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GREATER RED BANK "EATONT0WN— Not forgotten Dark day for Jersey Herschel Who? Injured Red Bank star LONG BRANCH St. John's ousts Rutgers; N.J. Generals key to 31-0 record. Princeton loses to B.C. lose again. Today's Forecast: Windy and rainy into tomorrow Page B5 Page B3 Page B3 Complata wather on A2 The Daily Re VOL. 105 NO. 227 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER . . . SINCE 1878 MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1983 .25 CENTS Burglary suspect wounds officer By RAY GERMANN West Jack Street home when he spotted "but we haven't determined exactly trol, and the like, police said. with their mother. May Petruzziello a white, middle-aged man running from what gun was used." Petruzziello was David, of Route 36, Hazlet, said that David Petruzziello said his brother HAZLET - Thomas Petruzziello, a the scene of an attempted burglary at 20 not carrying a gun when the incident when his younger brother Michael heard underwent surgery at 9 30 am yester- Hazlet auxiliary police officer, is in Surrey Drive shortly after 9 p.m. Satur- occurred. McCabe said. the gunshot, he went outside and found day "The doctors took Ihe bullet out in stable condition at Bayshore Communi- day. Petruzziello's 28-year-old brother, his brother lying in the front yard three pieces," he said '.It hit him a few ty Hospital, Holmdel, after being shot in "He (Petruzziello) identified David, said that police auxiliary mem- "Tommy told Mike to go inside and call inches below the kneecap, or it could the leg while trying to thwart what himself as a police officer, told the man bers are not allowed to carry guns while the police, and that is exactly what he have been a lot worse police called a "suspected burglary at- to stop, and the man fired one shot they are on duty. "There has been some did," Dave said. "The (Hazlet) First He said doctors expect him to make tempt." which struck him in the leg," McCabe talk of letting them have billy clubs, but Aid Aquad got there in a few minutes, a complete recovery ' Hazlet Detective Lt. John McCabe said. they do not carry guns," he said. and took him to the hospital." McCabe said the police department said yesterday that 23-year-old He said he believed the weapon used The main duties of auxiliary police Thomas and Michael Petruzziello, has made no arrests in connection with THOMAS PETRUZZIELLO Petruzziello was off-duty outside hit was a small-caliber automatic pistol, include vandalism checks, crowd con- 25. live at the West Jack Street home See Burglary, page A7 Earle plan draws fire Ruckelshaus of pacifists meeting on Members ol anti-nuclear and pacifist groups in the area yesterday called the planned expansion of the Naval Weap- ons Station pier at Earle a "crime against Monmouth County residents." Navy officials said a $7- to f 10-mil- EPA offer llon expansion of the 2 9 mile-long pier is planned to accommodate two Aux- iliary Oil and Explosive supply ships by WASHINGTON (AP) - William D. 1986 A third supply ship is expected to Ruckelshaus is meeting with senior dock at the facility by 1990, bringing the White House aides to discuss President total to five. Reagan's request that he take over the Joief Hand-Bonlakowski, co-founder beleaguered Environmental Protection of the Monmouth County War Resisters Agency for the second time in a decade. ' League, said that expansion of the facil- "He (Reagan) has asked me to con- ity to allow two additional supply ships sider this and I'm doing it," to dock would subject local residents to Ruckelshaus said yesterday in Seattle a "more hazardous situation than they before flying to Washington. face now." "I don't think it's a matter of wheth- He said the additional flow of oil and er you wajit it or not, it's a question of supplies to the depot would increase the whether you think you can be helpful in danger of accidents, and increase the responding to the president's request," risk of keeping nuclear weapons at the Ruckelshaus told CBS News. base "It stands to reason that, because Ruckelshaus arrived yesterday eve- Earle supplies the Navy's North Ameri- by Llrrv Ptrna ning and was meeting with White House aides and perhaps the president today. can Fleet, and because the fleet is WORSHIPING AT THE 'V — Minister Steven L. Christ congregation services at the Freehold One official not directly involved in armed with nuclear weapons, that there Brown, foreground, leads his homeless Church of Township YMCA. are indeed nuclear weapons stored at the issue said it was likely Ruckelshaus the facility," he said. would be meeting with presidential Early this month, Assembly Speaker counselor Edwin Meese, White House WILLIAM D. RUCKELSHAUS Alan Karcher, D-Middlesex, announced chief of staff James Baker and deputy chief of staff Michael Deavef. that a knowledgable Washington source Congregation seeks home Weyerhaeuser Co., a timber and paper confirmed that nuclear weapons were White House officials said over the products firm in Federal Way. Wash , stored at the Monmouth County depot. weekend that Ruckelshaus, 50, has near Seattle, headed the EPA from its His allegations have not been con- By TERRY MOORE churchgoers, according to their min- "We had been looking at pieces of agreed "in principle" to succeed Anne inception in 1970 until 1973. M Burford at EPA. But Reagan and his firmed by Navy officials. ister, Steven L Brown. property and trying to evaluate the One administration official.'insisting aides were tight-lipped yesterday when Soon after Karcher's statement, As- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - Eve- "It's not tiny. It's not designed property for our needs," he said. on anonymity, said Ruckelshaus likely pressed for details. semblywoman Marie Muhler, R-Mon- ry Sunday, nearly 30 persons gather for a church, but it's adequate for our Last summer, Brown discovered a would meet with White House aides to mouth, criticized Karcher for publiciz- in the Freehold Township YMCA present needs," Brown said. "It 1 29-acre lot complete with a home Asked about the matter as he re- iron out final details before an an- ing the weaponry allegedly stored at lounge, but they're not there to ex- comfortably seats S5 - maybe 40 which Brown believed would suit the turned from Camp David, Md , the pres- nouncement was made There w?s Earle ercise people." church's needs. ident .said only, "I'll see you in the speculation it could come as early as "If a foreign paper were to read (a Since February 1981, the con- However, in hopes of someday The property, at 370 Park Avenue press room in a few days." today newspaper) or listen to a (radio) broad- gregation of the Church of Christ has having a larger congregation and an in Freehold, is owned by Warren Chief deputy press secretary Larry "I just don't think anything's hold- cast, then we could be very vulnerable," been renting the lounge for a Sunday identifiable church building, Brown Prest. The home is a 2Vk-story, 4,750- Speakes said Reagan was referring to ing this thing up," this official said. "I she said. morning Bible study and worship ser- is looking for a permanent home for square-foot building in a pleasant res- plans to hold a brief press conference just think it's the normal process " of Hand-Boniakowski. a Rumson resi- vice and a Sunday evening worship his flock. Last year, he started look- idential neighborhood, according to later in the week and not to an EPA background checks and paperwork re- dent, said, "With all due respect to Mrs service. The lounge currently meets ing for a good-sized piece of property Brown announcement. quired before an announcement could Muhler. I think that statement is the needs of the small flock of in Freehold Borough. See Congregation, page A7 Ruckelshaus, senior vice president occur. Sec Earle, page AT of law and corporate affairs at See Ruckelshaus, page A! Last day ofiuinter Union ends sparks rites of spring strike threat By SUSAN HOOPER weather or the water to warm one degree more. vs. Amtrak CelebranU of the rite* of spring got Others, choosing to be by the sea By KATHLEEN BIRD started early yesterday, when the sea- rather than on It, set out for visits to ion's weather arrived a day before the area beaches. The boardwalk in Long NEWARK (API - A strike threat season itself Branch, steps from the surf, played host against Amtrak was rescinded by a un- Yesterday's- mild air, toft westerly to a crowd ranging from tots in strollers ion that said it might shut down rail winds and sunny skies delighted those to elderly couples stepping elegantly, service on the Northeast Corridor for lucky enough to be outside to enjoy the arm in arm, among a throng of joggers, 40,000 