Rail project said on schedule hj OAVID SCHWAB monthly meetings called by Sen. S. Thomas borough approximately HM.000 in raUblea, about any traffic problems the new station MATAWAN - Amid the rumbling, of Gagliano, a member of the Senate Transpor- or almost 00,000 in tax revenue yearly, In area might create. "We don't want to see the Coarall train* and the chatter of waiting tation Committee, to monitor the progress of addition to displacing a portion of the limited towns surprised by anything the department paaaenten, Robert Keith, assistant to tUte the long awaited improvements industry here. does," he Mid. Commlsstoner of Transportation Louis J. Listening carefully and asking pointed "We don't want to lose anymore than we Keith, who was assisted In his presents Gambaccini, told a gathering of rail com- questions were Arlene Stump and Betsy Bar- have to," be laid. lion by other engineers from the department, muter leaden at the railroad itation here rett of the Commuters' Wives, Theodore J. Keith said that the appraisal process, including Ronald Wlaa, the electrification that commuter* will be able to park their Labrecque and Peter J. KoeUch of the Mon which is the tint step in acquiring the prop- project manager, reported that fll million can in new loti and ride an electrified train mouth County Transportation Coordinating erties, has begun. He also reported that the worth in contracts had been awarded. He directly into New York City by next summer Committee, Patrick B. Stanley of Rumson, New Jersey Transit Corporation had recently said the department expects to advertise for Keith reported that the fit million project an experienced commuter, and MaUwan expanded plans for the area to include a new the remaining f 14 million in contracts within to electrify five mile* of the North Jersey Mayor Victor R. Armellino station building opposite the existing building the next month. Coait Une from South Amboy to here, along Armellino said he was worried about how which will house the ticket agent on the He emphasized that the money was avail- With toe plan to apend more than f 1 million the construction of the main parking lotthat Inbound side, a* is done at most other sta- able for this project, but be was not as direct for additional parking are "on schedule." is expected to hold some 475 can would tions along the line. about the funding for the entire electrifies "I think we arc going to nuke It. We will effect the borough Armellino estimated that Gagliano suggested that the department -lion of the line to Long Branch, which is have good service bare next year," Keith told the lot, which Is to be located between Main keep in dose communication with the plan- scheduled for completion by 1MB. the a group assembled at one of several Street and Atlantic Avenue, would cost the ning boards here and in Aberdeen, especially Victor R. The Daily Register Mon mon lli € onm > \s t-roal Home Newspaper VOL. 102 NO. 303 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JUNE 23, 1980 20 CENTS Russians launch Afghan pullout MOSCOW (AP) - The Communist Party permanent and if it's the fint step toward newspaper Pravda said today that Soviet total withdrawal." He suggested It was de- tanks, armored personnel carriers and Infan- signed to increase participation in the Olym- try have begun withdrawing from Afghan- pic Games next month In Moscow but said Killed istan In keeping with the Kremlin's an- the U.S. boycott was "irrevocable." nounced partial pullout — a withdrawal that Zbigniew Brzezinski, Carter's national se- has been greeted with heavy skepticism in curity adviser, told reporters, "It Is much the West too early to label this as the beginning of a The official Tass news agency reported peace offensive." Secretory of State Edmund from the Afghan ^apital of Kabul yeserday Muskie added: "Don't believe anything you that "according to Information from the, don't see." command of Soviet military contingents now And the seven Western leaders attending staying hi Afghanistan, some army units the two-day summit In Venice called the whose stay In Afghanistan is not necessary at Soviet Intervention in Afghanistan "unac- present are being withdrawn these days to ceptable" and demanded the complete the territory of the Soviet Union on agree- withdrawal of Soviet forces. Some 85,000 ment with the Afghan government." Soviet troops have been In Afghanistan since In a followup labeled an eyewitness ac- December helping the Marxist government count from the Afghan capital, Pravda cor- battle antl-communlst Moslem rebels. NOT ALL FUN — These sunworshlppers, left, find beaches yesterday. Gettlno to the beach wasn't all that respondent L. Mlronov described suntanned Tass responded to the American sanctuary at Sea Brlght's public beach, joining easy though as the cars line UP, right, as far as the eye Russian soldiers saying goodbye to grizzled statements in Venice with scorn, labeling thousands of their fellow cultlsts on the county's could see at the Highlands bridge. Afghan villagers after battling anti-com- them "slanderous" and an attempt to munist Moslem rebels for six months and "camoflauge with verbiage U.S. actions "fulfilling their International duty." aimed at heightening tension ..." "Early this morning from the city's out- skirts a long Une of tanks and Infantry began Without specifically mentioning Muskie Perfect weather blesses to stretch out. The residents of the villages by name, Tan said: "A spokesman for the and towns came out to see them off. The U.S. State Department commented on the Soviet and Afghan friends made their parting report from Kabul In a slanderous tone char- handshakes and embraces," Mlronov said in actentic of him, concerning the policy of the a dispatch dated Sunday. Soviet Union In Southwest Asia." people seeking sun, fun He said after all the farewells were said Leading diplomats here speculated the the Soviet troops and war machines began partial pullback announcement was timed to Sanjay Gandhi, politi- By DAVID SCHWAB awl DAN BRKEN bridge rose every half hour, greatly police there. their SOO-mile journey borne by road. He did cause dissension among Western leaden cally powerful son of In SANDY HOOK - f ertect weather increasing the congestion, police said. Boardwalk businesses of all kinds not say bow many of the estimated 85,000 meeting In Venice and might be more cos- dla's Prime Minister In- Mewed the first weekend of summer Traffic was backed up for some time reported a very good weekend. troops who poured Into Afghanistan in De- metic than real. dira Gandhi, perished ear- yesterday, and thousands of people — at the Highlands bridge. Reports from the Asbury Park and cember were leaving, however. They also said It may have been intended ly today when a stunt plane residents, weekenders, and daytrippers Police in Monmouth Beach and Long. Eatontown toll plaxas on the Garden President Carter said he and the other to persuade some Soviet citizens the war Is crashed into trees not far — jammed the beaches, boardwalks Branch reported that traffic moved State Parkway said traffic was heavy Western beads of state meeting in Venice winding down. Few Soviet citizens know from his mother's home. and highways In pursuit of sun and fun. smoothly and beach clubs were re- Saturday night and very heavy last believed the Soviet announcement "can only much about events In Afghanistan, and Red See story, page 7. Ken Morgan, ranger at Gateway Na- ported full throughout the shore. night. The Raritan toll plaza near South be judged at significant if It's accurate, If it's See Ruilui laaach, page I tional Recreation Area here, said the In the Bay shore area, Keansburg Amboy reported that traffic on the park was closed from 11 a.m. to 155 police said the beachway was "pretty Alfred E. Driscoll Bridge was bumper p.m. yesterday because it was full. crowded," but reported few traffic or to bumper for more than four hours Morgan estimated that 11,000 to 18.000 parking problems. yesterday. people passed through the gates both Parking problems were a headache "It's worse than the average sum- Carter economic pledge Saturday and Sunday. to Belmar police, who said they were mer jam," said one parkway official Sea Bright police reported an un- having "a busy day." there. usual volume of traffic yesterday after- Asbury Park officials reported Parkway officials laid most of the noon and said the public beach was very crowds on both beach and boardwalk. A later traffic was coming from areas medium day for traffic was reported by south of Toms River. pleases summit leaders VENICE, Italy (AP) - President and Canada. of the seven nations were in accord that Carter and leaden of six other In- The American president scheduled the production and use of coal, long a Freehold Regional talks go on dustrialized nations are climaxing their individual private sessions today with neglected energy resource, should be By DAVID SCHWAB teachers' negotiating committee, In- the stumbling block right along," said economic summit by agreeing that coal the leaden of Britain, Japan and Cana- doubled in the coming decade. Any such FREEHOLD - Negotiators from cluding committee chairman Robert Reed. production should be doubled by 1M0 da as the summit nations were holding development would mean boom times and that fresh efforts must be made to their final business session before issu- for the coal mining sections of the Unit- the Freehold Regional High School Ugrovics and association president "The teachers will stay here all ing a joint policy statement. Board of Education, the teachers' as- Irene Warga attended meetings ar- night," he added, noting that the state reduce their oil import;. ed States, which have a significant ex- sociation and the state Public Em- ranged by PERC mediator Theodore mediator had not set a time limit to the In addition, Carter personally as- Powell said in advance that the lead- port trade. ployment Relations Commission Gerber at the Freehold Motor Hotel talks. sured bis summit colleagues that the en were agreed inflation remains the In addition, the sources said, the worked through the night and Into the United States will resist pressures for No. 1 economic problem for the non- begining. at S p.m. and continuing Malachi Kenney, board labor coun- communist Industrialized world and summit participants agreed that oil early morning noun today in an at- through 4 a.m. this morning. selecting as spokesman for the board, "premature or excessive stimulation conservation goals set a year ago at the tempt to end the strike called by the of the American economy." that energy concerns rank second. According'to Marvin Reed of the said that all of the issues were being Carter addressed both topics in his in- last economic summit in Tokyo will be teachers Friday. Freehold Regional Teachers Education discussed. "We are not close enough to White House press secretory Jody made obsolete because of an antici- Powell reported last night, on the eve of itial statement to the summit con- Representatives from the school Association, the groups are discussing anticipate a settlement," he said shorly ference yesterday. pated reduction in world oil output in board, including president John Horri- the board's proposal to assign an addi- after 2 a.m., "but there Is sufficient the conference windup, that Carter's the years ahead. sberger md Superintendent H. Victor pledge was welcomed by the leaden of Well-placed sources who asked not tional sixth period to some teachers. activity in the judgment of the state to be identified said the representatives See Carter, page t Crespy, and representatives from the "It's been a knotty Issue that's been Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Japan Burke denies Merlino feud led to fund cut The inside Story recent $1.3 million dollar cut' retaliatory moves for not hir- cal schools, the newspapei intendent posts, and in at NEWARK (AP) - A missioner's alleged refusal to THE WEATHER newspaper report has linked provide jobs to friends of toe in the education budget. ing people recommended by reported. least one instance, Merlino's the state Education Com- state senate president to a But Education Com- Merjfno. "We don't need armies of choice was not hired for the missioner Fred G. Burke The budget reduction is high-paid state paper pushers' high-paying job. Saaay today, with highs la mM 7ts to low (ft. Fair says the report, which ap- 'expected to eliminate about demanding reams of re- toalght. Lows hi apper Sti to mid Ms. Mostly tunny peared In yesterday's elli-/ half of the 96 jobs held by ports," be said. aaa snore humid tomerow. Complete report page 3. lions of The Star-Ledger state employees who monitor Burke said that when state Car, baby itolen; Cosmos heed Welsweller's advice, snap skid » Newark, was both unwai local school ^district's com- 'Careers la the Eighties' seeks more solutions It ranted and unfair to him i i with the law. education officials met to both recovered consider the budget cut, Vaa Zaadt-Milmore 'Honeymoon Quartet' a hit IS state Senate President LONG BRANCH - A Heary Schaefer looks at the Impact of an old bait.... M Joseph P. Merlino. ill take effect "there was a discussion" of car was stolen yesterday in iwo watts and are ex- Merlino s efforts to place "There was nothing that pected to undermine the along with its occupant, a warranted that Inference," people he supported in top' m year old baby, but both Advice It DAILY REGISTER •Uon department's abili- department jobs. PHONE NUMBERS Burke said of the article. ty to execute it's con- were recovered shortly af- Bulaess 7 "It's not fair to Joe, or The commissioner said terwards. Classified M-18 Mala Office M2 MM troversial classification pro- Toll Free S71-MM me, for that matter," he said. gram. Classification calls for that Merlino had called on The car was stolen from Comics It "Joe has never called me rating schools and school dis- in front of 151 Grand Ave. Editorial! • Toll Fret SM-UM him for at least two appoint- EaterUhuneai. It Classified Dept SU-17M after a decision was made tricts according to bow well ments for county super- at approximately 2:50 p.m. and asked why I didn't hire they comply with state regu- Police last night could Lifestyle.... B-ll Circulation Dept 54Z-4M* the person he recom- Pick Year Own Strawberries only confirm that the car Make A Date 8 Sports Dept Mt-tsM lations and now well their Tues, Wed. only Me mended," Burke said. students learn. and baby were, recovered Movie Timetable It MMdletowa Bureau.. «71-Wt The newspaper reported Bros., Hwy. M, Hoimdel safely. They could not say Obltaaries 4 Freehold Bureau 431-J1M that Burke discussed the Merlino defended the whether any charges would Sports t-11.2* Long Branch Bureai. ttt-Mll school budget cute with top budget cut by criticising bu- Twin Lektter Special be filed. TelevUiea It State Bareaa MS-ZK-S3U education officials as being reaucratic intervention in lo- Clam Hut, Highlands. NJ SHREWSBURY. N.J. MONOAY, JUNE 23. I960 Carter pleases six leaders at summit TION It *• BBBBaaVnaa MUM thawnuuf^LskAaahfll eawawfta fj. ^ksnssAv^B) gkfa .By Ta* Ainrlailt Pratt Aa a consttjutact. they reported, the Itad- getOrynu>: participate IhaaUUtemodlfy ers nave decided to call for a farther oil the wording of the rnmmuasqui to be issued Import cutback of * million barrels a day. to bare la Venice. The Soviats want vury much Fire cleanup begins Triumph offers rebates about S million barrels, by IM to have athletes come to Moscow The Olym- Taw summit schedule was derailed a bit pic boycott has hart them my badly la world DETROIT - Jaguar Rover Triumph lac. CARLSBAD, N.M. - Firefighters at the Sunday becauae of a claim by the Soviet was launching its first rebate program ever Carlsbad Caverni National Park have ftarted Union that it will begin • partial withdrawal today with offers of up to $1,000 for potential Coaatga abo read a joint cleamnjupdebniandunburnedluelleUbya of troops from Afghanistan. buyen of new Triumph and MUB sports cars, without directly referring to Iran, four-day, lightning-caused fire that con- Reading a statement on behalf of all sum- wmed nearly J.400 acret of deaert vege- according to a spokesman for the British that the summit participant* are " importer. mit participant!, Italian Prim* Minister to combat "the taking of Ution. Francesco Coaaiga said that "the Soviet The rebates are intended to counter this The Mate at the 46,756-acre park burned military occupation of Afghanistan is unac- year's 60 percent decline in MOB sales and The leaders said they i through rocky, iteep canyona and narrow ceptable now and that we are determined not JO 6 percent drop in Triumph salts through adopt policies "to deny terroriaU taw I ridge tops before firefighters controlled it to accept It in the future ' yesterday by setting backfires that burned May, compared with sales daring the same ftts from suck crtntfMl acts. period last year, said Michael M. Dale, vice The summit statement said that Soviet additional acreage but also encircled the intervention was Incompatible with detente, The summit participants ahw deplored flames president of sales and marketing. the "ever increasing number of refugees The open-ended program includes a $1,000 "undermines the very foundations of A spokesman for the U.S. Forest Service peace," and that "we art raaolvtd to do throughout the world" and said the problem said cleanup operations had begun and some rebate on new l»7» or 1M0 Triumph TOT'S, must be "attacked at its roots" by appealing $7J0 on MUB's and $800 on Triumph Spitfires everything In our power" to bring about ol the 190 firefighters who battled the flames permanent and complete troop withdrawal. to "the gevtmmfts itstuntib.il ... to re- would begin going home today. The TR7 Spider, not yet marketed, is not move the causes of this widespread human included. The Soviets have an estimated e.OOO troops in the Southwest Asian country tragedy and not to pursue policies which Asked about the liming of the Soviet an- drive large numbers of their people from Airport computer out pryor gurgery today nouncement, Carter said: "Hy belief U that their owac President Carfr and Mn. Thatcktr CHICAGO — Technicians have 1 able to repair an air traffic control computer SHERMAN OAKS, Calif. - Comedian that has been out of order since Friday, Richard Pryor remained in critical condition officials at Chicago's O'Hare International yesterday as his doctors prepared to graft Airport say. healthy skin over the severely burned upper Russians launch Afghanistan pullback half of his body, a hospital spokeswoman The computer breakdown poses no danger facing increasing resistance there and sustaining a Soviet lieutenant told a Soviet television cor- to flights but may cause minor delays for said. (continued) The surgery at Sherman Oaks Community lowing losses In the mountalnnuscuuutrysida. respondent. arriving and departing flights, Neal Red Army casualty figures have never been pub- Taaa said Afghan military commanders and Callahan, spokesman for the Federal Avia- Hospital had been scheduled for Friday, but Western reporters were expelled from Afghan-' was delayed when doctors became worried lished In Geneva, Switzerland, an Afghan rebel "local and foreign Journalists" attended ceremo- Man early this year and the Soviet reports could tion Administration at O'Hare, said yester- leader attending a meeting of rebel groups with a nies Sunday morning In the Afghan caplUI to see day • by complications in the entertainer's condi- not be Independently confirmed tion. committee of the Islamic Conference dismissed off one of the withdrawing units and a nationwide Callahan said the computer displays in- the Soviet declaration, saying it waa propaganda Soviet television broadcast Sunday flight snowed Diplomats from Western and non-aligned na- formation of flights' altitude, speed and Hospital spokeswoman Carolyn Estes "designed to mlalead public opinion." Soviet tank troops apparently tions In Islamabad, Pakistan said they had re- direction directly on traffic controllers' said the surgery was planned today, but The Soviets are believed to control Kabul and ceived no hard proof from Afghanistan to confirm radar screens Without the computer, he otherwise declined comment on Pryor's con- part. other major Afghan cities but are said to be the Soviet announcement. said, traffic controllers use flight plans to dition yesterday. "We have successfully fulfilled our mission,' keep track of planes' altitude and direction. The 3D-year-old entertainer waa injured in a freak accident at his Northridge home June 9. Doctors removed much of bis dead skin a Kennedy Vietnam Plane crashes kill 14 week later to prepare for skin-graft surgery. Pryor also has contracted pneumonia, and GOP office yields Airplane crashes in seven states claimed doctors say that with severe burns, every attacks at least 14 lives in the nation over the week- backers body organ is affected becauae of possible end, authorities reported. infection and breathing problems. Among the accidents causing yesterday's Thailand 13 fatalities was the crash of an old-time win vote no trace of 'bugs' airliner in Columbus, lnd , which killed three Jacobson car found ARANYAPRATHET, persons. Authorities said the Lockheed Super WASHINGTON (AP) - WASHINGTON (AP) - Police techni- expert hired by Ms Crisp surveyed the office Constellation that crashed and exploded NEW YORK - The nation's most wanted Backers of Sen. Edward M. cians, scanning the office of the Republican with his own gear and opened the possibility Thailand (AP) - Vietnamese shortly after takeoff from Bakalar Municipal car — the one convicted murderer Howard Kennedy, seeking their first party's co-chairman with surveillance detec- of a listening device forces in Cambodia today Airport at 2 p.m. had been under surveillance "Buddy" Jacobson apparently used hi his big victory in the Democratic tion gear, laid yesterday they discovered no "We don't know what was there on launched multi-pronged at- for several days as part of an ongoing crimi- getaway escape from the Brooklyn House of party's platform, are fighting evidence of an electronic bug. But they did Wednesday, If anything," Gentile said. tacks across the Thai border nal Investigation. Detention on May 31 — has been found in a to retain an anti-nuclear not rule out that a listening device might GOP officials welcomed the police find and initial reports Indicated parking lot at La Guardia Airport here. possible heavy casualties However, Columbus Police Chief Robert power plaak that won unex- have been In place at one time. ings and for the most part appeared to con- Police said the blue Dodge Aspen had among Thai defenders and D. Talkington refused to disclose any details pected approval on a pre- The police entered the increasingly sider the matter closed. been at the lot for 10 days, although it was not liminary vote. ' bizarre case, involving the office of Re- some 100.000 Cambodian ref- of the special investigation, which he said "They didn't find any evidence of any discovered until yesterday around 725 a.m. publican National Committee co-chairman ugees camped along the fron- was far from complete. In the first repudiation of eavesdropping or any communication in- by Port Authority Patrolman Robert Fuchs, Mary Crisp, early yesterday after GOP of- tier, officials said one of President Carter's ma- terception," Mid Donald Ivers, general coun- who was searching for another car hi connec- ficials discovered a police officer, acting Western relief sources at jor policies, a platform com- sel to the committee. Shah kin entry probed tion with a homicide. mittee task force voted 17-11 unofficially, already had been In the office this Thai frontier town said Police combed the car hoping to find clues last night to recommend a and handled some of the evidence. Ms Crisp, a political moderate who has all foreign relief workers as been under attack from the party's right NEW YORK - Detectives have ruled out that may lead them to Jacobton's present phaseout of nuclear power "Our scan of the office and examination well as Thai villagers were wing and who is not seeking re-election next assassination as the motive for the break-in hiding place. They reportedly found several and a moratorium on licens- of the main telephone wires disclosed no type being evacuated from the month to the party post, was not to fully at the East Side townbouse occupied by rela- clear fingerprints that may have been left by ing of new nuclear power of electronic surveillance whatsoever," laid border area. assured by the findings tives of the deposed Shah of Iran because the person who drove him to the airport. plants. a police statement. "A limited Thai response they say the gunmen had every opportunity to Jacobson, SO, was sentenced hi absentia to A second task force ahw It said police technicians checked two Noting the "two auspicious placet of was continuing to the in- carry out their intended plan. S years to life on June I for the murder of managed to loosen the tight wires — which a private electronics expert evidence "-the wires and the magnetic field cursion and more Thai rein- The two Saturday intruders may have restaurateur John Tupper, 34, over the affec- grip the White House has held hired by Ms. Crisp had believed could be part detected Wednesday - she said. "I would forcements have been re- wanted to burglarize the exclusive Beekman tions of model Melanie Cain. on the platform proceedings of a bug - and found them to be "unspliced like to tee tome resolution between that and quested," one Western Place townhouse or the break-in may have by adopting a pro-abortion wires from an intercommunications1 system the DC. police report" source said. been a "harassment move," Detective Den- plank containing stronger which fed music into the office." Wai her office bugged at the time of the Fighting was reported at nis Caufield said last night Pilot at wrong airport language than the adroinla* Police spokesman Joseph Gentile said, original inspection? scattered points along a 40 The incident was foiled by private secur- TAMPA, Fla. - A veteran Delta Air tration initially wanted. however, that the probe did not conclusively "Who knows I don't know," she said In a mile stretch of border, the ity guard Donald Smiley, 90, who struggled Lines pilot, who landed a Boeing 727 at an Air Carter aides expressed eliminate toe possibility that a bug might telephone Interview. "Now It's Sunday and sources said. with the gunmen after they entered the foyer Force base when he should have gone to confidence that they could de- have been in place last Wednesday when the that was Wednesday." Witnesses in one border entrance of the five-story building. nearby Tampa International Alport, has been feat the anti-nuclear proposal .