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Oc. Co. C-2. it C2 Asbury Park PressMon. May 17, 1982 Brookdale graduates urged to keep using college facilities 1 1 mus, Marcia Fishbein, Louis Fornicola.

Steven Friedman. Myrna Froid, Diane Gemignani, Patricia Goonan, Darcy Gromo, Judith Hes-slein, Nancy Jack, Gerald Knaus, Antonio Ma-lave, Santiago Marambio, Deborah Marino, Robin Mazzone, Jamie Messina, Elisabeth Mi- MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP The graduates who attended Brookdale Community College's 12th commencement exercises yesterday were urged to support their college and continue to use its facilities whether they go on to higher education or employment in the community. The college awarded 947 men and women with associate degrees or certificates during a ceremony in the college gymnasium yesterday afternoon. Earlier in the day, 53 registered nurses attended a Graduate Nurses Pinning ceremony in the Performing Arts Center. Gordon N.

Lltwin, chairman of the college's board of trustees, urged the graduates to be as proud of their college as the board of trustees are. "We hope all who have benefited by this extraordinary community resource, give something back to the community," Lltwin said. "We all have a responsibility to support (the college). The community college needs to be understood, appreciated and supported. Be proud, you have earned the distinction." Barbara Williams Prabhu, president of the Brookdale Community College Alumni Association, urged the graduating class to continue to use the college's facilities.

Graduates going on to another college or university should use the Brookdale's learning resource center, graduates seeking employment can use the employment counseling services and all graduates should continue to support college functions, Ms. Prabhu said. urge the graduates not to forget Brookdale; to use its facilities and the alumni association," she said. Jane Marie Murphy, who spoke for the graduating class, welcomed the audience to the college. Ms.

Murphy, Middletown Township, said the two-year community college has become a unique educational forum in the United States which has met all the varied needs of the community from students just out of high school to women returning to work to retired senior citizens. "This divergence has enriched our Ik 3 1 Community The Brookdale Symphonic Band played several selections during the ceremony and a reception for the graduates and faculty and their families and friends was held outside the gymnasium after the ceremony. MONMOUTH COUNTY MATAWAN-ABERDEEN TOWNSHIP AREA Richard Adkins. Helen Bruno, Kenneth Burkett, Steven Carey, Daniel Devenny, Patricia Dolan, Margery Geisel, David lllingworth, Jean Katz, Janet Kronitz. Annette Putnam, Michele Loertscher, Ellen Morgenstern, Elizabeth Putnam, Irv Rosen, Virginia Sisii, Laura Bach, Arlene Bloch, Karen Born, Robin But-tone, Barbara Cairns, Donna Conrad Betty Cooper, Maria Devallieres, Sandra Dix, Patricia Dolan, Peggy Eastmond.

Charles Fusco. Deborah Grandinetti, Kathryn Heary, James Heary, Diane Henry, Ronald Hornak. Michele Hughes, Diana Jones, Christopher Kearney, Robert Kosziur, Leah Lifschitz, Teresa Long, Mary Matusewski, Kevin Mcaleer, Peter Mckenty, Margaret Michalski, Chandra Pra-kash, Margaret Reilly, Thomas Richardson, Cathy Schetelich. Wanda Scibor, William Sharpe, Amy Tasini and Gregory Twyman. ALLENHURST Daniel Hvidding.

ASBURY PARK Julia Accoo, George Athanasakos, Norman Chrisstiansen, Sonia Davila, Robert Falcone, Marie Flavien, Kathryn Lewinski, Barbara Lyon, Gary Masked, Bernard Mayweather, Jackalyn Rawlings. Shiela Robbs, Violet Rud-dolph, Raymond Shy, Thomas Strand Jr. and Beverly Taylor. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Raymond Dellert. Annajane Dwight, Jill McMahon, Margot Rivera, Ann Hillmann, Eileen Adiletta, Cordelia Cranshaw, Helene Hillmann, Scarlett Jones, Leonard Krzzan, Joseph Novack, Kathleen Fleming, Stephen Vowinkel, Rosemarie Greene, Uike Seaman, George Zinser, Stephen Sadowy, Louis Rivera and Jane Vaughan.