daily passengers if the national last day of winter — especially with rain high school kids, visitors from land- railroad continued to accept NJ Transit and cool temperatures forecast for the locked towns, children racing away commuter tickets, a union official said first day of spring today. from their parents and young lovers yesterday. It being Sunday, and a day of rest for sharing private moments on public park Meanwhile, state mediator Charles most of the working world, county resi- benches. Serraino said he would meet tomorrow dents had a chance to step outside and The Gateway National Recreational with officials for NJ Transit The medi- pa'y their own kind of homage to the new Center at Sandy Hook also had a "good ator said he scheduled a joint session crowd," one ranger said. Wednesday for officials from both NJ For some it was fishing — setting a Inland, the county appeared ready to Transit and the UTU. line and waiting for a bite. Some 35 burst into bloom after a long damp The United Transportation Union's boats were spotted at the juncture of the spell, capped by driving rains Friday Conrail East division - which is hon- Navesink and Shrewsbury Rivers yes- and gloomy skies Saturday. oring a three-week-old strike by the terday, filled with chilly but avid fish- Crocuses — white, purple, yellow UTU's Conrail North division against ermen unwilling to wait for either the See Winter, page A7 NJ Transit — last week threatened to go on strike if it continued accepting monthly and weekly NJ Transit passes on the trains Monday See Union, page A2 Index Kwlit.r ctoto o» L«rr» PtrM Everybody Advice.. -A8 Movies : A10 reads your message here' Now only f 10 Arts..- ' A10 People.. . A2 a line 542-1700. Business A5 Obituaries.. .. A7 Spring is upstaged Classified B5 Opinion ...... A6 Attention All Clammeri Comics A9 Sports So what if spring hadn't sprung just vet? Yesterday's iog and cycle, others, above, strolled trie Long Branch Important meeting. March 26. 7pm at Lifestyle A8 Television... a Kj mild wedinei and JU.M., .,;,,,__, .^-rs more thar; '•• '.., Src^tMn; in the fres* *" o* an aimn«t-new American Legion Hall. Bay Ave.. High- MakeaDate. ....A4 fourTown.. Bl to convince county residents to celebrate the season a season. For most, the arrival of spring will be anti- ' tu UiaLusi a utiTi u CluTT' . i C day early. As outdoor lovers of all ages hit the streets to climatlc. A2 The Daily Register-MONPAv, Financial turmoil hits French the hardest PEOPLE EAH1S ' AI' i Foreign Trade Minister mil n un- occasions all cm weekeruk when foreign ex- European Common Market finance ministers Michel Jobert resigned yesterdayand precedented move, decided to let their cur- change markets are closed. But on Sunday no to try to agree to changes in the exchange speculation of a broader Cabinet shakeup rencies float free of mandatory central bank agreement was reached and the ministers in rates of their currencies that would ease HKieued «J France's Socialist government .laTfceWTwpentodu. ttttl temporarilysuspenriedihesyst.. speculative pressures pushing the German faced one of the most serious economic Traders were expected to sell weak Delors had been engaged in lough, and so mark upwards and the French franc down. crises since it came to power. French francs for strong German marks and far fruitless, negotiations with seven other Jobert, in his letter of resignation to Pres- let the market determine their value, but ident Francois Mitterrand, said He lacked there were fears that unless the problem was sufficient authority to fulfill his task, an resolved quickly thai the political fallout Ruckelshaus meets on offer apparent claim he was not to blame for would cloud a summit of Common Market France's $13 6 billion foreign debt. government leaders, also set to begin here (continued) going to do things their own way," the of- ficial said. "To even suggest his name, The biggest question was whether Pre- today "The guy has not even been in to see they've got to know he's a pretty strong guy." mier Pierre Mauroy will step down. The money market situation was un- anybody yet," the official added. "I would Ruckelshaus has defended publicly Re- Mauroy returned to Paris unexpectedly precedented in the four-year history of the think this is the kind of thing they would not l rum his northern home in Lille Sunday after- European Monetary System, created to do over the phone." agan's environmental record, as well as con- troversial Interior Secretary James Watt. noon and Finance Minister Jacques Delors. create monetary stability in the European The official disagreed with suggestions favorite in political circles as a possible new Economic Community For weeks, the that one item left to be negotiated was how Despite Burford's resignation on March 9, premier, flew in from a monetary meeting in French and German central banks have been much independence Ruckelshaus would be the EPA controversy has not abated, adding Brussels. spending millions to prop up their currencies given in appointments and other matters. urgency to the search for a successor - someone "strong and credible," according European finance ministers failed Sunday Common Market finance ministers re- "When you are talking about people like to the official. to resolve the politically volatile French- aligned the monetary system on six previous that, you are talking about people who are Isaac Stem Princess Caroline Stern, snowstorm OPEC promises it will retaliate jup WORLD NICOSIANlmSIA . CypruCvnrns (AP(API—OPP.f'mil) - OPEC willl "ThiThis meanmpiiKs in practicnrartirpe that if thIhe much vauntev;ninlixdl $249(10 perw>r barreharrel In suc«urh < ••• ^^ "* * retaliate immediately if Britain cuts the British government drops its current Warfare all would be hurt, but whereas have thing going price of its North Sea oil by more than 50 price by more, than half a dollar per low-cost OPEC oil would survive, the MILWAUKEE - Violinist Isaac Stern has a knack (or cents a barrel, the authoritative Middle barrel — i.e. to anywhere below the economics of North Sea oil could be Denounces murder of family Retting stuck in Wisconsin snowstorms East Economic Survey said yesterday. present Nigerian price of $30 per barrel virtually wiped out " Stern arrived late for a performance in Oshkosh on "In a nutshell the price ball is now — this will invite immediate price re- OPEC agreed to its unprecedented LONDON — Zimbabwe's opposition leader Joshua Friday night because of snow but was able to make it squarely in Britain's court. " said the taliation by the whole of OPEC," the price reduction alter Britain decided in Nkomo, languishing in the second week of exile in Britain, review said back to Milwaukee to play the Beethoven Violin Concerto weekly publication February tn slash its price by $3 a barrel denounced the killing of a white family in his Matabeleland mi Saturday night with the Milwaukee Symphony Or- The review, published in Cyprus, If Britain keeps thepriceof its North to $30 50. The OPEC oil ministers de- tribal district and implied henchmen of his archrival Prime chestra said the 15 percent oil price cut adopted Sea ml at $30 or above, the review said, cided to lower the base price of Saudi Minister Robert Mugabe were responsible He said the area is He reminisced about a snowstorm that made him late March 14 by the Organization of Oil "the OPEC stabilization scheme will crude oil from $34 a barrel to $29, with saturated" with troops and police and that the killers should lor a per lot nunci in Milwaukee on March 8,1946. Exporting Countries was part of a stand an excellent chance of winning the prices of other higher quality oils have been caught quickly — "unless, of course, if the adjusted accordingly It was probably the most nerve-racking experience broader agreement that the 13-nation through pursuers are the pursued and they cannot catch themselves." ill my career, he said "My accompanist. Alexander cartel would react collectively to any "If not. the result will be a down- Britain and OPEC member Nigeria /akin, and I were driving to Milwaukee from a place way price challenges by non-OPEC ex- ward price spiral with no discernible compete for sales of crude oil of a better porters Rebels claim new victories up mirth - 1 forget the name — and the roads were floor in the short term — not even the quality than the benchmark Saudi oil terrible." MANAGUA. Nicaragua - Armed rebels said late yester- Stern's rented Pontiac slid into a snowbank and had to day they had seized four towns in northern Nicaragua, where he towed Then the car conked out in Neenah He and the leftist Sandimst government has deployed troops and /.akin caught a train but "when we got to the train