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Asbury Park Sept 18, 1984 C9 Dream comes true for former child star Jane Withers A i '1 jx a A 'A vkY iV rife i. 4 Lo AnglM Tun W.C. Fields in the 1934 movie, "It's a Gift." Miss Withers played a scene with Fields in the film. JANE WITHERS, 3 Jane Withers points out the hat worn a Los Angeles Timet BURBANK, Calif. Josephine, the Lady Plumber, is back, but she's fixing far more than the kitchen sink.

Former child star Jane Withers, known more recently as a queen of television commercials through her Comet cleanser role, is fixing to realize a dream. she explained it "I've waited nearly 40 years for what Chuck and I will make happen right here on this lot" She and Chuck Rice, owner of ColorHouse color processing company here, are creating a place next door to his company for her production company and collection of miniatures and more than 8,000 dolls. Among the three companies that she runs, Jane Withers Productions Jaken Productions was formed years ago but is only now becoming what she described as "a reality." She plans to produce G-rated films. The new building also will enable her to get her dolls ready to go on display. Until now, they have been stored in nine different warehouses throughout Los Angeles, and many have been put away since 1947.

"Then there were only 3,500 dolls," Jane (who wants everybody to call her by her first name) remembered. "When I married Bill Moss, he didn't want to see all these dolls around, so my mother and I wrapped each one individually, but I said to my dolls, 'It's OK, kids. You're just taking a sabbatical. One day, we'll take you out for the whole world to see During World War II, 2,500 td 3,000 of the dolls went on a crosscountry railroad tour to raise funds toward the war effort 1 "I insisted that the U.S. War Department only charge a 10-cent war stamp so that all children could see the collection," she recalled, "but they made $2.5 million in the two years the dolls toured the United States." Her collection includes some Jane Withers dolls, made by Madame Alexander, and other dolls also made by famous doll makers along with one made by herself.

In 1937, she made dolls all year long and dressed them from scraps she picked up in the wardrobe of 20th Century Fox for Santa to give to 400 children at Christmas. Then she oversaw her child's career om the time Jane started working on age at the age of 2'h until she got Married and left show business for vhile after she turned 21. Jane had it own radio show in her native tlanta, from the ages of 3 to 5'A coming to California in 1932, icoming the brat who made life im-ssible for Shirley Temple in the 1934 i ovie, "Bright Eyes," and starring as a tild in dozens of movies as Little liss Fixit and then as a teen-ager in :) films and more than 100 radio iows for the Armed Forces. Even 10 years ago, Jane's mother i iswered the phone and kept track of pointments for her daughter, who st resumed her career after divorcing rancher and oilman Moss in 154. "I hadn't planned on that," she referring to her divorce.

"When I re my word, it is forever, but some-ti les God has other plans for us." Just before her divorce, she was pralyzed with rheumatoid arthritis. ctors told her that it would be 2Vi to 3 years before she would walk again, she remembers saying, "I can't just hi here. I have kids to raise and things "I want to feed and clothe the children of the world who really need help," she said, "and the monies from the tours will also go for medical research; abused, battered, autistic, mentally retarded and blind children, and guide dogs for blind adults and children." Jane works annually for 28 different charities and, she said, "I do benefits all the time because I care about the world I live in and the people in it. I've had a terrific life, and this is one way I can say, 'Thank After she stopped making TV commercials in 1975, she devoted most of the time until recently to her mother, who suffered from cancer for 8'2 years before her death in August 1983. Jane's father died in 1948.

Her mother and father, Ruth and Walter Withers, were devout Presbyterians who raised their only child to have a faith that she still practices, she says, in all she does. "My mother taught me to visualize (completed goals)," she explained. Jane's mother visualized her daughter as a star even before Jane was born April 12, 1926. In fact, her mother gave her the name Jane because, she next 8'j years, Jane maintained her oil and real estate interests and made two ABC-TV Afternoon Specials for Children but devoted most of her time to her mother. "I was with her almost 24 hours a day in the beginning" she said.