AVON Shirley Fowler, Dorothy Sickles. John Magrini and Marie Dinkjian. BELMAR Paula Betz, Joseph Facendola, Maria Hen-nessy, Robyn Kee, Maryanne Kerns, Michael Mackenzie. Edwin Murooch III, Mary Stone. Gary Swart Susan Reaves and Eileen Schlachter.

BRADLEY BEACH Donna Howell. Dianne Sauta, Norma Veitch and Marie Whittier. BRIELLE Joyce Brown, Grace Alznauer, Matthew Guthorn, Theresa Halaburda, Darlene Harvey, Helen Higgins, Margaret Olmstead, Rosalie Silva and Charlene Van Horn. COLTS NECK TOWNSHIP Maryanne Dilauro, Julia Hail, Diane Kast, Nancy Livingston, Wendi Lyon, Carole McRon-ald Frank Misstretta, Thomas Rapp, Carole Rustako, William Schlumpf, Chi Vo and Edwin Wilson. DEAL Claire Alessi, Pamela Grey and Renee Messina.

EATONTOWN Elizabeth Buck, Jeane Angelo, Fatima Arastu, Stephen Batinsey, Barbara Berkley, Eileen Block, Gordon Bostic, Ky Cad, Gloria Carhart, David Carroll, Sharon Carroll, Denis Colligan, Rebecca De Nardi, David De Polo, Theresa Ferrard, Susan Ferriola, Constance Florczak, Grace henkel, Valerie Jones, Charles Lee, Linda Mahland, Carol Mayo, Karen Mazza, Olga Mejia, Willanna Pierce, Thomas Price, Marjorie Profetto, William Pur-gitt. Jose Rodriguez, Barbara Salmon, Jeanne Siciliano, Kathy Smith, Harold Stickel, Charles Uretzky, Joseph Wagner and Rita Wise. ENGLISHTOWN-MANALAPAN TOWNSHIP AREA Robert Bellagamba Elizabeth Benke, Ruth Berg, Barbara Brozowski, Barbara Caa-tanzano, Nancy Conklin, Brian Doherty, Ro-chelle Feinstein, Sanjiv Kapoor, paul Khou-dary, Kathleen Lewis, Jay Marcus, Michael McGlynn, Colleen Miller, Maryann Morelli, Christopher Padovani, Elizabeth Palumbo, Andrea Plotnick, Laurie Price, Elaine Ruda, Joanne-Marie Scotto, Regina Smith, Hilda Spevack, Bonnie Swirsky, Selma Soloff, Veronica Kelly and Ronald Palmieri. FAIR HAVEN Neville Buffin, Annemarie Gibbons, Jan Lebaron, Phyllis Levine. Elizabet Lupton.

Walter Marvin, Elizabeth McCann, Robin Milten-berger, Nancy Olszewski, Joan Sheehan and Carol Wedra. FORT MONMOUTH Kathryn Gannon and Norma Cassone. FREEHOLD AREA D. Ann Abramow, Susan Alexander, Harold Aradas, Sharol Behm, Anne Bilawsky, Robert Blackburn, Walter Bogusslawski, Helen Boylan, Debra Breiterman, Karen Buono, Nancy Calligan, John Cerito, Diane Ceveny, Samuel Cicchino, Wendy Colloton, Llynn Cooper, Lynn Deitrick, Wendy Dennen, Bruck Eisler, Sharon Fink, Rose Flores. Eileen Fraser, Judy Gerber, Andrea Goodson, Barbara Orowoy, David Greason, Justina Hart, John Kallighan, Robert Kennedy and Sue Knast.

Alan Ough, Dawn Kowalsky, Greg Linnett, Sue Marriner, Kelly Marshall, Margaret Martin, Agnes McWilliams, Robert McOwen, Sharon Morrell, Minh Nguyen, Janice Ober-meyer, David Obermeyer, Adelf Passantino, Dianne Phillips, Susan Pincus, Anna Rush, Karen Sammer, Marianne Schweitzer, Phyllis Singer, Jan Small. Susan Strauss. Joanne Struble, Nora Surillo, Siobann Travers, Denise Tvarcha. Alfred Vanderveer, Carl Vocaturo, Andrew Von Derheyde. Gilbert Yearwood and Barbara Zipprich.

