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i (r. L1 Asbury Park PressFriday, November 1985 D5 mi ii'jh'j II rv. FREEHOLD The Freehold Retirease Club will meet for a mini-bazaar and bake sale at 12:30 p.m. Monday at the First Presbyterian Church Education Building, here. Beverly Parsons, coordinator of Volunteers in Public Services, Monmouth County Board of Social Services, will speak.

Women's Organization from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday at the Millstone Township Elementary School. The organization provides financial support to and participates in many community programs. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP Monday is the last day for parents to submit applications to register preschool children in "Living With Children" classes at Freehold Township High School, set to begin Nov.

12. High school students enrolled in the classes have to provide and plan creative activities and establish a relaxed and friendly atmosphere for the preschoolers. The program is free. Freehold Township High School has more information. RED BANK A breast-feeding class meets from 7 p.m.

to 9 p.m. Monday at Riverview Medical Center. Both parents are encouraged to attend. Pre-registration is required. Consumer Health Education has more information.

MONMOUTH INTER-SYNAGOGUE SINGLES will sponsor a dance 7:30 to 1 1:30 p.m. Sunday at Temple Shalom, 5 Ayrmont Lane, Matawan. Cost is $5 for members and $7 for others. Refreshments will be served. MANALAPAN TOWNSHIP Sunday is the last day to register for the Manalapan Soccer Club's spring Intramural Season for boys and girls grades I through 1 1 from 10 a.m.

to 3 p.m. at the Village Green Gazebo. Proof of age for new players and registration fees are required. RED BANK A support group for graduates of Riverview Medical Center's "Smoke Stoppers" program meets at 10 a.m. tomorrow in classroom six at the medical center.

Consumer Health Education has more information. MILLSTONE TOWNSHIP A Craft Fair, featuring many local crafters and artists, will be sponsored by the Millstone Township COLTS NECK TOWNSHIP Arlene Kearney, here, will show how to use natural instincts for color to harmonize make up, skin tone and wardrobe at 10 a.m. Monday at the Colts Neck Branch of the Monmouth County Library. Organizations interested in submitting items for the Community column may obtain a free copy of the Asbury Park Press publicity guide, "How to Write a Press Release," by sending the name and address of the organization to Community, Panorama Desk, Asbury Park Press, 3601 Highway 66, Box 1550, Neptune, N.J. 07754-1551.

Vice President George Bush joins Governor Tom Kean in campaigning for the 13th assembly district candidates Joseph Azzolina of Middletown and Joann Smith of Old Bridge. Candidate criticizes actions of authority Press Freehold Bureau MANALAPAN TOWNSHIP Lorraine Kulick, Republican candidate for Township Committee, has faulted the Western Monmouth Utilities Authority for attempting to gain "almost total control of development in Manalapan." The authority, which handles sewer service for Manalapan and Marlboro townships, has agreed to provide sewer service for about 4,000 housing units along Route 33 and is considering buying Gordons Corner Water Company, a privately-owned company that serves Manalapan and part of Marlboro. Ms. Kulick opposes both moves. The housing units, stemming from the state Supreme Court Mount Laurel II decision that growing municipalities must provide housing for low- to moderate-income families, were approved under a consent order signed by the Township Committee last year.

But Ms. Kulick said the authority did not have to approve the sewer connections. "The WMUA is requesting to increase its current capacity of 4.4 million gallons per day to 8 million gallon per day to allow for the Mount Laurel units alone. This means their facilities must almost double. This is adding no accommodations for devel opers who have been waiting for sewers back as far as 1977," she said.

Ms. Kulick said the units will lead to school crowding, strained municipal services such as police and fire departments, and further lower the water table. And she said the purchase of the water company will increase rates. Authority members say their 1972 charter gives them the right and the responsibility to expand into water services. And the charter says the authority must control water pollution in its franchise area.

Ms. Kulick is opposed by Democrat John Walsh for the one available committee seat. JOIN GEORGE BUSH TOM KEAN IN CONTINUING TO BUILD PRIDE IN NEW JERSEY. VOTE TO ELECT REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES JOE AZZOLINA JOANN SMITH, 13TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. THE TEAM THAT MAKES SENSE IN MONMOUTH MIDDLESEX.