Sailor is disoriented, but safe police to smash an insurgency by Honduras-based exiles The station in Milwaukee, there were no cabs because of the guerrilla Democratic Nicaraguan Force said in a.statement BURTONPORT, Ireland (API - on Aranmore Island ofl the coast of took two hours to restore normal blood received in Managua that its forces controlled the townships storm " . American sea adventurer Wayne County Donegal, found the solo sailor circulation in his limbs. Boyle said A man on his way to the concert gave Stern a lift, he of San Ramon. Muy Muy. Los LLanos and San Dionisio in the Dickinson has broken the record for crawling among the crags, dumb- Dickinson, a computer technician, Matagalpa region 90 miles north ol the capital. said piloting the smallest sailboat across the founded and disoriented set out from Hull. Mass , last Oct. 30 The concert started an hour late, but the Milwaukee Atlantic Ocean from west to east — and Boyle said the American told him his without radio equipment, aiming for Journal review the next day described Stern, then 26, as broken up his boat doing it boat swept onto rocks in a gale and that Falmouth on the southwest tip of Eng- Emergency will be lifted chubby, dark-haired, good-humored ... obviously a After a voyage of nearly five months he lost all his possessions, including his land. 3.500 miles away. GUATEMALA CITY. Guatemala - President Efnan Rios grand fellow as well as a capital fiddler." and fears that he was lost at sea, the 39- passport. He was off course to the north by 300 Montt yesterday repeated an offer of amnesty to leftist Chubby - that's still right." Stern said, patting his year-old yachtsman from Satellite "I saw a man in the rocks and he miles — and in another country, the guerrillas and said a state of national emergency in effect ample waistline "Dark-haired — no longer. I'm afraid, Beach. Fla , wrecked his 8-foot-U-inch seemed dazed and frightened, " Boyle Irish Republic Aranmore is three miles since July 1 would be lifted on Wednesday In a his weekly at K2 UOIKI humuircl — more so now than ever " craft God s Tear on a tiny island off the said "I called to a fisherman for help off the coast of County Donegal television address. Rios Montt said all repressive measures Princess showered with gifts northwest Irish coast Sunday, bashing it and we took him to my home where we limiting individual rights would be lifted on March 23. the first against the rocks gave him first aid." The previous smallest boat to make " anniversary of the coup in which he came to power LONDON Princess Caroline of Monaco was show- Charles Boyle, a lighthouse atten- The mariner, thin and weak from 142 the trip from west to east was Wind's Rios Montt had announced the amnesty on March 13. a ered with bouquets by sick children yesterday on a visit dant making a routine shoreline check days at sea. was unable to waHc and it Will, two inches longer than Ood'sTear to Princes! tirace Hospital. week after Pope John Paul II visited Guatemala and rebuked The princess spent nearly an hour with old and young him for the executions of six men despite papal pleas for patients at the private hospital and was delighted when mercy The six had been convicted by special courts estab- I1.ilu.iid Humble rcovering from heart surgery, spoke to Union withdraws Amtrak strike threat lished by Rios Monti's government to try suspected terrorists her in lluent French I continued I decided not to take any ac- honoring the picket lines set passes, that NJ Transit can The hospital was opened by her mother. Princess Charles Jones, chairman tion." said Jones He said the up by striking conductors and continue selling them and Iran oil slick gulf-bound Grace, in 1977 of the division, said in a tele- union's executive board de- trainmen of the UTU's Con- that a strike by Conrail East MANAMA Bahrain - Officials in three Persian Gulf Caroline arrived in London on Friday to visit the phone interview that the cided Saturday night to aban- rail North division against Amtrak would be il- countries said yesterday alerts have been proclaimed because hospital and attend a concert in honor of her mother, who withdrawal of the strike don its strike threat The un- Since the 780 workers went legal of a massive oil slick heading toward their territories from died six months ago Caroline is scheduled to fly to New threat resulted from a ion had never specified a date on strike March 1. about 5.000 Stanton said his order re- Iran s bombed oilfields "But there is nothing we can do" York on Monday judge's decision Friday that for a possible job action of NJ Transit's 70,000 com- quiring Amtrak to honor the unless the slick actually reaches Bahrain, an official here ''Salesman'' due in China Amtrak must honor the Members of the Conrail muters have switched to Am- passes is in effect until April said. He reported coast guard helicopters and vessels were tickets Superior Court Judge East division work for both trak trains, according to 4 when, he will hold a hearing monitoring the giant mass of oil still out in the gulf PEKING - Playwright Arthur Miller arrived in Reginald Stanton cited 1982 Amtrak and NJ Transit and state Transportation Com- to determine whether to The official, who declined to be identified, said the United agreements between NJ Jones had said that Amtrak Peking on yesterday to direct a production of his 1949 missioner John P Sheridan make the order permanent. Arab Emirates probably would be most affected by the slick, Pulitzer Prize-winning play "Death of a Salesman." Transit and Amtrak that re- was "aiding and abetting NJ Jr. He is also chairman of NJ but it all depends on the direction of the wind " The play was translated into Chinese by Ying quire both rail agencies to Transit while we're still on Transit's board of directors. Kuocheng. a noted actor who will star in the Peking honor each other's tickets. strike." Amtrak service costs an People's Art Theater production. The first performance "The thing is we see now Conrail East is not on average 30 percent more than is scheduled for May. that Amtrak has a contract strike against the statewide NJ Transit, officials said. NJ with NJ Transit and we've mass transit agency but is Transit said the cost of a roundtrip ticket between Trenton and Newark on Am- trak is $12.90, compared to $6 50 on NJ Transit THE WEATHER A strike by Conrail East members would have ended all rail service between The Forecast For 7 p.m. EST Ratnj Snowt :;j MOnday. March 21 Shore Forecast Washington and New York •High Temperatures Showersl Flumes!* *J and would have affected Am Spring is here but heavy rain is expected for today and trak trains serving Florida, continuing into tonight and perhaps tomorrow Winds will be Chicago, New Orleans and out of the east at 10 mph. switching to the north late tonight Montreal, officials said. There is a chance of snow flurries as well tonight, turning cloudy with periods of precipitation tomorrow. Amtrak said 8,000 New Marine Forecast Jersey commuters — includ- ing the 5.000 who switched to «o* Watch Hill. R. I to Montauk Point to Manasquan. Amtrak — and more than Winds will be from the northeast at 10-15 knots. %>** Heavy rain are due today and into tomorrow 36,000 daily commuters who \• Amtrak told N J Transit of- F>onls Cold WW Warm «"•)? Occluded «T Stationary • Sandy Hook ficials Thursday it would not Sun, Moon TODAY: High: 00:07 a.m. and - 12:46 pm and low: 6:47 accept the tickets starting am. and 6 49 pm last Friday because of the All t|mei Eastern Staadard TOMORROW: High: 00: 29 am and 1:37 p.m. and low: threatened strike against TODAY: Sunrise5:58a.m.; sunset6:09p.m. 7.54a.m. and7:57p.m Amtrak. officials said. NORTH SHORE AREA AMRM1N TOMORROW: Sunrise 5:56a.m.; sunset6:10p m For Red Bank and Rumson bridge add two hours; Sea Tempt)! 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Ironically, today also marks the opening of a JACK Hoover's memo concluded: 'I said I would Arthur Z Kamin. Editor, Herbert H Thorpe, Jr . Assistant Editor; Charles C Triblehorn, Sunday trial that involves this very point: the FBI's Editor. Husscll (• Hauch. Assistant Sunday Editor. Jane Foderaro, City Editor. Dons Kulmari handling of an informant involved in the slaying ANDERSON be inclined to have (White House aide Lee I Editor.al Page Editor of a civil-rights activist, Viola Liuzzo, 18 years White or someone like that talk to the husband ago this week. Internal FBI documents on the rather than the President The President said all Thomas C Donahue. Director of Marketing. Daniel J Gallagher. Controller. Kevin J McCourt case show that, if anything, the government's Circulation Director. Frank.I Allocca. Production Manager investigations of political groups should be un- In fact, however, Johnson did call Liuzzo A6 MONDAY. MARCH21. 