HAZLET TOWNSHIP Rosemary Roehler, Joan Moran, Debora Schaeffer, nancy Hornacek, Ronald Calhoun, Edward Nowaczyk, Susan Olliver, Christina Black, Elinor Boddie, Louise Borruso, Stacie Brady, Esther Chang, Virginia Conselyea, Jeanne Domenick, Jill Dorreman, Robin Dris-coll, Kevin Faller, Leslie Fatigante, Joyce Fernandez, Elaine Fettig, Elizabeth Fiordaliso, Jeffrey Hall, Debra Herrmann, Mary Hughes, Martin Israel, Theresa Lee, Rosa Lee, Raulito Legaspi, John Maloney, Michele Miller, Margaret Moccaro, Ellen Owens, Leona Paul, George Poosikian, Janet Rittweger, Lenore Robinson, Joseph Satterfield, William Stranie-ro, Nancy Swinarski, Joan Trejo and Bo Yu. HIGHLANDS Jonna Fabro, Barbara Gorczyaca, Richard Hespe, Neil Kriessler, Yvette Maraffi, Richard Maxson, Eeleanor Misek, Catherine Murphy, Donald Ryan and Robert Seaman. HOLMDEL TOWNSHIP Rose Allocco, Sandra Amorino, Barrie Baker, Catherine Barwood, Dorothy Fama, Nelda Flood, Jeanne Forti, Kyong Gavin, Karen Grygutis, Mary Jain, Barbara Maggia, Cynthia Mirro, Ann Morrow, Susanne Roberts, Gina Sarno, Eulene Schiff and Michael Shramko. HOWELL TOWNSHIP Robert Trammel, Donna Ward, Allene Campbell, Sarah Kawep, Linda Patch, Charles Roberts, Mary Adams, Anthony Begonja, Tina Broselofsky, Teresa Canzoneri, Debbi Crafi, George Danton, Pamela Eddins, Maria Fay, Steven Fleckenstein, Alfred Foca, Pamela Franklin, Daniel Gustavsen, Carol Hackenberg, Tammy heinold, Gertrude Herzog, Christin Hildebrandt, James Howell, Edward Kelly, Craig Kephart, Martin Leonard, Donna Lynch, Timothy McDevit, Suzanne Morris, Michael Nekrasov, Susan Reed, Laura Riggio, Gary Roe, Darlene Rolling, Keigh Snyder, Matti Teder and Donna Wagner. INTERLAKEN Lillian Ryan and Oya Sortino.

KEANSBURG James Cizike, Michael Corcione, Bonnie Dabkowski, Maria DeLuca, Richard Lewis, Bryan McDermott, Sharon Moore, Patricia Mudrak, Barbara Nuss, Barbara Sullivan, Peter Thomas and Michael Williams. KEYPORT Marianne Costa, Nancy Fischler, Carol Foley, Harry Kownacki, Jacqueline Mullins, Farank ZNewman, Leonard Okerbloom, St. Clair Parris, Edward Podstawski, Lucie Saldut-ti, John Sappah, Dannie Schade, Ellen Scully, Thomas Smith, Colleen Sullvan and Pamela Washington. LITTLE SILVER Judith Gabe, Meredith Gorsuch, Leora Korb, Kyle Kristiansen, Shirley Micnich, Barbara Myklebust, Pamela Petersen, Philip Ryser, Marianne Ryser, Jeffrey Siegler, Marjorie Sipp, Barbara Tomaino, Winifred Wilkens, Leila Wollman and Sarah Jacques. LOCH ARBOUR Audrey Hegarty.

LONG BRANCH William Sleight, Aubrey Bean, Deborah Bevacqua, Ellis Bradley, Christine Brown, A. Michael Suono, Michael Burke, Michael Carlo, Allison De Bartolis, Debbie Dimaggio, Leslie Drinkwater, Christine Emmons, Debra Eraz- win, John Kearns, Nancy Long. Elfriede Maho-ney. Betty Resnikoff, Michael Roth, Daniel Smith, and Leslie Sultan, Judith Carpenter. Amy Cencetti, Janice Conover Pedro Cortes.

