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GREATER RED BANK Ahead from the start EATONTOWN South to the border #£ vPU'LXKi'jQk LONG BRANCH Jackson, thousands tZJnwrikJkJfk Andretti captures march for peace Today's Forecast: 'Ir^ !• 1 U.S. Grand Prix. Sunny, chance of showers Page A3 Pa e B2 Complete weather on A2 i^^J n 9 ' #3 Hffill The Daily Register VOL. 106 NO. 301W8 \zr\YOUi IRD HOMETOWuniiCTnuiMN NEWSPAPEMCIA/CDADCDR ^SINC^^NM^CE 187IQ-?8D ^~—^^ MONDAYMONinAY , JULJill Y 29 , 1Q198P 4 . <«,CFNTs Reagan presses Dobrynin to get arms talks going WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi- dent Reagan, trying to entice the Kremlin to discuss resuming nu- clear arms talks, apparently used a White House barbecue to press his case with Soviet Ambassador Anatoly F. Dobrynin, but both sides remained tight-lipped about what was said. Dobrynin, the dean of the diplomatic corps, was seated be- tween Reagan and Secretary of State George P. Shultz during the dinner last night in honor of the diplomatic corps in the East Room Despite the presence of other guests at the president's round table, the the three men engaged in animated conversation throughout the meal, laughing often Earlier, while Reagan was greet- ing his guests outdoors on a hot, muggy night, Shulti and Dobrynin huddled together in a secluded comer of the Green Room, away from tbe other 380 guests, deep in DINNER TALK — President Reagan, right, chats with Soviet private conversation. Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin during a barbecue for members ot WALKING IN THE RAIN - Yesterday was not the umbrella, takes time out to the surf smash up The talk looked serious and ideal day for taking a stroll on the Long Branch against the pier and the beach. intense, in contrast to the jovial the diplomatic corps last night in the White House East Room. The Boardwalk. Th» solitary stroller, armed with an mood at the dinner Uble, but there event was slated lor the South Lawn, but was moved Indoors because was no confirmation later that of the threat of rain Shultz had indeed brought up the latest Soviet offer to discuss nego- Shultz, but then conceded that he weapons, but also wanted Moscow tiating a ban on space weapons in had spent part of the dinner telling to agree to talk about resuming Indoor spots preferred Vienna in September. Reagan stories Reagan went up- nuclear arms talks. "I am against being interviewed stairs to his private quarters The Soviet news agency Tass on social occasions," Shulti. wear- without comment announced yesterday that that US ing a bow tie, told reporters Asked Earlier, a White House official response was "totally unsatisfac- why he and Dobrynin held a private had told The Associated Press that tory," alleging the White Housr by weekenders at shore conversation, he replied, "We do Reagan was going to the barbecue was trying to thwart the talks by BY STEPHANIE GLUCKMAN dry suits to keep warm, he said. delays. that a lot." prepared to explain that the United raising the nuclear arms issue As the sun began to come out in By late afternoon yesterday, just Dobrynin Jokingly told reporters States wasagreeing to Moscow's "I believe the president will br With overcast skies and rain in the late afternoon yesterday, Deu- more than half an Inch of rain had to get their information from offer to discuss a ban on space See Reagan, page A7 many areas of the county, shopping char said he expected more bathers fallen according to the National at the Monmouth Mall was one of to visit the park. Weather Service in Newark, well the weekend's more popular pas- After a rainy morning that below, the record of 1.22 Inches for times. "It was jammed all week- "didn't go too well," the Long that date. end," said mall manager Richard Branch Amusement Pier appeared Scattered showers were expected County towns mapping Weisman. "jammed" by afternoon, according to continue into the night along with The mall featured an exhibit on to the general manager of the pier patches of dense fog, the weather Abraham Lincoln all last week and and amusement park, William service said. through tbe weekend. "It's Shiel "We opened the Haunted Saturday's showers dumped 1 95 interesting how maty history buffs refuse removal measures Mansion, the games and stands at inches of rain at Newark Inter- there are. There's a lot of action national Airport, exceeding the SUrting today, 11 Monmouth ment some sort of emergency port's Brown's Point section yes- around those exhibits," said noontime and we're glad we did." County towns are attempting to action. terday announced the strike, and Weisman. However, the beach, pool and daily record of 1 87 set in IMS, the deal with a strike by Local 045. Little Silver will be collecting "told people not to put out garbage waterslide had not opened by late weather service reported. Outside, desolation was the word Teamsters Union, representing garbage at the State Railroad until notice was given," according yesterday afternoon because of the More showers were forecast for at most county recreation spots. garbage collectors for more than 90 Commuter Parking lot off to Fire Chief John Jones. The Fire rains, Shiel said. today and tomorrow, with skies But subsiding rains and glimmers trash haulers servicing nine coun- Sycamore Avenue every weekday Department was not aware of any expected to clear by the July 4 of sun late yesterday afternoon Sea Bright beaches were "all ties. from 7 30 a.m. until 3:30 p.m., contingency plan for the ac- brought the jvsekend to a more closed up" yesterday, according to Independence Day holiday. Tn<- garbage collectors went on according to Police Dispatcher cumulating garbage. livejy"ciose. police Dispatcher Jay Waters. He The heavy rainfall began Satur- strike Saturday night, after reject- Timothy Mickens According to police sources. "it's been a wipe-out for the said that ••surfays were out" de- day morning, causing flooding on ing a proposed contract. All garbage must be placed in West Long Branch officials plan to weekend" at Seven Presidents spite the rain "because the waves some roadways and slowing traffic The county towns affected direct- sealed plastic bags, Mickens said. hold an emergency meeting today Pa/k, where it rained most of the were big." on the Garden State Parkway to a ly are Aberdeen, Asbury Park, Public Works Department workers concerning the strike. Borough weekend, according to principal After "tbe sun broke around 2 crawl during the height of tbe Freehold, Keyport. Little Silver, will load the garbage onto borough Clerk Mary Gallagher arranged lite park ranger Donald Deuchar. p.m., Monmouth Beach boating downpour. Matawan. Middletown, Oceanport, trucks at the parking lot. meeting. "There's just a few dlehards in In southern Njw Jersey, the traffic boating traffic skyrocketed Shrewsbury Township, Union Pressure from union members here walking," he said. Mayor Anthony T. Bruno and within an hour," said Patrolman National Weather Service reported Beach and West Long Branch. not to cross picket lines at the "There's a lot of surfers in Borough Administrator Steven Steven Henry from the State Police only light rain and drizzle. Although many of the munici- Monmouth County Reclamation here," he added. "They come out Greenwood had set up this con- Marine Bureau. Short delays were reported Sat- palities affected by the strike have Center in Tlnton Falls is expected here in the snow, sleet and rain to Jigency plan in case of a strike, Record-setting rainfall pelted the urday by airlines operating out of not devised plans to meet the to prevent garbage collection in do that. They come out in Janu- according to Mickens. state over the weekend, causing Newark International Airport, emergency, others are set to imple- Firetrucks on the road in Key- See Towns, page A7 ary." Then, however, they wear some highway flooding and airport See Weekend, page A7 Governor's School scholars put panelists to the test BY TED LOUD did not shy away from the most experience going beyond their controversial issues of the day. usual curriculum and challenges WEST LONG BRANCH - Pan- The panelists for the debate on them to become involved in issues elists in tbe first of the Evening "ethics in relation to public pol- affecting both their local com- Series of debates at Monmouth icy." held in Wilson Hall, were munities and the world at Urge, College's Governor's School were state Treasurer Michael M. Horn, according Dr. James P. Keen, co- put to the test last night by students who also serves as vice chairman director of the School. participating in the program. of the Executive Commission on At the suggestion of Monmouth Following the loosely structured Ethical Standards, and the Rev. President Samuel H Magill. Gov debate, the young scholars gave Edward Glynn, S.J., president of Thomas H. Kean sanctioned the some indication why they were St. Peter's College. Jersey City. program in 1882 The school began chosen for the highly selective The four-week, tuition-free, resi- its second summer session at program, confronting the speakers dential program provides high Monmouth Saturday with tough, pointed questions that school students with a learning This summer, 100 high school upperclassmen. selected statewide, will hear lectures and participate in Monday. discussions concerning the environ- ment, urban affairs, conflict resol- Index Lifestyle Bb ution and last night's issue of ethics Movies A8 and public policy. People A2 The debate, moderated by Advice B7 Obituaries A7 Patrick Hill, a member of the Arts. A8 Opinion ,...... , A6 college faculty, touched on issues Business A5 Sports B2 as divergent as nuclear holocaust. Classilied B8 Television.. AS DEBATE ON ETHICS — The Rev. Edward Glynn. the discussion, and state Treasurer Michael M See Panelists, page A7 Comics B5 Your Town B1 left, president of St Peter's College m Jersey City. Horn, the other featured speaker in the first of the 4th of J.ly Fireworks * oatstoor makes a point during a debate held last night at Evening Series of debates sponsored by the Tower Hill Ckurcb Annul Meeting Christina's Summer Clearance Dining Resv only. Baek Door, Red Monmouth College on "ethics in relation to public Governor's School. Family Picric July I. 10 30 am Bel 7 2-803 River Rd Fair Haven Bank 842-9602 policy " Looking on are Patrick HMI, moderator ol A2 The Daily Register MONDAY JULV2, 1984 PEOPLE Iraq claims five ships Curtis, De Savio sunk in Iranian waters MANAMA. Bahrain (API — Iraq to the reported ship attack an "advice" to the leaders of the said its warplanes and navy units Iran did announce yesterday that gulf Arab countries to stop helping shun reporters destroyed five "naval targets" in a at least 51 Iraqi soldiers were killed the Iraqi regime of President convoy in Iran's Khor Moussa in fighting over the previous 24 Saddam Hussein. LONDON (API - Actor Tony Curtis walked hand Canal yesterday and that two other hours. "I advise you to stop helping in hand with actreii Andrea* De Savio to a Los vessels were damaged by floating Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, Saddam," said Khomeini in a brief Angeles-bound plane yesterday at Heathrow Airport mines. leader of Iran's revolutionary address. "Saddam is a beast that but snapped at reporters who asked if they were An Iraqi military spokesman said Islamic regime, warned that if cannot be changed into a human married in Baghdad that Iranian jet fighters Persian Gulf Arab stales did not being." "There is nothing to explain, nothing to clarify and tried to protect the ships, but Iraqi stop providing aid to Iraq in the 3V4- Excerpts from the address were no position to clear up. I don't have to explain planes challenged them and shot year-old war, they might "precipi- broadcast by the Iranian state anything to you," said Curtis, 59, who was here down one of them, a U.S.-made tate their own destruction." radio, which was monitored in filming "Insignificance." F-14 A military communique issued in Bahrain. "Every time I open my mouth I'm misquoted," Iraq did not specify the types of Baghdad said Iraqi helicopter gun- The statement marked Bid al- Curtis complained. "I get a lot of hassle and a lot ships it said were destroyed. ships and gunners attacked Iranian Fitr, or Feast of Breakfast, which of static So if I don't say anything, I can't be "Naval targets" is an official Iraqi positions and patrols across the 733- ended the month of fasting — misquoted " military term that often denotes oil mile common border yesterday, Ramadan — for Iranians and other A year ago, he said the 21-year-old actress would tankers, but shipping sources In killing an Iranian soldier and Moslems around the world. become his fourth wife But Miss De Savio later said Bahrain said the Khor Moussa gutting three infantry bunkers, an Khomeini denounced the world Curtis had asked her to play along with that story Canal is too shallow for large or observation post and an ammuni- superpowers, insisting that "any while he entered a hospital to try to beat a drinking medium-size tankers to sail tion dump. compromise with the superpowers problem. through The official Iranian news agency would amount to condoning op- Marine salvage sources in IRNA said yesterday that artillery pression of mankind." Pope's poems put to music Bahrain said no mayday signals exchanges had killed SI Iraqis and "Some have advised us to com- had been received from any vessel wounded an unspecified number of promise," he said. "But these are DUESSELDORF, West Germany (AP) - Sarah in the canal, which leads to the others In the previous 24 hours. either ignorant or lackeys. Any Vaughan, a jazi band led by Francy Boland and an Iranian oil port of Bandar Kho- IRNA added that more than 30 Iraqi compromise with the oppressors orchestra directed by Lalo Schifrin performed songs meini in the northeastern sector of individual and group bunkers were runs contrary to Islam." Iraq to the lyrics of Pope John Paul II in what organizers the gulf. demolished. started the war with Iran in said was a world premiere. Iran had no immediate response In Tehran. Khomeini addressed September 19(0. The texts of six poems written by Karol Wojtyla while he was still a priest in his native Poland were put to music by Italian composers Tito Fontana and Sante Palumbo, bo)h of Milan, and Boland. UMWMPlMlpMl Gigi Campi, Italian producer of Saturday's $230,000 JAZZING IT UP — Jazz drummer Jo Jones Fierce fighting in Beirut project, said there would be 25 performances on a ~ plays during a salute to William "Count" Basie tour including Toronto, Caracas, Rio de Janeiro, Sao at the Kool Jazz Festival in New York's Carnegie BEIRUT. Lebanon (AP) - by Bern's "Amal" militiamen and the Cabinet nine days ago. Paolo, Buenos Aires and the Vatican. Hall Saturday Jones played drums lor Basie Fierce fighting broke out last night Druse fighters since the army was Fadi Frem, commander of the during most oi the late jazz musician's Big Band in and around Beirut with shells driven out in February. Lebanese Forces, told the indepen- Love overcomes adversity years. crashing into residential districts The Cabinet, which groups the dent Central News Agency yester- as the army began preparing a plan country's main Christian and ORANGEBURG, B.C. (API - Lenell Geter has day that he supported "any plan to enforce security in the capital. Moslem warlords, also was ex- that would remove heavy weapons gotten married surrounded by friends who stood by stage his traditional Fourth of July Picnic say it will Leaders of the warring Moslem pected to meet Wednesday. Gov- him through two years of prison for a crime he didn't from greater Beirut, stabilize the be anything but a holiday for them. and Christian>. militias have In- ernment sources said the deploy- cease-fire and spare innocent civ- commit. Nelson is expecting about 30.000 "guests" for the dicated they would support the ment of the army units would begin "I've always been a dreamer of I would not be ilians further indiscriminate bom- event — a 12-hour, non-stop package of entertain- government's plan to have the while the ministers are in session bardments." here today," said Geter. "I knew I would be ment on an 11-acre concert site on the south side of army begin deploying troops along The command of the "Lebanese exonerated." Austin. the Green Line Wednesday as a Forces" coalition of right-wing Lebanese Forces has been harsh- "It's like he got a new life." said Dallas attorney "We are very much against it," said 90-year-old first step to halt the fighting. The Christian militias indicated for the ly critical of Prime Minister Edwin Slgel, who represented Geter in his fight to C.L. Fox, who lives next door to the concert site. Green Line runs between Moslem first time that it would go along Rashld Karami's government, get out of prison "It's ridiculous to see that many people, that much west Beirut and Christian east with the security plan agreed to by which is backed by Moslem Syria. Geter. 28, and 2S-year-old Marria Hirkson were money for that kind of foolishness People have gone Beirut. married Saturday. crazy." Police said at least 11 civilians Geter, a black engineer, was given a life sentence Earlier concerts have clogged Cullen Lane, the were killed and 34 were wounded in for the 1882 holdup of a fast-food restaurant in the street where Fox lives "When The Police la rock the attacks on both the Christian Dallas suburb of Batch Springs Following a flood of group) played here, people parked up and down and Moslem sectors of the capital national publicity on the case, prosecutors agreed to Cullen Lane," said Arlene Wingo. Fox's daughter as rival militiamen battled with a new trial last December. Charges were dropped in tank fire, heavy artillery and March after witnesses identified another man in the Humperdinck cancels shows rockets along the Green Line and in incident Beirut's southern suburbs. "Love through the worst trials and tribulations LOS ANGELES (APi - Singer Engelbert Radio stations urged residents to will come out love in the end," Geter said. Humperdinck canceled shows at Harrah's Lake remain indoors "as the blasts of Tahoe and Los Angeles' Universal Amphitheater to crashing shells and rockets echoed Neighbors unhappy with Nelson fly to England after his 95-year-old father died across the city. Several buildings His father. Oliver Dorsey. died Friday night of an and cars were set ablaze during the AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - People living around the apparent heart attack at home in Leicester, publicist barrages that began in the early concert park where country singer Willie Nelson will Dawn Bridges said Saturday evening and continued late into the night. The renewed fighting followed scattered clashes early Sunday in the hills east of Beirut between Lebanese army troops and Druse THE WEATHER militiamen. State radio quoted Shiite Moslem leader Nabih Berri. who is justice Weather elsewhere minister in the recently formed M U Pia OM The Forecast/8 p.m. EDT, Monday, July 2, national coalition Cabinet, as say- Albany 71 93 01 cdy ing he agreed with President Amin Albuquarqua •4 71 01 cdy Gemaytl that the army would Amarilk) 79 93 09 cdy Ancnoraga 59 55 13 CK move into east and west Beirut and 79 51 cdy along the Green Line on Wednes- AUanla 90 99 cdy Atlantic Crty day. Autlin n 12 Baiimora Ml West Beirut has been controlled Billinga 97 91 01 79 49 01 WELCOME — Prime Minister John Turner reaches out for the 93 47 Boston '9 90 coy welcoming hands ot tourists assembled on Parliament Hill in the Browmvilte 95 90 cdy Canadian capitol ol Ottawa yesterday as he makes his first public Butiaio 79 57 cdy (USPS-145-440) BuMinglOn.VI 92 57 cdy appearance since being sworn in as Canada's 17th prime minister Catpar 94 47 31 en PuDMahad OaHy by Tha Rao Bank Ragwatr Cnariaatnn s C 99 75 31 cdy EatabNahad m 1979 Saturday. Turner made the appearance as thousands turned out to Cnartaaton.W v 77 83 44 cdy by John H Cook and Hanry Clay Charicna N c celebrate Canada Day. Cnayanna Mam One* Ona RagMar P*ia, Shrawabory. N J 07701 (201) 542 4000 • Qneinnali 81 58 Clavaiano* 74 9? Branch omeaa Monmouth County Couflhouaa. Praanotd. NJ 07729 Learn How and Why Jersey shore tMmon ol *ta *aaociatad Praaa Tha AaacciMad Praaa <• antittao aicKjamary k> ma uaa ol ai tna local Partly sunny today. Chance of an nawa printa* m ma nawapapar aa wall « an AP nawa You Should Own A aiipatchaa afternoon or evening shower or Showers Ram Flurries Snow | Occluded • Stationary i Mamuar ot ma Amancan Mawapacar PubNanara Ihundershower. Highs around M. Aaaoaaaon. ma Audit Buraau a( Oculaaon. via Naw Thoroughbred Racehorse Jaraay Praaa Aaaociauon Winds westerly around 10 mph National Weather Servce NOAA u S Deo' i>l Commerce becoming onshore at 10 to IS mph Sacond Claaa pnalapa —' - *— •—b " ' 07701 PubHahad waahry Man during the afternoon. Partly cloudy Weather elsewhere 83 47 with fog possible tonight. Lows Boalor 79 80 Thursday. Jolt 19.1984 I UniOM Bronmiviiie 95 90 near 70. Partly sunny tomorrow Albany 92 01 cdy Buffalo 79 57 MMRaMa Daay i Monmoal h Park Racetrack Highs from 80 to 85 Chance of rain •I6u0.uaro.ua M M) Burhngion V) 92 57 Tarn Daily Sunday Sunday Oeaaoporl, Mew Jtrttv n u os COy Cain' 94 47 31 ll!iaw |7U<« 75/ a* 2 4S/ «aa« is 40 percent 30 percent today 20 Ancnoraga 69 M 13 Cna'Wtlon S C 99 75 31 13-51 ACLU to fight information bans ATTENTION NEW YORK (AP) - The Ameri- "These actions conflict with our • denied Nicaraguan Interior • refused admittance to numer- can Civil Liberties Union yesterday traditional commitment to open Minister Tomas Borge entry be- ous literary figures, some of them MONMOUTH COUNTY RESIDENTS called restrictions on access to and robust debate," ACLU Ex- cause the government did not wish Nobel Prize winners. ' information a national disgrace, ecutive Director Ira Glasser said in to give him a "propaganda plat- Meetings ol the Monmouth County Community Development FY and announced a major campaign a preface to the report. form " 1985 Steering Committee and Citizen Participation Group will bo against them. The ACLU said that although • denied a visa to Hortensia CBS held as tollows: The government is unconstitu- Allende, widow of the slain presi- President Reagan has spoken in DATES: July 12. 