll d is cu ss w he ther bu sine sses shou ld be re q u ire d to g ive em p lo ye e s n o tic e b e fo re closing .

W agner has sponsored a b i l l w h ich w ou ld re q u ire a com pany to g iv e 180 days no tice be fo re it c lo ses its doors.

C a rd in a le and M orfo rd op­pose the b i l l.

The show a lso w i ll be b ro ad ca st a t 11 p .m . F r id a y .

N .J . N e tw o rk in c lu d e s channe ls 23 (Camden), 50 (M on tc la ir) , 52 (Trenton), and 58 (N ew ark ). The s ta ­tion is a v a i la b le on cab le s ta tew ide .

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W a lke r sa id she had ob­ta in ed support in the A ssem ­b ly to con side r the b i l l on an “ em ergency b a s is ” so th a t it cou ld be enacted q u ic k ly .

B u t, she sa id , there w as no reason to vo te on the b i l l, be cau se the Senate had ad ­jo u rn ed w ithout vo tin g on it.

B u t, A zzo lin a coun tered , if the A ssem b ly had passed the b i l l , the Senate “ cou ld have been c a lle d in to sp ec ia l se s­sion betw een now and June 17 to conside r i t . ”

B ecause of the d e la y , the w o rk m ay be postponed to next y e a r , he sa id .

W a lke r contended th a t if the b i l l is approved in June, the D E P w i l l h ave am p le t im e to com p lete the work.

The L e g is la tu re d id not ap ­p rove la s t y e a r ’s en v iron ­m en ta l w o rk u n til J u ly , she sa id , and it w as done la s t y ea r .

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m itte e m ee tin g w a s c a lle d to o rde r in M ay , the hand bang­ing the g ra v e l be longed to M ayo r M ich ae l V oda rs ik , an eighth-grade s tuden t.

G u id ing M ich ae l V odars ik w as M ayo r G ay le B ra ss , who had p ro c la im ed M ay 9 S tudent G overnm en t D ay.

M ich ae l and o the r s tuden t o f f ic ia ls w e re e le c te d a fte r deba tes w ere he ld a t the C edar D r iv e School. The deba tes co ve red m an y lo ca l issu e s , from M t. L a u re l to th e e n v iro n m e n t to the F irem an ’s F a ir .

B a llo ts w ere c a s t in vo ting booths so th a t the experience w ou ld be re a lis t ic . E le c te d w ere A lyson Sco tti, Todd H erm an , M argo t K r ik o r ia n , R a ym o n d P a te l la , M ik e C la ir , and M ich ae l V oda rs ik .

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the p ro g ram , i t w a s “ a w onderfu l opportun ity” fo r the s tuden ts who “ pu t m any hours of w o rk in to the cam ­pa ign s an d p repara tion fo r the townsh ip m ee tin g .”

The p rog ram w as a le a rn ­ing experience fo r a l l the eighth-graders. They learned how to u se vo tin g m ach ines, p lan and conduct p o lit ic a l cam pa ign s, and p repare fo r the m ed ia . They exam ined lo ca l issu e s a ffe c tin g them , and lea rn ed about d iffe re n t m un ic ip a l jo b s . They a lso p ra c tice d w r it in g and speak­ing sk i l ls .

On S tudent G overnm en t D ay , the s ix s tu d en t o ffic e rs w a tch ed and le a rn ed a s the a c tu a l com m ittee m em bers d id th e ir jo b s . T ha t even ing , they ran the townsh ip m eet­ing.

B ra ss p resen ted a p laque to the schoo l a t the conclu ­s ion o f the m ee tin g , c it in g

the e x ce llen t jo b done by the studen ts .

She exp la in ed th a t one of he r go a ls had been to in­s t itu te su ch a p rog ram of “ e d u c a t io n b y p a r ­tic ip a tio n ” in the schoo ls. S tuden ts shou ld be cogn izan t o f the p rocesses of go vern ­m en t, sh e s a id , a d d in g , “ Such an aw a reness shou ld be p a rt o f each s tu d en ts ’ educa tion .”

The s tu d e n t- com m itte e m em bers ag reed th a t th e ir da y had been “ fu n ,” “ in ­te r e s t in g ,” an d a “ good e d u c a t io n a l e x p e r ie n c e .” H erm an thought th a t i t w as n ice to be “ tre a te d lik e an a d u lt ,” fo r a change.

V oda rs ik sa id he lea rned th a t go ve rnm en t o f f ic ia ls a r e “ j u s t l i k e n o rm a l peop le .”

He added th a t the ex­perience w a s d iffe re n t from w ha t he thought i t w ou ld be.

“ I knew i t w ou ld be in ­te re s tin g ,” he sa id , bu t he seem ed to en jo y the fee lin g of power th a t goes w ith the o ffice . “ I t ’s n ice to have p r io r ity ,” he sa id , “ bu t I s t i l l w an t to be a do cto r.”

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S E C T IO N I I . T h e f o l lo w in g s a la r ie s a r e h e r e b y f i x e d a n d d e t e r m in e d f o r t h e fo l lo w in g o f f i c e r s a n d e m p lo y e e s e f f e c t i v e M a y 14, 1985, t o W it :

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S E C T IO N V I I . T h is O r d in a n c e s h a l l t a k e e f f e c t u p o n i t s p a s s a g e , a p p r o v a l a n d p u b l i c a t io n a c c o r d in g t o la w .

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foregoing Ordinance was introduced and passed on first reading on M ay 14, 1985 and w ill be considered for final passage and adoption a t the meeting of the M ayor and Council of the Borough of Keyport, Monmouth County, New Jersey, to be held a t the Borough Hall, 18-20 M ain Street, Keyport, New Jersey on June 4, 1985 a t 8:00 P .M ., when objections, if any, to the passage of same w ill be received.

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O R D IN A N C E NO. 12-1985 O R D I N A N C E O F T H E T O W N S H IP O F A B E R D E E N , IN T H E C O U N T Y O F M O N M O U T H , N E W J E R S E Y , P R O V I D I N G F O R T H E T O W N S H IP 'S S H A R E O F T H E C O S T O F C A P I T A L I M P R O V E M E N T S T O T H E A B E R D E E N - M A T A W A N P U B L I C L I B R A R Y , A P P R O P R I A T I N G $ 1 6 4 ,0 0 0 .0 0 , T H E R E F O R E , A N D A U T H O R I Z I N G T H E IS S U A N C E O F $118 ,000 .00 IN C A P I T A L N O T E S F O R F I N A N C I N G P A R T O F T H E C O S T T H E R E O F .

B E I T O R D A I N E D b y t h e T o w n s h ip C o u n c i l o f t h e T o w n s h ip o f A b e r d e e n ( n o t le s s t h a n t w o - t h i r d s o f a l l m e m b e r s t h e r e o f a f f i r m a t i v e l y c o n ­c u r r i n g ) a s f o l lo w s :

S e c t io n 1. T h e im p r o v e m e n t d e s c r ib ­e d in S e c t io n 3 o f t h i s O r d in a n c e is h e r e b y a u th o r iz e d a s a g e n e r a l i m ­p r o v e m e n t to be u n d e r ta k e n b y the T o w n s h ip o f A b e r d e e n , N e w J e r s e y . F o r th e im p r o v e m e n t o r p u r p o s e d e s c r ib e d in S e c t io n 3 , t h e r e is h e r e b y a p p r o p r ia t e d th e s u m o f $ 1 18 ,000 .00 , i n ­c lu d in g t h e s u m o f $ 4 6 ,000 .00 , a s a d o w n p a y m e n t , p r e v i o u s l y a p ­p r o p r ia t e d th r o u g h th e b u d g e t a r y p r o ­c e s s , a n d b e in g h e ld b y t h e T o w n s h ip f o r t h i s p u rp o s e .

S e c t io n 2 . I n o r d e r t o f in a n c e th e c o s t o f th e im p r o v e m e n t o r p u r p o s e n o t c o v e r e d b y a p p l i c a t io n o f t h e d o w n p a y m e n t , t h e is s u a n c e o f " c a p i t a l n o t e s " a r e h e r e b y authorized to be is s u e d in th e p r i n c ip a l a m o u n t o f $ 1 1 8 ,0 0 0 .0 0 p u r s u a n t t o N . J . S . A . 4 0 A :2 -8 b .

S e c t io n 3 a . T h e im p r o v e m e n t h e r e b y a u th o r iz e d a n d th e p u r p o s e f o r th e f in a n c in g o f w h ic h th e n o te s a r e t o b e is s u e d i s t h e e x p a n s io n o f t h e A b e r d e e n - M a ta w a n P u b l ic L ib r a r y , th e c o n s t r u c t io n o f a n a d d i t io n t h e r e to , t h e a c q u is i t io n a n d in s t a l la t io n o f a l l e q u ip m e n t a n d f u r n is h in g s n e c e s s a r y th e r e f o r e o r i n c id e n t a l t h e r e to , w h ic h im p r o v e m e n t is t o b e u n d e r ta k e n j o i n t l y b y t h e T o w n s h ip a n d th e B o r o u g h o f M a t a w a n .

S e c t io n 3 b . T h e e s t im a t e d m a x im u m a m o u n t o f n o te s t o b e is s u e d f o r t h e i m ­p r o v e m e n t o f p u r p o s e is a s s ta te d in S e c t io n 2 h e r e o f .

S e c t io n 3 c . T h e e s t im a t e d c o s t o f th e im p r o v e m e n t o r p u r p o s e is $3 46 ,000 .00 , in c lu d in g $ 1 6 4 ,0 0 0 .0 0 a p p r o p r i a t e d h e r e in a n d $82 ,000 .00 t o b e p r o v id e d b y th e B o r o u g h o f M a ta w a n .

S e c t io n 4 . A l l " c a p i t a l n o t e s " is s u e d h e r e u n d e r s h a l l m a t u r e a t s u c h t im e s a s m a y b e d e t e r m in e d b y t h e C h ie f F in a n c ia l O f f i c e r ; p r o v id e d t h a t n o n o te s h a l l m a t u r e la t e r t h a n f i v e (5 ) y e a r s f r o m th e is s u a n c e o f t h e f i r s t o f s a id n o te s , a n d n o t le s s t h a n tw e n t y (2 0 % ) t h e r e o f s h a l l b e p a id in e a c h s u c c e e d in g y e a r a n d sh a ll be payab le f r o m f u n d s o t h e r t h a n th e p r o c e e d s o f o b l ig a t io n s . T h e n o te s s h a l l b e a r i n ­t e r e s t a t s u c h r a t e o r r a t e s a n d b e in s u c h f o r m a s m a y b e d e t e r m in e d b y th e C h ie f F in a n c ia l O f f i c e r . T h e C h ie f F in a n c ia l O f f i c e r s h a l l d e t e r m in e a l l m a t t e r s in c o n n e c t io n w i t h n o te s is s u e d p u r s u a n t t o t h is O r d in a n c e , a n d th e C h ie f F in a n c ia l O f f i c e r 's s ig n a t u r e u p o n th e n o te s s h a l l b e c o n c lu s iv e e v id e n c e a s t o a l l S u c h d e t e r m in a t io n s . A l l n o te s is s u e d h e r e u n d e r m a y b e re n e w e d f r o m t im e t o t im e s u b je c t to t h e p r o v is io n s o f N .J .S .A . 4 0 A :2 - 8 ( b ) .

S e c t io n 5 . T h e f o l lo w in g a d d i t io n a l m a t t e r s a r e h e r e b y d e t e r m in e d , d e c la r e d , r e c i t e d a n d s ta te d :

( a ) T h e im p r o v e m e n t o r p u r p o s e d e s c r ib e d in S e c t io n 3 o f t h i s O r ­d in a n c e is n o t a c u r r e n t e x p e n s e . I t is a n im p r o v e m e n t o r p u r p o s e t h a t th e T o w n s h ip m a y l a w f u l l y u n d e r t a k e a s a

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( b ) T h e S u p p le m e n ta l D e b t S ta te ­m e n t , r e q u i r e d b y t h e L o c a l B o n d L a w , h a s been d u ly p repared and file d in t h e O f f i c e o f th e C le r k a n d a c o m ­p le te e x e c u te d d u p l i c a t e t h e r e o f h a s b e e n f i l e d in t h e O f f ic e o f t h e D i r e c t o r o f th e D iv is io n o f L o c a l G o v e r n m e n t S e r v ic e s in t h e D e p a r t m e n t o f C o m ­m u n i t y A f f a i r s in th e S ta te o f N e w J e r s e y . S u c h s t a t e m e n t s h o w s t h a t th e g r o s s d e b t o f th e T o w n s h ip , a s d e f in e d in th e L o c a l B o n d L a w , is in c r e a s e d b y th e a u t h o r iz a t io n o f th e n o te s p r o v id e d in t h is O r d in a n c e b y $11 8 ,0 0 0 .0 0 , a n d th e o b l ig a t io n s a u th o r iz e d h e r e in w i l l b e w i t h i n a l l d e b t l im i t a t i o n s p r e s c r ib ­e d b y t h a t L a w .

( c ) A n a g g r e g a te a m o u n t , n o t e x ­c e e d in g $ 1 18 ,000 .00 , f o r i t e m s o f e x ­p e n s e l is te d in a n d p e r m i t t e d u n d e r N .J .S .A . 4 0 A :2 -2 0 m a y b e in c lu d e d a s p a r t o f t h e c o s t o f t h e p u r p o s e o r im ­p r o v e m e n t a u th o r iz e d h e r e in a n d is i n ­c lu d e d in t h e f o r e g o in g e s t im a t e th e r e o f .

S e c t io n 6. T h e f u l l f a i t h a n d c r e d i t o f th e T o w n s h ip a r e h e r e b y p le d g e d to b e p u n c tu a l p a y m e n t o f t h e p r in c ip a l a n d i n t e r e s t o n t h e o b l i g a t i o n s a u th o r iz e d b y t h is O r d in a n c e . T h e ob lig a tio n sha ll be d ire c t u n lim ite d ■ o b lig a t io n s o f t h e T o w n s h ip a n d th e T o w n s h ip s h a l l b e o b l ig a te d to le v y a d v a lo r e m ta x e s u p o n a l l t h e t a x a b le p r o p e r t y w i t h i n t h e T o w n s h ip f o r th e p a y m e n t o f th e o b l ig a t io n s a n d i n ­t e r e s t t h e r e o n w i t h o u t l im i t a t i o n o f r a t e o r a m o u n t .

S e c t io n 7. T h is O r d in a n c e s h a l l t a k e e f f e c t tw e n t y (2 0 ) d a y s a f t e r t h e f i r s t p u b l i c a t io n th e r e o f , a f t e r f i n a l a d o p ­t io n , a s p r o v id e d b y th e L o c a l B o n d | L a w .

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A b u ild e r who w an ts to deve lop 100 condom in ium un its on the bo rde r of the townsh ip and O ld B rid ge w ill h a ve to do som e road work be fo re the P lann in g Board w i ll app rove the p ro jec t.

The bo ard la s t w eek re ­fu sed to app rove E dw a rd J . R o nd in e lli’s p lan fo r the s ite a t C liffw ood an d County ro ads, sa y in g it w as “ in­com p le te” .

The bo ard vo ted 7-2 not to app ro ve the deve lopm en t and sa id i t w ou ld not ap­prove the app lica tion un le ss the deve loper ag re ed to w id ­en County and B iond i ro ads. He a lso w ou ld ha ve to in s ta ll s id ew a lk s on the ro ads.

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The townsh ip ’s 1984 Demo­c ra t of the Y e a r has jo in ed to the R epub lican pa rty .

P e te r J a d lo w s k i , w ho se rv e d a s the p re s iden t of the D em ocra tic p a rty fo r two te rm s , sa id th a t he m ade the sw itch becau se o f h is re sp e c t fo r M ayo r M a ry Jane W ile y ’s a dm in is tra tio n .

“ I h a ve been e x trem e ly im p re ssed w ith the a dm in is ­tra tio n of M ayo r W ile y ,” J ad low sk i sa id . “ Th is ad ­m in is t r a t io n h a s dem on ­s tra te d th a t th e ir concern is fo r H az le t f i r s t and fo re ­m ost. I fe e l th a t I can con­tr ib u te to the fu tu re of H az­le t, an d I b e lie v e th a t the fu tu re of o u r town is w e ll p la ced w ith the q u a lity of le ad e rsh ip dem onstra ted by the R epub lican D a rtv .”

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The s tip u la tio n s stem from R o nd in e lli’s proposed de ve l­opment of 160 a c re s in Old B rid g e , w h ich ab u t the pro­posed condom in ium s.

The concep tua l p lan sub ­m itte d fo r the O ld B ridge p ro je c t show s a road con­n e c t in g th e d e ve lo p m en t w ith B iondi Road. That, sa y s the p lann ing board , w ou ld c re a te t ra f f ic p rob lem s.

R o nd in e lli’s law y e r , M ark B re itm an , s a id h is c lien t does not in tend to b u ild the

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m an M ich ae l Abend, Ron­d in e lli to ld the board he w ou ld not deve lop the ab u t­t in g p ro p e r ty . B r ie tm an , how eve r, s a id R o n d in e lli n ever p rom ised he w ou ld not deve lop the ab u ttin g land , bu t ra th e r th a t h is c lien t p rom ised a b u ffe r between the two p roperties.

A lthough the bo ard has deem ed the app lica tion “ in ­co m p le te ,” A bend added th a t it has not been re je c ted .

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M em oria l Day service to be held in HazletH AZLET

The annua l M em o ria l D ay s e rv ic e sponsored by VFW Po st 4303 and the R ecrea tion Com m ittee w i ll be he ld a t 11 a .m . M onday a t V e te ran s M em o ria l P a rk , Union A ve ­nue.

F o rm a tio n t im e is 10:30 a .m .

P o s t o f f ic ia ls encourages co m m un ity o rg an iz a t io n s , youth groups, and the pub lic to a ttend . I f groups w ou ld l ik e to p resen t f lo ra l o ffe r­in g s , th ey a re a sk e d to

re g is te r w ith the m a s te r of c e re m o n ie s im m e d ia te ly be fo re the se rv ice .

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He u rg ed youth le ad e rs to encou rage youths to p a r­t ic ip a te , to genera te a fe e l­ing fo r the tru e m ean ing of the ho liday .

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The Townsh ip Council la s t n igh t vo ted unan im ou s ly to bo rrow $118,000 to pay its sh a re of the co st of expan­d ing and renova tin g the M a t­awan-Aberdeen P u b lic L i­b ra ry .

The townsh ip w i ll bo rrow the money in the fo rm of short- term notes and repay it o ve r a five-year period .

A berdeen w i ll con tribu te $164,000 to l ib ra ry p ro jec t; the rem a in in g $46,000 w a s in ­c lu d ed in the 1985 m un ic ip a l c ap ita l o u tlay budge t.

The en tire p ro je c t w i l l cost $340,000. M a taw an Borough is p ro v id in g $78,000, and the l i b r a r y i s c o n t r ib u t in g $99,000. Another $5,000 w ill come from p r iv a te dona­tions.

Construction has a lre a d y begun on the two-story ad d i­tion to the re a r of the ex ­is t in g s tr u c tu r e on M a in S tree t, M ataw an . I t is ex ­pected to be com p leted by

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H e r ita g e H ouse R e a lty a n d C o n s u l t a n t s ’ f ir s t- q u a r te r vo lum e w a s m ore than doub le the f ig u re fo r the f ir s t q u a r te r of 1984, i t w a s announced b y the agen cy ’s owners, B e tty H aines, M a ry B jo rk h o lm , a n d S u zanne L ev in e F r ie n d .

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3,840-sq.-ft. add ition w i ll in ­c rea se the l ib r a r y ’s cap a c ity from be tw een 15,000 and20.000 vo lum e s to abou t65.000 books.

The low e r le v e l of the new s tru c tu re w i l l house a ch il­d ren ’s section , and the upper le v e l w i ll be u sed fo r an a d u lt section and e x tra sto rage space.

The o ld section w i ll be u sed e n tire ly fo r a d u lt books.

In add ition to s tru c tu ra l changes, o ther renovations, in c lud in g in c rea sed pa rk in g and sea tin g cap ac ity , and a la rg e , c en tra lize d c ir c u la ­tion a rea a re expected to be com p leted by O ctober, a c ­co rd ing to l ib r a ry d ire c to r D e lo res M cKeough .

E xpansion of the l ib ra ry w as conside red m any tim es in the p ast, bu t u n til th is y e a r , no p lan w as e v e r im ­p lem ented .

In o ther ac tion , the counc il am ended an o rd inance es­ta b lish in g a s a la r y range fo r f ir e sub-code o ff ic ia ls .

The new am endm en t c a lls fo r a $415 annua l in c re a se fo r the o ff ic ia ls .

M ayo r B urton M orachn ick exp la ined th a t the change w as ne ce ssa ry becau se of the s t r ic te r re q u irem en ts im posed b y the sta te .

In ac tion s tem m in g from p r e v io u s f i r e d i s a s t e r s th roughou t the s ta te , in ­c lu d in g the K ean sbu rg and B r a d le y B e a c h n u r s in g home f ir e s and la s t y e a r ’s G rea t A dven tu re b laze , the

s ta te in c rea sed the work load and re sp on s ib ilit ie s of the o ff ic ia ls , the m ayo r sa id .

R ou tin e ac tion s , su ch as inspections of em ergency a c ­ce ss a re a s and f ir e supres- sion sy s tem s (sp rin k le rs and ex tin g u ish e rs) , w i l l be even m o re th o ro u g h , he e x ­p la ined .

M o rach n ick v iew ed the sub-code o ff ic ia l in c rea se as “ v e ry nom in a l” in com pa ri­son to the in c rea sed w ork­load .

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T h e In d e p e n d e n t ’ s “ W ha t’s H appen ing” co l­umn is pub lished as a free pub lic s e rv ic e to the com ­m un ity . Any o rgan iza tion in ­te re s ted in hav in g an even t appear in th is co ium n m ust su bm it the in fo rm a tion be­fo re 5 p .m . F r id a y fo r p ub li­ca tion the fo llow ing W ednes­d a y . P u b l i c i t y r e le a s e s shou ld be m a iled to “ W hat’s Happen ing,” P .O . Box 81, K eyport, N .J . 07735.

A p p lic a t io n s fo r co un ­s e lo r s jo b s fo r A b e rd e en Townsh ip ’s sum m er th e ra ­p eu tic re crea tion p rogram fo r hand icapped people a re now be ing accep ted . App li­can ts m u s t be a t le a s t 18 y e a rs o ld and have tra in in g in sp ec ia l educa tion . D ead­lin e fo r app lica tion s is June 3. F o r m ore in fo rm ation : 583-4200.

A s u p p o r t g ro u p fo r women who have been sex­u a lly a s s a u lte d is be in g fo rm ed b y the W omen’s R e ­sou rce and S u rv iv a l Center, 10-16 B road S t., K eyport. The group w i ll m ee t 7:30 to 9 p .m . W ednesday a t the cen­te r . In d iv id u a l co un se lin g a lso w i ll be a v a ila b le . F o r m ore in fo rm a tion : 264-4111 betw een 9 a .m . and 5 p .m . M onday th rough F r id a y .

The co in c o lle c t io n of Caren L issn e r, a H olm del honor studen t, w i ll be on d isp la y next month a t the H o lm de l L ib ra ry , C raw fords Corner Road. Caren won f ir s t p r ize in the an e ssay conce rt sponsored by the Ho lm de l H is to r ic a l Society, w h ich is sponsoring the ex ­h ib it of h e r coin co llec tion .

The M a taw an R e g io n a l H igh School c la s s of 1976 is p lann ing a reun ion . C lass m em bers a re a sked to send a p o stca rd w ith nam e , a d ­d re ss , and telephone num ber to N ad ine T an tle ff G reen­span , 601 W oodbridge Com­mons W ay, Is e lin 08830.

Aberdeen Townsh ip is ac­cep ting app lica tion s fo r jo b s in its sum m er p layground and even ing p rog ram s. Ap­p lica n ts m u s t be en te ring th e ir sen io r y e a r of h igh schoo l o r o lde r. D ead lin e fo r app lica tion s is June 3. F o r m ore in fo rm a tion : 583-4200.

The Aberdeen H usk ie s Pop W arne r F o o tb a ll team is ren tin g space fo r a f le a m a rk e t to be he ld June 22 a t the C liffw ood A venue E le ­m en ta ry School. A space can be ren ted fo r $8. F o r m ore in ­fo rm a tio n : 583-1420, 566-2239, o r 583-3330.

Wednesday, May 22

A support group fo r p a r­en ts of ch ild ren w ith se izu re d iso rd e rs w i l l m ee t a t 7 p .m . a t Room 238 of Monmouth M e d ic a l C en te r ’s S tan le y W ing, 300 Second A ve ., Long B ranch . F o r m ore in fo rm a­tion: Dorothy M cLough lin (870-5216) o r Sheila Dina- b u rg (870-5215).

The County P a rk S y stem ’s Sen ior Golden O lym p ics w i ll be h e ld from 9 a .m . to 3 p.m . a t Thompson P a rk , Newm an Sp rings Road, L in c ro ft. The fee is $1. R eg is tra tio n fo rm s a r e a v a i la b le a t co u n ty p a rk s . F o r m ore in fo rm a­tion: 842-4000.

The B ayshore Com m unity H o sp ita l C an ce r Suppo rt G roup w ill m eet a t 7:30 p.m . a t the ho sp ita l, 727 N. B eers S t., H o lm de l. F o r m ore in­fo rm a tion : 739-5919.

S ing les A ga in , a s in g le s group , w i l l ho ld a dance a t 8 p .m . a t the L a ke s id e M anor, Route 36, H az le t. F o r more in fo rm a tion : 528-6343.

B ro o k d a le C o m m u n ity College w ill ho ld a ca re e r fa ir from 7 to 10 p .m . in its gym nasium , Newman Springs Road , L in c ro ft . A dm iss ion is free , and each person who a ttend s w ill be ab le to attend th ree workshops.

S lides dep ic tin g the h is­to ry of Monmouth Countyw i ll be shown from 7:30 to 9 p .m . a t the County L ib r a r y ’s E a s te rn B ranch , Route 35, S h rew sbu ry . W illiam E d ­m und K em b le o f Wanamas- sa w i l l p resen t the p rogram .

The M onm ou th C oun ty Council of PTA s w i ll ho ld its an nua l school of in fo rm ation a t 7:30 p .m . a t B r ic k H igh School.

Thursday, May 23

The R a v in e D r iv e E lem en ­ta ry School (M ataw an) w ill ho ld its an nua l G randp ar­en ts D ay , a r t show , and sp r in g conce rt today . G rand­p a ren ts w i ll v is i t the school d u rin g the d a y and h a ve an opportun ity to a ttend the a r t show and concert in e ith e r the afternoon o r even ing . P a re n ts a re in v ite d to the e ven ing p rogram .

S ing les A ga in , an o rgan i­za tion fo r s in g le s w i l l ho ld a dance a t 8 p .m . a t the Colts N eck Inn , F reeho ld Road. F o r m o re in fo rm a t io n : 528-6343.

A tell-and-draw s to ry hour fo r ch ild ren in g rade s K-5 w i l l be he ld a t 4 p .m . a t the Co lts N eck L ib ra ry , H eyers M ill Road. A dvance re g is ­tra tio n is re qu ired . F o r more in fo rm a tio n : 431-5656.

The B ayshore A m erican H e llen ic A ssn . w i ll hold its annua l fash ion show and d in ­ne r a t 7 p .m . a t the P en in ­su la House, 1090 Ocean A ve ., Sea B r igh t. F a sh ion s w i ll be p ro v ided b y C h ris tin a , F a ir H aven . P ro ceed s w i ll go to the bu ild in g fund of the Ki- m is is T is Theotokous G reek O rthodox Church , H o lm de l. T ick e ts , $20, can be re se rved by c a llin g F re id a Mookas at 583-4594.

The K e y p o r t W om an ’s C lub w ill ho ld it's annua l sp rin g banque t a t 7 p .m . a t th e B u tto nw o o d M an o r , Rou te 34, M ataw an . A cock­ta i l hour w i ll be he ld before the d inner;

The K eypo rt A u x ilia ry of B aysho re Com m unity Hospi­t a l w i l l ho ld i t s an n ua l fash ion show a t 6:30 p .m . a t the L a ke s id e M anor, Route 36, H azle t. A ro a s t bee f d in ­ner w i ll be se rved . R e se rv a ­tions can be m ade by ca llin g 264-3944 or 264-3619.

Ch ild ren in g rade s K-5 w ill m ake a bouquet of tu lip s a t ap rog ram to be he ld a t 3:30 p .m . a t the H az le t L ib ra ry , 251 M id d le R d . F o r m ore in­fo rm a tion about the fre e pro­g ram : 264-7164.