Anthony Del Pizzo. Catherine Dreifuss. Donald Fiorentino, Doric Keise, Loretta Kessei, Donna Jo Kulzer. Nicholas Masi, Barbara Medina, Lisa Moskowitz, Donna Obri-en, Suzanne Paglillo, Mary Pinkett. Dawn Pratt, Lorraine Raczkiewicz, Vicki Rickabuagh, James Rivera, Lysa Rudrow, Rockie Sullivan, Janet Summers, Linda Wright, Kim Corrubia, Frank Felice Arthur Goodstone, Mary Smith, Marion Stephen and Leslie Sultan.

Jeffrey Fadellin, Peter Lubas, Kim Martell, Anne Marie Nostrand, Bonnie Davis, Camille Fleischer, Shelley Goodman, Ann Mahedy, Beverly Marlowe, Katherine Saxton, Jacqueline Tucker and Patrick Volek. RED BANK Dennis Barshewski, Toni Citarella, Kevin Cox, Michael Norton, Anthony Pasko, Darren Ross, Wanda Schmidt, Brendan Sole, Jane Whitman, Juanita Wilson, Lisa Dodds, Judith Egan, Beverly Flynn, Rose Ann Galassi, Clarence Gallagher, Ann Gordaychik, Joseph Hoffman, Lee Johnson, Patricia Kellen, Moon Kim, Karen Leedham, Margaret Longo, John Mc Namara and Cheryl Pelissier. RUMSON Nelson Marass, Keith Nelson, Mary Pauels, Susan Porges, Edward Rumolo, Jo Slocum, Krista Ungrich, Eric Widmaier, Mari Misson, Maria Blake, Donald Hembling, Char-leen Hiro, Stuart Jacobs, Mell Kemp arid David Lawrence. i SEA BRIGHT Cathryn Bergin, Malcolm Fidell, John Hinck, Barbara Hofford, Laraine Levy and Grace Warn. SEAGIRT Michael Foerst, Timothy McCarthy, Dolores McCarthy, and Lory Ryan.

SHREWSBURY Linda Johnsen and Lisa Tollinger. SPRING LAKE AREA Wendy Andaloro, John Brophy, Kenneth Frazee, Elizabeth Gretton, Donna King, Virginia La Marche, Charles Mohr, Gilbert Robinson, David Sagui and Patricia SPRING LAKES HEIGHTS Lisa lannelli, Robert Desanctis, George Dollar Michele Forbes, Constance McCabe, Gary Disalvo, Yer Vang and Charlene TINTON FALLS Linda Bien, Linda Cataldi, Edlyn Collins; Surisan Desouza, Mervin Gordon, Joan Gray, Donald Kempson, Jennifer Lovekin, Claire Mausner, Demetrius Patterson, Betty Schul-man, Thomas Sperling and Katherine Sullivan: UNION BEACH Manuel Gerqueira, Jo-Ann English, Ani drew Favara, Thomas Kavendek, Laurie Natarcola, Timothy Pascucci, Hortensia Reyes, James Wallace, and Suzanne Young. WALL TOWNSHIP Margaret Acevedo, Robert Beisel, Mary. White, Joan Collette, Diana Partusch, Robert Brophy, Jeanette Farrell, Clinton Hoffman Judith Jankowski, Carol Key, Karen Pease; Steven Pomp, Carol Robacker, Hilda Scatta- glia, Kathleen Swerida, Kathleen Thomas," Robert Petzold, Vernon Samuel and Marybeir Rodriguez. WEST LONG BRANCH Norman Langlois, Sandra D'Angelo, Geral-! dine Dambrosio, Mary Hellmers, Noel Langlois, Lorraine Lefurge, George Le- vensky, James Mulder, Dina Pellicone, Rocco-Precopio, Hope Rothfuss, Josephine Rubino.