19. 26 and August 2. 9. 1984 tionally controlling unclassified favor of free exchange of ideas and dent of Chile, because a planned SUPERMARKET scientific information, denying en- information, his administration speech to California church groups TIME: 7:30 p m try visas and curbing Americans' has, among other actions: was "prejudicial to the public 36 MAIN ST. rights to travel abroad, the ACLU • denied a visa to former NATO interest." KEANSBURG LOCATION: 1st Floor Conlerence Room said in a report titled "Free Trade Monmouth County Board ot Social Services general and Italian Senator Nino • denied visas to about 320 in Ideas: A Constitutional Im- Pasti, a critic of US missile Kozloski Road perative." Japanese, Australian, African, deployment in Europe. Canadian and European delegates KELBASY Freehold Twp , NJ. 07728 to a 1982 United Nations special The purpose ol these meetings will be to discuss and review session on disarmament because of proiects submitted for FY: 1985. 1986 and 1987 funding their political affiliations Ocean venture urged ^1.49 The general public are invited and encouraged to attend • declared three Canadian films WASHINGTON (AP) - A new more than doubled the territory of on acid rain and nuclear war to be JERSEY NUMBER SAME Richard J Smith Lewis and Clark expedition is the United States, said the It- "political propaganda," requiring PROGRAM DIRECTOR needed to explore the largest Pick any 3 Numbers member citizen committee which that they be labeled as such. you can play territorial acquisition in the history advises the government on ques- of the United States, the expansion tions affecting the air and oceans. • advised university professors from 7 a.m. lo 10 p.m. of ocean jurisdiction to 200 miles, Steven N Anastasion. executive to restrict the materials they give 7 days a watk a government advisory panel says. director of the committee, said visiting foreign students. WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER This added area may be more discussions of possible research important than the Louisiana work have been under way at Purchase, and a 10-year "ex- meetings this week with the Na- pedition of research, exploration tional Oceanic and Atmospheric and survey" is being urged by the Administration and the U.S. Geo- National Advisory Committee on logical Survey. Oceans and Atmosphere But he said it is also necessary .Bright Acre President Reagan's proclama- to involve other agencies, such as tion of the 200-mile Exclusive the Environmental Protection Economic Zone on March 10. 1983. Agency. Perfect Karen Noguena is this weeks Register cimei of the week Karen's tram Fill H»ven She's 13 yens ok) LADIES SUMMER and an Bih grader at Hie Knoliwood School Collections Like many of our carriers, Karen MVM rtef rouM earnings tor college Interior dacoming, art and business are some of the careen she s thinking CLEARANCES about. In the meantime. 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RED BANK 842-6610 A4 The Dtitily Register MONDAY, JULY 2. 1934 Kean lauds 4host' decision TRENTON (AP) - The state the same liability imposed on has had such a court ruling and Sikhs build suburban temple Supreme Court ruling that a host tavern owners since a 1SSD Supreme some courts have thrown out such can be held responsible if a guest Court ruling. lawsuits and other legislatures • have barred them. GLEN ROCK (AP) - The two- to whom the host has served liquor A 1176 appeals court decision story brick building set back drives away drunk and injures exposed social hosts to negligence "The Imposition of this liability several hundred yards from a tree- someone in a car accident has lawsuits when a host serves liquor on a social host places upon every lined suburban street here could be stirred considerable controversy, to a visibllty intoxicated minor, citizen of New Jersey who pours a a little red schoolhouse were it not but Gov. Thomas H. Kean main- knowing the minor will then drive drink for a friend a heavy burden (or a gleaming onion-ihaped white tains it was necessary. a car. to monitor and regulate guests. It dome on it* flat 'roof. "Somebody should not allow "I think there's a complete neo- subjects the host to substantial When completed, the building someone to go out on the road Prohibitionist ^movement," said potential financial liability that will become a temple for people drunk. There should be liability," Carmen Giletto, president of the may go far beyond the host's from New York, New Jersey and the Republican governor said in an New Jersey Licensed Beverage resources," Mrs. Garibaldi said. Pennsylvania who follow the Sikh interview late last week. Association, the trade group of "It Is unrealistic to assume that religion, established more than 500 But, he added, "I think the 8,000 liquor-license holders state- the'standards set down by the court yean ago in India by the Guru Legislature should have done it wide today will not be applied to hosts in Nanak in an attempt to reconcile instead of the court. The court The court said its liability ruling other social situations. Todays Muslim and Hindu belied and made law." holding leaves the door open for all The justices, who have been only applied to situations "where oppose the caste system and speculative and subjective imposi- established priesthood. criticized for meddling in social the social host directly serves the guest and continues to do so even tions of liability that I fear," she "I decided that If I build a behavior, said in their decision that they were responding to social after the guest is visibly intox- wrote in her dissent. temple it should be like our icated, knowing that the guest will The decision arose from the traditional place of worship," said attitudes against drunken driving. "This court senses that there soon be driving home." Monmouth County base of Marie E. Avtar Singh, who leads a con- Kelly, 31, of Oceanport, whose car gregation of about 60 families may be a substantial change occur- Wilenu also said the intrusion ring in social attitudes and customs into social behavior and the ex- was struck head-on by a car driven from Bergen, Morris and Passaic by Donald C. Gwinnell, 38, of counties. concerning drinking, whether at posure of social hosts were Middletown Township. "But this will not be the Golden home or in taverns," said Chief outweighed by a desire to curb Temple," he added, referring to Justice Robert N WilenU, writing drunken driving and compensate Kelly, who was seriously Injured the group's holiest shrine in for the majority in the 6-1 decision innocent victims. in the Jan. 11, 1M0, accident in Amrltsar In India's Punjab region, Wednesday. "Given our firm belief that Eatontown, eventually Joined home for about IS million Sikhs. "It is the upheaval of prior insurance is available, that com- Gwinnell in trying to sue Joseph Armed conflict between Sikhs norms by a society that has finally pensation of innocent victims is and Catherine Zak, a Long Branch seeking a sovereign state and the recognized that it must change its desirable, and that the added couple who had given Gwinnell Indian army climaxed in a June 6 habits and do whatever is required, deterrence against drunken driving drinks of Scotch at their home assault on the Golden Temple that whether it means but a small is salutary, we do not perceive the before the accident. left nearly 500 dead, according to change or a significant one, in potential revision of cocktail-party Two lower courts dismissed the government reports. Various order to stop the senseless loss customs as constituting a sufficient claim, but the Supreme Court sources in the army and among the inflicted by drunken drivers," said threat to social well-being to war- reinstated the action and said its Sikhs have said more than 1,000 Wilentz rant staying our hand," Wilentz ruling also applies to all similar said people were killed. UMMlTMlMl Liquor industry representatives cases In the future. A Sept. 10 trial This placid town about 15 miles SIKH TEMPLE — Avtar Singh, left, leader of a 60-family Sikh said they were not surprised that In her dissent, Justice Marie L. date was set in Superior Court in from New York City has greeted congregation in Bergen, Morris and Passaic counties, joins master the court extended to social hosts Garibaldi noted that no other state Freehold. the temple mostly with curiosity, mason Dhian Singh Nagi, right, and congregation member Dayal although there is hostility In the words of one neighbor who says Singh in a midday break from construction of their temple in Glen Rock. The new complex will serve residents of Pennsylvania, New Official wary of seat belt law the Sikhs should never have been given a building permit. York and New Jersey who practice the 500-year-old religion. BY EL1SSA McCRARY riding the roads of New Jersey. year requiring restraints for all He said in addition to saving children under 5 years old who are Avtar — Singh is a name given turned from the strife-torn region structures, Avtar said. TRENTON (AP) -^New Jersey lives, increased use of seat belts riding in motor vehicles. all male Sikhs - brought in a several days ago to build the frame officials will reluctantly back a The middle-age Avtar sports a According to Taylor, about 22 master mason to lend authenticity for two more white domes. long pepper-and-salt beard and a proposal requiring state motorists would save businesses and the state to the temple, which has been Only two other temples in the navy turban revealing a small to wear safety belts if approved in money. percent of the motorists in New under construction for nine United States are being built orange triangle over the forehead, the Legislature, but say the "The use of seat belts would Jersey already buckle up. The months. according to the traditional design, indicating that he is an' orthodox" measure is unnecessary and may reduce lost work time, insurance national rate is 11 percent, he siad The mason, Dhian Singh Nagi, and most Sikhs congregate in the member of the sect that has about even turn people against buckling and health benefit costs to individ- Figures compiled by the National said he has built more than 10 former churches of other religions 300,000 followers in the United up. uals, industry and the state," Transportation Safety Board show and in a variety of converted temples in the Punjab, and re- States. William T. Taylor, manager of Brown said. "While auto insurance that SO percent of all traffic deaths the Division of Motor Vehicle's rates in New Jersey are among the and 67 percent of the injuries could Office of Highway Safety, said that highest in the country, the in- be prevented by wearing safety the Garden Stale already has a creased use of seat belts will lead belts seat-belt usage rate twice as high to reductions in accidents and About 1120 people died in traffic as the national average injuries. This could eventually lead accidents in New Jersey last year. THE STATE "I favor the educational ap- to reduced insurance rates and Taylor said. He did not have figures proach because it has worked in premiums." on the number of people injured. entertainment complexes such as Bergen County Prosecutor Larry this state," Taylor said. "I'm not New York is about to enact a Taylor said his office, working School chief out the Meadowlands have been forced McClure said his office has begun sure that a law forcing people to mandatory seat-belt law, making it with the 5,000-member state Inde- to move their operations to other a crackdown on ticket scalping that use safety belts would help because the first state to do so. Several pendent Insurance Agents Associa- NEWARK (AP) - Executive states or go underground as a result Schools Superintendent Columbus so far has led to several arrests it may turn people off. states, including Rhode Island, tion, presents educational pro- of a recently enacted law, officials Last week, Rona Klein, a resi- "But I would support such a law grams in schools and businesses Salley has been suspended with pay say. Maryland, Illinois and Delaware, dent of this Bergen County com- if the Legislature approves it have considered similar legislation Last year, his office started the by the board of education in the "They have driven the ticket state's largest city, during an munity, was charged with violating because in the long run, It may Gov. Thomas H. Kean has said he "Saved by the Belt Club" for people scalpers away from the the law that took effect Aug. 11 prove to be a plus for us," he said who believed their lives had been emotional meeting capped by the Meadowlands and into every nook would sign such a bill but believes intervention of police to allow The law calls for penalties of up Assemblyman Willie B Brown, it would be difficult to enforce and saved hi traffic accidents because and cranny," said Paramus police to 17,500 in fines and 18 months in D-Essex, last week introduced a Salley to collect his personal chief Joseph Delaney. "They've would infringe on individuals' they were buckled up. Taylor said belongings from his office, officials prison for selling tickets to an event bill to make the use of seat belts rights. "probably close to a hundred" driven them into areas where they in New Jersey for more than 13 or said yesterday. mandatory for drivers and front- The measure would be an ex- people have filled out applications might not be easily recognised " 20 percent above the face value. The 5-4 vote to suspend Salley, seat passengers in motor vehicles tension of a law Kean signed last available in workplaces. who headed the school system of more than 50,000 students for three years, came on the heels of a "no confidence" vote during a board meeting Saturday. Board member Fred Stecher You asked for made the motion to suspend Salley, 41, Immediately and to name a committee to prepare formal charges against the superintendent. "Over a period of months we FLEXIBLE SAVINGS PLANS have asked him for pertinent information that he could have supplied to us very quickly." 7-31 Days Now Shadow Lawn Savings lets you Stecher said in a telephone inter- select savings rates on your own view. "Most of it deals with the terms with a flexible certificate of expenditure of funds without board 9.41=- 9.OOI approval." S2.5OO minimum deposit deposit program that offers matur- Stecher said the funds allegedly ities as short as 7 days or as long as spent without board approval in- 32-179 Days cluded $47,330 in legal fees and 83 months! You asked for invest- $80,000 for a program for young- ment opportunities that would let sters with learning disabilities. you change your savings plans to "There are some statutory viol- S5OO minimum deposit ations that we may refer to the meet your changing needs.. .and prosecutor," Stecher said, declin- 6-11 Months ing to elaborate. now you've got them. He said the three-member com- mittee reviewing the charges was Flexible sayings plans from Shadow expected to announce its rec- S5OO minimum deposit Lawn Savings. No matter which ommendation by Mondav. you choose, the rate in effect Mochary sees Bush 12-17 Months when you open your account is WASHINGTON (AP) - When guaranteed until maturity. And Mary Mochary, the Republican H.3O- 10.75 your deposits are fully insured up to running against Sen Dill Bradley, £ D-N.J., for the Senate, came to S5OO minimum deposit $100,900 by the FSLIC. town last week for a day of 18-35 Months briefings by President Reagan and Call or visit any of our offices for administration members, she complete details and all the help ended up having lunch next to a ||.4I IWaOd prominent official with whom she you'll need to decide which invest- snares a political foe S5OO minimum deposit ment option is best for you. Or use Mochary, the mayor of Montclair, N.J., found herself sit- 36-59 Months our TOLL-FREE INTEREST RATE HOT- ting next to Vice President George LINE: 800-221-1383 for up-to-the- Bush. Once they began talking, they realized that the two of them have 11.57= ll.OO minute savings certificate rates. faced the same opponent: Robert S5OO minimum deposit Morris Interest on 7- to 31-Day certificates will be Morris, the lawyer from Man- 6O-83 Months credited at maturity, interest on other cer- toloking, N.J.. was defeated by tificates shown will be credited and payable Mochary in New Jersey's June 5 monthly. Penalties are imposed for pre- GOP senatorial primary. Years 11.85 11.25 mature withdrawal. ago, Morris also lost two Senate S50O minimum deposit primaries to George Bush when both men lived in Texas. "He wanted to know if Robert Morris had changed at all," Mochary said "I said he hadn't." now they're yours... Mochary says she also emerged from the sessions held for GOP women candidates from across the country with an idea she will use in her campaign against Bradley. JUST THE WAY YOU WANT THEM! She said she chatted briefly with Donald Hodel, the secretary of the Department of Energy, who ex- pressed frustration at lawmakers who want the government to fill the nation's strategic oil reserves faster and. at the same time, want to cut spending on alternate energy projects. Offices throughout Monmouth, Ocean, and Middlesex Counties Deposits insured to $100,000 by the F.S.L.I.C. Scalpers driven out 222-1100 PARAMUS (AP) - Ticket ivings scalpers who used to flock to & Loan Association r MONDAY. JULY 2. 