Joyce M cLough lin , d ire c ­to r o r c lie n t S e rv ice s fo r P lann ed Paren thood of Mon­m outh County w i l l Speak on the ad van tage s , d is a d van ­tage s , and r is k s of d iffe re n t typ es of con tracep tive s a t 9:30 a .m . a t P lann ed P a ren t­hood, 69 E . N ewm an Sp rings R d ., Sh rew sbu ry . To re g is ­te r : 842-9300, ex tension 47.

Friday, May 24

Today is the dead lin e fo r re se rva tio n s fo r the A ssn . of Women B u s in e ss O w ners’ M ay 30 d inner m ee tin g a t the L in c ro ft In n , 700 Newm an Sp rings R d ., L in c ro ft . R e se r­va tio n s can be m ade b y c a ll­in g Caro l Jaco b s a t 842-4488.

The Sen io r Women’s C lub o f S t. J am es A M E Zion

An o ld fash ioned hay r id e is one of the even ts p lanned fo r the M em o ria l D ay weekend a t the County P a rk S y stem ’s Longstree t F a rm , H o lm de l. V is ito rs can a lso en jo y two other p rog ram s, “ S a tu rd a y Down on the F a rm ” and “ T rad it io n a l B la c k sm ith F a rm W ork .” F o r more in fo rm a tio n : 842-4000.

Church w i ll ho ld a pre-50th A nn iv e rsa ry S e rv ice a t 8 p .m . a t the ch u rch , 100 A t­la n t ic A ve ., Aberdeen . G uest m in is te r w i l l be the R ev . A r­ch ie R ichm ond of the Quinn Chapel A M E Church , A tla n t­ic H igh lands.

Saturday, May 25

A w h itew a te r ra f t tr ip a t the Low er Gorge of the Le­h igh R iv e r is p lanned fo r to­d a y b y the County P a rk S ys­tem . A group w i l l m ee t a t 7:30 a .m . a t the Thompson P a rk V is ito r Center p a rk in g lo t, N ewm an Sp rings Road, L in c ro ft. The fee fo r the 17-mile tr ip is $48, and a d ­va n ce re g is tra t io n is re ­q u ired . F o r m ore in fo rm a­tion: 842-4000.

B eg inn ing ro ck-c lim b ing c lin ic s w i ll be h e ld from 9 a .m . to 1 p .m . today an d 8 a .m . to 6 p .m . tom orrow a t the Thompson P a rk V is ito r C en te r, N ew m an Sp rin g s Road, L in c ro ft . The fee fo r the four-hour c la ssroom ses­sion and the fu ll- day f ie ld tr ip is $25. A dvance re g is t r a ­tion is re q u ire d . F o r m ore in­fo rm a tion : 842-4000.

Sunday, May 26

VFW Post 4247 and its L ad ie s A u x ilia ry w i l l ho ld a sp aghe tti d in n e r from 3 to 7 p .m . a t the post home, T h ird and W ave r ly s tre e ts , K ey ­port. A dm ission is $3.

An e ig h t- m ile h ik e is p lanned fo r today b y the C oun ty P a r k S y s tem . A group w i l l m ee t a t 8 a .m . a t the Thompson P a rk V is ito r Center p a rk in g lo t, N ewm an Sp rings Road, L in c ro ft. The fee is $7, and ad van ce re g is ­tra tio n is requ ired : F o r m ore in fo rm a tion : 842-4000.

The opening recep tion for the County P a rk S y stem ’s A r t in the P a rk show w i l l be he ld from 2 to 4 p .m . a t the Thom pson P a rk G a lle r y , N ewm an Sp rings Road , L in ­cro ft. The two-person show w i l l e xh ib it the w o rk of Ben­n ie C la y J r . and Chuck M ile y . The show w i l l be open 10 a .m . to 4 p .m . d a ily th rough Sunday, June 23. Ad­m iss ion is free .

Monday, May 27

An exh ib ition of the photographs of Bennie C lay J r . , F reeho ld , (above) and Chuck M ile y w ill beg in Sunday in the Thompson P a rk G a lle ry , M idd le tow n . A recep tion w i ll be he ld from 2 to 4, p .n j. The show w i ll run th rough June 23.

The G a rden S ta te Nu- Voice C lub fo r La ryngec to ­m ees w i l l m ee t a t 9 a .m . a t the bo a rd room of R iv e rv iew M ed ic a l C en ter, R ed Bank. F o r m ore in fo rm a tio n : E d ­w a rd R . S a v ille (566-6632).

A 10-mile canoe tr ip on R ancocas C reek w i ll be con­duc ted today b y the County P a rk System . A group w i ll m ee t a t 8 a .m . a t the Thomp­son P a rk V is ito r C en te r p a r k in g lo t , N e w m a n Sp rings Road , L in c ro ft . The fee fo r the tr ip is $7 and in ­c lu d e s canoe re n ta l. A d­van ce re g is tra t io n is re ­qu ired . F o r m ore in fo rm a­tion: 842-4000.

The J e r s e y C la s s ic V P h y s iq u e Championship w ill be he ld a t 7 p .m . a t R a r ita n H igh School, M id d le Road, H azle t. M ore than 100 m a le and fem a le bo dybu ild e rs w ill com pete in the even t. A dm is­s ion fo r the p re lim in a ry ju d g in g , to be he ld a t 11 a .m . and 1:30 p .m . is $5. T ick e ts fo r the f in a ls a re $8. A com ­b ina tion tic k e t is a v a ila b le fo r $12. T ick e ts and m ore in­fo rm a tion can be ob ta ined by c a llin g F itn e s s C ity a t 566-2423. .

M em o r ia l D ay s e rv ic e s w i l l be he ld a t 11 am . a t V e te ran s M em o r ia l P a rk , Union A venue , H az le t. The se rv ic e is sponsored b y VFW P o st 4303 and the H az le t R ecrea tio n Com m ittee.

VFW P o st 2179 and its a u x ­i l ia r y w i ll conduct M em o ria l D ay se rv ic e s a t 10 a .m . a t the B e lfo rd M onum ent; a t 11 a .m . a t M idd le tow n Town­sh ip H a ll, Route 35 and K in g s H ighw ay; and a t 11:45 a .m . a t its m onum ent, Route 36, P o r t Monmouth.

Tuesday, May 28

Aud itions fo r a County P a rk System production of “ A M id s u m m e r ’ s N ig h t D ream ” w i ll be he ld today and tom orrow a t the T a tum P a rk A c t iv ity C enter, R ed H ill R oad , M idd le tow n . The aud ition s a re open to h igh school and co lleg e studen ts . The p roduction is schedu led fo r June 28-29 and J u ly 5-6 a s p a rt of the P a rk S y stem ’s “ Shakespeare on the L aw n” se r ie s . F o r m ore in fo rm a­tion : A nge la Knox (842­4000). v

An in fo rm a tio n a l c la s s for d ia b e t ic s w i l l be he ld a t 7:30 p .m . a t B aysho re Communi­ty H osp ita l, 727 N. B ee rs S t., H o lm de l. F o r m ore in fo rm a­tion: 739-5919.

A blood d r iv e w i ll be con­duc ted from 7 to 10 p.m . a t M a ran a th a B ap tis t Church, H o lm de l Road, H azle t.

P a ren ts W ithout P a rtn e rs w i ll ho ld a co ck ta il p a r ty and dance a t 8:30 p. m . a t the Don Quixote Inn , Route 34, M a ta ­wan . A dm ission is $3 for m em bers and $5 fo r prospec­t iv e m em bers . F o r m ore in ­fo rm a tio n : 727-6020.

A sto ry hour fo r pre-school ch ild ren w ill be he ld a t 10 a .m . and aga in a t 1:30 p.m . a t the H o lm de l L ib ra ry , 4 C raw fo rd s Corner Rd . Ad­van ce re g is tra t io n is re ­q u ire d . F o r m ore in fo rm a­tion: 946-4118.

A c o lle c to r ’s c lu b fo r you ths in g rade s 3-6 w ill m ee t a t 4 p .m . a t the Holm ­de l L ib ra ry , 4 C raw ords Cor­ne r R d . A dvance re g is t r a ­tion is re qu ired . F o r m ore in ­fo rm a tio n : 946-4118.

The B aysho re Com m unity H o sp ita l C an ce r N e tw o rk V o lun teers w i l l m ee t a t 8 p .m . a t the ho sp ita l, 727 N. B e e rs S t., H o lm de l. F o r m ore in fo rm a tion : 739-5919.

F i lm s fo r c h i ld r e n in g rade s 4-6 w i l l be shown a t 4 p .m . a t the Colts N eck L i­b ra ry , H eyers M ill Road. F o r m o re in fo rm a t io n : 431-5656.

A rch ite c tu ra l f i lm s w i l l be shown a t 7:30 p .m . a t the Colts N eck L ib ra ry , H eyers M i l l Road. A dm ission is fre e .

A fre e workshop on “ Im ­p ro v in g Se lf-D iscip line” w i ll be h e ld from 8 to 9 p .m . a t the B eh av io ra l S e rv ice s Cen­te r , 70 M a in S t., M ataw an . A dvvan ce re g is tra t io n is re ­qu ired . To re g is te r : 583-4445.

Wednesday, May 29

A blood d r iv e w i ll be he ld from 8:15 a .m . to 2 p .m . a t R a r ita n H igh School, M id d le Road , H azle t.

T h e P o s t- M a s te c to m y Group of B ayshore Com­m un ity H osp ita l w i l l m ee t a t 8 p .m . a t the ho sp ita l, 727 N. B eers S t., H o lm de l. D r . E r ic W u rm se r w i ll speak on re ­construc tion . F o r m ore in ­fo rm a tion : 739-5919.

(Continued on P age 2)

p p e m i a ;(Continued from P age 1)S ing les A ga in , a s in g le s

group , w i l l ho ld a dance a t 8 p .m . a t the L a ke s id e M anor, Route 36, H az le t. F o r m ore in fo rm a tio n : 528-6343.

E lle n A lbe rtsen , a m em ­be r o f the D an ish under­ground d u r in g W orld W ar I I , w i ll lead a d iscu ss ion of “ D enm ark 1943: A Commu­n ity A g a in s t P r e ju d ic e ” from 8 to 10 p .m . a t the B rookda le Com m un ity Col­lege Ho locaust Center, New­m an Sp rings Road, L in c ro ft. M s. A lbe rtsen w i ll re la te how D an ish c it izen s banded toge ther to p reven t N azi oc­c u p ie r s f r o m a r r e s t in g J ew ish f a m i l ie s . A f i lm d ram a tiz in g the s to ry of one of the fam ile s , “ The Only W ay ,” s ta r r in g Jan e Sey­m our, w i l l be shown. The fee is $3. F o r m ore in fo rm a tion : 842-1900, ex tension 303.

Thursday, May 30

C h ild ren in g rade s K-5 w ill te l l s to r ie s d u r in g a p rog ram to be he ld a t 3:30 p .m . a t the H az le t L ib ra ry , 251 M idd le R d . F o r m ore in fo rm a tion ab o u t the fre e p rog ram : 264-7164.

S ing le s A ga in , an o rgan i­za tion fo r s in g le s , w i l l ho ld a dan ce a t 9 p .m . a t the Colts N eck Inn , F re eh o ld Road . An o rien ta tion sess ion w i l l s ta r t a t 8 p .m . F o r m ore in ­fo rm a tio n : 528-6343.

A fre e fo rum on se rv ic e s fo r the de a f w i l l be p resen ted a t 7:30 p .m . a t the County L i­b r a r y ’s E a s te r n B ra n c h , R o u te 35, S h r e w s b u r y . Speakers w i l l in c lu d e R u th Ann Thomson of the M a r ie H. K a tzenbach School fo r the D ea f, T renton ; Susan P re s ­ton, coo rd in a to r o f the Nep­tune School D is t r ic t ’s D ea f E duc tio n Cooperative P ro ­je c t ; D ebby Van D yke , who w i l l d em onstra te a te lecom ­m un ica tion d e v ice fo r the dea f; an d Ir v in g M a rcu s of R iv e rv ie w M ed ic a l Center.

The m on th ly m ee tin g of the Monmouth County Com­m ittee on Sexua l Abuse w i ll be he ld a t 9 a .m . a t the coun­t y ’s p ro secu to r’s o ffice , lo­ca te d on the th ird floo r o f the Court H ouse’s e a s t w ing , Monmouth S tree t, F reeho ld . M a r tin K rupn ick w i l l speak on tre a tm en t o f ado lescen t se x o ffenders . M ore in fo r­m ation abou t the m ee tin g can be ob ta in ed from M a ry Jo A lb u r tu s a t the Mon­m outh County B oard of So­c ia l S e rv ic e s , 1200 M em o ria l D r iv e , A sb u ry P a rk ; o r C h r is tin e H ille g a s , coo rd ina­to r of the coun ty se xu a l ab u se and tre a tm en t pro­g ram a t Ocean Townsh ip Com m un ity S e rv ic e s , 2001 B e llm o re S t., O akhurst.

The County P a rk S y stem ’s Longstree t F a rm , lo ca ted a t H o lm de l P a rk , w i l l beg in its sum m e r sch edu le today. The fa rm w i l l be open from 9 a .m to 5 p .m ., and the fa rm house w i l l be open from noon to 4 p .m . S a tu rd a y s and Sun­days . G roup tou rs can be a r ­ranged by c a llin g 842-4000.

Friday, May 31

The L a u re l and H ardy com edy “ Sons of the D e se rt” w i l l be shown a t 7:30 p .m . a t the County L ib a ry ’s E a s te rn B ranch , R ou te 35, Shrew s­bu ry .

Saturday June 1

F re e sc reen in g fo r h igh b lood p re ssu re w i l l be a v a i l­a b le from 10 a .m . to 2 p .m . a t K-Mart, Route 35,. H azle t.

A ca rd io pu lm ona ry re su s ­c ita tio n co u rse w i ll be con­du c ted today b y the R ed C ross a t its h e adqua r te rs , 830 B road S t., Sh rew sbu ry . The course , “ CPR : R ace fo r L ife ,” w i ll co ve r how one person can re sc u e an a d u lt v ic t im , a lte rn a t in g ex te rn a l c a rd ia c com pressions w ith mouth-to-mouth re su sc itia- tion. Two sess ion s a re a v a i l­ab le , one a t 9 a .m . and the other a t 1:30 p .m . The fee is $5. To re g is te r : 741-3443.

R eg is tra tio n fo r the H az le t Youth Soccer A ssn . w i l l be h e ld from 10 a .m . to 4 p .m . today and from noon to 4 p .m . tom orrow a t the so ccer fie ldhou se . Y ou th s born in 1970-78 a re e lig ib le . Any youth who has not p la yed in the league be fo re m u s t p re­sen t a b ir th c e r t if ic a te when re g is te r in g . A ll you th s m ust know th e ir t-shirt s ize s .

The Beth Ahm Com m unity P la y e r s p roduction of “ An­n ie” w i l l open a t 9 p .m . a t Tem p le Beth Ahm , 550 L lo yd R d ., A be rd een . R e se rv e d se a ts a re $7 and can be ob­t a in e d b y c a l l in W ilm a G reenspan a t 583-9705 or the tem p le a t 583-1700. G enera l adm iss io n is $5.

A fish-and-chips d in n e r w i ll be he ld from 4:30 to 7 p .m . a t the F a ith R e fo rm ed Church , M id d le Road and Poo le Avenue, H az le t. R e s ­e rva tio n s can be m ade by c a ll in g 888-0200. Take-out o rde rs w i l l be a v a ila b le . The co st is $5 fo r a d u lts and $4.50 fo r ch ild ren and sen io r c i t i­zens.

A dvanced sa le of t ic ke ts w i l l beg in today fo r the an­n ua l St. Leo’s Church C ar­n iv a l, to be h e ld June 10-15 on the ch u rch grounds. H ur­le y ’s L ane , L in c ro ft . T ick e ts w i ll be so ld from 10 a .m . to 2 p .m . a t the p a rish cen te r and a f te r a l l m asse s tom orrow and Jun e 9. F o r m ore in fo r­m ation : 747-5466.

The County P a rk System w i l l ho ld a fre e V ic to r ian ice c ream so c ia l from 1 to 3 p .m . a t i ts Longstree t F a rm , lo­ca te d a t H o lm de l P a rk , L ongstree t Road.

Sunday, June 2

The County P a rk System w ill ho ld a free V ic to r ian ice c ream so c ia l from 1 to 3 p .m . a t its Longstree t F a rm , lo­c a te d a t H o lm de l P a rk , Longstree t Road.

The Monmouth Council of Boy Scouts w i ll ho ld its s ix th annua l “ T ra ils o f the P io ­n e e rs ,” an a c t iv ity fo r Cub Scouts and W ebelos, from 1 to 5 p .m . a t Thompson P a rk N ew m an S p r in g s R o a d . D ens of Scouts, fo u r to e igh t boys each , w i l l d r iv e co vered w agons a long a t ra il . They w i l l c a r r y equ ipm en t needed to so lv e p rob lem s th ey w i ll encoun ter on the t r a il , and they w i l l w in po in ts fo r the w ay they hand le the prob­lem s.

A 10-mile h ik e on S chunem unk M oun ta in isp laned fo r today b y the County P a rk S y s tem . A group w i l l m ee t a t 8 a .m . a t the Thompson P a rk V is ito r Center p a rk in g lo t, N ewm an Sp rings Road , L in c ro ft . The fee is $8, and ad van ce re g is ­tra tio n is re q u ire d . F o r more in fo rm a tion : 842-4000.

The Beth Ahm Com m un ity P l a y e r s w i l l p r e s e n t “ Ann ie” a t 7:30 p .m . a t Tem ­p le B e th Ahm , 550 L lo yd R d ., Aberdeen . R e se rved se a ts a re $7 and can be ob ta ined b y c a llin g W ilm a G reenspan a t 583-9705 o r the tem p le a t 583-1700. G enera l adm iss io n is $5.

VFW Post 2179 w ill ho ld a co ck ta il p a rty to ra is e funds fo r W a lte r B a rb e r , g rand com m ander o f MOC, from 3 to 6 p .m . a t the post home, R ou te 36 and V e te ran s Lane, P o rt M onmouth. T ick e ts a re $5 and can be ob ta in ed by c a l l in g F r a n k W eb e r a t 787-1631.

The Tem p le Beth Ahm S is­terhood w i l l ho ld a f le a m a rke t from 9 a .m . to 4 p .m .

a t the tem p le , 550 L lo yd R d ., A berdeen . Space can be ren ted fo r $8. F o r more in­fo rm a tion : 566-5286.

An in te rm e d ia te rock- c lim b in g tr ip is p lanned fo r today by the County P a rk S ystem . A group w i l l m ee t a t 8 a .m . a t the Thompson P a rk V is ito r Center, p a rk in g lot, N ewm an Sp rings Road , L in ­cro ft. The fee is $20, and ad ­van ce re g is tra t io n is re ­qu ired . F o r m ore in fo rm a­tion: 842-4000.

Monday, June 3

The M en ta l H ea lth A ssn . of Monmouth County w i ll conduct a telephone cam ­pa ign ton igh t. V o lun tee rs w i ll so lic it con tribu tion s and m em bers . Shearson A m eri­can E sp re ss .JR ed-B an k , is co n tr ibu tin g i ts o ffices and te lephones fo r the cam pa ign .

The M a taw an W om an’s C lub w i l l ho ld a com bined m ee tin g of re t ir in g and re ­cen tly e le c ted board m em ­be rs a t a luncheon schedu led fo r 12:30 p .m . a t the Button­wood M anor, Route 34.

Today is the dead lin e for app lica tion s fo r jo b s in A ber­deen Townsh ip ’s sum m e r p layg round and even ing pro­g ram s . A pp lican ts m u s t be en te rin g th e ir sen io r y e a r of h igh schoo l o r o lde r. F o r m ore in fo rm a tion : 583-4200.

F re e screen in g fo r h igh blood p re ssu re w i l l be a v a i l­a b le from 9 a .m . to noon a t MCOSS, 133 L e o n a rd v i lle R d ., B e lfo rd .

(Continued on P age 3)

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(Continued from P age 2)Today is the dead lin e to

app ly fo r coun se lo r’s jo b s in Aberdeen Townsh ip ’s sum ­m er th e rap eu tic re crea tion p ro g ram fo r hand icapped people. A pp lican ts m u s t be a t le a s t 18 y e a rs o ld and have tra in in g in sp ec ia l ed u ca ­tion. F o r m ore in fo rm ation : 583-4200.

Wednesday, June 5

The Tem p le Beth Ahm S is­terhood w i ll ho ld a rum m age sa le from 9 a .m . to noon a t the tem p le ’s youth lounge, 550 L lo yd R d ., Aberdeen . C loth ing, housew ares, lin ­ens, and books w i ll be of­fe red fo r sa le .

F re e sc reen in g fo r high blood p re ssu re w ill be a v a i l­ab le from 10:30 a .m . to 1:30 p.m . a t S av On D rug s , 43 E . F ro n t S t., K eyport; and from 9 a .m . to noon a t U n ited Counties T ru s t, Church and C a rr avenues, K ean sbu rg .

Thursday, June 6

Aud itions fo r the B a tt le ­ground A rts C enter Youth O rche stra s w i ll be he ld to­da y and June 8 a t the F re e ­ho ld M u s ic Center.

A free workshop on “ In ­t im a c y and In d iv d u a li ty ” w i ll be he ld a t 8 p .m . a t the B ehav io ra l S e rv ice s Center, 70 M a in S t., M ataw an . F o r m ore in fo rm a tion : 583-4445.

F ree screen in g fo r high blood p re ssu re w ill be a v a i l­ab le from 12:30 to 4 p .m . a t S .E . N icho l’s , Route 34 and L lo yd Road, Aberdeen .

Friday, June 7

A G reek fe s t iv a l w ill be he ld 6 p .m . to m idn igh t to­d ay , noon to m idn igh t tom or­row , and noon to 8 p .m . June 9 a t the Colts N eck F ir e ­house. The fe s t iv a l w i ll fea ­tu re liv e m us ic , free dance lesson s, G reek food, pas­tr ie s , and gam es. P roceeds w ill go to the b u ild in g fund of the K im is is T is Theotokou G re e k O rthodox C hu rch , Ho lm del.

Saturday, June 8

The Beth Ahm Com m un ity P l a y e r s w i l l p r e s e n t “ Ann ie” a t 9 p.m . today and 7:30 p .m . tom orrow a t Tem ­p le Beth Ahm , 550 L lo yd R d ., Aberdeen . R e se rved sea ts a re $7 and can be ob ta ined by c a llin g W ilm a G reenspan a t 583-9705 or the tem p le a t 583-1700. G enera l adm iss io n is $5.

R eg is tra tio n fo r the H az le t Youth Soccer A ssn . w i ll be he ld from 10 a .m . to 4 p .m . today and from noon to 4 p .m . tom orrow a t the soccer fie ldhouse . You ths born in 1970-78 a re e lig ib le . Any youth who has not p layed in the le ag ue be fo re m ust p re ­sent a b ir th c e r t if ic a te when re g is te r in g . A ll youths m ust know th e ir t-shirt s ize s .

Sunday, June 9

M idd le tow n Jun io r G ir ls U n it 2179 w ill hold a pan- cake-and-sausage b re a k fa s t from 9 a.m : to 1 p .m . a t VFW Po st 2179, Route 36 and V e te ran s L ane , P o rt Mon­

mouth . T ick e ts a re $3 for a d u lts and $2 fo r ch ild ren and sen io r c it iz e n s . P ro ­ceeds w ill go to the v ic t im s of the E th iop ian fam ine .

Monday, June 10

St. Leo’s Church w ill ho ld its annua l c a rn iv a l 6 to 11 p.m . today th rough June 15 on the ch u rch g rounds, H ur­le y ’s Lane, L in c ro ft. The c a r n iv a l w i l l fe a tu r e l l r id e s , concession s tand s , and a ra f f le . F o r m ore in fo rm a­tion: 747-5466.

F re e screen in g fo r high blood p re ssu re w i ll be a v a i l­ab le from 10 a .m . to 2 p .m . a t D rug F a ir , Route 35 and Poo le A venue , H azle t.

Tuesday, June 11

F re e sc reen in g for h igh blood p re ssu re w i ll be a v a i l­ab le from 1 to 4 p .m . a t Food- town, 126 M a in S t., M a ta ­wan.

Friday, June 14

The f ilm "P e te and T il l ie ," s ta r r in g Caro l B u rne tt and W a lte r M a tth a u , w i ll be shown at 8 p.m . at B rookda le Com m unity Co llege , N ew ­m an Sp rings Road. The fee is $5. F o r more in fo rm ation : 842-1809.

F re e sc reen in g fo r high blood p re ssu re w i ll be a v a i l­ab le from 10:30 a .m . to 1:30 p.m . a t R ite A id P h a rm a cy , A irp o rt P la z a , R ou te 36, H azle t.

Saturday June 15

F re e screen in g fo r h igh blood p re ssu re w i l l be a v a i l­a b le from 10 a .m . to 2 p .m . a t Foodtown, Route 36, H azle t.

The Union Beach L ib ra ry w ill ho ld a book sa le from 10 a .m . to 4 p .m . on the lib ra ry grounds. R a in da te is June 22.

Tuesday, June 18

F re e sc reen in g fo r high b lood p re ssu re w i ll be a v a i l­a b le from 9 a .m . to noon a t MCOSS, 145 B road S t., M a ta ­wan .

Saturday, June 22

The Aberdeen H usk ies , a Pop W arne r Fo o tb a ll team , w i l l ho ld a f le a m a rke t from 8 a .m . to 4 p .m . a t the C lif f ­wood A venue E lem en ta ry School.

Thursday, June 27

F re e sc reen in g fo r h igh blood p re ssu re w i l l be a v a i l­a b le to H az le t and Aberdeen re s id en ts from 3 to 6 p.m . a t B aysho re Com m un ity Hospi­ta l, 727 N. B eers S t., Ho lm ­de l.

P A T R O N I Z EO U R

A D V E R T I S E R S

Commencement exercises held Sunday

Local students get Brookdale degreesM ore than 1,100 s tuden ts w ere aw a rd ed c e r t if ic a te s or

a sso c ia te deg rees Sunday a t B rookda le Com m un ity College com m encem ent ex e rc ise s , M idd le town .

L isa Langsam , a lib e ra l a r ts m a jo r from Aberdeen , a d ­d re ssed the a ssem b ly . A m em ber of the Student S e rv ice Board , she has se rv e d a s its v ic e p res iden t. She p lan s to en te r the U n ive rs ity of D e law a re th is fa ll.

O ther lo ca l g radu a te s :F rom H az le t—Jam es W. A ltm an , K a th leen A. A rcher,

M arianne X . B a rb ie r i, Sh ari E . B erm an , Lori L. B rin ing , K e lly A. B rode rick , P a tr ic ia J . B rown, Konald M . Burns, E lle n C a rro ll, M ichae l C'holette, V a le r ie S. C h r is tia n a , John J . C loonan, Donna M . C u llin en , R adham an i D avan idh i, M a rg a re t M . D e sm a ra is , J e f fre y F . D ispenza , John B. E s ­posito , Jane A. F a r r e l l , D an ie l F e rra n te , Joan G ardner, C harles E . G ardne r, A rth u r H. G e ige r, L isa G iannone, Anne ('. G la d h ill, Jud ith H a rr is , Andrea H ea ley, Joyce R. H erzberg , R ich a rd J . Hogan, M arc B. Jacobson , M a rga re t I ,. K e rek , V iju R . K esw an i, Gene G . K ile v , B a rb a ra L. K ing , M elody K na ste r , M a rg a re t Le fe r, A lice G. Lemp, Anne B. M cC arthy , M eena N. M eh ta , Rocco A. Morrongiel- lo, Dorothy M . M oyers, Donna M . N ovak , B e ry l N ovick ,

V incen t P . P aduan i, Thom as C. Pagano , Jean A. P a lad ino , Suzanne L. Pa lgon , Joann P appaga llo , E liza b e th A. Pie- trow sk i, Susan P ila te , R aym ond ('. P la tz , L au ra Prender- ga st, Thomas J . Robertson , L inda J . Sandro, M atthew S. S tengel, Irm a L . S tra tfo rd , M ichae l M . Sweeney, Kenneth J . S ysvn , M indy H. T isch le r , Bonnie S. W e llm an , M ichae l W hite , Jane M . Ross, M a rg a re t P . Wood, K ev in J . Zem- b rzu sk i, L a u r ie E . Depevv, Jam es D ie tz, M ich ae l J . Scanlon, M ichae l J . Fa ron , and John 11. H am m erle .

