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ASBURY PARK PRESS I FEB. 16,2008 PSNI For heal movie listings, SATUKDCELEES ecu rtnm ctuutof may im CALLUS! Questions or comments call Ronna Sutow, day desk, Asbury Park Press, (732) 643-401 or e-mail tbem to ronnasapp.com. a i Ssiix' A ii C( 01 ai 5. on LOOK WHO'S OLDER Singer Patty Andrews is 90. Kim Jong II, the president of North Korea, is 66.

Actor Jeremy Bulloch is 62. Actor Pete Postlethwaite is 62. Actor William Katt is 57. Actor LeVar Burton is 51. Actor-rapper Ice-T is 50.

Actress Lisa Loring is 50. Tennis Hall of Fame player John McEnroe is 49. Rock musician Andy Taylor is 47. Rock musician Dave Lombardo (Slayer) is 43. Rock musician Taylor Hawkins (Foofighters) is 36.

Singer Sam Salter is 30. Rapper Lupe Fiasco is 26. Actor Mike Weinberg is 15. the poorest places on the planet," Bono said in a Sotheby's release. The auction included pieces donated by dozens of artists, among them Jasper Johns, Jeff Koons and Ed Ruscha.

Hirst gave seven of his works, including "Where There's a Will, There's a Way" a pill cabinet filled with medications used to treat HIV. It sold for $7.15 million, Sotheby's said. The event drew a high-wattage crowd that included domestic diva Martha Stewart, hip-hop entrepreneur Russell Simmons, actor Dennis Hopper and tennis star John McEnroe, Sotheby's said. Model Christy Turlington bought Francesco Clemente's "Red Flower on Scorched Earth" for $170,500, according to the auction house. The prices included a 10 percent buyer's premium.

Proceeds will go the United Nations Foundation and will support programs run by the Global 1- azines and two packets of batteries at Los Angeles International Airport The items had a total value of $16, said Sgt Jim Holcomb of the airport's police department The 41-year-old actress was detained by a store employee who summoned police, Holcomb said. She was booked for investigation of misdemeanor shoplifting and released after agreeing to appear in court on March An e-mail message seeking comment sent to Ling's agent Thursday was not immediately returned. Ling has appeared in such films as "The Crow" and "Anna and the King" and in the TV series "Lost." The day of her arrest, she posted a message on her blog with a photo of herself at the airport waiting for a delayed flight. She made no mention of her arrest, instead wondering whether people were "rushing Auction raises millions for AIDS A celebrity-studded Valentine's Day charity auction of contemporary artworks all inspired by the color red and the concept of love raised more than $42.5 million to benefit HIV AIDS relief programs in Africa, Sotheby's auction house said. Organized by Sotheby's, U2 lead singer Bono, artist Dam-ien Hirst and Manhattan's Ga-gosian Gallery, the sale on Thursday blasted past the maximum of $29 million it was expected to bring in, Sotheby's said.

The event also set sale records for 17 artists, including Howard Hodgkin, Marc Quinn and Keith Tyson, the auction house said. "Tonight we got serious about love, and not just the love of art, but the love of our brothers and sisters suffering from AIDS in tho Valontlno't Day auction. Bono wfth wffo All Howson at Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, Sotheby's said. Actress arrested for shoplifting Bal Ling's good looks and ec would walk, cross-train, walk," Boris says. "It was like a day of work, only we walked," McGrath says.

Sometimes, they trained together. One very hot August day they walked 12 miles, McGrath says. But because of the distance between their homes, they usually walked separately. No matter how tired they might get, they never thought of quitting. "It wasn't about us," says Boris, who walked to honor a cousin and two friends who have breast cancer and a childhood friend who died from the disease.

McGrath walked to honor two aunts who have survived the disease. Walk FROM PAGE Fl "When I sent my letter (asking for donations), I said I went out to dinner with my girlfriend the other day and she asked me if I wanted to go for a walk. I said yes. Little did I know it was a 60-mile walk!" Boris says, laughing. The two admit that when they decided last March to enter the walk, they didn't know how challenging raising money would be, how demanding the training, but most of all, how rewarding the walk.