1984 Business The Dfculy Register A5 Are you protected by a home alarm system? With 1984s vacation season now This deep concern for personal admits the National Burglar 4 Fire various companies, investigate the addition, expect to spend from HO roaring to new peaks, millions of Alarm Association, a Washington- to $25 a month for a service charge you who own homes are taking the safety and property is well- background of each Call the local founded A residential burglary based trade group Few home- Better Business Bureau and find on certain systems. usual precautions to protect your owners know the names of the - You must weigh several vari- possessions while you're away: occurs about every IS seconds - out whether any complaints are on and we lose about $3 5 billion a year companies that manufacture home record against any company you ables as you sort through your canceling mail and newspaper de- options in this complex situation to burglars. According to the FBI's security systems And only three are considering. If so, avoid that livery, asking your neighbors to SYLVIA Among them: Uniform Crime Report, more than out of 10 who have spent more than company. check up periodically, notifying dust how sophisticated a system 2 million residential burglaries MOO on their security systems can - As you shop, ask each dealer your local police. And you even PORTER even name the manufacturer of the do you want, or need? Who will may be joining the tiny minority of occurred in 1982, the latest year for about warranties on parts and which complete statistics are avail- system they installed (The only answer the alarm if and when it It homeowners who decide to install a reason 1 know ours is that recently labor, and availability of service triggered'' How will an alarm be security system for maximum able - a.jump of 10 percent over contracts. Most dealers do free 1978. Residential burglaries are in we had to check the system to make transmitted? To local police or a protection. sure it was working, otherwise, I testing of your system and all central computer facility whose the majority. —a should provide detailed operating Americans spend more than $5 would have been ignorant - and I'm operators in turn notify your not usually that casual.) instructions. police? . billion a year on all alarm systems It is because of this trend and our - The general rule of thumb is to and services. In 1M3, the total natural response to protect - One way to select a dealer is Most consumers favor new wire- percent. Obviously, though, few to find out whether the company is invest 2 percent of the value of your leu systems that beam alarm* to spent on borne security systems homeowners actually buy these ourselves that about 12,000 com- touched the J2 billion mark DIM licensed. But only 11 states require home in a security systsm. accord- local police or to the central deterrents. panies now sell burglar alarms and ing to the trade association. For a billion), says Frost 4 Sullivan, a systems and are in vigorous com- some kind of licensing -and the computer facility. Any system you house valued at f 100.000. expect to New York market research firm. What's more provocative, the petition for our business. licensing requirements that do buy should send out an alert if your vast majority who do have security exist range from strict to silly, spend about 12,000, for instance. power or telephone lines are out. This company estimates that less systems bought them because of The whole process can be confus- reports Ira Somerson, a spokesman Actually, the average system costs Once you install a system, notify than 2 percent of homes have such fear for their personal safety. .The ing - ranging from finding a for the National Burglar It Fire about 11,500, but the amount you your insurance company. If your systems; other estimates put the safety of their property was a reputable dealer to installing the Alarm Association spend will depend on how sophisti- system meets certain standards, tout between 3 percent and 5secondary concern. system that best meets your needs. - When you do start to check into cated a system you choose. In you might gel a premium discount Population trends promising, but can pose problems By CHET CURRIER born after World War II has July issue of American Demo- per household than prior gener- inflation employers and policymakers to reached adulthood. graphics magazine ations. Now that growth of the labor look eagerly to those people who NEW YORK (API - When Many baby boomers already "In fact, this new era of slower Of course, population trends force has slowed, and many baby- still remain unemployed to meet students of demographics assess have been absorbed into the work labor force growth seems already alone don't determine how the boomers are ready to buy houses, their needs for additional the outlook for the U.S. economy force They are reaching ages to have arrived and was a key economy progresses Many other cars and many other items, a lot of workers." these days, they see some very where people typically make many factor in the rapid reduction in forces, some known and some good things can presumably happen If labor is scarce, its price — positive trends. important consumer purchases and unemployment during 1983." unknown, could contribute to, or in the economy. But-as Ms. Slater wages and salaries — could rise The changing shape of the popu- investments And at the same time Fred E. Wintzer Jr.. an analyst severely detract from, prosperity points out, the demographic picture significantly That, in turn, could lation, they say. pihnts to lower the number of new jobseekers is at the securities firm of Shearson in the years ahead has.a dark side, too. bring a return of high Inflation. unemployment rates and strong dropping. Lehman-American Express, says But demographic developments "By the end of the next presiden- Ms. Slater acknowledges there demand for many kinds of con- "The youth population is declin- the baby boomers are expected to can be both measurable and power- tial term the pressing policy ques- are problems today that could sumer goods and services in the ing and, even allowing for a have increased spending power as ful Many observers agree the tion may no longer be what to do disrupt the economy's progress toward low unemployment rates. next several years. continuing increase In female labor the 1980s progress because: economy's problems in the 1970s about high unemployment — the "Massive budget deficits, high The most important single de- force participation, the labor force —They are much better educated had a lot to do with the need to find problem recent presidents have interest rates, and a weak export velopment leading them to these is expected to grow only 15 percent than previous generations a place for as many baby boomers been accustomed to lacing — but as possible in the working world market are clear and present conclusions is the fact that the per year from 1984 to 1988. writes —Many of them live in two- how to avoid a serious labor fabled "baby boom" generation economist Courtenay Slater in the income households. For one thing, the circumstances threats," she says. shortage," she says. —They are moving into the stage exerted pressure on government "But suppose these problems are of working life when income most policymakers to stimulate the "If 1988 does bring an unemploy- conquered. Is the country prepared commonly grows significantly. economy, even if it meant a ment rate below 8 percent, slowing for the economy that would fol- World Bank loans —They are having fewer children dangerous flirtation with runaway labor force growth will cause low?" record $ 15 billion WASHINGTON (AP) - The loan on world markets, paying low World Bank, the biggest inter- rates of interest partly because it national source of aid for poor can borrow in nations such as countries, set a record by lending Japan and Switzerland where rates $15 5 billion to 79 governments in its are low. It passes the money on to just-ended fiscal year, more than $ 1 poor countries at a variable rate set Now 2 ways billion above the 1983 level. every six months to make sure that Most of its loans, just under the bank makes a profit, ai it $11 95 billion worth, were issued by always has. its section called the International A W Clausen, the bank's presi- Bank for Reconstruction and De- dent and former head of Cali- velopment. fornia's Bank of America, takes A typical loan, one of a batch pride in the fact that since it was to win a million announced Friday — the last busi- founded after World War II the ness day of the fiscal year — will bank has not had a bad loan, nor provides $38 7 million to help the does it allow negotiated delays or North African republic of Tunisia long arrears in payments as com- improve electric power in 80 cities mercial banks have increasingly and towns. had to do. The loan will run for 17 years at In addition to the reconstruction when you play a variable interest rate that starts and development bank loans, $3 57 at 10 08 percent a year. A similar billion was lent during the year by loan from a private bank would cost the World Bank's International Tunisia more than half again as Development Association to 42 of much — If it could be had at all. the poorest countries. Most of it The World Bank is owned by 148 went to places where the average countries, with the United States citizen earns only about a dollar a holding the biggest number of day. 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Mat. hpl MrW NOW IN PROGRESS The Daily Register Lax security at nuclear plants liberately used lu classification stamp to WASHINGTON — Terroriit groups are conceal Inefficiency and administrative known to be trying to steal the ultimate error; to prevent embarrassment, and to Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register terror weapon: a nuclear bomb. Security A Capital Cities Communications Inc. Newspaper delay the release of information that does experts fear they will not only succeed but not require protection in the Interests of could sneak the bomb right out of the U.S. national security," DlngeU wrote. JAMES E. McKEARNEY. JR arsenal PrtHdenl and Publisher - An independent assessment team For two years, I have warned that found numerous security problems in 1980 security is lax at our nuclear weapons JACK Arthur Z Kamin Charles C Trtblehorn Herbert H Thorpe, Jr. DOE officials' response was to disband plant* These facilities are operated by the the team. ., Htm Swuloii Editor AMUIONI XSllor Energy Department, which belatedly has ANDERSO Rutwll Rjuch Jane Foderaro Doris Kulman • Hoping to correct the basic problem, started to tighten its security arrange- Dingell has introduced legislation that Nwdl Editor CMy Editor Edaurul Po»« KlUr ments. Thonut (.' Donahue Prank J AUocca Michael J PeUefriw would create an independent Office of Energy Secretary Donald Hodel shut Safeguards Evaluation within the Energy Director o/ Uarktltna Cmlrottor down a weapons-assembly plant at Los and Advonuwa Department. Hodel and his top aides Alamos, N.M., after a security team oppose the legislation A6 MONDAY, JULY 2, 1984 easily penetrated the plant's most and Indy Badhwar have turned up more Footnote: The Navy is so fearful that sensitive areas in mock attack. If they had appalling examples of the Energy Depart- terrorists might get their hands on nuclear been real terrorists, they could have ment's security breaches: weapons that a secret directive has gone stolen plutonium to make a nuclear device — The department has a disturbing out to fleet commanders around the world. hear it for the captain, who steered us or perhaps swiped the device itself habit of mislaying top secret documents It orders them to make sure they have Hodel has also put more guards on the Seven of these sensitive documents were available the capability to "neutralize away from the shoals of inflation' payroll at other nuclear weapons plants lost sometime before July 1M0. but the nuclear and conventional terrorist ex- and has set up a training center in department waited two years before even plosive devices.*^ Albuquerque. But my sources in the launching an investigation into the disap- Energy Department say these moves may pearances. Five of the papers originated BLUNDER OF THE WEEK: Walter be too little and too late at the National Security Council, and the Mondale's money-hungry campaign staff The people who are responsible for the responsible officials told the council that blew the chance of support from an ethnic lax security at the weapons plants. the documents had accidentally been group, the National Association of Ameri- meanwhile, have been routinely rewarded destroyed. According to my sources, the cans of Asian-Indian Descent Mondale's for their negligence. For example, Gen. truth is that officials haven't the foggiest people set too high a price for their William Hoover runs the office of military notion what happened to the secret papers candidate's appearance at the group's application, which oversees weapons- — In another embarrassing snafu, eight convention. ( plant programs. He has just been nomi- cartons of classified documents were sent Jan Pillai, the association president, nated for promotion to assistant secretary from Los Alamos to a Rockville, Md , wanted to hold a fundraiser for Mondale for defense programs. company that wasn't cleared to receive and have him speak at the group's Atlantic Members of Congress, however, are them. City convention last month. He was concerned about the casual attitude — Last October, construction drawings rebuffed on both counts. toward security at the plants where for a nuclear facility in Portsmouth, Ohio, A Mondale staffer told Plllai that the nuclear bombs are made. Rep. John were found in woods near the town. The candidate would be on vacation the week Dingell, D-Mich , ordered a congressional plans included details of the plant's of their convention, so he couldn't appear investigation security systems. Officials maintained - unless the association guaranteed at Now he has written a stinging letter to that the drawings contained no sensitive least 175,000 from the fund-raising event Sen. John Tower, R-Texas, chairman of information. Dingell was dubious about and an additional (25.000 if Mondale spoke the Armed Services Committee, about this claim and wrote to National Security to the convention. Hoover There has been no indication, Adviser Robert McFarlane, demanding Filial could offer only 135,000. The Dingell charged, that Hoover took "any "how any security plans can be considered Mondale aide said no dice. So Pillai meaningful action to correct a deplorable anything but sensitive." invited Sen. Robert Dole, R-Kan. The situation." In fact, he actually tried to Mondale staff's behavior "gives us no mislead a House committee on the extent — Classified documents turned up in a choice but to support the Reagan adminis- of the security problem, wrote Dingell lounge chair sent to the District of tration." Pillai said Tower has quietly postponed Hoover's Columbia's prison in Lorton, Va. The Mondale aide still doesn't get it. nomination hearing. — While letting genuine secrets slip IU "We have no differences with them," he Meanwhile, my associates John Dillon grasp, the Energy Department has de- said Want to bet? Sisyphus in Washington WASHINGTON - The story is told of more worrisome by the higher cost of Sisyphus, king of Corinth, who offended federal borrowing - must be attacked Zeus and was sentenced to endless labor even more vigorously. The House has in the underworld. His task was to push proposed a combination of tax hikes and a heavy stone up a hill, but as he neared spending cuts that would better the the summit, the stone always slipped from situation by f 182 billion over the next three his grasp and rolled back down. Members fiscal years. The Senate's package would of the U.S. Congress are suffering the JAMES achieve savings of $140 billion. A package same torment today. Every time they KILPATRIC of 1225 billion to (240 billion would make attack the federal deficit, events roll down more sense. upon them. Such a combination would not permit us Thus House and Senate conferees to approach a balanced budget. Far from worked valiantly in mid-June to find it. But if the prospective deficits could be agreement on ways to cut spending and to cut to perhaps $100 billion a year instead raise taxes. They agonized over Medicare of $180 billion to (300 billion a year, the and Medicald and they hacked at the borrowing is so massive that private debt would be manageable. Such dramatic budget for defense. They wrestled for days borrowers are compelled to compete action by Congress may be the only way with taxes on liquor, cigarettes and furiously for the 30 percent to 35 percent to halt the destructive climb of interest company-owned cars. And on June 25, just of savings that may be left. When demand rates, but make no mistake: No such as they finished their labors, word came for money is high and the supply is low, reductions could be achieved without a from New York: The big banks had raised we are reminded, the price of money goes walloping increase in taxes and a dismay- their prime rate again, this time from 12.5 up. That glib contention simply will not ing stretch-out of spending on national percent to 13 percent. wash. Business borrowing in 1(64 will defense. The White House, suppressing its anger, increase by less than 15 percent over 1983. Congressional leaders, who must be as Protecting children coldly termed the action "disappointing " So modest a demand could be accommo- weary as old Sisyphus, can do nothing The word is inadequate. This was the dated profitably at the Interest rates that more in 1984 than they are attempting to Red Bank school officials were Monmouth County Prosecutor John fourth raise in four months. A better word prevailed until this past March. do now. They have neither the deliberative shocked recently when a substitute A. Kaye thinks it should He has would have been "unconscionable," or as As the bankers drive up the cost of time nor the political Inclination. The teacher there was arrested and declared that a criminal background an alternative, "indefensible." The greed buying a new home, a new car and a current July recess will be followed by a of the big bankers knows no bounds. factory expansion, the Treasury's burden few work days and then by another recess charged with sexually assaulting a 14- check should be a condition of This latest increase cannot possibly be in August. Congress expects to adjourn on year-old student. They were even of interest payments must increase also. employment for anyone who deals justified in terms of the cost of money to Just five months ago the president's Oct. 4. For good or ill, the figures for more stunned to learn that the man with children. Monmouth County As- the banks, for their costs have not budget advisers predicted that the govern- fiscal 1985 are now pretty well fixed. had pleaded guilty to a similar offense semblyman Joseph A. Palaia, a increased proportionately. Neither can it ment's costs of interest would increase No matter who wins the presidential be defended in the name of potential involving a minor less than two years only from 1108 billion in 1984 to $116 billion election in November, the government's member of the Assembly Education inflation, for the rate of inflation remains budgetary problems must have top pri- ago, and was on probation at the time In 1985. Those estimates were based upon Committee and a former school gratifyingly low. At 13 percent, the prime a prediction that the rate on «l-day bills ority next year. The urgent need is for a of his arrest. administrator, thinks so, too. He is is now nine points above the rate of "will decline steadily from an average of system of taxation that will be simpler, inflation. If this new rate of interest holds, Red Bank school officials didn't exploring possible changes in New 8.8 percent in 1983 to 6.2 percent by 1987." fairer and more productive of revenue. or goes higher, the bankers themselves So much for five-month-old predictions Simultaneously, every dollar of unnecess- know about the man's criminal record Jersey law or Department of Educa- will be contributing materially to rising The abrupt and unwarranted rise in the ary spending must be squeezed out of the costs of living across the board. when they hired him. Nor, under New tion regulations to give school boards prime has to be halted. How to do it? The budget. The prospects aren't pretty, but Jersey law and regulations, do they access to criminal histories of teacher The familiar excuse is that federal prospective deficits — now made all the the results of a profligate life seldom are. have any legal right or access to such applicants. information. We agree with them. We entrust our A New Jersey school district can children to the schools for a major ask prospective employees on job part of the day, and the possibility FROM OUR READERS applications if they have any criminal that a school board unknowingly could record. But they can't check into the hire a teacher with a record of Thomas H. Kean. will not help those who need assistance response or, if the answer is af- sexually assaulting a minor is fright- World's Fair As the director of the Monmouth County most - those with incomes at or near the poverty level. firmative, into the nature of the ening. Frightening, too, is the possi- Office on Aging, I am writing to urge that Rumson you reconsider your plan to use the crime. Law enforcement agencies bility of such a situation in day care To the Editor. anticipated increase in the Homestead Seniors who rent need direct rental exchange such information all the centers, which enroll younger, and "Mirror, mirror on the wall. What is the Rebate and Tenants Credit programs assistance. Using the state's surplus to provide direct rental assistance would be time, but an executive order issued thus even more defenseless, children. fairest of them all? " The 1984 World's While the purpose of your plan may be Fair in Louisiana is the answer to that much more beneficial to low-income more than two decades ago by then- Any proposal that involves public to return more money to low-and-middle- renters at this time. For the future, all question. income taxpayers, it is extremely doubtful Gov. Hughes restricts the exchange of dissemination of criminal records This year's world expositon Is one of the major state senior citizen organizations that any portion of the Tenants Credit will have supported the