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PAGE 14 THE COAST STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1985 Hammond Serving With Marine Corps Marine Private Robert C. Mrs. Robert C. Hammond, Hospital System Honor's Mrs.ReillyofSeaGirt 1675 Street, WaU Township. A 1984 graduate of Wall High School, Private Hammond joined the Marine Corps in February, 1985.

Hammond has reported for duty with the 1st Marine Division at Camp Pendleton, Calif. He is the son of Mr. and HOLLAND'S SPRING FLOWERING BULBS ARE HERE! vi(! III 1 Mrs. Reilly is secretary of the Southern New Jersey Association of Practitioners in Infection Control and has been a recipient of the organ-, ization's educational advancement award. Her article entitled "Organizing Infection Control Data When Doing Surveillance.

It Makes the Chore Easier" was published in the June issue of the American Journal of Infection Control. A second article will be published in a forthcoming issue of the journal. Mrs. Reilly has six children. Her husband, the late Dr.

Robert Reilly, was on the medical staff of Point Pleasant Hospital for 20 years. We'll help you select from our wide assortment so you can enjoy nature's miracles next Spring. Easy-to-plant Finest quality imported bulb? frank i. NEur.mrj a son 1215 Sea Girt Ave. 223-1494 Open Moa-Sat 8 T-V yoUR LAWN ANDGARDEN CENTER SINCE 1890 ADOUT YOUR EYESl-9 ti PICTURE PERFECT Winners of sixth annual beautiful baby contest sponsored by Shore Community Women poae one more time.

Ruth Thompson center was the overall winner of the penny-per-vote balloting conducted during the summer in the Food town, Wall Township, and Shop-Rite, Brielle. She is the daughter of Mi. and Mrs. Kevin Thompson, Brielle. Individual store winners are from left, Kelly Ann-Thompson, second place in the Shop-Rite, also a daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Thompson; Stephen Douglas McCormack, first place in Shop-Rite, son of Mr. and Mia. Robert McCormack, Point Pleasant; Elizabeth Miles Gough, second place in Foodtown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Gough, Sea Girt, and Lucia Jude Mullin, first place in Foodtown, daughter of and Mrs. Robert Mullin, Wall. The organization raised $2,446. Photo by Mary A. Birckhead DR.

BRUCE SCHUSTER I J' I Mrs. LaReine Reilly of Sea Girt, infection control practitioner for The Northern Ocean Hospital System, has been named Employee of the Month at Point Pleasant Hospital. The hospital system operates Point Pleasant and Brick Hospitals. A registered nurse, Mrs. Reilly coordinates the infection control program and acts as liaison between hospital departments and the infection control committee.

A resident of 413 New York Boulevard, Sea Girt, Mrs, Reilly was raised in Wilson, N.C., and was graduated from Villa Maria Academy, Malvern, and Georgetown University School of Nursing, Washington, Sbe joined the staff of Point Pleasant Hospital in 1973 as an emergency room nurse and an evening charge nurse in the post coronary care unit before accepting her present position in 1981. Check-Mate Slates Election for Council Five, area residents are seeking election to. the low income sector of District IV Advisory Council of Check-Mate, community action agency with headquarters in Asbury Park. The candidates are Mrs. Patricia Short, Wall Township; Mrs.

Jean Upshar, South Belmar; Norman Jones, 1 Belmar; George Esdaile, Brielle, and Andrew Morgan, South Belmar'. District IV of the agency includes Sea Girt, Belmar, South Belmar, Wall, Spring Lake, Spring Lake Heights, Manasquan, and Brielle. The election is scheduled for today from 7 to 9:30 p.m. in South Belmar Borough Hall. To be eligible, to vote one must be a resident of District IV and 18 years of age or older.

Proof of age and residence will be required. Work Begins on Railroad Electrification, Upgrading EXTENDED-WEAR CONTACT LENSES Extandad-WMr contact knew un pedal Mtt tanst that ax tend trw wearing tbm el Mwm contact lenast from ovamight to up-to-30 dayt', depending on highly Individual circumstances. These especially' made lenses ars either very thin, have a high water content, or combine the properties of thinness and water content In optimum proportions. This allow enough oxygen to penotrata the lenses eo. that the eyes can "breathe" more normally.