F rom H o lm de l—Annette M . B arw ood , S te fan ie S. Bereznev, Sharvn Bogari, M ark C. B u czvn sk i, G lenn J . C on ig liaro , G era ld F . C ostab ile , S tacey L. Cutrona, Louis J . D iG iro lam o , Thomas M . F a r r e l l , M a ry E . G iann ico , Rene A. H ackett, B re tte M . Hahn, Stepehn l la r v lk a , Wei-Zhen Hou, N ancy A. Jensen , M ichae l C. K a rp ie , C aro l M . Laugh­lin , E ile en M a rs , Nora R . M cGowan, Jud ith L. M e lillo , P a tr ic ia M . Pom arico , A nnem arie R a in sfo rd , A rlin e T rin ko ff, and Sheila R . W einste in .

F rom K ean sbu rg—Andrea J . B a illa rgeon , M a rg a re t E . B a rnes, C atherine 1., B lo ss, B a rb a ra J . D e th le fsen , An-

(Continued on P age 7)

S t u d e n t e n t e r t a in m e n tFive members of the Beers Street Concert Chorus prepare to perform a 1950’s routine for Brookdale Nursing Home residents. Micheal Hernandez directed the group.

No water restrictions here, but Kean urges conservation

R esiden ts of the B aysho re a re a , a lthough not su b je c t to w a te r ra tio n in g o r re s t r ic ­tions, a re be ing u rg ed to use w a te r w ise ly .

Gov. Thom as K ean , who la s t w eek announced w a te r ra t io n in g in 93 no rth e rn m u n ic ip a l i t ie s , c a l le d on o ther a re a s of the s ta te to con se rve vo lu n ta r i ly .

A lthough Monm outh Con­so lid a te d W a te r Co., Sh rew s­b u ry , con tinues to report th a t its re se rv o irs a re fu ll,

Board approves

35 townhouses

near BoardwalkKEANSBURG

The Zoning B oard re cen tly app roved the con struc tion of a 35-unit townhouse deve lop ­m e n t on th e b o ro u g h ’s beach fron t.

T h e tw o - s to ry h o u se s , w h ich w i l l c o s t $70,000- $75,000, w i l l be b u ilt on a 1.5-acre t ra c t a t the co rne r of B eachw ay and M a in s tree ts , opposite the B o ardw a lk .

M&N A ssoc ia te s , an E . B ru n sw ic k deve lop e r , d id not h a ve to ob ta in a va r ia n ce fo r the p ro jec t, be cau se the a rea is zoned fo r m u lt ifam ily dw e llin g s .

The deve loper w i l l beg in c o n s tru c t io n im m e d ia te ly a f te r i t a c q u ire s any a d d i­tio n a l p e rm its w h ich m igh t be re q u ire d .

A h ea r in g be fo re the S tate Dept, of E n v iro nm en ta l P ro ­tection is lik e ly , acco rd in g to R aym ond O’H are, the board ch a irm an .

The s tra ig h t and na rrow path w ou ld not be so narrow i f m ore people w a lk ed it.

com pany o ff ic ia ls a lso have rep ea ted ly u rg ed cu stom ers to be c a re fu l in u s in g w a te r.

“ O ur peak use u su a lly is from the end of M ay to Oc­t o b e r , ” s a i d c o m p a n y spokesm an R ae To rch ia . “ I f w e don’t ge t enough ra in d u r­ing th a t period , our supp lie s w i ll d rop .”

K ean T hu rsda y d e c la re d a d rough t em ergency in the s ta te and ex tended w a te r use re s tr ic tio n s to 122 com m un i­tie s in the D e law a re R iv e r b a s in , in c lud in g A llen town an d U pp e r F r e e h o ld in W estern Monmouth County.

In those a re a s , re s id en ts m ay not w a te r law n s and m ust w a te r ga rden s w ith hand-held hoses o r cans. They m ay not w ash c a rs ex ­cep t in car-wash fa c ilite s . Sw im m ing pools m ay be f i l l ­ed on ly once du r in g the sea ­son. R e s ta u ra n ts m ay se rve w a te r on ly when a cu stom er re que sts it.

The governo r a lso im posed w a te r ra tio n ing on 93 m un i­c ip a lit ie s in B ergen , E sse x , H udson , P a s s a ic , M o rr is , an d Union coun ties.

Those 93 com m un itie s a re su b je c t to “ P ha se I I ” re ­s tr ic tio n s , w h ich im pose a $5 su rch a rg e fo r each 750 g a l­lons of w a te r u sed in excess of a 50-gallon-per-day lim it fo r re s id e n tia l u se rs .

Non-residentia l u se rs a re re q u ire d to re duce w a te r consum ption b y 25 percen t o r pay a su rch a rg e o f one- th ird the no rm a l ra te .

V io la to rs m a y a lso be su b ­je c t to fin e s of up to $1,000 fo r each offense.

K ean .u rg e d re s id en ts of o ther a re a s to re p a ir le ak y fa u c e ts and app lian ces , in ­s ta l l a e ra to rs and flow re- s t r ic to r s in fa u c e ts an d show er heads, f lu sh to ile ts on ly th ree t im es pe r d a y per person, and take sho rt show-

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M idd le sex County is l ik e ly to be the next a rea su b je c t to re s tr ic tio n s , s ta te en v iron ­m en ta l o f f ic ia ls sa id .

They a re a lso m on ito ring g r o u n d w a t e r s u p p l i e s throughout the s ta te , they sa id .

M onm outh C on so lid a te d W a te r Co., w h ich is supp lied b y re se rv o irs , se rv e s M id ­d le town and p a rts of Ho lm ­d e l and Colts N eck. O ther B aysho re a re a s depend on g roun dw a te r w e lls . .

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fo r car w ashHAZLET

The P lann in g Board w i ll d e c ide next month w hether to send the deve loper of a Route 35 c a r w ash back to the d raw in g board .

R eyno ld Reino, the app li­can t, has a lre a d y ob ta ined s ite p lan app rova l from the bo ard to b u ild a c a r w ash w h ich w ou ld in c lude fo r a 3,200-sq.-ft. b u ild in g , two fu ll- se rv ic e b a y s , an d a cu stom e r lounge.

He to ld the board T h u rs­d a y th a t he w i l l con true t the fa c i l i ty in two s ta g e s to sa ve money.

D u rin g the f ir s t p a rt of the p ro jec t, he w i l l co n stru c t one bu ild in g , a d ra in age basin , and pa rk in g lot.

A t a la te r da te , R e ino sa id , he w i l l a d d ano ther en­tran ce , d r iv ew a y s , p a rk in g s a re a s , and an add ition to the bu ild in g .

A 4-ft. ch a in lin k fence w i l l . su rround the two-acre t ra c t , d u r in g construction .

B oard C ha irm an V incen t G. R a in e s a id th a t the board w i l l dec ide w he ther a new s ite p lan and ano ther p ub lic h earin g a re re q u ire d be­c a u s e o f th e c h a n g e in R e ino ’s con struction p lan s .

S ingles group

holds dances

at LakesideHAZLET

S ing le s A ga in , a group for s in g le s unhappy w ith the b a r scene, is sponsoring a w eek­ly dance e v e ry W ednesday e v en in g a t the L a k e s id e M anor, Route 36.

The o rgan iza tion , founded iy 2 y e a rs ago, a lso ho lds p ic ­n ics , va ca tio n s tr ip s , and e d u c a t io n a l le c tu r e s an d d iscu ss ion s.

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The K e yp o r t W om an ’s C lub is beg inn ing its thirty- second consecu tive y e a r a s a s e rv ic e o rgan iza tion a f f i l ia t ­ed w ith the in te rna tiona l G enera l F ede ra tio n of Wom­en ’s C lubs.

S ince it w as fo rm ed in A p ril 1954, the c lu b has com ­p le ted m any p ro je c ts fo r com m un ity im p ro vem en t. I t s book fa ir , w h ich ra ise s funds fo r the C en tra l School, h a s been he ld fo r 17 yea rs .

M em bers h a ve he lped the c h ild re n ’s room of the K ey­

port L ib ra ry by supp ly ing books, fu rn itu re , ca rp e tin g , and aud io-visua l equ ipm ent. P ro fic ie n cy aw a rd s a re p re­sen ted by the c lu b to g ra d u ­a tin g h igh schoo l s tuden ts .

B ayshore T e rra ce P a rk , o ve r loo k ing R a r ita n B ay , w as e s tab lish e d a s a c lub p ro jec t from 1974-76.

The c lu b m akes co n tr ibu ­tions to s ta te fede ra tion pro­je c ts , such as U N IC E F and CARE. Another b en e fic ia ry is the S ta tu e of L ib e r ty re sto ra tion p ro jec t, to which the s ta te fe d e ra tio n has p ledged $100,000.

P r o s p e c t i v e m e m b e r s m ay lea rn m ore about the c lu b by a ttend in g m ee tin gs, he ld a t 7:30 p .m . the th ird T h u rsda y of the month a t the l ib ra ry .

T he p re s id e n t is M rs . L aw rance Nolan . O ther of­fic e rs a re M arion P e seux , f ir s t v ic e p res iden t; M rs . H aro ld B o ttge r, second v ice p re s id e n t; M rs . E d w a rd W atkinson , re co rd in g se c re ­ta ry ; M rs . Nelson W a llin g , c o rre sp o n d in g s e c r e ta r y ; and M rs . Theodore S trobe l, tre a su re r .

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Center of Monmouth County r e c r u i t s v o lu n te e r s fo r p la c e m e n t in non-p ro fit h um an s e rv ic e , c u ltu r a l , c iv ic , hea lth and educa tiona l o rg an iza tio n s . The cen te r m atch es the vo lun tee r to the v o lu n te e r op en ing . E a c h week, The Independen t pub­lish e s no tices of a few of the cen te r’s m any vo lu n te e r op­en ings. F o r more in fo rm a­tion , c a l l 741-3330 from 9 a .m . to 5 p .m . w eekdays.

BABY S ITTERS Women baby s it te r s fo r

m en ta lly re ta rd ed ch ild ren a re needed on S a tu rd a y n igh ts by a lo ca l agency. P a ­tie n ce an d u n d e rs tan d in g a re e s se n t ia l; expe rien ce w ith hand icapped ch ild ren is necessa ry .

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who can understand e ld e r ly people is needed in the F re e ­ho ld a rea to becom e a fr ien d and v is it w ith a homebound person. You w i l l be m ak in g a new fr ien d , v is it in g , som e­tim es go ing shopping, re a d ­ing , sh a r in g id ea s . The hours of yo u r v is it s can be f le x ib le .

NUTR IT IO N PLANN ING An adu lt who is a b le to in­

ven to ry a food pan try and shop once a w eek can hand le the n u tr it ion re qu irem en ts for an o rgan iza tion which a id s fam ilie s . The ag en cy ’s ve h ic le w ou ld be used for shopping and an a ide wou ld a s s is t . V o lun teer m ay se lec t own day and hours.ARTH R IT IS S U F FE R E R SI f you have a r th r it is and

have the in te res t in and the a b il i ty to work w ith groups, you can be tra in ed to he lp lead a six-week cou rse of 2' 2-hour cou rses . You w ill be ab le to teach other people w ith a r th r i t is how to cope w ith the d isease . Courses w i ll be in you r own a rea .

SA ILOR N E E D E DAn en v iro nm en ta l agency

is look ing fo r a vo lun teer who can he lp m a in ta in the o rgan iza tion ’s ve sse l. A s a bosun, you w ill need you r handym an s k i l ls . V o lun teer t im e is f le x ib le .ACT IV ITY VO LU N TEER A fr ie n d ly person who en­

jo y s he lp ing o thers is ju s t w ha t th is lo ca l n u rs in g home needs. Y ou’l l be he lp ing pa­tie n ts b y a s s is t in g them in c ra f ts and gam es and a c ­t iv it ie s . A lso , ta k in g pa tien ts by w hee lch a ir to sp ec ia l a c ­t iv it ie s w ith in the home. You can b righ ten th e ir life .

M A R IN E M ECHAN IC A v o lu n te e r w ho ca n

re p a ir and m a in ta in an en­v iro nm en ta l agency ve sse l is u rg en tly needed in the R ed B ank a rea . You w i ll be w o rk­ing in R ed B ank and aboard the ve sse l. W ork ing schedu le is f le x ib le .

F R IE N D L Y P EO P L E Three o r four vo lun tee rs

who en joy he lp ing o thers a re w an ted to a s s is t w ith an a c ­t i v i t y p r o g r a m in th e Baysho re a rea . You would take part in gam es, a r ts and c ra fts , e tc ., and transport w hee lcha ir p a tien ts to the sp ec ia l e ven ts w ith in the fa c ility . F le x ib le hours.

T IM E FOR CAMP Counselor a s s is ta n ts , 17 or

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MATAWAN The B oard of E d u ca tio n

announced la s t w eek it w i ll appea l cu ts in the 1985-86 budge t to the S ta te B o ard of E duca tio n .

The lo ca l bo ard dec ided in a 5-1 vo te to re je c t a dec ision handed down M ay 3 by the S ta te Dept, of E d uca tio n w h ich re d u c e d the $21.8 m illio n budge t b y $239,934.

The s ta te d ep a rtm en t’s cu ts , w h ich rem oved the en­t ir e $159,910 ta x le v y fo r c a p ita l o u tla y s an d took $80,104 from the $10.9 m illio n le v ie d fo r cu rre n t expenses w as recom m ended a f te r a m ee tin g w ith th e schoo l bo a rd M ay 1.

The bo ard re que sted the m ee tin g w ith the Dept, of E d u ca tio n a f te r re je c t in g cu ts recom m ended b y the A b e rd e e n T o w n sh ip an d M a taw an Borough counc ils .

The d e p a r tm en t’s d e c i­sion, how eve r, w a s v iew ed un fa vo ra b ly b y m ost board m em bers .

“ I t is lu d ic ro u s to sugge st th a t the (s ta te ’s proposed) budge t is adequa te and s u f f i­c ie n t,” bo ard m em be r Al- fonse D eRosa sa id . “ I th ink i t shou ld be b rough t to the a t­t e n t io n ■ o f th e com m iss io n e r .”

M any o ther bo ard m em ­be rs co n cu rred a s they a c ­cep ted Superin tenden t K en­neth H a ll’s p roposa l to take the budge t to the S ta te B oard of E du ca tio n .

“ We b e lie v e the h ea rin g w a s too c u r so ry ,” H a ll ex ­p la ined . “ N ot enough da ta w a s re que sted (by the de ­pa rtm en t) to m ake a f irm and le g it im a te de c is io n .”

“We b e lie v e som e of the in fo rm a tion w e g a ve them w as m is in te rp re te d ,” added B o a rd S e c r e t a r y B r u c e Quinn. “ They d id n ’t h a ve a ll the fa c ts n e ce ssa ry to fu l ly

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ce r t ify the b u dg e t.”Among the item s rem oved

fro m th e c a p i ta l o u t la y b u d g e t w e re m a jo r roo f re p a ir s and new ca rp e tin g . A c c o r d in g to A s s i s t a n t E d u c a t io n C o m m is s io n e r V incen t B . C a lab re se , who recom m ended the cu ts , the i te m s sh o u ld h a v e been p laced in the cu rren t ex ­pense budge t.

In the re so lu tio n , H a ll c ite d the dec is ion to c e r t ify no le v y fo r c a p ita l o u tla y as “ un reasonab le and ba sed on an im proper a s se rt io n ” th a t the item s w ere not ca p ita l ou tlay s .

The re so lu tion a lso a rgued th a t the cu t in cu rre n t ex ­pen ses w a s u n re a so n ab le b ecau se it w a s not ce rta in th a t $80,104 w i l l be a v a i la b le from su rp lu s in th is y e a r ’s budge t, a s C a lab re se a s­sum ed .

The appea l w i l l be heard e ith e r b y the fu l l s ta te board or in a m ee tin g w ith rep re ­sen ta tive s from the s ta te board , the S ta te Dept, of E d uca tio n , and the reg iona l school board .

Quinn sa id the la t te r pro­ce ss is p re fe rre d , becau se “ it m igh t be q u ic k e r tha t w a y .”

Chicken-and-ribs recipe makes hit in Red BankR E D BANK

H ic k o r y - sm o k e d a n d slow ly-cooked item s such as ba rbe cu e bee f r ib s o r pork r ib s a re on the “ fa s t food” m enu a t M a r ty ’s F am ous Chicken R ib s and Seafood, 168 Newm an Sp rings R d .

“ We con side r it a re a l a c ­com p lishm en t,” owner M a r­ty Z u ck e r sa id .

In add ition to s low cook­ing , Z u ck e r ’s p rocess in ­vo lv e s a day-long soak in h is se c re t m a r in ad e . Only then a re the item s re a d y fo r pan b ro ilin g .

The s to re o f fe r s f r ie d ch icken , f lo un d e r , c lam s , jum bo b u tte r f ly sh rim p and

c lam s tr ip s . There a re a lso san dw ich e s , po ta to s t ic k s w ith ch edda r cheese sauce , f r ie d v e g e ta b le s , ch ic k en n u g g e ts , an d m o z z a re l la s tic k s .

“ T a s ty T a te r s ” is the nam e Z u ck e r bestow ed on h is sp ec ia l f r ie d potatoes w ith sk in s .

S ince opening 10 months ago next to B u tch ’s Auto­m a t ic C ar W ash, M a r ty ’s F am ou s has en jo yed such su cce ss th a t Z u cke r is now o ffe r in g coopera tive owner­sh ip p la n s to o th e r en ­trep reneu rs . F o r m ore in fo r­m ation : 747-8181.

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I f the group m ee tin g is he ld , a dec is ion cou ld be reached in e a r ly June ; i f a fu l l s ta te bo ard hea r in g is re ­qu ire d , a dec is ion w i l l not be m ade un til a t le a s t June 5, Quinn sa id .

A cco rd ing to H a ll, the ap­pea l is not in tended to be c r i t ic a l o f C a lab re se o r h is o ffice .

“ Th is won’t be an ad- ve rs ia l- type m ee tin g ,” H a ll exp la in ed , “w e ’re ju s t g iv ­ing them m ore in fo rm a tion to m ake a m ore in fo rm ed dec is ion on the bu dge t.”

B o ard m em be r M ike K id ­z u s , who c a s t th e lone d is se n tin g vo te , s a id he fee ls the two m un ic ip a l counc ils ac te d a s best they co u ld and added he “ does not see the po in t” in try in g to stop the budge t cu ts .

“ Y ou ’re p ra c t ic a lly c a ll­in g h im (C a la b r e s e ) a l ia r—te llin g h im he doesn ’t know w ha t he ’s do in g ,” K id ­zu s to ld the board .

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“ Our b ig g e s t concern of the fu tu re ,” H a ll s a id , is the p receden t in vo lv ed , not ju s t the am ount of money in ­vo lved in the cu ts—w h ich is a lso s u b s ta n t ia l,” H a ll sa id .

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Local students get Brookdale degree(Continued from Page 3)

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R ic k D a ile y , a NJ T ran s it o ff ic e r , w a rn s 90 C liffw ood A venue E lem en ta ry School s tuden ts abou t the dange rs o f w a lk in g a long the ra ilro a d t ra c k s . The p rog ram w as p a r t o f N .J . T ra n s it ’s s ta tew id e cam pa ign to in c re a se the p u b lic ’s aw a rene ss of the dange rs a sso c ia ted w ith tra in c ro ss in g s and tra c k s .

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I f N J T ra n s it h a s i ts w ay , e v e ry t im e 90 C liffwood A ve ­nue E lem en ta ry School s tu ­den ts see a tra in cro ss in g , th ey ’l l sa y , “ look, lis ten , and l iv e .”

To com m em ora te N ation ­a l T ran spo rta tion W eek, the stu d en ts w ere bused F r id a y m orn ing to the bo rough’s tra in s ta tio n fo r a p rogram on tra in sa fe ty .

Sg t. R ich a rd D a ile y of N J T r a n s i t p o lic e , to ld th e you ths abou t the m an y dan­g e rs a s so c ia te d w ith tra in c ro ss in g s and tra ck s .

S p e c if ic a l ly , he w a rn ed them about w a lk in g a long the tra c k s , th row in g sp ike s on the r a i ls , an d p la y in g w ith sw itch es .

A few g ra p h ic s to r ie s he lped em phasize the se r­iousness of the h a za rd s .

“ In the sum m e r of 1982,” D a ile y s a id , “ fo u r F a i r Law n boys th rew a sw itch and d e ra ile d a tra in . The tra in h it a fa c to ry and the eng inee r w a s k il le d . That eng ineer has a fam ily , ju s t lik e you do, and ch ild ren , ju s t l ik e you. Those boys w ere s en t aw a y to j a i l fo r fou r y e a r s .”

C o in c id en ta lly , d u r in g the sa rg e a n t’s d iscu ss io n o f the dange rs of w a lk in g on the tra c k s , the ch ild ren saw a m an w a lk in g tow a rd s the sta tio n a lon g s id e the ra i ls . He w as g iven a t ic k e t b y a tra n s it po lice o ffice r .

“ Y o u s e e th a t g u y , ” D a ile y sa id . “H e’s a t re s ­p a sse r and he ’s go ing to ge t a sum m ons. I f I see any of you w a lk in g a long the r a i l­ro ad tra c k s , I w i l l a r re s t you. I won ’t g ive you a warn-

ing , becau se the be st w ay I can p ro tec t you is to a r re s t you, and you w i l l go to j a i l . ”

T h e p r o g r a m ’ s m a in th ru s t concerned the dan­g e rs of ra ilro a d cro ssin gs .

L a s t y e a r , th ree people w ere k i l le d b y t ra in s w h ich h it th e ir c a rs on a tra in c ro ss in g , acco rd in g to M ich ­ae l M cM anus , a N J T ran s it spokesm an .

Two peop le have d ie d th is y e a r , he sa id .

Of the 2,714 c ro ss in g s in the s ta te , on ly about 25 per­cen t a re equ ipped w ith f la sh ­in g lig h ts and g a te s , John L a rk in , a spokesm an fo r the N J T ran s it B u reau of T ra in C rossings.

B u t i t is not sa fe to re ly on w arn ing b e lls to announce a t ra in ’s a r r iv a l , be cau se they r in g on ly 40 seconds be fo re the tra in reaches a cro ssing .

And it take s a tra in tra v e l­ing 60 m ile s pe r hour n e a r ly a fu l l m ile to stop , acco rd ing to M cM anus.

In a d d it io n to h eed in g f la sh in g lig h ts , g a te s , and b e lls a t c ro ss in g s , D a ile y s a id , everyone shou ld take the t im e to m ake ab so lu te ly su re th a t a tra in is not com ­ing .

“ You n e ve r know when a tra in w ill com e ,” he sa id . “T ra in s can ru n on any tra c k , in an y d irec tion , and a t an y t im e . M ake su re you ’r e not too bu sy to look, lis te n , and liv e e v e ry t im e you go o ve r a cro ss in g . T e ll y o u r p a ren ts ne ve r to t ry to bea t a tra in —it co u ld s ta ll and you cou ld be trapp ed .”

A s tu d en t asked D a ile y w ha t to do i f a c a r s ta l ls on the tra c k s .

“ G et out and le a v e the c a r ,” D a ile y sa id .

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W hile the ch ild ren a tten ­t iv e ly lis ten ed to D a ile y 's p resen ta tion , wh ich in c luded s e v e ra l re c ita tio n s o f “ look, lis te n , and l iv e ,” they eage r­ly aw a ite d the a r r iv a l of a tra in w h ich p la yed a key p a rt in the second h a lf of the p rogram .

A few cou ld be h ea rd w h is­pe rin g “ I ’ve ne ve r been on a tra in be fo re . W here is it a lre a d y? ”

When it p u lled in to the s ta ­tion , the s tuden ts w ere taken on board fo r m ore in s tru c ­tion and a l i t t le po s itiv e reen­fo rcem en t.

They w ere shown a f ilm en tit le d , “No P la c e to P la y ,” w h ich em phasized the dan­g e rs o f p la y in g n ea r tra ck s .

A c e r t i f ic a te fo r com ­p le tin g the sa fe ty p rogram w as g iven to each s tuden t.

In tra in in g about sa fe ty , the ch ild ren got som e unex­pected in s tru c tio n about the e xp e r ien ce s of th e com ­m u te r .

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The ho sp ita l re cen tly a c ­q u ire d a H aem onetics P la s ­m a P h e re s is S ystem , which rem oves un d e s ira b le com ­ponents from the pa tien t’s blood through a sy s tem c a ll aphe res is ..

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She re ce iv e s the tre a tm en t e v e ry w eek. The pa in le ss p rocedu re takes from two to fo u r hours.

B e fo re B a y sh o re Com ­m un ity H osp ita l ob ta ined the H aem onetics P la sm a Phe­re s is S ystem , S iana had to t ra v e l to New Y o rk C ity fo r the w eek ly tre a tm en ts .

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Theodore J . L ab re cq ue J r . , H o lm de l, has been naed f ir s t v ic e p re s iden t o f the 14,000-member N .J . S ta te B a r A ssn. P re v io u s ly ch a irm an o f the S ta te B a r ’s G enera l Council, he w i l l be in du c ted a t the a sso c ia tio n ’s annua l m ee tin g th is weekend in A tla n t ic C ity . A p a rtn e r in the R ed B ank law f irm o f L ab re cq ue , P a rson s , and Cappie llo , L ab re cque is fo rm e r p re s id en t of the M onmouth B a r A ssn . and fo rm e r ch a irm an of the S ta te B a r A sso c ia tio n ’s J u d ic ia l Se lection Com m ittee . He a lso has se rv e d on the S tate Suprem e Court’s A d v iso ry Com m ittee on P ro fe ss io n a l E th ic s . He is a g rad u a te of V illa n o va U n ive rs ity , P enn syvan ia , and Ford- ham U n ive rs ity School o f L aw , New York . He and h is w ife , Joan , h a ve th re e ch ild ren .

J enn ife r K irchne r, daugh­te r of V incen t and F lo ren ce K irchne r, 38 G a lw ay D r iv e , H az le t, re cen tly com pleted re qu irem en ts fo r a bache­lo r ’s degree a t S lippery Rock U n iv e r s i ty , P e n n sy lv a n ia . She w ill ta ke a position a s a c ­counts e x ecu tiv e a t P a te r ­son, F o le y , Tengi, and K u r tz In c ., O ld B ridge .

K irch n e r w as a m em be r of A lpha S igm an A lpha Sorori­ty fo r fo r y e a rs and se rv ed as p res iden t, v ic e p res iden t, ru sh ch a irm an , and ed ito r. She is a ch a r te r m em be r of the P u b lic R e la tion s S tu­dents Society of A m erica . She w as lis te d on the dean ’s l is t th ree tim e s and re ce iv ed com m un ica tion s honors four t im e s . She a lso is a m em ber of A lpha E p silo n Rho, a b ro ad ca stin g socie ty .

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D av id M u rra y won the M ataw an Cub Scout P a ck 73 P inewood D e rby . N ick y D iF ran co p laced second and M ichae l P o llit to took th ird .

W inn ing W ebelos aw a rd s in the pack re cen tly w ere K e ith C asuccio , sc ie n t is t and fo re s te r ; Robin B a itz , sc ien tis t ; E d ­d ie Conroy, sc ie n t is t , a th le te , and aquan au t; D iF ran co , S c ien tis t, a th le te , geo log ist, and aq uan au t; H aro ld Hat­f ie ld , s c ie n t is t , scho la r , fo re s te r , and geo log ist; Andre H ew itt, s c ie n t is t ; Gordon H ilton , s c ie n t is t , ou tdoorsm an , showm an, c it izen sh ip , aq uan au t; M a rk K re ig e l, sc ien tis t; and M atthew Young, sc ien tis t .

Award-w inners in Den 1 w ere Andy H ea ly , w o lf badge , go ld a rrow , and two s i lv e r a rrow s; R yan V rabe l, w o lf badge and go ld a rrow ; Sau l B u cha lte r , go ld a rrow ; Je ss ie C u rtis , w o lf B adge , go ld a rrow , two s i lv e r a rrow s; M ichae l D eS ilv e s tr i, w o lf badge , and go ld a rrow ; G reg Sharpe, go ld and s i lv e r a rrow s; Robb ie P o ran sk y , go ld a rrow ; and D av id S ick le r , go ld and s i lv e r a rrow s.

In Den 2, C hristopher M ille r , B rendan W helan , Chip Kief- fe r , an d J e ffre y M u llen , re ce iv ed w o lf badges.

A w ard w inne rs in Den 4 w ere A dam Law rence , bobcat badge ; R oger W ang, go ld a rrow ; D an ie l E v a n s , two s i lv e r a rrow s; and M arc Zeveney , B illy Zw irz , and P o llit to , s i lv e r a rrow s.

The pack a ttended a N ets b a sk e tb a ll g am e M a rch 8 at B rendan B y rn e A rena and w ere se le c te d to fo rm the co lo r g u a rd becau se it w as the la rg e s t group in a ttendance . Cubs chosen fo r the co lo r g u a rd w ere E v a n s , H ilton , H a tfie ld , C asuccio , and H ea ly .