concept of a per- such information to them. raises troubling questions, particu- most awesome, exciting, and entertaining be available to low-income renters. A events of the year. Exhibitions from all manent plan of rental assistance, related Several states make a criminal larly if we believe in the potential for senior citizen who has a low Income pays to the proportion of income a renter pays comers of the world encompass the little or no state income tax; therefore, a background check by state police and rehabilitation. But the overwhelming in rent, to be paid from the Casino fairgrounds and space age transportation credit against this tax Is of no help to him. Revenue Fund. the Federal Bureau of Investigation a need is to provide the most exquisite is very real here. A member of our Monmouth County condition for teacher certification. protection we can for our children. We Advertursome rides are available for Advisory Council, Mr. John Tergis, has Thank you for your consideration of this daring souls. Whether it's a dish of Five states make such checks a might want to write the requirement done research which indicates that a request that you support a program of creamy ice cream, a plate of sushi, a bowl senior citizen couple might need an requirement for some workers in day tightly, so that it applies to specific direct rental assistance rather than an of Southern creole, or a quick hot dog, the Income of (30,500 or more to qualify for income tax credit for senior citizens. care centers as well. The Red Bank and relevant crimes, but we should food is superb. the increase you propose in the Tenants Joan W. Litwin incident has fanned discussion about make a criminal background check a A truly unique art display is available Credit program. Surely, such a program Executive Director whether New Jersey should follow at the Vatican echibit Works of art date requisite for employment in schools back to 400 B.C. and the Shroud of Turin their lead. and day care centers. leaves one speechless. The aquacade produces a humorous, daring and de- lightful swimming and diving show. Inside TODAY IN HISTORY the amphitheater, visitors can enjoy the Goode for Monmouth presence of famous guests. BY The Associated Press In 1926, the U.S. Army Air Corps was The fair is somewhat overwhelming, created. Today is Monday. July 2. the 184th day Among the things Tinton Falls has Goode family get to Los Angeles to but don't expect any rest while visiting In 1937, aviator Amelia Earhart disap- New Orleans. The best way to describe of 1984 There are 182 days left in toe year. going for it are two Olympic athletes. peared during a night over the Pacific cheer their son and brother on. "I this big city is to refer to one big party. Today's highlight in history: Ocean. Quentin Wheeler, the first Tinton think the fire companies and service Happy faces, lots of entertainment, good On July 2, 20 years ago, President In 19(1, author Ernest Hemingway shot Lyndon Johnson signed into law the Civil Falls Olympian, placed fourth in the clubs may be able to do something," food, and warm, friendly people. himself to death at his home in Ketchum Rights Act of 1984, the most far-reaching 400 intermediate hurdles in Montreal More people are needed to visit the 1984 Idaho. Crocker said. civil rights legislation in American his- In 1976. the US Supreme Court ruled in 1976. When this summer's Olympics World's Fair to make it a success. I am tory. Making it possible for this family to sure the lack of advertising and knowledge that the death penalty was not inherently get underway in Los Angeles next On this date: attend the Olympics would be one way about the fair are the two biggest reasons cruel or unusual. month, Milton Goode — who set state In 1776, the Continental Congress passed One year ago: Tennis player Martina for the people of Tinton Falls to show for a low turnout. I loved it. The only thing high jump records indoors and out- I found disappointing about the fair was a resolution saying "these United Colonies Navratilova defeated Andrea Jaeger 6-0, doors — will be high jumping for the their pride in Milton Goode, one of the feeling that I hadn't seen it all. are, and of right, ought to be. Free and 6-3 to defend her Wimbledon cham- Independent States." pionship. United States. only four young people from this area Diane E. Alter In 1881, President James Garfield was Today's birthdays: Supreme Court Jus- Noting that it is unusual for a believed to have made the Olympic shot by Charles Guiteau, a disappointed tice Thurgood Marshall is 78 Comedian community the size of Tinton Falls to track team. But certainly, the entire office-seeker, at the Washington railroad Dan Rowan is (2. Actress Polly Holliday Reconsider plan station (Garfield died two and a half is 47. Actor Jimmy McNichol is 0. produce two Olympians, Councilman county can take pride in his achieve- months later.) Freehold Thought for today: "Everything comes Clinton Crocker Jr. has suggested that ments, and can join with Tinton Falls In 1890. the Sherman Antitrust Act was to him who hustles while he waits." — To the Editor: passed the townspeople look into helping the in that effort. This is a copy of a letter sent to Gov. Thomas Edison, inventor (1847-1931). MONDAY, JULY 2. 1984 The Daily Register A7 OBITUARIES Kalhleen'M. Isaksen Panelists are put to the test MJDDLETOWN - Kathleen M Isaksen, at home; two daLghters. • continued I nearly 40 years. But he added that suggested that Americans would In the end. both men expressed Isaksen, 53, of Chamone Avenue, Mrs. Kathleen Poyner and Mrs apartheid, desegregation and the this sort of peace was "absurd." have resented other countries' their agreement on the^need to Leonardo, died Saturday at her Judith Anderson, both here: two role of special interest money in Horn also touched on an issue "telling us what to do during our permit freedom for organizations home. brothers, Joseph Mornssey of American politics. which he said was not as "cut-and- own period of segregation ' and ideologies with which many Born in Jersey City, she lived Spring Lake Heights, and Robert In their opening remarks, Glynn dried" as it may appear at first — "I don't think it's arrogant to say would disagree. here for 30 years. Morrissey of Palisades Park; two and Horn both exhorted the stu- how to deal with apartheid in South racist policies are wrong," Hom They also expressed support for She was a communicant of Si sisters, Betty Anne Brown of dents to get involved in public life. Africa. said. "We might have not.acted the principal of civil disobedience, Agnes Roman Catholic Church, Although he termed that govern- Connecticut Maureen Kerick of "We all live with the conse- forcibly (during the period of with Glynn noting that protesters Atlantic Highlands, and was a quences of public policy," Glynn ment's racial policy "untenable," Hackettstown; and three grand- slavery), but we still would have "should be ready to accept the former member of the Brevent said. "Each one of us is to a certain he noted that a cut-off of American children. been wrong." "+* consequences" of their actions, and Park Fire Company, Ladies Aux- extent responsible for the society investment to that country could Horn stating his belief in "a form iliary. The John P. Condon Funeral we pass on to future generations. result In many blacks losing their Hom said he believed rich and of government where civil disobe- Surviving are her husband, Home, Atlantic Highlands, is in "I'm a professional politician," jobs, as well as having an adverse powerful special interest groups dience is unnecessary." Haakon Isaksen; a son, John H. charge of arrangements Horn said "Nothing is more re- effect on businesses in the state "make it harder for legis- warding, though at times it can be which do business in South Africa. lators...but not impossible." He Other speakers at the Evening unrewarding." American support for the govern- responded favorably to a student's Series will include Alfred Cade, During his opening statement, ment of South Africa, with its suggestion that a one-term, six senior vice president of Caesar's Glynn said he was not a pacifist, a official policy of strict racial year presidency be instituted to rid Casino Hotel, Atlantic City; the Weekend washout statement which a student later segregation and white dominance the political process of the "elec- Rev. Brian McCormack, Martin House, Trenton; Gerald McCann (cottinned) asked the priest to clarify. over the black majority, emerged tion year attitude." Water up to 5 feet deep in subway and James L. Usry, mayors of which accommodated several New tunnels Saturday halted five trains Glynn cited the example of an as one of the most contentious issues last night "What I'm looking for is more Jersey City and Atlantic City, York-bound flights, including a in Manhattan and Queens, forcing elderly woman, or a young child, salespeople and less politicians," who is beaten and needs help but respectively; Rep. James A. Concorde flight from London. rescuers to lead 2,000 passengers to Conrad Dyer, a Governor's. Horn said Courier. H-N J , and Dr. Donna The rerouting of air traffic was exits. ' "has no freedom to say they want School faculty member, took issue to resist." Both men spoke of the need to Louria, New Jersey College of necessary during the height of the A Long Island Rail Road train with Horn's suggestion that Ameri- remove the "might makes right" Medicine and Dentristry. storm because roads leading to and stalled in water from an over- "If I, as a great power, unilat- can investment helped blacks find tendency from the political arena. from LaGuardia Airport and Ken- flowing creek, and train service in erally decide to disarm, am I employment, and said that, U.S. Glynn also blasted politicians who Area students participating in nedy International Airport were the northern suburbs also was forcing this decision on others who policy wprked against only Com- hire pollsters to find out which this year's Governor's School either Jammed with motorists or disrupted by water on the tracks are weak and need protection," munist dictatorships, and not the issues are popular, rather than session include Andrew Carboy, impassable due to flooding Saturday. Glynn said South African "slave state." "acting according to their cons- Lincroft, who attends Mtddletown In New York City, crews pumped Officials said power was lost for Although nuclear weapons con- A student asked Horn if it were cience." South High School; Kamla Jain, out flooded homes, delayed passen- 1 v, to two hours to 3,000 homes in stitute an "evil," Glynn noted that "arrogant" of the U.S. to "impose "The role of the statesman is to Holmdel, Holmdel High School; gers clogged Kennedy Airport and Queens and eastern Yonkers, north the balance of power between the our own code of ethics on another make the unpopular popular," and Sarah Nilsen, Freehold, Man motorists returned to cars aban- of the city. superpowers had kept peace for country." The young man also Glynn said. , alapan High School. doned in a record deluge of rain as the city remained under a limited emergency yesterday. Light to moderate rain fell Towns map plans through most of yesterday, on top JERSEY SHORE SAVINGS of the 3 to 6 inches that soaked the (continued) last offer because of state Board of city Saturday and flooded five other towns that do not employ Public Utilities' decisions allowing subway lines and highways. members of the striking Local. fee increases at landfills without No serious rain-related injuries Approximately 200 communities authorizing contractors to pass were reported in the city, but police in the state are affected by the increased dumping and salary costs said two people were killed Satur- walkout. on to consumers day in a collision on a rain- Meanwhile, federal mediator The Teamsters also are em- slickened highway in Putnam Coun- John Bello, who helped settle a ty, north of the city. ployed by trash hauling firms "JERSEY seven-day garbage workers strike represented by the Waste Manage- Police Commissioner Benjamin in 1981, said he would stay in touch ment Association in Clark. Ward declared the limited emerg- with both sides but not schedule ency Saturday, calling in represen- The Teamsters struck for seven joint talks for several days. days in 1981 After the governor's SHORE tatives of the police, fire, transpor- "Things are at a stalemate," he tation, sanitation and environmen- office intervened, workers won a 50 said yesterday. "There's got to be percent wage increase • tal protection departments to coor- some kind of resolution either way dinate emergency crews. to get them back to meaningful Officials said that even com- IS YOUR Officials said subway service and talks." munities where garbage service is most highway traffic had returned not provided by Teamsters would to normal yesterday, although Michael Riccardelli, an attorney be affected because non-striking some highway flooding on Long for the New Jersey Municipal sanitation workers probably would SHORE Island caused hour-long driving Contractors Association, which refuse to cross picket lines at delays to Kennedy and LaGuardia represents some of the contractors, landfills. airports. said management officials were State health officials were not CHOICE!" City crews pumped water out of meeting yesterday to discuss their immediately concerned about the about 40 homes in a low-lying position. strike and were relying on munici- section of Queens, said Tom Kelly, On Saturday, the sanitation pal inspectors to monitor con- a spokesman for Mayor Edward I. workers rejected a three-year con- ditions, said Amy rollings, a Koch tract proposal calling for a six-day spokeswoman for the New. Jersey The National Weather Service work week and $20 per-week raises Department of Health. Frank Blair measured 3.07 inches of rain Satur- jn each of three years that would "Our only concern is if a strike day at Central Park, drowning the have brought weekly salaries to goes on for several weeks, there is previous June 30 record of 1.93 $525 in the final year of the pact. a potential for creating an environ- inches set in 1915 Rain amounts ment that will promote rat infesta- varied widely, reaching 6V4 inches The proposal was given to the tion," Ms. rollings said Jersey Shore Savings is the sure choice ot Ocean and Monmouth at Kennedy Airport out on Long union June 20 after five months of Residents were instructed by County residents for many good reasons: high returns at com- Island, said meteorologist Gene negotiations, but was not endorsed contractors to put non-perishable petitive rates, FSLIC protection, unmatched personal service, and a Salerno. by union leadership. The old con- goods in separate kegs from per- complete range ol financial services. Kennedy was closed from 1 p.m. tract expired Saturday ishable ones Trash that could If it's time to start meeting your financial goals, come meet us;, to 0:30 p. m. Saturday after flooding George Lohman, head of the decompose should be "double- we're the Shore Choice! closed approach roads, making the MCA in Cresskill, said manage- bagged' and kept in a cool place, airport inaccessable to emergency ment was reluctant to increase its the haulers said. ' vehicles. Police said the water also NEW! HIGHER RATES! $20.00 CASH! closed roads throughout Queens. "It was horrendous," said Of- 91-Day Certificate* ficer John RelUno of the police Reagan presses $500 minimum Highway Division. "There was no 91-day maturity movement on any of the highways 9.90k 9.35* Compounded monthly whatsoever." He said stranded (continued) He said that the administration motorists abandoned cars "all over would prefer to go to Vienna 6-Month Certificate * saying to Dobrynin, 'What's wrong? knowing the superpowers would the place," returning to pick them You wanted to talk Why can't we $500 minimum discuss resuming nuclear arms up Saturday night or yesterday. talk?'" said the official, who spoke 182 day maturity "Given a choice between walking only on the condition that he remain reduction talks, as well as space 11.571:11.00* Compounded monthly and staying with their cars, I think anonymous. weapons, but would be willing to go a lot of people walked," he said. The Soviet Union abandoned regardless. 1-Year Certificate* $500 minimum • 12-month maturity The Port Authority had no esti- nuclear arms talks with the United Compounded daily mate of the number of departing "We are willing to go there PLUS $20.00 CASH" tor your deposit States late last year to protest the of $5,000 of moral travelers stranded at Kennedy, but without saying we must talk about U.S. deployment of new nuclear this or that, " he said. 12.36ikll.50* 1 Y.ar Tan-Dotorrad Cwtlltcatt also .vallabt* among them were about 200 ath- missiles in Europe. Moscow has The official said the adminis- letes and trainers leaving the maintained it will not return to the 2-Year Certificate* $500 minimum • 24-month maturity International Games for the Dis- tration doesn't know when it will bargaining table on that issue until receive the Soviets' diplomatic Compounded daily abled on Long Island. Koch went to the missiles are removed. PLUS $20.00 CASH* • lor your deposit the airport at about midnight and response. But "if their official ol $5,000 « morel With the tense slate of U.S.- response is like the Tass response, 12.3611.50- provided them with a police motor- Soviet relations an election year cade to two Manhattan hotels, that would indicate they are not as worry for the president, the admin- serious as they said they were ... 3-Year Certificate* $500 minimum * 36-month maturity Kelly said. Compounded dally istration was disappointed by the that they want a precondition that Tass statement, but said it hoped PLUS $20.00 CASH" lor your deposit would make it impossible for us to ol $5,000 or moral for a more positive response talk about a wide range of Issues." 12.65jkll.75* Lautenberg to host through private diplomatic chan- Would the United States attend nels. $500 minimum • 60-month maturity such talks even if the Soviets stick 5-Year Certificate* Compounded dally MONTCLAIR (AP) - Even "This is an opportunity for the with their rejection of the idea of PLUS $20.00 CASH** lor your d.potll though the political season is president to say to the Soviet discussing resumption of nuclear ot $5,000 or moral heating up, partisan differences ambassador privately and in a arms talks? "That has to be worked 12.941:12.00* will be set aside for one evening social setting ... that we are ready out," he said "We don't have any $500 minimum • 64-month maturity this summer as Republicans and to deal with them and on this issue preconditions that would keep us 7-Year Certificate' Compounded dally Democrats gather here at the home we have changed our position and from going. PLUS $20.00 CASH" lor your fl.po.ll of Sen. Frank Lautenberg, D-N.J., have said we will discuss space "The question is whether they ol 15.000 or morel to raise money for a statue. weapons, so we would hope they are serious enough about their 13.11=12.15* The July 11 cocktail party, priced will follow up on their own proposal to go knowing we would $500 minimum • 120-month maturity at $1,000 a head, will also feature proposal," said the official. raise other issues," he said 10-Year Certificate* Compounded dally Gov. Thomas Kean, a Republican. 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When Ellen recognize him, physicians tell Mark ago. Holly believes Scorpio has trying to say she's a murderess, Justine pretends surprise that Kate regaim consciousness. Ross acts as Paula's strange behavior may have vendetta against Grant Andrews. and In the confusion causes Mat- is Cagney's mother. Kate Insists her wits' end, he decides to marrv thew to lapse back into coma. if Adam is Bonnie's friend Willie, a physical basis. Ronni walks in on When Ruby makes negative com- Justine move in with her. her and the duo elope. but Ellen finds it hard to believe the Zed while he's holding Julie's hand. ment about Brock, Bobbl severs story Meanwhile, Stuart figures Ronni tells Zed she's quitting her relationship with her aunt and out a way to leave the west wing job to move out of the country with allies herself with Brock. and masquerades on the outside as her father Danny breaks into GUIDING LIGHT: With Josh Adam Having key made, Stuart Kelly's house, then demands still refusing to have therapy, Reva AT THE MOVIES now able to leave west wing at will $300,000 wheels him against his will into _ ANOTHER WORLD: The DA DAYS OF OUR LIVES: Hope Is physiotherapy. Seeing progress Information for lh« movia tlmalabl* •• UA MIDOLITOWN VI— MSNLO PAP.K CINCUA II — tries to pin Royal Dunning's death provMod by tttMttr operator!, tinoa movtaa v Star Trek III (PO) 13:40. 