«— «M thf saw Vietnam- suspended pending an Inquiry, a spokesman when it comet before the full ese troops burn down a for the Federal Aviation Administration 158 member committee school. 'Miracle' unites faiths says either late today or tomor- In Aranyaprathet, wit NEW YORK - In a sight rarely seen "It's quite an embarrassment for a pro- row. Chicago mayor 'evicts' "*»•*« saw Thai tanks, artil since the Protestant Reformation 450 years fessional who's been flying that long," Delta However, administration ago, Roman Catholics and Lutherans have spokesman William Berry said of the pilot, officials said last night they worshipped together — in a standing-room- whose name has not been made public He had not yet decided now to Earlier, the Thai military only crowd at St. Patrick's Cathedral. has "an outstanding record" and IS yean of respond to the highly charged paper from City Hall command laid "foreign "It's a minor miracle," the Rev. William commercial flying experience. Berry added. abortion issue. forces," IU term for the Viet H. Lazareth of the Lutheran Church in Amer- The Carter forces, who CHICAGO (AP) — The Chicago Trib- ment records. namese occupation troops In ica exclaimed yesterday from the ornately hold about a 2 1 edge over the une has vowed that its City Hall reporter James Hoge, publisher of the Chicago Cambodia, had attacked a carved pulpit, "and doesn't it feel great!" Inflation fighters unite Kennedy camp on the com- will be back on bit beat today despite Sun-Times, called the action "In- Thai army outpost at Baan mittee, reasserted their con- defensible," and the American Civil Liber- Applause from the more than 30,000 wor- NEW YORK - Economists and presiden- Mayor Jane Bryne's order that the paper Mak Moon. Helicopter gun- trol later yesterday In sound- ties Union said It clearly violated the First shipers in the cathedral affirmed Lazareth's tial advisers, including former members of vacate its desk in the second-floor press) ships were scrambled to aid ly rejecting Kennedy's eco- Amendment. exuberance. the Carter, Nixon, Kennedy and Johnson ad- the besieged outpost, the nomic planks and then adopt- "At • a.m., Bob Davis will arrive at The Tribune said It would continue to command said, adding that The occasion of the ecumenical celebra- ministrations, have formed a private policy- publish news without getting City Hall ing a pro-Carter program on City Hall to cover city government," Trib- •even Thai soldiers had been tion, which included Gospel readings as well making group aimed at molding the nation's approval. a vote of M* 51 une managing editor William Jones said wounded and many of the in- as hymns written by Martin Luther and economic policies. Mrs. Byrnes announcement came af- Samuel S Wesley, was the 450th anniversary The 13 leaden, led by former Federal Kennedy's proposals for a yesterday. truders killing In the early 112 billion job-creating pro- The mayor accused the newspaper on ter the newspaper published In its Sunday of the Augsburg Confession, "the principal Reserve Board chairman Arthur F. Burns, editions parts of a previously suppressed morning Shootout. Lutheran doctrine of faith," according to the have formed a group called the Committee to gram to counter the re- Saturday of printing what she termed Baan Mak Moon is the site cession, wage-price controls "lies" and "character asaaasinatinns" report on city government. The mayor bad Rev Joel Kuznik of the Lutherans Cooperat- Find Inflation, according to yesterday's New uppoted release of the 600-page document, of camp housing about 10,000 ing in Metropolitan New York. York Times and a firm pledge not to use and engaging hi "male chauvinism" since Cambodian refugees. high unemployment as an In- prepared last year to ease the transition she took off ice more than a year ago. The fighting halted a Thai flation-flghtlng tool were re- when Mayor Michael Bilandic left office. Her press secretary and husband, Jay United Nations repatriation jected on votes ranging from McMuUen, said that If the Tribune at- The report criticized the performance 14*43 to MH6. of several city departments and urged the of refugees to Cambodia from People tempts to claim Its desk, the adminis- the sprawling Khao I Dang The closest vote was on tration might shut down the room entirely. firings of several officials, Including the commissioners of aviation, sewers and camp, north of JERUSALEM (AP) - Kennedy's job-creating plan, "The mayor and her husband have BROOKLINE, Mass setts Democrat said Satur- health, the corporation counsel, the per- Aranyaprathet. Actress Jaae Foada frac- but all of the senator's pro- attempted to make this a free desk issue, (AP) - Rep. fUbert F. day, "I want the people of sonnel director and the chairman of the Vietnam, which maintains tured her foot yesterday in posals received enough votes but it's really a freedom of the press issue Drlaaa, the Jesuit priest toe 4th Congressional Dis- Chicago Housing Authority about 100,000 troops In Cam- a fall down the stairs but to entitle him to bring them and that is how we will treat it," Jones ordered by Pope John Paul trict to be represented by bodia to shore up the Viet- continued her tour of Israel someone who will not to the floor of the party's said. The Tribune story mid the report "was II not to seek re-election namese-backed Cambodian on crutches with a visit to sound retreat. convention in New York in Mrs. Byrne also said she will order city apparently Ignored, .as the mayor and top after 10 years in Congress, government, is opposed to the the Western "Wailing" has endorsed a liberal Bos- August. And, be has vowed to hall officials not to speak with Tribune officials of her administration deemed its repatriation of Cambodian Wall, Judaism's holiest ton state representative, carry both bit differences reporters or allow them access to govern- shrine Barney Frank, as bis suc- PORTLAND, Maine and his dogged challenge for refugees In Thailand. the presidential nomination Ms. Fonda, who tripped cessor. (AP) - The folk trio Pa- ler. Paal and Mary re- to the convention when she rushed to answer "At a time when too united for a benefit concert a telephone, is able to walk many elected officials are The White House has to help efforts to outlaw in a knee-high cast with the abandoning progressive carefully orchestrated the nuclear power in Maine. aid of crutches, a spokes- principles," the Massachu- shaping of the party's UM Gunman kills 5 in church Noel Paul Stookey and platform throughout the pro- woman at Hadassah Hospi- DAINGERF1ELD, Texas (AP) - A Late yesterday afternoon, capital Peter Yarrow held a sing- ceedings. A proponed plat- old daughter, Cynthia, who now lives in tal said man who was to have gone on trial this murder charges were filed against King along news conference form drafted last week em- Dallas. The indictment aUeges that the The actress is on a five- week on Incest charge* burst Into the In conrmrtlnn with four of the deaths. before joining Mary braced all of Carter's major act took place In 1977. The trial was to day Israeli tour to benefit Pint Baptist Church of Daingerfield The maximum penalty for conviction of Travers for the concert domestic and foreign poli- nave begun today in Sulphur Springs, the Haifa Municipal during services yesterday, shouted capital murder is death. Saturday at the Cum- cies, while rejecting all the about SO miles northwest of Da- Theatre. "This is war," and opened fire, killing Authorities had no firm motive for berland County Civic Cen- key positions on which Ken- ingerfield. five persons and injuring at least 10 the shootings, but noted that many NEW YORK (AP) - ter. nedy and the president dif- Rasalyan Carter's In, bat others, police said. atioo bad re- Harold Edwards, a deacon of the her mother-in-law Ulliaa Momenta later the man, dressed in fused to appear at ehai congregation who was present during The full platform commit- combat gear and wearing a Oak jacket, for King at his upcoming Incest trial Carter and her brother-in- tee, which concludes its four yesterday's service, said King hail BOSTON (AP) - Aa- ran to a nearby fire station and (hot "The first thing I heard, somebody law Billy are out. Pierre days of deliberations tomor- asked several members of the church to Ytamg, former U.S. 1 himself in the bead with a U-caliber kicked la the doors and shouted "This hi EtaWtt Trades* is In. but row, hi —p"**" to produce a testify at his trial and all of than had ambassador to the United pistol, wounding himself criticlaUy, said war,'" said Arthur Qreavea, at, who bis estranged, swinging \ reflecting Carter's wife Margaret Is out. Nations, saya minority Bill Carter, a spokesman for tat Texas was la the church tad suffered a minor Marmu Navrattteva't la, bankers should help blacks Department of Public Safety shoulder wound. Greaves owns a vaca- eiUrd Yesterday's teak force tion home near Daingerfield. „_]£?•' * «». *»•§'• wife, rival Tracy Austin's out. get financial aid for their Daingerfield police identified the Oretchen, was found tied to a chair in votes indicated, however, gunman aa Alvtn Lee Wag HI, 46, a "Than those bullets were flying. The Ins are among the that Carter cannot exercise the couple's home, located In a secluded "We're not talking former high school mathematics teach- Some of the congregation started falling 73.S0O people listed In the total control over delegates area about three miles east of Da- about integrating lunch er who now farms near Daingerfield. In between the pews and some started 41st edition of Who's Who. pledged to him. Besides the ingerfield. Police said Mrs King told counters, we're talking King was taken to a hospital in Jumping u| The Outs are the people votea on nuclear power and them King had Ued her arms and legs to Who Aren't Who anymore. about integrating money," Tyler, where officials said last night his screaming and crying and taking on. abortion, delegates on a for- the chair at about t a.m. yesterday. But the whys and where- Young said Saturday at the condition was stable. Hospital adminis- Boy, was It pitiful," Greaves laid. eign policy panel barely man- "'£"*' «*»«»" «•" Billy Dodd. a fores of the ins and outs are National Association of Ur- trator George Pearson said that later District Attorney Charles M.Cobb of somewhat mysterious, Peo- ban Bankers, a group of aged to sustain Carter's posi- King was transferred to Galvestons Mat tautI King was Indicted tion in favor of deployment of ner any Impression what be ple magazine sayi minority bankers John Sealey Hospital, which has a i on iscest charges last (all ia connection w-toing to do. I think she was afraid of the MX missile tion center wilhacansplaiatfUadbylUagsU-year- •in. i ^ SHREWSBURY. NJ MONDAY, JUNE 23,1980 The Daily Reffis*» 3 Financially strapped Montemarano faces another trial •jrBOUNQOUMTKIN return to their families and businesses, at Sources said that Montemarano and Brahney he waa not allowed to serve any of the FREEHOLD - The day before a Jury least until sentencing, Montemarano was led allegedly had been seen together in a bar sentences concurrently, would his jail sen- pronounced him guilty of crimes which could off to the jail to exchange his three-piece during the trial. tence tally up to18 0 years, Doran said. land him in jail for IB yean, Jamat Vito suit, complete with a watch-fob, for the drab "She was the last person I'd go have a The lawyer said he would ask, among Montemarano laid he wouldn't wait to I prison uniform. drink with," Montemarano maintained other things, that the new criminal code be M days If convicted of the charge* i "He looks a lot different In prison garb earlier last week. used as a basis for sentencing, since it pre- him. than he has during the past It weeks." Dona Doran laid their were • number of solid scribes signifigantly shorter jail terms than The biggest loser of the four defendanti said of his ever-dapper client. procedural grounds which could be the basis the old code. on trial since March in the state's organised As guards led him out of the courtroom to for an appeal of the convictions against his Although Montemarano is not new to jail, crime caae, Monetemarano, M, is now in the the county Jail, It appeared that the other client and the other defendant* be has beecome accustomed to a comfortable county Jail for the Indeterminate future. defendants stuffed money Into his pockets. Defense requests for severing certain of life at the seashore, living at an apartment Montemarano also facet federal charges Montemarano is being held in the general the defendants, made early in the trial, were next to the boardwalk in Long Branch's West that he aided Russo and reputed Genovese prison population at the county Jail, Doran denied by Imbriani End. His apartment is cluttered with an- family caporegime Ruggerlo "Richie the said. Doran maintains that, while the con- tiques and knick-knacks, his small backyard Boot" BoiardoinacuiiKhskimmingscheme, Montemarano, his attorney laid, was spiracy charges against the four defendants just across the boardwalk from the beach is related to their alleged hidden ownership in "despondent" about the outcome of the trial, might have been tried together, the murder where he is used to spending most of his the Jolly Trolley casino In Las Vegas. but confident that appeals will be successful. count against DeVingo and the substantive summer. That caw, In which Peter de Lamos of The oft-raised question, however, Is how counts a gainst Montemarano should have A voluble and social type, "Vito" is Rumson, Paul Bendetti, formerly of Montemarano and some of the other defen- been tried separately. something of a local legend In Long Branch, Holmdel. and Dennis Mastro, formerly of dants will be able to afford still more legal known by many young people, especially West Long Branch, were indicted, u slated to Additionally, Doran noted, be had been fees after standing on trial for close to four allowed only 10 peremptory challenges to those who frequent the discothecques in go to trial in September. A hearing Is sched- months. town. uled for Friday in Newark on a defense dismiss jurors. He ssld that because robbery Montemarano, unemployed since losing charges (later dropped) were Involved, he Even while the trial was underway, he motion to change venue from Newark to Las his Job as manager of the dance club at the attended the opening of a new nightspot on Vegas. Harbor Island Spa last fall after being In- should have been was entitled to 20 challenges. Broadway in Long Branch, and later was on Superior Court Judge Michael Imbnani, dicted by both state and federal grand juries, hand when a new restaurant, managed by Pat who extended bail until sentencing for the has little in the way of financial reserves, The guilty verdicts on several of the Simonetti (reportedly the son-in-law of late three other defendants, refused Mon- according to friends. Doran noted that his charges against Montemarano "went mob kingpin Vito Genovese) opened, accord- temarano his freedom because the Long family had put up close to $170,000 worth of against the weight of the evidence," Doran ing to sources. said. The alleged extortion victims involved Branch man is under suspicion of possibly property as security against his $75,000 ball Montemarano had expressed concern, tampering with a juror, was convicted of on the state charges. In several of the charges could not identify Montemarano In the courtroom as the man before the trial ended, that if he was jailed crimes including threats of violence, and By some estimates, getting a transcrip- immediately his dog and goldfish would be might be tempted to flee because of the tion of the 14 weeks of testimony in the trial who threatened them. And, (he lawyer noted, the state provided no proof that Mon- left unattended. potential length of his Jail sentence. here could by itself cost $»,000. Doran said that relatives had planned for Montemarano, an aide to the slain re- Montemarano was assigned an attorney temarano was actually engaged in the busi- ness ofloansharking. those exigencies ahead of time. puted mob boss Anthony "Uttle Pussy" by the court in the federal case after pleading Montemarano's nephew took charge of Russo, was convicted Friday of conspiracy poverty. His father, he told U.S. District The state's loansharking case against the animals Friday while a cousin picked up with a nationwide criminal organization, ex- Court Judge Frederick B. Lacey, pays the Montemarano was grounded on secretly- the defendant's car from the courthouse tortion, attempted fraud, and loansharking. rent for his Matilda Terrace, Long Branch, taped conversations, including one in which parking lot. Thursday, Montemarano said it would be apartment and for the 1978 Lincoln he drives. Montemarano brags about the easy life of a Doran said that the trial had been a against his principles to serve even a neglible Doran said Montemarano was most con- loanshark who Just has to get In his car once a "great experience" for him. But he ques- jail term for crimes he didn't commit. Once, cerned about his current incarceration be- week, drive around, and collect bit money. tioned the extensive use of tapes, and said he said, he spent five-and-a-half months on cause be wanted to be able to help care for But Doran contends that the state never that the state bad ultimately failed in its Riker's Island on grand larceny charges for his father, who was released from the hospi- supplemented the taped information with attempt to prove the existence of organized stealing a car. tal only last Tuesday. His father fell ill In evidence to prove that the braggadocclo was crime. There was no theft, only a a misun- court one day during the trial and was hospi- anything more than talk. The state's ballyhooing of its quest to derstanding, he said - "And it stlU makes talized for a kidney ailment. Doran said he couldn't speculate bow prove the existence of the Mafia "was just me sick to see that on my record."' The Montemarano family's first question much prison time Montemarano will be sen- an easy way to make headlines," Doran John I* Doran of Allenhurst, Mon- to Doran concerned getting Montemarano tenced. added. temarano's attorney, said an appeal of his out of the county jail. Only if Montemarano was sentenced un- After four long months of trial, tapes, and conviction is planned. "The only glimmer of hope," Doran said, der the old criminal code, if he got the tribulations, "I'm just looking forward to But right now, his family is concerned "is if we can get the Appellate Division to maximum sentence for each offense, and if going back to my office," Doran said. JAMES VITO MONTEMARANO mainly with getting Montemarano out of jail, overturn the court's revocation of ball." at least until sentencing, which is scheduled Montemarano was to discuss this course of for some time in August. action with his family yesterday. 9 While the other three defendants - An- Doran said be was still unsure of the exact drew Gerardo, Anthony DeVingo, and Angelo Philanthropist 'Woman of Year circumstances concerning the dismissal of Carmen Sica — left the courthouse Friday to Mary Jo Brahney of Spring Lake aa a juror. By CAROL POLSKY few public words, acknowl- Cosentino — introduced in the Board of Freeholders de- semblywoman Marie Muhler WEST LONG BRANCH - edged the applause with a State Senate by him and his livered a proclamation from among other political names In years past, testimonial smile, thanking Cosentino for senate colleague Brian Ken- the county government in her in honoring the philan The weather dinners at the Plaza and the the testimonial. "He has nedy H-Monmouth and trophist. Waldorf-Astoria were not un- honor. And, of course, Fire been with us for many years Ocean Company 2 and the New Jer- usual affairs for Dr. Israel and he was well aware of Rogosin, head of the Rogosin Mayor Henry Shaheen sey Home for Firemen Surrounded by her son and what my deceased husband presented the West Long showed their appreciation three grandchildren, her fa- Foundation. The industrialist stood for. I decided to follow lavished $50 nilllon over half Branch Borough Award. too. vorite pink and lavender in my husband's footsteps in County Clerk Jane Clay- flowers on the table in front a century on causes ranging my Inimitable way." West Long Branch Munici- from the Deborah Hospital In ton, last year's "Woman of of her, Dr. Rogosin settled Browns Mills to the founding State Sen. S. Thomas the Year," handed her a pal Clerk Frances Townsend back in her chair and smiled of a city on the Mediter- Gagliano R-Monmouth be- certificate of recognition and joined a solid majority of the over the crowd of well- ranean shores of Israel. stowed on the benefactress a Borough Council and As- wishers. citation — and another on Ray Kramer, director of the After his death In 1971, his widow Evelyn kept the philantrophic stream flow- ing, especially to neighbor- hood institutions such as .. • -» West Long Branch Fire Com- pany 2. And last night, she ft J"fl was honored in her own right with a testimonial dinner at Bom C»laJ Wo.. the Squires Pub, which drew more than 20* people. —— —= Slotionary O<