The extended wear contact lenses must meet standards established by the q.S. Food and Drug Administration. The amount ol leer secretion and the llloetyte ol the patient determine ki large measure whether or not he or she can weer extended-weer contact leneee. These lenses have special advantages lor patients who Hnd Insertion end removal ol daily-weer lensee dlttlcult; tor those who travel a greet deal and have unusual work schedules; and lor handicapped patients with poor eyehand SUPER SALE OCt All WINTERIZING SUPPISS AKD CKEKICAU rr NJ T-ansit is proceeding with construction work in the Long Branch Station area as the first major step in its North Jersey Coast Line electrification and signal project. This involves replacement of the entire signal and com munications system from Railway to South Amboy and from Matawan to Long Branch, with limited signal improvements from Long Branch to Bay Head.

The signal components of the project will result in an increase in train speeds and will provide for bi-directional train operation on each track, giving greater operations flexibility. Also included in the work is electrification of train service from Matawan to Long Branch. At the Long Branch Station, a trailer will be in place for use by patrons prior, to demo- AH Toys, Games, And Inflatable 25 OFF On Chemical Winterizing Kits SAVEutpo20 Planetarium Show Focuses on Comet Halley's Comet is the topic of the show entitled "Once in A Lifetime" being featured in the Robert J. Novins Planetarium of Ocean County College, Toms River. The presentation can be seen through Nov.

24. Details about show times can be obtained by calling the planetarium at 255-4144. Learning Disabilities Conference Planned The Monmouth County Association for Children and Adults With Learning Disabilities will hold its third annual conference on Friday, Oct. 4. The session" to be held in the Hilton Inn, Hope Road, Tinton Falls will take place from 8 a.m.

to 2 p.m. The luncheon speaker will be Mrs. Rita Kern, a board member of the organization. Registration details and additional information can be obtained by calling 544-1224. Cover Pumps Pump Protector Gizmte Non-Toxic Antifreeze SAVE ON 3.00 OFF ON ANY SALE OVER $50.00 Limit Per Customer lition of the existing facility in October.

The new station will be complemented by high level platforms, accessibility improvements for the disabled, increased parking and a new train storage yard. poast Line trains will operate over a single track during the electrification work and a temporary signal system will be installed to accommodate the trains. The system will keep trains on schedule despite the switch of a single track, according to, Jerome C. Premo, execi)tive director of. NJ Transit.

Electrification will enable the rail line to set "a new track record in the areas of comfort and on-time performance reliability for our riders," he added. The work on the North Jersey Coast Line also will include rehabilitation of the Oceanport Creek Bridge and replacement of the Branchpoint Creek Bridge. iWinerizing Plugs Air Pillows Water Tubes Winter Algaeddes SAVE ON CS Jjj Presented as a public service by DR. BRUCE SCHUSTER OPTOMETRIST Serving Wall Area Since 1976 2100 Hwy. 35, Old Mill Plaza Sea Girt, NJ.

08750 449-2121 Dr. Mary C. Baum Has Sea Girt Office LET THE PROS WINTERIZE YOUR POOL SCHEDULE NOW! SAVE 10-15 Dr. Mary C. Baum, formerly an associate with the Chiropractic' Center in Trenton, has opened offices in the Sea Girt Professional Building, Route 71.

CUSTOM INGROUND LINER ON ALL POOL COVERS Quality Investing Tax-Free Bond Specialists laidlaw Adams Peck Inc. 2517 Highway 35, Village II Manasquan, NJ. 08736 Bernice McCarthy REPLACEMENTS (Inground Above Ground) Pool Winterzation Included Free Pallone Seeks Committee For Sea Pollution Inquiry mm. I 1 223-3700 Member New York American Stock Exchanges Member SPC FREE Complete Do-lt-Yourself Winterizing Instruction Sheets SOLAR COVERS 10 OFF MEMBERSHIP DRIVE i The Union Landing Woman's Club is seeking new members. "My -goal is to treat patients and work with them so they can obtain maximum health," said Dr.

Baum. "Ii a person comes to with a pain in his left hip," she continues, "I will look beyond that symptom the pain to the person's lifestyle." According to Dr. Baum, she believes in a complete approach to health "one that considers all the components of a person's health and well-being." In addition, she states, "Prevention is the key to keeping people healthy and helping them attain Dr. Baum was graduated from the New York Chiropractic College in Greenvale and had attended Stockton State College, Pomona. She is enrolled in post-doctorate studies with the National Lincoln Chiropractic College, Lombard, 111., pursuing a diplomate in orthopedics.