M a taw an Borough Councilm an J am es Shea w i l l be a p ane lis t in a d iscu ss io n of p a ren ta l r ig h ts in educa tion on Channel 8 S to re r C ab lev is ion . Shea le d a p a ren ts ’ b a tt le fo r m ore con tro l of the M atawan-Aberdeen R eg iona l School D is t r ic t ’s fam ily l ife p rog ram . The d iscu ss io n w i ll be b ro ad ca st a t 8 p .m . M ay 25 and 5 p .m . June 2.

B a rb a ra B a ss , 11 Longview D r iv e , H o lm de l, w i ll d em onstra te w eav in g M ay 31-June 2 du r in g the second an ­n ua l W BA I Sp ring C ra fts F a ir a t C o lum b ia U n ive rs ity F e r ­r is Booth H a ll, 115th S tree t a B roadw ay , M anhattan .

K a th le e n E . M cC u lly , M id d le to w n , an d M ich a e l M usach io , M a taw an , w i l l be g rad u a ted cum laud e F r id a y from G la ssbo ro S ta te College. M cC u lly , 33 Ze rm an D r iv e , s tu d ie d e lem en ta ry educa tion . M usach io , 36 App letree D r iv e , s tu d ie d com m un ica tion s.

O ther lo ca l g rad u a te s and th e ir m a jo rs :A lison A. B rake , bu s in e ss adm in is tra tio n , 1260 Route 36,

H azlet.C aro lann Brennan , bu s in e ss adm in is tra tio n , 18 D a le R d .,

M idd le tow n .E dw in H. B ru cke l, law and ju s t ic e , 21 D rexe l Lane,

M ataw an .Joanne M . C ass id y , com m un ica tion s, 132 Ido lstone Lane,

Aberdeen .C hristopher W. C o llin s, bu s in e ss adm in is tra tio n , 85

Cherry T ree F a rm R d ., M idd le town .i? j!»l* 4 if J/V * .V . * . t f £ * * . . > - > * »

Christin e L . E dw a rd s , bu s in e ss adm in is tra tio n , 38 B o u le va rd E a s t , Aberdeen .

Thomas J . H ea ly , com puter sc ience , 6 Volt P I., M id ­d letown.

V a le r ie J . H erceg, e lem en ta ry educa tion , 854 Holm del R d ., Ho lm del.

J e ffre y D . K a tz , com m un ica tion s, 6 K e rry D r iv e , H azlet.L au ra A. M aloney, bu s in e ss a dm in is tra tio n , 20 D ay A ve .,

M idd le town .T e rry C. M cCann, p o lit ic a l sc ience , 4 D ib lin g S t., Union

Beach.L isa J . M ilm o re , e lem en ta ry educa tion , 3 S tevens D rive ,

Ho lm del.J e ffre y I . Rowse, bu s in e ss adm in is tra tio n , 143 B rookside

D r iv e , M idd le tow n .P a tr ic ia A. Santiago , teache r of the hand icapped , 32

N evada D r iv e , H azlet.B a rb a ra S. Z ie g le r , a r t , 385 C liffwood A ve ., Aberdeen .

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The K eyport C en tra l School P a ren t T eacher A ssn . re cen t­ly p resen ted an aw a rd to St. M a ry ’s E p iscopa l Church Youth C lub honoring the R ev . L udw ig I . W ein rich , B ro ther P a u l M illsp au gh OHR, and Kenneth Young fo r ou tstand ing s e rv ic e to lo ca l ch ild ren .

J a cq ue lin e Manoes, a sen io r a t K ean sbu rg H igh School, has been recogn ized by the N a tiona l W omen’s Sports Foun ­dation and the m ake rs of M ilk y W ay candy ba rs fo r out­s tand ing a th le t ic pe rfo rm ances du rin g the past four yea rs . M anoes p layed v a r s i ty b a sk e tb a ll and so ftb a ll. She w as a m em ber of the 1983 C en tra l J e rse y Championship so ftb a ll team and has been a s ta r te r a t ca tch e r fo r the past th ree

yea rs . Th is season , she is lead in g the T itan s , w h ich a re con­tend ing fo r honors in the Shore Conference C D iv is io n .•

Susan Roane, K eyport, has been nom inated a R u tg e rs ’ Scho lar by K eyport H igh School P r in c ip a l Je rom e L . Zam- pe lle . As the top-ranking ju n io r , she w ill p a rt ic ip a te in the f if th annua l S cho la rs ’ D ay th is month a t R u tg e rs U n ive rs i­ty , New B run sw ick . She a lso is a s su re d of adm iss io n to any R u tg e rs unde rg radu a te co llege and w i ll compete fo r se ve r­a l m e r it aw a rd s.

Howard M . Z e ll, son of N athan and R oberta Ze ll, M a taw an , w as g ra d u a te d w ith honors S a tu rda y from F e r r is S tate School of P h a r­m acy , B ig R ap id s , M ich .

He p lan s to work fo r R evco P h a rm a c e u t ic a ls , G ra n d R ap ids , M ich .

T e re sa P re s to n , K ean s­bu rg , an in f ie ld e r w ith the women’s so ftb a ll team at G e o rg ia n C ou rt C o lle g e , Lakewood, w as nam ed to the A ll-D istr ic t Team of the N a­tiona l A ssn. of In te rco lle g ­ia te A th le tic s D is tr ic t 31. The G eorg ian Court team fin ished its season w ith a 7-8 reco rd HOWARD M. ZE LL

Builder’s FLOOR COVERING Warehouseunfurls a Memorial Day Congoleum salewith prices that are ot-to-be forgotten.

S o h u r r y a n d f l a g d o w n t h e l o w e s t p r i c e s i n m e m o r y .s e l f a n d s t i l l g e t p r o f e s s i o n a l r e s u l t s , g e t C o n g o l e u m D IY v in y l

I t s n e v e r b e e n e a s i e r t o i n s t a l l C o n g o l e u m ’s e a s y - t o - in s t a l ln o - _ _w a x v i n y l f lo o r i n g . B e c a u s e t h e r e ' s f l o o r i n g w h i l e i t ' s s t i l l o n s a le , n e v e r b e e n a s a le l i k e t h i s b e f o r e . B u t h u r r yS e le c t e d l i n e s o f c o n g o l e u m no- O u r s p e c ia lw a x v i n y l f l o o r s a r e n o w a v a i l a b le C o n g o le u ma t a s p e c i a l l o w p r i c e . A n d w e h a v e s a l e p r i c e se v e r y t h i n g y o u n e e d t o m a k e a r e g o o d f o ri n s t a l l a t i o n e a s y . S o , i f y o u w a n t t o a l im i t e ds a v e e v e n m o r e b y d o in g i t y o u r-

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739-6459

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C a l l 2 0 1 - 2 8 3 -3 1 1 1 1 0 a . m . t o 3 p . m .

2 0 1 - 7 2 7 - 9 5 7 0 6 p . m . t o 1 0 p . m .

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A u t o s F o r S a l e'7 5 B u ic k R e g a f, ru n s goo d , needs b o d y w o rk . B e s t re a s o n a b le o f fe r . C a ll 566-9133. 6-5

'7 5 B u ic k R e g a l, lo a d e d . B e s t re a s o n a b le o ffe r . C a ll 566-9133. 5-29

7977 B u ic k R e g a l V -6 , a u to ., p s , p b , a /c , 64,000 m i . , e x c . co n d ., $2,800. o r b e s t o f fe r . 264-6535. 5-29

'73 B u ic k R iv e r ia , a l l p o w e r, n e w v a lv e s , n e w e x h a u s t, $1,000., 739-9725.

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1979 B u ic k S k y la rk V 6. $1,700., A l H o f f ­m a n , 739-9820. 6-5 .

C a m a ro '7 6 , V 8 , 305, ps, p b , a /c , K e y s to n e s , a m - fm c a s s e tte , $1,900. C a ll 739-2959 . 5-29

1976 C h e v y C a p r ic e , e x c . c o n d ., a l l p o w e r, A /C , a m - fm s te re o , n e w t ire s , r a d ia to r , fu e l p u m p a n d b a t te r y $1,200., 671-7863. 5-29

1976 C h e v y M o n te C a r lo , p s , a ir , a m - fm , $1,200. o r b e s t o ffe r . C a ll 264-7495.

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'78 C o n c o rd S p o rt, lo a d e d , b ro k e n le a f s p r in g , b e s t o f fe r . C a ll b e tw e e n 7-9 p .m . 566-5895. 6-5

1979 C h e v ro le t M o n te C a r lo V -8 , P /S , P /B , A /C , A M -F M S te re o - 57,500 m ile s . M o u n te d s n o w t i r e s in c lu d e d . $3,850 o r b e s t o f fe r . 583-9392 a f te r 5 p .m . 5-29

'82 C h ry . L e B a ro n , a /c , v in y l top , p o w e r w in d o w s . G a ra g e d . $6,150., 583-2319. 5-29

'76 C o rd o b a D e lu x e In te r io r . N e w p a r ts , needs so m e w o rk . $850. o r b e s t o f fe r . C a ll a f te r 6 :30 p .m ., 566-4999. 6-5

1981 D a ts u n 210, 2 d r . , 4 s p d ., 4 c y l. , 4 n e w t ir e s , b ra k e s , e x h a u s t & tu n e u p , s p o k e w h e e ls , 67,000 m i . , $2,795., 671-7759,431-5540. 6 12

D a ts u n 280ZX G l p k g . t r o o f , 2 to n e , 5 s p d ., 35,000 m i. , ps, pb , p m , c ru is e c o n ­t r o l , r / w lo u v e r , r / w d e fro s te r . J u n e tu n e d , v e r y c le a n $8,995. 671-7759. 6-12

'78 D a ts u n 280Z, b la c k , a /c , a m - fm c a ss ., n ew t ir e s , 4 s p d ., e x c . co nd . $5,500. o r b e s t o f fe r . 583-2153 a f te r 6 p .m . 6-12

1977 D a ts u n 280Z good m e c h a n ic a l sh ap e . 77,000 m i. , p r ic e $4,100 o r b es t o f fe r . 264-4675. 6-5

'74 D a ts u n W a g o n , 4 sp ee d , needs m o to r . B e s t o f f e r 739-2843, le a v e n u m b e r. 6-12

D a ts u n 310G X '81, 4 s p d ., a /c , a m - fm , e x c . co n d ., 71,000 h w y . m ile s , h a tc h ­b a c k . A s k in g $2,675. C a ll a f t e r 6 a t 264-5868. 5-29

D a ts u n 510 '81, 4 d o o r H B , a u to ., a /c , s te re o , n e w S BR t ir e s , 48,000 m ile s , $4,895,583-7148. 5-29

D a ts u n S ta n za '82, D e lu x e 2 d r . H a tc h , 5 s p d ., a /c , a m - fm , 38 m p g . E x c . co nd . $4,300. C a ll 583-2920. 5-29

F o r S a le b y O w n e r : '77 B u ic k R e g a l, 2 d r . , lo a d e d , g re a t ru n n in g c o n d . $1,850., 536-8501 a s k f o r R a y . 5-29

F o rd 1974 L T D , ps, a c , n e w t ir e s , S ta ­t io n W a g o n , 175,000 m ile s , b e s t o ffe r . 566-8497. 6-12

'74 F o rd p ic k u p , n e w p a in t jo b , 36” t ir e s . L o ts o f n e w p a r ts , $3,500. o r b e s t o f fe r . 566-4431. 5-29

'73 F o rd P in to W a g o n , re d . C u s to m in ­te r io r , m a n y e x tra s . E x c . co nd . M u s t s e ll, $1,995. 566-2245. 6-5

H o nd a C iv ic S ta t io n W a g o n , 5 speed 1978 re g . g a s , n e w f r o n t b ra k e s , lo w m ile a g e , f r o n t w h e e l d r iv e , $1,550., 264-2560. 5-22

P ly m o u th F u ry I I '74 , V -8 , a u to ., ps, p b , a /c , 61,000 m i . , o r ig . o w n e r $1,000. C a ll 739-2959. 5-29

1973 P ly m o u th S a te lite , a u to ., ps, pb, a /c , 138,000 m i. , ru n s w e ll $500., 739-3588. 5-29

1971 P ly m o u th V a l ia n t , needs w o rk $400. o r b e s t o ffe r . C a ll a f te r 7 p .m ., 264-9152. 6-5

P ly m o u th V o la re W a g o n , 6 c y l . , a u to ., ps, p b , ra d io , ro o f ra c k , 43,700 m i., $850. f i r m . C a ll 544-0292. 5-29

'77 P o n tia c B o n n e v il le , e x c . cond . 43,000 m i. , 4 d r . , ps, p b , a /c , t i l t w h e e l, a m - fm , w h ite v in y l to p , v e lo u r in t. $2,850., 671-4317 6-5

A u t o s F o r S a l e1976 T o y o ta C o ro lla , 4 d r . , 6 c y l in d e r , a /c , a m - fm s te re o , 67,000 m i le s , . $2,500. o r b e s t o f fe r . 566-8497 6-12

1977 T o y o ta C o ro lla , n e w b ra k e s , c lu tc h & a lt . , a m - fm c a s s e tte , 5 s p d ., good t ra n s p o r ta t io n . A s k in g $1,000 o r b e s t o ffe r . 671-0836. 5-22

1983 T o y o ta W a g o n , a i r , p b , a m - fm c a s s e tte . A - l c o n d it io n . I need v a n . $6,500., 583-3143. 5-29

'69 V W B u g , ru n s g re a t , p e r fe c t s ta t io n c a r . $450. C a ll 566-2028 e v e n in g s 7 :30 to 10 p .m . 6-12

'72 V W S up e r B e e tle . R e b u ilt e n g in e ,

n e w b r a k e s & f r o n t e n d . E x c .

m e c h a n ic a l c o n d it io n $750., 739-0497.

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'83 B U IC K S K Y L A R K $6,495

V 6 e n g ., a u to . p w r . s te e r . & b ra k e s , a i r c o n d ., a m / fm s te re o . 18,143 m i.

'82 V O L V O 245 $8,495

S ta t io n W a g o n , R e d , 4 c y l. fu e l in ­je c te d , a u to ., p w r . d is c , b ra k e s , p w r . s te e r in g , a i r c o n d ., s te re o /c a s s e tte , c ru is e c o n t ro l. 83,724 m ile s .

'80 F O R D M U S T A N G $4,195

W h ite , h a tc h b a c k , 6 c y l . , a u to , t ra n s . , p w r . b ra k e s , p w r . s te e r in g , a i r c o n d ., A M / F M s te re o , 45,979 m ile s .

'73 V O L V O P I 800 PS $5,495

S p o rts W a g o n C la s s ic , 4 c y l. , 4 speed , m a n u a l t ra n s . , p w r . b ra k e s , m a n u a l s te e r in g , A M / F M , 56,853 m ile s .

'81 V O L V O 245 $8,495

W a g o n , 4 c y l. fu e l in je c te d , a u to , t ra n s . , p w r . b ra k e s , p w r . s te e r in g , a ir c o n d ., A M / F M s te re o , 67,988 m ile s .

'82 F O R D E S C O R T $2,495

2 d o o r, 4 c y l . , a u to , t ra n s . , m a n u a l b ra k e s , p w r . s te e r in g . A M ra d io . 87,108 m ile s .

'82 C H R Y S L E R L E B A R O N $5,795

A u to ., 4 c y l. e n g ., a i r c o n d ., p w r . s te e r. 8c b ra k e s , a m / fm s te re o , 48,363 m i.

'82 T O Y O T A S U P R A $9,995

4 c y l . , a u to , t ra n s . , p w r . b ra k e s , p w r. s te e r in g , s te re o /c a s s e tte , p w r . w in ­d o w s , d o o r lo c k s , 52,760 m ile s .

'74 V O L V O 144 $2,495

4 d o o r, 4 cyJ., 4 sp e e d , m a n u a l t ra n s . , p w r . d is c , b ra k e s , m a n u a l r a c k 8c p i­n io n s te e r in g . 107,794 m ile s .

P r ic e s e x c lu d e ta x 8c M .V . fees .R ed B a n k V o lv o

119 E . N e w m a n S p r in g s R d . 741-5886

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O w n y o u r o w n J e a n -S p o r ts w e a r , L a d ie s A p p a re l , C h ild re n s , L a rg e S ize, C o m b in a t io n S to re , A c c e s s o rie s . J o r- d a c h e . C h ic , Lee , L e v i, E a s y S tre e t, Izod , E s p r it , T o m b o y , C a lv in K le in , S e rg io V a le n te , E v a n P ic o n e , L iz C la ib o rn e , M e m b e rs o n ly , O rg a n ic a lly g ro w n , G a s o lin e , H e a lth te x , o v e r 1000 o th e rs . $7900 to $24,900 in v e n to r y , t r a in in g , f ix tu r e s , g ra n d o p e n in g e tc . C an open 15 d a y s . M r . L o u g h lin (612) 888-6555.

C h i l d C a r eW IL L B A B Y S IT in m y h om e. C lose to a l l M a ta w a n s ch o o ls . E x c e l le n t c a re . R e fe re n c e s . 566-3753.

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I h e m p a n ts , s k i r t s , d re s s e s a t re a s o n a b le p r ic e s . C a ll 872-9264.

E n t e r t a i n m e n tO u r g e n t le h o rs e s 8c p o n ie s a re a v a ila b le f o r p a r t ie s , p ic n ic s , f a i r s , e tc . O u r a n im a ls w i l l m a k e y o u r e v e n t v e r y s p e c ia l. R e a so n a b le h o u r ly ra te s . 747-6807 o r 747-6671.

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F l e a M a r k e tS u n d a y , J u n e 2 nd , T e m p le B e th A h m , 550 L lo y d R d ., A b e rd e e n . R a in o r s h in e , 9 to 4. S pace $8. 566-5286.

G a r a g e S a l eM o v in g - G a ra g e S ale . E n t i r e c o n te n ts o f house. F u rn itu r e , to o ls , c lo th in g , m is c . 9 a m to 4 p m . E v e r y F r id a y S a tu rd a y in M a y . 318 B a y v ie w A v e ., U n io n B ea ch .

Y a r d S a le , tw o fa m il ie s , J u n e 1st 8c 2nd , fu r n i tu r e , c lo th in g 8c m is c ., 503 M o rn in g s id e A v e ., U n io n B ea ch .

229 M a in S tre e t, K e y p o r t , S at. M a y 25th 8c Sun. M a y 26,10-4. B e d ro o m se t, w a s h in g m a c h in e , s to v e a nd m u c h m o re .

H e l p W a n t e dN eed e x tra m o n e y w h ile y o u r c h ild re n a re in sch o o l? C an e a rn $6. to $8. p e r h r. on h o m e p ho ne p ro g ra m . F le x ib le . C a ll B a rb a ra 747-6688.

G O V E R N M E N T J O B S . $ 1 5 ,0 0 0 -$5 0 ,0 00 /y r. p o s s ib le . A l l o c c u p a tio n s . C a ll 805-687-6000, E x t . R-2111 to f in d o u t h ow .

S e ll A V O N . G re a t t im e to s ta r t . M a k e y o u r o w n h o u rs . C a ll T e r r y f o r in fo , 787-0279.

H e lp W a n te d S id in g m e c h a n ic s . E x p e r ie n c e n e c e s s a ry . G ood p a y , c a ll 739-3551.

F u ll t im e s e c re ta ry . K e y p o r t . T y p in g 60 w o rd s p e r m in u te . G ood p ho ne p e r ­s o n a lity a nd re c e p t io n is t s k i l ls . C a ll M rs . W h ite f o r a p p o in tm e n t, 264-4111.

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L P N M / F . F u ll t im e c h a rg e n u rs e p o s it io n a v a ila b le . 3 to 11 s h if t , f o r 31 bed n u rs in g h o m e , s ta r t in g M a y 27, 1985. C a ll Q ueen o f C a rm e l N u rs in g H o m e 946-4991 f o r in te r v ie w a p p o in t­m e n t.

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H e lp W a n te d - S c ru b -A -D u b , A b e r ­dee n . N o e x p e r ie n c e n e c e s s a ry . A p p ly C a m b r id g e D r . 8c H w y . 34, 566-1335.

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H e lp W a n te d , f u l l a n d p a r t t im e . A p p ly in p e rs o n : D 8c D A u to S u p p ly , 39 M i l l R o ad (o f f H w y . 34) M a ta w a n .

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H o u s e k e e p e r / D ie ta r y A id e . E x ­p e r ie n c e p re fe r re d . M u s t h a v e o w n t ra n s p o r ta t io n . A p p ly M t . P le a s a n t M a n o r N u rs in g H o m e , M a ta w a n . 566-4633.

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D A V ID N A G E L , L a w n M o w e r S e rv ic e 8t R e p a ir , f re e P /U & d e l. R e aso n ab le ra te s , g u a ra n te e d . 291-1428 o r 872-2340.

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229-1028

L o s t a n d F o u n dL O S T , s u b s ta n t ia l r e w a r d . W e s t H ig h la n d T e r r ie r , a l l w h ite , 20 Ib. m a le . A n s w e rs to K i l t s , 566-0424.

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A p p lia n c e s , R e f r ig e r a to rs , W a s h e rs 8< D ry e rs . R e c o n d it io n e d 8. g u a ra n te e d $125 & u p . C a n d e liv e r . 530-2997.

K o d a k sound m o v ie p ro je c to r , G A F so un d c a m e ra /s c re e n . C a ll 264-0277

72” w a ln u t fo r m ic a b u f fe t /s e r v e r , 1 o f a k in d , m u s t be seen , $75. 264-0277.

S t. J o h n V ia n n e y H ig h S c h o o l u n ifo rm s , g i r ls s ize s 12 8, 14, d re sses , s k ir ts , s la c k s , 8* b la z e rs . $35. ta k e s a ll,264-0277. ______________________

D in in g ro o m se t, f ru itw o o d , w / la d d e r - b a c k c h a ir s ; a n t iq u e p ia n o . C a ll946-4464._______________ ._________

K itc h e n A p p lia n c e s - D .W ., W a ll o ven , c o u n te r to p s to v e w i t h hoo d , 20 f t . F o r ­m ic a c o u n te r , to p a nd b o tto m c u s to m w o od c a b in e ts . R e a s o n a b le - P hone 7 p .m . 671-4257.

M a n 's 10 speed R u d g e B ik e 20” f ra m e , a lu m in u m r im s , e x c . c o n d . 566-2865 A b e rd e e n . 6-5

A i r C o n d it io n e r G .E ., 4,000 B T U , used 1 t im e , $50., c a l l 566-0736-

W h ir lp o o l w a s h in g m a c h in e , 2 y rs . o ld , a lm o n d , h e a v y d u ty , e x c . c o n d ., 264-0277.

P la y e r P ia n o , D u a r t , w a ln u t w o od g ra in e d , 6 m o n . o ld , e x c . co n d ., 264-7836.

R e fr ig e r a to r , S ea rs C o ld s p o t, b ra n d n e w $125. o r b e s t o f fe r 9 ' x 4 'x 1 '1 0 ',

■ 566-8497. 6-5

M o v in g , R e f r ig e r a to r $490.; w a s h in g m a c h in e $60., E th a n A lle n b e d ro o m s e t $225., o th e r ite m s . C a ll 566-7057. 6-5

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C o uch , 3 c u s h io n s w ith 2 m a tc h in g re c lin e rs . C a ll 566-6705.

D in in g ro o m se t, f ru itw o o d w ith 6 la d d e r-b a c k c h a ir s & b u f fe t ; a n t iq u e p ia n o . C a ll 946-4464.

G .E . H o t P o in t R e f r ig e r a to r - F re e z e r in b o tto m w ith s w in g o u t b a s k e t, 14 cu . f t . w /9 0 d a y m o n e y b a c k g u a ra n te e ; 3 0 " w id e R o p e r g as ra n g e , 4 b u rn e r w /b a k e & b ro i l . C a ll 566-3419. 6-5

B u n k bed s e t, b ra n d n e w , h e a v y s o lid p in e w ith 2 n e w tw in m a ttre s s e s . $150. C a ll 583-0496. 6-26

L a w n m o w e rs : 2 0 " e le c . & 2 2 " w /b a g s ; 2 g i r l 's b ic y c le s : 2 6 " 10 speed & 3 sp ee d . C a ll 264-9079. 6-5

B la c k & W h ite so fa , good c o n d .; e le c ­t r i c ra n g e to p & hood , b e s t o f fe r . C a ll a f t e r 5 p .m . 566-3467. 6-5

D e s k /c h a ir , 5 4 " w a ln u t w o od g ra in e d d e s k , fo r m ic a to p , h as 2 P e n d a fle x d ra w s & 3 a d d it io n a l d ra w e rs . C h a ir is b la c k , s w iv e l / r e c l in in g w ith c h ro m e le gs , e x c . c o n d . $100., 264-0277.

F o u r n e w w h ite w a g o n w h e e ls f o r F o rd o r je e p , 5 lu g p a t te rn . $125., 566-5982.

Q ueen s ize s le e p -so fa $100.; c h a ir , re c l in e r $25.; k itc h e n s e t $50. C a ll 566-8924. 5-29

H A L L F O R R E N TM e e t in g s , o a b y s h o w e r s , s m a l l w ed rtm g r e c e p t io n s , b r id a l s h o w e r s , a ir

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Fo r In fo rma t ion Ca l l $44-414!

V i d e oV C R -U s e d f r o m $99., U sed V id e o c a m e ra $295., E S P V id e o , 671-3575.

W e b u y , s e ll a nd t ra d e n ew a nd used v id e o e q u ip m e n t. E S P V id e o , 671-3575.

M o d e lin g a nd fa s h io n w o rk s h o p . C a ll: H a rp e r s fo r f r e e b ro c h u re . (201) 747-2025 (o r ) (201) 787-3141.

M o t o r c y l e F o r S a l e1983 H o n d a V-45 S a b re , 10,000 m ile s , g a ra g e k e p t, $2,200. C a ll M ik e 739-3400.

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P ro fe s s io n a l o ff ic e s a v a ila b le . M a in S t r e e t P r o f e s s io n a l B u i l d i n g , M a ta w a n . O ff s t re e t p a r k in g , c e n t ra l a i r c o n d it io n in g . 566-7671.

4 B e d ro o m H o use lo c a te d in K e y p o r t B u s in e s s d is t r ic t . C o m m e rc ia l use o n ­ly . C a ll 739-6202, 9-5.

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F re e , 6 w e e k o ld , t r a in e d k it te n s . C a ll (2 0 1 ) 5 8 3 -8 9 4 2 a f t e r 5 :1 5 p .m . w e e k d a y s , a l l d a y , w e e k e n d s .

F re e p u p p y , 7 m o n th s , m a le L a b S h e p h a rd , a l l s h o ts a n d needs b a c k y a rd . 787-6014. 6-5

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T h is b e a u t ifu l h o m e is a m u s t S E E ! 3 b d rm s , 2V2 b a th s , m a s te r b d r m . w /o w n b a th . A l l ro o m s a re la rg e a nd fa m ly rm . is o a k p a n e lle d . S itu a te d on a p r iv a te w o o d e d lo t w i th m a n ic u re d la w n . E x te r io r o f h o u se r e c e n t ly p a in te d . O N L Y

$134,900.

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O L D B R ID G E Is th is 4 b d rm . E T O N C O L O N IA L s itu a te d on a b e a u t ifu l p ro fe s s io n a l la n d s c a p e d V2 a c re lo t a b u t t in g to a c u l-d e -s a c . F e a tu r in g a 24' l iv in g rm . w / b r ic k f ir e p la c e fo r th o s e C O ZY w in te r e v e n in g s . C lose to a l l c o n v e ­n ie n c e s . A S K IN G

$155,000

B e rg In c . R e a lto rs B e tte r H o m e s & G a rd e n s

M a ta w a n /A b e rd e e n 583-5000

G O V E R N M E N T H O M E S f r o m $1 (U r e p a ir ) . A ls o d e lin q u e n t ta x p ro p e r ty . C a ll 805-687-6000, E x t . GH-1660 fo r in ­fo r m a t io n .

A p p ro x . 1 /2 a c re p r im e la n d in M t . P oco n o, P A ; a l l u t i l , u n d e rg ro u n d ; p a v e d r d ; c lo s e to m a jo r re s o r ts , s h o p ­p in g & h w y s . $15,000. B. B u r ro u g h s , 10-5, 212-344-0600 x 651.

G O V E R N M E N T H O M E S f r o m $1 < U ‘ r e p a ir ) . A ls o d e lin q u e n t ta x p ro p e r ty . C a ll 805-687-6000 E x t . GH-2111 fo r in ­fo r m a t io n .

W a n te d : A v o c a d o u n d e r c o u n te r d ish w a s h e r. R e a s o n a b le . A f te r 2 p .m ., 495-3849.