She saw her mother through and even lived occasionally with her in 19 hospitals and 17 convalescent homes. This gave Jane some ideas for helping the elderly. Among them: involvement through working with her dolls by combing wigs, sewing and knitting dresses, and making furniture for the doll houses. "By gum," she told her mother then, "I'm going to take the dolls out of storage." Now she's doing it "We've already brought over six of the largest van loads of things from the different warehouses I own to this one," she said, "and it's like a drop in the bucket Dear Gussie, not even one-tenth of what I've collected." "to move properly again," she said, and then in January 1955, she met director George Stevens, who cast her in the movie, "Giant," and Kenneth Errair, one of the Four Freshmen singing group, whom she married eight months later. About eight years after that, when her husband decided to broaden his studies in real estate and land development to include tax consultation and law, Jane decided it would be best if she went back to work again and became Josephine, the Lady Plumber.

Five years later, in 1968, her husband was killed in a private plane crash near Fresno. Jane had three children in her first marriage and two in her second. They range in age from 24 to 35 and she has four grandchildren. "My family always came first," she said, "so we always made eight commercials ahead in case I was needed at home, but the only time we had to use any of the eight was when Ken was killed." Jane played Josephine for 12Vi years. "When I quit in 1975, it was the longest-running commercial in TV," she said.

She quit because her mother collapsed with a brain tumor. For the Jane also has dolls from every country, including one given to her as a child that was unearthed in Egypt during an archeological dig She has what she calls "an extraordinary collection" of American Indian dolls that she intends to take overseas "to help tell the history of America." She has dolls from one-sixteenth of an inch to seven feet in height She has dolls made of toothpicks, dried apple cores and prunes, stockings, cornhusks, beads, shells, clothespins. "You name it I have it," she said, "even dolls made of nuts, bolts and screws." She also has a W.C Fields doll and the actor's hat from the 1934 movie, "It's a Gift," in which Fields picked her out of a crowd of 130 kids to appear with him in a scene. "It's one of my earliest memories," she said, "and I told him years later, after I became a star, 'It would mean so much to me to have that So he gave it to me." After consolidating and uncrating the dolls in a large warehouse she is subleasing until her Burbank building is ready in about three months, she plans to create exhibits to go on international tours. going to do." It took nearly 10 months for her said, "She thought it would look right on a marquee." Port Gala '84 on Thursday Weddings MAKOSKY-REYNOLDS WOODBRIDGE TOWNSHIP LECHNER-PICON MONTCLAIR Joyce Picon, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph C. Picon, Freehold, was married Aug 18 to Dr. Jonathan D. Lechner, Roselle This Is a paid directory of non-profit organization events.

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Advertisements may not begin more than 15 days prior to date of event or cutoff date for reservations. Call Toll Free: Local Area 774-7058, other locations (800) 822-8990. NOTE: Oan thtt ad appear under may not be only day of event Platte read entire ad tor complete date. 'i is I t'A Kt 11 v7 ISA" ft: I I I 4 s9 Mi 4 i 3 ilT icb i iOfl i.U SEPTEMBER 18 Parents Without Partners Bayshore Chapter 644. 12th Anniv-ersay Celebration.

Open House. Fund Raiser. Free Buffet. Cocktail Party Dance. Town Country, Hwy.

35, Keyport. Members $5: non members $6. 747-3464. AH welcome. prizes.

Bring chairs. Donation $5 adults, children under 12 free. Raindate Sept. 23. For tickets: 988-4816.

988-8028. Singles Again Princeton Chapter Dance. Interesting new singles to meet. Mystery guest. Prizes.

Snacks. Treadway Inn, Rt. 1 South, Princeton. Orientation 8pm. Dance 9pm.

Admis-sion $4 members. $6 guests. For info 528-6343. The Hope Presbyterian Church 82nd Annual Harvest Home Dinner Bazaar, 617 Hope Lakewood. Turkey dinner, family style.

Adults, $6.50. Children under 12, $3.50. Servings at 4, 5, 6 7pm. Reservations call 363-7585 or 367-3718. Allaire Village is SponsoringThe Annual Antique Show and Sale from 8 a.m.

4 p.m., on The Church Green, at Allaire State Park. Rt. 524. Wall Twp. Free admission.

Call 938-2253 Central Jersey Italian-American Club Monthly Buffet. All you can eat. 3-5pm 6-8pm. DJ Music 5-10pm. Adults $5, Children under 12, $3.