Gala, ball add fun to fundraising LM in the cold wind to work" after the Chinese New Year. "Life is a sad song sometime but still sings the beauty for their loved ones," she wrote. The Associated Press the walk. She had a desire to do it for other people. It wasn't about her at all." "It isn't something we're taking credit for.

It was something that made me believe all women are sisters," McGrath says. The walk men and women took part was on a scenic coastal route in San Diego, she says. "We'd walk through residential areas, and people would come out of their homes and say, 'Thank and offer us juice and cookies," McGrath says. "The camaraderie and you see these women on the side of the road with no hair on their heads," Boris says of cancer patients who came out to support walkers. "How can you not do it? It was emotional, to see people standing there." Hundreds of volunteers formed a support crew, providing food and medical care for the walkers, who didn't bring anything but necessities with them to the walk and slept in tents they had to pitch and take down themselves.

The walkers paid for their own air fare and for a hotel room for the night before the walk began, Boris says. "It was just incredible," she says. "I never thought I could so something like this, and I did it, and I did it with the best friend I have. I'd do it again in a heartbeat." In fact, the two are considering signing up for the October 2008 walk. Bobbi Seidel: (732) 643-4043 or bobbiapp.com Seidel FROM PAGE Fl When I was a teen, it struck me that most adults' lives were so tightly defined by responsibilities that they thought of nothing else.

They had no time to notice the small wonders of the world, the unexpected beauty found in the mundane. I vowed I wouldn't let that happen to me. I'd never live just to pay bills. I'd never stop noticing how trees bend in a storm as though dancing, how train whistles sing of faraway places, how a child's laughter sounds like chimes in the wind. Ah, but I'm human.

Life caught me like a fly in its spider's web, too. There I've been, so busy concentrating on responsibilities that all else vanishes. I don't want to breeze past a friend just because the world is spinning faster, twirling worries and anxiety in its path like dust balls skittering down the road of life. I'm going to keep that long-ago promise, starting right now. After all, the time is always right to see the magic in life.

Bobbi Seidel: (732) 643-4043 or bobbiapp.com Trust of the Bauty Foundation for Women' Cancer Care are (from left) Krista Dibsie, Carla Scarabino and Jacqueline TobaCCO. (PHOTO COURTESY OF JACQUEUNE TOBACCO) centric outfits have frequently put her picture in celebrity magazines, but that doesn't mean she can take the magazines for free. The Chinese actress was arrested Wednesday on suspicion of shoplifting two celebrity mag "Here it is in one word: commitment" McGrath says. "All you have to do is commit. We just kept plugging along.

It's not a commitment to get in shape, lose weight, whatever. The long-term commitment is awareness of breast cancer and to get those 60 miles. We signed up for it and promised to talk to people about breast cancer." But family and friends praise their involvement. "She has so-much dedication. She didn't miss a day of walking," says McGrath's daughter, Torrey, 23, of Toms River.

"If she puts her mind to something, she can pretty much do anything in my eyes. I think she's amazing." ous spirit of Monmouth County's residents, many of whom have had a mother, sister, daughter, wife or friend touched by cancer. Their aim is to help as many local breast-care centers and individual women as possible with cash grants intended to supplement existing support systems. Where individual women were concerned, Dibsie and Scarabino, both of Colts Neck, and Tobacco of Middletown, hoped to create a cushion of financial support that could help Our Lady of Mount Carmel Roman Catholic Church JUtarr An, i Pint Strati, JUkunr Park 5pm; Sun. 7am.

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"She went back to the gym and rehabbed herself. When she gets something in her mind, she goes for it," says her friend of 20 years, Traci Glasgow of Toms River. "I respect her for doing efforts defray the cost of a wide range of needs such as prescriptions, child care, house-cleaning serv ices, transportation to medical appointments, grocery shopping and personal-care items. In its debut year last year, the Beauty Ball raised more than $200,000 through sponsorships, ticket sales and silent and live auctions. Now, the trio is looking to add to that total in a big way with the 2008 Beauty Ball.