The f ir s t U n ited S ta te s coast to coast a irp la n e f lig h t w as com p le ted in 1911. I t took 49 d a y s (w ith stops).

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M A T A W A N -A B E R D E E N R E G IO N A L S C H O O L D IS T R IC T

N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N T H A T th e M a ta w a n - A b e r d e e n R e g io n a l S choo l D is t r ic t B o a rd o f E d u c a tio n h as re s c h e d u le d i t s m e e tin g s f o r th e m o n th o f J u n e as fo l lo w s :

M o n d a y , J u n e 3, 1985— S p e c ia l M e e tin g : S choo l D is t r ic t R e o rg a n iz a ­t io n 8 :00 p .m . C li f fw o o d S choo l, C l i f f ­w o o d A v e n u e , A b e rd e e n , N J .

M o n d a y , J u n e 10, 1985— D is c u s s io n M e e tin g : R e g u la r B u s in e ss 8 :00 p .m . A d m in is t r a t io n B u i ld in g , B ro a d and S ou th S tre e ts , M a ta w a n , N J .

M o n d a y , J u n e 17, 1985— A c t io n M e e tin g : R e g u la r B u s in e s s 8 :00 p .m . A d m in is t r a t io n B u i ld in g , B ro a d and S ou th S tre e ts , M a ta w a n , N J .

B R U C E M . Q U IN N $8.40 B o a rd S e c re ta ry /S c h o o l

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E D U C A T IO N S E A L E D P R O P O S A L S

P u b lic N o tic e is h e re b y g iv e n th a t s e a le d p ro p o s a ls f o r th e fo l lo w in g w i l l be r e c e iv e d b y th e M A T A W A N A B E R D E E N R E G IO N A L B O A R D O F E D U C A T IO N lo c a te d a t B ro a d and S ou th S tre e ts , M a ta w a n , N e w J e rs e y 07747 on W e d n e s d a y , J u n e 5, 1985.

M i lk , B re a d , C a fe te r ia P a p e r P ro d u c ts

T h e p ro p o s a ls w i l l be p u b lic ly o p e n ­ed a t 3 :00 p .m ., p re v a il in g t im e . S p e c if ic a t io n s m a y be s e c u re d f ro m a nd b id s s h a ll be d e liv e re d to th e a b o v e -s ta te d lo c a tio n o r m a ile d to : M a ta w a n -A b e rd e e n R e g io n a l B o a rd o f E d u c a tio n . B ro a d a nd S ou th S tre e ts . M a ta w a n , N J 07747.

B id d e rs a re re q u ir e d to c o m p ly w ith th e re q u ir e m e n ts o f C h a p te r 127, P .L . 1975 ( P u b lic C o n tra c ts A f f i r m a t iv e A c ­t io n S ta tu te )2 a nd w ith a n y a n d a l l o th e r F e d e r a l a n d N e w J e rs e y S ta tu te s n o t s p e c if ie d h e re in .

T h e B o a rd re s e rv e s th e r ig h t to r e ­je c t a n y a n d a l l b id s .

t l l _ . B R U C E M . Q U IN N5 1 1 /0 • B o a rd S e c re ta ry

Schoo l B u s in e s s A d m in is t r a to r M a y 22, 1985

Miriam Hamlok rites conductedK EY PO R T

S e rv ice s w ere he ld F r id a y a t the F ir s t B ap tis t Church fo r M ir iam M am lok , 80, a re ­t ire d em p loyee of the J .J . N e w b e r r y ’s d e p a r tm e n t sto re , who d ied M ay 14 at home.

M iss M am lok w as a life ­long re s id en t of the borough.

She had been em p loyed as a c le rk a t N ew be rry ’s fo r 35 y e a rs be fo re re tir in g .

M iss M am lok w as a m em ­be r of the F ir s t B ap tist Church and the Open Door of

.the-Bayshore A rea .

Services held Rites held for James Crank Services held for Freda Levine at Mt. Moriah Baptist Church tof Hary DeLage

S i t u a t i o n W a n t e dS p r in g h o u s e c le a n in g . R e lia b le w ith r e fe r e n c e s . C a ll 888-0835 , le a v e m e ssa ge .

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N a tu r a l, s a fe w e ig h t loss p ro g ra m . 10-29 Ibs. p e r m o n th g u a ra n te e d . C a ll J o a n 566-4530.

T y p i n g S e r v i c e sW o r d P r o c e s s in g & T y p in g . R e a s o n a b le R a te s , S h re w s b u ry & M a ta w a n . C a ll 741-5700 a n y t im e .

V a n S e r v i c eV a n p oo l to N .Y .C . P o r t A u th o r it y . D e p a rts H a z le t a t 7 a .m ., le a v e s P o r t A u th o r i t y a t 5 :30 p .m . fo r r e tu r n t r ip . C a ll a f te r 7 p .m ., 739-3911.

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w eek fo r F re d a M . L ev in e , 74, a re t ire d teache r, who d ied M ay 14 a t R iv e rv iew M ed ica l Center, R ed Bank.

Born in T renton , M rs . Le­v in e liv e d in W oodbridge fo r 15 ye a rs and in the township the past s ix y e a rs .

She had been em p loyed a s a teache r in the W oodbridge schoo l d is tr ic t be fo re r e t ir ­ing 12 y e a rs ago.

S u rv iv in g a re h e r h u s­band, D a v id J .; two daugh ­t e r s , S u s a n M i t n ic k , H igh land P a rk , and Nona S chw a r tz , E . B ru n sw ic k ; and fou r g rand ch ild ren .

B u r ia l w as a t M t. Lebanon C em etery , Ise lin .

The F lyn n & Son F u n e ra l Home, P e rth Am boy, w as in ch a rge of a rrangem en ts .

Mass celebrated for D.C. SchulzM IDDLETO W N

A m ass w as ce le b ra ted F r id a y a t St. J am es Church , R ed Bank, fo r Dorothy C. Schu lz, 61, who d ied M ay 14 a t R iv e rv iew M ed ic a l Cen­te r , R ed Bank.

Born in B rook line , M ass., M rs . S chu lz liv e d in Rum son fo r 15 ye a rs and m oved to the township e igh t y e a rs ago.

She w as em p loyed a s a t r a v e l c o n su lta n t a t the Vagabond T ra v e l A gency , L it t le S ilv e r .

She w as a com m un ican t of St. J am es Church.

Her husband , C harle s C., d ied in 1972.

S u rv iv in g a re th ree daugh ­te rs , N ancy S. D au ste r of O ld L ym e , Conn., Jane S. Sm ith of Chevy Chase, M d ., and P o lly W h itehead of F a ir H aven ; he r m other, Dorothy L . Connor of B rook line ; and f iv e g rand ch ild ren .

B u r ia l w a s a t Long Is la n d N a tiona l C em etery , Farm- ingda le , L .I.

The John E . D ay F u n e ra l Home, R ed B ank, w as in ch a rge of a rrangem en ts .

Services held for James MiccioKEANSBURG

Se rv ice s w ere he ld T h u rs­d a y fo r J am es V incen t Mic- eio, 67, who d ied M ay 14 at B aysho re Com m un ity Hospi­ta l, Ho lm del.

Born in B rook lyn , M r. M ic ­cio had liv e d in K eyport be fo re m ov ing to the hor- ough s ix y e a rs ago.

He had been em p loyed as a ca rp en te r fo r V ic Rhodes Con trac to rs, H o lm de l, be­fo re he re t ire d in 1980.

He w as an A rm y ve te ran of W orld W ar I I .

S u rv iv in g a re two bro th­ers , G eorge of Lakewood, and Joseph of H a landa le , F la . ; and two s is te rs , G race A ustin of Union Beach , and Lo re tta B ana fa to of M a ta ­wan .

B u r ia l w as a t Shore land M em o ria l G arden s, H azlet.

The B ed le F u n e ra l Home, K eyport, w as in ch a rge of a r ­rangements^_________________

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M a r in e C p l. T odd W. Pou lsen , son of M r. and M rs. Roy P. Pou lsen , 25 Monroe S t., M ataw an , w as re cen tly aw a rd ed the M arin e Corps Good Conduct M eda l.

He se rv e s w ith the 1st M a r in e D iv is io n , C am p P e n d le to n , 'C a li f . .......................

A B ER D EENSe rv ic e s w ere he ld Mon­

day a t the M t. M oriah Bap­tis t Church , C liffwood , for Jam es M. C rank S r., 71. whose body w as found M ay 14 in H olm de l. He had been m iss in g and app a ren tly d ied of exposure , au th o r it ie s sa id .

Born in H a lifa x , V a ., M r. C rank w as a townsh ip re s i­dent for 35 yea rs .

He had been em p loyed a s a tru c k d r iv e r fo r Tw in County G roce rs , L inden , be fo re he re tire d .

A m em ber of the P ro v i­

dence B ap tist Church , he w as a Sunday schoo l teach ­er.

He w as an A rm y ve te ran of W orld W ar I I .

S u rv iv in g a re h is w ife , the fo rm e r L u la M ay ; a son, Jam es J r . , the townsh ip; a daugh te r, E v e ly n G ray of R ed B a n k ; a bro ther, H enrv D. of N ew ark ; th ree s is te rs , M a ry T u cke r of Trenton , H attie P a rk e r of D urham , N .C ., and L i l l ie M agee of Rocksboro , N .C .; and th ree g rand ch ild ren .

B u r ia l w a s a t W icke r M e­m o r ia l P a rk .

Mass celebrated Friday for Anna J.Grande, 6 3

H AZLETA m ass w as ce le b ra ted

F r i d a y a t S t . J o s e p h ’s Church , K eyport, fo r Anna J. G rande , 63, who d ied M ay 14 a t B a y sh o re C om m un ity H osp ita l, H o lm de l.

Born in S ta ten Is la n d , M rs . G rande had liv e d in the C lif f­wood section of A berdeen be­fo re m ov ing to the townsh ip 17 ye a rs ago.

She w as a m em ber of the St. B ened ic t’s Sen ior C iti­zens C lub , H o lm de l, and a com m un ican t of St. Joseph ’s Church.

S u rv iv in g a re he r hu s­b an d , P e te r J . ; a son , R ich a rd M ., and a daugh te r, C aro l Ann Pe to sa , both of the township; a bro ther, N e il Tedesco of S taten Is la n d ; th ree s is te rs , Lena Mokow- sk y of S taten Is la n d , and L a u ra L a fra g o la and Jenn ie R iv e rs , both of F lo r id a ; and two g rand ch ild ren .

B u r ia l w as a t St. Joseph's C em etery .

The D ay F u n e ra l Home, K eyport, w as in ch a rg e of a r ­rangem en ts .

Arthur Gufhridge, 5 6 , dies; longtime Cliffwood residentA B E R D EE N

S e rv ice s w ere he ld T h u rs­day a t the P ro v iden ce Bap­t is t Church for A rth u r Guth- r id g e J r . , 56, who d ied M ay 12 a t B ayshore Com m unity H osp ita l, Ho lm del.

Born in A la b am a , M r. G u th rid ge liv e d in the Clift- wood section of the townsh ip most of h is life .

H is w ife , O dessa , d ied e a r lie r th is yea r .

S u rv iv in g a re two sons, C leophaus of New B run s­w ick , and Robert of Ohio;

f i v e d a u g h t e r s , T o n ia , E la in e , C yn th ia , P a u la , and D iane, a l l o f the township; th ree b ro thers , Jam es of P e rth Am boy, John of Ohio, and W illiam of L akehu rst; f iv e s is te rs , L u la H o llis of P e rth Am boy, R u th Scott of M o rg an v ille , D o ris Young of O ld B r id g e , an d S h ir le y Macon and C laud ia Irb y , both of the township; and s ix g rand ch ild ren .

B u r ia l w as a t M idw ay G reen C em etery . M ataw an

M IDDLETO W NSe rv ice s w ere he ld T h u rs­

d a y fo r M a ry D eLage , 82, of L ocust, who d ied M ay 13 a t the B e th I s r a e l M e d ic a l C en ter, N ew ark .

Born in N ew ark , M rs . De­L age ahd liv e d in K ean sbu rg be fo re m ov in g to the town­sh ip 18 ye a rs ago.

She had been em p loyed as a b u ye r fo r F .W . Woolworth and Co., N ew ark , be fo re she re tirem en t m any y e a rs ago.

S u rv iv in g a re two sons, George of T inton F a lls , and J a ck of Houston; a daugh te r, K a th le e n B u rd g e o f the townsh ip ; a b ro ther, Odell D iT a ran to of C a lifo rn ia ; two s is te r s , E s te l le P a v ia of F lo rh am P a rk , N .Y ., and J u l ie C r is a f u l l i o f N ew Je rse y ; and seven g ran d ­ch ild ren .

B u r ia l w i ll be a t F a ir V iew C em etery .

The John P . Condon F u ­n e ra l Home, A tla n t ic H igh­lan d s , is in ch a rg e of a r ­rangem en ts .

Charles Agee dies at age 5 4

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w eek fo r C harle s Agee, 54, who d ied M ay 12 a t home.

Born in B uck ingham , Va., M r. Agee had liv e d in A tla n t­ic H igh lands be fo re m oving to the borough four yea rs ago.

He had been em p loyed as a m un ic ip a l san ita t io n w o rke r in A tla n t ic H igh lands befo re re t ir in g in 1964.

M r. Agee w as an A rm y ve te ran of the Korean Con­f lic t .

S u rv iv in g a re a b ro ther, John o f A t la n t ic H igh lands; and th ree s is te rs , E th e l Boyd and M arion W illiam s , both of P a te rson , and Anna M ae Lo­gan of M on tc la ir .

B u r ia l w a s to be a t W hite R id g e C em e te ry , E a to n ­town.

P o sten ’s F u n e ra l Home, A tla n t ic H igh lan ds, w as in ch a rge of a rran gem en ts .

Rites conductedFrancis Mulrooney, 6 4 , dies; for D.C. Moore retired plumbing contractorKEANSBURG

Se rv ice s w ere he ld F r id a y fo r F ra n c is L. M ulrooney S r., 64, a re t ire d p lum b in g con trac to r, who d ied M ay 15 a t R iv e rv iew M ed ic a l Cen­te r , R ed Bank.

Born in F a l l R iv e r , M ass ., M r. M u lrooney had liv e d in the P o rt M onmouth section of M idd le tow n be fo re m ov­ing to the borough 31 ye a rs ago.

He had been a p lum b in g

con trac to r for 35 y e a rs when he re t ire d in 1983.

M r. M u lrooney, an A rm y ve te ran of W orld W ar I I , w as a m em ber of VFW Post 1953.

S u rv iv in g a re h is w ife , the fo rm e r E l la M . B eye r; a son, F ra n c is L. J r . of L an tana , F la . ; a daugh te r, P a tr ic ia W ilson of Union Beach; a b ro ther, Joseph T. of T am ­pa, F la . ; two s is te rs , G race K ipp of K eyport, and D e lia M eye r of J e rse y C ity ; and four g rand ch ild ren .

Mass celebrated at St. Leo's for Frank DelPresfo Jr., 4 4

COLTS NECKA m ass w as ce le b ra ted

M ay 14 at St. Leo’s Church , L in c ro ft, fo r F ra n k DelPres- to J r . , a townsh ip residen t fo r seven y ea rs .

M r. D e lP re s to d ied M ay 10 at R iv e rv iew M ed ica l Cen­te r, R ed Bank. He w as 44 ye a rs o ld.

Born in N ew ark , M r. Del- P re s to had liv e d in B e lle v ille and Scotch P la in s before m ov ing to the township .

He w as a v ic e p res iden t of G em in i P la s t ic s Co., Gar- J ie ld , w h e re he had- worked

s in ce 1975. He p rev io u s ly w as the p res iden t of C ross­w ay R e a lty , L it t le F a lls .

M r. D e lP re s to w as g ra d ­ua ted from B e lle v ille H igh School and a ttended Fair- le igh D ick in son U n ive rs ity , R u th erfo rd . He w as a m em ­be r of the townsh ip Sports Foundation .

S u rv iv in g a re h is w ife , the fo rm e r E lle n S tu lm an , a son, Sam , and a daugh te r, M e lissa , both at home; and a bro ther, Andy of Verona.

B u r ia l w as at G lenda le C em etery ,-B loom fie ld . . .

M IDDLETO W NA m ass w as ce le b ra ted

F r id a y a t St. C a th a rin e ’s C h u r c h , H o lm d e l , fo r D oro thy C. Moore, 55, of Oak H ill R oad , who d ied M ay 13 a t R i v e r v i e w M e d ic a l C en ter, R ed Bank.

M rs . M oore w as born in B rook lyn and m oved to the townsh ip 14 ye a rs ago.

She w a s a com m un ican t of St. C a th a rin e ’s Church .

S u rv iv in g a re he r h u s­band , G eorge L .; two sons, Thom as E . of S co ttsda le , A r iz . , an d D enn is G. of W oodbury; two daugh te rs , C aro lyn J . Moore of San Jose , C a lif. , and P am e la A. Moore, a t home; a b ro ther, V ic to r R udek of H em pstead, N .Y .; two s is te r s , Helen M arrone of Dum ond, and E liz a b e th G u a r ig lia of A be r­deen; and a g randson .

B u r ia l w as a t F a ir V iew C em etery .

The John E . D ay F u n e ra l Hom e, R ed B an k , is in ch a rge of a rrangem en ts .

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M arin e P v t. W a lte r W. Soden, son of W illiam ^nd H e le n B e v e r i d g e , 94 H igh land Ave. M idd le town , re cen tly repo rted for du ty w ith 1st M a rin e B rigade , Kaneohe B ay , H aw aii.

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Sharon LeRose, a nu rse a R iv e rv iew M ed ic a l Center, re cen tly won the N u rs in g E x ce lle n ce Aw ard fo r dem onstra tin g the k ind of c a r in g which is sa id to be e ssen tia l to the p rofession . M s. LeRose w as se le c ted from am ong 24 f in a lis t s on the b a s is of recom m endations from pa tien ts and s ta ff .

H a z l e t n u r s e w i n s a w a r d

f o r c o m p a s s i o n a t R i v e r v i e wR E D B A N K

Sharon LeRose, a n u rse in R iv e rv iew M ed ic a l C en te r’s la b o r and d e liv e ry un it, w as re cen tly g iven the N u rs in g E x ce lle n c e Aw ard .

The aw a rd , e s ta b lish e d in 1984, honors a beds id e nu rse who exem p lif ie s the ca r in g e sse n t ia l to the pro fession .

M s. LeRose , a H az le t re s i­

den t, w as se le c ted b y a com ­m itte e from am ong 24 f in a l­is ts .

In p resen ting the aw a rd , Joan T rofino , the h o sp ita l’s v ic e p re s id en t o f p a tien t ca re s e rv ic e s , re ad exce rp ts of le t te rs from pa tien ts and nu rse s a tte s tin g to M s. Le- R o se ’s ded ica tion and com ­passion .

“ A lm ost a l l o f the tim e ,

Colts Neck to increase liquor license tees 5%C O L T S N E C K

A p u b lic h ea r in g w i ll be he ld M ay 30 on an o rd inance w h ich w ou ld in c rea se liq uo r lic en se fees b y f iv e percen t.

The annua l co st to a b a r or re s ta u ra n t se rv in g a lcoho lic b e v e ra g e s w o u ld r is e to $1,600. R e ta il package sto res w ou ld be su b je c t to a $2,045 fee.

A lso s la te d fo r M ay 30 pub lic d iscu ss io n is an o r­d inance au th o riz in g $400,000 in bonds fo r 1985 road im ­p rovem en ts.

C o m m it te e m a n H e n ry M e isn e r s a id th a t an a r ­c h it e c tu r a l c o m m it te e is re v iew in g a proposa l to b u ild a fie ld hou se a t the re c re a ­tion s ite . No o ff ic ia l ac tion w i ll be taken u n til the ex­p lo ra to ry s tu d ie s h a ve been com p leted , and the concept is d iscu sse d a t a p ub lic fo rum . The p roposa l w ou ld then have to be passed by re fe rendum . A s im i la r idea w as re je c te d by vo te rs in 1977.

One re s id en t, a m em ber of the vo lu n te e r f ir e d epa rt­m en t, com p la ined about the m ed ic a l re im bu rsem en t pol­ic y fo r vo lun teers . He sa id he

had not y e t been re im bu rse d f o r m e d ic a l e x p e n s e s re su lt in g from an in ju ry . The cu rren t po licy , she sa id , is fo r a f irem an to pay a m ed ica l b i l l an d then su bm it it to the townsh ip fo r re im ­bu rsem en t.

He a sked the com m ittee toadopt a po licy s im i la r to o th e r m u n ic ip a lit ie s p ro ­cedu re , su bm ittin g a b i l l d ire c t ly to the townsh ip ’s in ­su ra n ce c a r r ie r fo r p ay ­ment.

A n o th e r r e s id e n t , Jo e P ico , 21 B eave r D am R d ., com p la ined abou t a 25 ft. easem en t, conside red G reen A cres p roperty , be tw een h is ho u se an d a n e ig h b o r ’s home. The 25*135 foot s tr ip , w h ic h a c c o r d in g to th e S h ade T re e C om m is s io n m u s t rem a in in its n a tu ra l s ta te , is an eyeso re , P ico sa id .

P ico , who s a id he had been c ite d fo r m ow ing the a rea , fee ls the com m iss ion is be­ing un reasonab le .

“D ecisions a re w ha t a m an m akes when he can ’t fin d anyone to s e rv e on a com ­m itte e .” —F le tch e r Knebe l

o b s te tr ic s is a happy p la c e ,” M s. T ro fino sa id . “ Sharon has shown a w illin gn e ss to w o rk w ith m others on the ra re occasions it is no t.”

M s. L eR ose ’s a c t iv it ie s a t the ho sp ita l a re not confined to he r c lin ic a l du tie s .

She has u sed h e r photogra­phy s k i l ls to p repare an educa tio n a l p resen ta tion fo r the cen te r’s fam ily- cen te red m a te rn ity ca re p rogram .

M s. LeRose re ce iv ed a n u rs in g deg re e from the C harle s E . G rego ry School of N u rs in g , P e rth Am boy. She jo in ed the R iv e rv iew s ta f f in 1977.

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D in n e r th ea tre is c e le b ra t­in g i ts ten th a n n iv e rsa ry a t the D am S ite D inn e r The­a tre , an d i t ’s the cu stom er who ben e fits from th is happy m a rr ia g e .

F o r 10 y e a rs , K a th y R eed an d D en is L ynch have been p roduc ing q u a lity th e a tr ic a l p roductions su ch a s the cur- re n t ru n n in g , “ W ho Goes B are? ”

The show is p receded b y a w e ll- p re p a re d , fu ll- co u rse d inner, an d toge ther, they p ro v id e a f in e e v en in g ’s en te rta inm en t a t a reason­a b le cost.

A cco rd ing to the note in the p la y b i l l, p roduce r K a th y R eed ’s m a in o b je c t iv e is to “m ake the au d ien ce happy fo r a coup le of ho u rs” , and, in th is , she su cceed s ad ­m ira b ly .

“Who Goes B a re? ,” b il le d a s a B r it is h sex fa rc e , w i l l be p resen ted W ednesday , F r i ­da y , S a tu rd a y , and Sunday.

T here a re 10 ch a ra c te rs who keep the jo ke s f ly in g

f a s t a n d f u r i o u s l y , b y thought, w ord , and deed. As typ ic a l in B r it ish hum or, m uch of the com edy sp rin g s from the d r y w it, punning , and w ord p la y be tw een the ch a ra c te rs . A s b e fits a sex fa rce , the d ia lo gue is f u l l of doub le en tendres, and the p lo t is f u l l of ch ea tin g hu s­band s , su sp ic io u s w ive s , and m any in tr ic a te p lo t develop- ents.

S im p ly pu t—although the p lo ts of fa rc e s a re ne ve r s im p le—the p lo t conce rn s E d w a rd M an ch ip ’s a ttem p t to ra is e 20,000 pounds to pay o ff a g am b lin g debt. When he en lis ts h is b ro th e r B r ia n ’s he lp , the s ib lin g a r r iv e s , and so does h is g ir l f r ie n d—and h is w ife . W h ile the b ro the rs a re t ry in g td keep the women sep a ra te d , fu r th e r com p lica ­tions a r is e . The m ore they t r y to se t th ings s tra ig h t , the m o re in tr ic a te they become.

The ch a ra c te rs a re con­s ta n t ly ch as in g each o ther through , o r h id in g beh ind , a n um b e r o f do o rs , w h ich keeps the pace sw if t . F u r ­

ther, th rough a se r ie s of m is ta k e s , h a lf the p la y e rs lo se th e ir c lo th in g and a re re du ced to w ea r in g tow els . Th is p ro v id es m an y oppor­tu n it ie s fo r gags .

The c a s t w as po lished and p ro fess ion a l. B r it ish accen ts w e re e sse n t ia l to keep the B r it ish tone of the p la y , and the p e rfo rm ers su s ta in e d the a ccen ts throughout. E sp e c ia l ly no tab le w a s Jane M ilm o re a s Joan M anch ip , who po rtra yed a m a rve lo u s d runk . In one scene, she ap­pea rs in a s can ty p ink tow el in q u ir in g a f te r h e r m iss in g “ s i t c u s . ” M a n g l in g h e r speech, y e t t ry in g to re ta in h e r B r i t is h re s e r v e , she lisp s , “ I sheem to be hav in g shum tro u b le w ith m y vow ­e ls .”

P a t H endrickson , a s M in ­n ie , k e p t th e a u d ie n c e lau g h in g w ith s ig h t gag s and a lo t o f p h y s ic a l an tic s . W he th e r i t is p r a c t ic in g m a ssag e techn ique on he r d um m y P h illip , o r appear­ing in a fo rm a l w edd ing

B a c h “ S t . M a t t h e w P a s s i o n ” t o b e s u n g b y G v i c C h o r u sHOLM DEL

T h e M o n m o u th C iv i c Chorus w i l l pe rfo rm B ach ’s “St. M a tth ew P a ss io n ” a t 7 p .m . Jun e 8 a t H o lm de l H igh School, C raw fo rd s Corner Road.

W illiam R . Shoppell J r . w i ll conduct the 100-voice cho ir, w h ich w i l l be accom ­pan ied b y a fu l l ba roque o r­ch estra .

The M onmouth C onserva­to ry C h ild re n ’s C ho ir , a

Jazz quartet to give concert at librarySHREW SBURY

A hazz q u a rte t, fe a tu r in g T a l F a r lo w , w i l l p resen t a fre e conce rt a t 3 p .m . Sun­d a y a t the County L ib r a r y ’s E a s te rn B ran ch , Route 35.

The q u a r te t in c lu d e s Far- low , W arren Chiasson, G a ry M a s s a r o p p i , a n d T o d d S tra igh t.

50-member group , w i l l a lso s ing .

The pe rfo rm ance w i l l fea ­tu re fo u r so lo is ts .

Stephen Oosting, a tenor, w i ll s in g the ro le of E v a n ­ge lis t. He has appeared w ith the N .Y . P h ilh a rm on ic , the D e tro it and Rochester s ym ­phony o rch e stra s , and the Cham ber Opera of N .Y .

J enn ife r Lane, a mezzo- soprano, is a m em ber of the W ave r ly Consort. She re ­cen tly appeared w ith the G regg Sm ith S ingers , the S ine N om ine S ingers , and the B rook lyn Ph ilh a rm on ia .

H oward O. Thompson, a bass-baritone, w i l l s in g the ro le o f Je su s . He a ttended O b e r lin C o n se rv a to ry o f M u s ic and re ce n t ly sang w ith the N .J . Chora le , the M o rris Chora l Socie ty , and the C a thed ra l Choir of H aw ­thorne.

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C O L T S N E C K IN N , R o u te 34 & 537, C o lts N e c k , 462-0383. S m o rg a s b o rd lu n c h e o n M o n . F r i . noon to 2 :30 p .m ., 5 :30 p .m . to 1 :30 a .m . S a tu rd a y and S u n d a y . B a n k A m e r ic a r d , M a s t e r C h a rg e , A m e r ic a n E x p re s s a c c e p te d . C o c k ta il h o u r 4 :30 - 6 p .m ., h o t and c o ld h o rs d 'o e u v re s , d in n e r s e rv e d f r o m 5 p .m . to 10 p .m ., w e e k e n d s to 11 p .m . E n te r ta in m e n t : F r i . & S at. n ig h ts .

H A N I L Y 'S A N C H O R I N N , 215 F lo re n c e A v e ., U n io n B e a c h , 264-0970. S ea food & I ta l ia n A m e r ic a n c u is in e , s te a k s . O pen 7 d a y s Sun. th ro u g h T h u rs d a y 5 p .m . to 10 p .m . F r i . & Sat. ' t i l l 11 p .m . W e e k ly s p e c ia ls . M a s te r ­C a rd a nd V is a a c c e p te d .