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The Daily Register Congress lards the pork barrel Estebushsd In 1171-PviUlshed by IV ftod Bat* register Dees be have any WASHINGTON - Per- ARTHURZ KAMIN memories of that ugly cam- WILLIAM BLOCK, JR. haps the most prominent vtc- •eteaced budget He con- President and Edi tor Publisher WASHINGTON paign to ruin Us career?''No lim of the economic recession vened his committee sad eae," he told me, "Is will be Jimmy Carter's pre- voted a budget-ousting SSOO prouder of his American Herbert H Thorpe, Jr, AMUUDI Editor; Charlas C. THMthon, Sunday Editor; Russell P. Raw*. cariously balanced federal SCENE million for Saturday mall de- dUsenshlp than I am. I don't Nlfhl Editor Jan* Podtnn, City Editor; Doru Kalnun Editorial Pat* Editor budget. Another casualty livery, which Giaimo op- like to be quoted, but you can may well be the whole con- posed Giaimo stormed out of GMTR* J Mayer. Business Muufer; Pal N. Hied, CoairoUcr, Richard D. MrKun. Advertising gressional budget-reform Meaafsr. KmetkL Van Dalcn, CtroiUUon Director, Frank J Allocca, Prodacttoi Manser the meeting, after telling process that has been trying Whlttea his action was a MISSILE CRISIS? In- telligence reports warn that 6 MONDAY. JUNE 23. 1980 to restrain the free-spending form system • I a "tuff bat- habits of our lawmakers for ANDERSON angry Kremlin leaders may powerful SuppertSfs confront Jimmy Carter with the past sii years. gress, Including the e Whlttea, wn nominated at the New York The direct impact of hard another Cuban missile crisis, of committees and still support* the budget proc- convention In August - and in retaliation for the 'Don't under-tip your company commander, times on unemployment and mittees, who reseat the orbs ess but claims be has always they're really long. He books welfare benefits will be bad projected deployment of US put on their power by the been 'skeptical that It waa Ted Kennedy at so-to-i, cruise missiles In Europe. son/ enough. But the most drastic Budget Committees. workable," Is only one of Walter Mondale the same, effect may be indirect — and The Utter wiU be able todro p "We don't like to be con- many Budget Committee ene- and Bd Huski* (hmm?) at nuclear warheads on most So- the impact may be more last- strained," a House staff aide "We've succeeded In ing. viet cities. The Soviets, admitted to my associate Pe- mm. therefore, may Install In- As long as there was still a ter Grant In a rare moment of Budget staffer conceded. Coming back from Cloud termediate-range missiles In possibility of achieving a bal- candor. "We want to be as "Some day we'll go too far », Jimmy rates the Re- Cuba capable of striking most anced budget - which politi- independent as we can." The and everyone will get togeth- publican vice-presidential American cities with nuclear cians perceive as important House Budget Comnittee's er and say to hell with that" nomination this way: George warheads, the reports warn. to the voters — members of concern with specific pro- ODDS BODKINS! My po- Bush, J-to-1; Howard Baker Signs have already appeared Congress were willing, how- grams is "a limitation on the litical prognostics tor, Jimmy D-Tenn , Richard Lugar, R- In Cuba of a possible missile ever reluctantly, to sacrifice freedom of our political ac- the Creek, has had his ear to lnd, and Paul Laxalt, R- site. their pet programs. It was tion," he said. the ground. The boofbeaU be Nev., all S-to-1; Jack Kemp, the greatest exercise in con- Exacerbating the already hears are coming from R-N.Y., i&-to-i; and Tom SALARY SQUEEZE: As gressional self-discipline delicate situation is a long- Ronald Reagan's Santa Evans, R-Oel, S-to-1. secretary of state, Edmund within recent memory. smoldering personal feud be- Barbara ranch and they're MES8AOE FROM Mnskie is the ranking mem- But in a sinking economy, tween the Budget Committee beading straight toward the RICKOVER: Atomic sub- ber of the Cabinet. But In the first reaction of politi- chairman, Rep. Robert White House. marines were almost forced salary, he's the low man on cians to the distress cries of Giaimo, D-Conn., and the Ap- Jimmy has Reagan listed upon the Navy by an out-of- the totem pole. Reason: By voters is to throw them a propriations Committee as a s-to-S favorite to win the step, unorthodox naval of- law, no member of Congress purse string. The HOD million chairman, Rep. Jamie Whit- November election. Jimmy ficer named Hyman appointed to federal office surplus voted into next year's ten, D-MiM. Whitten helped Carter is back a length, 7- Rickover As a mark of naval can benefit from any pay budget, therefore, will be to set up the budget oversight to-5, in the Greek's book. For raise voted for that position esteem, he was given a recon- while he was serving in the pitifully inadequate as a process, but that was before longshot fanciers, he rates ditioned ladies' room for an cushion against unavoidable he became head of Ap- John Anderson at 20-to-l House or Senate. During the anti-recession spending. So office. His gold-braided supe- years Muskie was a senator, propriations and long before Since oddsmakers cater to riors first Ignored him, then many congressmen are ready the Budget Committee began dreamers as well as realists, Cabinet salaries increased to break ranks and try to get intruding into his domain. ridiculed him, then tried to from M4.00Q to IW.OOO So the Jimmy also offers odds on the ease him out of the service. budget cuts restored to their Whitten showed his mus- possibility that President man from Maine Is paid at favorite programs. This re- But Rickover survived tobe - the old rate. cle — and his contempt for Carter may not get ie- come an admiral himself. No more safe risks for one's money By NICHOLAS vaa HOFFMAN IIIIIIIHMIIIIIIIIIIHHIMIMIMIIIIIMllHlllllt bucks in these funds, the "sit money lost in other ways, two Of late, television news back, relax, and count your recessions within a space of watchers have been treated money" days are over. The five years, is unpardonable. to an unusual sight* police in LIBERAL interest on the Treasury bills various communities forcibly has dropped faster than the For the small savers, this restraining fools from part- VIEW humidity after a summer bi partisan disaster, the ing with their money. storm. For the immediate Reprocratic or Demuplican These are the raids on the future, owners of shares In men is one more step toward pyramid or Ponzi games cash funds are looking at a ruination What both parties being conducted in a number savings stolen, the author- measly six percent return on haven't stolen from them of places, chiefly California ities should let him. They their money. through inflation, high taxes and the West. The game don't stop people from walk- They can either schlumpf vea HOFFMAN and appalling social waste might best be called "Fleece ing into stockbrokers' offices, It back to the savings and now may be lost in the hunt Yourself. Fleece Your do they? loan association, which will for safety. Friends." You give the or- A certain class of our fel- soon be paying more and has umnist, put out a piece not ganizer a dollar or a thousand low citizens has gotten used the added plus of being feder- long ago alleging that one of The truth is there are no dollars, get a bunch of your to getting a huge return on ally insured as money market the companies Ruff sug- prudent risks for one's money neighbors to do likewise, and their money. These are the funds are not, or there is the gested buying gold coins from because there are no prudent in due course, you'll get four people who have taken their Ponzi game. High return on sold a couple of counterfeits, policies. The obdurately reck- or eight or whatever times savings out of thrift institu- your investment but s better an accusation denied by Ruff less men of both parties - The registration response your money back. The last tions (savings banks and/or than even chance all your and the company In question. and this Is no covert plug for As with any vote, the U.S. Senate's cohorts to play, and they nat- savings and loan associa- money will be stolen. John Anderson, a caricature tration scheme as the one approved by urally are the largest in approval last week of $13.3 million in tions) and put them into mon- In recent years more and All this illustrates how composite of a modern Dem- the Senate, which simply provides for 19 number, get nothing. ey market funds. These hard it Is to make one's way appropriations for a stand-by draft regis- more people who have money ocrat and Republican, a true and 20-year-old men to register at post Since using the malls to funds, run by brokerage left to worry about have In a society so bollixed up by Demuplican — are destroying tration system comprised a number of offices. sell a pyramid game will get bouses as well as other com- turned to the adventuresome the people who told us they sound, middle class ways. different motivations and philosophies. you put in jail by the Feds, panies and individuals, take kind of paid idvice giver. were masters of the smooth The mobilization argument is the your deposit, pool it with oth- Some senators, though they seemed organizers have been holding Howard J. Kuff, the pro- ride. To save your pittance, most persuasive rationale for revitaliz- ers and invest It In very safe, meetings to which people prietor of Ruff Times news- why not Ponzi games, coun- to be in the minority, saw the revival of short term (up to 110 days) ing the Selective Service system on a bring their cash. It's these We can't do anything If terfeit coins or Chrysler Cor registration as an important psy- I.O.U.s, toe best known of letter (subscriptions 1145 a stand-by basis. But there is merit also to games which are being year) is the best known. Mount St. Helens gets in- poration bonds? Although the chological first step towards resumption raided by the police who don't which are Treasury bills, digestion and spells relief by President Carter's insistence that stand- which, until recently, were A person buying gold when Utter should be worthless, of the draft itself. Others were per- by registration, desirable in itself, will understand that an American Mr. Ruff was suggesting it, ruining a couple of billion they're paying 10 percent and has a constitutional right to paying up to 16 percent in- dollars worth of real estate. suaded by the Joint Chiefs of Staff that also dramatize the U.S. commitment to terest could have done a lot better the men who run this society stand-by registration is necessary to pro- make a sucker out of himself than break even with infla- But two recessions, both very will shortly guarantee that a more assertive international role after and, if he wants to go totha t vide for expedited mobilization in the But alas for the people tion. However, Dan Dorf man, grave and very costly In this, the worst investment, the trauma of the Soviet invasion of much trouble to have his life who put upwards of $70 billion terms of Joblessness and event of a military emergency. Still oth- the respected business col- becomes the best. Afghanistan. ers probably saw the pro-registration vote as a signal to the world and espe- At this point, the least compelling cially the Soviet Union - that Anerican reason for instituting stand-by regis- Matawan sex ed program opposed public opinion as represented by Con- tration is that it will make revival of gress finally has moved beyond a period conscription itself easier and politically Matawan Michael Miller. eyes of earth's creatures. A of Vietnam-induced isolationism. more palatable. The all-volunteer Army To the Editor: ...We urge you to get a rabbit a moment ago. Oh, In the fall of 1878 the has had its problems, but it is far from FROM OUR READERS copy of the curriculum...If bow lovely You have made The most persuasive of those is the Matawan-Aberdeen Regional you object tothi s material we this resting place of ours. A argument for preparedness. Selective clear that the concept itself is hopelessly School District introduced a urge you to join with us so we butterfly, so beautiful, so Service officials estimate that, in the flawed, and the alternative of full-blown new program into the health can present a united front to perfect. curriculum...a good deal of peacetime conscription would present its the Community Advisory Who can deny your ex- absence of a registration system, it the curriculum is concerned istence. No, not I. Be patient would take 110 days to re-establish an own problems. The stand-by registration with family living and sex- Council, the Board of Educa- grade levels In the elemen- gency childbirth. In the 10th with us, your children. It scheme likely to be signed into law soon uality...Much of the material tion, and the administration. adequate selection process and deliver tary schools. On the junior grade, the material is ex- takes some of us so long to is highly sensitive and for Ardis L. Kisenwether the first conscript. ought not be viewed as a prelude to or a high level, the material is ex- panded, adding bisezuaUty, know true happiness. We those who have-deeply held "cover" for an inevitable reinstitution panded. Intercourse is taught premarital intercourse, wander off life's path many As with all hypothetical computa- moral or religious convic- under the subtitle "Dating" Prayer times, only those who get tions, the accuracy of such calculations of the draft. But its passage does demon- tions, it is in opposition to rape, incest, sodomy and in the eighth grade. Birth back on have a chance. It Is strate the existence of what once was a their beliefs. Subjects such as abortion. Shrewsbury cannot be guaranteed, but it seems likely control methods are In- aU so visible but so difficult venereal disease, nocturnal It Is next to impossible to To the Editor: that any error would be on the side of commonplace: a collective national de- to see because its only price emissions, masturbation, in- troduced. Homosexuality, find out what Is being taught As I lie bathing in the optimism Thus simple prudence dic- termination to defend the nation in an Is love. You love me. I must tercourse, conception, preg- transsexuality and trans- about each of these subjects earth's warm sun I become learn to love Thee. Please tates at least as broad a stand-by regis- emergency. nancy, childbirth, and male vestitism are taught under since there are no teachers' bathed In thought. Oh, how I help me. and female reproductive sys- the subtitle "Individual dif- manuals...materials have not love life. Every moment Is tems are taught on several ferences." Ninth graders re- been made available to pa- hung onto like a priceless I cry; my tears are warm. Tragedy in South Africa ceive instruction In emer- rents on all grade levels for gem. I want it to last, not just I cry, not out of sadness, but preview and will not be until for a moment upon a mo- out of joy. A thought crosses South Africa is enduring one of the causing some $7.2 million in damage. July U... ment. Such a precious gift He my mind. Does life with You The administration and has given us, so pure, so love- begin when we release all most troubled eras in the history of That strike at the vitals of South some Board of Education ly. Guide me, Oh God, that I that is material. Death then apartheid African energy independence left only members have given the Im- fully enjoy and respect your should not be sad, it means Unrest has been experienced in the superficial economic damage. Yet it pression that the local As- wishes, for I so dearly love being born for the first time nation's segregated system of education sociation of Ministers, You for You are my life. You without interference, just en- evidenced willingness by the under- where for two months black and mixed- Priests, and Rabbis has re- have given me too much and I cased in love. Ob, how ex- ground African National Congress — for sometimes fear it shall all uberant, so clear and pure. race "colored" students have been viewed and approved the cur- the first tune — to sabotage the South riculum. This Is not so. Five end before It has begun. I You are the diamond of the boycotting their recognizedly inferior ministers (two from listen ft. Your voice. I see universe. African economy. You dancing on a tree in the schools. In the course of that basically Holmdel) have approved it LoisV.Cordasco non-violet protest, two mixed-race stu- But there is a even deeper tragedy There are others who do dents were killed and six wounded re- developing. At the very time when a not.. cently when two plainclothes policemen relatively peaceful dismantling of of- ...a group of concerned pa* Today in history fired into a crowd of students) in Cape ficial racism is still possible, the author- rents has been meeting to ask By The Associated Press Town. for • recall of the family liv- the states. ities are not inclined to commit South Today Is Holiday, June », In MM, Congress created And, in one peaceful demonstration ing and sexuality portion of Africa to end even the more petty forms the curriculum...the Associa- the 17Hh day of IBM. There the Civil Aeronautics Author- in Johannesburg last month, police ar- of apartheid. As for substantive sharing are 191 days left in the year. ity to regulate ah- traffic. tion of Concerned Parents re- Today's highlight In hls- rested some 248 people, including black of power, the government'offers only quested a meeting with Dr. In 1*74, Israel withdrew from the* but remaining sec- Anglican Bishop Desmond Tutu, who un- insults to its black population. Hall.Two dates were sat by Dr. Hall, and both were can- On Jane », INT, President tion of land captured from til recently had occupied a pulpit that Lyndon Johnson end Soviet Syria during the October 1*73 South African police were hesitant to Officials in South Africa should celled by him .Instead there was one meeting with Mr. Premier Alex! Kosygtn held a war. assault. Five other religious leaders study the situation in neighboring Zim- summit meeting on a college Ten years ago, Israeli babwe more closely. A meaningful sign Conwell. who..at the outset campus hi Glassboro, N.J. were* arrested with him and later re- stated be had no authority to Prime Minister OoMa Meir leased without passports. of good faith, such as a commitment to make any changes. On this date: rejected any proposal for a end the 4-to-i ratio of spending between In IMS, William Penn temporary ceasefire with the South Africa's underlying tensions ...it was announced by Dr. signed a friendship treaty Arabs. and risks were also dramatically evident white and black students' education, Hall that the Community Ad- win Indians in the Pennsylva- Last year, President Carter when, in a night-time raid earlier this might help to soothe the immediate visory Council would be con- nia region. The agreement flew to Tokyo for an economic sidering changes in the health month, the underground African Na- sources of protest. But, finally, a con- was kept faithfully by both summit of seven In- curriculum at its June U sides for more than 80 years. dustrialised nations. tional Congress sabotaged three syn- stitution must endow black, colored and meeting. No such considera- In MM, a f» million sur- Today's birthday : Former thetic fuel facilities, burning a sensitive white South Africans with equal status tion was on the agenda ac- plus in the United States cording to Chairman Rev. Secretary of State William nerve in South Africa's economy and under the law. Tsk! There goes another i treasury was divided amooc. Rogers is IT. SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JUNE 23. 1M0 The Drily RcaMcr 7 Tax deductions — check them By SYLVIA I have spent It aU on her support half of her support (First at akM< (2) Your support for mother la now 64.660 This Is aa ideal opportunity for significant That 141 percent cost-flMlving kike in So- of 64,600 But you wind up A BIG and successful tax strategy By starting in this cial Secartty benefits to aa elderly relative LOSER You lose your 1M0 de second half of 1660 and giving your mother roa're supporting U a big break lor your •""•—••• " w •»•• ;wsi imwv uvr^uuaK.J JMJUI' merely a few dollars more each week (pain- ji^a^a««*js»a**a»# __ taaaat rkla ..I.. ._^_^_ a » »*—* tkm You don't contribute more than half your mother's support You also lose $3,100 of medi- less), by year-end you will have tied up your MfMMMM — DM tali extra money could con $4,100 In tax deduction. plenty If, say. you are supporting your cal deductions As far as taxes are concerned, Yoa keep In your own pocket tax dollars law, the higher beoeflU could cost you a your $4,800 of support u down the drain that otherwise, because of your Ignorance or $1,000 dependency exemption plus a deduction (S) The Tax Collector. He's the real winner tor her medical expense*! Here's why: Your mother gets absolutely negligence, would have gone directly and The entire goal ol this midyear tax series no benefit from her dependency exemption without comeback from you to the IRS is to alert you in time to take action essential because she has no Income to deduct it from la figuring out whether your mother quail- to your tax welfare You, the soo, lose $4,100 In valuable tax deduc flea as your dependent becaoae she lives in her Under the tax law, you get a dapendaary own home In another city from yours it doesn't deduction (or vow mother only If (1) aha has matter when your dependent lives — as long Income subject tota x of leu than 11,000a year, ju she (or be) is a close relative and (1) you provide more than half of her For this purpose, your close relatives are: support. Your parent, grandparent or other direct Wl'ftl IN THI MONEY — George Burck, far Ittt. director of Camp Happiness ot For iinstancei , last year your mother re- . YOUR ancestor, but not a foster parent; Leonardo, receives a $3,000 cneck from Robert Ptlesor, president of the Mlddletown ceived Social Security benefits of $4,500 and Your stepfather or stepmother, Lions Club, while Murray Reutls, far right, ot the Mlddletown Rotary Club presents had no other income To help her out. you paid MONEY'S Your father-in-law, mother-in-law, son-in- a »i,ooo cneck from a Joint fund drive to John R. Burns, treasurer of the Lions. The all bar medical and dental bills In excess of law, daughter-in-law, brother-in-law or sister- presentations were made during a Mlddletown Lions Cluo dinner at the Cob- Medicare, a total of $1,100. You also con- WORTH lo-law; blestones in Mlddletown. tributed fl.WO to bar general support, a total A beater or sister of your father or moth of 64,660. Result: You, the ton. got a dependency A son or daughter of your brother or sister; deduction of $1,000 and also deducted the $3,100 Your brother or suiter, half-brother or half- You get no protection In medical expenses, a total of $4,100 sister, stepbrother or stepsister; The difference goes right to the Internal Reasons: (1) Social Security benefit* are Revenue Service Your stepchild, but not the stepchild's de- By DAVID R. SARGENT give me aay fftfH^fc Bichange. not subject to tax, and (S) you contributed Q—I am M, my husband Is this? D. L. Iowa Because many of more than half her support But If yon handle matters the right way - and now's the time to figure it out and start! - Your child or your grandchild, great grand- 71. He has starisai of «7J» A-I would divide this npanlesope te in several Now It's 1660. Assume your mother's ex- child, etc. (s legally adopted child Is con you still can get both tax breaks. What's more, per moalh. Oar assets are money among ten blue chip fields, you will have broad cea* medical expenses still come to $J,100 •tdemed your child) your mother gets her Increase In Social Secur- tmjm ta CD's and mattey stocks and then reinvest ail industry representation In But the cost of living has been looming You must furnish over half the support of ity benefits and a little more. market certificate*, aad I,W dividends in more share*. this diversified portfolio. The Even with SS benefit* climbing, the fact I* that this person or persons to claim a dependency. •hare* of United Boed Faad. I your mother needs more money. So you In- YOUR TAX ACTION NOW: You, the son, In figuring support, certain capital items (such eaa take Sedal Security at« crease your total contributions another $100 take pencil and paper and figure It out, with as a car or furniture) may be included if the and f et $1M a meata er a « Let's check bow mother, son (could be you) the objective of making sure you lock up both Items are given to or bought by the dependent aad get 6U0. Which Is bcelT and the tax collector make out: the medical and dependency deductions for his or her uses or benefit. How can we arraafe o«r capi- SUCCESSFUL (1) The Social Security increase lifts your By adding, say, Just $80 more to your Teaaarrew: Hew Is Heat a Vacation Home tal to compeasau far lafla- mother's benefit to over $4,(21 in 1M0 She will mother's support, you contribute more than u4 Get Tax Shelter. Uoa and f el > better retaraT N.M. Nebraska INVESTING A-If you take Social Se- FREEHOLD — Food- ment has added over The company said it is May 3. Sain for the quarter curity at 62, you will collect Food chain arama Supermarket*, Inc. 16,000,000 to working capital now current with its major increased 13.1 percent over 16,680 in the next three years! has announced that It ha* In- suice April SO, and over $3 4 supplier, Wakefern Food the prior-year period and re- It would take you 12 S3 years creased Its borrowings and AiUlion In cash. The company Corp. sulted In a loss of 6161,000, or to realize this amount from Two health care stocks — Ab- yield on these issues will be increases restructured It* bank credit also expect* to complete ad- the additional $45 in benefits bott Laboratories and John- dose to 4 percent for an In- agreement, dltional financing of approx- The company also re- $.72 per share, compared paid at age 65 Whether you son Ii Johnson — would make come of 61,600. Only three of Coupled with the sale of Imately $1 million by June 30, ported operating results for with a reaUted profit of should take your benefits our a good start. In the industrial these companies do not offer borrowing two stores, the new agree- 1MK the IS and M weeks ended $108,000, or $08 per share financial need, and your areas I like Dow Chemical, their shareholders a dividend health. Emerson Electric, Minnesota reinvestment plan — Johnson As for your investments, Mining and Schlumberger It Johnson, Procter * all are fixed income and offer Disney Is tops in the enter- Gamble and Schlumberger. no protection against in- tainment business and Pro- creased living costs. In your cter & Gamble In consumer letter you mention having (Column readers should four $10,000 money market products To round out your send their Investment in- certificates. Yields on these portfolio buy Eastman Kodak quiries to David R. Sargent, certificates are tied to rates and PepsiCo. 