1983 der even tighter control — and the control himself. should start right at the top. Hoover escalated his smear campaign Liuzzo, a 39-year-old white mother of five Evidently aware of the embarrassment the against the dead woman when he talked with from Detroit, was killed on March 25, 1965, as FBI would suffer from the presence of its under- Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach that she and a 19-year-old black man were driving cover informant in the murderers' car, Director same day. As Hoover related in another memo 'The novel thing about turning over the weather between Selma and Montgomery, Ala., after the J. Edgar Hoover marshaled the bureau's re- to his subordinates: famous civil-rights march organized by Dr. sources to blacken the dead woman's reputa- "I stated the man himself (Liuzzo) doesn't service is that it would be done officially' Martin Luther King Jr. Four members of the Ku tion. This came at a time when the bureau was have too good a background, and the woman had Klux Klan pulled up alongside the Liuzzo car on also trying to smear King and find links between indications of needle marks in her arms where a lonely stretch of'road and loosed a volley of King's Southern Christian Leadership Con- she had been taking dope; that she was sitting shots. Mrs Liuzzo was killed. Her companion ference and the Communist Party. very, very close to the Negro in the car; that it was not hit: he survived by playing dead after Within 24 hours of Mrs. Liuzzo's murder, a had the appearance of a necking party." the car ran off the road into a fence. summary document prepared for top FBI of- Hoover's diligent efforts to depict Mrs. One of the four men in the Klan car was Gary ficials reported: "Mrs. Liuzzo had puncture Liuzzo as a junkie were shot down by the autop- Thomas Rowe. an FBI informant. His testimony marks in her arm indicating recent use of a sy report a week later, however. A telegram later helped convict the three other men of hypodermic needle." from the Mobile, Ala., FBI office to Hoover, federal civil-rights violations, but it was never dated April 1,1965, stated: established exactly who shot Mrs. Liuzzo. Mrs. Liuzzo's husband, Anthony, a Teamsters Union business agent in Detroit, also "The autopsy report was turned over and The Liuzzo children are suing the govern- caught a little of the FBI's mud. The day after shows no findings which would in any way ment, claiming the FBI was negligent in its the shooting, Hoover reported in a memo to his explain the puncture marks apparently made by handling of its informant, Thomas Rowe needle (sic) which appear in Liuzzo's arm. T(ie My associates Tony Capaccio and Indy top subordinates that President Johnson had checked with him before making a condolence medical examiner is being recontacted and this Badhwar have examined hundreds of internal matter will be discussed with him specifically '' FBI documents, which make clear that the call to Liuzzo, "because our report indicated FBI's behavior goes shockingly far beyond neg- the man is a Teamster.'' No evidence to substantiate the FBI direc- ligence Hoover's memo continued: "I told the Pres- tor's charges ever materialized, however Weinberger's persuasive case WASHINGTON - Somewhat in the fashion "Foxbat " interceptor should enter service of Random House or Little, Brown, the Depart- soon. Improvements continue in their program ment of Defense held a press conference twc for surface-to-air missiles. The Soviet tank iden- weeks ago to introduce a new book. In his role as tified as the T-80. with enhanced firepower and publisher. Secretary Caspar Weinberger stood survivabillty, is in production, and "at least at a lectern and touted the work; one of the several hundred" of these tanks have been anonymous authors fielded the reviewers' ques- JAMES J. deployed in Eastern Europe tions. Only the shrimp and sherry were missing KILPATRICK The astonishing expansion of the Soviet navy The book is "Soviet Military Power" (Gov- goes on apace More than 30 ballistic missile ernment Printing Office, 2nd edition, 107 pages, submarines and more than 90 attack submarines $6.50). Sad to say, the first reviews were disap- now patrol the Pacific The booklet contains pointing. The morning Post played the story on photographs of the Soviet aircraft carrier Page 14, and the newspaper's top military Minsk; it is not as powerful a fighting machine analysts gave it the old ho-hum and pooh-pooh. Intelligence Agency and outers. The author- as our Nimitz-class carriers, but it is impressive They thought the authors had portrayed Soviet all the same weaponry "in largely breathless and uncritical itative Federal Staff Directory lists almost 50 terms ' At times, they sniffed, the booklet agencies, bureaus and offices concerned with Weinberger sums up the situation with a "reads like a manufacturer's brochure." military intelligence We assume, without per- reassuring note While the Soviets' buildup sonal knowledge, that the incredible satellites "cannot be wished away or ignored. " there is For those of us who are not military experts, we read about truly can photograph the shoulder no requirement that the United States "match the new publication makes a more sobering patches on a Russian uniform from a hundred the Soviets unit for unit, weapons systems for impact The Pentagon's purpose was to ring an miles up in space There is no way in which a weapons systems." What is required, he says, alarm bell, and the data presented in this layman can challenge such a statement as, "is a nuclear and conventional posture that booklet have precisely that effect. Assuming the Since 1981 the Soviets have produced 4.500 makes any Soviet military operation too uncer- accuracy of the figures, we have to believe that tanks '' The figures have to be accepted on faith tain of outcome and too high of cost to be Soviet leaders have been engaged in a massive, With that caveat on the record, let it be said pursued. That posture is in part military sinew sacrificial, escalating buildup of armaments all that the figures are profoundly disturbing. The and in part national resolve." across the board. Soviets are continuing to produce and to deploy A word of caution — not of skepticism, but of ever more menacing nuclear weapons Their The last sentence, it seems to me. says it all caution — is in order. In most fields of public nuclear forces "practice almost constantly, Our own forces, combined with those of our interest, it is possible for critics to check emphasizing command and control under vari- allies, assuredly are not puny, but if the Western sources and to make independent judgments on ous conditions ' Older intercontinental missiles world is not to be intimidated, blackmailed or the validity of an author's conclusions. No such steadily are being replaced by more lethal ones bullied by the Soviet Union, we cannot afford thing is possible here. The data on the Soviets' The same ominous dedication is seen in the another decade of neglect — and we cannot production of arms presumably were compiled Soviet Union's modernization of conventional permit a perception to develop of any weakness Attention should be paid from reports of the National Security Agency, forces. Soviet air defenses are now "the most in the national will. Toward that end. the new the Defense Intelligence Agency, the Central massive in the world." A new-version of the booklet makes a persuasive case Fire and health officials of Long reply to the city's requests for immediate Branch, Neptune and Asbury Park are inspections. scheduled to air their complaints about the Albanese and an entourage of state state's regulation of boarding and rooming officials made a highly-publicized FROM OUR READERS homes at a meeting with state Human whirlwind tour of boarding homes in Services Commissioner George Albanese Asbury Park just last month with the stated discarded Sandy Hook is part of the Gateway and officials of the Department of Com- purpose of getting a first-hand look at the Neutering clinic National Recreation Area, operated by the U.S. munity Affairs early next month. Dept of Interior All national parks are also kind of care they provide and the problems Freehold operated by the U.S. Dept. of the Interior Long Branch Fire Captain Edward Wil- To The Editor: liams and Asbury Park Health Officer in their operation, and to see how the state Anyone can purchase an annual pass for a The Senate president's office informed me nominal amount, like $15, that is good for ad- Martin Chomsky have said the state is can be of assistance. that because our senators feel they have dealt