T H E IR O N S ID E P U B , 300 U n io n A v e ., U n io n B e a c h , 264-9604. S e rv in g L u n c h a nd D in n e rs . C h a rb ro ile d B u rg e rs fe a tu re d as w e ll as o u r fa m o u s J u m b o S h r im p C o c k ta il . V e a l d is h e s a lso fe a tu re d . D a ily S p e c ia ls . N o w A c c e p t­in g M a s te r C h a rg e a n d V is a . E n te r ­t a in m e n t a nd s in g a lo n g e v e ry F r i . , & S a t. e v e n in g s .

M C K I T T R I C K 'S S E A F O O D A N D S T E A K H O U S E , R t. 35 - L a u re n c e H a r ­b o r , 566-2683. U n iq u e S u r f a n d T u r f c o m b in a t io n s a re fe a tu re d fo r d in n e r as w e ll a s s e a fo o d , s te a k s a nd R o a s t L . l . D u c k l in g . S h r im p , s h r im p , s h r im p , a l l yo u ca n e a t f o r lu n c h and d in n e r a re fe a tu re d a lo n g w ith a w e ll s to c k e d s o up a nd s a la d b a r . C o c k ta ils , b e e r, a nd w in e s a v a ila b le . M a jo r c re d it c a rd s a c c e p te d . E n te r ta in m e n t T h u rs ., F r i . , S a t. & 'S un . L e is u re d in ­in g . N e w e x p a n d e d m e n u .

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T O W N & C O U N T R Y IN N , R o u te 35, K e y p o r t , 264-6820. O pen 24 h o u rs a d a y . D a ily d in n e r s p e c ia ls 3-9 p .m . M o n ., T h u rs . L u n c h e o n s p e c ia ls 11 a .m . to 3 p .m . R e g u la r lu n c h e o n m e n u a ls o a v a ila b le , ra n g in g f r o m p e a n u t b u t te r to f i le t m ig n o n . B a n q u e t fa c i l i t ie s fo r 10 to 250 p e o p le . W e d d in g p a c k a g e s a v a ila b le . M a jo r c re d i t c a rd s a c ­c e p te d . C o c k ta i l lo un g e .

Y E C O T T A G E IN N , 149 W . F ro n t S t., K e y p o r t , 264-1263. S ea food s p e c ia lt ie s . B a y s id e d in in g , n a u t ic a l a tm o s p h e re . D a ily f u l l c o u rs e d in n e r s p e c ia ls f ro m $7.95. L u n c h e o n s p e c ia ls . B a n q u e t f a c i l i t ie s f o r 10 to 200 p e o p le . N a u t ic a l c o c k ta il lo u n g e . M a jo r c re d i t c a rd s a c ­c e p te d . S u n d a y 12 to 10 p .m . C o m p le te d in n e rs s ta r t in g a t $7.95.

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M a tt B a lz a r in i p itched the f ir s t th ree inn ing s ag a in s t Johnson an d w a s c red ite d w ith the v ic to ry , h is f ir s t of the y e a r . E r ic F a lk fin ish ed up.

L ead ing the o ffense w ere Tony H a rn e tt and J e r r y L au rino , each w ith a tr ip le and a s in g le ; B i l l M a rq u a rd t w ith a doub le and a s in g le ; P a u l F u tu ym a w ith two dou­b le s and a s in g le ; and B r ian G regov w ith a tr ip le .

F a lk , R o be rt O’D onnell, an d Doug S um ick co n tr ib u t­ed a doub le ap iece ; and ch ip ­p ing in w ith a s in g le each w e re C h ris V e lla , K e v in M cN a lly , S ake t H ava ld a r , and B a lz a r in i.

F o r Johnson, Joe Pala- m a ra connected fo r a doub le and a s in g le , and D om in ick A lip e r ti doub led .

H arne tt p itched a com ­p le te gam e ag a in s t V is ta , a llow in g on ly one run . He he lped h is ca u se b y b e lt in g a doub le .

H a v a ld a r a ls o do ub le d , and G regov , B a lz a r in i, and F u tu ym a con tr ibu ted a s in ­g le each .

F o r V is ta , John E rv e n do ub led an d M a rk Conti s in g led .

In the M ino rs, the Cubs thum ped the Tw in s 16-1.

The w in im p ro ve d the C ubs’ re co rd to 5-2.

Sean P a lm e r p itched th ree sco re le ss inn ing s to ga in c re d it fo r the decision .

M ike M a r in e llo co llec ted two s in g le s and a tr ip le , a s w e ll a s p itch ing two strong inn ing s in re lie f . N orm Celia and M ike Conti s tro ked th ree s in g le s , M ike H u lan ik be lted a doub le and a s in g le , and Scott M i lle r doub led .

E a r l ie r in the w eek , the Cubs ripped the Vo lun teers20-2. P a lm e r ag a in w a s the w in n in g p itc h e r , h u r lin g th ree sco re le ss inn ings. He s tru c k out e igh t b a tte rs .

M a r in e llo h it a g ran d s lam home rim , one of h is th ree h its fo r the d ay . Ken S tew a rt s in g le d and sco red fo u r run s , C e lia b e lte d a doub le , and M a rk W eiss co n tr ibu ted a doub le and a tr ip le .

The Vo lun teers cam e back T h u rsd a y to de fea t the P i­ra te s 13-10.

M a r c D ’A le s s a n d r o p itched th ree inn ing s to ga in the dec ision . He a lso had fou r h its and f iv e r b i ’s to le ad the offense. Tom Sm ith w en t 2-for-2 w ith two r b i ’s , R yan Cousin added a h it and an rb i, and Ron B u rn s con­

tr ib u te d a h it and so lid de­fense.

F o r the P ira te s , Bob F la n ­agan d ro ve in fou r ru n s on two h its , and D u s ty S chu ltz and Jason W avro each had a h it.

In the C lin ic , the B ra ve s w en t on a sco r in g ram page , d e fea tin g the P ira te s 36-9.

The B ra v e s ’ Scott B e rn ­s te in go t h is f ir s t h it of the season—a home run . M ike P ra c h a r an d F ra n k A resta a lso hom ered . P r a c h a r ’s shot cam e w ith two m en on base .

Scott Van Velson , M ike M cG ra th , an d J a re d Pala- m a ra a lso p la yed w e ll fo r the B rave s .

P h il O’N e ill and Adam O lse n h o m e re d fo r th e P ira te s . B i l l F is c h e r and John C u llin ane had good gam es fo r the P ira te s .

The C a rd in a ls de fea ted the Y ankees 22-5 to ra ise th e ir re co rd to 3-1.

The C a rd s ’ C hris Sam m y w en t 4-for-4, in c lu d in g a two- run hom er and a tr ip le , and

sco red fou r run s . G reg Go­m ez a lso had fou r h its , in ­c lu d in g a two-run homer, and d ro ve in s ix run s. K ev in Hudy w en t 4-for-4, M ik e Pul- izzano and K e ith K o is w en t 3-for-4, D ave H orow itz and Scott S ilv e y co lle c te d th ree h its each , an d Jason F in la y and George P u liz zan o added two h its ap iece . B i l ly M c­L augh lin and Rob A lexande r a lso ch ipped in w ith s in g le s .

F o r the Y an ke s , G reg W ienges w en t 2-for-3, P a t C oy le t r ip le d , an d Jo se G a r iep y , M ik e Connallon , C h ris Z ic h ic h i, an d J e f f M cAndrew s added two h its each.

The Y ankees cam e back to de fea t the G ian ts 19-12 as R ich C r ism a le and M ike S tepnowski h am m ered two- run hom ers. Jason P f lu g tu rn ed in an un a ss is te d dou­b le p lay .

P la y in g w e ll fo r the G ian ts w ere Robb ie H arrison , J im F ly n n , and S am aresh Das- gupta.

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The Union Beach So ftba ll League thanked In te rn a tio n a l F la v o rs and F ra g ra n ce s la s t w eek fo r supporting the le ague fo r 10 y e a rs . P a r t ic ip a t in g in the cerem ony w ere (back row , from the le ft) D uncan Sheare r, Sand B a r team , K e v in E n g lish , E d d ie ’s Stop & D e li team , (fron t row , from the le ft) Bob Be lm onte, who is in ch arge of p ub lic re la tio n s fo r the league , Sam C lifton , p re s iden t of the league , and W illiam G. D a lton , I F F v ic e p re s iden t and d ire c to r of p ub lic a f fa ir s .

B r a v e s d e f e a t F a l c o n s i n s o f t b a l l a c t i o nThe B ra v e s e rup ted fo r s ix

ru n s in the f if th inn ing F r i ­d a y and h e ld on to de fea t the F a lco n s 9-5 in the H azle t Youth A th le tic L eague ’s In ­te rm e d ia te G ir ls S o ftb a ll D iv is io n .

T racey Anberg w a s the w in n in g p itc h e r . M ich e le P o lla rd doub led , and Jen ­n ife r H a rd e ll sco red two ru n s . M ic h e lle P u liz z a n o s in g le d tw ice , and G raceann Polone m ade a m ade a fin e ca tch of a lin e d r iv e .

In an e a r lie r gam e , the B ra ve s de fea ted the W ar­r io rs 12-6, sco r in g two runs in the f if th inn ing and f iv e m ore in the s ix th .

A nberg ag a in w as the w in ­n ing p itche r. Shere l R yan and N ancy F o ti had h its fo r the w inne rs . J e ss ic a B rad le y m ade a good ca tch in r ig h t fie ld .

In the M ino rs, the G ian ts p layed the R a id e rs tw ic e in le s s than a w eek and cam e aw ay w ith two v ic to r ie s .

The G ian ts sco red a 17-11 w in F r id a y , f iv e d a y s a fte r de fea tin g the R a id e rs 13-8.

M issy G ue rr ie ro w a s the w in n in g p itc h e r in bo th gam es.

E l is s a F e r r a r i c ra c ked a two-run hom er and th ree s in g le s F r id a y . J enn ife r De- John a lso ham m ered a two- ru n hom er, a s w e ll a s a dou­b le and a s in g le . G ue rr ie ro tr ip le d , doub led , and s in ­g led . K e lly H agberg co n tr ib ­u ted two s in g le s and a tr ip le , M au reen Co llison co lle c ted th ree s in g le s , Sheila Gorm- le y added a tr ip le and a s in g le , Sheri S i lv ia tr ip le d , and JoAnn M oran ch ipped in w ith a s in g le .

F o r the R a id e rs , J enn ife r F itz g e ra ld had a doub le and two s in g le s , J e ss ic a Stock­ton, B ran d i T ren t, and Am y W a ltz c o n t r ib u te d th re e s in g le s each , Celine M cN a lly doub led and s in g le d , and J enn ife r D ah l c ra c ked a t r i ­p le and a s in g le . L au ren F is c h e r added a tr ip le .

In the 13-8 w in , the G ian ts go t a tr ip le , doub le , and two s in g le s from H agberg and two doub le ls and a s in g le from Morano. They a lso got fo u r s in g le s from M aureen Co llison , an d th ree s in g le s each from G ue rr ie ro , F e r ­ra r i , DeJohn, C a r la Polone, and C hristin e N eubacher.

F o r the R a id e r s , F i t z ­g e ra ld had th ree s in g le s ,

Stockton had a doub le and a s in g le , and A lison B lau s , W a ltz , T ren t, and M ered ith R o s s n e r e a c h h a d tw o s in g le s .

B etween the two lo sses to the G ian ts , the R a id e rs de­fea te d the W a rr io rs 6-4.

M cN a lly ham m ered a ba s­es-empty hom er, one of her th ree h its . B lau s a lso had th ree h its . F itz g e ra ld added two, an d Stockton and T ren t co n tribu ted one each.

B a rb a ra D ra g e r hom ered fo r the W a rr io rs . C o llecting two h its each w ere H eather C a s s id y , S h e ila O ’N e i l l ,

D awn K e rte sz , and C h ristin e F r ien sendo rf.

The B ra v e s de fea ted the W a rrio rs 7-5 Sunday, ge ttin g two ru n s in the s ix th inn ing .

D rag e r s lu g ged a three- ru n hom er in the fou rth in ­n ing and a lso had a s in g le and a doub le . C ass id y and S te fan ie H erm ey added two h its each , and M issy Feld- schne ide r doub led .

F o r the B ra ve s , Deanna D iL a u re n z io s la m m e d a three-run tr ip le in the fourth inn ing , G ina H erm ann s in ­g led and doub led , M iche le M cA rd le s tro ked th ree h its , and M iche le G regov and E r i ­

ca G ro ssm an had two s in g le s each.-

G rossm an w a s the w inn ing p itche r. She s tru c k out 11 b a tte rs . The W a rr io rs ’ Cas­s id y a lso fanned 11.

In the Sen io rs, the B ra ve s de fea ted the W a rr io rs 7-6 and ra llie d to top the R a id e rs 11-8 on con secu tive n igh ts .

The W a rr io rs jum p ed off to a 4-0 le ad in the f ir s t in­n ing when D eanna V ice ra w a lk ed e igh t b a tte rs . But D eanna a llow ed on ly two run s the re s t of the w ay . H er team m ates exp loded fo r s ix run s in the th ird inn ing to tie

the gam e and pushed ac ro ss a run in the fou rth to w in it.

V ice ra and K r is t in G uer­r i e r o b e l t e d th re e - ru n hom ers ag a in s t the R a id e rs . G u e r r ie ro an d C h r is t in e P e k a rsk y le d the o ffense w ith th ree h its each , and B e th S tro z an d J e n n ife r W righ t p rov ided so lid f ie ld ­ing.

F o r the R a id e rs , Jeann ie D e lla s tr it to m ade an out­s tan d in g de fen s ive p la y w ith the ba se s loaded to sa ve th ree run s . E ile e n Costigan and M ich e le F r a is t r a t a lso p la yed w e ll in the fie ld .

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S p o r t s t o o m u c h f o r H a w k s , W i l d c a t sThe Super Sports la s t week

re g is te re d two v ic to r ie s in the St. Joseph ’s G ir ls Soft­b a ll L eague ’s M a jo rs .

The Sports exp loded for e igh t ru n s in the f if th inn ing T uesday and w en t on to de­fe a t the H aw ks 11-6. Two da y s la te r , they w ith stood a six-run r a l ly in the s ix th in ­n ing an d de fea ted the W ild ­ca ts 16-13.

In the T uesday gam e , K im N ixon an d D ebb ie B aede r s lam m ed doub les , K im Con­te s tro ked two s in g le s , and A p ril Hughes co n tribu ted a s in g le .

Good de fen s ive p la y s w ere m ade b y M aryann G raham in le f t f ie ld , K r is t in S u lliv an in r ig h t, an d T r in a M a rsh a t second.

A ga in st the W ild ca ts , K im W a lk e r’s bases- loaded dou­b le tie d the sco re in the s ix th , and L o ri Z a g a ro la ’s s in g le d ro ve in the w inn ing run .

N ico le Rom ano’s ca tch in r ig h t f ie ld w ith the ba se s loaded in the s ix th kep t the sco re c lose.

The E a g le s tr ipp ed the H aw ks 10-3.

M arsh s lam m ed two s in ­g le s and a tr ip le , and N ixon be lted a doub le and two s in g le s . Anne O’H ara had a doub le and a s in g le .

D ebb ie Rom ano p itched a four-h itter a s the Comets bea t the p re v io u s ly unde­fea ted E a g le s 7-1.

K a re n K e n n e d y , C h r is L ie tz , and Jeanne Schw artz le d the a t ta c k w ith th ree h its

each . S chw artz had a tr ip le , a doub le , and two r b i ’s . Lo ri Rom ano a lso d ro ve in two run s.

The E a g le s sco red th e ir run on T ra c y A llo cco ’s tr ip le and s is te r D ianne A llo cco ’s s in g le . Jeana M cL augh lin had the E a g le s ’ two other h its . .

The W ild c a ts S a tu rd a y grounded the H aw ks 13-9.

N ico le Rom ano d ro ve in two run s fo r the w inne rs . W a lk e r’s two-out tr ip le in the fou rth inn ing b rough t home tw o r u n s , a n d M a u r a B a n a r ’s s in g le d ro v e in another. K a th y C arey d e liv ­e red a two-run s in g le in the seven ing inn ing .

B an a r w a s the w inn ing p itche r.

The H aw ks go t two s in g le s ea ch from T a ra M a rsh , D awn L au ro , and Jean ie Kis- sane . Conte doub led and s in ­g led .

In the In te rm ed ia te s , the G reen Hornets ham m ered the O rio le s 33-10 a s D an ie lle R iebe , D an ie lle N o tarco la , and M ariann e K a syan a l l s lu g g ed hom ers.

K a syan a lso ripped a t r i ­p le , and D e rv i l la C am pbe ll doub led .

The w in ra ise d the Hornets re co rd to 4-1.

The R o cke ts edged the C ricke ts 6-5.

Doreen Sp ita le tto w as the w inn ing p itch e r a s the Rock­e ts im p ro ved th e ir re co rd to 3-2.

L a u r i K a lie ta , who went

2-for-2, d ro ve in the f ir s t run w ith a s in g le in the second in ­n in g . She b ro ug h t hom e M au reen Shaefer, who had doub led .

K a ra N ixon d ro ve in two ru n s , an d D ian e D ’E l ia , B r id ge t W ebe r lis t , and K r is Connolly a l l had run-scoring h its .

The M itts n ipped th e Rock­e ts 8-8 F r id a y on the s tren g th of a two-run r a l ly in the seven th inn ing .

M a ryb e th O’H ara w en t 4- for-4, an d Shaefer w en t 3- for-4.

In the M ino rs, the Rob ins T h u rs d a y e x te n d e d th e ir w inn ing s tre a k to f iv e gam es b y c lo b b e r in g the C row s 29-13.

The R ob in s c ra sh ed f iv e hom ers—two b y C hris Pes- ta r and one each b y J a im ee Robinson, T a ra Rosa to , and Stephan ie Jum pe r.

There sa E ly s lu g g ed th ree doub les an d a s in g le in fo u r tr ip s to the p la te .

J i l l H erron and Jod i F u sco hom ered fo r the C rows, and B eth Popa low sk i w en t 2- for-3.

Robinson w as the w inn ing p itch e r fo r the undefea ted Robins.

The Crows cam e ba ck Sa t­u rd a y to up se t the C ard in a ls 18-7.

Jod i F u sco b e lted a hom er, two s in g le s , and a doub le , Popa low sk i a lso w en t 4-for-4, c o lle c t in g a t r ip le , tw o doub les, and a s in g le . R ebec­ca B u rlew d e liv e re d se ve ra l

c lu tch h its , and M o ira Con­no lly ga in ed the decision , s tr ik in g out e igh t b a tte rs .

F o r the C ards , J i l l Hebron had th ree h its and Suzanne Schne ider had two.

The C ards had won th e ir two p rev io us gam es.

They shu t out the Fa lcon s 24-0 F r id a y a s M issy B rown, J enn ife r P in e iro , and Caly G a llo p o b e lt e d h o m e rs . B rown’s shot cam e w ith two team m ate s on base . P in e iro and Gallopo h it th e ir s w ith one m an on.

Brown fin ish ed the gam e w ith fou r h its and fo u r r b i ’s. Rosa A gu irre a lso w en t 4-4, and K im Scarborough , M ary Be th B rown, and M aureen Tuohy a l l w en t 3-for-3. J i l l K un z s lu g g ed a bases- loaded tr ip le .

E a r l ie r in the w eek, the C ards had dom ina ted the P eaco cks in a 31-2 v ic to ry .

M au reen N e v ille w as the w in n in g p i t c h e r G a llopo be lted a g ran d s lam hom er an d a th re e- ru n round- tripp er. B rown h it a bases- em p ty hom er, P in e iro h it one w ith two team m ates on base , and T ra ce y H ausm ann added a two-run shot.

G allopo co lle c te d fou r h its and e igh t r b i ’s. P in e iro a lso tr ip le d , and B rown added a doub le and a s in g le to go w ith he r homer. Tuohy add ­ed th ree h its an d th ree rb i ’s.

The D oves won two gam es. They de fea ted the Peacocks21-14 Sunday a s M a r isa DiSi- mone s lu g g ed four tr ip le s .

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Tom Swords and Todd Lu- beck S a tu rd a y com bined on a one-hitter and the Colts de fea ted the C e ltic s 1-0 in the M a jo rs of the Matawan-Ab­erdeen L it t le League .

Swords a lso doub led home the w inn ing ru n in the second inn ing . On the mound, he p itched fou r inn ings, s tr ik in g out n ine b a tte r s . L u beck p itched the f in a l two inn ings, y ie ld in g no h its and fann ing four.

The w in g a ve the Colts a 5-1 reco rd . The C e ltic s a re 4-2.

H aro ld D oh erty p itched w e ll fo r the C e ltic s , g iv in g up two h its and one ru n in fou r inn ings. He s tru c k out f iv e . J e ff K en c itz sk i f in ish ed up w ith two sco re le ss innn ings.

S a l C agn ina had the C e lts ’ on ly h it.

E a r l ie r in the w eek, the Colts erup ted fo r s ix run s in the th ird inn ing and went on to de fea t the T ig e rs 10-3.

E r ic B la zew ic z and S teve D ane d ro ve in th ree run s each , and Swords co n tr ibu t­ed th ree h its and two r b i ’s. Tom T y re ll added a run- p roducing doub le , and B e rt Hor, J im F la k k e r , and J im A ng lim each added a s in g le .

M e ln a p itch ed fo u r in ­n ings, y ie ld in g th ree run s on th ree h its and s tr ik in g out e igh t b a tte rs .

The C e ltic s edged the T e r­r ie r s 5-4 on M ay 15. K en c itz ­s k i w as the w inn ing p itcher. Cagn ina sco red th ree run s , and Doherty added a h it and an rb i.

F o r the T e r r ie r s , R ich S unyak , C h ris V o lk , and Jona than M cK inney each s tro ked a h it.

The R ed Sox posted a 7-3 v ic to ry over the T e rr ie rs , beh ind the p itch ing and b a t­tin g of Scott F is c h e r and M ike Power.

F is c h e r p itched th ree in ­n ings, s tro ked two h its ,and d rove in a run . P ow er h u rled the f in a l th ree inn ings, s t r ik ­in g out e igh t b a tte rs , and w en t 2-for-3 a t the p la te . K e rry Jo rgensen wen t 2- for-3 and d ro ve in two run s, and G a ry S a rgean t added th ree r b i ’s.

F o r the T e rr ie rs , M cK in ­ney w en t 2-for-3 w ith an rb i, Sunyak doub led , and Vo lk d rove in two run s .

In the In te rm ed ia te s , the Cubs ra ll ie d fo r seven ru n s

S o c c e r s i g n u p s s e t i n H a z l e t

The H az le t Youth Soccer A ssn . w i l l ho ld re g is tra tio n the f ir s t two weekends in June.

R eg is tra tio n w i l l be con­du c ted a t the HYSA field- house from 10 a .m . to 4 p.m . June 1 and June 8 and from noon to 4 p .m . June 2 and June 9.

Youths born in 1970-1978 a re e lig ib le . Any youth who has not p la yed in the le ague befo re m u s t p resen t a b ir th c e r t if ic a te when reg is te r in g . A ll youth s m u s t know th e ir t-shirt s izes .

in th e s ix th in n in g an d de fea ted the G ian ts 15-10.

A dam B lum be rg s lu g ged a s in g le and a bases- loaded t r i­p le , John D o lan con tribu ted a s in g le and a doub le , and Chip G underson p ro v id ed ou tstand ing de fen s ive p lay .

C hris W eag w as the w in ­n ing p ittch e r. He’s 2-0-1, and the Cubs a re 3-0-1.

F o r the G ian ts , Joe W alsh w en t 2-for-2 and d ro ve in fo u r run s , J e rem y Sexton had two h its and two r b i ’s , and D a v id S ic k le r added a h it and an rb i.

E d d ie C o n ro y ’s g r a n d s lam home run capped an eight-run r a l ly in the s ix th inn ing and enab led the M ets to de fea t the D odgers 17-14. •

The w in g a ve the M ets a 2-0-2 reco rd .

The M e ts s ta r te d fa s t, sco rin g f iv e ru n s in the f ir s t inn ing . Joe B eye rs s ta r te d the r a l ly w ith a h it and sco red on Conroy’s tr ip le . B ryan t Poe and Tom DeBel- lo h it s a fe ly and sco red on Tod G illm an ’s homer.

The D odgers tie d the score on th ree run s in the second and two m ore in the th ird , then took the le ad w ith fou r ru n s in the fourth .

Tom O’B rien w a s the w in ­n ing p itche r, s tr ik in g out the s id e in the s ix th inn ing .

F o r the D odgers, John D ugan had a two-run double , and Scott M cL a in and Andy H ea ly s tro ked run-scoring s in g le s .

The F a lco n s de fea ted the P ira te s 11-5, desp ite J e r ry H ourihan ’s g ran d s lam hom­e r in the f ir s t inn ing .

The B lu e J a y s S a tu rday ripped the B rave s 16-8 be­h ind the s trong p itch ing and h ittin g of Chris M eehan and M arc Ganop.

G an o p a n d M e e h a n p itched two inn ings each and a t the p la te com bined fo r seven h its . D enn is Montone added th ree h its , in c lud in g two doub les.

The w in g a ve the B lue J a y s a 2-2 reco rd .

F o r the B ra ve s (1-2-2), Lou T ru c illo had two h its and th re e r b i ’s , an d W e s le y G a r lan d d ro ve in two run s . J o e P e t t ig g n a n o s c o re d tw ice .

The B ra ve s and P ira te s fough t to a 20-20 tie .

The B ra v e s ’ H aro ld H at­f ie ld d ro ve in f iv e ru n s , and R obert Robertson brough t home th ree . Devon P a r r had th ree h its .

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B u t to C hris M usson and F ra n k B oardw iek , i t ’s the h ig h lig h t of the week.

M usson , 12, an d Board- w ick , 15, a re a v id go-kart en­th u s ia s ts . They spend m ost Sundays ra c in g o ther d r iv ­e r s th e ir ages a round a quar- ter-m ile tra ck .

And, b ecau se they h a ve an opportun ity to p a rt ic ip a te in th e ir sp o rt on ly once a week, e v e r y se co n d—l i t e r a l l y — coun ts.

“ I f you ’r e re a l ly se r io u s abou t ra c in g , you c a n ’t s la c k o ff an d sk ip ra c e d a y s ,” M usson exp la ined . “ The ra c ­in g (competition) is so tig h t th a t i f you don’t show up, yo u ’re not gonna be ab le to m ak e up those po in ts b y the end of the y e a r ,”

So, a lm o s t e v e ry Sunday m o rn ing from the m id d le of A p r il to the end o f N ovem ­b e r , B o a rdw ie k , M u sso n , an d hund reds o f o ther k id s show up a t a go-kart t ra c k in New E g yp t.

Bo th boys h a ve been ra c ­in g go-karts fo r abou t two y e a r s . They deve loped an in­te re s t in the spo rt a f te r v is it in g the tra c k and w a tch ­in g the ra ce s .

“ I t ’s r e a l ly an ex c it in g th in g to w a tch ,” M usson sa id . “ I t ’s the k in d o f sport you re a l ly h a ve to see to be lie ve , to ge t and id ea of w ha t i t ’s about.”

M usson , a six th-grader a t C en tra l School, h ad l i t t le d if­f ic u lty conv in c in g h is p a r­en ts to le t h im p a rtic ip a te . H is fa th e r once ra ce d go- k a r ts .

“ M y d a d a lw a y s s a id i f I w an ted to ra ce , h e ’d ge t m e a k a r t ,” he re c a lle d . “ So I w en t to w a tch the ra ce s and a t the end o f the da y , I w en t around to see w ha t k a r ts w ere fo r s a le and how m uch th ey w e re .”

B o ardw iek , a n inth-grader a t C h r is t ia n B ro the rs A cad ­em y , M idd le tow n , a lso has a r a c in g e n th u s ia s t fo r a fa th e r , who w a s in fa vo r of h is son’s new in te re s t.

“ M y m om , though, d idn ’t r e a l ly th ink the id ea w a s th a t g r e a t ,” B o a rd w ie k s a id , sm ilin g m isch ie vo u s ly . “We had to conv in ce he r a l i t t le .”

G e ttin g s ta r te d in the sport is a b it m o re expensive than p la y in g L it t le L eague , the boys exp la ined . A good, used go-kart co sts abou t $700, and new k a r t s can s e l l fo r m ore than $1,000.

The c a r ts a re sm a ll and open, h a ve one sea t, and ru n on an engine s im i la r to th a t of a law nm ow er—w ith a b it m o re power.

M usson began ra c in g w ith a 15-year-old k a r t , b u t he has ad van ced enough to m e r it a new k a r t nex t y ea r . Board- w ic k , who s ta r te d h is ra c in g c a re e r w ith a new k a r t , bough t an even b e tte r one th is y e a r .