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Finance and Tampa Electric. version of the garden apart- Maxlne Ranch, man- Telephone, which yields over ment complex to the con- ager/part owner of the Sea 5% interest » percent currently, has a dominium form of ownership Bright agency, said Break- compound annual dividend in its first weekend after of- water Cove units will be of- growth rate of 8 percent over ficial announcement of thefered to the public, Including the last five years. Exxon, planned conversion was second homeowners and out- yielding 1 percent, has com- made. side Investors, from $4»,»00 pounded dividends by 16 for single bedroom homo to percent in the period. For The owner of the 66-unlt $74,500 for two-bedroom Household Finance the yield oceanfront community lo- homes. 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He acromp sales a id the sale of same COLOR FILM - Freehold Ana Hospital M Since Caesarean sections nurse and the baby to the greatly reduced hi 12 nukinf It poulble for hus- AID EXPOSURES are done typically under local nursery, where a more ex- MonmoulaCoaaty ' bands to enter lac delivery anesthesia, the wife is awau tensive examination la con- room during Catstrean Family-centered 126 OR 110 throughout the operation. ducted by the physician births Caanreaa births are a com- Vftcnvi MSM u nsn r>. IM WrtU OJUANTmtSLAST The program a I lowi a hut - Since its inception, tae paratively aew program at. band to be at hit wife's tide In After the baby la de- Narcotics Strike Force has Freehold Area Hospital They the operating room at lac mo- livered, the pediatrician confiscated $300,057 la drugs, have new offered tar only RITE A* ment oi birth. briefly examines the infant money and vehicles and ISO about U months, and during Colgate Couples can participate in and presents him or her to the persons have been arrested. that time 75 couples have tali program if they are plan- parents At that point the Acccording to Lehrer, "The taken advantage of the pro- ning a scheduled Caesarean father must leave the operat- volume of heroin, the use of birth for a second or subse- quent child. No emergency or C016ATE first-time Caesarean birthi will be eligible A husband wishing to he TOOTHPASTE with his wife can attend a two-night course which will SUPER SIZE prepare him for what to ex- feet in the operating room 9OZ.TUBE |29 and how to provide basic comfort for nil wife during the. operation and in the weeks that follow. RITEAH> Why do parents want this kind of exposure? According SUAVE to Mrs. Mary (Jinn, a Lamaie instructor at the hospital, SHAMPOO many fathers want to partici- & CAROLE pate In some way, to play an AMUR, RID, GMEN, MISAM 1 MtOTHM OUT active role in this special mo- ment and to see their wives MUEOimiOW MSTMWMMY through the surgical pro- lQT.tOTTLE 16 OZ. BOTTLE cedure. 99 Ginn explains that the mother is admitted the night GALLON before Caesarean surgery is scheduled and the father ar- rives on the morning of the delivery. After the mother it PICNIC SfiHMCM brought to the operating room and preparation! are REYNOLD'S complete, the father ii es- BATTLE OF MONMOUTH RUN — Norman Applegate, left, of the Freehold Rotary JUG CONTAC corted to her side by a labor Club, and Roger Hennecke. right, of the Freehold YMCA. examine T-Shlrts advertis- \ WITH SPIGOT WRAP and delivery nurse. He re- ing the Battle of Monmouth five-mile run slated for Sunday beginning at • a.m. at the mains at his wife's side, at YMCA on East Freehold Road. At rear Is Dr. Rudoph Borgersen, Internist on staff of T^A ASSORTED COLORS COLO CAPSULES the head of the operating Freehold Area Hospital, Freehold Township. Or. Borgersen is coordinating a two 25FT. table, throughout the opera- mile Weiiness Walk for Fitness that will follow the Battle of Monmouth run. PKG. ROLLS t OF 10 4" 2 FOR Narcotics strike force cited RITEA» RITEA» FREEHOLD - Mon- novative programs ' ty funds toward the grant, the Force for a period of at least SCHICK mouth County has been hon- The National Association Prosecutor's Office was able six months. COCOA SHAVE ored by the National Associa- of Counties is the Washington to purchase equipment and tion of Counties for its representative for county In acknowledging the ULTREX undercover vehicles. Narcotics Strike Force, governments across the Unit- award, Lehrer said be has CREAM created by county Prosecutor ed States The nation's coun- Working in cooperation received tremendous cooper- Alexander D Lehrer. ties represent approximately with the county's 53 munici- ation from the Board of Free- MENTHOL, REG CARTRIDGES The county was named a 98 percent of the United palities, Lehrer asked that holders and from all levels of MIIME 1900 achievement award win- States population their police departments as- law enforcement In the for- 15 OZ. BOTTLE KG. OF 4 ner by NACO president Fran- County achievement sign a police officer on a loan mation and successful opera- 11OZ.CAN cis B. Francois. Achievement awards will be presented at basis to the Narcotics Strike tion of the strike force. awards are presented to NACO's 1980 annual con- counties which have de- ference in Clark County, veloped new programs that Nev , June 20-July 3. Monleiro to report on Baptist gift enhance or expand county To make an effective ef- services to residents fort to curtail the distribution RED BANK - Agustinho Monteiro, who attended a 99- Citing special sensitivity of controlled dangerous sub- Monteiro, president of the conference at the Calvary to citizen needs and efforts to stances in Monmouth County, Greater Red Bank Chapter of Baptist Church with mem- strengthen county govern- FEEN-A-MINT FOR FACES ONLY Lehrer in 1978 assigned four the NAACP, praised the bers of the organisation, will ment, Francois said that men on his staff to full-time Women's Auxiliary of the report about the contribu- THE CNEWMC CMft LAXATIVE SUNTAN LOTION FOR THE FACE achievement award case investigation of the drug tions made by the group at studies "are distributed by Seacoast Missionary Baptist 3BC problem By obtaining a the regular NAACP meeting BY COPPERTONE NA('<) to other counties to Association of New Jersey 150,000 SLEPA grant and a tonight at the Bates Lodge, serve as examples of in- for their contribution of $100 NO. 4 contribution of $2,500 in coun- to the organization. ' Shrewsbury Avenue, here. 6 2 0Z TUBE EXTRA STREWN /t T>€Ue DENTAL BABY WASH A paid directory of coming events for non-profit Carrie Safford, astrologlst, tells Parents Without APPETITE CONTROL organizations Rates $2 SO for three lines for one day, Partners Chapter 7 and guest "You Can Have It All" at $1 00 each additional line; $3 50 for two days, $1 25 each the Holiday Inn, W. Long Branch. Live dance music l> CAPSULES FLOSS CLOTHS additional line; $5 50 for three to five days, $1 50 each cash bar available. Members before 830 P.M., $100, WAXED OR additional line; $6 50 for 10 days, $2.00 each additional thereafter $3.00. Guests $4.00. line Deadline noon two days before publication. Call UNWAXED PUG. OF 70 The Daily Register. 542-4000, ask for the Date JUNE 2$ Secretary Theatre-Dance Group of Red Bank presents the MONDAY-WEDNESDAY-FRIDAY 1920s musical "No, No, Nanette", at 8 P.M. at the CHRISTIANS IN SERVICE, qualified persons to Monmouth Arts Center, 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank. Cast with students of the Red Bank Theatre k Dance |09 assist senior citizens in filing various forms, tax, social security, insurance, medical, etc. Service free of Center, directed * choreographed by Rosemary Bacon. charge Call 291-0485, Mon , Wed., Fri . 9 AM to 12 Tickets are $5.00, available at the Box Office. Call Noon. • • 842-9002, all seats reserved, group rates are available. JUNE 19 THRU 28 Flea Market-Craft Show. 9-4 P.M., Hazlet Fire Co., Center Drama Workshop presents its 69th prod- No 1, Holmdel Rd., Hazlet Space: $600 Table: $7 00. uction "How To Succeed In Business Without Really Call 264-64(7. Senior Citizens Save 10% Trying" Directed by Angela Flynn Knox, Jewish Com- munity Center. 100 Grant Ave . Deal Park, on June 19, JUNE 2* 21. 23. 24, 25. 26 & 28 Curtain weekdays at 8PM, Sats Lambda Alliance will be providing transportation on all Prescriptions 9 30 PM. All seats reserved, $6 00, $540. $5 00* $4 50 to the Gay Pride Parade in New York City, buses wlU be Call 531-9100 leaving the Hazlet area at 10 A.M. and returning JUNE a THRU 27 approximately 10 P.M. Cost: $5.00 for members, $6 00 The Rite Aid Senior Citizens non members. Tickets must be bought In advance. For RITE AID SENIOR CITIZENS An exciting program has been prepared by West- Plan gives a 10% discount ticket information call Dusty at 229-1190 minster Presbyterian Church, Tindall Rd.. Middletown, off our everyday Rite Aid PRESCRIPTION PLAN APPLICATION for Vacation Bible School held June 23 thru June 27,9:30 prescription prices. am to 12 noon Classes will be offered for all ages from JUNE 21,28 Any person 80 years of Kindergarten through Grade 6. Workers in the school Broadway Snow, "Sugar Babies", June 25. Bus age or over is eligible for show & food, $30.00. bus leaves Middletown 6 P.M. are needed and welcome For information regarding the Rite Aid Senior Citizens attending and/or assisting, call 671-4307 or 747-7090 Hazlet 6.15 P.M., June 28th Hershey Park, Pa. Bus * Bring the family, friends, neighbors There is help (and Park $22.00, bus leaves Middletown I A.M., Hazlet 8:15 Prescription Plan. fun) and spiritual growth for all at Vacation Bible AM. sponsored by Mid-Atlantic Assoc., call 586-3812 or Ves. This plan covers both .Stale School' 787-4921 new and ref • prescriptions. JMonW. JUNE 24 JUNE 26 SOCMLSSCUWIVNO Parents Without Partners Chapter 644 Cocktail Chinese Auction at Buck Smith's, I P.M. sponsored , Dance, at Magnolia Inn, Rt. 79, Matawan, 8 30 P.M. by Ladies Auxiliary Middletown Elks BPOE 217*. CLIP THIS Live band, open to members and courtesy card holders Tickets, $2.00Call 787-8397 Refreshments only Call 671-2777 for information. _. r M TW AmKATMN BOX CONVtMBtTlV APPLICATION LOPkTaV M Wi »H»llBttCV OfFT.. m m* to Sartor CWnr* •raafam. MM AM JUNE a, 28 QUEST-Weekly forum for single, divorced * Cy.»-O. — 3ia».Harifinn.»A trios. June 25, "Sugar Babies " Bus, show & food $30 00 widowed adults. Discussion, refreshments, dancing. AND SAVE! Bus leaves Middletown 6 P.M.. Hazlet 6 15. P.M June Unitarian Church, 1475 W Front St., Uncroft. 8 P.M. 28th Hershey Park. Pa Bus & Park $2200 Bus lea Donation: $3.00. Middletown 8 A.M., Hazlet 8:15 A.M. Sponsored by Mid- m Hiam TM Man n uan IfOtTTPMUrwcMI Atlantic Assoc., call 566-3812 or 787-4921 JUNE 28-RAIN DATE JULY 12 "JUNE M Monmouth County Sea Alliance sponsors 'Pick Up QUEST—Weekly forum for single, divorced & Your Summer." Sat., June 28. Sea Bright Public Beach widowed adults. Discussion, refreshments, dancing Parking lot, 10 A.M., bring your own large garbage urn AID bags, walk to Sandy Hook, dean up Utter along ocean- Unitarian Church, 1475 W. Front St., Uncroft, 8 P.M. aiawaMT MM* • a**4i 14 DISCOUNT CINTBR* Donation: $308. front. Anyone with a track please meet us at Sandy Hook at 12 Noon. Mart Shine, 530*436 JUNE 27 Stone Church Fair at All Saints Memorial Church, SCHOOL OPENS SEPT. 8 Navesink 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. White Elephants, plants, Register now for three day P.M. sessions, Mm., II , §4|.4S0O baked goods, handmade articles and books Pony rides Wed., Fri., Red Bank Cooperative Nursery School, lATOHTOWH, mi ^ • and games. Supper served 5:30-8 p.m. $33 00 per month Call Director, 222-1540. <, McCovey bows out in favor of youth SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Wllli. Mc- sou^ljirecogniUoaafhisaccompUshinenU won the starting tint base Job. of my career," McCovey said. "If I did, I'd Covey, hitting IN and stuck la a piacfc- "He's easily the most feared left-handed "I said aU along that I would keep playing probably be doing a lot of others in- hittlnc role became of two younger tint Utter of my time," the Philadelphia Phillies' until some young 'phenom' forced me to justice "After his retirement, McCovey will baseman, hai decided U'a time to slop Pete Rose said after yesterday's game retire, and it loo>s like that phenom hai work in the Giants' organization, probably playing baseball. against the Giants. arrived, ' McCovey said about Murray, who specializing in public relations, as outlined in "How many gun were able to play tola McCovey talked with Rose, breaking the raised his batting average to 305 with a pair a 10-year contract he signed two years ago. long and acrompUsh so many things?" the 42- newt to the man he'i competed against since of hits yesterday. McCovey has been with the Giants all but year-old McCovey asked yesterday while an- 1M, during pro-game batting practice. Just McCovey has hit only one homer this three yean of his big league career. He was nouncing that bell retire effective July 10. More gametime, the Giants held s news season, on May S against Montreal's Scott traded to the San Diego Padres after the 1973 The answer: not many. conference to announce McCovey • decision. Sanderson. It tied him with Ted Williams for season and stayed with them until late in The Alabama native who joined the San "Nobody can go on forever," said Mc- eighth place among the all-time leaders. 1076, when he was sent to the Oakland A's of Francisco Giants In IBM has hit Ml home Covey, who got off to a good start this year His most productive home run season wai the American League runs, moat ever by a National League left- and played several games at first because 1MB. when he hit 45 en route to the National In 1077, McCovey returned to the Giants handed hitter, including IS grand slams, an- Mike Ivie. the starter most of last year, had a League Most Valuable Player award. as a free agent, made the team with a good other league record. •cries of injuries He goes into the final weeks of hit career spring training performance and had a great His last appearance 11 a player could be Recently, when Ivie went on the disabled with a total of l,5M runs batted in, good for comeback season at age 39 at the July I All-Star game in Los Angeles, list, the Giants brought up Rich Murray from ltth place on the all-time list. He played in 141 games, his highest total WILLIE McOOVBY should be be placed on the National League the minor leagues and the B-year-old rookie "I can't point out one particular highlight since 1*70, and batted .280 with 28 homers LIFESTYLE . 12 The Daily Register ENTERTAINMENT 15 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JUNE 23,1980 Sports COMICS 19 Cosmos heed Weisweiler, end 2-game losing skid- iiy anno HENDERSON The attendance waa the highest in the North The crowd was certainly a boost, but the rash EAST RUTHERFORD - "Coach Weisweiler American Soccer League this season and played a of injuries that has struck the Strikers forward said that we must win today," Cosmos midfielder big role in the Cosmos' 12th win of the year. wall also aided the Cosmos. Fort Lauderdale Vladislav Bogicevic said. •The big crowd helped a lot," goalie Hubert (11-7) entered Giants Stadium yesterday without The Cosmos, on goals by Bogicevic and Birkenmeier said. "It was very hot on the field, former Cosmos Francisco Martnho (separated Giorgio Chinaglia, heeded Hennes Welsweller's but the crowd made it more easier to take." shoulder) and Gerd Mueller (thighstrain) words and snapped a two-game losing streak by "The stimulation Is different when you're The Strikers were forced to go with defender beating the Fort Lauderdale Strikers, 2-0, before playing before 30,000 or 70,000," Franz Becken- Eduardo Bonvallet and midfielders Teofllo a crowd of 70,312 bauer added. Cubillas and Lex Schoenmaker on the atUck, but they were not up to the task. The three were only able to squeeze off a total of seven shots among them. Chinaglia took a different kind of shot when he collided with Fort Lauderdale defender Arsene Auguste in the opening moments of the game. The Cosmos striker was flattened, and was groggy for the remainder of the first half. Bogicevic was anything but groggy as he took a pass from Julio Cesar Romero on the left side and lifted a shot over Striker goalie Jan Van Beveren at 4:19. For Bogie, who entered the game three assists shy of the all-time NASL record, it was goal number three of the season. The warm weather forced both teams to alow it down after that. "It was almost 100 degreea out there on the field," Cosmos defender Jeff Durgan said. "They may be able to play in those conditions in South America, but not here." "It's very hard to play in that type of weath- er," Beckenbauer said. "Sometimes we played QUICK TRIP —Cosmos Julio Cesar Romero (7) and Fort Lauderdale Striker TIbor See Cosmos, page is Gemerl tangle feet over the ball In the first half of the game yesterday. Weary Keough finishes 12th, a/ %mS r— snaps Yankees9 skein at 9 Royals rebounded with the three homers and NEW YORK (AP) - For Matt Keough, and fqur walks. "It's pretty easy (to face the Yankees)," two RBI singles by Frank White. there's just no relief. "Gale gave us three runs,on four hits the The Oakland As right-hander pitched his a tongue-in-cheek Keough said. "Just get the five left-handers without hitting a home first two innings and then shut the door in our nth complete game, high In the majors, in face until the ninth," said Milwaukee Man- stopping the New York Yankees 5-2 yester- run." Jeff Newman's two-run homer in the first ager George Bamberger "It looked like we day. He ran his record to 8-7 and stopped the had him early, but he bounced back." Yankees' nine-game winning streak, their inning and a solo blast by Tony Armas gave best since they won 10 In a row 12 years ago. Keough the cushion he needed to cool off the Yankees, who were playing without second Red Sox I, Aagels 3 TlRED T«D — Tad Turner, skipper of the "Courageous/' takes a breather after losing Oakland Manager Billy Martin, facing the baseman Willie Randolph, who had a sore BOSTON - Tony Perez, who leads the AL yesterday's America's Cup preliminary race to Russell Long, 24-year-old skipper of Yankees in New York for the first time since knee, and Bobby Murcer, whose father died. with 51 RBI, drove in three runs with a two- "Clipper." Long capital lied on Turner's off day to up his standings. he was fired last year, has said that If the A's run homer and a single and Dave Rader hit had a relief pitcher as good as New York's "If they had their super lineup with Ran- bis first American League homer to power Rich Gossage, they would be leading the dolph and those other guys, it might have Boston past the California Angels. The Red American League West instead of being 9Vt been different," Keough said. Sox were playing without Jim Rice, Carlton games behind. The only runs the Yankees scored came Fisk and Butch Hobson, all injured. on Rick Cerone's solo homer in the fifth and Long tops Turner After his 132-pitch performance, Keough Mariners 7, Orioles 5 his RBI single in the eighth. said he is a "little leg weary and a little arm BALTIMORE - "It's tough for me to get NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) - Young Russell else," said the 24-year-old Long. "Our expec- weary. I'm not satisfied with myself the last Oakland scored a run In an unusual way in into the lineup. I've got to realize my role and Long combined a fast boat with veteran Ted tation was to win three out of nine (races) In few games. The West Coast to East Coast the seventh when Dave McKay singled, went mine is a utility player," said Larry Turner's, errors to sweep both yachting races the June tfiaSund we've already gotten two of travel la tough. You can't sleep." to third on Rickey Henderson's bunt double Milbourne, who entered the game batting In the second day of preliminary trials for them." In a conversation before yesterday's that trickled into right field past New York's only . 