Dr. Baum also was graduated from St. Catharine's Grammar School, Spring Lake, and St. Rose High School, Belmar. She is an associate member of the American College of Chiropractic" Orthopedists, the New Jersey' Chiropractic Society, and the OceanMonmouth County Chiropractic Society.

Dr. Baum, also a member of the Southern New Jersey P( INNEY rOOLS he obiect of the club is to brina Ttoiietherlljaimpri in nrdpr trt nmmntp riirir I educational and social interests. 2155 Route 88 East, Bricktown 899-7060 Open 7 Days Moa-Sat 9-6; Sunday 10-4 DR. MARY C. BAUM ment plants to prevent the pumping of sewage overflow into the ocean, according to Senator Pallone.

'The Legislature should be in the forefront of the investigation to determine the causes of the pollution and possible remedies," he continued. "The special Senate investigative committee should have subpoena power, if to call before it officials at every level of government who can provide answers to questions about the recent pollution of our coastal waters." Investigation of these problems at the state level is necessary to resolve the vital issues, Senator Pallone said. "Shore area residents deserve some answers before the conditions of our coastal waters deteriorate any further," he concluded. State Senator Frank Pallone, Jr. 11th' District), is calling for a special investigative committee to examine a recent fish kill and other pollution problems in Monmouth County.

Coastal waters must remain clear for swimming or the trade in Monmouth County may suffer major damage, the legislator said in a letter to Senate President Carmen Orechio. Health and environmental officials have been unable to pinpoint the cause of pollution which closed oceanfront beaches and killed fish in Jhe Shark River, he noted. The senator added Clean Ocean Action, an environmental organization, has accused the State Department of Environmental Protection of failing to detect and respond to the fish kill. The group also has called for containment tanks to be built at existing sewage treat- G1JUlal RESTAURANT you are looking to expand your interests, civic duties, and meet new people, please join us on 23 at 7 p.m. for a covered dish dinner.

For resepjations call Edith Clayton Joan George 528-7277 The club meets every fourth Monday evening in the Curtis House, Bridle, at 8 pjn. Members reside in Brielle and surrounding towns. Chiropractic Society, has ROUTE 35 AT SEA GIRT AVENUE, WALL TOWNSHIP A Fresh New Taste Of -The Good Old Days Chiropractic Arts Center of rianasquanl 1 200 Atlantic Ave. 223-8331 v. SODAS HAKES UNDAES Name It We Han It! Most Insurance Plans Accepted Fishers Are Parents Of Boy, First Child Mr.

and Mrs. Keith Fisher, Gaithersburg, have announced the birth of a son, Keith Ahmie, Fisher, on Aug. 20 in Walter Reed' Army Medical Center, Washington. The baby is the couple's -first child. Mrs.

Fisher- uV the former Miss Rose Marie Baker, daughter of Mrs. Rose M. Baker, Brielle, and the late Bennie Baker. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

William Fisher, Washington. organized scoliosis screenings at health fairs in the Princeton and Trenton areas. In addition to professional associations, Dr. Baum has served as chairman of the career options committee for the Tribute to Women in Industry tfnd Government program, Trenton YWCA. She is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Point Pleasant, formerly of Spring Lake. Panel to Consider Pool Application The Sea Girt Board of. Adjustment will meet at 8 p.m. today in the Borough Hall, Fourth Avenue and Baltimore Boulevard.

The panel announced that members will hear the application of Michael Kamins for a permit to construct an in- ground swimming pool at Ocean Avenue and The 1 km- Every Fountain Creation Imaginable Including Waffles Vice Cream We Serve Delicious LADY BORDEN ICE CREAM OLD-FASHIONED FRESH BEEF BURGERS Family i lb potties tc served hut-uff the Kntl un a freh full with Imuce tomito PLUS a ude order of uur (kjpuUr tum on tnes Medicare Accepted As Fuji Payment As A Service To Our Senior Citizens No One Refused Treatment Because Of Inability To Pay Yes, we still feature our OPEN 7 A.M.-3 P.M. Seven Days A Week Tr DDE A If ACT CDCriAl DR. ALBERT J. MARAZITI OFFICE HOURS -By Appointment JyZ'--' 2 EGGS 2 PANCAKES Order, The Coast Star For A Student Or Serviceman 2 BACON STRIPS 2 SAUSAGES.