“ O utgrow ing” a k a r t is not uncom m on , the bo ys ex ­p la in ed , becau se a s they be­com e b e tte r ra c e r s th ey need b e tte r k a r ts .

Go-kart ra c in g is d iv id e d in to age d iv is io n s—rookie , ju n io r , an d sen io r . E a ch d iv is io n is s u b d iv id e d in to sm a lle r group s, acco rd in g to the typ e o f k a r t engine.

E a c h group ru n s th ree , 10-lap ra c e s , an d po in ts a re aw a rd ed each w eek ba sed on the fin ish o f each ra ce .

A cco rd ing to the ra c e rs , th ey d r iv e abou t 60 mph on the s tra ig h taw a y , an d abou t 30 m ph a round c u rv e s . An a v e ra g e la p tim e is 25-26 seconds, so ra c e s la s t on ly a m a tte r o f m inu te s .

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Chris M usson , 11, and F ra n k B oardw iek , 15, both of K eypo rt, spend th e ir the le ad e rs in th e ir d iv is io n s th is y e a r . Above, B o ardw iek (fron t k a rt)Sunday afternoons ra c in g go-karts a t a New E g yp t tra c k . Both a re am ong take s a sharp cu rv e to ge t the edge on h is com petition .

e r is concerned w ith b e tte r­in g h is pe rsona l t im e and ga in in g po in ts tow ard s a sea ­son to ta l, the boys exp la ined . An a ve ra g e of 10-12 ra c e rs compete a t a tim e .

The m ost d if f ic u lt p a r t of the sport, they added , is tha t a s ra c e r s im p ro ve , they m ove in to a group o f top con­tenders in th e ir d iv is io n .

“There a re u s u a lly fo u r or f iv e g u y s in a group th a t a re the best, and you ne ve r know w h ich one is go ing to w in the ra ce s , b e cau se th e y ’re a l l a lm o st e q u a lly a s good,” M usson sa id .

“ Once you ge t up w ith the top ra c e rs , i t g e ts h a rd e r ,” B o ardw iek added . “ The ra c ­e s u s u a l l y g e t r e a l l y c lo se—som e of the fin ish e s a re w ith in fee t ap a rt. Some­tim e s i t ’s ju s t a m a tte r of lu ck who w in s , becau se ev ­eryone is good.”

B o a rdw ie k an d M usso n sp ea k from exp e r ie n ce— both ho ld top positions in th e ir d iv is io n s .

B oardw iek , who ra c e s in the ju n io r (ages 14-17) d iv i­sion , w a s second in h is d iv i­s ion in the s ta te la s t y e a r , and he has won a lm o s t e v e ry ra c e s in ce m id-year la s t y e a r .

M usson , a rookie (ages 10-13) ra c e r , is am ong the top fo u r in h is d iv is io n and has re co rded a n um ber of first- , second-, an d third- p la ce fin ish e s .

Both ag re ed that there is m uch com pe tit io n am ong the b e tte r d r iv e r s .

“M ost of u s g e t a long and a re fr ie n d s—and i f you ’re not do ing good th a t d a y , then y o u ’l l ro o t fo r som eone e ls e ,” M usson sa id .

“ W e ’ r e a l l f r i e n d s , ” B o a rd w ie k a g re e d , " b u t once you ’re ou t on the tra ck , th a t’s it—you ’re th e re to do the b e st you ca n .”

Bo ardw iek s a id he is m ore c a re fu l, and le s s co cky , than when he o r ig in a lly s ta rte d d r iv ing , adding^ th a t exper­

ience h a s taug h t h im w ha t to look fo r on the tra ck .

“ In the beg inn ing , I w ou ld u s u a lly ju s t concen tra te on how fa s t I co u ld go ,” he ex ­p la ined , “ b u t now I w a tch w h a t’s happen ing on the tra c k , look fo r th ings tha t m igh t s low m e down ( lik e po ss ib le crashes) and avo id th em .”

He sa id h is u su a l thoughts d u r in g a ra c e now cen te r a round how to o u tm aneuver the o ther d r iv e r s .

“ I spend a lo t o f t im e dec id in g how to ca tch the g u y in fron t of m e ,” he sa id . “ I w a tch fo r h im to m ess up a l i t t le b it so I can pass h im .”

M usson ag re ed th a t th ink­ing is a m a jo r p a rt of ra c in g .

“T h ere ’s m ore to i t than go ing fa s t ,” he s a id . “Y ou ’ve go tta keep y o u r eye on the ro ad and be f ig u r in g how you ’re go ing to m ake some tim e . You h a ve to th ink abou t how the d r iv e r in fron t o f you is th in k in g .”

Both boys s a id th a t desp ite the speed of th e ir k a r ts , the sp o r t is r e la t iv e ly s a fe . B um p ing w hee ls , o r r id in g o ve r the ba ck of ano ther k a r t , is not uncommon, bu t f lip s and b a d ac c id en ts a re ra re , they sa id .

M ost a c c id en ts o ccur, they sa id , w ith le s s expe rien ced d r iv e r s , o r w ith those who a re not p ay in g a tten tion to th e cou rse and other ra c e rs .

A s safety precautions, a ll ra c e rs w ea r h e lm e ts , ny lon o r le a th e r ja c k e t s , lo n g pan ts, and le a th e r g lo ves , they added .

A s a s a fe ty m e a su re , e v e ry k a r t is in spec ted by s t a t e p o lic e in s p e c to r s b e fo re th e r a c e s b e g in . T here a re a lso te ch n ic a l c rew s on the tra ck , a s w e ll a s f la g g e rs , to in su re sa fe ty .

R equ irem en ts and ru le s a re r ig id an d a re en fo rced , the boys sa id .

In ad d itio n to the c rew s p ro v id ed b y the ra c e tra ck ,

each ra c e r a lso has h is own “ p it c rew ,” u s u a lly m ade up o f p a ren ts.

The p it c rew s ta r t s the d r iv e r ’s c a r , tigh ten s cha in s , f ix e s f la t t ire s , and a t tim e s, even rep la ce s blown-out mo­to rs.

“ The fa th e rs a re som e­tim e s m ore com pe tit iv e than the k id s ,” laughed F ra n k B o ardw iek Sr. “ M ost of us h a ve been in vo lv ed in or a re in te re s te d in ra c in g , so th is is a lo t of fun fo r u s , too .”

Both boys s a id they in tend to con tinue go-kart ra c in g a s f a r a s the sen io r d iv is io n (18 an d over) an d m ay ta k e a tu rn a t ra c e c a r d r iv in g .

“ I d e fin ite ly w an t to keep ra c in g , an d I ’l l p ro bab ly try s to c k c a r r a c in g e v e n ­tu a l ly ,” B o ardw iek sa id .

“ I w ou ldn ’t w an t to do it p ro fe s s io n a lly ,” he added , “ bu t i t w ou ld be a good hob­b y ”

“ I w an t to s ta y in th is a s lo n g as I c a n ,” M usson sa id .

“ And i f I e v e r got the chance in the fu tu re , I th ink I ’d l ik e to ra ce spo rts c a r s .”

H is m a in concern r ig h t now—and one w h ich w as echoed b y B o ardw iek—is im ­p ro v in g h is d r iv in g and ra c k ­ing up po in ts fo r a good f in ish th is season.

“R ig h t now, I ju s t w an t to h a ve a good season ,” he sa id . “ I hope I h a ve a lo t of good Sundays be tw een now and N ovem ber.”

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1982 DODGE 4002 D r.,4 C y l., A u to ., PIS, P /B, P /W in d o w s , A /C , A M /F M S te re o , 32,422 M i le s . , T in te d W in ­d o w s , B u c k e t S e a ts & C o n s o le , W h i t e S id e w a ll T ires , V in y l

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1980 CHRYSLER CORDOBA

2 Dr., 6 Cyl. A u to . Trans.. P/S. P/B. A/C , A M /FM S te r. C ass., T in t e d W in d . , R r. D efog., W h ite S idew a ll T ires, 63.875 M i.. Stk.

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1979 FORD GRANA0A GHIA 2 OR.

8 Cyl. A u to ., P/S. P/B, A /C . A M /F M S te reo . 63,312 M i.. S tk . #2432.

s3,895

1979 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 2 DR. BROUGHAM

8 C y l. A u lo .. P/S. P/B. P /W in d . . A /C . A M Radio, 49,620 M i., S lk . 8243.

s4,695

1981 BUICK RIVIERA 2 OR.

6 C yl. A u to ., P/S, P/B, P /W ind., A /C . 42,312 M i., S tk . 82442.

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1983 MERCURY |.YNX4 Dr., 4 C yl. A u to ., P/S, P/B, A /C , A M /F M S te re o , B u c k e t S e a ts , 2 4 ,1 43 M ile s . S to c k #2720.

$5 ,9 9 51984 0O0GE

CONVERSION VAN6 Cyl. A u to .. P/S. P/B. A /C . A M /FM S te reo . 6.777 M i.. S tk. #2530.

S12,995

1979 BUICK REGAL 2 OR.6 C y l. A u to ., P/S. P/B, A /C . A M /FM S te reo . 58,369 M i., S tk . #2413.

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1981 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME 2 OR.

6 C yl. A u to ., P/S, P/B. P /W in d . , A M /F M S te re o ., 45.042 M i., S tk . #2318.

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1983 DATSUN SENTRA WAGON

4 C yl., 5 Spd.. P/B, PIS. A /C , 24.580 M i.

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1980 AMC SPIRIT 0L 4 C yl. 4 Spd., F/S, P/B. 62,432 M i.. S lk . 82304.

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1984 CRYSLER LEBARON4 Dr., 4 CyL, A u to . T r a n s . . P /S . P /B . P/W md., A /C . A M /FM S te reo , 19,592 M i., S tk. #2509.

s8,995

1981 OLDS CUTLASS LS 4 OR.

6 C yl., P/S. P/B. A/C . A M /FM S tereo. 34.710 M i.. S tk . #2347.

*6,595

1984 F0R0 T-8IR0 2 OR.6 Cyl.. A u to .. PIS. P/B. A /C . A M /FM S te reo . 7.310 M i.. S tk. #2348.

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1982 CHRYSLER LEBARON2 Dr., 4 Cyl. Auto.. PIS, P/B, P /W indow s, A/C, AM/FM Stereo, Tinted W in d o w s , R r D e fog ., B ucke t S e a ts , W h ite S idewall Tires,, 50,036 Miles. Stk. #2722.

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1980 PLYMOUTH VOLARE2 Dr., 6 C yl., P/S, P/B, A M /F M , A /C , B u c k e t S e a ts , S tk . #2682, 65,629 M iles .

s3 ,9 9 5

1979 PLYMOUTH VOLARE 4 OR.

6 Cyl. M T . P/S. P/B. A /C . S le re o , 57,948 M iles. S lk . 82593.

s3,995

1983 BUICK REGAL 2 OR.6 Cyl. A u to ., P/S, P/B,. P /W in d . , A /C , A M * Radio , 31.499 M i., S lk. #2388.

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1982 DODGE ARIES

4 C y l. A u to ., P/S, P/B A /C , A M R ad io , T in te d W in d o w s , 4 Dr., W h ite S id e w a ll T ire s , 25 ,607 M ile s .

$5 ,5 9 5

1980 MERCURY MARQUIS BROUGHAM 2 OR. ,

8 C yl. A u to .. P/S. P/B. P /W ind.. P /Locks. A/C, A M /FM S te reo . 58,676 j M i.. S tk . #2366.

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H o r n e t s t o p F i r e b a l l s , P i r a t e sThe H ornets la s t w eek

de fea ted the F ir e b a lls and the P ira te s to ex tend th e ir re co rd to 5-1 in the N a tiona l L eague o f the Union Beach L it t le League .

John U rbanow icz p itched a com p le te gam e T hu rsd a y a s the Hornets tripped the F ir e b a lls 8-1.

A six-run r a l ly in the fifth inn ing b roke a 1-1 dead lock .

U rbanow icz w en t 2-for-4 and d ro ve in two run s , and M ic h a e l L e w a n d o w s k i s tro ked th ree s in g le s and d ro ve in one run .

R ic k y Connors ad ded a doub le an d an rb i, Bobby Shane and J im m y Toth each co n tribu ted a s in g le and an rb i, and A lex W hee ler dou­b led and d ro ve in two runs. Bobby R usso and George Henn added a s in g le ap iece .

F o r the F ir e b a lls , Anthony C hristiano , M ich ae l Therien ,

I an d E d w a rd W a lsh a l l w en t • 2-for-3. Therien d ro ve in the F ir e b a lls ’ on ly run . Gene K ee fe and M a rk Howard added a s in g le each.

E a r l ie r in the week, the Hornets ripped the Dodgers 12-3.

The Dodgers jum p ed o ff to a 3-0 le a d in the f ir s t inn ing , b u t the Hornets an sw ered w ith s ix ru n s in the second.

Sa l M a zu r p icked up the w in and boomed two tr ip le s an d a s in g le , d r iv in g in th ree ru n s . U rbanow icz hom ered an d s in g led , d r iv in g in two run s , and R ic k y Connors w en t 3-for-4 w ith two rb i ’s. Shane andded a doub le and a s in g le w ith one rb i, Henn wen t 2-for-2 w ith an rb i, R u sso co n tr ib u ted a doub le and an rb i, an d Toth and M a tth ew K a ch e rsk y each added a s in g le and an rb i.

F o r the D odgers, M a rk W a s ie le w s k i a n d L o u ie Croce both w en t 2-for-3, and J a ck P ra izn e r doub led home a run .

The P ira te s F r id a y ra llie d fo r a 5-3 w in o ve r the Dod­g e rs and m oved in to second p lace .

T ra ilin g 3-2 a fte r the f ir s t inn ing , the P ira te s t ie d the sco re in the second and pushed ac ro ss the game- w inn ing ru n s in the th ird .

M ich ae l F ann in g w as the

w in n in g p itc h e r . M ic h a e l M a rv e l doub led and sco red a ru n , G lenn K n iche l and D e l Bobish each added a s in g le and and an rb i, and A lan W arren and L a u ra Casa­b ian ca ch ipped in w ith a s in g le ap iece .

F o r the D odgers, Croce w en t 2-for-3 w ith two r b i ’s, and J a ck P ra izn e r s in g le d home a run . R ich ie N o rm ile and W as ie lew sk i co lle c te d a s in g le each.

The F ir e b a lls edged the P ira te s 5-4.

E dw a rd W a lsh w as the w inn ing p itche r, and Gene Keefe le d the o ffense w ith a s in g le , a doub le , and two r b i ’s . Christiano doub led and sco red a run , and Lenny Le- m an sk i and Howard each d ro ve in a run .

F o r the P ira te s , F ann ing w en t 2-for-3, W arren doub led home a run , D anny Santos d ro ve in a ru n w ith a s in g le , B ob ish an d L a u ra C asab ian ­ca both wen t l-for-2, and An­thony C asab ianca s lu g ged a tr ip le .

In the N a tiona l League , the A nge ls p icked up two v ic ­to rie s to rem a in in f ir s t p la ce , a half-game ahead of the Yankees.

The Ange ls (5-0) s lugged the A stro s 14-6 S a tu rd a y , two d a y s a f te r b lan k in g the M ets 7-0

C hris B ech to ld c ra sh ed th ree hom ers and d ro ve in s ix ru n s ag a in s t the A stro s. He a lso h u rle d a com plete gam e to p ick up h is f ir s t dec ision of the y ea r . B rad B e ll w en t 4-for-4 w ith a hom er and a doub le , and K e ith R o y le an d R o b e r t O s te r v ic h c o n t r ib u te d a s in g le and two r b i ’s each. M a t th e w N o rm i le a n d Jam es F o sse tta a d ded a s in g le and an rb i each , and Charles Saun ie r w en t 3-for-3 w ith an rb i.

The A stro s A dam K o lty s s lugged two hom ers and a s in g le , d r iv in g in th ree run s, and P h illip Schep is w en t 2-for-3 w ith an rb i. B r ian Je rd en added a s in g le and an rb i, an d G e ra ld W hitehead s in g le d and sco red a run .

B e ll w a s the p itch ing and h itt in g s ta r in the w in over the M ets . He th rew a one-

h itte r , s tr ik in g out 18 ba t­te rs . A t the p la te , he boomed a hom er, a tr ip le , and a s in ­g le , d r iv in g in th ree run s.

B ech to ld t gam e h im p len­ty of he lp w ith a hom er and a doub le and th ree r b i ’s . Os­te rv ic h added a s in g le and a doub le , and N o rm ile ch ipped in w ith an rb i s in g le .

M ich ae l R u sso had the M e ts ’ on ly h it.

The Y ankees kep t pace by de fea tin g the P ilo ts 9-2 and b lan k in g the M ets 10-0.

The A stro s pounded the G ian ts 18-7.

K o lty s w as the w inn ing p itch e r and keyed the of­fense w ith a hom er and a s in g le , d r iv in g in two run s. Je rd en d ro ve in fo u r ru n s on two s in g le s , S teve Sm ith r ip ­ped two doub les and a s in g le , and F ra n k A da ip cyk s in g le d tw ice . Sm ith and A dam cyck d ro ve in th ree run s each. R o be rt H a rr io tt d ro ve in two run s w ith a s in g le , M a rc S te ine r had two h its and two rb i ’s , C a r l M ich ae l Tanzo la d ro ve in two run s , Schep is w en t l-for-2.

F o r the G ian ts , John K au f­m an be lted a hom er and a s in g le , d r iv in g in two run s , C hris R u sso w en t 2-for-3 w ith two rb i ’s , C hris Tuberion w en t 2-for-2 w ith an rb i, and R obe rt O rr added a s in g le and an rb i. F ra n k M arrone s tro k e d two s in g le s , and R ich Wood con tribu ted a s in g le and an rb i.

The G ian ts F r id a y shu t out the P ilo ts 5-0 beh ind R u sso ’s one-hitter.

R u sso s tru c k out 16 b a t­te rs . He a lso s lam m ed a t r i­p le . K au fm an an d O rr con­tr ib u te d a s in g le and an rb i each . Wood d ro ve in a run , and M arrone added a s in g le .

The P ilo ts ’ K it ty L ew an­dow sk i had h e r te am ’s on ly h it, a double .

In J un io r G ir ls S o ftba ll, the Cheetahs tam ed the R a c ­coons 11-4 and o u tla s te d the Swans 10-9, and the Foxes ro u ted the Swans 26-4 and the Raccoons 17-1.

In Sen ior G ir ls S o ftba ll, the H aw ks won tw ice , de­fea tin g the R aven s 9-2 and the E a g le s 15-4, and the E a g le s tr ipp ed the R aven s 9-3.

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da y de fea ted the B r id gew a t­e r B lu e D e v i ls 5-0 an d c lin ch ed f ir s t p lace in D iv i­sion 4 of the M id-Jersey Youth Soccer A ssn .

The Hotshots got two goa ls from C indy N a te rs and one each from Chris G affney , C hris P la d l, J i l l Ianne llo .

L iz H ilt and Chris D ob ila s p icked up a s s is ts , and J a im ii S tew a rt and J a c ii T u cke r an­chored th e defense.

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B run sw ick on an a s s is t by M a r ie Iann e llo . A lso p lay ing w e ll w e re Jan ine Coates, R a che l Gordon, and M iche le H ilt.

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The F u ry coasted to a 7-1 w in over the R ahw ay Row ­d ies in D iv is io n 3 a s D ave Sam ber and E d D uborg net­ted two goa ls each.

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The S p ir it sp lit a p a ir of gam es in D iv is io n 3, de fea t­ing B r id g ew a te r 5-3 Sunday a f te r dropp ing a 7-5 decision to S. B run sw ick .

M a rc C im ino booted two

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L a r r y V asco sco red a ha t tr ic k a g a in s t S. B run sw ick , and R o be r to boo ted two goa ls . A ss is ts w ere c red ited to G a lic ia , V enge lis , and Cim ino.

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p la yed to a 10-10 tie .

The undefea ted A stro s la s t week b reezed to an 11-1 v ic ­to ry over the P h illie s , ex­tend ing th e ir w inn ing s tre a k to f iv e gam es in the St. Jo­seph’s Boys B a se b a ll L eague M a jo rs .

M icke y C ie c ie rsk i p itched the f ir s t f iv e inn ings and ga ined the dec is ion , h is th ird of the yea r . C on tribu ting one h it each w ere Jason C ass id y , K ev in Jones, G a ry R epack, R obert W ay , D ean Marga- r ite s , Joey Zw e id inge r, and R ich ie S la te r.

The Cubs won a p a ir of gam es, r ipp ing the B rave s 14-1 and tu rn in g ba ck the P ira te s 4-1.

The Cubs’ C hris C am be ll h it fo r the c ir c u it a g a in s t the B rave s , c run ch ing a s in g le , a doub le , a tr ip le , and a home run o ve r the le f t f ie ld fence. He d ro ve in three ru n s . H ugh H aynes an d Chris Donahue con tribu ted two h its each . Donahue w as the w inn ing p itche r.

F o r the B ra ve s , M ike Z ie ­lin sk i ripped a doub le , and B rian M u lie r i and M ike Shea ea ch d e liv e re d a s in g le . M u lie r i a lso tu rn ed in a strong re lie f jo b , and Bob Pron , V inn ie F a liv e n e , and D anny Am ad io m ade good de fen s ive p lay s .

The Cubs a lso de fea ted the P ir a te s 4-1 a s D onahue p itched a com p lete gam e, s tr ik in g out nine b a tte rs , and he lped h is cau se by s lu g g in g two doub le s and a s in g le . J a m e s B y r n e s in g le d , w a lk ed , and sco red a run , and H aynes boomed a tr ip le . H aynes a lso spea red a lin e d r iv e a t second ba se and tu rn ed it in to an un a ss is ted doub le p la y .

The P ira te s p inned a 16-0 lo ss on the Cubs.

Donald Conte w as the w in­n ing p itche r, and Jason H ar­zo ld p itched th ree shu tou t in ­n ings and co n tribu ted th ree h its to the offense. Todd and J im M arsh added two h its each.

In an e a r lie r gam e, the P ira te s got a two-run hom er from E v a n Rosen and de­fea ted the G ian ts 10-3.

Conte aga in w as the w in ­n in g p it c h e r , a n d S co tt H aze lco rn and Chris F i t z ­p a tr ic k s tro k e d two h its each.

The G ian ts rebounded F r i ­d a y w ith a 10-9 v ic to ry over the C a rd s , an d S a tu rd a y sco red a 7-0 w in over the B ra v e s a s Tom C h r is t ie p itched a no-hitter. %

C h ris tie a lso s lu g ged a bases-empty hom er and a s in g le fo r two run s ba tted in.

H is b a tte ry m ate , M ike M cKenna , th rew out two runne rs try in g to s te a l and co n tribu ted two h its to the of­fense. G reg W a rc isk i w en t 3- for-3 w ith th ree r b i ’s.

P la y in g w e ll in the f ie ld fo r the B ra ve s w ere John Bo­dino , M u lie r i, P ron , and M a tt Baeder.

C h r is tie a lso h it a hom er ag a in s t the Cards, th is tim e w ith one m an on base . I t cam e in the bottom of the

s ix th inn ing , and i t p rov ided the m a rg in of v ic to ry .

Roy Cadoo s ta r te d and p itched 5VS inn ing s, s tr ik in g out n ine b a tte rs . B u t w ith a 7-2 lead , he ra n in to tro ub le in the s ix th . The C ards sco red seven run s in the in­n ing to take a 9-7 lead . The G ian ts pushed ac ro ss th ree run s in the bottom of the in ­n ing to w in the gam e.

E d S e llic k had two h its for the G ian ts , and W a rc isk i ad ­ded two h its and sco red two run s.

F o r the C ards, R yan Sm ith had two h its and th ree r b i ’s , and T .J . O lszew sk i had two h its and two rb i ’s. Sean M or­gan s lam m ed a tr ip le and p la yed w e ll in cen te r fie ld .

D anny A dam s p itched a no-hitter a s the D odgers de fea ted the C ards 9-0 on M ay 14.

A dam s and John Fo x led the o ffense w ith th ree h its each , and G a rre t Shehan, A ndrew K a lt , J im m y H ou li­han, and M ukund Gundanna con tribu ted two h its each.

P la y in g w e ll d e fe n s iv e ly fo r the C ards w ere M ike Saf- fra n , Sean M organ , and K ev­in F re d e r ic k s .

In th e In t e rm e d ia t e s , Chuck Zw e id in ge r p itched a one-hitter a s the A th le tic s de fea ted the T ig e rs 6-2 fo r th e ir f ir s t w in of the season.

Zw e id inge r s tru c k out 10 b a tte rs an d w a lk ed four.

K e ith R epack s in g le d and d ro ve in two run s , and J im ­m y Hassiepen ripped a dou­b le and a s in g le , d r iv in g in one run .

G len L e fe r and Jayson Lem berg m ade good de fen­s iv e p lay s .

The T ig e rs w ere com ing off an 11-8 w in o ve r the O rio les.

F o r the O rio les, C hris Mi- c e ll i d ro ve in fo u r ru n s on a d o u b le an d tw o s in g le s . L aw rence K a tz ripped a t r i ­p le and s to le home, M ike O’G rady s in g le d and d rove in a run , and Sean Meehan a d d e d a do u b le . R o bb ie F e u k e r and John B ax te r p layed w e ll in the fie ld .

The O r io le s re bo un ded w ith a 5-3 w in over the Red Sox F r id a y .

K a tz p itched a one-hitter and s tru c k out 18 b a tte rs as the O rio les ra ise d th e ir re c ­ord to 4-2. He he lped h is cause by d r iv in g in two runs w ith a s in g le and a double.

C ar l B ach , B ax te r , and O’G rady each produced an rb i s in g le fo r the w inners.

In e a r l ie r gam es, the R ed Sox pounded the B lue J a y s13-1 fo r th e ir fou rth con­se cu tive w in w ithou t a loss.

E r ic K ra u s s w as the w in ­n ing p itche r. He s tru c k out n ine b a tte rs . M ich ae l P a ll i t ­to and Tony Horath banged out f iv e h its , and Chuck F a z io w as the de fen s ive s ta r .

The R ange rs de fea ted the B lue J a y s 11-5.

M ike S chuste r b e lted a two-run hom er and d ro ve in a l l f iv e B lu e J a y s ’ run s . J a ck M cCann and Dennis J a rv is added h its .

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Lee B e rn ste in w as the w in ­n ing p itche r a g a in s t T ide­w a te r . J e rm y S te in b e rg , G a ry G r im a ld i, an d E r ic H ym an w e re the h it t in g s ta rs , and Seth B erm an , Joe l M cG lynn and Andy E l l is w ere the de fen s ive s tan d ­outs.

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T w o w i n s g i v e A ' s 6-0 r e c o r dThe A ’s la s t w eek won a

p a ir of gam es to rem a in un­de fea ted and m a in ta in th e ir ha lf- gam e le a d o v e r the R eds in the H o lm de l Youth A th le tic A ssn . M inors.

The A ’s ou ts lu gged the Y ankees 13-10 and de fea ted the G ian ts 5-0.

The two v ic to r ie s ga ve them a 6-0 reco rd .

Joe P o lla c k w as the w in ­n ing p itche r in ag a in s t the Y ankees. He p itched two sco re le ss inn ing s, s tr ik in g out f iv e b a tte rs , and con­tr ib u te d two h its an d an rb i to the offense.

T he A ’s a ls o re c e iv e d s trong h itt in g from M ichae l B lah u t (2-for-3, one rb i) , B r ian O’Conner (2-for-3, two r b i ’s ) , A ndrew Roth (2-for-3, tw o r b i ’s ) , a n d K ie r a n Dunne (2-for-3, two r b i ’s) .

The Y ankees w ere led by D a v id E d e l s o n , w ho s lam m ed two doub les and d ro ve in two run s . K ev in N ebab an d N ade r B ak lo s co n tribu ted two h its each.

The lo ss g a ve the Y ankees a 3-3 reco rd .

P o lla ck p itched two h it le ss inn ings in re lie f a g a in s t the G ian ts , sa v in g the v ic to ry fo r M ike K ild u f f (5-0).

The A’s o ffense w as le d by C ha rlie D im m le r , who had two h its and an rb i; F ra n k S ca rp u lla and O m ar Saleh, who had two h its each ; and Dunne and K ild u f f , who con­tr ib u te d a h it and an rb i ap iece .

The G ian ts ’ John Brock- w e ll p itched fou r s trong in ­n in g s , r e g i s t e r in g e ig h t s tr ik eo u ts , and had a h it and an rb i a t the p la te . Andrew Hoch and John Barwood added a h it and an rb i each.

The R eds rem a ined a h a lf­g am e out of f ir s t p la ce by de fea tin g the M ets 10-7, as

C hris Schenack b la s te d two home runs.