123. But he broke a 5-5 tie with a two-run America's Cup defense candidates this week- Long's 12-meter boat, Clipper, won the first game with Yankees' pitcher Tommy John, charging infielders and scored on Dwayne triple in the ninth inning and Tom Paciorek end. race by 1:33 minutes, and the second by 14 who got a victory Saturday with seven in- Murphy's sacrifice fly. knocked in three runs with a homer and It was the first sailing duel in official seconds yesterday. nings of pitching, Keough said, "If I had single to lead Seattle over Baltimore. competition between Long, a newcomer to Cup "Turner really blew the first start badly. Royals 7, Brewers 4 Gossage in the bullpen, I'd get out after seven KANSAS CITY - U.L. Washington, Amos campaigning, and Turner, successful defender He made a couple of foolish moves, I thought,'' innings, too." Indians II, Twins I of yachting's most coveted prize three years Long said. Otis and Willie Mays Aikens homered and BLOOMINGTON, Minn - Rookie Joe ago. Turner won two practice starts handily, but But he doesn't, so Keough pitches on and Rich Gale pitched a six-hitter despite a shaky Charboneau capped a five-run sixth inning "We're just as surprised as everyone See LN|, page II on ichevery game be starts. Yesterday, start as Kansas City stopped Milwaukee. The Martin left him in although he gave up 10 hits Brewers took a S-0 lead off Gale, but the See Yanks, page II mi—wn i Him iBBiiijimuini i Washington's bat puts Mets back in win column LOS ANGELES (AP) - It had been a "For sure it's my best ever at a National what." said Goltx, who lasted only 41-3 innings streak. Mike Ivie, a right-handed hitter, to face left- dreadful slump for a man who brought a .210 Leaguer. Last year, I had three homers and and gave up eight runs on eight bits. "I've "The Giants are a pretty good team right hander Carlton in the ninth. Carlton made Ivie career batting average with him when he five RBI in a game against Detroit, but today I studied videotapes, I just don't know." now," noted Philadelphia Manager Dallas his eighth strikeout victim of the day and 135th joined the New York Mets. had four hits, not just three," Washington said Phillies 4, Glaats I Green. "They're getting key hits from some of the season. Claudell Washington had not had a hit since Washington hit a two-run homer in the first, SAN FRANCISCO — It was probably fitting people you don't expect them from, and Jack CardUals 11, Rrdi t ha singled In the ninth Inning of a five-run Mets another two-run shot in the fifth, and hi* solo that neither Steve Carlton nor Vlda Blue was Clark is hotter than the devil." CINCINNATI - Keith Hernandez ripped a rally that beat the San Francisco Giants 74 a homer In the seventh gave the Mete a t-S lead overpowering in their pitching matchup Sun- Clark had a 2-for-2 day at the plate, giving three-run homer and drove in a fourth run with week ago Saturday a* the Dodgers saw a four-game winning day. him 13 hits in 20 at-faate over the last five a sacrifice fly to pace St. .Louis' 15-hit attack. Traded to the Mets from the Chicago White streak come to an end. The day's biggest cheer, a standing ovation, games. He had a triple, the seventh extra base Pete Vuckovich, 7-5, tossed a four-hitter, sur- Sox on June 7 for a minor league pitcher, Washington became only the third player in went to 42-year-old Willie McCovey, who didn't hit In his hot streak, to open a three-run rally in rendering both Cincinnati runs on a homer by Washington had gone l-for-17 as a National Mets history to hit three homers In one game. even play in the game which Carlton and the the fourth. Ken Griffey in the first inning Leaguer. Jim Hickman did It In 1M6, and Dave Kingman Philadelphia Phillies beat the San Francisco McCovey announced Just before gametime The Cards kayoed Reds starter Mike "I don't know the pitchers In this league in 1978. - Gisnts that be plans to retire, eff active July 10, ending LaCoss, 4-7, in the fourth with three runs on vary well, so I've been struggling," Washing- Washington's first two homers came off the The earned run averages of both Carlton, s major league playing career that has pro- singles by Ted Simmons and George Hendrick ton said. His struggle ended yesterday when he Dodgers' W million free agent, Dave Golti, who won his eighth straight decision and tan- duced S21 borne runs. The 27,315 fans at and a double by Ken Reitz. stemmed three home runs, driving in five runs, 34, who hasn't won since May 11. proved his record to 13-2, and Blue, M, went Candlestick Park got the news In a second- Hernandez homered for the seventh time to help beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 94 and "I don't know whether It's because be up. A run-scoring triple by Mike Schmidt, inning announcement and they cheered until this season in the sixth when the Cards scored and a setcn-game Mete losing streak. (Goltx) is now In the National League or what, followed by Greg Lurinskl's sacrifice fly, sent McCovey came out.of the dugout, holding a bat six runs. "It feels good to finally get into a groove," but he's throwing more fastballs," Washington the Phillies ahead in the top of the seventh In one hand, and waved his cap In appreciation. Expos t. Padres I Washington said. "Once I play more and fed said. Inning and Carlton got out of trouble In the "It's not a sad day for me because It's still SAN DIEGO — Right-hander Steve Rogers, more conforUble, III swing the bat like this." Mark Bomback, 4-1. was the winner In bottom of the seventh by starting a double play passible I can go out there and help win a game t-5, battled a balky arm and scattered eight Washington also had a single in the game to relief, and Nell Allen pitched three scoreless and picking a runner off first bass. today," McCovey said beforehand. hits for his second shutout of the season and 4-for-6, and be called It the greatest day of innings for the save, his 11th. The Phils ended a three-game losing streak But, In the team's only pinch-hitting situ- £seven-yea- major league career. "I don't know If I'm rushing my pitches or and snapped the Giants' four-name winning ation, Giants Manager Dave Bristol called on See Washington, page II ThcDtaily Register SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY. JUNE23. i960 Washington's bat puts Mets back in win,column (continued) days ago in a game against the Dodgers, struck games Right-hander I Lamp. 74, went LarveU Blanks, who was as a streak of 14 wins st the Astrodome out four and walked two. 7V» innings lor the and Dick Tidrow trying to oa a single by Mike Jim Bibby claimed his eighth victory in 2Sad of nil career. The victory was Rogers' "This was not a nice, easy day," Rogers earned his third save nine decisions, going eight innings before be Mghtfc In nine fUrts against only one km. said. "At the game went on, the pain in my Jeff Burroughs had given the Braves a 1-1 llAstresl was lifted for a pinch bitter. Bibby allowed Warren Oomartie and Bob Pale drove in elbow got worse, but it helped me to concen- lead in the fourth with his second homer of the HOUSTON - John Milner provided the just four hits, struck out five and waked none the Montreal rum with tingle* Tony trate more." year, a two-run blast eventual winning run with his sixth-inmng before Grant Jackson relieved. Bemaurd doubled and icored on Cromartie'i Cabs I, Bravest Both Chicago homers cane off PhtlNiekro, some run, and Pittsburgh ended a sU-game Bill Madlock'i bates-loaded single la the tingle off Gary Lucas, 3-4, in the slith, and ATLANTA - Bill Buckner and Jerry S-1Q. losing streak by beating the Astros and Joe first got Pittsburgh started. Terry Puhl gave Pate singled home Gary Carter in the eighth Martin each homered in the sixth inning to Cubs left fielder KM Headmen made • Nlefcro At the same time, Houston saw a six Houston its only run with a solo homer In the Rogers, who strained his pitching elbow 10 rally the Cubs to their fourth victory in five game-saving throw to the plate in the I fame winning streak come to an end, as well i—If. 4Vtt. Yanks' Canadian to Gilder; streak January tops Senior ILE BIZARO, Quebec (AP) - Although he's a winner again, that burning desire for success, the all-consuming drive for per- fection that dominates the lives of many ends athletes, does not afflict Bob Gilder. "I may have different goals from some of your superstars," Gilder said after complet- {continued i ing a front-running, two-stroke victory In the with a two-run homer and Cleveland rattled Canadian Open Golf championship yester- Minnesota for 19 hits. Charboneau's homer day. was one of six in a row for the Indians in their "First of all, I'm not a superstar," he big inning, which also saw a two-run triple by said. Dell Alston and a run-scoring single by Mike "I'm not sure I even want tobe . Hargrove Tlgert 7, White So* 1 "I want to win, but if I don't, it's not toe Tigers I, White Sox 4 end of the world. CHICAGO — Detroit's double-header "Mainly. I just love to play the game. My sweep handed Chicago its fifth and sixth object is to make a living without too much losses in a row Tom Brookens had a pair of publicity. And I've made a beck of a living." doubles and two RBI to back the seven-hit He has, indeed. The $63,000 he collected pitching of Dave Rozerna in the opener, from the total purse of (350,000 pushed his which featured a triple play by Chicago Two- earnings for the year to II34,860. The quiet, run doubles by Richie Hebner and Jim Len- low-key Glider, who Is 29, also won 1134,000 tine and four Chicago errors led to five last year and has collected almost one-half Detroit unearned runs as the Tigers won the million dollars in his five years of PGA Tour second game activity. Blue Jays I, Rangers 5 But the acquisition of the Canadian na- ARLINGTON, Texas - Lloyd Mosebys tional championship — a title that has yet to lOth-inning sacrifice fly completed a Toronto be won by such stars as Jack Nicklaus, Gary comeback after Texas took a 5-1 lead through Player and Tom Watson — may produce seven innings. Four relievers gave up three more publicity than is welcomed by the shy runs in the eighth, one in the ninth and one in man from Corvallls, Ore. Among other the 10th as the Blue Jays avoided a sweep. things, the triumph puts him in such show- Garth Iorg had a two-run homer in the eighth, case events as the 1(60 World Series of Golf two hit batsman led to John Mayberry's and the 1981 Masters and Tournament of sacrifice fly in the same inning and Alfredo Champions. Griffin singled with two outs in the ninth to COLLISION — Dave McKay of the Oakland A'f Gilder, an Arizona State product, had a tie the score after Cerone Itapt to catch left fielder Jot relatively easy time picking up his second slides safely past Rick Cerone of tht Yankees Lef ebvre's high throw In tht seventh Inning. tour title The other came in the 1976 Phoenix Open in his rookie season. This time be started the final round with a 2 stroke lead, birdied three of the first six Cosmos beat Fort Lauderdale, 2-0 holes, led by M shots most of the warm, sunny day and eventually finished two (continued) hailed by many of the Cosmos as one of the top day's contest. On behalf of the state of New strokes in front with a 274 total, six shots well, but not all the time. We started out well, but goalies in the league, was named the Player of the Jersey, Assemblymen Joseph Patero and Christ- under par on the 6,626 yard Royal Montreal after about 25 minutes we stopped." Game by the Professional Soccer Reporters As- opher Jackman presented Giorgio with a resolu- Golf Club course. He matched par 70 over the ; Things really didn't get going again until sociation. tion that recognised his soccer achievement in last 16 boles. Romero slipped a beautiful pass to Chinalgia Van Beveren kept Fort Lauderdale in the breaking the NASL all-time scoring record. Jerry Pate, who had the last real chance through two defenders and Giorgio did the rest. It game with a number of diving saves. He wound Unlco National awarded Chinaglia the Vincent of catching Glider, and Leonard Thompson, was the 17th goal of the season for Chinaglia and stopping 11 of the Cosmos 20 shots. Bogicevic and T. Lombard! Memorial Award as the most out- who came oat of the pack with a 67, tied for second at 276 placed him second in the NASL scoring standings Carlos Alberto were also cited by the PSRA. standing professional athlete of the year. Unico is APlwWwa) with 40 points Jtomero's assist, his second of the The Cosmos now lead the regular season a major Italian-American organization. Pate shot a 70 and bogeyed two of his last STILL HAS IT — Don January displays game and 11th of the year, boosted him into third series with the Strikers by a 6-2 margin. At the Midfielder Rick Davis is still recuperating four boles. The critical one was on the 15th, his old form as he wins tht Atlantic City place with 29 points halfway point the Cosmos hold a comfortable lead from ligament damage In hit left ankle and Is were he drove poorly. That gave Gilder a 3- Senior Invitational golf tournament. "We played sure and safe," Weisweiler said. in the National Conference Eastern Division with expected to be out for another four weeks. Johan stroke lead with three boles to play and be "We had a diffucult opponent " a 12-4 mark Neeskens Is still hobbled with a sprained left brought it home. COSMIC WAVES - Van Beveren, who was Chinaglia received two awards prior to yester- ankle. "That killed me," said Pate, now a two- der-par 68 after the tint round Friday, but time runnerup this year. "I absolutely threw the lanky, soft-spoken Texan fell behind Sat- It sway. I knew I had to shoot« or better to urday as Souchak tore up the putting greens win, and I just Ut bad shots at the wrong and January faltered. time." But January took some extra putting juuryt Patttag Pays Off practice Saturday evening and experimented Borg guns for Rocket's record with three different grips yesterday before NORTHFIELD - Putting counts. To Don he finally overtook Souchak on the 407-yard, WIMBLEDON, England (AP) - "This is a muscular Swede. In order of seeding, they January and Mike Souchak, putting was the straight Wimbledon crown, It seeded No.l with difference between$20,000 and$ll,600 par-4 twelfth hole. very important Wimbledon for me," said were John McEnroe, Jimmy Connors, Vitas Austin No.l. The women's singles begin tomor- The secret to the go-ahead putt, a tough January, whose sloppy putting had been Bjorn Borg as he prepared to meet Ismail El Gerulaitis and Roscoe Tanner. row. 15-footer, was "a plain old driving grip," slowing Urn down, changed his putting grip Shafei of Egypt in today's first round of the Tanner took Borg to five close sets In last Borg 3 ruthlessness and punishing topspin January said. world's major tennis tournament. year's final. three' times yesterday to overtake two-stroke forehand looked more menacing than ever as leader Souchak and win the $125,000 Atlantic "Today I felt that I had to beat him, that "If I reach the quarterfinals I will beat Among the unseeded players, Brian Got- he won the French Open on flow clay In Paris be wasn't going to beat himself," January Rod Laver's record. Winning the tournament tfried came to Wimbledon looking good. After City Senior International Golf Tournament. two weeks ago January, 50, of Dallas, scored a 2-under- said. "But it turned out be didn't make some itself is the most important thing, that's for a patch of indifferent form, he bounced back putts that he had to make." Saturday to beat Sandy Mayer 6-3, (-3 in the In twitching to the faster English turf be par 69 in the final round to come In with a 5- sure." he added shyly. "If I win the title for Souchak agreed, bis scorecard snowing final of the Surrey Grass Courts Cham- believes In avoiding the warmup tournaments under-par 206 in 54 holes for the $20,000 first the fifth year in succession, that will be amaz- two- and three puttt all over the 6,526-yard ing " pionships at Surbiton and concentrating on practice. For 10 days he priie. Souchak's final round was a disappoin- has been hitting tennis balls (or (our boon a course. Laver's record was winning SI matches at Even though Wimbledon's top five were not ting 2-over-par to put him at 3-under-par for Wimbledon in a row - though it was a row competing, Gottfried's success was Im- day In private and getting used to tht tricks $11,600. "I putted so poorly today it was amazing stretched over nine years. pressive. played by the grass. Bill Johnston scored an impressive 5-un- I didn't come In higher than 73," Souchak The red-haired Australian won the "I haven't seen Brian play like that for Like most of thelM men going Into today's der-par hi yesterday's round to come in third said. "It was just one hole after another." Wimbledon Utle in 1M1 and 1962 He was three or four years,'' Mayer said. first round, Borg has not played on grass at 1-under-par for $8,000. Souchak said his erratic putting came locked out as a professional for sil years. Tracy Austin won the last warmup wom- courts for almost a year. January, 50, of Dallas, was the favorite in from infrequent play in competition. He quit Then, when tennis went open, he came back to en's event, at Eastbourne, by overcoming His four top challengers have spent the last the tournament field of 50 professionals and the pro tour In 1W6. win again in 1968 and IMS and finally lost to Wendy Turnbull 7-4,6-2 in a troublesome wind week In the same way, practicing and not 12 amateurs at the par-71 Atlantic City Coun- Meanwhile, Johnston, who was tied for Britain's Roger Taylor in the fourth round In She faltered in each set. losing a VI lead in competing. But McEnroe won the London try Club. The players ranged In age from 50 10th place going after Saturday's play, moved 1970 the first and missing a match point at 5-0 In the Grass Courts Championships at Queen's Club a to 74 years old. into third-place money with a 5-under-par 66 Borg. 24 earlier this month, has won second. week ago and looked ready to serve and volley "There Is no question that the best player yesterday. Johnston lives In Scottsdale, Ariz. Wimbledon for the last four yean and has had Austin, 17, hopes to be the youngest his way to the heights. In the field won," said Souchak, 53, of Largo, But the day's really hot player was a run of 28 victories He is a heavy favorite to Wimbledon champion since Lottie Dod, who El Shafei is one of only three men who have Fla., whose sure putting Saturday had pushed Charles Sif ford of Brecksville, Ohio, who had take the title again. was IS* when she won toe Utle nearly 100 ever beaten Borg at Wimbledon. That was In him ahead of January. been burled In the second half of the field Four Americans were expected to present years ago. 1S74 when the Swede was only II El Shafei is January and Souchak were tied at J-un- before bis final round at 8-under-par 63. the strongest challenge to the athletic, Martina Navratilova, seeking her third now II. Canadian Open Scores Hyland wins Cancer run ILE eiZAIID, Ouabac — Phial team Dan HalkKKton. UMt 71-7V7»7I—m and manay-wlnnlnM In Iht ISSUSI Cana- Palar Taravalnan, f 1,473 dian Oaan OaH TaumamaM m Ma fcaSIHutari Grain, »M7> ByEDHALPER Long capitalizes on Turner's mistakes yard, aar 70 Raval Manlraal OaH Clua Buddy Cardnar, v.tn 70-74-7H4—tfc!M Craw SladMr. »MTI OCEAN TOWNSHIP - BabCMMar. U) 000 «7-47 7O70-J74 Mart PWI, 11.471 (continued) day — a bad day on Rhode Island Sound." Turner, Atlanta-based sports and broad- Jarry Pan. tSMtt IHMUt-«« Ed FWrl, H.47I Fighting the SD-degree heat, L^i^sMgggg-g. Scan tinman M71 goofed as his Courageous jostled with Clipper Both 12-meter vessels struggled with winds casting magnate, is vying with Long and Con- Dana Oatalay. 11,471 S Tom Hyland of Long Branch that reached only eight knots all day, but Long ner for.the right to defend the Cup against a n.m M«»»WI Dava Egar, >M71 clocked a 26:13 yesterday in for position minutes before the race began. GMW Burnt. Htm u-nn *t-l'l Ma Htutr. »M71 Courageous circled in a gybing manuever managed to maintain and even stretch out foreign challenger. Dam BMrM. W.7JI 7t-7l-a7-«»-in Laa ll*>, HMD B capturing the American Mam Millar. tlM* 47 n-af-n-JTI Morrll HalalUy, tliOM and nearly went dead in the water, directly leads he enjoyed at the start of both races. Turner and Conner split a pair of races In DM Poatey. *M*1 » rj-»7 r jJatftlfcR Cancer Society 5-Mile Run SMI Krauan VM*} M-70-71-< Tarnjhaw'»tM^ Ken atrk ol into the wind, as Clipper turned and headed "Whoever gets ahead early usually stays the first round of the preliminaries Saturday. Tom Wimmt SMS n-tWH LynLatl. MS! Tt'l'TMtSo Keyport over the starting line with an extraordinary ahead," said Turner, woo termed Clipper's Freedom had yesterday off. Pator Jacab-n. tUM *-7lK- Oil DWraan, MSI MtMW HIM »M Raatr Klatt. toil •o placed second in the field of lead of about five boat lengths. performance "magnificent." Before yesterday's race. Long termed his MM Ln. lafi »'<•»•"-» Jim Hartord. H» tt&JiitSo1 399 in 26:40. Tim Manning Tom Walun. U.K> a>»n#-« Tarn McOMnU. tHi ' "I just screwed up. that's all. I just got a Clipper races today with the third Ameri- meeting with Tuner and the Couageous' Phil Hancack. tm UltjintiJi blazed into the eirlv lead little cocky after winning the two practice can 12-meter, Freedom and its skipper Dennis tested crew "the most important day of the 7ni.7»7»-iti with a 4:47 first mile, then starts," Turner said. "I'd say we had a bad Conner, as the preliminary trials continue. summer so far." 3B3BKKL J.C tnaad. W.7H Jahn SchraMar, 1770 'tH-TaTo—m fought off leg cramps to fin- I DH |4 Jaa Inman. ITO %?&?£% Ish third In 27:13. «•• OIOW.II. vn Jar. Chart*., »77O 7j£&it=m Hyland shot into the lead o S %>*> n at the two mile point and nev- Manalapan, Freehold exchange victories er "jojinHM relinquished It to gain bis FREEHOLD — Manalapan and Freehold split behind the five-hit pitching of Brian Fitxpatrick. Ritchings' RBI triple, Hardie came through with USRSwP first victory on the road rac- a twin bill yesterday in the Shore Summer Jalma Oaniakn, J710 ing circuit. Henry's Playlaad 4, Wall 1 his game-winning Ut. Jlmanr Powall. ITU Baseball League with Manalapan winning the Henry's Playlaad S, Wall 4 Winning pitcher Craig Tlce won Us fourth Vanca Haafnar. tm "This was Just my day," Jack Pararu. utt jj the 20-year-old Monmouth first game, 4-1, before losing the nightcap, 6-1. Heary's Playlaad 14, Freehold • game without a loss. Mia Daaaajat, MB Manalapan got all of its runs in the fourth TOMS RIVER - Henry's Playland extended »-7»-7»—MI College sophomore ex- In the first game, Mike Weils hit a two-run plained "I felt fine through inning after Freehold had gone in front, 1-0, in the its win streak to 13 over the weekend with three single and Dion Lowe added three singles as to third. more victories. the first four miles. The last back up winning pitchers Marty Danowski's four- Senior Invitational Scores mile was tough on me physi- Wayne Slocum tied the game with a leadoff In the second game of yesterday's hitter NCHrTHPIBLD-tcarda •*«*«*>« Maa tarat II.110 rt-Ti-Ts-iia cally and mentally, but I nUMtuMWAtiaMk (III limca U.IK home run, and Jeff Cohen and Don Slocum fol- doublebeader, Henry's rallied from a 3-0deficit to In Saturday's game, Bruno knocked In four n- JUtm knew I just had to hang on to lowed with singles, Nick Sollegub then homered to win, on Bob Hardies seventh-Inning single. runs with a double and two singles while Ron !*~IH!~!!' win." send in the game-winnlHg runs. Mike Aiello got the winners started with a solo Fidalgo doubled In three more. Winning pitcher Flora Strollo led the wom- Winning pitcher Don Slocum pitched a four homer run and then Aiello, Dave Bruno and Jim Morris allowed four hiU. itavartUSO en with a time of 35:01. Gall Daw Part stMS Utter. He fanned two. Seccaf ico followed with RBI singles in the sixth to In another game Saturday, Wall topped Mllr ManaMI SUM ;;< Carnett placed second Tom Lloyd's three-run homer in the fifth in- put the winners in front, 5-4. Manalapan, 3-1, with winning pitcher Barry Bail PaufWH ajm TIET^!; (35:26), and Mary Hennessey ning broke a 1-1 tie as Freehold took the nightcap After Wall tied the game in the seventh on Bob Mitchell scattering eight hits. tusT KSfcB «•"««• I « Bond sees no end to search SHREWSBURY, N J. MONDAY, JUNE 23, 1980 The Dwily RegJSUCT' for all-time champion horse OCEANPORT - Trainer J. Bowes Bond iayf always look to the next one to be better." he has maintained since IMS, and has become a that after 47 yean be U lUII looklnf for lui belt Bond had been riding cross-country racei in fixture on the East coast. thoroughbred ... the champion hone ... the one Maryland in the early depression yean when Joe "I've considered training exclusively for one that might run in the Kentucky Derby or be a Booker, the regular trainer for Bond's father's owner," he said, "but I've always felt that there Hone of th« Year stable, became III. Bond then took over a itring of is safety in numbers "I've had nme real good one* over the eight on the old Charles Town-Cumberland "We rarely claim a horse or buy one that has yean," the white-haired 70-year-old recalls, circuit. been running for a while, because our great "but with every top runner you develop, you He soon started his own public stable, which reward is in developing a green youngster into a real hone." The 6-2 muscular conditioner captured the Monmouth Park training title in 1906 and has also led the standings at Pimlico and Bowie in Mary Holmdel Boat Club land Perhaps his most famous bone was Silent Screen, the 1968 2-year-old champion. "Silent Screen won the Arlington Futurity and he looked like a good one for the Triple Crown races ring a 'BelV races," Bond noted, "but he developed side bone problems and was never the same again. By LEA MALMQUIST Umnt«r> SalltM and VMM CD* POLE TO POLE — Pole-sitter Bobby Unser waves from the victory lane at Pocono LASERS — Halt II I Joftn WMIIIa. I. Oaya Whim., 1 "When something like that happens or if you HOLMDEL - Bell Laboratories has an RotoStavant; IRata II) 1. Chris LLavd; 1 DavaWhitlla; 1. Rob simply go bad for a while, you've got to bounce Invitational Speedway after ending a long string of frustrations by winning his first Slavanl. Pocono 500, a race for Indianapolis-type cars, by nearly a mile yesterday. enormous Influence on life In Monmouth Coun- DAYSAlLtRS—IR«ca 1)1 Bill wawonar.l mi Barrall. back. It's the low points that you go through that ty. Part of an enormous corporation employing ]. Bill Lin; IRacall) I. Bill Waooonnor; 2. Ed Parkin*. J Jana Harrlt. make the high points so rewarding." a large number of area residents. Bell Labs TURNABOUTS — (Raca III Bill Crow. 1 Sam Lucarrtlll, Bond is looking for Travelling Music and Quick 3 Scott Povnar. (Raca III I. Sam Lucarratli, 2 Scott Povnar. works to satisfy not only the professional in- J, Bill Crow. Rotation, a pair of well-bred 2-year-olds, to pro- terests of those many employees but also their COMETS— (Raca I) 1. Talbo* Ingram, 2. Gaoroa Whittlt. vide the rewards for 1M0. Unser captures Pocono I. Carav Smith; (Raca II) 1 Talbot Inaram, 2. Oaarea Whltllt. personal ones. 3, John Douglas Jr Travelling Music broke his maiden June 17, 4201 — (Raca I) 1. Andy Klrkpatrlck; (Raca II) Sama. LONG POND, Pa I Careers in the Eighties Economy affects skilled trades I examples of jobs for which you caa image of ska A tkalAmertcaaaabai train m an apprentice, at described by the start of the MTt is an enclave of BLS: who trek hack and — Foundry occupations High school from their jobs to city diploma usually required in the case of pat teratnakers, preferred in the case of molders an. la and coremakers. Industry likely to grow, but eryotavestyortowawttbathrtv- new tochnotogy may limit expansion of jobs jagsaaaoajy•y. , ItharK If another grans of prot- — Boilermakers High school or voca- perhtg werkerarkers whose jobs are doaar to tional school graduates preferred Strenuous work, requires good physical health Job out They are oaatraaton. operators and em- look rmaMnrnrt good, but sensitive to eco- ployee* of small bailaissn in plumbing, nomic changes •^114 or a broad range of other tarvicat and — Barbers Moat states require gradu- trades. ation from approved barber school for In contrast to matt while-collar flekh, license. Typically, beginner wont one to two success in school isn't necessarily a prere- under apprentice license, then under- quisite to success In many of these occupa- examination to become registered tion* Some are open to people who haven't E. Job outlook considered bettor for finished high school, although In most a hairstylists than conventional barbers. diploma is a big help in getting a start — Construction Jobt. Includes SEVERAL ROUTES bricklayers, stonemasons, carpenters, elec- One of several routes to acquiring the tricians, plumbers, many other specialties skills needed for such jobs is the appren- Job outlook considered good In moat catego- ticeship — a one- to five-year learning pro- ries, but building industry senttlve to apt and Lifestyle cedure that combines on-the-job training downs of the economy. with formal instruction and supervision. — Auto mechanics and repairers. 