1 48. SOS. 7 JO. • U Wllnssloiia IPQI 1 20. 3:90. 5 40 7 SO 10 00 just about to tell Bo she married Bert has made, Josh agrees to have on Catlin and asks for the death aubfaot to changa, n la raoommand—' that raad- UA MI0OUT0WM VII - Larry because she was forced to therapy. Helping Josh move in with •r• o«H lha maalar to eonflrm oorraol Umaa. Pope ot Oraemneh VWaae (H11 :«S, 4: is. MS. penalty in Catlin's case. Cecille them alter release from hospital, MONMOUTM COUNTY • IS when Larry appears. After his Oremllns IPQI 12 46. 3 00. S 10. 7 30. • 30 suggests she and Felicia write H.B. and Reva buy new home but • TIUTHMOM CIMCMA ( - OCiAN TOWNSHIP wedding reception, Larry looks UAVIIW (OUArU riMSat» I - fictional love story based on Josh vetoes idea. After Mike Ukes Ohost Busters (POI 1 30. 3 36 6 40. »00. longingly at Gwen. Gwen, Indiana Jonas A tha Temple ot Doom IPQI 10:00 Catlin's trial Sally manages to her for flying lessons, Alex decides The Natural IPO) '00. 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And Manager Davey Johnson called his Astros bomb on four pitches leading off the much leu on four straight pitch- evened his record at 3-3 with five going the final two, Doug Sisk team's double-header sweep yes- seventh, Mookie Wilson sacrificed es." innings of three-hit scoreless relief closed it out and notched his ltth terday's "typical Met victories." pinch runner Oquendo over to Tim Leary, who took over for and stretched his personal score- save The Mets. snapping a four-game Phils, B3 second, and after pinch hitter losing streak, defeated the Atlanta 'Rusty- Staub's groundout moved Braves 2-1 and 3-2 with the aid of in the seventh and made a winner Oquendo to third, Keith Hernandez a seeing-eye singlednd a wild pitch. of right-hander Ron Darling. 9-3. walked "This team II make you sweat who gave up only two hits in seven With Strawberry at bat, Ded- and give you gray hairs." said innings and became the first Mets mon's knuckle-curve skipped past Johnson, whose club is a game pitcher since Tom Seaver in 1975 to catcher Alex Trevino behind first-place Chicago Cubs in win six consecutive starts. Lefty Trevino never had a chance to the National League East. "It's Jesse Orosco earned his 14th save catch it. never easy It's always close ' In the nightcap, a wild pitch from That's what made it so frustrat- In the first Kami'. Darryl Straw- reliever Jeff Dedmon to Straw- ing. " said Trevino. berry's bases-loaded single slipped berry in the seventh inning un- "I was trying to keep the ball past the outstretched glove of locked a 2-2 tie and allowed Jose down and in, " said the right-handed shortstop Rafael Ramirez and Oquendo to score with the winning Dedmon. 2-1. "But I've got no broke a scoreless lie with two outs run excuses. I should've never walked Royals blank Yanks, 8-0 KANSAS CITY. Mo. (API - cool, so I decided to smile " eighth inning with a sacrifice fly. Willie Wilson remembers his first Wilson last hit a ball out of a park The others came home on Pat home run, but not many of his 16 on Aug. 12. 1981. off Scott Sheridan's infield hit and Hal others McGregor In Baltimore His first McRae's bases-loaded two-run Wilson slammed a two-run home run came in 1979 off Mil- single waukee's Mike Caldwell homer yesterday to lead the Kansas The Royals broke through loser "Caldwell, that's it." Wilson said City Royals on an 8-0 romp over the Bob Shirley. 1-2, in the fourth when when asked if he could remember New York Yankees and a sweep of McRae singled and Balbonl drew a the other home runs "I don't have the weekend series Wilson's walk from Yankee starter and loser homer, which followed U.L Wash- too many. This one surprised me." Bob Shirley, 1-2, and both scored on ington's two-out single in the Charlie Leibrandt and Dan Don Slaught's double. seventh inning and gave the Royals Quisenberry scattered nine hits in a 4-0 lead, was the 17th of his career handing the Yankees their Uth New York right fielder Dave but only the fourth to clear the shutout of the season Quisenberry Winfield, who leads the American fences. relieved Leibrandt, 3-3, after Willie League with a 370 batting average, Randolph walked following Tim started for the first time in five "It felt funny to try to trot Foli's two-out double in the games after being sidelined with a around the bases rather than run." seventh, the seventh hit off the sprained left shoulder. Winfield said Wilson, who hit his 13th career Royals' starter, and recorded his singled twice in four trips. inside-the park homer last month. major league-leading 21st save. In dropping the three-game "I didn't know how to act. I didn't Wilson drove in the first of four series, the Yankees managed only SAFE AT THIRD — The Houston Astros bombed know whether to smile or to just be National League roundup on page 3 runs off Mike Armstrong in the four runs and It hits. the Philadelphia Phillies, 13-1, yesterday. See SAVE THE BEST CAR AND x BIG! TRUCK PRICE* ^ \ IN ' M0 HIGHWAY 35 MIYPlim 260-1600 611»E MONDAY, JULY 2. 1984 The Daily Register B? Hrbek, Viola power Twins past Tigers, 9-0 DETROIT (API - Kent Hrbek Dempsey and Al Bumbry added a drove in four runs with a double and run in the fifth before the Orioles homer to back the four-hit pitching AMERICAN wrapped it up with four in the of Frank Viola as the Minnesota seventh, which featured doubles by Twins beat the Detroit Tigers 9-0 LEAGUE Gross and Gary Roenicke in ad- yesterday. dition to Young's triple Gross It was the first victory over the crashed his 10th homer in the Young after five innings, sailed eighth off Dan Spillner . Tigers in five career tries for Viola, through the sixth but gave up four 8-7, who has won his last four runs on four hit* in the seventh. Mariners 1, Red Sox 0 starts, a career-high The hard- Lloyd Moseby started the rally BOSTON - As the elder states- throwing left-hander struck out with a single, went to second on a man in the Seattle Mariners' start- three and walked one wild pitch and scored when George ing rotation, veteran Jim Beattie is The Twins jumped on Detroit Bell doubled Cliff Johnson singled giving the young pitchers some- starter Juan Berenguer. 4-6, the Bell to third and Barfield followed thing to shoot at Tigers' only pitcher with a losing with a thf ee-run homer, his seventh "1 just had to show up Beattie." record, for two runs in the third of the season, to give Toronto a 7-6 rookie southpaw Mark Langston inning and were never threatened lead said with a grin after he fired a Andre David started the inning Dwayne Murphy nicked Toronto three-hitter in a victory over rookie third with a single and scored on a starter Luis Leal for his 16th home right-hander Al Nipper and the double by Houston Jimenez run and the A's added three more Boston Red Sox Jimenez continued to third on the in the second to open a 44 Beattie. a balding former play on second baseman Tom Wi throne out in the second, Dartmouth College star who will Brookens' throwing error and chte and Mike Davis turn 30 on the Fourth of July. scored on a sacrifice fly by Kirby singled and advanced when Mike showed how to beat the Red Sox Puckett. Heath grounded out Tony Phillips with I six-hit, 2-1 decision Satur Hrbek and Randy Bush started followed with a bouncing two-run day the Twins' fourth with singles single and moved to second when Langston. only 23. watched Beal Hrbek went to third with Detroit right fielder Barfield failed to tie at work and then made a catcher Marty Castillo's pickoff handle the ball. Phillips scored on winning debut in little Fenway attempt sailed into center field for a single by Davey Lopes Park, hurling his second con an error and scored on an infield hit Orioles 8, While Sox 3 secutive shutout and the first by a by Tim Teufel. Bush took third on left-hander here since Seattle's CHICAGO - Eddie Murray and a fly ball and scored on David's Floyd Bannister did it May 18. 1982 Wayne Gross blasted home runs sacrifice fly to give Minnesota a 4-0 Angels 7, Brewers t and Mike Young's triple keyed a lead MILWAUKEE - Brian Downing four-run seventh inning, leading BIM Jays 7, At I cracked two three-run homers and Mike Boddicker and the Baltimore drove in a career-high six runs to TORONTO - Jesse Barfleld's Orioles to a victory over the fourth hit and second home run, a power the California Angels to a Chicago White Sox victory over the Milwaukee three-run shot in a four-run Murray's 15th homer came on an seventh-inning rally, lifted the Tor- Brewers 0-2 pitch in the fourth Inning off Downing s second homer, his onto Blue Jays to a victory over the loser LaMarr Hoyt. 7-8, after Cal TANGLED — Detroit's second baseman Tom second inning of yesterday's game. Brooken's Oakland Athletics. 12th of the season, was a tie Ripken Jr. singled and gave the breaking three-run shot reliever Brookens gets upended by Minnesota's Randy throw got the Twins' Gary Gaetti out at first. User Keith Atherton, 5-5, who Orioles a 2-0 lead. Bush as Brookens completes a double play in the relieved Oakland starter Curt Pete Ladd to give the Angels a 7-4 Successive doubles bv Rick lead in the top of the seventh Astros bomb Phillies; Giants turn back Bucs PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Hous- won their fifth straight game, a up a run in the fifth when Dave pitched a four-hitter and the Cincin- Padres 3, Cardinals I ton Astros pitcher Joe Niekro. who victory over the Pittsburgh Anderson singled after a single by nati Reds parlayed Montreal short- recorded his sixth straight victory NATIONAL Pirates Mike Scloscia and a walk to Greg stop Argenis Salazar's two-run SAN DIEGO - Ed Whitson wenl yesterday, says the Astros hitters Hammaker, in his second outing Brock throwing error and Brad Gulden's 6 2-3 Innings to pick up his ninth are making it easy for him. LEAGUE since coming back from a sore Reds 4, Expos 1 two-run homer Into a victory over victory with relief help from Rich "I was pitching good earlier. We shoulder, turned in another strong CINCINNATI - Jeff Russell the Expos. (iossage. who earned his 14th save. just weren't getting the runs," "We've been doing real well as a performance in the completion of a Niekro said after the Astros team the last couple of weeks. four-game series sweep against bombed the Philadelphia Phillies That's the way we like to play Pittsburgh It was the Pirates' 13-1 That's not the way the Phillies sixth straight loss, the third time Knight will alter strategy "The whole team is hitting now like it, however. this season they've dropped six And that nukes it a lot more fun." "We haven't hit the ball at all the consecutive games MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - U.S. quintets, who played 10 minutes in game July 29 against China Astros hitters are averaging 324 last two games, and we gave them Cubs 4, Dodgers 3 Olympic basketball Coach Bobby each half, regardless of the all-star But he said he has some offensive with seven runs a game in their last too many runs," said Phillies LOS ANGELES - Jody Davis Knight isn't about to admit getting team's defensive setup. players, like North Carolina's 12 contests. Sunday, it was Manager Paul Owens "We got cracked a two-run triple and scared into doing anything. "But that's the last game we'll Michael Jordan and Indiana's Steve centerfielder Jerry Mumphrey who shelled — there's not much more to singled twice while Dennis But after his troops narrowly do that," Knight said. "For now on Alford. whose outside shooting can led the club, with two homers and sav " Eckersley allowed four hits in eight edged a star-studded bunch of we will play our five starters and pick apart the zone defenses he six RBI Gluts 7, Pirates 4 innings as the Chicago Cubs professional players S4-W yester- substitute them only when they're expects to see at the Summer "I'm was just aggressive in my SAN FRANCISCO - Bob Brenly withstood a controversial last-in- day. Knight announced he's chang- in foul trouble or get tired." Games swings," Mumphrey said. "The doubled twice, once with the bases ning Los Angeles rally to hold off ing his strategy in the next six Knight wouldn't say who his Although Sunday's game was the first (home run) pitch I hit was a loaded, to back the five-hit pitching the Dodgers games with National Basketball starters will be for the next first close one in three clashes with fast ball, and the second was a of Atlee Hammaker and Greg Eckersley. 2-5, snapped his Associatin all-star teams. Olympic-NBA game July 8 in Iowa NBA stars, Knight thought his curve ball. I just went after it. Minton as the San Francisco Giants three-game losing streak. He gave Knight used two predetermined City or for the team's first Olympic defense showed progress. McEnroe, Scanlon resume rivalry at Wimbledon WIMBLEDON. England (AP) - after the Open Kitty Godfree. who won the said too," he said. Cash, No 15 Vitas Gerulailis It's listed as a gentlemen's fourth- "We played this same match women's singles in 1924 and 1926 "Why do I get under his skin so Other fourth-round matches against John Sadri. and No 12 round singles match, but there will (fourth round) a year ago at Others participating include much?" Scanlon asked. "The same Monday will send second-seeded Johan Krlek against qualifier Paul be little gentility when John Wimbledon and the same match in Americans Alice Marble. Pauline reason (the press) gets to him. You Ivan Lendl against Scott Davis, No. Annacone McEnroe faces fellow American the U.S. Open on the second Betz Addle, Margaret Osbome do get to him. You're hard on him. 3 Jimmy Connors against No 14 In women's fourth-round play, it Bill Scanlon on No. 1 court today at Monday, so it's a situation we have duPont, Louise Brough Clapp, "If you wrote all the lovely Tim Mayotte, No. 5 Jimmy Arias will be Navratilova, the No. 1 seed the Wimbledon tennis cham- both been in a couple of time and Doris Hart. Shirley Fry Irvin. things he'd like to read all the time, against No. 13 Tomas Smid, No. 6 and defending champion, against pionships, w we are 1-1," Scanlon said. Althea Gibson. Billie Jean King, he'd love you. And if I rolled over Andres Gomez against Terry Moor, Klixabeth Sayers, No 2 Lloyd VI "I expect a tough match, out I Although the two agree a (eud Chris Evert Lloyd and Martina for him every time, he'd love me, No 11 Kevin Curren against Pat No 12 Claudia Kohde Kilsch. expect to win," said McEnroe, the exists, they disagree on when it Navratilova; Australian Evonne defending champion who is seeded began. Goolagong Cawley. Brazilian Maria No. 1. "This is going to be a good "We played a match in Tokyo, Bueno and Britain's Angela test and I'm looking forward to it. which he won in straight sets and Mortimer Barratt. Ann Jones and He always plays better against Minnesota stops Cosmos afterward he just walked off Virginia Wade me." without shaking my hand. Why But it will be the the "gentle- MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Things But when Lettieri hurt his knee Scanlon, seeded 14th, heated up should I care?" Scanlon said. The men" from America, McEnroe and his two years with the Strikers. And weren't going well for Craig at Thursday's practice, Scarpelli the rivalry by saying: "1 don't think match was played two years ago Scanlon. taking center stage. to make things worse, he was fined Scarpelli. the Minnesota Strikers had a quick chance to exit the he will take me lightly because of "I don't recall not shaking his "I can't speak for everyone, but last week for criticizing the team's No 2 goalkeeper doghouse how I played in the U.S. Open. I am hand in Tokyo," McEnroe replied I believe the majority (of players) practice of taking only goalie, Tino sure he will give me his full Not until Saturday night, that is, Lettieri, on road trips. "I really didn't know what to While most of the attention is do not respect him," the fiesty New expect in light of recent events. attention." focused on the McKnroe-Scanlon Yorker said of Scanlon. when Scarpelli stopped the only That strategy might have cost five Cosmos' shots booted his way Scarpelli said "But I'm very McEnroe defeated Scanlon en grudge match, Monday also will be "Scanlon tends to get under the Strikers a game last Sunday, in Minnesota's 1-0 triumph happy Now the Strikers have two route to his second Wimbledon Ladies' Centenary Day as the All- everyone's skin," McEnroe said when Lettieri was ejected in Van- The 22-year-old goalie from New good goalkeepers, not just one and singles crown a year ago, but was England Lawn Tennis and Croquet "It's like someone who Is a friend couver and a non-goalie filled in Jersey hadn't started a North a backup Maybe I'll get in there a upset by the Dallas right-hander in Club celebrates the 100th an- on the outside but gives you a stab only to see the Strikers lose 3-2 in American Soccer League game in little more " the U.S. Open, where he reached niversary of women's play. in the back on the inside. I respect overtime. the semifinals McEnroe then came Former champions who will be his tennis but I don't respect back to beat Scanlon In Madrid on Centre Court include Britain's someone who does that, " McEnroe Sea Bright reaches peak BY JIM HINTELMANN held trials for the first time this players allowed, but there is no RUMSON - Approximately 10 year. limit on maximum age years ago, a group of talented "We had 65 ladies at the club who "As long as you can hit the ball," women tennis players from the Sea want to play competitive tennis." Parton said. Bright Tennis Club were looking for Parson said. "The league starts In Parton believes that this year's good competition and elected to April and ends in June. All of the team is the strongest in the club's join the North Jersey Tennis matches are held on Tuesday. history. League. "There are 10 divisions In the "This was the best we v» ever The move has paid off and the league (NJTLi and Division I is the had," she said. "And it gets team reached its peak June 21 when strongest," she said. 'At the end of stronger each year, more and more the Sea Bright Tennis Club "A" each season, eight women compete people come out for the team team put the finishes touches on an and there are four double matches These people play tennis as teen- outstanding 30-6 record by defeat- Each division of the league plays agers and then, after settling down ing the Park Lakes Club. 3-1, to the other nine teams." in an area, will try to find good capture the North Jersey Tennis Bad weather in April caused competition " League Division I championship for some problems, but the Sea bright In order to compete in the North the first lime All matches involved Tennis Club was able to overcome Jersey Tennis League, the SBTC doubles teams. it. teams have to travel long distances By winning this event, the Sea "We had to switch players at times. Bright team established itself as around," Parton said. "No doubles "In our final match against Park „ the top ladies club in the state out team stayed intact the whole Lakes, we had an hour-and-a half of over 100 teams in the North season One of the reasons we were drive," Parton said. Jersey Tennis League. • so strong was that the players could Teamwork between the six The winning team consisted of switch around and play with dif- teams in the SBTC is very import- ant. THE CHAMPIONS - Members of the Sea Bright (Rumson). Di Keater (Fair Haven). Kendall Flinn captain Trudy Parson and Tabsy ferent partners. Tennis Club "A" team pose after winning the North Huber of Rumson, Lynda Norris. (Locust), B.J. DeBree (Fair Haven), Nancy Dickson "The attitude of the players was "I'm the captain of one team," Jersey Tennis League Division I championship by B.J. DeBree.Teddy McCormick very good," she said. "They were (Little Silver), Teddy McCormick (Fair Haven), Parton said "But there are cap- defeating the Parks Lake Club, 3-1 The members and Di Keator of Fair Haven, willing to play at No. 1 or No 4 tains of other teams. All have to be captain Trudy Parton (Rumson)'. Missing is Lynda Nancy Dickson of Little Silver and doubles for the good of the team." willing to work with one another include (left to right): Co-captain Tabsy Huber Norris of Fair Haven Kendall Flinn of Locust. Capable All matches of the Sea Bright and be very flexible. reserves were Joey Parsons, Deb- Tennis Club are played outdoors on "If I have a player who calls me bie Tulp and Joan Budd of Rumson, clay courts at the SBTC which is' on a Tuesday and says she is sick, Timmie Wood of Little Silver and located on Rumson Road. I have to rely on the B' captain to Scrabis, Paterno spark win Mary Lou Strong of Locust. "We ended up with about six get me a substitute," she said "The teams in the division are teams comprised of eight players "And she in turn, has to relay on VILLANOVA. Pa - BobScrabis winners Jerry Long tallied 15, Bill Academy this fall, and Scrabis, a rated on their ability." Parson said. on each team," Parton said. "All of the 'C captain for a substitute and dropped in four free throws in the Stefanskl and Jim Murphy added 14 6-3 guard who will enter his senior "The 'A' team is the strongest at them came from the tryouts and so forth." final 50 seconds of play to enable and Matt Yetman 11 Scrabis year at Red Bank Catholic, will be the Sea Bright Tennis Club and the substitutes come from the next With the season over, the ladies the Jersey Shore AAU to hold off scored nine and Dave Boyle eight competing for the Division III team Division I Is the best in the New team down <"B"). All of the ladies will continue to play and when April the Delaware Valley AAU. 101-100, but their points came at key spots at the Garden State Games. The Jersey Tennis League." involved are nice tennis players." comes around , the tryouts will be yesterday at Villanovi University in the game will play Division IV iSouth Jer Beacuse of the large number of The minimum age in the league held once more and the SBTC hopes Joe Paterno scored 24 points and Paterno. a 6-5 forward who will sey) Friday at the Rutgers Athletic players, the Sea Bright Tennis Club is 18 and there are no high school that more success will come. grabbed 10 rebounds to lead the be a senior at Christian Brothers Center Game time is 8 p.m B4 The Daily Register MONDAY, JULY 2. 