All welcome. Marshall St. off County Line Jackson. 364-9674 or 370-9820. Garden State Arts Center.

The German Heritage Festival, Sept. 23, Stage show at 3pm. Religious Mass, brass bands volk dancing, featuring Germany's popular singing duo. Gitti Erica. German food.

Come eniov the day. Hazlet Recreation 7th Annual "Art in the Park Festival" (Arts Crafts ShowSale). Veterans Memorial Park, Union Ave. 12-4pm. Exhibitors Adults $8.

$4, Students $2. Free admission entertainment. (Rain date 930. 739-0653. Jingles, The 1 Jewish Singles Club-Where there's always a crowd, hosts a dance, 923 at the Ramada Inn of E.

Brunswick starting at 8:30. Special dance contest. 21-35 age group. Admission i6ladies free. Require ID.

For info. 494-7356 Seaside Heights Businessman's Association Flea Market, every starting Sept. 23rd, $10 a space. Casino Pier Parking Lot. Seaside Heights.

Single Faces NJ largest most successful singles group invites you to Fabulous cocktail dance party at City Lights. 923, 8pm Exit 123-GSP Live band-surprises. $5. 238-0972, 679- 4311 or 679-4764 Spring Lake Democratic Committee is holding a Cocktail party 5-8pm on Sept. 23 at The Essex Sussex Hotel to meet Democratic candidates for Spring Lake.

Reservations call: 449-8220 or 449-9063 Ladies Auxiliary Keport Elks Chinese Auction 8 pm at Keport Elks, 249 Broadway, Keyport. Refreshments door prizes. Public invited. Admission $2.50. Diane Lynn Reynolds, Carteret, formerly of Wall Township, was wed Aug.

11 to Michael F. Makosky at First Presbyterian Church. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Reynolds, Carteret, and Mr.

and Mrs. Steve Makosky, Edison Township. Honor attendants were the bride's sister, Alice Reynolds, and Robert 01-sen. The bride attended Wall High School, Wall Township, and was graduated from Carteret High School. She is a student at Kean College of New Jersey, Union Township.

The bridegroom was graduated from New Brunswick Vocational School and Sea Girt Police Academy. He attended Middlesex College. He works for Madison Chemical Old Bridge Township. They live in Edison Township. SOLTIS-MATHIS Singles Again Special Event.

An Oktoberfest Celebration. A wonderful fall tradition that's fun for everyone. Festive music, buffet served, Leisure Lounge, Rt. 70 Lakewood, 2 mi. west of GSP Exit 88.

Orientation 8pm; dance 9pm. For info 528-6343. The Baha'is of Middletown sponsoring Free Public Program on "World Peace-Is It Possible?" 7:30 p.m. at Middletown Public Library, New Monmouth Rd. Joanne Morford of Lincroft will be discussion leader.

All welcome. 741-1097 for more info. SEPTEMBER 19- Press Staff Report ELIZABETH Port Gala '84, the Seamen's Church Institute's 150th Anniversary Celebration, will be held Thursday at the Seafarers' Center, 118 Export St. The second annual gala will incjude cocktail hour, a sit-down dinner in a lighted tentboat and land tours of the port, exhibits, music and entertainment and a seafarers' cabaret Gov. Thomas Kean is honorary chairman of the evening Tickets are $125.

Proceeds from the event will support the work of the Institute. The Seamen's Church Institute is an ecumenical, voluntary agency affiliated with the Episcopal Church. Services offered by the Institute, which was founded in 1834, include education and training; recreation; shopping; substance abuse programs; international telephone; mail; library; currency exchange; lodging referrals, and human rights advocacy, including legal representation and referral. Junior League to publish directory for the elderly Press Staff Report FREEHOLD The Junior League of Monmouth County has accepted a proposal submitted by the Monmouth County Board of Social Services to develop and publish a comprehensive resource directory of home support services for the elderly in Monmouth County. The purpose of the directory is to help prevent or postpone nursing home placement.

Listings in the booklet will include a description of each service, eligibility costs, Medicare and Medicaid provi Intermix welcomes singles every Wednesday for discussion, refreshments, dancing. Open 7:30, program 8:15. The Unitarian Center, 176 Tices Lane, East Brunswick. 246-9620 or 988-1495. Donation $3.