12 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JUNE 23, 1980 In 1*76, the most recent year for which Diploma preferred but not required. Good statistics are available, just under 50,000 preparation available in high school, voca- people completed apprenticeships registered tional school or Armed Forces training. with the Labor Department, and another Training period three to four yean, longer 250,000 were in training for such difficult specialties at automatic Of those 50,000 completions W percent transmission repair. were in construction trades and another 11 — Jewelers and watch repairers Diploma • —HIT IMUhMI percent in metalworking. The rett extended preferred Jewelry apprenticeships special- mediately. TOP AWARDS — Gradu- over a range from cooks and chefs to jew- ixed la individual skills, such at stone-set "When the Job market is depressed, they ates headed for college on elers and dental laboratory technicians. ting. Training alto offered by tome technical are more likely to complete their appren- scholarships of $500 each schools As with other small business, busi- ticeships ." presented by the Dante SHARP RISE IN 'M's After a sharp rite in the IMO's, registered ness courses useful for those planning to open NEXT: Oppertaallles for high-school Alighlerl Society of Cen- own shops graduates. tral Jersey, are Grazlella apprenticeship activity levelled off la the 1970s Nonetheless, says the Labor Depart- — Dental laboratory technicians. Prultl, 16, Old Bridge, Diploma preferred. Training available in Madison Central High ment, "apprenticeship training continues to •CMtEfJM IN THt fJOMTWf be important to employers, unions and gov- military service, vocational and technical "I School, headed for Bryn schools, some junior colleges and colleges • BOX O-4. TunKk. N J 07M6 Mawr (Pa.) Colfege, and' J eminent policy planners " Many people learn trades in other ways, Outlook considered favorable. Endowd it S- HHMMM. Philip DIPaolo, 17 lcoptMofC*»«nhltwEiatiMt«S2.Mp*roopy.posU>g» Matawan, Christian notably through leu formal on-the-job train- Whether you choose the apprenticeship I Brothers Academy, Lin- ing, the department acknowledges But in route to such jobs may wall be influenced by croft, entering Yale. With arguing for the idea, the department's Bu- how strong the economy If in the IMO's. the honored students are reau of Labor Statistics observes: "la many Instances," the BLS says, 'ADONIS*. Ann Ambrosio, Matawan, "Because employers recogniie appren- "particularly when jobt are plentiful, ap- I CITY . left rear, scholarship ticeship as an especially thorough training prentices drop their apprenticeship in favor chairman, and Joan method, completing such a program in- of earning a skilled worker's wage Im Festa, Aberdeen, presi- dent of the organization. A NEW YOU ." Advice Criminal attitude toward food By EMILY W1LKENS The diagnosis: Something seriously wrong Ditto about fattening food and the dieter. The clue: Behavior that departs from the Clearing the cupboards of temptation is a good Do you have a criminal attitude about food? norm. idea - at least until your wife's willpower it Do you lie about what you've eaten? When you engage in this kind of deception the strong enough so she can resist HINTS FROM HELOISE I care what you think - I did NOT roost important person being deceived is YOU. You aren't being supportive, and I'm wonder- awberry cream cake.") When eating gets oat of control -and It li out ing why. Often when a husband undermines a alfood? of control when It becomes necessary to be under- wife's diet efforts, iff because he's unsure of :2 a.m.) banded about where, when and what you're eating himself and worries that he won't be able to hold : The kitchen. -it's time to get help. her interest should she become slimmer snd more Removing film attractive The action: You're tneakily trying to open the Clear your conscience by talking it over - freezer so you can polish off a quart of Ice cream. telling all - to a trained professional In the PARTY EATING Caught in the act, would you tell the truth? Or numerous weight cuntrol groups you will find Dear Emily: I lead to pig oat when I ge la a would you cover up like a thief: "I got up to get a instructors who can empathize because they've party. Weald II be better for me to May heaae from dishwasher glass of water because I was thirsty.") been there - they know tile feeling And you'll while dieting?--Z. Such abberational behavior if the norm for alto find members who have "stolen" goodies, Dear I.Z.: You know yourself beat but even DEAR HELOISE: to fit. Insoles la ladies' sixes asually are too some people — alcoholics who drink on the sly; flashed cookies, stuffed themselves tneakily. to... you can't lead a life of solitary confinement Quite Minic lime ago I read of something narrow for clogs. I secure Ihe iasole with compulsive eaten who'll lie and deceive to gat a They know what you're going through and a diet if forever, to... you could do to clean a dishwasher. double-faced carpet tape. food fix — who know they are doing something When you adopt a criminal attitude about food, Skip parties until you've lost 10 pounds then Mine is so discolored iniide, I would ap- The tape allows the lasoles to be removed wrong don't risk sentencing yourself to a life of unhappi- pick up your social life again. At parties, tell preciate an) suggestions as to how to clue for washing and BOW I caa wear my "favor- Why the lies and Ihe stealth about food? Be- ness Do reach out and get the help you need yourself: "I'm a wonderful person. I'm reaching nil that ugly-looking film. — Mrs. Doris ites" la comfort. — E.A.B. cause of the shame. A criminal attitude suggests JUST FOR YOU my weight goal. I don't need food to have fun " Sharcb that a person knows he-she should be dieting... Dear Emily: My wife has gene eaadiet.se the Need help la starting a diet? The One-Day LETTER OF LAUGHTER instead he-she if eating in a way which will only t auaiui dt are hare. She aa.laagai buys say favor- Water Fast could help. You'll find all the details It s really quite a simple process but you DEAR HELOISE: add more fat to the fire. lie snacks, b this fair? I deal need le dtet. - of the fait in my "Spa Secrets" bulletin which do need to follow the directions carefully. So la oae of our recent elections, two women In the routine course of life, the average Disentitled can be obtained by sending > cents and a self- please read this column straight through -came by with a questionnaire. Oae asked me person would never dream of telling a lie or of Dear Disgruntled: Would you leave a caae of addressed, stamped envelope to me in care of this if I was a housewife. BEFORE trying it, okay? cheating. When it comet to food many do both. liquor within easy reach of an alcoholic? ttn , Deciding to give the questioner a run for It sa two-step method, so read on her money and, besides, as* particularly lik- II you want to. you can place glassware in ing the term housewife, I candidly aatwered: the dishwasher at the same time for the same "I'm a professor of home economies tad ASK DR; BROTHERS treatment but do not — and I repeat, DO NOT minister of finance without portfolio!" — put any silverware, aluminum or brass in The next time they called, I asked them as they could discolor and then you'll really why they didn't ask me If I was a housewife. have your work cut out for you. Only china They replied, "We dea't ask that question and glass are permissible anymore." — Elf Activity may control depression STEP ONE is to fill a bowl with one cup of 1 don't particularly like the term house- bleach and set the bowl in the bottom rack of wife either — not that there's any more By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS waat everything aad all their great expectatlaas your dishwasher Run it through the "wash " The tingle best anti-depression It to do tome- worthwhile occupation — because we are Dear Dr. Brothers: I tend to go through peri- dea't add up. They're unrealistic. Nrttay caa cycle only [Jo not dry If your dishwasher thing, to take tome action that can give you a most certainly not "married" to our bouses. ods of depressiea and lab has beea true for meet have everything Ami beiag unfair?-D.U. can t !«• slopped after a cycle, punch the feeling of control. If you can do something, even Homemaker sounds more like it to me. — of my adult life. Lately I've beea lew ever reU DearD.U.: Just .bit, I think. We're living in a "cancel drain cycle. play a good game of golf or tennis, where you Heloise lively uaimpertaat things, nothing specific. I have experience tome success, you'll feel better. difficult period for both men and women because STEP TWO' is to fill the bowl again with DEAR HELOISE: aeighbors ea each side of my home who have It might alto help to make a list of what you an roles are being redefined Iff true "nobody one cup of vinegar and let it run through the I'm ever mlndfal of our feathered friends, give* me dif f ereat suggestions, their on person want to achieve and be careful not to make can have everything " and the expectations of ENTIRE cycle this time especially la the winter months. While prun- al cure-alls far what I teem to be gelag through. unrealistic demands on yourself. Set goals that many men and women are unrealistic. You II find the film will be removed from ing some shrubs oae fall, I policed a deserted Oae says whenever be has to go ever his aapald you know you can meet and while you're at It, Hat As a Chicago psychologist, Dr. Bertram your glassware iunless it's etched), as well nest. bllli and gets depressed abeat lafUUoa aad the the positives in your life. The number may sur- Cooler, hat pointed out, young mothers are an- recetsiea, he gets eat a six-pack of beer and kills as all the tiny crevices of your dishwasher Upon »«»»ni-i»g it, I saw it not only was prise you. chored between the heavy responsibilities of car- It. The ether is a jogger aad I guess he lakes off Simple, uh ' made of mud, strings and twigs but human Dear Dr. Brothers: I've beea Married to a ing for children and meeting the growing de- One word of caution Don't get in a hurry hair at wall. dewa lac road Instead of staying home worrying waadsrfal wemaa for two years aad we Jaat had mands of their awn parents, grandparents and about unpaid hills. I deabt thai either of these two and combine the bleach and vinegar for a Since then, my little girl has been saving ear first baby. Time far happiness and cdeara- husbands. There are many more choices open to • one step' process cares weald work far me. Da you have any tlea, right? Wreag! It isa't working oat that way women today and this creates conflict and con- Ihe hair from her hairbrush to pat oat in Ihe suggestions? - S.J. In fact, for safety, don't ever mix bleach yard for the birds to build their nests with aad I dea't —dtrslaad what's wreag. I've heard fusion. This doesn't mean that the solution to to with any other household cleaning solution each spring. The birds readily pick It up and Dear S.J.: Depression is usually a feeling of of what doctors call pMt-Mrth depreeetoa bat return to limited choices. except for laundry or dishwasher detergent quickly incorporate it Into their aew aests. helplessness. Hut U one of the reasons many that's aet supposed to last at laag at my wife's Only sudden death it at stressful at the birth The gases created can be lethal. My little Amy is thrilled and happy to be people are experiencing depression these days. blues are lasting. Oar baby H healthy aad heau- of a first child 1 think you might help your wife If Take the time to do it right — it'll be helping the cheerful yard eempatieas who They feel that no matter how bard they try, they UfaL perfect hi every way, aad I'm getttag a Wttt yon could make plant for the future that would worth it' — Heloise nest In oar trees and shrubs. can't seem to save. They feel powerless over their impatient. I beaestly caa't see that my wile baa reassure your wife that after a few yean aha will lives and their ability to meet the goals they've anything to make her unhappy. I'm the etc who DEAR HELOISE: A lesson in compassion learned early. — have time for herself. The baby if here and aha anticipated This may be an Important reason for I have a thin, narrow foot, bat enjoy Mrs. Harriet Faaer 4 Amy I— fat atsQii li •haMt alll the* BBssUteldamall f>«BPtMM "••* will learn to love It. Its a lifetime commitment your feeling somewhat more depressed than usu- Bta>a) u-w wt^t-a a y sawwt euj s^aw; aBpapnujjajajBBUBjBBjj t£J&^pcaujtaag^ anarJaf for you both, bat that doesn't mean that mother- wearing clogs. It'i hard to find this type of Send Heloise (care of this newspaper) a I deal complaia. Hsaistints I think I'U never al. BBSJBMBM ftth BWU tssssMaT ing is the only thing she can do. shoe that fits right. good tip thought up by your youngster. She B •VCwl MJ) UK HfJ To solve the problem, I buy regular ilie can't answer letters personally but will use clogs and trim a man's site foam shoe iasole your children's good hints in her column. YOUR HEALTH! Growing Without Schooling schedules workshop sessions Hope for facial paralysis victim FARMINGDALE-Pat or shine, at Allaire state Schoolers" and "Network By LESTER L. COLEMAN, cause my face hi eff-ceater. or "facial nerve." This Facial paralysis Sometimes this treatment It Faupel, 28 N. Main St., may Park Activities for Home School- M.D. Will I have to ge through the nerve comet from the brain profound physical and psy- supplemented with electrical be contacted daily before 8 Topics for the June 24 ing Families." Two years aga I get a par- rest of my life with this? - aad, in a- devious route, cho-social disabilities be- stimulation of the facial p.m. by persons interested in workshop are "Legal Growing Without School tly ili aa aae side of my face. Mr. T.L.L.. N J. passes through the mattoid cause It alters the ap- nerve and the muscles of the attending June 24 and July 15 Aspects of Home School- ing is a support group for. The doctor said It was due to Dear Mr L.: bone behind the ear. The pearance of the face. At first, workshops sponsored by the ing' and "What and How Do parents teaching their chil- a draft. At first I coulda't Paralysis of the face Is nerve affects the maacltj the treatment it usually tome '' Decompression New Jersey Chapter of Grow- You Teach Your Child?" dren at borne or who are con- move my lips and face al all. known as Bell's palsy. There that surround the mouth and form of cortisone, la most tut gci f" it sometimes re* ing Without Schooling. The July IS topics are sidering doing to. Meetings Thee It became slightly bet- are many causes for this. The the forehead. This nerve alto Instances, Out Is effective sorted to when It U f elt that The 10:30 a.m. to 2 p m "Finding Friends and Com- are informal and children arc ter. New whenever I smile or moat common if a viral infec- it responsible for doting the and healing takes place la sessions will take place, rain munity Activities for Home welcome. laugh, I gat embarrassed be- tion of the 'seventh nerve." eye. about its to Keogh-Heck SHREWSBURY. N.J. MONDAY, JUNE 23, 1960 The Daritl RuniHC! 13 Weddings NEW YORK - Ellen Agnes Heck, daughter of Mr. and Mri. Harold D. Heck of Engagements Fairfield, Conn., was mar- Wittenberg-Ma rrocco ried Saturday, to Dennis Michael Keogh, ion of Mn. PASSAIC-Patricia Ann Marrocco, Court. Little Silver, N. J.. were married May Ella B. Keogh, Rumson ^toner-Kelly daughter of Mr. and Mn. Peter J. Marrocco 23 in Our Lady of Mount Carmel Roman Road, Rumson, N.J., and here, and William Louii Wittenberg, ion of Catholic Church. Walttr R. Keogh of NAPERVILLE, Ill- of Fort Monmouth and of the Clifford Wittenberg Sr of Hampton, N. J. The Rev. Ignatlui Zampino conducted the Wilkeabarre, Pa. The cere- Karen Louise Kelly and John Communication Electronics and Mn. Barbara Potter of Sunnylands ceremony, which wat followed by a reception mony was performed here in K. Stoner 3rd, both U. S. Materiel Readiness Com- in Mayfair Farnu in Weft Orange. the Manhattanville College Army Second Lieutenants, mand located there. Lynn A. Marrocoo was maid of honor. Chapel by the Rev. George 8. plan to be married Dec. 21 at The bride-elect is a gradu- Bridesmaids were Diane Marrocco, Angela Mahan, S J., who Is executive the United States Military ate of Naperville Central assistant to the president of Academy at Weat Point, N. High School She and her Palmeri, Mn. Clifford Wittenberg Jr. and ELLEN KEOGH Mn. John Caro. Kairfield (Conn.) University Y. Announcement of their en- fiance, an alumnus of Stut- 1 Beit man was Clifford Wittenberg Jr. The Rev. Bernard Scully, gagement is made by the pa- tgart (Germany) American Christian Brother! Academy, rents of the prospective High School, were graduated Ushers were William Palmeri, Kevin S.J., and Thomas Murphy, Lincroft, N.J., and the Col- Dietrick, David Vermeuel and John Caro. S.J., concelebrated the nup- bride, Mr. and Mn. James J. May 21 from the United lege of the Holy Cross, Kelly of Naperville, IU. States Military Academy at Mrs. Wittenberg was graduated from tial Mass Worcester, Miss., is a plan- A reception immediately West Point, and received Lacordaire Academy, Montclalr, and ner tn the international mar- LI Stoner is the son of U. Briarcliff College, BriarcUff Manor, N. Y. following the ceremony waa their commissions. Lt. Kelly keting division of Avon Prod- S. Army Major General and will be assigned to the 5th She it employed by Roche Clinical Labora- held at the home of the ucts, Inc. He is currently at- Mn. John K. Stoner Jr. of It tories, Karitan bride's parents. Signal Command in Nurem- tending Fordham University Allen Ave., Fort Monmouth, berg, Germany, and Lt. Mr. Wittenberg was graduated from Red Mn. Anthony F. Izzo was Karea Kelly, Graduate School of Business N.J. Gen. Stoner, who will Stoner will be assigned to the Bank Regional High School and attended matron of honor for her sis- Joan K. Stoner Ird His father is vice presidents retire from the Army June 1st Armor Division in Nurem- Lake City College in Florida. He ii studying ter. Also attending the bride Dana Perfumes, Inc. 30, is Commanding General berg for a degree in landscape architecture at were Mn. Scott Vallely, Mn. Somerset College and is employed by Robert Brian Lanigan and the Misses W. Lee Associates, Highbridge Carole and Marianne Keogh, Mr. and Mn. Wittenberg went to St. sister of the bridegroom. Faherty-Sturrosk MR. AND MRS. WII.I.I AM WITTENBERG Maarten for their wedding trip. Paul T. Keogh was best man for his brother. The bride, an account su- FORT WASHINGTON, Pa. - Mr and Mrs Ian Papapietro-May pervisor with the United Way Sturrock of Fort Washington, announce the en- of Tri-State, was graduated gagement of their daughter, Miss Pamela Ann FORT MONMOUTH Kichel Beth May, Joseph George i'apapietro, Neptune City, son from the Convent of the Sa- Sturrock, to John L. Faherty III, son of Mr and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. May, 6 of Mr. and Mn. Nicholas Papapletro Sr. of cred Heart, Greenwich, Mrs. John L. Faherty Jr., 178 South Lake Drive, Hartshorne Place, Middletown, was married Maspeth, N. Y. Conn., and Wheaton College, Middletown, N.J. A September wedding is planned. May 25 in the Main Post Chapel, to Major The Rev. Malachy J. Higgiston, Army Norton, Mass., having stud' Miss Sturrock, a graduate of Germantown chaplain, celebrated the nuptial Mass and ied in Vienna for her junior (Pa.) Academy, will be graduated from the Univer- there was a reception in Gibbs Hall, year. She was presented in sity of South Carolina at Columbia in August. Patience R. Bennett and Nancy Lynn May 1975 at the New York In Mr. Faherty, a graduate of Christian Brothers were the bride's honor attendants. Jennifer firmary Debutante Cotillion Academy, Lincroft, N.J,, is attending Monmouth Ann Perry was flower girl and ring bearer and Christmas Ball. Her College, West Long Branch, and formerly attended was Vincent Amedeo Perry. father is senior staff advisor the University of South Carolina. He is employed as Captain Stephen C. Herrington was best with Euon Co., here. a United States marketing representative for Ser- Pamela Sturrock man and the usher was Nicolas Papapietro Mr. Keogh, an alumnus of ries DeBroad of Lyons, France. Jr. The bride is a graduate of Middletown Township High School and Brookdale Com- Kina heads MR.ANDMRS.MICHAELPIZNAK munity College, Lincroft. She is employed by the Department of the Army here. woman's club Hogan-Larson Maj. Papapietro, a V. S. Army aviator Piznak-Laskowski assigned to Fort Monmouth, is an alumnus of Kit KKIIOL1) -Mrs . Brooklyn Technical High School and Auburn George King was installed MIDDLETOWN - Mr and Mrs Morgan F University. president of the Woman's HOLMDEL—Linda Ann Laskowski, Larson Jr., 33 Kingfisher Drive, announce the After a wedding trip to San Francisco and Club of Matawan in a cere- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony B. engagement of their daughter, Miss Karen Joan Hawaii, the couple will reside in Heidelberg, mony held here in the Ameri- Laskowski, 24 W. Jack St., Hazlet, was mar- Larson, to John Patrick Hogan, son of Mr. and Mn. MAJ. AND MRS. JOSEPH PAPAPIETRO Germany can Hotel. ried to Michael Stephen I'iznak. son of Mr. Paul Hogan, Winchester, Mass. A June 81 wedding and Mrs. John Piznak of Staten Island, NY. is planned. on May 24 in St. Benedict Roman Catholic Miss Larson, a graduate of Middletown High ANN LANDERS Church here. School South, is a student at the University of New The Rev. Germain Fritz celebrated