1984 MAJOR LEAGUE BOXSCORES Hobie Cat Fleet rolling BY SPENCER ADLER Fleet B0 members not in Atlantic AtUatic Highlands Yacht Clab HOutToa ill) nau m City next weekend are sure to show takes a different attitude to Inde- MffMII •fcia w •tibH HUMM0) Goran 2e 3 0 0 0 Svnua 2b 3 0 0 0 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - up at the 7th annual Band on the pendence Day, though. The regular inrnv •kraal • rtM mm m ttftH cnnaia mo Aguayoit 10 0 0 Beach party at Atlantic Highlands. summer schedule calling for races HK-nr, a 10 0 0 300 0 2 12 0 IMMncI 90 0 0 wa»no 3b 5*31 swna • 4 0 2 0 Member! of Hobie Cat Fleet 2S0 OMlk 3 0 10 3 110 4 110 Opnma CJUJ it S 4 4 2 VHayw n 4 0 00 have been kicking up a itorm on the Yesterday was all business on every Wednesday night will break is 11 ttupnry cl 4 2 3 1 tenmrt 3b 2 0 10 jmaaU. 1000 10 0 0 4 0 2 1 akxr* 10 0 0 road to the 1984 National Cham- Sandy Hook Bay, though. While on July 4th. Yachts will again be 2 110 3 0 12 1 000 all 000 0 Battrt 2 0 0 1 whnrarp 00 00 1000 racing on the Bay a week later. 4 0 10 mo*.* 4 000 3 0 0 1 Hmndt ID 1000 Carjai 'b 2 I 0 I OOroapn pioruhips Twenty-five percent of Shrewsbury Sailing and Yacht 2 0 1 0 4 000 4 0 0 0 Stwbryrl 4 0 10 Knrgr* 3b 10 0 0 Kan p 0 000 all the silver given away at Uit Club, Fair Haven River Rats, and Mo.mo.ti Boat Ctah 1 0 I 4 0 10 4 0 0 0 Foaar < 4 111 Pumrt soil wcarrapti 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 Orom a 4 12 0 4 0 10 SroanJb 9 0« 0 Baaayc 3 0 00 Campbarp 0 0 0 0 week'i Cape May Classic point* Rumson Yacht Club all bowed out Navesink River bluffs cut the IS 3 0 0 0 Oamgp 200 0 100 0 OMrtta 4 0 2 0 Nrakro p J 0 1 I Corcom Ib 3 100 regatta went to local sailors. when they took a look at the ugly knot ocean breezes in half for 3 0 10 SMuDpn 10 0 0 10 10 Oraic 1100 4 0 10 4 0 0 0 Oflttop 0 0 0 0 100 0 Tarrria 0 0 0 0 2 00 0 Dan and Rich Kulkoski both took morning river conditions, the yesterday's dinghy racing. Th» only 2 0 00 0 0 0 0 Laanj p 20 10 20 11 second place trophies in IS A and B, catamaran sailors took advantage Twin Rivers club to race yesterday 10 10 10 0 0 HMopr, 00 0 0 4 0 10 HtM T«taj ail 1 0 10 0 10 0 0 respectively. Greg Funari was of the breeze and got in what had drew 13 boats to the wet competi- 20 0 0 *W- 1 a I r I Taaaa II111 fourth in 16 A and Bob Wtnthers to be one of the best sailing days yet tion. KaaTat US t a Mi- t Hill Qam Winning RBI - Smwbary III „ r«. tti MS lla- I • Ot-13 rubbed the It B fifth place spot. of the season. An atypical Lightning fleet found E-Pary DP-Naw York 2 LOB—AMraa I. Maw Vail Qan. wmraig mi - Nona Gary Lucct took home fourth Dan Kulkoski, John Sullivan, and Notre Dame's freshman Tony Fink I 2B—Cnanbka Murjuard, imaaa E-Oiapmai OUrUal 0»-NM Vat 2 Own* Wvmng RBI - Oui (7). Greg Funari took the top three finishing first in both races W H ••> as to LOB-*tnB'.Na»vml tm-foaallll SB-Law E-Samutl DtJatui D*-»hlltdal»htl place honors in the II footers. i (14) S-UWann I0«-Mouawi 10. PMaMpW 7 2B te The event, which was sponsored spot* in the twelve boat fleet of 16 John Luard and Larry DuBoia unil) I 12 2 12 N BS« BB SO uaM. Crul 3S-Cftor>ieW. KM by Schaefer Beer, drew 130 boats footers. both took top honor* in the lix boat m MM»>S us 0 vying for points to qualify them for If yesterday's IS knot southerly Albacore fleet. Oroacol.u 42 3 I the South Carolina Nationals In winds show up again for Wednes- Bob Winters and Kurt Oberly Kanranaa by Oaring Dajmonl.M 3 1 T-J24 August. day's Independence Day races, each recorded firsts in the Blue Ian- 2 1.4 1 I I The next opportunity for Hobie then the catamaran trapexers are Jays. L«ayWJ3 1 I 3 (AMwacrn m Will 2 Kan 3 2 sailors to collect points will be this in for a lot of time out on the wire. Monmouth plans a two day Tan* HM o 1 baa™ « Campoaa I 0 weekend at toe Atlantic City races The third annual marathon race has Independence Day weekend regatta 4 0 2 0 DUICI 4 113 HB#-Cnr»ir«n by im KOIOM penal ID 2 I 4 0 10 WOMalt 3 0 10 MM T-232 A-24.737 off of the Golden Nugget Casino. a 9 a.m. skipper's meeting and will this Saturday and Sunday. 4 0 0 0 than*'' 1111 30 10 Races in the two day regatta begin take sailors around the Statue of SANDY HOOK BOARDSAILING 3 0 10 M» UUM«M<7I 4 0 2 0 ftaMnB 000 0 Saturday at 11 a.m. Liberty and back. The course will Winds died down to a meager 3 0 10 Mdtaadn 4 12 3 ma • rltl Not to lead anyone to believe that be an indirect one since the Liberty three knot* on the Bay last night, IOIO Mdnn too o 2110 jawari 10 12 4000 nrn ib 3ioo 5 0 10 Oa*ir» S I 2 0 the fun in the sun atmosphere of Cup course will be set to west of the so the Sunday night series was 3 0 0 0 waurjnc 4 13 2 MCBronrt 4 2 2 1 youaai 4 000 Hobie Cat sailing U not still around. shipping' called off. yp 100 0 Prya2e 4 110 10 10 Coopa ib S0II 3 2 10 Lyrmrl Fontb 30 10 U«n> 0*X 4 2 10 O0MK 4 2 2 1 QamUapn 10 0 0 sill Imnlt 112 1 MIX Taw* 2000 4 110 4 0 10 3 0 10 4 0 10 Mamgrt 2 110 4 000 Four-way Liberty deadlock M 7 II I TaMa most likely be decided Monday NEW YORK (AP) - Four France, Ted Turner in a second The yachts encountered choppy countries are deadlocked with IS American entry, and Italy each to heavy seas, but visibUity was points each after yesterday's round have rune points. Canada is in last better than in Saturday's delayed of the inaugural Liberty Cup, a place with eight. start Treharne and the Aussie four-day event of international Eight entries in the event are crew started their streak by defeat- yacht match racing on the waters contesting a M-race round robin. ing Turner then adding four of Staten Island's Lower Bay. Two points are awarded for a victory, one point for a loss and no straight victories by twice defeat- Swedish and Australian yachts ing Canada, captained by Greg each won five straight races to points for a disqualification MOCU>I..2'4 IH I I Captains Gary Jobaon of the Tawaststjerna, and France, cap- l«>0 213 2 ; catch the United States and Great tained by Eric Duchemln. Kaon pachaJ Ib MKi m |ti Britain, both of whom had been tied United States, Hugh Treharne of HV-NII by UoCUa Wf-ftaai 2 T-2U Australia, Pelle Pettenon of Pedderson and his crew defeated t-SMSI after Saturday's first round and Sweden and Harold Cudmore of Mauro Pellaschier and Italy, then both of whom won four of five races added four victories by beating Sunday Great Britain face each other Monday in a scheduled 10 a.m. start Turner and Canada twice each. The United States and Great Under the designated format, Britain, ironically, were beaten in the four races of round three, and MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS with only two rounds scheduled for each four-man crew switches ident- Sunday by Italy, which was dis- ical 30-foot sloops after each race. qualified in the fifth and final race. Tuesday, the winning team will L L M Dana 22 Toronto 31 SBT S K SSI 12» 411 a 41 4M It 417 5» 43 Herve Filion continues ways 442 11 ISO 13 42 440 II 42 432 21* I TINTON FALLS - Harness rac- winners. tat: n.tat. 4 n op~ TIM. i.ta.i i Ada Sar (Sar Sha) O Dknoa 37 41 37 su - ing Hall of Famer Herve Filion Another Escort offspring, Abbe 40 2 Flry'i Dw (Kawatia Mon ArM) J Sen 3S 454 3 continued his winning ways in New Escort, paced the second fastest 3-Harrpon Fkjkh (Enc B) .. C I 41 37 n 40 Ut 4 Cmctnnai 42 3t 47S 4V> Jersey Sire Stakes fair racing time of the meet with a 2:05.4 win SwiFianciaco 45 M 42 nk: as.aat, a r> I 42 471 40 competition with two more wins at in a division of 3-year-old filly I Bow Sar«nr« (EKWI ATM) 34 455 Sit 36 40 the three-day meet that concluded pacers. Keith Armer was in the 2-Claricn Dana (Brat Fltcriard) AMnt. a Naur Vork. pprj . ran 45 43S 7D San FraiOaco 7. Prabuign 5 yesterday at Willowbrook Farms in bike for the triumph, her fourth in 3 Chow. Mooa OY lEacap. Aria) . cmcmnaa 4. MoraMl 1 Mouaon I. Pnikroaphta 0 Unwtt ft.OW M 0 Tinton Falls 10 starts for owners Joseph Brody, «k: U.aW. 4 y. Of TpM, MU SI lomt 4. San OMgo 1 Toronto 7. OauaM a Filion, who has won more races Bernard and Howard Mann. IF ma SMp (VankM Bamtomo) R fctacouch m Cncago 14. Lot AngakM 4 CkMttnd 13. T.ub S 1 Bobrtor. (SpaMy Somoa) J UIMr taM. I. Botton 0 than any other driver in harness Sire Stakes fair racing continues 3.Kmg ol S«a (YankM Banbm) H Foa Naw vor* 2. AttnM I. lat gama Bawnor. I. CnKftgo 3 racing history with more than 8.800 July 1214 at Stanley Dancer's voA 3 Cattomi. 7. HHinalin, a a* IIW 1 r« P»y P>». MSI "** ***"* * *°" °*™ KaiHb Clly S. Nrjw York 0 trips to the winner's circle, piloted world famous Egyptian Acres in Ma Bto Buck! IShtriayi BMU) H F*on Oncmnaa 4. Montraa 1 _ ng Palga IHappy Motoring) F Canao San Franctoco T PlkKHrrr/i 4 Mr. Escort to a 2:06.2 victory, New Egypt. 3-Barark/a Bunny (BO'S Bunny) GhlCrajo 4. lot Arioilar, I (WM 7-7) a Toronto (Ctoney < I) 1 36 fastest time of the meet. Mr. San Dwgo 3. Si Loula 1 I PnMloua Paom. IBQ'a Bonny) J O>org»ann, Ik*,: SS.SB8, a pt Op«a Tie), Ml Escort, sired by 1977 Meadowlands 1 Moora mrorir (Ayraal _ .. P LcMn iia— ttnwM City (Gun 14 and Jonaj 0-0) a CwMMrtf 2-TaoUa P.D {tO't Bum) M Roana (IIMKin 5 6 aid SmNh 2-01. 2, 5 30 p m Pace winner Escort, was an easy, 3AA Bomtana ItMapa Ml C Vooauro 2 MM Pamanot (SpMdy Manovar) J King Jr 4-SI a AajnM (Paw I 21 3 wnarrr/awj (VankM Bamnol F O'Maa 410 pm SMM (Moor. 3 5 aid SKXKUrO I 3) a Mllnbulill 7vk-length winner of 3-year-old colt HooMon {Scot 4-SI • N«» Voni IQoorJai « 5), ISutlon 5 7 aid Pona a 31. 2. 130 pm pacing division. It was the sixth win at* SSMB. I >e Oe* a*te, 7 M p m Oa LUC SNUFFY SMITH MAWHWHAR'S \ ( HERE IT IS, TARN THIS IS TH' FIRST TIME HONEV-POT IN TWENTV YEARS WE THAT BACK ( LOOSE" SCRATCHER' It • HELD HANDS \ How old do babies hafto get to »tart bein % boys and girls?" ll YOUR HOROSCOPE THE WIZARD OF ID Born today, you land toward Let your birthday star be your daily dozen demands Check the bark restlessness both of mind and body guide ground of one seeking help today Without definite goals and definite TUESDAY, JULY 3 CAPRICORN (Dec. !t-Jan. It) - means of attaining them, you are CANCER (JUBC Jl July 11) - One you aided in the recent pas' V ^> inclined to shift vantage points, Something new in the romance makes further requests. Let pas' philosophies and your general ap- department awaits the patient indi- results guide your decision now. proach to life and living. You need vidual today. A few changes are in AQUARIUS (Jan. 10-Feb. Ill controls on your emotions, actions, order Decide one way or the othri visions. If you are fortunate, your LEO (July tt-Aac. II) - An hour regarding the way to a new goal anc spouse can provide such controls by-hour check on your progress then stick to it. Changes rroatr: and, in so doing, provide you with throughout the day would not be loss the stability you need to make the amiss Determine goals early on PISCES (Feb. It-March 10) - most of your time and talent VIRGO (Aag. U-Sept. ID - If Added responsibility sits less wel You love excitement, but you do you can demonstrate warmth and than you'd hoped Gear up foi MARY WORTH not really thrive on it Indeed, openness this morning, you will reap derisions and actions excitement tends to cloud your even more of the same during p.m ARIES (March 21 April It) A'&OOD BACKGROUND IN LAW / AFTER THAT, JUSTIN CAN judgment and cause you to mistake and eve Return a favor now while you havi 1 SET Hie SI&WTS ON LIBRA (Sept. U-Ocl II) - Be the chance The ur(ji> to overspem CLAV FOR A SEAT THE GOVERNOR'S both your goals and your way to them You are fond of people in sincere in the affection you offer can be countered, but only by you OENSYCKE N THE STATE I CHAIR! • • • MAYBE HAS \ EVEH general, forming fast personal rela- another. Otherwise, it backfires and TAURUS (April 10-May 10) CONFIDED tionships easily and frequently. you know the meaning of betrayal Prepare early for a special day THAT HE HAS SCORPIO (Oct. 13-Nov. tl) - Much is gained by the Taurus wh< POLITICAL Also born oa this dale are: Cheryl ASPIRATIONS Ladd, actress; Daa Rowan, actor, You will learn a great deal today by seeks to understand an old enemy FOR HIS producer. teaching a little Turn attention to GEMINI (May II-JMC 10) GRANDSON. To see what is in store for you details in p.m. Weigh the pros and cons of changi tomorrow, find your birthday and SAGITTARIUS (Nov. It-Dec. II) carefully. Now is the time to yicli read the corresponding paragraph — One gentle suggestion is worth a leadership to a friend BRIDGE ADVICE ^ELL.THAT EXPLAINS POUND A I'M GOING TO WEAP MR OP PAJAMAS THEM TONK3KT Bj ALFRED SHEINWOLD FATALTHOUGHT jumps to 3NT or five diamonds, and N SALE No such luck. West took her you wind up in the soup anyway. 0t* There's no straightforward way king, but then wondered what to do to make today's contract; you sim- next If South wu trying to set up South dealer ply give the opponents a chance to the diamonds, West thought, it Both sides vulnerable make a mistake. might be important to remove the NORTH I'd probably lake five or lut spade entry from the dummy, so • A96432 trumps and then lead a club, hoping West led a low spade. for a friendly return. I muat admit 73 that I'd probably wind up down one South needed nothing else. She OQJ1095 or two. took the ace of spades, discarding 42 In the 1984 French Women's the ace of diamonds, and then ran Championship one enterprising dummy's diamonds to get rid of WEST EA8T four club*. TIGER young woman drew just three • QJ85 • K 107 rounds of trumps and then calmly The female of the species is more deadly than the male. <995 <7762 TH led the deuce of diamonds from the OK83 0764 South hand. The trump opening DAILY QUESTION 15 Y±O6OOV> ) &% • KJ96 4AQ105 lead indicated that West held scat- You hold: •A964 3 2 CMDXXJQeT LOTS, FLO. IVC BROUGHT ANY aJEPLIES THEM WITH ME.COULD THE PHANTOM GKAT SUN*/ ALWAV5 WO5 VMANTEE? A PAIR LIKE THE AVA5KEP (SUV VCH/LL 1OU, OK AfTBR START SOU, TOO 2 RLJNNINS DIP I EVER TELL YOU UJ0UU7 ABOUT WHAT HAPPENED VOOUKE TO ME ONE TIME WHEN TO HEAR I WAS IN LOUISVILLE? ABOUT IT? B6 The Daily Register Lifestyle MONDAY. JULY 2, 1984 America gives its people reasons to feel patriotic BDYV JAC• * r*Kv IHJ. SMITCUITHU ^^^^^^HH^H^^_aM^^^^^^MMa^___ havhaupe livehvtvdl lonInngo pnnuirenough aanr d ex- perienced enough crises to know this When they pan the crowd at a that we resent our objectives being sports event during the national libeled and our loyalty ridiculed. anthem, does it appear to you that Belief in one's country, respect for more old people are singing'1 When TIME one's country, admiration for one's the flag goes by in a parade, do more country does not a "superpatriot" older men remove their hats? OF make Living to old age in this I suppose it has always been true country is a lot better than living to that older people are more easily YOUR any age in many lands. We have moved to patriotic display I re- much to be grateful for — the jobs member how corny it seemed when LIFE we retired from, the savings we my dad and his friend, Mr Funk, were permitted to make, the public stiffened to ramrod attention as the education we received, the right to first notes of "The Star Spangled stand up on a soapbox and say Banner" came through the radio almost anything at any time, the console I always cringed a bit at suppresses the rights of citizens, ability to fix up our home the way that statement, attributed to Step- there will be a voice raised to the we like it, the benefits of high hen Decatur, that was carried on the effect that it is really all America's technology and mass production, the masthead of a weekly magazine fault We "shoulda done" this right to organize and all the other (Liberty, I think): "My country, instead of that freedoms we inherited. / may she always be in the right; but The sins and greeds of the fathers my country, right or wrong " have indeed become more widely Fundamentally, we are a happy known as communication has be- people, fretting all the time about That still seems extreme to me. come so comprehensive and instan- whether we deserve to be. When you But, golly, sometimes I get the idea taneous Basically, however, this pass 60 or StT it's time to quit it has become entirely un- country is as selfless, sympathetic, fretting. fashionable to think that our country peace loving, industrious, generous, Don't be ashamed of your patriot- is right about anything No matter unbigoted. and unseeking as any ism Enjoy it. We older people are who commits the atrocities any- nation on the globe has been supposed to adjust better by loving, where in the world, what peoples throughout history are we not? The U.S.A. Is something are underfed, or which dictator Perhaps it is because we seniors else to love. With reason. f)«glait>r photo* by Don Lordi /•.