BUILDING PRIDE TOGETHER IN NEW JERSEY ARE YOU Prepared to make up for the loss of Paid For by Azzolina Smith For Assembly Committee. Steve Scoppetuolo, Treas. 29 Lovett Little Silver, N.J. 07739 YAK RATA THEY VJQiy? TCU Vy THE TRUTH BECAUSE THE TRUTH HURTS! Our opponents are running away from the truth and distorting the facts about us in their desperate smear campaign to fool the voters. Our opponents know their story of our legislative voting and attendance records is falsel Joe if your legislative voting and attendance records were so hot how come the voters rejected you for re-election? Because the voters knew you then and they truly know you now, Joel Joann we know you feel inexperienced and unqualified but surely there must be some issues you could discuss.

And if your voting and attendance records in Old Bridge were so hot how come the voters also rejected you for re-election? Because the voters also knew you then, and they truly know you nowl Why are our opponents so afraid of the truth? Because they know and don't want you to remember that Bill Flynn and Jacki Walker have outstanding legislative voting and attendance records in the Assembly. Our opponents desperately hope that you'll forget our many accomplishments that have benefited you, your family and your town. They know and don't want you to remember that Bill Flynn is one of the most respected legislators in the Assembly that his superb leadership of the powerful Legislative Oversight Committee has earned him the admiration and esteem of his colleagues. They know and don't want you to remember that Bill Flynn is an experienced Assemblyman who's on top of his job all the time. They know and don't want you to remember that Jacki Walker is a full-time Assemblywoman whose only job is working full-time for you.

They know and don't want you to remember that Jacki Walker is an outspoken member of the prestigious Joint Appropriations Committee a position that enables her to bring millions of dollars into the 13th District. They know and don't want you to remember that "New Jersey Monthly" magazine called Jacki Walker someone to watch because she works hard and gets things done. They know and don't want you to remember that only 3 out of 80 legislators had more bills and budget resolutions signed into law than Jacki Walker did in this legislative session. We know that our opponents smear tactics their last-ditch attempt to pull the wool over your eyes will not succeed. Because the voters of the 13th District know better.

On Election Day remember the truth and forget our opponents. VOTE COLUMN 2 NOV. 5TH RE-ELECT That's what you'll probably have to do if the Municipal Questions on the Belmar Ballot pass in Tuesday's Elections. A prominent New Jersey tax attorney has announced that many of the Belmar Bar and Restaurant owners have already approached him with inquiries as to the possibility of appealing their tax assessments by more than 50 should the questions receive voter approval on Tuesday. "The establishments involved," he said, "are assessed for a total of $6,677,800.00.

If all are granted 50 reductions-which is likely the rest of the community would have to make up that amount on their tax bills. If you feel you can afford to have your taxes raised substantially to pay for the loss of these revenues, then vote yes. Most of us do not! If you feel Belmar can afford to lose more than $3.3 Million in tax ratables, then vote yes. If you feel that you will help make up for the huge payments in water and sewer assessments now carried by these businesses, then vote yes. If you feel that the welfare of more than 600 full time employees and more than 250 part time employees is not important, vote yes.

If you feel no moral responsibility for trying to keep down the death toll on our highways, then vote yes. BUT, IF YOU DON'T rr FEEL THAT WAY VOTE IN BELMAR ASSEMBLYWOMAN JACKI WALKER ASSEMBLYMAN BILL FLYNN LM DEMOCRATS FOR NEW JERSEY ASSEMBLY PROUD OF WHAT THEY'VE DONE. EAGER TO DO EVEN MORE PAID FOR BY FLYNN-WALKER, J. Boscia and W. Flynn Treasurers, Rle.

516, Old Bridge, N.J. ON MUNICIPAL QUESTIONS NOS. PAID FOB BY BELMAR TOURISM, KIP CONKER, TREASURER, 1510 MAIN SI, BELMAR, NJ 07719.