It would seem that Long Branch, mission to any national park in the country for unresponsive to their pleas to inspect with the animal overpopulation problem by any number of times throughout that year homes they believe are fire and health Asbury Park and Neptune officials have passing the veterinary subsidy spay/neuter pro- Without this pass, at many national parks like been trying to tell the commissioner at gram (A1917), the low-cost spay/neuter clinic Yosemite. one must pay a daily fee for ad- hazards. Williams said that 10 of 32 board- bill (S1101/A1472) may not be posted for a Sen- ing homes in Long Branch that have applied least one way in which the state could be of mission. How can this be legal for national parks ate vote. This position is indefensible. and illegal for national recreation areas? for permanent state licenses are operating prompt help. Part of the problem might be A1917, if enacted, would cost 59 percent of I also read that reduced rates will be avail- in violation of municipal zoning laws, and a lack of coordination, but those three com- dog license buyers a $3-a-license surcharge to able for those 65 or older Is this not age some other boarding homes are in violation munities have large populations of de- fund a $1.5 million-a-year program serving only discrimination'' I am retired and living on a 6 percent of owned animals It would have fixed income, but I am not 65 How do they of the city's fire and building codes. But institutionalized mental patients and the virtually no impact on the animal overpopula- Long Branch is powerless to take action rationalize this logic? aged living in boarding homes, and their tion problem. It is true that the road was washed out by the against them, he said, and the state doesn't call for state attention should be heeded. . S1101/A1472 would cost 20 cents-a-license ocean and a lot of work had to be done to replace "Do you think they're just lining up surcharge to fund a $95,000-a-year program 1 it and protect it. If nobodv used the beach north to go to work. General? serving aLL owned animals. It would have max- of the wash-out point, would not the road have to imum impact on the animal overpopulation be replaced for the Coast Guard bases located problem. near the tip of the Hook"1 Perhaps it would have Why are our senators trying to kill just drifted out to sea! Education in toughness S11O1/A1472? We can only guess. They were Reduced rates for frequent users are com- TODAY IN HISTORY certainly given the necessary information to mon in both the public and private domain — the Last year, New Jersey raised the re- education courses at Fairleigh Dickinson make an informed choice. The bill has tremen- national parks, monthly tickets on state-run dous public support — 26 animal organizations quirements for teacher training programs University, which had been rated "insuffi- railroads and buses, many toll roads, municipal and tightened teacher certification stan- By The Associated Pren and the New Jersey health officers. They re- parking A»ts, etc. Somebody just doesn't have cient" by the National Association of State Today is Monday, March 21, the 80th day of ceived record numbers of calls and letters from their a?t together! dards. constituents. Directors of Teacher Education and 1983. There are 275 days lelt in the year. LaurenceJ. Kirk The quality of teacher training pro- Today's Highlight in History: In the name of fairness and reason, grams is particularly important in New Certification, an independent agency. The On March 21. 1979. the Israeli cabinet ap- S11O1/A1472 must be voted upon. Call or write Jersey, because a graduate of an under- programs had been under consideration for proved the U.S.-sponsored peace treaty with Sen. Carmen Orechio, Senate president, 777 Bloomfield Ave , Nutley 07110 and tell him he 9 graduate teacher training program is a two-year approval. Egypt, clearing the way for a signing ceremony in Washington. ' must post it for vote at the next Senate session Cartoon 'false granted a permanent license and isn't re- because so many support it. Tell him you have The quality of our schools is tied to the Tinton Falls To the Editor: quired to acquire further professional On this date: the right to know how your senator will vote for quality of teacher training, and it is an area it. Herblock's cartoon of March 14 referring to education or experience in order to keep it. In 1685. composer Johann Sebastian Bach El fjvador's government with the words, in which the state should be tough. We can was born in Germany. Call or write your own senator at his office In line with the new requirements, and ask why he has disregarded his constituents' "They're running so short of bullets, they've In 1790. Thomas Jefferson became the first even had to cut down on shooting their civilians" State Education Commissioner Saul Coop- be encouraged that New Jersey intends to Secretary of State. preference for the clinic program. (Your library erman recently announced that he was lift- has his name.) Ask him to help get SU01/A1472 is too dangerous and false to be passed over with enforce stringently the higher standards for In 1829, an earthquake in Spain killed about the contempt I usually feel for his distortions. ing approval, after this. June, of 12 teacher 6.000 people. posted and give it his affirmative vote. Remind teacher training programs. him his vote in the Senate influences your vote The exploitation of the masses by South and And. in 1891, a marriage in Kentucky ended Central American privileged groups is an old the leud between the Half lelds and the McCovs. for him. Do it now. and tragic story, but terrorism, destruction of Ten years ago: The United States vetoed a Patricia Halloff the economy, and establishing yet another Sovi- UN Security Council resolution calling for a New Jersey Coordinator et slave camp in the world is not the way to That $1,000 club settlement ot the Panama Canal dispute be- Society for Animal Rights, Inc. benefit the people. tween the US and Panama. Herblock may prefer the "freedom" we now It seemed like a grand fund-raising idea utility bill in their pockets. see in South Vietnam, in Cambodia, in Afghan- to the New Jersey Republicans who pro- So the state GOP fund-raisers decided hive years ago: Defense Minister Ezer Looking for logic istan, in Nicaragua, in Cuba, as a result of the posed it: a Governor's Club that guaranteed Weizman ordered an Israeli cease-fire in south- failure of democracies to help unmask and undo to keep the club but to revise the benefits. ern Lebanon. Tinton Falls the communist conspiracy, but surely The Reg- private meetings with Gov. Kean and spe- Those who already sent in their $1,000 To the Editor: ister is neither stupid nor blind Why then do you cial access to members of his cabinet, all now are being told they will have to settle One year ago: Negotiators for General Mo- As a frequent user of that excellent seashore help him spread fajsehood, smear our govern- for a minimum $ 1,000 annual membership for an autographed picture of Kean instead tors and the United Auto Workers reached ten- area at Sandy Hook, I have followed with in- ment, and assist the enemy on your pages? fee tative agreement on a contract that featured i»rp«i accounts for the plan to impose a fee after Freedom of speech is not freedom to distort and of private confabs with him. But they're several employee givebacks. Memorial Day. I do not object to paying a fee for lie, to weaken democracy; and in failing to That set off a partisan howl from Dem- assured of periodic' meetings at which it is the use of the facilities, but I do object to some observe the principles of hones', icuralam rath- .«.. a is, who promptly charged that the GOP anticipated Republican bigwigs will drop in bttthAys: actor lianfes <_uco is 33 of the odd logic that resuiieo in the nrmi de- er ™". pir™ir. politic:: you arc betraying the was putting state government up for sale. It — including, maybe, the governor himself. years old. cisions. confidence of you readers and performing a triggered a similar perception among many It just goes to prove that the more some Thought tor today: "Opposition always in- According to the newspaper reports, con- disservice to them, to El Salvador, and to our flames the enthusiast, never converts him." — sideration had been given to the sale of seasonal president and country. New Jersey citizens with nothing larger things change, the more they stay the passes at a reduced rate for frequent users. This Deane A. Dunloy than the monthly Social Security check oi Johann Knedrich Schiller, Herman writer same. 11759-18OSI was thought to be illegal and the proposal was Colonel USA (Ret.) MONDAY. MARCH 21. 