Patricick Ryan, Frederick Steelman, Ruthann White, and Laura Buono. OCEAN COUNTY BRICK TOWNSHIP Gregory Collins, Antoinette Bauer, Ma'rg-ellen Butryn and Donna Schauer. JACKSON TOWNSHIP Daniel Allen, Sharon Kemp and Thomas-Montemagno. LAKEWOOD Marian Nelson. POINT PLEASANT William Ballentine and Marco Cucaz.

TOMS RIVER AREA Russell Campbell and Vincent Memoli. campus life," Ms. Murphy said. "It's a sharing environment which promotes a friendly, open forum for the exchange of ideas." Ms. Murphy, a member of Brookdale's Student Services Board and the Student Conduct Committee, has had leading roles in several college theatrical productions.

College President B.A. Barringer presented four graduates, one from each college institute, with the Distinguished Graduate award for academic excellence and outstanding citizenship. For the second consecutive year, all the recipients, who were nominated by the dean and faculty of each institute, were women. Margaret Martin, Freehold, received the award from the Natural and Applied Sciences Institute. Ms.

Martin, a math-science major with a 4.0 grade average, plans to pursue a bachelor's degree and eventually become a teacher. She was a member of Brookdale's Music Club and Opera Repertory Company. Susan A. Barker, Ocean Grove, was named outstanding student of the Applied Humanities Institute. Ms.

Barker is a theater major who will enter the drama department at New York University, New York, in September. Ms. Barker has been on the Brookdale Dean's list for two years and works at the George Street Playhouse, New Brunswick, as a costumer, hairdresser and member of the chorus. Alexis Bates, Neptune, received the award from the Business Institute. Ms.

Bates graduated with a 4.0 average and was co-chairwoman of the Business Education Student Teams, the intercollegiate business debating society. Nora Surillo, Freehold, the recipient of the Social Science Institute award, is, at age 66, the oldest recipient of the Distinguished Graduate award. A native of Puerto Rico, Mrs. Surillo graduated with a 3.7 average and plans to continue her volunteer work helping fellow tenants at the Monmouth Court Senior Citizen Complex. Admission is $5 for adults and $3 for children under 12.

JACKSON TOWNSHIP St. Aloy-sius Roman Catholic Church will have a flea market at 8:30 a.m. Saturday at the church. Tables are $5. ISLAND HEIGHTS The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation will have a "bike-a-thon" at 10 a.m.

Saturday at the borough complex. Anyone earning $25 in sponsor money will receive a CF bike-a-thon T-shirt. A prize will also be awarded for the rider who rides the longest time. Further information is available from Susan Buckley, here. MANCHESTER TOWNSHIP The township Chapter of Organization for Rehabilitation Through Training will have a special post-Mother's Day program Friday at Hilltop Clubhouse, Whiting.

New officers will be elected. POINT PLEASANT The Point Pleasant Hospital Guild thrift shop will have a bag sale from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at the shop, River and Bridge avenues. All bags are $3.

EAST BRUNSWICK TOWNSHIP -Roz Brown, Camden, will be installed as president of Southern New Jersey Region of Hadassah, at a luncheon to be held at noon Tuesday at the convention center of the Ramada Inn. FREEHOLD Bob Snyder, who plays a "musicomputer," will give two concerts at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday. The Friday night concert will be held at the Freehold Music Center's Ocean County Mall store, Toms River. Saturday's concert will be at Freehold Music Center's main store, Pond Road Shopping Center.

Further information is available from Edwin Z. Gabriel, 91 Mount Tabor Way. WARETOWN Genesis Gems of Richmond, a contemporary gospel-rock group, will perform at the Christian Night Club at 7 p.m. Saturday at Restaurant, Route 9. Tickets are $10 for adults and $8 for those under 18.

Checks may be sent to the Christian Nightclub, P.O. Box 499, Point Pleasant EDITOR'S NOTE: Organization interested In submitting Item for the Community column may obtain a free copy of the Asbury Park Press publicity guide, "How to Write a Press Release' sending the name and address of the organization to Community, Panorama Desk, Asbury Park Press, Asbury Park, N.J. 07712. door. i racky.