Ft Pleasant Deborah Luncheon at the Beacon Manor, 12 noon. Fashions by The Wardrobe of Manasquan. Tickets $10. Call early for reservations 892-4954. Single Professionals Autumn celebration dance, continuous music, prizes.

Come enjoy our success. 8pm, Christies, 35 Wanamassa. 531-1296 or 872-1947 20. Park, at Unitarian Church. Parents of the bridegroom are Mr.

and Mrs. Barry Lechner, Brooklyn. Honor attendants were the bride's sister, Annette Deverin, and the bridegroom's brother, Bart Lechner. The bride is a graduate of University of Kentucky and Rutgers University Graduate School of Library Science, New Brunswick. She is a juris doctor candidate at Seton Hall Law School, South Orange.

The bridegroom is a graduate of. Hofstra University, Hempstead, N.Y.; Georgetown University Medical School, Washington, and University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey orthopedic surgery resident program. He is a doctor with Steuben County Orthopedic Associates, Coming, N.Y. JONES-CARTER 2 OLD BRIDGE TOWNSHIP Toni Valarie Carter was married Aug I to Todd Wesley. Jones, Maplewood, at Dorian Manor.

The bride is the daughter of Max-ine M. Carty, Aberdeen Township, and the late William J. Carter. The bridegroom is the son of Marlene Guess, Maplewood, and Robert W. Jones, New York.

Selena R. Mills and Allen J. Joyiers were honor attendants. The bride is a graduate of Matawan Regional High School, Aberdeen Township, and University of Maryland, College Park. She works for Cigna Boston.

The bridegroom was graduated from Columbia High School, Maplewood, and Rutgers University, New Brunswick. He is a graduate student at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, and is employed by Robert W. Jones Associates, New York. They live in Cambridge. SCHWARTZ-BOWEN SEPTEMBER 29 Quest, a weekly forum for single, divorced and widowed adults.

Discussion, refreshments, dancing. First Unitarian Church, 1475 West Front Lincroft, 7:45 p.m. Admission limited to first 200; donation $4. Senior America sponsors a trip to the Claridge Casino. Rebate $10 cash, $3 food and $5 deferred.

Price $12. All welcome. Ask about Harrah's Trump, Sands, and every Sun. Super Special Charter leaving 9:30 a.m. Call 988-5433.

774-1411. Singles Again, Thurs. nights jump at the Lincroft Inn. Don't miss this super dance. Everyone welcome.

All ages. Lincroft Inn, Lincroft, 1 mi. from GSP exit 109. Orientation 8pm. Dance 9pm.

Admission $4 members. $6 guests. 528-6343 Belmar United Methodist Women's Baltimore Inner Harbor bus trip leaves the church at 7th Ave. St. at 7am.

$18. Reservations: 681-6469 after 5pm. Christ Church sponsoring a Flea Market, Washington Toms River on Sept. 29, 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Outside spaces $5, tables inside 17.

Reservations call 929-3820 by Sept. 22. Ocean County College Supportive Staff Flea Market 929 (raindate 930), parking lot 2, 8am-5pm. $5 Per space, bring your own table. Call days or eves 341-2904; or after 6pm, 609-693-8928, 657-7437, 270-1871.

21. OCTOBER 4 Brick Twp. Historical Society bus trip to Princeton, NJ. Bus leaves Brick Plaza 8am. Touring Drumthwacket Morven.

Hot buffet luncheon at Morven included. $20. Call 899-6582 for reservations. ARMUCHEE, Ga. Kimberly Gretna Mathis was married Sept 2 to Navy Ensign John Townsend Soltis Jacksonville, son of Mr.

and Mrs. John T. Soltis, Oakhurst, Ocean Township, N.J. The ceremony took place at New Armuchee Baptist Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Roy F. Mathis, here. Honor attendants were the bride's sister, Vickie Mathis, and Navy Lt Jg Barry Reneau. The bride is a graduate of Armuchee High School and West Georgia College, Carrollton.