1983 I IK - I kiilv Ki.-uish.-i A7 224 Hdllel in nigmanas Congregation seeking home PU1LIC NOTICE keeping with those charged by suf Sealed proposal! tor Bid a] 14* rqundmg communities industrial Arts Supplies will be re- •* NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT ceived by the Board Secretary of the ORDAINED thai Section 6 3 4, (continued) served as a residence for Brown and his Unfortunately, the YMCA on East Htilet Township Board of Education License Fees" be amended as tol Freehold Road is in a rural lielglllMlt #1 tha Board Otfjces. U Bftlfianv However, when the church applied in family, there were some drawbacks. Road. Harlel. New Jersey 07730 on Class f License Annu«l I uense Dr. H.V. Garrity Sr., 88; hood And the congregation's use of the or before Tuesday. April 13. 1VB3 at y Retail 2 00pm prevailing lime December for a variance that would "The lot was rather small. If we facilities is restricted, to Sundays. permit the congregation to move its could have found three acres, I Utiiik we Proposals are to be submitted Pllena/e , Retail •• . Unlike other churches, the Church of according lo ihe requirements of ma Distribution tSJS 00 services to the lot, the Freehold Zoning would have bought three acres," he specifications which may be ob Club License HIS 00 was Interlaken official Christ does not have the space or time to lamed from the Board office on any Board of Adjustment unanimously de- said. weekday (Monday Ihroush Friday) CATHERINE & McGOWAN. have fellowship dinners or youth semi-. between the hours ol 9 00 a m and CLERK member of the Asbury Park nied the request. First Reading marling Much IS. DEAL - Dr. Harold V. According to Borough Councilman nars. I 00 p m IW3-Adv in Daily Register Rotary Club , The decision was applauded by a In compliance with N J s A Offered by Mr James - Seconded Garrity Sr., a former In- Eric Foster, St. Rose of Lima Roman But while Brown said he and the I *2 2S-24 I. bidders must submit a list ov Mrs James Dr. Garrity was a mem- group (il Park Avenue area residents of names and address* of an siu-. - ROUJ terlaken borough com- Catholic Church is the only borough churchgoers may at times feel holders or partners owmne 10% or missioner, died yesterday at ber and former club cham- who feared that the church's plans for a church on a three-acre plot of land The more of the corporation or partner AYES Mrs Jamei, Messrs Jtmes, what hemmed in. being limited, to a j snip Wilson and Mayor Gumev home. pion of the old Asbury Park 32-space parking lot would have had a average lot size for the 15 existing NAVES NONE Golf and Country Club, and a large degree, is a state of mind." A deposit of 10"o of Ihe total bid ABSENT Thomas Murpny Dr. Garrity, 88, ol 35 detrimental effect on the neighborhood. In the form of a certified check or a ABSTAIN NONE borough churches is approximately 1.2 Browp said the congregation's lack i bid bond for 10% of the Did shall Woodford Road, was born in member and former two- "We were disappointed about it (the accompany tha proposal Second Reading and Public Hearing acres, Foster said. of a place to call home could have made Meeting April 13, 19(3 Neptune, and lived in Bradley time club champion of the denial), " Brown said. "But we knew In accordance with N J s A March 71 us BO Since the December board meeting, the Park Avenue area residents wary of 10 S 31 et sea . the law against dls Beach and Interlaken for 41 Jumping Brook Golf and after the first meeting (with the board) crimination, bidders are advisad several people have contacted Brown the church coming into the neighbor-, that contractors and subcontractors NOTICE years before moving here in Country Club, Neptune. In that the chances were rather slim." are obliged lo take affirmative at NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 1925, he joined the Deal Golf about possible locations for a church hood. tion lo provide equal employment that the following ordinance was in 1978 Despite his dampened spirits, Brown building, but the church has yet to find opportunity without regard 10 se«. troduced and passed on dm reading He was a retired dentist, and Country Club, where he said he believes the board's vote was "I can't read their minds, but I race, color, creed, religion, national at the regular meeting ol the Mayor was club champion 14 times. what it is looking for in the area. - origin, and age and Council ol the Borough of High having practised in Asbury meant to be. would think that was one of their fears,'' lands held Tuesday March 15. 19«3 Brown said he had hoped to establish he said. Tha right Is reserved 10 reiect and was laid over tor a second read- Park for more than 59 years. He was a U.S. Army veter- "All things work together for the any or all proposals and to waive iriQ, public hearing and final con a church in the borough because of the any informalities in the proposals vderation al a special meeting of He was a graduate of Nep- an of World War I, serving as good," he said, quoting the Bible. In the meantime, Brown, said, "we I received a well-traveled and centralized nature of said body to be held on April S, 1W3 tune High School, where^ he \ 1'eutenant in the Medical Despite the property's advantages, hope that something will turn up. God j No proposal will be accepted at B 00 P M in the Council Cham- Cor s DenUI the area. "We want to be where the after the time designated ft the bers. Municipal Building in Bay excelled in football anJLJ P ' Division. such as the house which also would have may have some other things in mind opening of bids Avenue. Highlands. New Jersey, at people are," he pointed out.' that we're not aware of." By Order of the Hailel Township .which time a public hearing will be baseball For 32 years, he served as Board of Education held upon the same and all persons a commissioner for the Eugene A Konopackl, will be given an opportunity to be He also was a graduate of Board Secretary heard the Georgetown University Borough of Interlaken, also Dated: March 21.1963 March 21 114 40 Catherine C McGowan School of Dentistry. serving there as deputy Borough Clerk mayor and police com- PUBLIC NOTICE ORDINANCE #011 i He was a communicant of Winter suddenly becomes spring Sealed proposals tor 13 IS Light ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING St. Mary's Roman Catholic missioner. He left that posi- Bulbs. 13-16 Inters holastic Athletic -BOROUGH TO ENTER INTO AN SUPP Equip will b« received by the AGREEMENT TO MODIFY IN Church, here tion in 1978 when he retired. (continued) Board Secretary of the Hailet Town TERLOCAL SERVICES AGREE His wife, the late Sara and pale blue — appeared at the edges of ihlp Board of Education al the MENT DATED NOVEMBER 30. He was a life member of Board Offices. 82 Bethany Road, 1W1 FOR THE PURPOSE OF IN the American Dental As- elizabeth Goddard Garrity, flagstone walks and driveways, and Haiiet. New Jersey 07730 on or SERTIN&AOESCBtPTION OF AC before April 14. 1W3 at t 00 P m TIVITlES FOR THE NINTH YEAR sociation, and the New Jer- died in 1969. poked up through the mulch in backyard prevailing time MONMOUTH COUNTYCOMMUNI Surviving are two sons. Proposals *rt to be submitted TV DEVELOPMENT BLOCK sey State Dental Association; gardens. according lo the requirements of the GRANT PROGRAM a life member and past presi- Dr. Harold V. Garrity Jr., In farms from Colts Neck to spec i Heal ions which may be ob- WHEREAS, the Borough of tained from the Board office on any Highlands entered into a Contract dent of the Monmouth-Ocean with whom he lived, and Manalapan, horses in shaggy winter weekday (Monday through Friday) pursuant lo the New Jersey tn George R. Garrity of Ocean; between the hours of 9 00 a.m. and lerlocal Services*Ac t in November of Denial Association; a mem- coats grazed in meadows where spring * 00pm mi. and ber of the American Dental 10 grandchildren, and two air and sunlight turned the grass from In compliance with N J S A WHEREAS, in order to meet great-grandchildren. 