Slated for April 19 at Dibsie's Colts Neck estate, the tented affair will sparkle with star power. At the kickoff for the event held Feb. 7 at the Manas-quan home of Anita Roselle, they announced that the Beauty Ball will feature Bobbie Thomas, style editor of NBC's "Today Show," as the celebrity MC and the innovative cuisine of superstar chef David Burke. The live and silent auctions will feature items donated by the likes of designer Stuart Weitzman, Donald Trump and Kelly Ripa. Tickets are $250 per person.

For information, call (732) 719-9909 or go to www.beautyball2008.com on the Web. Redeemer Lutheran Church of Manchester 117309 Rt 70 East, 14 mi. cast ofRt S71 732-657-2828 Saturday Worship 5:00 pm Sunday Morning Worship 8:00 am 11:00 am Sunday School 9:30 am www.redeemermanchester.org Nursery School: 732-657-0333 Get your message out to your congregation and others looking for a place to worship! Please call for more information about the Asbury Park Press Keeping the Faith page! For more information, please contact Jeannine Bennett at Rosemary Davm atj joennertaop com i nJaviescaJapo com Or 732-64W780 a i or 732-643-3663 7 fwm TOJUXA7M 1 They chose San Diego because neither had been there and because the date fit their work schedule, McGrath says. Boris is a secretary in the media center at Beachwood Elementary School, part of the Toms River Regional district. McGrath teaches media and technology at the school.

A November walk meant they had the summer to train and raise money. The two began training Memorial Day weekend. Walks ranged from five to 17 miles daily. "You went out and six hours later, you came back. You had to get your miles in.

We had one day off a week, that's it. We disabilities throughout Monmouth County for almost 40 years and is a past president of the FRA board. Often honored for his dedication, Radler has been recognized as Health Care Professional of the Year by the New Jersey Center for Outreach and Services for the Autism Community (COSAC). Tickets are $75 and the proceeds will benefit a host of FRA programs which, over the years, have helped more than 10,000 children with disabilities by providing therapy, support and education for their families. Based in Shrewsbury, the FRA also offers a wide range of traditional and modern therapies and early-intervention programs.

The agency has emerged as a national leader in making state-of-the-art computer technology more accessible to individuals with special needs. Tickets can be purchased online at www.frainc.org; by phone at (732) 747-5310; or via e-mail at Beauty Ball When Krista Dibsie, Carla Scarabino and Jacqueline Tobacco created the Beauty Foun- Garden State laptist Church The Word Aways The Word" Sunday Fifth Street, Old Bridge HKWW.aardenitatabaDtiitchurch.on; LINCR0FT BIBLE CHURCH 790 Newman Springs Road Lincroft, NJ 07738 732-747-1231 E-mail Ibcfi llncroftbiblechurth.org Web Site lincroflbiblechurch.org 5 I PAX 9:30 AM Bible School for all ages 10:45 AM Worship Service MLMSTMES Nursery Children AWANA Youth College Men Women. Young Marrieth Seniors Homeschoolen Drama Music RSVP By L.C. ROGERS CORRESPONDENT The Shore social season is well under way and from the looks of things, a whole lot of folks will have a whole lot of fun raising money for very good causes. Two upcoming events the Family Resource Associates Leap Year Gala and the Beauty Ball sponsored by the Beauty Foundation for Women's Cancer Care are a strong indication that's the case.

The FRA annual fundraising gala is set for Feb. 29 at Branches in West Long Branch, hence the Leap Year theme. The gala promises to be a fun, festive affair with an open-ar cocktail reception, gift auction and raffle. Music will be provided by local blues legend Chuck Lambert and the popular DJ "Jammin Bowman, who spins the tunes for the new FRA program Dance with Jay. This year's honoree is Dr.

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