«. MANY TALENTS — Volunteers in the Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) of Family Parent and child do not and Children's Service Inc. of Monmouth County, Long Branch, show talents during bazaar to benefit RSVP at RSVP building. Above: Phil "Cowboy" Goldfaden entertains belong in the same bed with his musical abilities. At right: Rita Brilli, left, uses cards to tell fortune of fellow volunteer Dear Ann Landers: I hope you will I repeat my original advice — an Joyce Towler Below, crafts made by volun- rethink your harsh aiseiimenl of 11-year-old girl should not be sharing teers for sale at bazaar are examined by, from the concerned father whoac mother her father's bed. I called it left, Friede Scherer, chairman, RSVP advisory lets daughter sleeps in bis bed. borderline incestuous and that's council; Olive Riley. chairman of fund-raising Labeling II "borderline Incestuous" exactly what I meant The thought and advisory council member, and Ann Ross, was a bit heavy. "Inappropriate" of sex may not be present now, but assistant director, Red Bank Senior Center. would have been a better term. ANN m if that arrangement continues sex- ual feelings are bound to emerge Believe It or not, there are many LANDERS' and the girls life will be a mess. people who regard a bed as utili- Dear Ann Landers: May I respond tarian. They use II for ilrrping. Not to "Star Witness"? She want* to all people see the bed as a symbol know where all the nice guys are. for sexual activity I They are on the Job, In stores, gas My 8-year-old spends many nights stations, factories, offices, and they •leeplng on the other side of my walk down the streets every day. klng-ilze bed. There li DO cuddling, child in bed with a parent of the The problem: They are shy. no body contact A parent and child opposite sex, after the age of 2, is Women ihouldn't be so timid who share the tint couch while verboten The same goes for a child about making the first move. The watching TV are closer physically who wants to sleep with Mommy man who approaches her Is usually than my son and I when we sleep on and Dad These little shrewdies an experienced smoothie who knows opposite sides of the bed. often use this ruse to become the how to get any pair of shoes under center of attention, thus preventing his bed. I have raised five well-adjusted Mom and Dad from being alone male children. Each of them napped I'm a decent fellow with an with me In my bed until they were You have five sons If they were important message lor lonely girls 5. The sixth had no one sharing hli daughters would you allow them, who want waeoat respectable: room like the others, so If he wants one at a time, to take naps with their Open your eyes. Look around. Talk to crawl Into my bed, It's OK. father? to someone you don't know. I wish Naturally the father whose 11- it would happen to me. — Bob In Pa. year-old daughter Is sharing his bed You say a bed is for sleeping. True, but a bed is much more than Dear Bob: Your advice sounds should be told gently to end bis sensible I suggest that you take it daughter's bad habit. But to Imply that. It's in the language When a that the arrangement Is "borderline man asks a woman, "How would you Do you feel awkward, sell-con- Incestuous" Is nonsense. — A Mom like to come to bed with me?" he is scious - lonely? Welcome to the In Bustards Bay, Mass. not inviting her to SLEEP with him. club. There's help for you In Ann my dear And even the question. Landers' booklet. "The Key to Dear Mom: Sorry, 1 don't buy jt. "Would you care to sleep with me'" Popularity." Send SO cents with your If a whole load of kids wants to pile implies a whole lot more than request and a long, stamped, tell- Into Mom's bed on Sunday morning closing one's eyes and slipping off to addressed envelope to Ann Landers, for a bit of frolicking, fine, but one slumberland. P.O. Box 11MS. Chicago, IL Mill. How to know a real bargain when you see one DEAR READERS: or more Check stitching to make sure that other lor colors. When the clothes Everyone does their own walk, to With the economy the way it is When examining the garment, it is straight and even in thread that are dirty. Into the proper pillowcase my work at the camp laundromat Is these days, we all look for sales make sure any seam edges which matches the fabric. they go. cut way down. - Phyllis Rank when shopping. I would like to pass might fray are properly finished to If the garment is lined, remember along a few tips on recognizing good HINTS prevent this problem. that good quality linings are not quality in clothing. Just because the And check out the buttons. Look attached all around because loose Compulsive Eaters course set price may be marked down from MS for those that are made of mother linings wear much better. to $15 does not mean that the FROM of pearl, wood or brass Have fun shopping and good luck. NEPTUNE - A 10-week Com- group is for participants to develop garment is of good quality. Be sure that buttonholes are neat, — Heloise pulsive Eaters course sponsored by a personal understanding of the To really take advantage ol-sales. HELIOSE well spaced and fit the buttons the Community Mental Health reasons for their food problems discount designer stores or sec- tightly. CAMPING CUES Center will be conducted at Jersey They learn to stop using eating as a ondhand clothing stores, look for the If you are buying wool, be sure Dear Heloise: We are campers. Shore Medical Center beginning way of solving other conflicts Also, following detail work that signals Stripes and plaids that are that there is felt backing on the wool When we are traveling and camping, July 17. Participants do not have to they can become aware of their own first-class workmanship, with or carefully matched at the seams. collars to retain their shape. I carry two extra pillowcases lor the be overweight, but must feel they perceptions of what being fat or thin without a designer label: • Generous seams of one-half inch See that hems are even and dirty laundry. have problems controlling their means to them. The sessions will be ample One Is only for white clothes, the eating habits or keeping off lost under the instruction of Mary Ann weight Cernak, M.S.W., a trained group Designed specifically for women, leader from Jersey Shore Medical the program is aimed at changing Center. eating behavior. The purpose of the A preliminary open meeting to acquaint interested persons with the CAREER OPTIONS group's purpose will take place LONG BRANCH - Elsa Vicens, Tuesday, July 10, at 7 p.m. in the coordinator of the Displaced Home- adult group room at Rosa Pavilion makers Program at Brookdale Col- The actual program will start the lege, Lincroft, will speak on "Ex- following Tuesday, July 17, at the ploring Your Career Possibilities" same time and place, and meet tor at the 8 p.m., Thursday meeting of 10 consecutive weeks. Separated and Divorced Catholics For further information, contact Support Group, in the convent at Our Mary Ann Cernak, at the medical Lady Star of the Sea. center. Carl I. (Juaglia R.P. WATCH FEET AND LEGS IN YOUR YOUNG CHILD If a young child has any irregular growth pattern ucRaTowlegs^ knock-knees, feet turning in or out, etc., be sure to mention it on the neit visit to your family doctor or pediatrician If he thinks than may be a problem he may suggest that an orthopedic specialist take a look Bowlegs and knock-knees are usually normal growth patterns and treatment Is not necessary Sometimes though they could be as- sociated with club feet, obesity or a nervous condition. Feet turnini in or out can usually be corrected by tneana of special shoes with a correcting bar YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you need a delivery We will deliver promptly without extra charge A mat many people rely on us for their health needs. We welcome requests for delivery service and charge accounts. R*giM*f pholo by Don Lordl Shrewsbury Pharmacy BEAUTIFICATION AWARD — Jane Elias, left, president ol Colts Witnessing the event are. from left, award committee members Neck Garden Club, presents the club's first annual Beautification Joyce Flynn, Joanne Cooper. Brookie Warendorf, Janet Schaefer, THE SHREWSBURY SHOPS Award to Robert Clausen and Ernest JcJine". right, farm and Barbara Lum and Frances Merlino. all of Colts Neck. The club plans Broad St. 741-4*74 Skrewsbvrv maintenance managers, respectively, of Due Process Stables, to give such an award each year to a commercial enterprise that Prescription Chemists Free Deliver Tinton Falls, which is owned by Robert E Brennan of Brielle. beautifies the Colts Neck area. Stuffy nose needs diagnosis MONOAY. JULY 2, 1984 The Dvkily Register B7 BY LESTER L. become functionlesW and the de- COLEMAN, M.D. mand for more ant more medi- Ferraro, Jackson, Collins cation increases. The fumes of tobacco can be irritating and add to I eta tell thai saamer aegias i the stuffiness and blockage of the whea say swse Uacks s* sa4 nose. Similarly, dusts, smog and air sae BJlscraMe. I have tried all Uadt' YOUR set to meet with Mondale pollution must be considered at el sssairtesi ana ssrajrt without responsible factors. HEALTH female supporters who are starting Isnatsrttstat. Caa yea tell sac what With an orderly approach to your NORTH OAKS, Minn (AP) - Mondale about the convention prep- this caal. b«? I am Z* years oU ud Walter F Mondale faces two arations. a "full-court press" to convince problem, an ear, nose and throat him to name a woman asn • tneelleal bealtk. - Mr. G.L.. specialist can help to track down the delicate issues this week as he Mondale has already Interviewed major offending factors that cause seeks party unity in his bid for the San Francisco Mayor Dianne Tomorrow. Mondale tskes a day Dear Mr. L.: My immediate this annoying condition. White House - the possible choice Feinsteln for the vice presidents trip to Kansas City to address the nomination raactldn to your story U that you There now are techniques to study of a woman for vice president and annual convention of the National havt some sllergic reaction You That which Is commonly over- the sinuses by X-ray and by ultra- the campaign of the Rev. Jesse The former vice president, who Association for the Advancement of may be sensitive to flower*, planta looked Is hormone imbalances as a sound. These reveal the presence of Jackson spent yesterday quietly at his home Colored People. and treat that begin to flourish In cause of stuffy note. A low output of allergic thickening of the lining of Two weeks to the day before the here with no public events, Is Jackson, who will speak to the the spring and summer the thyroid gland Is also commonly the nose and sinuses Special Im- Democratic National Convention continuing to concentrate on who NAACP as well, meets with Mon- Even though an allergic response associated with stuffy note. munological tests, like the RAST, opens, Mondale plans to meet today will be his running mate if he wins dale as the former vice president the presidential nomination, as seems to be the most likely reason Of course, the common cold, the can be helpful In pinpointing a with Rep 'Geraldine Ferraro, the seeks to unify the party In advance (or your discomfort. It Is Important specific offending allergen. New York Democrat at the top of expected, In San Francisco, while of his expected nomination. The flu and sinus Infections mutt all be spending some time touching bases that an accurate working diagnosis It takes mutual coordination be- many feminists' lists for the No. 2 black civil rights leader said he is considered and ruled out before any with key constituencies be established to that active treat- regime of treatment is undertaken. tween you and your doctor to track spot on the ticket. looking forward to the meeting He opens the week with a speech meat can be started Some drugs can cause drynets of down the reason for nasal blockage. Then tomorrow, Mondale files to today to the National Education "After all, we are personal It It surprising how many other the note which can add to the Only theft can effective treatment Kansas City, where he will meet Assoclstion convention In Min- friends," Jackson said Saturday In factors may cause stuffiness of the stuffiness Crusting of the note, be used with antibiotics (for Infec- with rival Jackson for the first time neapolis. The NEA, the nation's Chicago. "I respect him very note. In children, large adenoids are secondary to sinus Infection, can tion), antlhlstamlnes and, in tome since the end of the primary largest teachers' union, endorsed much We have worked together for the roost common offenders In cause a blocked, or stuffy, note. cases, cortisone, either by mouth or San Antonio Mayor Henry CIs- Mondale In late IMS and played a more than a decade. If he wins the adults, polyps and tumors mutt be I have repeatedly warned my by Injection. ruled out. neros will be the first Hispanic to key role in his campaign/ In many nomination I will support him." readers about the abuse of the short- It often Is an arduous task. The be interviewed by Mondale for the states through the primaries and Jackson poses a ticklish problem A marked deviation of the sepUl and long-acting sprays that are results can be gratifying If you vice presidency when they meet caucuses. for Mondale, however. As the purchasable over the counter. The waU that divides one ilde of the note persist in your treatment. here Wednesday. Then Mondale will have lunch at Democratic candidate against Re- dependence on these sprays occurs from the other can readily be Dr. Coleman welcomes aeetlteat And on Friday. Mondale will his home with Ms. Ferrarro, who agan, Mondale nteds the Insidiously. After only a day or two determine™! by an ear, note and from readers. Please write to Urn la interview Kentucky Gov. Martha won the endorsement for the No. 2 enthusiastic support of black voters of spraying the note, the tissues throat doctor. care of this newspaper. Layne Collins, the third woman to spot from several fellow con- who have backed Jackson In the make the announced list of con- gresswomen at the convention of primaries. tenders for the vice presidential the National Organization for But Jewish Democrats have been slot. Women on Saturday. denouncing Jackson In recent Center's clients are childlike Mrs. Collins, chairman of the Mondale, under Increasing press- weeks for his failure to move Democratic National Convention, ure from feminist supporters to quickly to repudiate supporter makes her second trip to the name a woman, spoke at the same Louis Farrakhan, the leader of the BY JANE SEAGRAVE The Community Family, a private, non-profit agency Associated Press writer Mondale home here. She came to meeting on Saturday On Wednes- Nation of Islam who has called based in nearby Everett. Minnesota In June to talk with day, he will meet privately with top Israel an "outlaw state." MEDFORD, Mass - Two days a week, Margaret, For «S for a six-hour day, clients will be kept busy Louise and Esta are being dropped off at a day care In a variety of ways designed to keep their brains center where they can play games, take walks and stimulated while causing them s minimum of frus- nibble cookies with apple Juice until their families pick tration, said Rothberg. director of the organization. them up. "There's really no way to cure them," said Marilyn Inmates go on rampage Though often childlike, they are elderly women who Mulligan, site director for the center. "You are trying an suffering from the degenerative brain disorder to keep them occupied in activities that they can Alzheimer's Disease, which strikes the short-term handle." memory and makes even the simplest tasks of daily in Massachusetts prison living impossible to recall. ONE RECENT DAY, Margaret, Louise and Esta. the first to be enrolled In the Medford program, spent part "To them, the most upsetting thing is that they can't WALPOLE. Mats (AP) - Near- their cells Thursday night after two of the morning in "reality orientation" — reading the damage was done In the remember what's going to happen," said Ellen ly 100 Inmates went on a rampage prisoners started a fight during a newspaper, talking about current events and telling auditorium, furniture broken up, Rothberg, who oversees the Medford day care center, In Walpole State Prison suditorium recreation period. time by the clock, Rothberg said. fires set," he said. one of about 10 centers nationwide exclusively for last night, setting fires and and "There was an Incident," said "The correctional Institutional victims of Alzheimer's Disease. "We try to make them They exercised to music, folded napkins and took smashing furniture before guards, Landolfi. "There have been some tactical team, officers trained to feel safe and secure." three short walks around the grounds of the Medford using dogs and tear gas, quelled the problems. We don't know If that deal with this type of situation, THE DISEASE, which hat no known cure, now Community Center, where the day-care center leases s two-hour riot, a Correction Depart- was related to the disturbance using tear gas and canines, secured afflicts about I million people. It was discovered In 1806 sunny recreation room, kitchen and offices. ment spokesman said. tonight." the auditorium after about two by Alois Altheimer but did not become well recognized Each day, the clients will have lunch and snacks at No officers or prison staff mem- Last night's disturbance began at hours, and the Inmates- were re- until the l«70t, said Marian Emr, a public affairs tables covered with red-checkered tablecloths. Every bers were reported Injured, and approximately 7 p.m. in the turned to cellblocks," he added specialist for the National Institute on Aging in two hours, they are to be taken to the bathroom — s medical staff were examining the auditorium "where 175 to MO Landolfl said heat may have Belhetda, Md small part of the normal routine of life that victims of Inmates, said the spokesman, Joe Inmates had gathered for some sort played a part in the Incident. Most of Its victims are over 86 and many have Alzheimer's Disease are apt to forget. Landolfl. The entire maximum- of evening recreation We don't "We are aware heat can be a relatives who suffered from the disease, but little else In addition to caring for the patients, staff members security prison was locked down, know what," Undolfl said. problem," said Landolfl. "1 don't It known about its cause. of The Community Family plan to meet regularly with he said "We don't know why It happened. know If heat was a problem In this Diagnosis is difficult and can be confirmed only by members of their family to teach them more about the There were no reports of inmate It was kind of spontaneous Some case." an autopsy, when the neurons In the brain appear disease. Injuries, Undolfl sdded. tangled like spaghetti "Most of the family members are having a difficult Prison guards put out the fires time bringing them here at all," said Mulligan. "I think without calling in outside as- Historically, victims of the disease have been sistance, he said . classified under the sweeping label of "senility" and there's a lot of guilt. 'Am I abandoning my mother? "We don't know what set off the ^waned Dana consigned to nursing homes and institutions, where they What's wrong with me?'" »t Oeaawpft disturbance," said Landolfi. "We require ever more constant care as the disease "For us, it's no big deal to take people to the bathroom, but for the family It's a big taboo, Rothberg are gathering our facts now and conducting a review throughout the ' "Moat day care programs don't like to accept said. "We want to teach them that it's okay." me Mayo and OeufMH of mo the evening." Boroue* at Red tank tat mo Alzheimer's patients became they are so much "The goal of the program Is not only to provide COMPUT1P. S1KVICSS POR respite to the family, but to educste them and provide Landolfl ssld the institution, •hip of Hotmddl. and trouble," Emr said. which houses 670 Inmates, was alto WHIRIAI, funda v a a The Medford center, which opened Tuesday, Is run by them with coping skills." for thla pufpoaa. and shut down and all Inmates locked In WHintAtV tha Loaai PuWtc •AID iiDt «/a to ba danvarad Coniraola Law. N J • A to tha Putohaamo Aoani, OMnad 40A11-1 raqutraa that tho raaot- Mlv and raad k. PubHe at lha PgMW l?in UtIWMa •uHdlnfj. 7S OttMtnui utton awardtn•wardinga thtna contractcontract** Julv * ahall atata lh(haa supportinsupportingg 7l.-.. Poll gives t»a prtntad we 237 Monmouth aUach County. Naw Jataay not taw newepeper of fanorai otreutallen tha•tan 1:01 00 P M PravMnooJoHlns, Tim. WEDDINGS not moro man Ion daya after 11 IULY ISM NO Slda wlH bo i of lha fBaaohrtton, Nottoa M naraby ftvan thai tha Hunt edge THCM'Ofll. »• IT «• (oHowtno atttJUad Ordtnanoa waa •OLVID by (ha Board of tduoa- miroduoVi at a ragutar moating on*v at lha piatw aa tton of lha Townanla of Holmdat, of lha Board of Convtilaalonara ""I*" . ... County off MMonmoum that tha of tho ftorouoh of Monrnouth COMPLJTI ap««flt*«ona and Bogner-Lu Humcke over Helms Now Joraa•ay tone*I . Boa/da Aa- mmatx on Junta If. 1M4 and tha tomot IM. ara on ma at (h« aoOatlort. ^ P o• -to. fM. Tran. wrva «M oaaaad on aaoend and ojtoa ofT-• Her husband, sn alumnus of Shore ton. NJ, la hereby awarded the final reading after a public hear. '• Chootnut Streat. Rod flank SHREWSBURY - Robin Lu CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) -Gov. contract to provide prnHHUnal ,„, at , neuter mooting of the N J oopM. al wMMtmay aa re. Regional High School, West Long eervtoe. tor me updating of me Board of cornmleeloner. of me oehred by priipiaHii etdder. Humcke of Tinton Fails and Or. Joel Jim Hunt hat maintained a slight School DMrlere PMicy ManuU Borough of Monmouth Beech on upon raoueet during Normal Branch, earned his bachelor's 1 Steven Bogner were married June 3 lead over Sen. Jesse Helms In for ma Molmdel Townenlp Board Juno*. 1SS4 •'iTSJSLai. degree from Rutgers College of 01 tduc.llon during th. AN ORDINANCS TO RSVOKS BIDOSRB will uae wrtheul any In Shadowbrook by Rabbi Sally North Carolina's U.S. Senate race, iaS4-t*H eohool year AN OMXNANCt AND TO Rl OMreMn. ernahdmenl or oon Rutgers University. He was gradu- The oontraM hereby ewerded STRAIN AND PUNISH DIS- dmen. Hal'ropoeal Perm ol- Priesand. according to the latest survey taken ated from medical school and is a io me New Joreey School Board. ORDERLV CONDUCT AND lachad torn. SpeoMoellon. Th. The bride is the daughter of Mr. by a newspaper. AaMounon ii in accordenoo wttn PROVIDINO A PSNALTY POP. fd PrepoeeJ wW be eompMa in and Mrs Donald J. Humcke, who resident at Mountainside Hospital latreordln.ry, Un.peolli.bl. VIOLATION TMSP.SOP me manner d.al|nam therein The couple will reside In Tinton Hunt, the state's Democratic Sorvlcaa under N.J.I A BannMO Moore and required by JhaBpoorli. are both deceased. governor since 1177, was leading HA ISA i at eaq end NJAC Borough CMrk canon. II wm be Inelo.ed In . Falls after a wedding trip to Sanlbel • jo-i I jur. I 17 SI anled enveMee. wtueh ww bo Dr. and Mrs. Irving Bogner, 22 two-term Republican Helms 47 Barbara N Brown. "" * endoraad by the Bidder with hi. Ridge Road, West Long Branch, are Island, Fla u«Ti a#, AaMaaa* ooa uD#. percent to 41 percent In a statewide So.rat.ry of me Board Hoiks. I. noroby otvon mat ma and K> markad w utduata ma the bridegroom's parents. telephone sample of US registered I: Jul•ly I1.. 