12:25-14 2, bidders must submit a Hit Fraternity; a former mem- winter brown to spring green. In the dry of names and addresses of all stock- a binding agreement in effect al all ber of the Wheelman's Club The Farry Memorial holders or partners owning 10% or times'; and stubble of the cornfields, Friday's rains more of the corporation or partner WHEREAS, the New Jersey in of Asbury Park, and past Home, Asbury Park, is in had left small lakes, which, roughened ship terlocal Services Act pursuant to president and an honorary charge of arrangements. A deposit of 10% of Ihe total bid N.J S A 40 6A 1 requires a specific by the western winds, reflected the blue in Ihe form of a certified check or a delineation of activities to be in bid bond for 10% of the bid shall eluded in the Agreement, and sky like jagged mirrors accompany the proposal WHEREAS, an amendment to In accordance with N J S A Grace Cosenlino White wooden roadside stands, 10 S 31 et seq , the law against dis in order to delineate specific ac- bereft of produce, stood like empty crimination, bidders art advised tivities and to insure the receipt of Church, Long Branch. that contractors and subcontractors continued benefits under Ihe pro- WEST LONG BRANCH - closets as their proprietors cleaned are obliged lo take affirmative ac- Grace Cosentino, 92. died Sat- Surviving are four sons, tion to provide equal employment NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT them, aided by the fresh spring air. One opportunity without regard lo sei, RESOLVED that the Borough of urday at Monmouth Medical Carmen A. and Robert, bolft race, color, creed, religion, national Highlands be and is hereby author stand, its windows covered with heavy origin, and age ned through its agents to enter into Center, Long Branch. • here, George of Fair Haven, the attached modification agree Mrs Cosentino was'born and Joseph of Eatontown; a plastic, offered for sale "Spring The right Is reserved to reject Flowers" — carnations, snapdragons, anv informalities in the proposals Borough's continued participation Chiaromonte. Italy, and daughter, Jennie Breglia, received. under the Contract lived in New York before here; 14 grandchildren, and tulips. Through the plastic, long No proposal will be accepted CATHERINE G McGOWAN. after the time designated for the CLERK moving to this area 75 years 11 great-grandchildren smudges of pink, yellow and white opening of bids. glowed in even rows. By Order of the Hailet Township 1VB3 Adv in Daily Register ago. The Damiano Funeral Board of Education Offered bv Mrs Jamts — Sec She was a communicant of Home, Long Branch, is in There were more joggers on the side- Eugene A Konopackl, ondedby Mr Wilson Board Secretary Roll call AYES' Mrs James. Holy Trinity Roman Catholic charge of arrangements walks, more sightseers on the roads, Dated March 21.1913 Mes< ivor Mar, 21 . (14.70 Guinev, NAVES NONE. ABSENT more tennis stars on the courts and Mr. Murphy, ABSTAIN NONE Register photo by Larrv Parna 227 Highlands Second reading and public hear more birds in the trees than there had ing Special meeting April s, 1983. been two weeks ago; there was more A FLOWERY TRIBUTE — Crocuses blooming on a walkway herald the PUillC NOTICI Mar 21 121 9C Officials to probe Please take notice that the fol motion, and light, and noise every- onset of spring for Shrewsbury strollers. lowing Ordinance was pasted on final consideration by the Mayor and where. Council of Ihe Borough of Highlands 233 Long Branch And for at least one celebrant of shirt he wore a black turtleneck, the cars filled with Sunday drivers passed a following a second reading and a Freehold fire cause public hearing at a regular meeting NOTICE spring late yesterday afternoon, the close-fitting leggings of a bicycle racer, few feet from him, unnoticed. of said body held on March is. 19*) ettv. combined effect apparently was too small black leather shoes and gloves. ORDINANCE #041-1 me trading as Jimmy FREEHOLD — Borough fire and police officials and His arms were crossed lazily in his ORDINANCE FURTHER AMEND applied to the City Council of the county fire marshals will continue an investigation today into much. He was seated under a tree by the ING SECTION 3-t 1(c)(1) "ABAN- City of Long Branch, N.J. for a lap; one knee was bent as if to keep him DONEO MOTOR VEHICLES" OF Renewal of a Seasonal Retail Con the cause of an early morning fire which extensively damaged He was a young man, and he looked side of Route 537 in Colts Neck, at the THE REVISED ORDINANCES OF sumption C 513 Liquor license for propped against the cool tree trunk. He THE BOROUGHOF HIGHLANDS premises situated at Boardwalk, a garage at the 40 First Street home of Frank Billingsly. like he had bicycled a long way. His face highway's intersection with a small Catherine C McGowan Ocean Ave . off Melrose Terrace in faced the bright sun setting on the last the said City of Long Branch, N j ' Freehold Borough Fire Chief William Hulse reported that was red, from sun or exertion, and his country road. A silver racing bicycle Borough Clerk day of winter, smiling under his Mar 21 ».ip The Officers, The Directors and 80 men from all four borough fire companies responded to the grey t-shirt was lined with sweat. He was propped against the tree beside The Stockholders holding more than moustache, fast asleep. NOTICE ten per cent (101 of any of the stock 12:17 am general alarm fire at the one-story frame garage.' him; on the road, a steady stream of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of said corporation are as follows sported a neat moustache. Under his t- thai the following ordinance was In- No one was injured in the blaze, which was reported by troduced and passed on first reading Jul Yung Liu. 16 Cedar Avt., at the regular meeting of the Mayor Long Branch. N J , President neighbors and Mrs. Billingsly, Hulse said. and Council of Ihe Borough of High Objections, \1 any, should be The fire was under control within 15 minutes, but fire- lands held Tuesday March IS, 19U made immediately in writing to Jen and was laid over for a second read- me DeFaiio, City Cltrk of the City of fighters remained on the scene until 1 30 a.m. to handle the Burglary suspect wounds cop ing. Public hearing and final con- Long Branch,N J sideration at a special meeting of Jul Yung Liu investigation and for "overhaul " work, Hulse said. said body to be held on April 13, I9t3 16 Cedar Ave The Freehold Borough First Aid Squad also responded to (continued) Petruzziello is the only eye- joined the auxiliary police at fl 00 PM in the Council Cham- Long Branch. N J shooting. "I heard this really bers. Municipal Building 171 Bav March 14, 21 in 40 the scene. the shooting, "but we expect witness, McCabe said the de- loud sound, but I wasn't sure force about one year ago af- Avenue. Highlands, New Jersey, at which time a public hearing will be The fire is being investigated by members of the borough a lot of progress by this time partment is not worried what it was. I've never heard ter completing an eight-week held upon the same and all persons police and fire departments, and by assistant Monmouth tomorrow (Monday)." about his safety, "but we do a gunshot before." training course at the police will be given an opportunity to be County Fire Marshals Michael Rossi and Henry Stryker III. have security people at the academy in Wall Township heard He said Thomas She said Thomas Catherine C McGowan Hulse said. hospital just in case." Petruzziello was "very calm David Petruzziello, a vol- Borough Clerk The fire is under investigation because neighbors reported Petruzziello is the only one He said police expect to unteer member of the Mon- ft-W-J about the whole thing. He told ORDINANCE hearing a "muffled explosion" before the fire, Hulse said. who saw the man who shot release a composite drawing mouth County Sheriff's De- AMENDING LIQUOR him. "We expect to really us to get some blankets, and LICENSE FEES - The Billingslys' house, about 20 to 25 feet from the garage, of a suspect today. partment auxiliary, said his WHEREAS, the Borough of get this investigaton moving to call the ambulance.'' Highlands Is In the process of re- was not damaged in the fire, Hulse reported. Patrolman James Murphy brother is employed at viewing and revising Us fee sched- Hulse said the garage had been used as a storage area for when he is able to give us responded to the call first, She said the entire neigh- Lanzaro's Auto Sales in ules for licensees and services, and more details," McCabe said. borhood was upset by the WHEREAS, the Borough of various items. He could offer no estimates on the value of the McCabe said, "and he was Matawan. The auto store is Highlands has canvassad surround "Now the investigation is shooting "We all watched mg communities concerning their structure or the contents soon followed by the majority owned by Monmouth County charges for annual liquor license progressing in different ave- of the police department." him grow up. It was a real Sheriff William Lanzaro. fees, and nues that I can't comment on shock." WHEREAS, it has been found He said Murphy obtained a McCabe said the entire thai the fees charged bv Ihe Borough right now." After inquiring about the art In need of revision In order to be rough description of the sus- Hazlet Police Department is able to help meet the rlslno costs Earle scheme draws pect from Thomas before he progress