the Hampshire, Class of May '81. Mr. Hogan, an alum- nuptial Mass. The reception was in Lakeside nus of Winchester High School, is in the same Manor in Hazlet. Karen Larson graduating class at the university. Maid of honor was Kathleen Laskowski. Caroline Robertson, Susan Orlowski, and Discrimination demands Tom Ann Laskowski were bridesmaids. Flower girl was Heather Bellach Scaduto-Brophy John Piznak was best man. Ushers were SPRING LAKE — Announcement is made by Dear Asa I .under i In our against at one lime or anoth- ferent color. to get people to leave a funer- Ted Plevretes, Joseph McCarthy and Steven Mr. and Mrs. William J. Brophy, 401 Third Ave., of county (I live la Atlanta, Ga.) er. Many homosexuals (both al home so the bereaved fam- Trush. • . Ike homosexuals are demand- the engagement of their daughter. Miss Eileen Any person who has been male and female) keep this ily can get some rest? — The bride, a graduate of Kantan High lag that more of their kind be Brophy, to Philip Scaduto, son of Mr. and Mrs. treated for aa emotional Ill- aspect of their lives so well Smllhlowa Complaint School, attended Douglass College. She is the appointed to county govern- Louis Scaduto, 24 Hillandale Drive, Middletown. An ness Is discriminated against concealed I'll bet many coun- manager of Municipal Securities Evaluation ment boards. They say they Dear Complaint: Too April wedding is planned. by employen and insurance ty boards already have a few Service in New York. are being discriminated companlei. What nerve to de- - and No one Is any the wiser. often people react when they The bride-to-be is an alumna of St. Rose High agalast. If this Isa'l crasy mand an appointment on the Dear Ann Landers; I Just should act. Your letter is an Mr. Piznak is a graduate of Monsignor School, Belmar, and Brookdale Community Col- logic, I will eat this news- grounds of sexual prefer- read the letter signed. excellent example. You Bonner High School, Drexel Hill, Pa. He also lege, Lincroft, where she majored in computer ence! Sip me — Peach Tree "Burned Up" In regard to should have slipped out at 9 attended Richmond College in Staten Island, science. By the same reasoning, Gone Haywire funerals. There are two sides p.m. and taken your father and is employed as a senior accountant at Mr. Scaduto, an alumnus of Mater Dei High the county board should also Dear Haywire: I Had II to every story. Here's mine. with you. I'm sure the Lehman Brothers Kuhn Loeb, New York. He School, New Monmouth, received a BS degree from appoint divorced women, un- difficult to believe that any- "mourners" would not have is an Army veteran. Salem (W. Va.) College. He is with Foodtown, Inc., married mothen, short men, one would stand up and say, My mom died recently. I minded at all. They would Mr. and Mrs. Piznak reside in Keyport. in management. Eileen Brophy job-seekers over M, ilut- "Appoint me because I am a was In charge of the funeral have continued to visit, and teren, women who have bad homosexual." Such a person arrangements. Dad and I de- your absence would have cided to have visitation from abortions, people who lisp, might say, "It is unfair to gone unnoticed. bald-headed males and mea- discriminate agalast me be- 7 until t p.m., even though the Bedmnsier Be'heiey Height*. Bernardsvilie Black *vooO Bn<> Town Camoen Carte'ei Cherry Hill CranfofcJ East Q, .lal defectives — all of whom cause I am a homosexual" — funeral home Is open from 7 Dear Ana Landen: You're have been discriminated bat Ibis is a hone of a dlf until lt p.m. That extra hour getting addled la your old was just too much for Dad. age. Why didn't you advise the high school kid who made People began to arrive • % breakfast for his folki to tell promptly at 7 o'clock. Whea f 9 Facial paralysis p.m. rolled around, the place them to stop bickering or was crowded — but no one make their own? Most kids Continued from page U My married daughter has wanted to leave. They were nave to be dragged oat of bed facial nerve deep within the two children. She has started enjoying themselves with and get waited on. The boy canal through which it runs in to get massages every day to family and friends they sounds like a Jewel. You the mastoid bone. keep her weight down. She Is hadn't seen in a while, and it goofed, Annie. 'Fess up' — I am sure that by now you quite overweight. Will was more like a party than a Hattlesnnrg have exhausted all these massages really help her to wake. forms of treatment. Vet, all lose weight? - Mn. T.O.. At 9:50 p.m. Dad became Dear Hattie: Parents who may not be lost. There still Maine. upset. He came over to me drink and fight would think are a number of delicate sur- Dear Mrs O: and said, "Why don't these nothing of giving the kid a fat gical procedures which may folks go home? I am ex- lip if be followed your advice. help to restore your facial One must not delude hausted." I think he's doing Just fine. , symmetry and the motion of oneself into believing that The next night I asked the He doesn't need any sugges- . the muscles of your face. massage is a way of avoiding man In charge of the tions — just applause. And In a complicated way, an- counting calories. It is a mis- mortuary to come la and an- that's what I gave him. other nerve — this one in the conception to believe that ex- nounce at I o'clock that visit- • neck — is hooked up to the cess poundage can just be ing hours were over. He did, CONFIDENTIAL to i paralyzed facial nerve. This rubbed off. Massage may but some people still hung Eager to Know: (a) Yes. (b) nerve (the hypoglossal) and help in toning the muscles around for another 31 NO. (c) Yes. (d) None of your some other nearby nerves and also in giving one a sense minutes. Is there a polite way. business. • have been used successfully of relaxation and well-being. for facial reanimatlon. I But overweight is controlled would most certainly seek a by what you eat, not by what consultation, through your you rub. doctor, with a neurosurgeon Dr. Coleman welcomes ' to find out if you are a can- questions from readers. Carl A. Quaglia, didate for this type of Please write to him in care of R.P. surgery. this newspaper. CHOOSING A PHARMACY Health is not only REQUIRES THOUGHT There's nothing like a June wedding, to the Feeling Well! saying goes. If yoa are a Jane bride (or evea a May (ride) or any kind of bride and just setting ap housekeeping, we know you are In the middle of loads of Important decisions. 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C. 759 Broad Street 747-4M2 Shrewsbury % Ph*p«Duig Pemi Amooy Pvvpptn, North Newark Nonh Efc/»Betn Me* Province Momsiow Mooresiown Memo Pa<* 14 SHREWSBURY, N. J. MONDAY. JUNE 23,1960 A Political Bestiary Italian train ride is an adventure An Economic Indicator MILAN. Italy - Maybe it crossing attendant. the time of the Black Death. was the Italian orange bran- "Salute!" echoed the Shouting "salute" — good A weekly piece i dy, but there was mnetaing brakeman further down the health - Jolts the victim EageM J. McCarthy faintly Shakespearean about HUGH track. "Salute" shouted out back from the brink. Gon- EUBstrkk. lUtmraud ky Jeff MacNelly. Ik* two gentlemen who got on the engineer from his cabin. doliers on the Grand Canal Economic Indicators are much like the the train at Verona A litany of Salutes " re- skip a stroke to hollar a groundhog in function, excepting that they One was selling coffee MULLIGAN sounded from inside and out- "salute" at a sneezer. forecast economic trends and conditions from a large stainless steel side the halted train. As we threaded our way rather than weather Also, Economic In- urn strapped to his back like through the foothill* of the dicators appear to prophesy on the first of a knapsack. He wore a In Italy, nothing draws more attention or consolation Alps, with the sun slanting every month, whereas groundtabgVappear jacket-like apron, resembling lower through the tall Lom- only once a year, on February 1 an Elizabethan doublet, and than a sneeze. A customer could choke to bardy poplars, the train The Indicators are wards of the F< sang a falsetto song that the passport control officer where near the Swiss border, al Government. They are carefully death on a fishbone at an out- rumbled through many long sounded strangely like: made an appearance, fol- cycles across the tracks and pitch-black tunnels that left guarded by the Joint Economic Committee door restaurant and be ig- "Who is Sylvia? What is lowed by a traveling banker under the gates, but he us in complete darkness ol the House and of the Senate, which in Indices she?" who changed money from a seemed to become annoyed nored by everyone around When it was night, of tum is helped in iU care and feeding of the As the first day of the month ap- It must have been the large schoolbag like those when a chorus of impatient him, including the waiters, Indicators by the President's Council of proaches, the economic augurs, auspices, brandy carried by the bookies at motorists resorted to their who since the days of Pom- course, the lights in the car came on. The conductor, Economic Advisors. They are maintained and haruspkes gather to watch for the The other gentleman was Ascot. horns. He turned the radio up, peii have been impervious to much as were the sacred birds of the wherever he was hiding, Indicators to appear. Among the famous selling watches. His arm, in I also recall a peddler as if In retaliation and folded anything not happening at temple in ancient Greece, insulated from augurs, auspices, and harusplces are his arms haughtily, like probably consulted a sched- fact, was covered with them pushing a cart piled high with their tables. But a sneeze will corrupting outside forces. Walter Heller, Milton Friedman, and Paul from wrist to elbow. liter-sized bottles of chiantl Horatio at the bridge stop traffic and bring a fer- ule and threw the switch at 7 the pre-ordained track In all there are about 45 Indicators Samuelson "Buy watch " he asked, in straw baskets called vent "salute" from everyone Mussolini may have made milestone. Traveling in Italy, housed ln the official compound. Twenty of Because some Indicators are treach- sliding up his sleeve to dis- fiascos and, out on several within earshot. Every Italian the trains run on time, but one should always expect the these are Major Indicators; the others are erous and uncertain, and because some of play his wares and gazing platforms, vendors who re- knows from ancient legend Minor Indicators or Supplemental In- them may not have fully digested their tailed hot lunches — steam- postwar Italy has renounced regularly scheduled unei- sadly around the compart- and his grandmother's store dicators Among the Supplemental In- statistics or eaten their trends, expert ment for customers and ing macaroni and hotsuch fascist pretensions. pected. Where else can you of oral wisdom that a sneeze dicators Is the Deflator Indicator. analysis and interpretation are required. furtively over his shoulder sausages — through the train A sneeze from an elderly park your car illegally by tip- brings a person to the brink of In their underground burrows the In- Moreover, because many Indicators are for the authorities. windows. But no conductor fanner taking In the scene ping the authorized (by death. Life is almost snuffed dicators feed on root statistics and volumi- sensitive to weather, refusing in some The hairy arm carried a and no dining car. over the fence of a nearby himself) illegal parking at- out between the "an." and nous reports. They also eat developing cases to come out in the cold, Interpreta- dazzling array of men's That is what makes trav- cow pasture restored every- tendant, who proudly bears trends. Indicators regularly give birth to tions must be seasonally adjusted. watches, but there was also a eling on Italian trains so in- one's good humor. the "choo" — or so they have the name of his illicit occupa- ladies department concealed teresting An unending pan- "Salute!" cried the grade been telling eack other since tion on his cap. in a rather soiled hand- orama of humanity passes in- kerchief in his inner coat side and outside the carriage. pocket. These he revealed to Just outside Milan, the select prospects, like the train — the so-called Paris elegantly coiffed contessa Express — stopped for a long type across the aisle. time at a grade crossing. ••Quartz, very good, Traffic could be seen piling cheaper than Switzerland," up for more than a mile in he testified in a voice as both directions across that pleading as the soulful eyes flat landscape The crossing that suddenly registered pan- attendant went inside his lit- ic at the approach of two men tle shack and emerged with in uniform. They were only an arm chair, which he tilted soldiers, going home on leave back against the drop-gate sail for or back to their bases, both a and then proceeded to peel an little drunk, but the merchant apple with such surgical pre- of Verona cut short his spiel cision that the skin unwound and was gone before any of in a great unbroken cor- our fellow passengers looked kscrew curl up from their newspapers We figured it would be an Both soldiers wore the even longer wait when his broad brimmed five gallon wife brought out a large hats topped with long ostrich portable radio and placed it feathers that identified the at his slippered feet. crack mountain troops. These "If he takes off his cap, they doffed with a lurching, we shall be here all night," Free Gifts! reverend flourish, punctuated said the Contessa She in- by a partially suppressed hic- formed us that in Italy, the cup, at a group of elderly grade crossing attendants nuns returning from a fruit- always lower the gates when less search for the dining car a train is scheduled to pass, The car was supposed to have regardless of how late it is Choose any one of these gifts FREE been attached at Venice, but The telltale sign of a train like the conductor or whoever actually arriving is when he it was who was supposed to (or sometimes she) puts on >^s when you deposit $5,000 or more A take the tickets, it never did the uniform cap. turn up. I don't know if she had in a Certificate or Savings Account! The sandwich man came made up the story to practice by, then the newspaper ven- her English on the tourists, dor and the candy butcher At but the man never did re- Brescia, a jolly little old lady move his cap. The official selling fresh strawberries paid no attention when sever- and a rather ripe cheese al impatient citizens dragged hopped on and off, and some- their motorscooters and bi- tlllllllllHtllHIHMMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIMIIIMIUMIIMtlHMtmilllllllllllllltlHHMIIHIUHH County Births IIHIIIIIftlllllllimHIIIIHHIIHIMHmillHMHMtlllllllMMIiHIIIIIIMHMUMIMmimMIH MONMOUTH MEDICAL RIVERVIEW CENTER Red Bank Long Branch Mr and Mrs Ismaelito Mr and Mrs Anthony Lopez (Peggy Massey), 209 Mammano iBarbara Hart). 8 Dock St., Union Beach, son, Wychwood Rd . Middletown. June 19 daughter. June 14 Mr arid Mrs Michael Mr and Mrs Henry A Karon (Robin Williams), 35 Roach 'Nora Mae Thorne Place, West Nickerson). 25 Applegate St., Keansburg. daughter, June Red Bank. son. 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SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, JUNE 23 1980 The Daily Register 15 'Honeymoon Quartet9 provides laughs, reflection too married couples — who wind up sharing ByBILLZAPCIC Directed by Van Zandt (who •till prefers Timothy grows Into a man right on the Reed and Gibson, due to the nature of their the most important night of their lives togeth- TINTON FALLS - Make ft Wor-1 for the "Billy" as his stage name) and itenW the stage, Elizabeth learns about trust, Frankie parts, at times are bigger on stage than the er... well, not ALL of their lives together tMmo»VanZandtandMilmore authors, Kathy Reed, Rusi Gibson and Drew learns to respect women and Wanda learns to two youngsters William Van Zandt and Jan* Milmore, two And If it approximates the electronic medi- Hollywood, "Honeymoon Quartet" takes respect herself. But Van Zandt's innate ability for comir Monmouth County naUvct who have trans- um, "Honeymoon Qusrtet" nonetheless ex- enough familiar elements from television and Herman the bellboy, played by Hollywood, motion and Milmore's strength in quiet as planted their roou to Southern California, fol- ceeds it in depth of character and strength of blends them with enough of the legitimate learns when and when not to look fora Up. sertiveness complement the flashy, fleshy lowed list yeari successful debut of "Lov«. performance. theater to make the audience comfortable, but Every medium Is used to bring laughter — "style" of their counterparts Sei and the IRS." with a smashing opening at not complacent. Two young marrieds from Pennsylvania particularly the audience's imagination. The Hollywood is living proof that capitalism is the Dam Site here Friday night. check Into a posh New York hotel to fill their The script does, unfortunately, dip into young authors are able to take advantage ol not dead in America "Honeymoon Quartet," a light comedy the weekend with bliss, only to have It filled with situation comedy style at times; predictable the fact that, given the right opportunity and FOOTLIGHTS — The show runs Wednes- pair spent the last two months writing, "boun- strangers. Timothy Taylor and wife Elizabeth situations s la "I Love Lucy" pop up on the proper double entendre, an audience will day, Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings cing it off each other," so they said, inspire! (Van Zandt and Milmore) meet Frankle and occasion, but they are fleeting and, to children always think dirty. Dinner is 7 p m curtain is 8 30 laughter scant seconds into the first act and ol the tube, comforting. Wanda (Gibson and Reed), an older and more It works. Set and lighting design by Russell generates guffaws until the final curtain. experienced couple from North Jersey. A scuf- This Is not intended to be a serious piece of Notable in the script is the authors' "ear" Schiavone takes the limits of The Dam Site's fle over accommodations ensues, and through And yet, there Is a sensitivity to the sub- literature, nor is it merely a skein of laughs, for dialects and expressions. They capture the small accommodations and utilizes them well a twist of fate no one it where — or with whom jects of marital fidelity and trust underlying even though it has enough one-liners to keep an Nawth Juhsey sound and word fracturing per- Although more elaborate sets have been ex -he should be. the laughs. The authors are a pair of young orchestra of rim-shot artists busy. "Honey- fectly; kudos go to Reed and Gibson lor their ecuted by Rio-Lyn Brass Corp . which also faces in front of wise old heads moon Quartet" Is the story of four people — What a way to start a marriage or two. strength In bringing the words to life In fact. built this, the space is well-used chiardi. stymies Ihe audience movies on T V to chogrtn hsr volved m an incident and n 2 30 fj MOVIE IDHAMAI" I 5 OMc/NIA All Start with his hypnotic skills and cd sis*, now s distinguished blackmailed by an onlooker (? Take This Woman 1940 believable lantasiesl ,iitiii",'. n (105 mins ) hts ) * QOLdHEOAL 6AWES HBO TENNIS Wimbledon © MOVIE (DRAMA I "~t Mv. 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CALL 747 1900 51 Help Wanted 11 Help Wanted SI H«lp Wanted l*;4 CHk VMOL t I HE LAIR — PHObNIX BHUKtHAOt — tMu«ni naw car ttril taW taki PARK CMtVHOLbi alet'Least no Service-Parts moui tor low cost auto insurance HOUSEKEEPER LIVE IN — Flvs • <-«ll »;i uiit. 4Mar 1 batv payment plan immadiala i O DELI PERSON - Experience nee RELIABLE COUPLE WANTED — TEACHER OPENING — Up Mr Rt. M in uu N essary. full-time, Tues thru Sal To help take care of Leonardo Mole! grade, toclal ttudlei and tclence day week Two In family. Rate AMI MATADOR lV'J — Auiometi cards, r-ee Quote bv pnone Cv ences Reply lo Ban mi. Oall HINb UbLl IMlVNOLtT tOP. (.Ill 2M 30*7 hallway Sun Sts-litt. Apartment end utilities plus salary IS THERE A FORMULA leacher for Catholic Elementary Register, Shrewsbury, N.J., 07701 oower .tttfiivg. air, OOXXJ lire, and ION Mate Hwv. as, Lai Call for appointment. 1*1 7477 or tchool In Mlddlatown area Send 014.H., runt tin*, firm »W JU4-M1 PHOfcNIX WHOKfeNAGb — *•*DENTAL ASSISTANT — Encel.en »le|17 FOR SUCCESS?? mw lo Bos B-33S, The Dally akMiaj salary for responsible, experienced THREE DAYS — Two hours pe mout tor low cost auto insurance Itter, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07T01 day Start ma off and light house ssss-a?? AMC AMBAltMOOR Tf73 — POW1 HL VMOU TM blAMM 1972 —basv payment plan, immediate i u person wllh skills, initiative end de RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST THE ANSWER IS YES! il(F«ring DrjKrv. dtclni «inc*ja«* •• to edvence in the field gf dent* Insurance background helpful. Typ- TEACHERS — Music. Chemlitry, keeping. After ) p.m.. Ml-SI's. A tft-oeit fast car, »1.000 I/I 112* AM/FM aightlracN tlarae wllft cards rrae quote bv pnsne Lvcie T •ewer Matter, eaceoent t«a, t.au H4 aWi • • ••— — assisting t>e per ton wt ert seek \mt ing, tiling end lelaonone Hours, t-4 Through ooem and racattlon yean, Math and Guidance founielor Gradat • I? Private Khool Call AN I igut 1«S4 bU K «. KOAO ttij 739 IO3t shoud be career minded and eniov To tlSO. our formula hat worked The eern 54 Situations Wanted working In a (ait paced environ ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Ingt below ara typical, but not an 747-1774, Mon. Frl , 1-12 noon MAb 11 H bnainainaacaltanirun Certification preferred mng condition Mutt taa ca PLYMOUTH SATfcLLtTfc 19/1 10 Wanted Automotlvt men. Send qualifications to I X Thomas 747 M«4 Shrewsbury (tPllonal Ootent and doieni of our Female l**Jwn attar • WAOON — tiood running condttton, 5JM. Daily Heglster, Shrewsbury people In tales win edvencemofii must tail Uii 121-1991. N.J., 07701, for confidential In- REAL ESTATE SALES and income of IJVOOO to 140.000 You TELLERS ALL JUNK — Wracked and un CAREER OPPORTUNITY can qualify Chech Full and port lime taller trainees for bMVv tan vt'i - 'our iptad Eilebllshed egencv with JO years v—r round employment Various lo runt but naatfi mora worn Bod HON HAL MHtbINU 1«/1 — AulO wanted can and trucks, tiauajnt POSITION DESIRED — Long term SI DENTAL ASSISTANT — E>experience has for a limited time, cat torn. general housekeeper, orgenlier oood, asRina ki?oo Lai) /4i-«jr- matic power itaenng/brakai, air. call *tt MIL Hill. •Good caro M.0W miles. atmng»2XK> Call attar peflenced Part time. II hours, one two eitecutlv* sales opening. Mem- ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY companion tor children. Will live on ALL JUNK CARS — And trucki eve and Sal Alsotull-tlmo. Wl-tSSO ber MLS and RELO Referrals. In- -High School graduate or better K Thomas 747 UU Shrewsbury premises If conditions are suitable ' VUK.K SKYLARK Iff* — V-*. a P.m., 747-3MH. •Sports minded o*rd rrsnamitiion, good condition wanted TOP dollar, free 24 now centives, bonuses, radios, training Reliable, references Call 3K-«32t HONIIAC iv/o — woan wilh air. PICkuP »9M449 or 727-1SII. DENTAL ASSISTANT — ChalnMs Call for confidential Interview. AP- .Ambition*, looking for a caroor TENNIS PRO — Wanted for Mid- »/OU0 Inquin al *} "MKliri ||., I eiceilenl condition. U» Must sell t salary, experienced, Xray PLEBROOK AGENCY INC, Jake "not Jutl work" dlelown swim club. Call for epeolnl ttanH. or call /4t-«*Ji atlar • p •714*47 Hfi.Hibl HMKtb PAID - ..MO. Resume, Box s*0. I Lefferts. »7t IJOO ment, 471 5/57 or MIH24 SI Help Wanted . «U(1.K LbbABHb — 1»«. tantf • or junk cars and scrap Branch, N.J 077O0. CONSIDER THESE FACTS: HUMbLMt 914 1974 — II, tiva- S42 22» REAL ESTATE MANAGER - Well v a. oowtr itaenns, oowar brakat DENTAL ASSISTANT — With or TOO YOUNG •ii, AM.1M ittrao utratn. man tpeed, 35 mpg Low milat. Oood 1 established location. Take complete We're ovor a hall century old or (ondilion WM».'t»tl o«'«r M4 9OI» thodonllc. experience, aNcollan charoe of operation. Groat op- ganliatlon with annual Income near FOR AIRLINES? agtru 24.000 miln WOO 71/ «l JUNK LAKSwVANItU salary and benefits Strict con mediate openings for savaral Ned bank portunity tor right parson. Reply a Quarter billion dollars per year mmHa« " ttUit K CfcNIURY - 1«/», mid 111 HAMbLbH 19H - Two-door, |||> ftdence. call 747.1109 between e-r with full resume All Inquiries con- Wo are top-rated In our Industry. sharp guvs and gals free to travel \wmmm waeon. aulomatic. powar ttaai cylinder, 44,000 miles, radio, neater, IOP DOLLAR Mon. through prl. fldentlal Box 2 135. The Dally Reg entire U.S. with unique voung busl very oood condition 74t-is;v Ister. Shrewsbury. N J. 07701. ness group You must be It or over, • rib Drakes 4ir conditioning, powa r-UR UbfcD CARs EARN — \*Vi per month and still You will be guaranteed) two wootts minnow. AM-hM ittrao. good con LIHPIN MUIUH (.AR CO, INC. training. Immediate high earnings single, well Broomed and able to loam. N.J. Male Sleady til HIT I bNMUUib home with your children. Call for •IMII'IION ST - Part-time, start now. No experience necessary. LINCOLN MERCURY, i.u Ht 35 bvravilla, N.J. 727 13d to start. Proven tales method to Y«ar employment, salary neao eppolntment. 