1SS4 MMMMMMnff anMMaMMdd Ordtnanaa wo. Ham. faar arMaaK ma atad U tub US 41 Introduood at a raaular maatrnt g mrllMM DaHvarDH y a. IlllaIl r HHad In Elizabeth Blair McDermott was North Carolina voters taken by The ol ma Baard at Commnalanin paragraph I abova All bid. the maid of honor, and the of ma Borough of Manmouti muaTba aooomaanlad by a Bid Charlotte Observer on June 7-19. Baaon on May » ISM and ma Bond or CanWad Choon dran* bridesmaids were Karln Bogner, North Carolinians must choose 2M Long »raneh peaaefaaaadj on aaaaneaeend anend to thmae arorded r off hth e TTreaaure r tI Marriage isn't ing after a pubW hear- me Borough of Pad Bank tor not Lisa Landau and Susan Franz. Nov. 6 between the state's two best- MOTrC•I TO MOOBPJ•IDHHS uig al a raaular meeting M m. Ma. man (10%) ten peroem ol Michael Jay Bogner was the best known politicians. M"*v Shran .mat aJSerd af ConmeaMnera of me me .mount of the BW only for young j wW bereaeiwd by gxKough ol Monmoum Beach on SUBMISSION ol Bid. win b. man. The ushers were James Based on polls of a year ago, mo Council ol the CHy of Long juni7g tgs4 oonemerod a. aotnowl.0g.moni Masssro, Eric Landau and Adam Hunt had appeared to be headed for Branch. N J^tor Cornmunlca. AN oROINANCt AMSNOtNO by me Bidder thai he wra comply HIGH POINT, N.C. (AP) - oon. Iquipmenl lor me Pom* AN ORDINANCI SNTITLSD "AN fully wtm Chapter 1ST ol Public Bogner. DR. AND MRS. The Rev. F.C Letter had a a landslide victory in his bid to oust and Plre oeparlmeni and OROINANCC "IOULATINO TMS Law aa aepreyed II Juna UTS opened and read In public by ma u(( 0F TH( BATHINQ VINOORS requiring oopM. ol Mrs. Bogner Is a graduate of JOEL BOGNER surprise for parishioners st the Helms. But non-stop television Buelnooe Admlnl.tretor or hi. gjIACMSS OP TMS BOROUOM the Bid Oooumenw through mo Monmouth Regional High School, deelgnete in me city Council or MONMOUTM BSACH, AND u S Ma*e rnuel flrel forward > ter's degree in pharmaceutics from end of the weekly service. The 10- advertising by the senator begin- Cauoa. Room Third floor in ma anoviOINO A PINALTY POR cheek In the amount of 110 00 Tinton Falls. She earned a bachelor year-old minister and his 77-year- ning late last year helped Helms Munlclp.1 Building 344 Brood. TM, VIOLATION THSHBOP." payable W me Borough of Red of science degree from Rutgers University of Iowa. She is a doctoral old girlfriend tied the knot way. Long Branch. NJ on; tonrto a Moor. Bank to 0» Purohaalng Dapan candidate at Rutgers University. close the gap. ThurM.y. Jury 1». 1BS4 at 100 Borough CMrk menl ~ College of Pharmacy, and a mas- Letter, of High Point, married At least for now, Hunt appears to p m pravawng I'm. Jury j MM MICMASL J APJNONS, MAVOP) Gertrude Dawson, of Asbeboro, a have blunted Helms's climb In the Spacmcanon. will be on IM In ?»» !T_ JAMIg p. MCOOLOPaCK woman he has known for 90 years polls. The newspaper's most recent Woolley-Theriault and whom he began dating last poll was taken in the midst of nee. hour. Bidder, may obtain PLSASt TAXI NOTICS that an year. Both Lester and his bride stepped-up campaigning by Hunt flcaoon. and .,„„. „ 1aM. ma Zoning Beard UNION BEACH - Holy Family upon appii or Adruotmant of mo Borough of 240 Hwmsen had been alone since their and television advertising attack clton 10 in. Purhaaln•amg AganAgantt PM tank, grantad Mpra»al to Roman Catholic Church was the PUBLIC Monot) spouses died. Propoaal muat —bo mada on M .aalioaSan of Tarana A Ing the Helms .tenderd Prafmel Perm and ch.booujlon lor pr.nMee. PLSAS'LSASSTAlctMOTIOtnweS TAKI NOTICS mat en setting for the June I wedding of muet bo enotoeed in a aaaMd MCM „ Block 114. LoT • me t »m dey ol Jury. ISM at me Jodi Lynn Theriault and Scott Alan "She and I are very much alike Since the May I primary votes, WooUey. in thinking. We talked a little bit Hunt hat broadcast a series of ads as friends a long time ago and critical of Helms. The ads acknowl- Lang Branch _ ay, th.PMnWn.By.im how The bride ii the daughter of Mr. City CMrk. 144 Broadwoy. Long ._ found we liked it," Letter said. edge Helms' reputation at a Branch. N J 07740 Tha outatdo M, and Mrs. Theodore A. Theriault I, S3 ol the enyetope muet be clearly "But we decided we were too old crusader but portray his causes ss M Walling Terrace, Keyport. Her hus- marked Sl6 COMMUNICA- ,,,, snaszttszi to get married and didn't have contrsry to the interests of North TIONS SOUPMSNT and Includ. rx» band is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry much time left. Then we decided P. WooUey Jr., 711 Park Ave. Carolina. we'd rather be together than Hunt campaign officials said by a ewemarrl ol The Rev. James J. Brady cel- Surety Company a. ^bi^Tpubt't^K; • ^mzmjs^^*i^iji separate." Friday they were pleased with do bmlnee. ki me State ol New ebrated the nuptial Mats. The Hunt's lead In the poll, although it Jereey. end eooeptaWe la the L. A ^hoMNIien j^^^Su^'SS! ceremony was followed by a recep- When Mrs. Dswton's sister City, and a oerttfMd ohew or was slim considering the poll's oeah or bM bond, drawn to me . tion In the Elks BPOE Lodge 1030. became ill several weeks ago, order ol "The City 01 Long Keyport. Mrs. Dawson said the "realized margin of error. They attributed Branoh- tar not Me. then ten (10) BOARO OP ADJUSTMBNT applloaltpn m.yb. Inepeotad by how wonderful It It to have Hunt's advantage to his television peroem of me amount ol the Wd. BOMOUOM OP RBO BAM Ih. Pubno .« the one. ol X. June Lesll Theriault was her doept mat the check notenm.d " rm COUMTY Seoretery ot the Board at m. MR. AND MRS. somebody to talk to about things advertising. IM.000.00 JHtlT Borough Ma" during sister's maid of honor, and the like that. BMe ar. required lo oornpty buamaai hour., bridesmaids were Debbie Tobla, SCOTT WOOLLEY wtm requlremenw ol PL 1S7S. the LAIRSCOUS. "About a week ago, F.C. said c 117 and PL 1S7T Lori EDislou, Ricky Posts and School graduates. Mrs. WooUey is The Buelnee. AdmlnWtretor or Barbara Balm. employed by Prudential Property to me, 'What are we waiting Bank failures me City Council reeervoe " for? ' she said. right to require e oomf Stephanie Balm waa the flower and Casualty Insurance Co., Bnenael and eipertenoa awe- Jer«ey 07710 girl and the ring bearer was Michael Holmdel. On Sunday, Lester preached at mom irtHTt prpwi oil ail .400 the regular service and his son- still on rise may nava ala Mr. Woolley served four years in oofnptata„d wororkk of a nwar re> 3tbeckTo>yard nfteilil July > US 14 nature beldre lurnl.hlng akeus. ••, lul ••, ifn >irUwewfwiae^wBbSl iwfaawn William Westerfitld was the best, the U.S. Navy He is employed by in-law, Paul Robinson, led the WASHINGTON (AP) - Despite SaTPV f I ••! tf rTTV'r ttr PlpwjqpiwBwvswja waajwjaag congregation In singing "Blest Propel Porm. or SpecirT. man. The ushers were Theodore Engineered Precision Casting Co., the good economic times, bank canon, or before awarding meof the exletlng kipnoetlen bey. Theriault II, Mark WooUey, Steve Middletown. Be The Tie That Binds ' He then regulators are projecting that the asked the congregation to remain Balm and Tom Eabrandt. After a wedding trip to Hawaii, number of bank failures this year nfa.rnSSa'S'fh'apin.-- In the church. mumopeniy Th.r»,h1MeMO .e- KoM Avenue. Red Bank. New POP) BfMMl TBJUI The couple are Keyport High the couple will reside here. almost certainly will surpass the 41 aKved to hinm or dicrmi jereey Alee known e. Bloc. tgfM-iMa There were gasps from the mo oueneja. ki the manner da> 7B.W. Lot IIS an mo Tu Map Sealed prepeaaJa far tha Irem- recorded In all of last year, which ignetM in me SpaoHHetloni. « oo— & ma i»lnn» he. pjnasin e> pupM wet be r. congregation as Letter came was the most since 1939. In the event it I. not poaawa te been mid In meomoa of me oetved by m. Beerd dBeuaaac down from the pulpit, Mrs. bo proMnt at ma ame and pMoe s.oratary of ma Board of Adjuot- of me Beheet ontrlol el m. Riverview Stroke Support Group Still, the regulators sre eipect- ulua.nmg of the Wde. bid, may mem and may be n iliililbe- Bareiieh at Baa BngtH. Mew Jer Dawson walked up the aisle, and ing the failure rate - 43 to far this be mailed lo the City Municipal rweon ma hour, ot 10 00 a.m aey at 4:S0 P.M. (LOOM Time) m. the wedding began. Bunding. M4 Broadway. Long and ,j M n>cll, Tueadey. Hlh day el luly. 1M4 II intended for families of patients year — to ease somewhat in the Brencn. N J 07740. Attention of wedneedey and Thuraday morn- Borough Han. Ooaan Ay. b. The newlyweds honeymooned remainder of the year. the Sueln.M AdmWMtretor ™_ BrlgM. for a night at a High Point hotel Anthony J Muecaio The PubW hearing wta be new SpeoMoaaon. and Md tormi RED BANK - Riverview Medi- group provides s non-threatening, "There should be some improve- unoai AdminMtrnor „„ ThurMay. evening, me tarn for me route, and a lw.nl.rn cal Center's Stroke Support Group supportive environment in which and headed for "a slow trip" to Jury 2 »»'" day or July. l»»4..li 00 PM. al lorm or aueatlonalre M e. Florida ment In the numbers in the second me Red Bank Sireugh Hen. u k I by me otddar may b. for families of stroke patients meets members can share feelings and half of the year, but I really don't 2It OCBBnpOft Monmoum Straef. Red Bank, eaoured from Oaorge B Camay every Wednesday at 10 a.m. In the receive information about strokes "You don't have to be young to * * New Jeraey. al which 11110 you Board Sooretery. know how dramatic It will be. ' said •» •***" • P»~ « e Nurses Conference Room. and stroke rehabilitation. enjoy marriage," Mrs. Lester William Isaac, chairman of the OP IDUCATtON by agent or attorney and pi ..onl aenrea me right to refect any end said "If we only have two weeks •MITINO NOnCOCt t enyoateotlane whU you may an DM. The meetings are attended by Further information may be ob- Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., Tha publibl c workahokh p maMng have » w appauaaiiii Oaora. E CanM, family membeii of stroke victims tained by calling Riverview's Social together, it'll be marvelous." which insures deposits to 1100.000 in af in. Ooeanpon Board of Rea Bank cngo HaOoeen An tducawon Mnoduled tor 100 Deled June 11. IBM See Bright, N J but not the patients themselves. 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Praa aHmalaa 741-S7ST or Sarvlcaa a> Siding 1 EACHSRS Movmaa INC -- Ska COM DATA 747-OSOO. and tnauraoT Reliable car a must. 460 Carpet Cleaning Cofrtaxl: Route 35 A Laurel Avenue A-1 Opaarr Carpal Cleaning - Full time position Ms. Jane Yoder Holmdel, New Jersey 07733 665 Flraplaceaa available (or an ax- S42-4OO0 axt. 2S7 An Equal Opportunity E/netoyar M/F MoriMHorrman '4'-O«a 660 Painting. parlsnced Dlatrict Woodstovas Faperhanglng ROOPINO — Riildmaal. aaa 456 Carpet Installation Manager. Competitive starling salary with a JIM'S CARPET INSTALLATION B L PAtNTtNO — kv — SaMa. oMaMng. atoa re comprshensive ben- eaatohaa « ropaln niannimi ratoa. CaS today! efits pacKags. 626 Lawn Mower 741-SO10. INSURED 730 Spacial 466 Chlmnsy Sweeps ServtosM 576 Furniture Rapalr Tune-ups II interested contact AUTHENTIC CHIMNEY SWEEP a Ratlnlahlng B L PAINTINQ T kv LOSS W1KJHT WITHOUT OUT- — Humidity promotoe met In LAWN MOWER SERVICE B WHEN . w/ainanor Praa iikrneiaa wood etovo lluee Call noa forHANOBTPJPPINOB REPAIR Rllianlhli rate. Can today! mo — step arnokma. par. MR. SARA of lumlluro. anpart at Jadroom I 741-SS1S. INSUREO Hfttnfl room aaa* Plaaaonat Ca« 4BB4f7Tor SS1-14SS aThrpXaarcaa 747-ssoft 475 Concrete MllaiH.il MMur. S4HT4S t BT. HT) YOU'RE A TELEPMONS BULB TOO MKJH7 MONMOUTH CONCRETE CON- CALL COMMWX — S71-SS00 TRACTORS-All typo, c 635 Light Hauling Maurad-1S1-BB41 •ark. aVtak/Mott/aato 695 Home or mad M. baa lac P.O. Bat ass. Final IH-JB44 ABmtto lllgtwknda. N-J. ST71S. REGISTER Improvementa I M I CukM OCH PAINTINQ • PAPER HANO- 4>Q Construction AFFORDABLE — Name reaake —"•--" - Cad David C 736 Telephone Opportunity tromodokno Lloen-« kairad. "•-— Haupl at SSS-400S. Service COSTAL CONSTRUCTION Irea eet DUNCAN CONSTRUC- UMTt INOUSTP1AL — CARRIER TtON CO SBS-S4B4 AdoWona, altatnatone. B k US PAINTWO- kwartor 1 a.- TSLEPHONS SUJ TOO HNBHt aarvtoaa. Can anykrna aao-aaaa JOHN ROESmtQ CALL COtVllwUNarjl - S71-SJ00 boaar s fumaaa ramaYal. Praa IntaVtot'r'sjWaBjVlof hotiw »**#<>••*• Ma. maurad. Ca> Ed JS4-J477 CUBTOM BUILDINO — Ad Canmoate ol Oooupaney work YOU GET rSSt Dst CLEAMNQ YARDS — ClSatl. i s Mi PAwrnwn ijtaLiMrrso — You gst around to ssvnlng that sxtrs money or 17 j-ooao 740 Tree Sorvtcoo you want. Being s RsgMar csrriar mains tenor ft a>tartor_No lob loo big AROUNDI 600 Decks prizss snd Incsnttvas toes Right now, were CLEAN YARDS CUSTOM BUILT oacxs wooors TPaa BsaMoa - looking tor carrtars. It's sasy snd It's lun. Join A/ty aaa. arty ilyta- Trae B aVub kWMana B re- ths Rsgisisr carrtar uafl todsy and gat sroundl moval PuBy Maurad. Praa eaa- MIDOLCTOWM Id 4SS-S0S7 ar 74I-SS71 maaa. taoVllH HAZLIT. N.J HOLMDCL CUSTOM BUILT DECKS — By MORGAN P COLIO JR 766 Window K ft K Conetruokon WISl avary 650 Masonry itr FAMHAVEH deck bum • FREE •' ouatom pie 606 Home raad. 747-17S1 Washing Mount Dna me nU took. Caa MI-SSI!. Service Maintenance IS70 H war aaS LtTTLE tlLVCH 0CCKB/S4 at«. n FLOOR PROBLEMS PAINTINO EXTERIOR/INT1MOR MASONRY — Pado. WINDOWS Jury 14th B 18th Caff Anosd Campo pi eamra-traatad lumbar uaad Avoid e — College eludanto, 4 yra. aap.. BY PROFESSIONALS throughout Praa Conault ROY MAMCLE walk. Concrete, brick local raterenoae lilllBIl Cal 542-8880 ' 717-0*71 741-7< Me.»1-4ST7 M1-H44. To mahr* an apportmert CALL TOLL FIVE 800-327-8666 The Res«ster [null Opponun.iy e t Babysitting 56 Situation* MtrchandlM Merchandise 71 Merchandise 71 Marchand MONDAY. JULY 2-1984 The D&ilVReK*** B9 Child Cart Wantad Mala/Famal* (or Sala lor Sala lor Sala for Sala FOOL FOMURM - Pad 71--JrWchand.»* Pets and DRUMS — S-pwjc* LuOortg. pro* NEW - TOP QUALITY WIND 77 101 Apt. lor Rent OPJCNTAL Ot-ECO VISION — Brand I SURF BOARDS - Only (4(0 omorwMart pnoad a art. I arnra baaa 1 torn ZHdjan cjrny Livestock M1-SM7 _upar acoc 747-M77 MODERN APT OMy 2*4-11(1 oanrkjgaa. h taiion Baal u"1 4W-*7S0 WICKER. RATTAN. PINE - WEST MIOHLAND WhIW Tarrtoi ANTIOUEa t UaEO FUPMTUM !k*.~M* epbrnat*. ( Puppaa — AKC. non *h*odiri0 495-0416 "" 1ALE - ENCYCLOPEDIA SET - Brnan- Furnllura. baakaa. hammock. pp IOLOR TV — 21 ~. aodd oak oon- . Laa naw. SW5 (Coal I 747-A87T SALE. Tha Wakar BaaML PM haafthfthh aranaaanaad Unman •oto Vary good working ordar RED BANK - 1 bedroom apt. , arg* S-vol OLD NEWSPAPER* — Fram C S3 Cal *nar 3/2*4-1*41 _ 7 toraUn YtLLOW LABRADOR PUPPtU i eec Oaodrwat vfORLb_ * PAS* - 3 oouo) dull* onryl Inquire between 5 ft 1 Bualnaaa I.Taning oanSa (S-S01« P*t — AKC ragwarad CaM afar • (21. ir. Mi *ach aaaa. BaM oftor Can 741-B831 p m SS1-S316 anytlma waafc- ai 7« Herbert St Opportunity •r. W Auto- OLD FASHIONED MEAT ORINO- WIWUOHT IRON CANOfY - and. YELLOW LABRADOR *£D BANK - Cantially located ER — 1 h p motor Naw Hooan BMOM. luiwitl - »w< '-arts • matic aactrlc can opanaff 110 App'iii OwH 12 fl Aao wrought Iron PUPPIE8 — AKC ragtaarad Call bedroom, ideal lor bu*meea itl i. I2I mapa IMn. •nachmani. *talna*a ilaal taad panar Call (7O-17M afar ( afar I p m anyllma waakano. peraon 530 0623 106—on Lars* aroaa. Hook 4 omo togarag a apa M * COMPLETE LAW LIBRARY o*n plunc Mumpar. 1 «mto A 3 ——» Turn Rd EaalMarlbore. apt S10 «a Taaphonao. (21 h*r o PLUS •an modaa. S>0 aa. Plata* • *au*aga " 80 Blcyclee SEA BRIGHT BEAUTY CM n Sun. Juna 13 A 34, 10-4. or OFFICE FURNITURE t30S Call 741-3031 YA(HICA CAMERA — 38 r 5 rooma turn or not. 1500 watac* SL Rod Bank. N (50 1 P*tr loud brorvi* Marm* Mini Blkaa IOME RENTALS Bhi MS 1234 F A»T FOOD RESTAURANT ENLARQER — Mint. 4X5 Omasa ORIENTAL RUO* — RaM Par. For aaa or aaaa. 1741-5O00 Hocm. roaar banrlng, ropo «u* MTrOUE FURNITURE — aurtod D2, 1 Gralab umar. 1 urra-o-Na. nan Oulm 4s( *aamg •" • 1 In Cat 222(244 MOPffb — NEdRINI EHCafWjnl 02 Houss)S for CM 416-1242 I MM of poly oont/aal Itttart. Iraya ma ouaM prtoa Cat 3*B- condition (250 Call (42 (6(2 ar. Vldarlan vanity I #•» OMPUTER SOFTWARE AC- TV — Zamth If In Color oon MIDOLETOWN b I > »ay mirror ono- OUHTINO - Star naam. Ban- 4 3't gal tanka. 1 BX10 aaaal. 1 MOPED — N**d* good claanmg R«nt Craam polar and lunon- 11X14 aaaal. 1 aat ol naoattva PIANOS aoa Oraat oond SM Can adgar * aooouna ra- 717 Mil and aoma part* (40 or ban 1 ABERDEEN TO RED BANK «naM. lumhay oaaraton, m. Na»ar uaad l'« « r carrlar* from 3fl mm lo As. 1Naw. urugar 31000 Uml. undar oftar Call (42-(5a4 uk tor Tim armingdate 3 bedroom tflOO iHO.OOO ERA LINCROFT. Pa- (500 Umimltad rontaa fro Ca> (71-0111 or M14IU Uaad on CP/M. Appa. 37 80 r. month 72 Qaraga/Yard 2 PUCH Miooum 2 Middietown 6 room*. 1700 L 747-3aM m 741-MM1 IBM. Epaon. OaMma. t "uo> MOPED iftle Silver. 3 bedroom 1600 a S3 Pom* tic Halp iNTIOUt MAHOOANY — room tghM. (250 for ad On* 25" FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER tk* cond (475 Call mora. Coal Inoo Baa prjoa Fr*.h»U1 4(2-4730 Salaa >\teed a homa? Call u* fir*tl HOMIHIAITH AIM - Com**- >2 Mortgagaa BaOroom ctaaL dflliir. mirror. SITS FaH Motora. S4J-1I11. EcllpM r**i angina with mow. OME RENTALS Bhr 369-1234 nion. l)m m Om> prMM room ana. aaMn* SMO or baa ABERDEEN - Mac aaa Sal plow blada A garopn plow. (1(0 PIANOS - OROANB Juna 30. Jury 1. * Jury 4. 10-S. »•• mm i UUMiM n X HUM am. moMns Ca* OMMOOORE VtC-JO - WWI bra** ( glaa* flrapac* AH Uuaul Supplw* and 84 Merch»nd.SB AIR" HAVEN — 3 Bedroom • nkml M«» I raoordar. mm oond Ml ki 31X33 (35 2 bath- Mernaon Ava Ion Atlantic Ava 1 ith Fireplace In living room *M Can 747-7313 R a fl parking Waalhar par. Wanted 00 per mo piua ulllitia* Secur qaM Mlimn • muM. Ml room unki. KWX23". (10 a* TUSTINO PIANO CO mining 50*1 CONTENTS-LUXUHY CONOO - Phon* 741-7(02 Our (9111 V**r ft reference* Call 747-934B ANTIQUE CENTER ot Pad Eant A«, .y Park 77M8S4 MIDDLETOWN — Unltorm. lor Caah paid One item or entire 1H w. Front si -3 bonding* uanlamporary ESTHER WILLIAMS POOL — u content* Bedroom aeta dining IOROEOUS 3 BEDROOM - 1 > — Pun-Mi* Oor 22(-7(44 Opan(to( ipltoni.l. nuraa a waltraaaaa lath dan. tenoed back yard GOO*. Mn. • day*, tmumaIMMWI A 63 MonaytoLoan 110 Jinnn (II IIM Mn 22I-2MO or 22*- AWIng 3100 Mual Uk* down room **U kitchen *et* etc youraMI Cat HUM lanu. clothaa. tola mora. Ill 50 plu* otllltte* Call 717-444 r pMW. "O BOM_4ft_ ..., THoJWIy A BCTTSJt LOAN BATE Kama bougN.*** lor Ouy ONCERT TICKET* — I . PIANOS — Org*n*. Oultar*. Iharry Traa Farm Rd. Fn .Sat 602-644! or 920 3326 - . Pagar Wattr*. ETHAN ALLEN — D**k and Drum* NEW A USED Nam* HAZHT 6 ROOMS FO* HOMEOWNERS ANTIQUE CENTER or R*0 Son* Changa Sala Lowray Organ 2»-4o 1M N.J.0T701. aa* w. From at-* kuaaMa* CoabBo. YES. quavi *uad cannonban bad ALL LIONEL TRAINS Fireplace garage, hurryl CanMr. 843-S1S0 IIDDLETOWN — Fum. ch»- Or Flyer Top caah appralaal OMI RENTALS Shr 369 1234 150 Ollliri X2-4M4 OVail buy Call 747.3X4 Iran'i thing* W**h*r. drapa* 54 Sltuationa n*m« bougnt. *M tor Ouy FIREWOOD — aaorMo* SaM PINE WOOD LIVINO ROOM SET an*aurts 1 day only Sal Jun* " w»"oobiaci B46-2693 EANSBURQ - 3 badroom. llv CONTEMPORARY DtNCTTE - — Couch, lova a**t. ohok wtth iLL MILITARY SOUVENIRS - lg room with fireplace kitchen SABY ITEMS - Aaad oak Appron 2 oordl -J. 8-1 p.m. ( Rolling Hill* Dr on ..„ ^^ . option to Wanted Famala Bom, apw STeTcat (71-0SB1 Ottoman, oofta* laDM wnh 2 and Mlddlatown Llnorafl Rd -i WWII, etc Uniform*, auaa. Mka naw. (WO Kllchan t ao oood Mecnemoatty DATSUN NX NISSAN PULSAR oond . M7M. CaH 223-462* ind handling Smite OB Ready to eaH 90000 800 ml. aHtraa Beet offer CaH d Runa good All power 741-1121 201-389-0100 avnwga 842-4233 C. 944-2727 Evee, waak- . 747.993* MUSTANO IBM - RabuM en VOLVO 900ES 1972 - Cue artda 040-9909 HONDA 1883 ATC 200 E BIG 32 CondosA UtCK CENTURY - 1990 4 dr • otler Cell 739-6209 I . M.000 mi.. AC. euto . LAURA WHEELER 23 MAKO 1878 1880 MIMC RED With (rawer Like naw Aak 773-7600 daya. aaa tor Mksneel Townhouitt 228 8/Spfop T-Top Loran OP. ing 81200 CaM 222-4148 or «c cond 93760 CaH 530-7623 MUSTANG 1977 - 40.000 rm 870-2274 aH new redwe euto, AM/F VOLVO 194 1* BADGE OF DISTINCTION - VHF. 124 gal All cove's RtOQere UICK OPEL - 1979 Very good rune I Neddlecrall Depl. 61 hadow Lake VIHage Raealaa. S/W temp 834-8181. HONDA - 1983 Shadow 780 corrdnkxi 70.000 ml AekMa WALKER 8 WALKER. ReelVwe 24 KITTIWAKt SLOOP > or oeet oftar Cei cond . $2600 CeH 4 741-8212 CaH 741-2287 a The Daily Register Eve* Tom RoMnaon . _ glaaa. (uii ktel. draw* 3 NOVA 1974 — 1 owner HI go 747-4034 Evlnrude S 9 h p Eleotrks Blart HONDA V 86 MAONA — 1884 UICK tlKYLARK 1979 — Sac. DOOOE VAN 1977 cond. Seel otter CaH Detore SHORE MOTORS Safety Nnea. fu