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1 To Star in a Movie By ZANE BINDER Press Staff Writer TOMS RIVER Wanted: one house with an irregularly shaped pool ptreferably near the ocean If your home fits the above require ments and is designed in Califomia influence architecture the Motion Picture and Television Devel opment Commission wants to hear from you The commission is seeking an Ocean County location to film scenes for a movie probably Amity ville The annoucement of a search for a filrrnnrr cifn ohwa nUnv axuuxue 04 LC VCUirc dllVL UUOVUll I'lICIT man one of the commissioners con 1 uuuv means emi 1 II II 1 I Illi II I ine fuming would take only one crafts Needless to say always day according to David Molineaux welcome the movie and television assistant and the owner would be paid for the time The name of the film being disclosed Molineaux said so that the film company need not feel embar rassed to reject any of the homes offered Ocean County continues to be successfull in having films produced here it would start what we might call its own cinematic he said reeholder Leonard Connors said the county has offered its full coopera tion to riedman and the film com mission there are good econom ic ramifications when a film is oro duced and and photographed in Ocean Connors said also means employment opportunities ior people with all types of skills and crafts Needless to say always House Poo industry as part of our economic Amityville a pur portedly true story about a haunted house will be produced by American International Pictures of Beverly Hills Calif ilming is scheduled to start at several locations on Oct 3 including the newsroom of the Toms River Daily Observer Reynolds Tavern on Washington Street Riverwood Park Bishop Memorial Library and a house at Brookdale Drive and Dock Street on the Toms River People who have homes that may be suitable for use in the unidentified film should call the Motion Picture Commission at 201 648 6279 or write to them at 1100 Raymond Blvd Room 203 Newark NJ 07102 The commission set Wednesday as the deadline for submissions In Ocean County Page 17 Tuesday August 8 1978 So in a Name? A Political Squabble In Barnegat Police Asked To Be a PAI Vo Traffic Tie ups Expected 7" Scissors ST 14443M AC (Press Photo by Bretl Siatam) Section of Route 532 to be paved List 19 Ea COCKTAIL LOUNGE We serve food seaside up Zartler polled the com mittmen on their feelings none objected They are all Democrats Republicans for erecting signs bearing his name and title as recreation chairman at the beach and dock Jentis had had the old signs which still listed this municipality as Union Township taken down and replaced Republicans Joseph Zar tler and Alfred McDaniel "CINDY SARDI AND THE SIDESHOW" appearing nitely in the lounge 1 Restaurant Lounge 3500 PACIIC AVENUE at BOSTON DO NOT USE Pint Plastic reezer Containers the other room Your Dining Pleasures By BRETT SKAKUN Press Staff Writer BARNEGAT TOWNSHIP There were signs of poli tics at Monday Township Committee meet ing about signs Democratic Committee man Steven Jentis up for election in November was taken to task by two Cassidy Hit By Mayor on objected to the inclusion of name on the signs happens if he get elected? have to repaint the signs Is he going to pay for Zartler said after the meet ing signs should have listed the Township Com mittee as responsible not just Jentis who directed the painting of the signs de fended the reference to his name wanted the people to know who they could get in touch with if they wanted to register a Jentis said protests were echoed by McDaniel presi dent of the Re publican Club object to him using it as a political McDaniel said hired a recre ational director why he put his name up on the McDaniel also voiced res ervations over a recent newsletter compiled by Jentis and distributed by CETA employees McDaniel said Included in the newsletter was a schedule of recre ational activities for the du ration of the summer and permission slips to compete in the junior Olympics Aug 19 and the Miss Barnegat pageant Aug 27 put everything ex cept the word vote in McDaniel said Home Handyman PLEASANTVILLE SHOPPING CENTER Doily 9 6 I huts ri 9 9 $un IMDial 641 7900 Charge hl By BRETT SKAKUN Press Staff Writer OCEAN TOWNSHIP A $25000 repaving project starts Wednesday along a two mile stretch of Route 532 that county officials said was from weathering County officials expect the repaving west ward from the Garden State Parkway to the bridge to take three days to complete but foresee no major traffic problems do one lane at a said Hullings assistant county road supervisor will be enough room for traffic on the other side as Although the country road surface is only 0 OYSTER' HOUSE 2405 Atlantic Avenue INE SEAOOD SINCE 1897 Dinner Tues thru Sat from 5 Sundays from 4 Closed Mondays four Hosts Arteen and Joe Old ashioned Dollar Days Hundreds of Buys Specials cr Lunch Tcday Chef's Solod Bowl Julienne Slices of Imported Hom Swiss Cheese Turkey Breost over Tossed Mixed Solod Greens House Dressings $250 Hungarian Styled sluffed cabbage with Our Souce Supreme $275 A cry Special inner 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the problem but they both ar gue that such a charge difficult to The county has told offi cials at the three bathing beaches that the lakes should be closed to swimmers at least Results of county tests on the lakes conducted Monday are expected this afternoon but no decision on whether to reopen the lakes is ex pected today according to By THOMAS AYRES Press Correspondent TUCKERTON Mayor Euclid Dupuis said