She worked for Escambia County Board of Education, Pensacola, Fla. The bridegroom is a graduate of Ocean Township High School, The Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, and Naval Flight School, Pensacola. He is a Naval flight officer and will be stationed in Brunswick, Maine, where the couple will live. 10. Mater Dei PTA's Chinese Auction, 8PM.

Buck Smiths, Keans-burg. Doors open Cost $3. Tickets Limited; cut off date 930. None sold at door. Call 671-5075 or 671-6936.

OCTOBER 26. Business Professional Women of Monmouth County is sponsoring a 17 Day Orient Trip, Oct. 26. Singapore, Bangkok, Hongkong, Japan. Booking deadline Sept.

21. 870-2492 after 6 p.m. or weekends. sions and other pertinent tacts. The publication will be available, free of charge, to elderly persons and their families; libraries; social workers; health care providers, and organizations.

Target date for distributing the directory is this spring Members of the Junior League will conduct the research for the publication. Annamarie McGowan, Little Silver, is Junior League project chairman. All Saints Episcopal Church, Lakewood, Chinese Auction at Lakewood High School Cafeteria. Doors open 7 p.m. Auction 8 p.m.

Donation $2.00. No on admitted under 18. Bradley Beach Fire Co. Ladies Auxiliary Card Party Chinese Auction at Senior Citizens Building, 705 Main Bradley Beach at 8 p.m. Refreshments.

$2 donation. First United Methodist Church Rummage Sale on Fri. Sept. 21 22, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Chestnut St.

Old Freehold Toms River. Fill a bag for $1 starting Sat, at noon. Kimball Medical Center, Dedication Ball, Woodlake Golf and Country Club. Ball Committe sponsoring Dream Vacations Raffle, Shares at $100 each. Features 6 Vacations, total value $25.958.

Further info call 370-7456. Monmouth Coalition for Peace big banks banana republics, movie Americas in Transition, speaker from Witness for Peace Michael Feinberg Court College Little Theater ArtsScience Bldg-Lakewood Presbyterian Church at Shrewsbury and the Christ Church at Shrewsbury sponsors The Fourteenth Annual Shrewsbury Corners Antique Show and Sale, Sept. 21 llam-pm, Sat. 10am-4pm. Luncheon, dinner A tours of Historic Churches.

Singles Again Octoberfest celebration. A fall tradition that's fun for alt Festive music, food. At the Ramada Inn, Rt. 18, East Brunswick. Orientation 8pm.

Dance 9pm. Admission $4 members. $6 guests. For info 528-6343. The First United Methodist Church, 111 Ocean Island Heights, Fall Rummage Sale, Friday, Sept.

21, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Dollar bags after 12 noon. Call 270-5117 for additional information. Toms River YMCA's Decoy ShowCompetition.

Fri.6-10pm, Sat. 10-8pm, Sun. 10-5pm. Competiton 1pm Sat. National Guard Armory, Toms River, just off 571 Rt.

9. Dealer space still available. Competition entries until noon Sat. 349-5104 27. Ladies Auxiliary, Jackson Fire Co.

1, 50's Rock Roll Revue, featuring The Cop Shoo Bops, Sat, Oct 27, 8pm til at fire house. Larsen New Prospect Rd. Refreshmentsbar. Dona-tion $15 person. Tickets by Sept.

30, 364-1241 or 367-4864. The Herbertsville Fire Co. Ladies Auxiliary will hold their 4th Annual Craft Show on October 27 at the firehouse. All crafters welcome. Set up time 8:00 AM.

Tables $8. 'ea. For further information call 840-0383 or 458-2769. The PTO of Belmar Elementary School is sponsoring its' 3rd Annual Craft Fair in the school gymnasium Oct. 27, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.

Refreshments available. 8 table $15, 6' table $12. Reserve by Sept. 28. Call Cheryl 681-7291 or Fran 681-6312.

RIIMSON Betsv Anne Bowen. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bo- 111 wen, 22 Holly Tree Lane, was married OTFDDIfiS ENGAGEMENTS Aug 19 to Jeffrey Louis Schwartz, WWEUUilW, NOVEMBER 2. Pittsburgh, son of Dr.

and Mrs. Darnel Schwartz, Beachwood, Ohio. The ceremony was held at Holy Cross Roman Catholic Church. Former Employees of W.T. Grant Store 291, Lakewood, Will Have A Reunion at Citta's Old Time Tavern, Toms River.