244 till tome light typing, ca 1 lor appoint business people and professional!, Two week training program. Hotels WO Hwv Ji 77J IKK) Ocean Twp and transportation furnished For • HUtCK SKYLARK (.ONVtHUBLt TOM DOLLAR PAIO ELECTRONICS/RADIO nan! to fill a .it application LittK butinets hours. Most of your day l«v •— in,, itkt naw. rum grtat r-or iunk cart immediate Ptckuc nler view Contact Ton! Heir grove at Me. 74V5180. HUibfcLL ULUiMOBIlfc LEARN ON OUR STATE OF THE •iiver Tennis A Fltnttt In it MuU want tailing, not prospecting n * **** f4l1t*>' batort 4 p.m. CADILLAL CO. can m-uoo or 212uto ART EQUIPMENT. Good pay and .41-0200 l» TOOO. Mon thru Wad. It AM. to i I P.M. Cell Larry Ambroee Newman Spnnai RdJt a d741-O910 SIMM bonus when you complete RELIABLE PERSON — To work on You can advance fatter In ui HUIIH LCbAbHb — Iff LTO. twe- bank WANIKUJUNK CARS course. High School graduates. Your commlttlon billed year bv 212-44^2112 ctaor, cruiwr, AM/f-M. air, w Call Frank, 74M4H amouiance/invalld coach. Will bo TV TECHNICIAN — F Ive dev week, tiacrang. power braksi, t«ctlltn SKYLARK — 1970, air conditioning, 17 Jl Call Mon Wad.. II required lo take training courtet or year, wa keep training you to move benefits. Norwood TV, Lone Brancft. ca>nc*iiion Atkmg 14jrs Cal Power stearins brahtt AM/f-M Wb NbtU UifcU CARS •I-MM1M. nave current certification Mutt not up, no limit on how latt or far you Call 22} an OP dollar paid MULLfcR CHfcV ba auocleted with any other medi- can proarott. •4t «M« tterao. good transportation. UK) or EXPERIENCED — Tandem dump TYPIST/CLERK best otter 7J9 tut I t i . Hwv. 14, Mat a wan truck driver tor heullno blacktop, cal tranteortatlon or emergenc y LUNVtHMHLt 1H« — tervlce organliatton. Coll Mon. thru Call for appointment. Men.-Wad. Good typist. An eve for detail Ll- HELP WANTED MUST BE EXPERIENCED Call from I JO a.m.-4 p.m. vary background helpful. . bjictnant condition Atkins Wtoo MbIN CAUILLAt 711 Se«7 between I! p.m. Prl., 10 4, 747-1401 Lou of mm eant can tor dttailt A^HUHY Avt , A&HUNY PARK Wfc BUY — UMd cars and Truckt United Medic Retcue ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY . NavKiiabia Can 741-1744 Scfiwartt ctir viler-Pi vmoutn HAIR STYLIST - To work In pleas Nad Bank F. GETZ 0 Thema* 747-34*4 Vtrgwabury MALE OR FEMALE Maida, Had Bank. /*/ «;•/ ant shop Must be experienced in 264-2400 * • Aim L AI count ui vn L t IH SIHAUU HUllKUPtL RESTAURANT MANAGER -Goal TYPIST — Experienced, medical Carriers wanted lor home delivery of dally roller sets Excellent salary plus Equal Opportunity Employer M/F dictation, busy doctor's off lea. pleas — Jt.tIO original milt., gooo c< NiNb ACHfc*ot New and used carl ommntton Hailet Mlddielown iflcetiont: Speak Chlneto. book - ''?"• ^'-W 2Tia3>t, attar S keeping, management experience ant surroundings, frlnee benefits newspapers In the following areas: Matawan, t n 2M-400Q Kevpon area 4«5-ftM. SECRETARY/PAYROLL CLERK competitive salary. Call rol-asto. LMtVHOLfcf VAN l*7SCUbTUM — (al leait tour veartl, plus managing. — Shorthand required. Eiparlgnca Srtj-CTlindar, 37 mpg new Urn, •• IHUNUbNUIHU IN/ — »2,0W HOSTESS/HOST — Apply In parson Chinete rattaurant at lean tli desirable 1) montht position. Ex- TYPIST Aberdeen, Cliffwood, and Laurence Harbour. miles, sood engine, Oodv and in- Shore Paint Inn, Hwv IS, Maiiet, 1-s montht Minimum taOO a month. cvtitnt condition UJ00 w; (Hi terior » irm MOO UM1J1 cellent benefits, salary negotiable Good typist Diversified duties, or 51 Htlp Wanted i.m. Time and a. half for overtime. Contact Business Office, Henry oenlied person M hour week Ta Good paying Dally and Sunday Register iMtvwiiiH — 1*73 Maiibu T« 49141II. Hudson Regional School, Highlands : HNtil itLtLilUN — Ot KEYPUNCH OPERATOR — E« Routes. door, lix cylinder, oood conduit and used cart in Monmouin Malt/Ftmalt SLPNS NURSE'S AIDE Phone 172-0900 ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Uood on gat Many sporty tniri County Over 100 air conditioned losltlon. medical and retirement (M/F) JO Thomas f«IM Shrewsbury MUSI tee '•/ kUIJ new cart in stock. McbLUlN ACCOUNT PAYABLE CLERK benefits Apply NORWOOD DIS- All Shiflt Available Call Ken UUICK-OPEL INC , Shrewsbury Banking experience helpful EL TRIBUTOR'S OFFICE. t» SECRETARIES YARD PERSON - And driver. ea> I A¥t.. Naw Shrewsbury. 741-*2OQ. celient benefits 3* hour weak. To way. Lone Branch nl-lSW •0 Monmouth SI perlenced In handling building mate-1] $135 «- 411-5744 Maier manufacturing company In rials Full time, full company bone IUP lHAUt ALLOWANCE — Stf- ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY LAWN TECHNICIAN — If you enlov Central N.J. requires secreUr(a« its Good starting pay. Contact Mr. perb service DOWNED PONTIAC. 20 Thomas 141 UU Sttrewsbury outdoor work, can relate to people, RN — Part-time davt. Call Mrs. with good ileno, statistical typing Cox, Marina Lumber, 44* JUS 583-1181 Crik VHULt I MALlUU lf/9 — AU »1 Lower Main St., Matawai have some mechanical ability and King, Wettwood Hall Hebrew Home. and/or purchasing background. The lom*tit air, power Steering/Brakes HI Illl A CLERICAL AND CUSTOMERS — can accept responsibility, quick ad- 223 5377 ideal candidate must have a min- good fondition, new tirtt A,mnt Service lob Is available al Univer- vancment is possible toV Qualified imum of two yean experience. Com- OHINU 197S — r-our-eioor. aute- sity Graphics, tor qualified Individ- people that want to learn. LAWN RN (M/F) — 14 every « petitive salary and benefits For 11.000 291 1011 natic. power ileering/Orakat. DOCTOR. Marlboro area. Mr. Col interview call Mrs Morot 34*4000, M.0O0 milai 1700 lt\iroi ual Must be detail oriented and cool CHkVHULkl NUVA — 1«M, go under pressure with a pleatlnfl tele • mm, HI 1700 Call 2e4-3Set Elt. 314. running condition Atking UVi 1 HIUMPN I9M— I R4A, 1UI1 patted Phone personality and typing ability LICENSED REAL ESTATE SECRETARY Call 1*4 1*3 inspection, ti/ou or oast otter. Ask Send resume to Customer Service, CLASSIFIED Good telephone rapport Accurate University Graphict. 11 Wett Avt., SALESPERSON — Active office. SECRETARY M/F — Full lime Ex- t MI vHui I I WINDOW VAN IWJtor Hockv, S42-4/21 or S44U70 after Call Paul PAUL P. MVA, INC..typltl Pertonable. Steno not noctt- cellertl typing and ttano required for o.m Atlantic Highland!. No phone call 711144 tary. To DeO - standard. n#w tirtt and brant* please groowinw g alcoholism facility. Oil t*00 or ottt ott«w call attar i p.m ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY •44* 1WIN bHIUOti MAI MANAGEMENT TRAINEE — Re- » Thome* 741 UU Shrewtbwry I. 3S. bAYMtVILLt. N.J. AIDES HOMEMAKER HOME cent graduate to work with Purchat- HEALTH AIDES - Full lima or SPEECH CORRECTIONS — Two •HIVKIIH | CAPHIlfc — Ifn ne Agent Will train In pricing and SECRETARY — For luxury condo tfavt par week for ifJMI Kl niim part-time and 24-hour duty. Ho ex nventorv control of small construc- Accurate typing, light ttano. book pewtr»i,*vo f• , • - » , • • ite is. gri'et oif I • — »* vear. Applicants postetalrtg proper twin Boro Motors inc. parlance noccottarv. Fro* training heeplrtg. »» flexible noon Send BUSINESS DIRECTORY door nardtop. auiofnalic, asiitns tion equipment. Must bo accurate certification are to apply to HlfllV Jl Newman Spring Rd. Ned Uank court* Earn hourly wooes plus with figures and hava good mechani- retume with taiary requlranwnlt to UOCJ tan «i0iiI AMC/JfcbP 1*1 • mileage Car and telephone nee ierkds Elementary School, Naveslnk cal apptltude Company benefit Manager, Eeitpolnte. 1 Scenic Or , Ava., Hlghlandt. N.J 07712- Phone: LMkVHULfcT VfeOA I»H — AMnnfl cattarv Call Family A Chiidren'i Call H4-O171. Highland, N.J. O77U. A DAILY GUIDE 1 USbO VULKSWAbEN — ENOINbS Service. 272-9100 or U2 »i« 173-147*. Deadline for applications tww t-our <-i,rMj»r 2I.MX) milM AND IRANSMISSIONS. UUARAN July 1, 19M. Mi<*m or n? nu _^ IbfcO. UTHkR USED PARTS AMWA Y — Get Ih* whot* Story Call MANAGER - Apply Shore Fishery. SECRETARY OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS Hwv IS. Cllttwood Call SUmo or Good typlii Steno preferred. Able to SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS — [tn WMIH t I NUVA if 1 — U.000 ALSO AVAiLAbLt CALL KENNY lor appointment. 717-1571 or 1*4 Slil IMtOLHJHt, 741-UOO. 10-3. '114X01 work under preuure. To SUV- Openings. 11 »m 7 a.m.. (three jniift, two door. •iom- BROOCDALS Station owner says •Mr* ew TruilMt * feroafcAMa CMMWAMv C«4(«fM wttl rKiiv* ••••M bMt .t ttw Pvrchmum D» Mrtswnt. HJ Ni«mm SfKMaw angered by gasohol sales Rood. Lincroti. MM JtriM M JULY LNN-MI P.M pravMltn* Itm*. at which urn* and »tat*. MM M«t wilt a« MMKIv ownM and r«*d coat 110,000 to W.OOO ••While Mobil does not produce or on thatattawina iM m By UUP WOU 1. POOD SERVICE EQUIP IPneaWitti He said be had been told earlier by market gasohol, " the ad said, "Mobil MONT a Mobil sales representative that be dtialersarefreetoobUinandsellit" >. STAINLESS STEEL HOOD Contract documents ma* aa •• WASHINGTON (AP) - A New could sell gasohol as long aa desig- A spokesman for the company in •minad and coewt oelainatf al tha Purchatma. Dtnar tmtnl of Jersey service station dealer says be nated the pump and tank he would use New York City said Friday he was ftrooktfal* Community CMItfi al 'ki had no reason to think that putting and bought a kit to disguise the regu- Nawman Spring. Road. Ltncroti. unable to provide an explanation or Ntw JKUI on or altar JUNE ll. gasohol in bis tank would nearly drive lar gasoline pump. comment on the SUrctx caae. bid Mcurittat in tha form of a him out of business. He said he If willing to buy a kit bid bond with adaouata wcurlty But Herb SUretz. who has run the but has been told none are available tharaon, or cariiltad chack in an Rep. Frank Thompson Jr.. D- amount taual to 10% of In* «mou/ii Main and Brook Mobil station la Three days after tht gasohol Trenton, indicted on bribery and con- of the bid, not to ixm 110.000 will ba raquirad Bids m«v not bt Passaic, N.J., for nearly four yean, shipment arrived, Staretz said the spiracy charges last week in the withdrawn within U d«v> afMr tha actual dav of ttw bid opaning says the decision apparently angered Mobil area manager and sales repre- Abacam investigation of political cor- Tha awntr rttarvai tha un Mobil officials who have Uken steps sentative visited his station and told ruption, has been told to appaar Mon- rtllriclad right to rtiacl *n »••»•• COMPARATIVE fTATIMINT Of OP1 RATIONS AND CHANOI IN PUND BALANCE Abscam 'hit list is charged CURRENT PUND RtntM and Otftar IKt4M RaaUnd Taar im Yaar n» inENTON (AP) - Defense at- fense strategies. troductions to particular politicians, es- Printed Pattern Pin Money Sewing! Fund BalaiHi Utilind IMMKOO MM 000 00 MiMiiiinrouk FiomOlrMr Thin torneys will try to get various Abscam "At times Investigative agencies pecially House Speaker Thomas P. Lp» al Propvrtv T(l Ltvift 1.172,711.11 1.0JI.534H c oll«< lion ol Ooltnqutnt indictments dismissed by filing formal and disreputable hirelings In their em- O'Neill, D-Mass. TattiaivJ Taa Titlt Lltm ltS.UJO.tfl ' 3«t^iS ts motions that a "hit list" determined ploy can act in ovenealous or illegal —There was a sharp contrast be- Coll* lion of Currant TuLnt OM.174J3 4.IU.M1 Jl inlarlundLoanlRalurnad 10.77 which politicians would be lured into ways,"Thompson said, accusing gov- tween the approach agents allegedly Total Income HJlMlsTil lS.74fJO4.2O the FBI's Abacam operation, according ernment agents of "manufacturing the used with Sen. Larry Presler, R-S.D , IiMMlbn to a published report. very situations they are now prose- Budget 6 ipandltiirai and what sources said was the "hard Mur.cipalPurpowi IWUUII Il.l71.44ao> The legal actions would place "the cuting," according to the newspaper sell" used on other visitors, such as Count, Ta«ei tS7.427 24 rao.il] 2) Local ami Regional School Ta«e> 1.1M.72S.14 Mt3.3R7 U burden on the government to explain report. U.S. Rep. Edward J. Patten, D-Perth A wrap in the right direction intertiind Loan. Made ' I4.U3 ft Amboy Other E.penditurei I la 4) l,«14»4 why (undercover agents) turned down The report said defense arguments lops oil slim straight pants this some politicians in advance and ran is summer use with style It's •total Eapandlturei ta.17t.I74 U SS.SM.171.t4 will Include charges that: In a joint statement, Webster and Lett Eipendiluroi lobe yours lor pin money when you after others," the newspaper account —Undercover agents told alleged Heymann said, "No public official was ••»••»> Future Taiei tB^St.W tlJOOOO said. pin and sew it yourself Send Tolal Adiinled E«pend.lur.i ta.llt.lts.ts IS,S«SJ71.14 middlemen in toe scheme to "get ad- in any way shielded from legitimate Printed Pattern 9077 Misses E«ce*s m Revenue UrO.JOl It O*4.434 04 The report, published yesterday in,, vance clearance" before bringing poli- inquiry." Sues 8. 10. 12. 14 16 18 Sin Fund Balance. January t 11IJS1.H il1A15.1t the Trenton Times, quoted unidentified ticians in for meetings at camera- The decision to halt the undercover 1? (bust 34) top pants 3 1/8 Subtotal t711.UJ.ll imj»l 14 sources. equipped sites. phase of the probe was based on "pro- yards 60 inch fabric Lett Utililationat Antlcmeled Revenue : W.Haao 27S j(. •i • • ! I • S3 sr- n Daddy says after he grew up his old back- w yard got littler. I can't see -I i ours shrinkin' any." ii NOMLftY.LAtffl I Your horoscope, birthday -IVERE-TlMEb MONDAY, JUNE 23 advice you know cannot be VIRGOIAug. 23-Sep1l 22) !AQUARIUSIJan. 20-Feb. well founded Working •AVE6*«TEt>AT Born today, you arc - If you take on more than 18) •- Hand-deliver materi- TWOTORTV-FrVE inclined lo be temperamen- against ynursell in this way. you can handle today, you als today If you trust to — WHAT'S tal and impulsive. Your will you periodically forfeit will suffer the pangs of public means of getting mes- THE DELAY?, (o achieve is often success. defeat Know your limits. sages across, you will be overwhelmed by your desire Also born on this date LIBRAISept. 23 Oct. 22) • disappointed for change and excitement, are: Jean Anoullh, French - Unless you are willing to PISCESIFeb. 19-March consequently, you often dramatist; Gioacchino live up to your reputation don't complete what you Rossini, Italian composer. 20) - I.nc.il attractions take for good and honest work, your time and money today begin At times you change To see what is in store for don't reveal it to strangers' course at the very moment you tomorrow, find your Keep close to home and SCORPIOIOct. 23-Nov. success is about to emerge birthday and read the corre- you II gain opportunity 21) - There are surprises in from your effort On the sponding paragraph Let ARIFSIMarch 21 April store today The wise Scor- other hand, when you are your birthday star be your 19) - An abundance of pio will take the bull by the I OONTKNOWSLTi^HADTO truly inspired, you work daily guide friends II worth more than a A|_EXAN06R I WANT MDU ! 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You re- irump. All pass, and you are WATtZYOU I'MGONGTD With ordinary eyes and P Cv3 17 Co 0J 2!fZ mevsHNeswiu AP member thai West didn't lead on lead with: • 10 9 7 GOOD AFTERNOON I'M 60IN6T0BEV0VR WE ALSO HAVE A NICE I'LL BE BACK IN \ MYNAMEISLUCY RI6HT-FIELPER... OUR POBBLEP 6R0UNP BALL A MOMENT TO SPECIAL TOPAY 15 A AND AN EXCELLENT LATE i TAKE YOUR ORPER / MI5JUP6EP FW-BALL THROW TO THE INFlELR.. Hie Phantom Beetle Bailee GOT IT OUT OP- THIS WELL, WHAT DO VOU NEW RECIPE BOOK DO VOUTMlNKf THINK IT WILL HELP'? OUR BEPROOM. THE ROPE PEOPLE COPIEP THE SKULL CAVE HERE.,. THEY ftAIP.SOWE'P THE ROPE FEEL AT HOWE. PEOPLE THOUGHT Of EVERYTHING.' 20 TheDaaVyRegfcter SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, JUNE 23, wo 9 Major League box scores 'Forgotten calico crab bait provides large bass catches ._m»ct Illl wetchoc III! Oorvov la 1111 , «—HH M aa aTse Caliee crabs, whick were a favorite bail with Bace teller Sokor II 1111 -*"" A highlight of the foarth al New York Ovlk Illl b , striped bass earl flshsniisa (or a I OThna H 4 I I I "* ir FesUval will be the intro*Kttua at Ike Yooaor c I 1 I I • before Uve liniBf berriag and moi Harbor Komi PP. Illl 4111 , first ttaouffet of, accounted for some oatstaadiag River Canoe Cap Race, i Illl GottiBaap * ;;;•« Illl i • — o.o.. - MI • • • cstcsos over taW WAckcoo. • j:: JbBMm III I Shop {{••'"SSZmmtmillmLmJml The calico action really started on Friday HENRY part in this first ever water i 1 Illl Wli limp III! will be viewed by part of more than two i TMnia pn 1 I I *I Canton p 4111 lylapn till when Lorraine Gota of Loaf Branch caufht a H- Caillllo p I I 11 Tom Mill Total Mill pound itriper on a calico and went ioto the lead in spectators who •—illy ftock to NOT York City v i it • TOW a> i it • *> oil Mo- 4 for the Harbor Festival events M a* tev-t SB) Ml Ho- I "I'I'I"! **-'-»-«> the Long Branch Pishing Club contest The fish SCHAEFER •a m as— 4 E-OEvam. jcKmaH IOH, Df-nn 11 • • vw».» 411 • was walghad by Joe LaPrasU at Stevens bait and The race will take piece Friday afWraoM, LOS—Now Yort 4. Loa BW» ao^"^ .1— July 4, starting at Columbia University'! Baker jp EMaodoM. L.p.1 I,Scnmmt. Clark IB—LSmltk. I Bill. »f> fSSl 2 Sill iSSSi" i • S • tackle shop in West End. Joe Grande of Lonf Gu.rr.ro IS—JMorono. SHef» -Lmiraskl C»OftJP.«l Plaid Boat House at approximately I p.m. The •troop.. HM—cwattilnoton I (1) »S— Siit.r CWoaMnoton $P—Flrnn, lakar IP H a aa aa as route will take the canoeists west on the Harlem » 1111 store Saturday. River to the Hudson River and then south on the *.!!{ Frank SUvola and Urry Policastro of Mid- Hudson to the finish uaest Pier Mat 44th Street "4iii dletown reported they used calico crabs to catch BosU which has been owned by Jack and Nancy *wi 1 w W W I W » - * Aa uprooted huge oak tree which has fallen TO*. «• • 11 three bif and two medium stripers in Uw Sandy Ferguson for the past couple of seasons. "It's •(•—Cartlm SHU. 1-1:14. A-17.IH V directly acmes the river below Allaire State Park an S J!t:" Hook surf on Saturday. At Julian's Sport Shop In much too pretty to be called a boat yard," said aim Nancy, yesterday. - has made things inore interesting for canoeists on 1 Mlllor cl lilt M a aa ease Atlantic Highlands the baas weighed »*,M*,», 1 She reported 19 rental boats out yesterday and fli4j Manattittan 1 Clark cf 1 I I I .10 and 10 pounds. 10 1 Lanslrd Ik I I 1 I taid fishing for weaki, blue* and fluke has turned I watched one couple engineer their aluminum Bolk—GolU T—I: II A-4l.nl. Canw * Illl . ill] 4~ 1 • Charles Hale of Edison caught a MK-pound Thpsn It 4 111 good and the same for crabbing. canoe over the obstacle on Saturday aftemooa but OAKLAND NSW YOUK «'" ' • • • n!S!!!T!Ti iM i i i striper on s Rebel plug at North Beach and BUI akraM o»r.kl«"«» •••• 1H ! • , Pattberg of North Haledon caught a It-pound Long Branch Pier reported fine fishing both I couldn't bear to wait and see how another Hondrin II t 0 I 0 Bro»n cf 4 111 S'Slfn ilia 'tii^T" foursome in a canvas Job made it. It appeared to Murphy cf 4 0 11 striper on s mossbunker st Sandy Hook. for fluke and black!ish on a dead calm ocean HOOIti a* 9 110 Llfaovr If I I 0 I "•"•"II J * « MILWAIHIBa ""*"cUTrboi Bob Serokolet of Middletown caught a »W- yesterday. The water temperature was 80 Nowmn Ib 4 111 •d-tftoko. Hi 1 A t A Klrrtna Bel 1 w v V aim Armai rf 4 111 if nil •>•* * w T w —^ . t 41. I ft. nit MW * IIII pound striper snd John Hays of Middletown a degree!, just about perfect. The lady wanted to know how far It waa to Brice KlUtil Ik 4 0 10 RUcksn rt 4 I 0 I *.«!'*'* c } • ' ' (Ulan c 4 0 10 Sponcar 1b 4 110 SI"*™? ! i 5 4 111 ",',', KVt-pound striper, both on bunkers in the Sandy It mi a big weekend for shark fishing and Part and when I told her she had a long ride still li ni 4111 Guarr.r tl 4 0 10 Sdrhlm « illl J.*<" «• ' J ' • I OOeylsa* 1 III Todd CoUbelU at Hoffman's Anchorage, Bridle, ahead looked most unhappy. McKay » 1110 Cirona c 4 111 Cllburfl c III I < J J Hook tide rip yesterday. Ted Menhire of Highland Tatal 17 III4 Oovla la 1110 DP-loatonl LOI-ColHornia 14. koa- OoJlulo K 4111 11 Park caught two eight-pound stripers and two reported six makos brought in there Saturday. Only the son working the bow paddle appeared Sharrlll Ib 4 110 olor. IB— laic am rt 11 11 Makos of ISO and 9S pounds were taken on the to bo having a good time. Tatol MIWI ID is— Thomoicf 4 111 , i ,, four-pound bluefish at Sandy Hook yesterday OonkvrB) 1111 < | { George Chandler of Fair Haven caught a S- Huntress and a 135 pounder was taken on the That well-filled canoe came along moments BBB BSSeNomonll 4111 Arm.i. HirKMrion private boat Hunter. after I had mapped a leader In a trout It wasn't s Carona (4). Armai II]) • 11 pound striper fishing a mossbunker from a boat IP H) off Sandy Hook yesterday morning. The fish was "Makos are just about the only species fish- hard Jolt snd 1 believe the leader must have had a 2 9 £= t weighed at GigUo's halt and tackle shop in Sea ermen bring in any longer," said CoUbella. The nick In it A short while before I had taken a good : Bright. Joe Fircha of Edison weighed stripers of other sharks are released. aiied rainbow on that leader before the lint GrlHIn 1 111 »Vt and 8V> pounds. He reported using rigged eels. I Gobbler Seam Approved couple came along to make their portage over the HBP—6« TurcMrod (McKay) fallen oak. I U. A—49,741 »s- Dave Dicksoo of Fair Haven caught a striped baas Among new hunting regulations approved by the state Fish and Game Council is a special Dad and Junior had their canoe traveling IT I nun CINCIMHATI LlFlora H 1111 ss sa so on a plug from the Sea Bright wall. abrtpl • "« White If 0 I 11 , Mike LaViola of the Tackle Box, Hazlet, re- permit season for turkey gobblers to be held next broadside when they passed over that already Sandl rf 4 10 0 Collins II 4 0 0 0 brnlrd » Illl Tmpltn it Sill JK.nov » 4 110 Oawton cf 4 I I I • ported good catches of fluke made from the pier spring. Game managers fed that such a season •cared trout. I determined to rest the pool for at Phillip* it 10 0 0 GrlHav rf • I J J Cartar c I 1 I I i at Leonardo and by boat fishermen in the bay will not harm the growing resource at all since least 15 minutes but loan hoard happy voices and KHrndl Ib 1114 Drum Ib Flannr» x> 4 0 0 0 cromrl Ib IIII WP- Gala. Sola—CaMMOII. Simmon, c i 1 1 I Knloht Jb J 0 0 0 pala rf 4 111 C I T - channels. turkeys are polygamous and surplus toms can paddles clanging on a third approaching canoe TKnndv II Illl Saner) c 10 0 0 Maclia Ib 4 0 11 Tumor oft 1 111 Po"or- —•••»• *—••.Jfi. and decided to go home and water the garden TScott cl 10 10 Nolan c 0 0 0 0 speler ts 4 0 0 1 ftodrloi Ik I 111 Oceanic Marina is the new name for Panels lafely be harvested. Hndrch cf 4 0 11 Goronm cf 10 0 0 noo.r» p 10 0 1 PaMv c 4 111 Durham rf 10 0 0 Cncpcn u 10 0 0 Lucat p 1 II I Raltl 3D 4 0 11 LaCots P 10 0 0 1111 Obtrkll It i I 3 0 Price p 0 0 0 0 1 III ot>on Barnegal BedAnsler Berkeley He«3hts Bernardsviiie Biackwood Bticit Town Camoen Carteret Cherrv Hill Cranlofd East Brunswick Easl Oange Ealonlowr Ekiabe/. Tomlln p 0 0 0 0 Total Him tl Mill So" P 10 0 0 MootroM MS Mt It*- I Spllmn ptl 10 0 0 gag fMooo op» OM MS— I Ban p 0 0 0 0 E—Mocha. kernai.ro OP Montreal TOUI I111 IIII Total ^"JJ I i, San Diego I LOB-MoMrool I. 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