Monday evening that Councilman Charles Cassidy nothing but when he charged that shoddy work was done in repaving the streets in Tucker ton Beach Contractor Clarence Mathis of Little Egg Harbor has promised to do minor work on the rough to clear up paving problems on Anglers and Tarpon drives When Cassidy inspected those roads on July 27 he found several spots that he said failed to meet with the contract specifica tions of 2 inches of macadam The councilman subsequently brought his charges about poor workmanship on the project to The Press and Mathis later argued that type of thing happens all the on road projects steak oyster house 222 schellenger avenue wildwoodby lhe $ea nj Joseph Przywara an en vironmental health officer with the county Board of Health said coliform colo nies in water drawn from the Tuckerton Park Lake on Saturday were numer ous to however Przywara said the extreme ly High count at the county lake off Route 9 may have been due in part to human error The coliform bacteria count soared to 4880 at the county lake in Manahawkin and to 6500 on Saturday at the Holiday Lake bathing area in Ocean Acres which Stories Left Out Several stories were omit ted from Ocean County edition of The Press because of a production error Some of the stories appear today The Press regrets the mistake By BRETT SKAKUN Press Staff Writer BARNEGAT TOWNSHIP Two Township Commit tee members have made a public plea to members of the Police Department to establish a Police Athletic League If the police heed the re quest by Steven Jentis and Arlene Kay Callahan Bar negat could have the first PAL in the area Currently the only other municipality in the area considering es tablishing one is Little Egg Harbor Township department is large enough now for the men to take part in this during their off duty hours Jentis said He added that the plea be construed as a pressure tactic feel enough men on the department interest ed in it Maybe been afraid to speak out on Jentis said The PAL would arrange recreational activities for youth possibly enhancing rapport between police and youth Too often police officers mingle enough with their constituents Jentis said ago all the cops used to walk a beat and they got to know everyone on it Jentis said they ride by in a car and they can easily become detached from the mildly rough Hullings said the effect is decep tive we seal the road lose the whole he said Hullings said the edges of the road surface are beginning to crack and allow moisture to enter that frost inches in along the sides and gets underneath ruin it so we be able to pave over the top of Hullings said we allow it to go reach the point where have to start again from The repaving project is only a portion of a $62 000 allocation for Ocean Township The outlay included the repaving of the Route 532 According to police esti mates about 50 percent of all crimes are committed by youth think help relieve that problem Jentis said He added that youths will more readily report a crime to an officer had a pleasant experience with a kid sees some thing wrong and sees the blue car ndjng by likely think of himself as a rat if he reports it But if knows the cop be will ing to talk with him and help the police cut down on youth Jentis said Mrs Callahan also urged that a PAL be established She said it would help im prove the image of the Po lice Department which has been affected by controver sy and numerous lawsuits for years give the officers something else to put their energies into instead of bick ering over promotions and getting involved in Mrs Callahan said think a great idea and I hope if it ever gets off the ground it would contin she said hate to see it flop after functioning for a short period of timer violated the trust given you by this council by holding a press conference without first consulting the mayor told Cassidy before about 40 residents at the Tuckerton firehouse Dupuis also charged that The Press every code of ethics in the in printing charges The mayor termed Press coverage of the road paving project because the article showed a lack of and look at both sides of the Dupuis threatened to remove Cassidy from his post as public works director things change in the next few The mayor also charged that Cassidy has been negligent in calling and attending meetings of the Public Works Committee Cassidy defended his attendance record at all council meetings and said he was at the charges (Continued on Page 19) Route 9 intersection the widening of Route 532 near the Laurelwyck section and drainage work in the elementary school area The money comes from a pair of bonding measures passed by the freeholders in April and June The 2 mile project is part of a $1329125 contract awarded to Hesse Belford to pave about 60 miles throughout the county Two inches of hot bituminous concrete will be laid over the original sand and oil surface be the first repaving of the road since it was initially laid Hullings said original surface was great years ago but to stand up under the bigger cars and trucks it needs the hot bituminous Hullings said Chew on this rank Siracusa is the eager beaver of insurance! rank Siracusa and Son One New York Are Atlantic Citj PHONE: 344 7175 OPEN OR LUNCHEON DAILY DINNER ON WEEKENDS Today's Luncheon Special Open aced Hot Roast Beef Sandwich Mashed Potatoes Gravy Bev 250 Monev Disco with Jimmy 7 lUrteJofvw TemessH A Pocifk Awes TT ret Porting Phom MS 4623 steaks Italian specialties and seafood madetoorderX OR today SHRIMP SCAMPI £50 WITH CLAMS AND UNGUINI Complete Dinner (Press 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