The R eds got two h its each from B r ia n S ch iff, K e v in Sachs, and B r ian C affrey .

F o r the M ets , K e ith Weck- ste in c ra sh ed a three-run homer, and Andrew B lau ­s te in b e lted a bases-empty r o u n d - t r ip p e r . D o n a v a n Leonard , J .R . B a rre tt , and W eckste in a l l w en t 2-for-2.

The lo ss w as on ly the sec­ond of the y e a r fo r the M ets . They h a ve won fo u r gam es.

The T ig e rs spo tted the P h illie s an e a r ly 5-0 lead , then ra l lie d fo r f iv e ru n s in the fou rth inn ing to sco re a 7-5 v ic to ry .

Two of the ru n s cam e on D erek B rown’s home run . B row n ’s pe rfo rm ance a t the p la te m ade h im a w inne r on the mound. He ga in ed the d e c is io n , p i t c h in g th re e sco re le s s inn ing s a f te r a ro cky s ta r t .

He re ce iv e d an a s s is t from J o n a th a n S t r a u s s , w ho tu rn ed in an un a ss is ted dou­b le p la y in the top of the fo u r th —an d f in a l—in n in g w ith the ty in g run a t the p la te .

S tra u ss and A dam Mastro- domenico each s tro ked two h its .

F o r the P h illie s , Adam Cannon p la yed w e ll beh ind the p la te , an d R yan W illiam s and John H o lle r tu rn ed in s t r o n g p i t c h in g p e r f o r ­m ances.

The G ian ts de fea ted the O rio les 9-5 and then c lo b ­be red the P h illie s 20-4.

B ro ckw e ll w as the w inn ing p itch e r a g a in s t the O rio les, ge ttin g good re lie f he lp from Seth C hara tz . M ike Donavan hom ered and p layed w e ll a t shortstop .

F o r the O rio le s, B r ian B u rge ss s lam m ed a tr ip le ,

and S teven M ay tu rn ed in a good re lie f s tin t.

In the Sen ior L eague , the Y ankees won th ree gam es la s t w eek to ca tap u lt into f i r s t p la c e , a ha lf-gam e ahead of the M ets.

The Y ankees s ta r te d the w eek w ith a 12-8 w in over the R ed Sox. On M onday, they posted a 6-1 w in o ve r the Dodgers, and two da y s la te r , they edged the M ets 6-5 in a make-up gam e.

The Y ankees u sed th ree p itch e rs a g a in s t the Dod­ge rs . Donnie B lah u t, B rian C iu ffre d a , an d Sean Mc- Keown h e ld the D odgers to fo u r h it s—and each con­tr ib u te d a h it to the o ffense, a s d id J e f f F e r r ie r .

C h a r lie A nnun z ia ta co l­le c te d th ree h its a g a in s t the M ets, and F e r r ie r added two.

Jason L e rm an , J e f f E d e l­son, and Jon D ’O rsi h ad two h its each fo r the M ets.

In o ther action , the T ige rs de fea ted the M ets 18-9 on M ay 11, then lo s t an 11-2 dec is ion to the R ed Sox.

The Sox’s S teve B artow p itched fou r sco re le ss in ings ag a in s t the T ig e rs and con­tr ib u te d two h its a t the p late . Shant G u iy ik ia n and Chris W illiam s a lso had two h its each.

F o r the T ig e rs , D a v id B a r­ton s tro ked two h its , and Adam Sh te ir p itched th ree sco re le ss inn ings.

The M e ts d e fe a ted the D odgers 8-6 T h u rsda y , ge t­tin g s trong p itch ing from L e rm an , D a v id C ro ss le y , and R yan M oge le fsky .

E de lson and Jon M eyer paced the M ets w ith two h its each.

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ed the Cosmos 3-1 in the H az le t You th Soccer A ssn. P ee Wee D iv is io n .

Tom m y Dowd’s ha t t r ic k accoun ted fo r a l l o f the B e a rs ’ goa ls . A lso p la y in g w e ll fo r the B ea rs (3-6-2) w ere N ick Zane tich , D anny Condatore, an d Joe D avino .

E r ic Z a vo lin sk y booted the Cosmos’ on ly goa l.

The C e ltic s rem a in ed un­de fea ted by topp ing the For- tunas 5-1.

The C e lt ic s (9-0-2) got two goa ls from B il ly R ebe rn ik and one each from M a tt B rad y , C hris A ngelos, and G rego ry W ienges.

A lso co n tr ib u tin g to the v ic tg o ry w ere T .J . M a rtin , J im B u r k e , a n d K e v in O’Donnell.

Joey Fo rg ion e ne tted the F o rtu n a s ’ goa l.

M a tt Sem enza’s two goa ls w ere enough to g iv e the Ras- a ls a 2-0 w in o ve r the R a id ­e rs .

B r ia n P aw la k w a s c re d it­ed w ith an a s s is t .

P la y in g w e l l fo r th e R a sc a ls w e re Joe E spo sito , B r ian Jang , and M ike Mc- ra th . The R a id e r s ’ go t good p e r fo rm a n c e s fro m J im G elpke, S teve Leonard , and M ike P u lliz zano .

B o th te am s h a d 7-2-1 re co rd s a f te r the gam e.

In a Cup gam e , the C e ltic s edged the R a sc a ls 3-2.

O’Donne ll, Angelos, and W ienges sco red the C e lt ic s ’ go a ls , an d M a tt Semenza and Todd M elando found the nets fo r the R a sc a ls .

A lso p la y in g w e ll w ere the C e lt ic s ’ B i l ly M a y , J im B u rke , an d Tom M a r tin ; and the R a s c a ls ’ P a u l H eaver, K e ith S am ber, and B rendan Tennant.

In Boys 10-and-Under a c ­tion, the M usta n g s b lan ked the A th le tic s 2-0 S a tu rd a y a f te r co astin g to an 8-3 w in o ve r the R an ge rs T h u rsda y .

M ik e W it te an d C h r is Tuero booted go a ls a g a in s t the A th le tic s . A lso p la y in g w e ll fo r the M ustang s (9-2-2) w ere J a y C anne lla , ScottK ra u s s , K e v in R e b e rn ik , and John O live r.

P la y in g w e ll fo r the A th­

le t ic s (8-5-0) w e re Jason C a lab re se , Jason Homow itz, G reg A ltm a je r , and Rob B a ile y .

Tuero booted two goa ls ag a in s t the R ange rs . Con­tr ib u t in g one goa l each w ere M ich ae l W itte , G iann i Ar- cho laka s, D a v id S tehnacs, B r ian L am b , B r ia n Shine, and C annella . A lso p la y in g w e ll w ere C h ris M enello , D anny O’B rien , an d B r ian D ub ina .

The L e a fs shu t ou t the W a rr io rs 6-0, ge ttin g two goa ls from P e te E spo sito and one each from M ike S chw eitze r, C h ris tian C la rk , P a u l R u tled ge , and Kenny S tew art.

A lso p la y in g w e ll w ere An­thony B u san ic , C hris Gui- ja r ro , and Joey G av in i.

T u rn in g in god p e rfo r­m ances fo r the W a rrio rs w e re D a v id E a r l , B r ia n A u r iem m a , an d R obb ie Wot- ton.

In a B oys 12-and-Under gam e, John B e rra ne tted f iv e go a ls , bu t they w eren ’t enough a s th e A r s e n a ls dropped a 6-5 dec ision to the S ta llio n s.

The S ta llio n s go t two goa ls from J e ff F r a le y and one each from B r ian M organ , J a c k Dowd, V incen t Quinn, and R a y F e rnandez . C red it­ed w ith a s s is ts w ere Quinn, F e rnandez , F r a le y , and Rob­e r t O’Donnell.

A lso p la y in g w e ll fo r the w inne rs w e re R ich ie D in ian , J e r r y L au rin o , M ich ae l K ap­lan , and Kenneth O live r .

The A rsen a ls got good e f­fo rts from M a tt W avro , M ike A resta , an d D ion S ca li.

In the P ee Wee G ir ls , M issy S torm s booted two goa ls and B ran d i T ren t net­ted one to g iv e the Super­s ta r s a 3-2 w in o ve r the J i t ­te rbugs.

S h a n n o n S t e l l in g w e r f sco red both go a ls fo r the J it ­te rbugs.

A lso p la y in g w e ll w ere the S up e rs ta rs ’ K a th y Coates, B ecky M eh le r, and D a rrah M u llig a n ; and the J it te r ­b u g s ’ G ina G av in i, K e lly A d r ia n c e , a n d M ic h e l le H ickey .

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The sco re rs w ere T ra cy M a rtin , M e lis s a D ah l, J a im e M ed ric , an d D eanna DiLau- renzio .

K e r i S chw e itze r ne tted the Socke tte s ’ goal.

E r i c k a M i le s , M e l is s a Cokelet, an d J enn ife r W alsh tu rn ed in good pe rfo rm ances fo r the w inners.

C eline M cN a lly , J e ss ica M enello , and D ana Spaffo rd p la yed w e ll fo r the Sock­e ttes.

In a G ir ls 15-and-Under con test, the A nge ls tripped the M s. F i t s 6-3 on two goa ls each b y Chris H ills and T if­fan y B a ile y and one each by K a ren Sm utek and K a ren

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accoun ted fo r a l l of the M s. F i t s ’ goa ls.

The C h ick le ts won two gam es in the N ov ice G ir ls D iv is io n .

G ettin g two goa ls from C h rissy C urich and one each from S tacy Y e lenock , they de fea ted the G rasshoppers 4-3.

In an 8-3 w in o ve r the S tr ik e rs , the C h ick le tte s got two-goal p e rfo rm ances from C urich , L a u ra Henningson, and Yeleonock. A na sta s ia P aw la k and K a tie P a ra d ise booted one goa l each.

L o ri K o lo d z ie j and Am y L am b w ere c red ite d w ith a s s is ts .

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T E M P O G L 2 d r .Ford , w /s tnd . e qu ip , in c l.: fro n t w hee l d rive , ra ck & p in io n s tee ring , pw r. fro n t d isc /re a r d ru m brks., s tee l b e lte d ra d ia l t ire s , 'n fe rva l v ip e rs , ha logen h e a d lig h ts , b od ys id e m o ld in g s . s ty le d road w hee ls , e lec . d ig ita l c lo c k , AM ra d io , 4 cy l., 4 spd. S to ck #5216. L is t price $7,55o.

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BRAND NEW 1985R -1 0 0 R A N G E RFord, w /stnd . e qu ip , in c l.: pw r. fro n t d is c /re a r d ru m b rakes, s te e l b e lte d b lack s id e w a ll ra d ia l tire s , d ou b le w a ll c o n s tru c tio n , h a lo g en h e a d lig h ts , b la c k fo ld aw ay m irro rs , AM ra d io . O p tio n s in c l.: 4 c y l., 2 l ite r eng ., 5 spd., m an. s trng ., ra d io de le te . S to c k #T5212. List Price $7,188.

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BRAND NEW 1985T H U N D E R B IR DFord , w /s tnd . e qu ip , in c l.: pw r. s trn g ., pw r. fro n t d is c /re a r d ru m brks ., a ll season b lack s id e w a ll s tee l b e lte d ra d ia ls , ha lo g en h e a d lig h ts , ch a rcoa l body s id e m o d lin g s , lu x u ry w h l. cv rs ., e lec. LCD sp ee do m e te r w ith o do m e te r & tr ip o d e m e te r, q ua rtz e lec. c lo c k , A M /FM s tereo , d ua l v iso r m irro rs . O p tio n s in c l.: w h ite s id e w a ll tire s , e lec. rr. d e f., a ir cond ., pw r. w in d ., e x tra w id e b o d ys id e m o ld in g s , t in te d g la ss , p in s tr ip e s . S to c k #5361. List Price $12,278.*10,49925 OTHER THUNOERBIRDS IN STOCK TO CHOOSE FROM

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E S C O R TFORD 2-dr. H a tchb ack , e qu ip pe d w ith s tan d .: fr t . w h l. drive , ha logen la m p s , s /b ra d ia ls , b rite frt./r r. bm prs., h i-bk. reel, b k t.s ts ., c lo th tr im , c lr. keyed ca rp e t, Tonneau cvr., 4 -cyl. eng., 4-spd. m an. tra ns .; p lus O ptns .: pw r. s trg ./b rks ., rr. d fs tr., AM rad io , b /s /m ldgs., tn t. g ls . In S tk . #5131. List Price $6,803.

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FORD, 2-dr. H /B equ ip pe d w ith S tand .: m an . s trg ./b rks ., fr t . w h l. d rive , ha logen lam ps, s /b ra d ia ls , b rite frt./rr. bm prs., lo -bk. ree l. b k t. s ts ., c lo th tr im , c lr , keyed c a rp e t, Tonneau c v r . . , 1.9 Itr. eng .; p lu s O p tio n s : 5-spd. m an. trans ., rr. d e fg r., tn t. g ls . In S tk. #5431. List Price $6,745.

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‘83 REGALB uick , 6 cy l., au to , trans ., pw r. s trn g ./b rks ., a ir cond ., v in y l ro o f, t in te d g la ss , w h ite w a ll tire s , 25,231 m iles .

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‘83 S10 PICK-UPC hevy, 4 cy l., 4 sp d . m an . trans., pw r. s trn g ./b rks ., to n n e a u cover, s te reo , 18,340 m ile s .

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‘81 MONTE CARLOC hevy, 6 cy l., au to , tra n s ., pw r. s trn g ./b rk s ., a ir co n d ., c ru is e c o n t., t in te d g lass , w h ite w a ll t ire s , v in y l ro o f, s te reo , 49,164

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‘84 RANGERFord , 4 cy l., m an. s trn g ./b rks ., 4 spd. m an. tra ns ., A M /F M rad io , s tep bum pr, 11,859 m iles .

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‘80 FIESTAFord , 4 cy l., 4 spd., m an . trans., m an. s trn g ./b rks ., ra d io , su n roo f, e x tra c le a n ! 40,438 m iles .

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‘80 CITATIONC hevy, 4 c y l., au to , tra ns ., pw r. s trn g ./b rk s ., a ir c o n d ., t in te d g lass , w h ite w a ll t ire s , 39,778 M iles .

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‘82 CIVIC WAGONH onda, 4 c y l., 4 spd. m an . trans., m an. s trn g ./b rks ., 44,150 m iles.

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‘74 THING CONVERTIBLEVW. L oo ks b rand new ! 4 cy l., 4 spd. m an . tra ns ., s te reo , m an. s trn g ./b rk s . 63,672 m ile s .

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‘80 RABBIT CONVERTIBLEVW, 4 cy l., 4 spd. m an, trans., A M /FM s te reo , gauges, man. s trn g ./b rks . 42,004 m iles .

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‘83 FAIRMONTFord, 6 cy l., au to , trans., pw r. s trn g ./b rks ., a ir co nd ., s te reo , t in te d g la s s , w h ite w a ll tires . 29,511 m iles .

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‘83 LYNXM ercury, 4 c y l., 4 spd., a ir cond ., m a n . s t r n g . /b r k s . , c a s s e t te , 16 ,8 6 2 m iles .

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‘83 QUANTUM STATION WAGONVW , 4 cy l., pw r. s trn g ./b rks ., a ir co n d ., s u n ro o f , a u to , fra n s ., ca s s e tte , rr. d e f., road w h ls . 24,527 m iles .

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‘83 RANGER PICK-UPFord , 4 c y l., m an. s trn g ./b rks ., 4 spd ., m an . tra n s ., s te re o /ca s ­se tte , tw o ton e p a in t, s lid in g rr. w in d . 22,851 m iles .

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‘83 FUTURAFord , 6 cy l., au to , tra ns ., pw r. s trn g ./b rks ., a ir cond ., A M rad io, t in te d g la ss , v in y l ro o f, 31,333 m iles .

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PICK-UP [Ford, w/stnd., equip . Incl. pwr. front disc/rear drum ty k s .. pwr. strn a .. m ain tenance free battery, halogen

, h e ad ligh ts, double w ail construction, pivoting front vent w indow s, chrome front bumper, AM radio. Options incl.: aux ilia ry fuel tank, tinted g la s s , bright low mount m irrors, 6 cy l., 4 spd . overdrive tran s., 5 45 0 lb./2472 KG GVWR Pkg .. vinyl s e a t s . Stk . #T 5 t83 . L ist Price: $9/ " "

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LTD BROUGHAMFord , w /s tnd . equ ip , in c l.: pw r. s trng ., pw r. fro n t d is c /re a r d ru m brks., H a logen h e a d lig h ts , le ft hand re m o te m irro r, hoo d & b o d ys id e s tr ip e s , de lu xe w h l. cvrs., A M ra d io . O p tio n s in c l.: B rougham pkg. w /iu xu ry se t & d o o r tr im , lig h t g roup , e lec. d ig ita l c lo c k , r ig h t hand iliu m , v is o r m ir­ro rs , a u to , p a rk ing b rk. re lease , V6 eng ., in te rva l w ip e rs , w h ite s id e w a ll tire s , t i l t w h l., speed c o n tro l, b um pe r rub s tr ip e s , rr. d e f., a ir cond ., A M /FM s tereo , righ t hand re m o te m irro r, pw r. w ind ., p iv o tin g vent wind ., lu x u ry w h l. cvrs., d u a l iliu m , v iso r m irro rs , t in te d q lass . S to ck #5338. L is t Price: $11,346

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BRONCO IIFord, w /s tnd . equ ip , in c l.: pw r. f ro n 't l d is c /re a r d rum brks., fu e l ta n k s k id j p la te s , V6 eng., m an. lo c k in g fro n t h ub s , pw r. s trn g ., f ro n t & rear s ta b iliz e r bars, H a logen h e a d lig h ts , t in te d g la s s , g au ge package . O p tio n s in c l.: re a r sw in g aw ay c a rrie r w ith spare, heavy d u ty ba tte ry , c u s to m s tr ip e package . S to c k #T5170. List Price: $11,676.

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Landscaper advises starting with design

HOLM DELHomeowners shou ld take

th e ir t im e when land scap ing th e ir p roperty , sa id H a rry B ess , co-owner of Spring Hollow N u rse ry and Land­scap in g Center, 625 L au re l Ave.

B e ss a d v is e s p ro p e r ty ho lde rs to f ir s t an a ly ze th e ir lan d , then se t p r io r it ie s and proceed w ith changes at th e ir own pace, re g a rd le s s of w he ther they own p r iv a te hom es, condom in ium s, or com m erc ia l property .

A f irm b e lie v e r in p lan ­n ing , B ess recom m ends h a v ­ing a de s ign m ade to sca le , and, i f po ssib le , see ing the p lan ts th a t w i l l be p u r­c h a s e d , b e fo re s t a r t in g work.UJB reports earnings up 23% in first quarterPR IN CETO N

U nited J e rse y B an k s ’ first- q u a r te r ea rn in gs a re up 23 percen t o ve r la s t y e a r , T. Joseph Sem rod, U JB p re s i­den t, re cen tly announced.

Im p ro ved in te re s t m a r ­g in s and the strong grow th of the ban k ’s com m erc ia l loan p o r t fo lio w e re c i t e d b y Sem rod a s the reason s fo r the h igh e r ea rn ings.

“ U n ited J e rse y B anks con­tin ues to dem onstra te th a t we unde rstan d w ha t su c ­ce ss fu l g row th in a de regu ­l a t e d e n v i r o n m e n t d e ­m an d s ,” Sem rod sa id . “We a re concen tra ting on the fun ­d am en ta ls o f good bank ing w h ile w e exp lo re new oppor­

tu n it ie s fo r expansion o f our b u s in e ss .”

Sem ords com m ents w ere m ad e d u r in g an a n n u a l m ee tin g of the bank ’s sh a re ­ho lde rs .

D u r in g the f ir s t q u a r te r of the y e a r , the bank earned $8.8 m illio n , com pared w ith $7.2 m illio n fo r the sam e period la s t y e a r .

A s of M arch 31, the ban k ’s com m erc ia l loan portfo lio to ta lle d $1.2 b illio n , up 30 percen t from 1984.

The bank ’s to ta l a s se ts a re $4 b illio n w ith $3.2 b illio n in deposits.

U n ited J e rse y B anks has 114 o ffic e s throughout the sta te .

Marketplace selects Cranford ad agencyMATAWAN

R am m A d ve r tis in g In c ., C ran ford , has been se lec ted to hand le a d ve r t is in g fo r s ix M a rke tp la ce shopping cen­te rs in New J e rs e y and Pen ­n sy lv a n ia , i t w as announced b y A rth u r Seeman, gene ra l p a rtn e r of the M arke tp la ce .. The M a rk e tp la c e ’s co r­po ra te o ffices a re lo ca ted on Route 34.

“We found an a d ve r t is in g agency w ith m ore than ju s t re ta i l e xpe rien ce ,” Seeman sa id . “ We w an t to b re a k the

m o ld of typ ic a l shopping cen te r a d ve r t is in g—and we th ink R am m a d ve r t is in g f i l l s the b i l l . ”

The agency has won m any c re a t iv e aw a rd s , in c lud in g 11 in the past two y e a rs . I t s c lie n t ro s te r in c lu d e s the d-Con D iv is io n of S te r lin g D ru g In c ., R ID-X, WRKS- FM and WOR-AM rad io , S. A. R am ire z and Co., and the F ra n k lin S ta te B ank.

B e ss an d h is p a r tn e r , H arry G rin be rg , W ayside , bought Spring Hollow th ree ye a rs ago and re cen tly e x ­panded th e ir operation. They en la rg ed the sa le s ga rden s , p lan ted indoor and outdoor ga rden s , and in s titu te d a w ire se rv ic e .

B ess and G rin be rg sp e c ia l­ize in de sign work and a re con stan tly seek ing ra re v a ­r ie t ie s of g reene ry . About 90 percen t of the n u rse ry stock in ven to ry is handp icked by Bess in the P a c if ic N orth ­west.

Sp ring Hollow o ffe rs pro­fe ss iona l lan d scap in g ad v ice and is open e v e ry d a y from 9 a .m . to 5 p .m . F o r m ore in ­fo rm ation : 787-1494.

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forcefu lly 1.44. Gapes 2.45. Madrid art 3.

museum

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signal: 2 wds.28. Walked to-

and-fro29. M iss C ilento30. O utsk irts32. Part of VCR35. Walked weakly38. Kin to w adis40. Kay or Ringo41. Be fond of: 2

wds.43. Egypt-Syria

union: init.44. Most tender46. North African

region47. Festive affair48. Gi no-show:

Init.50. Songs sung by

one51. Very: French52. Neighbor of

Minn.55. Caucho tree56. Govt.-owned

energycomplex: Init.

CROSSWORDSOME INDY TRIVIA

Winners of the Indy 500 traditionally drink m ilk in the winner's circle . . . Eddie Rickenbacker once owned the speedway. . . This week's puzzle asks you to name several repeat winners of America's biggest auto race.

©1985 PUZZLES UNLIMITEP

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The f ir s t fan w as m ade in 1886 by S ch uy le r S. W hee ler who p la ced a p rop e lle r on the end of a sh a ft w h ich he tu rn e d w ith an e le c t r ic motor.

P R A Y E R T O T H E H O L Y S P IR IT

Oh, Holy Spirit, Thou Who art a ll knowing. Who brightens every path that I may reach my ideal, Thou Who giveth me the d ivine g ift of forgiving and forgetting w rongs done unto me and Who in every instan t of my life is w ith me, I'd like in- th is short d ia logue to affirm my g ra titude for a ll your b le s s ­ing s and reaffirm once again that I never want to part from Thee through the illu s io n of m ateria ls th ings around.

My desire is to be w ith Thee and a ll my loved ones in perpetual grace. Thank you for Your mercy on me and mine.

(Person shou ld pray 3 con­secu tive d ay s w ithout reveal­ing petition. W ith in three days g r a c e w i l l b e a t t a in e d regard less o f how d iff ic u lt the petition may be.)

Pub lish th is prayer once grace is a tta ined

E.D.O.Thank You Holy Spirit

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L A R G E S T ^ S ^ D E A L E t

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A D IV IS IO N o f G E N E R A L M O T O R S C O R R IN COOPERATION WITH PARKWAY OLDSMOBILE

a c c e p t s t h eSALES CHALLENGE2 0 0 new Oldsmobiles, fleet wholesale priced

only at the one location listed below

O ld s m o b i le , in c o n ju n c t io n w i th P a rk w a y O ld s m o b i le , h a s a r r a n g e d f o r m o re th a n 200 n ew 1985 O ld s m o b i le s to b e a t th is o n e lo c a t io n f o r th is v e r y s p e c ia l SALES C H A LLEN G E EV EN T . U n t i l th is in v e n to r y o f n ew 1985 O ld s is s o ld , a l l p r ic e s w i l l b e a t f le e t w h o le s a le a n d th e m a n u fa c tu r e r ' s s u g g e s te d r e ta i l p r ic e s w i l l b e d is r e g a r d e d .

G e n e r a l M o t o r s i s t h e l a r g e s t a u t o m o b i l e m a n u f a c t u r e r i n t h e w o r l d . O l d s m o b i l e , a

d i v i s i o n o f G e n e r a l M o t o r s , i s o n e o f t h e w o r l d l e a d e r s i n t e r m s o f d e p e n d a b i l i t y ,

s t y l e , p r i c e , m o d e l s e l e c t i o n a n d r e s a l e v a l u e . P a r k w a y O l d s m o b i l e i s n o w a b l e t o

o f f e r t h e d i s c r i m i n a t i n g n e w c a r b u y e r t h e s p e c i a l O l d s m o b i l e a d v a n t a g e s d u r i n g

t h i s m o n e y - s a v i n g c h a l l e n g e s a l e s e v e n t .

PURCHASERADVANTAGEPURCHASERADVANTAGE

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2 .

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SELEC T IO N : O v e r 200 n ew 1985 O ld s m o b i le s h a v e b e e n s h ip p e d to th is o n e lo c a t io n fo r th is v e r y s p e c ia l c h a l le n g e s a le .

PRICE: U n t i l t h i s i n v e n t o r y o f n e w O l d s m o b i l e s i s s o l d , a l l

p r i c e s w i l l b e F L E E T W H O L E S A L E a n d m a n u f a c t u r e r ' s s u g ­

g e s t e d r e t a i l p r i c e w i l l b e d i s r e g a r d e d .

4 i n d e p e n d e n t u s e d c a r a p p r a i s e r s w i l l b e o n h a n d c o m p e t i n g

t o i n s u r e h i g h e s t t r a d e - i n a l l o w a n c e s .

5 y e a r u n l i m i t e d m i l e a g e w a r r a n t y i n c l u d e d w i t h e v e r y

n e w c a r p u r c h a s e .

V I P g o l d s e r v i c e c a r d s i n c l u d e d w i t h e v e r y n e w c a r

p u r c h a s e .

PURCHASERADVANTAGE 3 FINANCING: General Motors makes it easy to own your new • 1985 Oldsmobile3. 8.8% financing on selected models.b* Easy terms up to 60 months.€• NO MONEY DOWN to qualified buyers.

In s t a n t c r e d i t a p p r o v a l a n d on- the- spo t d e l i v e r y o f a l l v e h ic le s . -

e. The industry's most competitive leasing plan.fleet wholesale prices plus extras listedO ld sm o b i le h as p ro d u c e d an d sh ip p e d to P a rkw ay O ld sm o b i le 200 n ew c a r s in e v e ry m o d e l. K n o w le d g e a b le O ld sm o b i le s a le s re p re s e n ta t iv e s w i l l a n sw e r y o u r q u e s t io n s a n d a s s is t y o u in y o u r t r a n s a c ­t io n . D u e to th e n a tu re o f th is s a le , th e d e s ig n a te d d e a le r w i l l a s se s s a h a n d lin g p a c k a g e p lu s d e s t in a t io n ch a rg e . A ll O ld sm o b i le s w i l l b e so ld w ith a FULL 5 YEAR/UNLIM ITED M ILEA G E W ARRAN TY in a d d i t io n to th e fa c to r y w a r ra n ty . N o n e g o t ia t io n s w i l l b e n e c e s s a ry as a l l p r ic e s w i l l b e a t w h o le s a le . Trade- ins w i l l b e a c c e p te d a n d f in a n c in g is a v a i la b le to q u a l i f ie d b u y e r s b y G en e ra l M o to rs A c c e p ta n c e Corp .

FI fihMAC

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fleet wholesale prices in effect thru Monday, May 27SALE DATES:F r i d a y , M a y 2 4 9 A M - 9 P M

S a t u r d a y , M a y 2 5 9 A M - 6 P M

M o n d a y , M a y 2 7 9 A M - 9 P M

SALE LOCATION:P A R K W A Y O L D S

1 1 1 H i g h w a y 3 6 , K e y p o r t , N . J .

J U S T O F F P A R K W A Y E X IT 1 1 7