Daphne Moore, Carlos Moncaya, Stephanie Moore, Cathy Mullen, Nancy Mus-grave, Gregory Nowlan, Joanne Okuszka, Var-sha Patel, Carol Primo, Mary Roddy, Thomas Smith, Patircia Smith, Edward Sweeney, Marjorie Thompson and R. Andine Welde. MANASQUAN Irma Smith, Russell Anderson, Susan Barnes, Carol Coyle, Grace Dallgarno, Sharon Deacon, Nancy Ford, Susan Greenwood, Kathleen Hoening, Victoria Hopper, Mitchell Martinez, Robert Marx, Victoria McGovern, Susan Mohr and Mark Shively. MARLBORO TOWNSHIP Wilbert Batts, Thomas Bernhardson, Rebecca Gaito, Robert Mandelbery, Adeline Mottes, Jacqueline Radzely, Andrea Zawadzky, Janet Freeborn, Dorothy Gordon, Diana lanni, Alison Masda, Lloyd McDonald, Sally Mollica, Iris Seligman, Linda Silverstien, Douglas Smith, Richard Stern and Alice Ans-ley. MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP Craig Alner, Kathleen Amitrani, Leslie Barnes, Dristina Bull, Carmen Capaci, Doreen Cisek, Bernard Coffey.

Adele Cornelius, William Drucker, Margareet Dwyer, Tara Flo-ridge, Diane Faust, Beverly Gaida, Cassandra Harrison, Waliraud Kehlenbach, George Kendall, Providence Klein, Joan Labette, Mellissa Lane, Callie Lasch, Beth Lassch, Amy Lasch, Judith Lasch, Susan Leeper, Colleen Luiack, Anna Magri, Nancy McKean, Elizabeth Mikula, Gabrielle, Mulvihill, Frances Murray, Marguerite O'Connor, Rose Ramey and Jeffrey Rauch. Richard Davis, Anna Garibotto, Mary Ara-vich, Janine Ayala, Levon Berberian, Dolores Blom, Ines Cramer, Kathleen Dawson, Joan Delmaster, Peter Dunphy, Jane Farrell, Leon Fields, Kevin Gulrich, David Hook, Doris Hudak, Diane lorio, Patricia Johnson, Beryl Kirkpatrick, Janet Lewis, John Lyoon, Kurt Makely, Lee McKinley, Carolyn McMillan, Jac-quelyn Nichols, Henry Perry, David Perry, Thomas Philburn, Ernest Pratt, Phillip Reitz, Karen Staffa, Gloria Strong, Lillian Toto, James Trezza, William Waitt, Joan Walsh, Kian Woodroffe, Jan Zingale, David Zito and Dennis Allen. Nancy Ahmed, Rachel Barry, Linda Buch-wald, Denise Carlo, Mary Cena, Kenneth Gal-vin, Mary Halliday, Thomas Jenkins, Joseph Kemprecos, Michael Laffey, Karen Leonard, Nora McGill, Teresa Oakley and Shirley Shook, Howard Nuss, Linda Bass, Edward Bly, Celia Cerrato, William Carton, William Thur-good and Judith Oches. Yvonne Fogarty, Carol Ososkie, Daniel Shea, Sharon Barna, Paul Barsnica, Bonnie Brinkman, John Burrows, Marie Falvey, James Feehan, Sharon GArthwait, Elaine Grove, Julie Groves, Robery Howe, Frank Jacoby, Gregory Korf, Marilfy Majeski, -Lori Monto, Joanne Pwoell, Kathryn Prussack Therese Schadt, Eric Schiabor, Edward Shields and Walter Werner. Lois Tafilowski, Daniel Federico, Matthw Reaves, Susan Mildred Sacco, Suzanne Sheridan, Vishwamitra Shrdef, Michael Dusyka, Charla Tewsbury, Marybeth Vaubel and Linda Zrike.