$20person provides open barshrimp cocktailhot cold buffet. By Oct.5: Linda 458-4283 or eves: Florence 928-2443 22. NOVEMBER 17. Summerfield School PTA Neptune, N.J.3rd Annual Craft Fair. Large spaces, food, friendly.

Call after 5pm 922-2913 for reservations information. Cut-off for reservations Oct. 28. NOVEMBER 24. The Press office in Asbury Park at least TWO WEEKS in advance of the wedding.

(Only weddings taking place the Friday or Saturday immediately before will be accepted for Sunday publication.) Wedding photos will be published at the editor's discretion. Photos should be clear, black and white with sharp contrast. Color photos, prints made from a color photo or those taken with self-developing cameras will not be accepted. Pictures should be frontal, without obstruction or extreme shadows. Name should be on the back of photo.

Photos will be held 30 days for pick-up at the Asbury Park office. The Press does not use photos with engagement announcements. There is no charge to publish weddings or engagements. The Press has a policy for announcing weddings and engagements. All wedding and engagement announcements MUST be submitted on Asbury Park Press forms and MAILED to Waddings or Engagements, Asbury Park Press, Press Plaza, Asbury Park, N.J.

07712. Hand-delivered forms will not be accepted. Forms are available by mailing a self-addressed stamped envelope to Weddings or Engagements and the address above. Forms can also be picked up at Press offices: Press Plaza, Asbury Park; 15 Monmouth Red Bank; 29 E. Main Freehold, and 132 Hooper Toms River.

No announcement received THREE WEEKS after the date of the wedding will be published. Wedding forms and photos for publication in the Sunday Press must be in 4 Honor attendants were the bride's sister, Barbara Bowen, and the bridegroom's brother, David Schwartz. The couple are doctoral candidates at Carnegie-Mellon University, Pittsburgh. The bride was graduated from Marymount School, London, England, and Colby College, Waterville, Maine. She receivtd her master's degree from-Middlebury (Vt.) College.

The bridegroom was graduated from Boston University and received his master's degree from University of Massachusetts. Arts and Crafts Club of the Wayside Residence, 1211 W. Park Ave. Wayside. Follow the balloons to our Bazaar on the porch at the East House.

From See you there! Hospice Program of Jersey Shore Medical Center Garage Sale. 9am 3pm, September 22, in Ford Auditorium at Jersey Shore Medical Center. Lunch 5050 drawing at noon. J.S. Jewish Singles ages 21 to 39 will have a Before New Years Houseparty at Judy's at 8 p.m., in Ocean Twp.

Our phones have been ringing off the wall for this event. Lots of fun in store. Info call Judy 542-3746 or Steve 536-1841. Lincroft United Presbyterian Church, "12th Annual Flea Everett Road at West Front Street, Lincroft. Sept.

22 (raindate Sept. 29), from 10am until 3pm. For space reservations and information. Mrs. Irwin 671-4570.

Manasquan River Womens Club Yard Bake Sale, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1602 Osborne between Ramshorn Dr. fc River Wall. To benefit the Charity Scholarship Fund.

Neptune City Republican Club's Annual Picnic Sept. 22, 3 Lady of Perpetual Health PTA in Highlands is hosting its annual Autumn Crafts Fair Nov. 24 in our School Hall. Crafters invited to display crafts. Tables: $12.

Well advertised, spaces going, so to reserve information, call 872-0172 or 872-1391 Point Pleasant Boro Fire Co. 2, 7th Annual Fall Crafts Show, Nov. 24 25. Applications available Sept. 17.

Must be completed by Oct. 17, 1984. For details call 899-3104. DECEMBER 1. SHORE COMMUNITY WOMAN will sponser a Holiday Craft Fair at the Manasquan Methodist Church from 10 a.m.-3 p.m.

Refreshments available. Tables are $10 the reservation deadline is Sept. 29. Call 223-1 681-6521. p.m., Memoal Park Beach, Riverview Ave.

Full menu, dooj' The couple live ittPittsburgh. i I C-W-J.