Julia Charles, Julia Charles, Edwin Cor-bran, Maryann Fisher, Francine Furlong, Rose Manzella, Karen Halvorsen, Linda Foster, In-grid Braun, Rhonda Laperdon, Joseph Kier-zek, Carole Gerardi, Rita Blank, Lillian Cam-pagnola and Victor Cocorles, John Hayden, Angela Horvath, Joseph Kocis, Denise Pulsch, Martha Vetterl, Elaine Washawanny, Vicky Dow and Thomas Robinson. NEPTUNE-OCEAN GROVE AREA Donald Adams, William Amoson, Alexis Bates, Ollen Bennett, Linda Brockel, Barbara Carton, Susan Connolly, James Cox, Mazetta Crawford, Colleen Crowley, Charles Davis, Donna Di Marco, Sheila Duffy, Lorna Floss, Gail Franklin, Rosemary Gabrielle, Florence Gell, Michael Godfrey. Karl Gomes, Carmen Harris. Janet Hawkins, Bertha Henderson, Timothy Holman, Keith Joline, Yvonne Liquet, Bernadette Moeller, James Moody, Kathleen Murphy, Evelyn Payne, Solomon Reese, Ricardo Rivera, Kathryn Rodd, Christopher Rodgers, Vanessa Russ, Patricia Sattilaro, Michael Seward, Genice Shaw, Catherine Smith, Yolanda Smith, Essie Terrill, Susan Barker, Ronald Case, Douglas Cleary, Lyn-nette Cole, George Heard, Melinda Mack, Merrill Snyder and Doris Verrilli. NEPTUNE CITY Charles Ade, Annamarie Bedford, Barbara Chimenti, Susan Cutro, Bonnie Graham and Raymond Westervelt.

OCEANPORT Suzanne Schneider, Nicholas Sergio and Lillian Zimmermann. OCEAN TOWNSHIP James Branigan, Jan Cioffi, Bonnie Good Fire-Wise nCMLDAV AND The Bryman Field RPG 11, offered. Convenient Financial Complete Placement Tonight Ocean County CETA Advisory Council 3 p.m. Ocean County Mental Health Board, 6 p.m., county administration building, Toms River. Jackson Township Committee, 8 p.m., municipal building.

Lakewood Board of Education, 8 p.m., high school. Lakewood Rent Control Board, 7:30 p.m., municipal building. Mantoloking Borough Council, 8 p.m., borough hall. Lacey Township Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., middle school. Dover Township Planning Board, 7 p.m., municipal building.

Berkeley Township Committee, 7:30 p.m., municipal building. South Toms River Borough Council, 8 p.m., borough hall. Seaside Park Board of Education, 8 p.m., elementary school. Plumsted Township Board of Education, 8 p.m., elementary school. Southern Regional Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., middle school.

Stafford Township. Barnegat Township Committee, 7 and 8 p.m., municipal court room. Stafford Township Committee, 8 p.m., municipal building. Stafford Township Committee, 8 p.m., municipal building. Tuckerton Borough Council, 8 p.m., borough hall.

Ship Bottom Board of Health, 8 p.m. hall. The public it Invited to attend caucus sessions, but public participation generally Is not allowed. BERKELEY TOWNSHIP The Bayville PTA will meet at 7:30 p.m. today in the all-purpose room of Bayville Elementary School.

Officers for the executive board will be installed. BRICK TOWNSHIP The Brick Township Historical Society installed these directors for a two-year term at its sixth annual dinner held Tuesday at Spring Meadow Inn: Eugene E. DonatJello, Judith Durrua, Robert Frake, Edward Mangold, Margaret Vanderberg and Joanne Sezula. JACKSON TOWNSHIP The Central Jersey Italian American Club will have a buffet from 3 to 5 p.m. and from 6 to 8 p.m.

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The child who's never seen a breathing apparatus is more likely to identify that masked figure as a man from Mars than as a firefighter! Parents can shop a little harder to find coloring books that show firemen as they really look. You might also visit your local fire hall and ask if one of the firefighters could put on air pack so the child can see it close up. The result: a child who's "fire-wise" enough save his or her own life from fire. Thomas Flynn is a writer for the International Society of Fire Service Instructors. FIRE WISE is published each Monday tfcroagh aa arrangement with United Fire Compa-y 1, Neptmne City.

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