of the police in- that the Borough has experienced The assailant was only assisting in the investigation. and to make those fees more In was taken to the hospital. vestigation, the neighbor about four feet away from said. "I sure would feel a lot Thomas Petruzziello when A female neighbor, who fire of pacifists the shot was fired, David asked not to be identified, better if they caught this guy. continued) ons are stored at Earle. He Petruzziello said. said she was one of the first I for one don't really feel safe asinin.e. Unfortunately, said also is opposed to the Although Thomas people on the scene after the anymore." Russia already knows where planned expansion of the de- Thomas Petruzziello is a our nuclear weapons are Raritan High School graduate nland pot pier. stored. My question is: Why "It certainly is not going Nursing home searched who attended Montclair State haven't the residents of the College on a music scholar- to make the area any safer," ENGLISHTOWN - An day, police reported. Hours county been told?". he said. ship. "He played in the New TUM. to Sat. hour-long search by police The nursing home re- Jersey Symphony Orchestra He said he objected to the failed to turn up any evidence 10 to 5:00 He said he and members ceived a call shortly before at the Garden State Arts Cen- of his group view war itself as "absurd spending program" of explosives after an after- 4:30 p.m. reporting that a ter (Holmdel) one year," a crime. "Spending $10 mil- being undertaken by the U.S. noon bomb threat to the Pine bomb was planted ip the Pen- Navy in the face of the cur- Brook Nursing Home yester- David Petruzziello said. * LADIES lion on additions^ war sup- sion Road facility. plies (in the expansion) when rent economic han*«hip, Thomas Petruzziello people are starving right in "and this pier expansion is our own country just seems just another phase of that inconscionable, " he said. program." Hand-Boniakowski said he CENTER- Municipal officials in the believed the planned ex- area, including Middletown pansion was "anothei step in Mayor Paul Under and Mid- the United States' prepara- No other diet dletown Township Commit- tion for war. I think it is teeman Robert Waller, said obvious that the Navy is at- takes you tliis far Saturday that the expansion tempting to placate the peo- would provide an economic ple that live near the base by SHOES boost for the local and county remaining low-key." this fast,this safely economy. Nearly 1,400 Navy per- Thanksgiving The Latest Colors & sonnel and 550 families would Novena be relocated to Earle if the expansion is approved. To St. Jude Styles Just in Time for Easter! O Holy St. Jude Apostle Sal Susino, a member of and Martyr great in virtue SEE THE MOST CURRENT FASHIONS! Safe Energy Alternatives Al- and rich in miracles, near liance, said his organization kinsman ol Jesus Christ, is operating under the as- faithful intercessor of all By "HOWARD FOX" "MIKELOS" sumption that nuclear weap- who invoke your special pa- tronage in time of need, to "SESTO MEUCCI" "GAROLINI" you I have recourse from "STANLEY PHILIPSON" "NEWTON the depth of my heart and 1 202 Death Notices humbly beg to wrfom God ELKIN" "SOCIALITES: "PHYLLIS PO- has given such great power COSENTINO — Grata naa Ar to come to my assistance. LAND" "VANELI" "BASS" & MANY Wa. m«.H WtM Long Branih. on Help me in my present and Weight lots 54 lbt in 5 months. March 1*. IW. Fymnl from the MORE. Damiano Funaral Homa, cornar urgent petition. In return. I For Barbara Hess. Ihe Diet Center program meant bA lbs lost in less lhan Third and Franklin Avav. Long promise to make your five months Here s how il can help you louki off 10 15lbs in three weeks. Branch, on Wfrdrtatdav. March 2], at f am. Mais of Christian Burial at name known, and cause 17 25 lbs in six weeks And keep it off Holv Trinity Church 10 a.m. Infor- you to be invoked • One to-one doily counseling - from trained counselors who care They've mant Woodblna Camattrv, Octarv Say three Our Fathers, solved their own weight problems the Diet Center W By JACK H. SMITH as editor of Ski-U-Mah (in case you're puzzled, it's an old Indian yell that's an element in the Rouser football song) at Dear Ann Landers: A while back you have seen mine before I did it. Honest, anybody. It will be our secret.'' ^Jhtf humor of our youth seemed a lot simpler, didn't it? the University of Minnesota. Part of the reason I omit it is wrote a column about the lines guys give it's better than any medicine." Shrewsbury, N.J.: "It isn't sex I'm One-line jokes, two-liners — what ever happened to them? that I doubt that any prospective employer cares — though girls when they want to break down Carbondale, III : "You're the most after. I'm really in love with you. If you It used to be that most public speakers opened their another reason is embarrassment. their resistance. It made a terrific im- exciting chick I've ever met in my get pregnant, I'll marry you." remarks with one or two jokes, which usually bore only a For instance, I won the national free box of Life Savers pression because five of those lines had whole life. I have never wanted anybody Durham, N.C: "You have the body strained relationship to the speaker's subject matter. mints for a two-liner that went like this: been tried on me. the way I want you." of a woman. Mother Nature meant for The basis of the Marx Brothers' dialogue and Bob Hope's "He: Are you psychic? I have a younger sister who needs to Fort Lauderdale, Fla.: "Life is so you to have sex. You're ready for it." monologues was the joke — or, as we came to call the one- "She: Yes, seer." see that column. I wish I had saved it. uncertain. Who knows whether you will I also received some letters from, liners, the gag. There's some of that still around. Johnny A good example of a one-liner would be staffmate and Please run it again. — Molly In New be alive tomorrow? It would be awful if boys Here are the lines the girls used: Carson does it, and it's probably that part of his show we older previous editor Don Robertson's: "Steaks well done are Brunswick you died in an accident without ex- Garden City, L.I.; "I've been seeing viewers most enjoy. Steve Martin is a new-age comic, but his rare." Dear Molly: That column was the periencing the greatest thrill of all." a psychiatrist. He says I'm too in- strategy is time-honored. Stand-up comedians like Johnny (Believe it or not, he became a distinguished attorney.) result of my asking teen-age girls to tell Mexico City: "You're awfully up- hibited. He has advised me to have Yune and Rodney Dangerfield are also gagsters. It always amazed me to find that the student readers liked me the lines that were used on them. I tight. Sex is a great tension-breaker. It sex " But, in general, one- and two-line jokes have few places to all of the jokes in the issue that had just come out, but that received more than 18,000 responses. will make you feel relaxed " Greenwich, Conn.: "I have terrible land anymore. Some become captions for cartoons; some find they hadn't gotten around to the feature articles yet. This was Here it is — thanks for asking: Gatineau, Quebec: "I want to marry monthly cramps. The doctor said sex a place in Reader's Digest. And the bimonthly Modern particularly distressing since my future wife was just like the Sharon, Pa.: "What are you afraid you someday and we should find out if would be helpful. Of all the guys I know, Maturity magazine honors the retirement-age person's liking rest of them: She didn't appreciate my satirical article on the of? Don't be a baby. It's part of growing we are sexually compatible." . you're the one I want to help me with for jokes with a regular department called "Laughing Mat- football coach because it looked too "long and boring." (At up." Rochester, NY.: "I've heard this medical problem." (PS. The guy ter." the time, I considered that piece to be of New Yorker quality, Louisville, Ky.: "If you really loved rumors you're lezzie.' If you aren't, said "No") You might recall that the drugstore magazine-rack brows- but now it nauseates me. I don't believe I could have been so me, you would. That's the way people prove it ' A no-nonsense approach to how to ing favorite of our high-school days was a monthly called bad.) express their true feelings. It's been College Humor. A new book of the same name, edited by Dan going on since the world began.'' Nassau, The Bahamas: "I promise deal with life's most difficult and most But, back to the present: I wonder if our generation has we won't go all the way unless you want rewarding arrangement. Ann Landers' Carlinsky for Harper and Row publishers, recalls, the heyday lost its thirst for new sources of snicker and snort. Are we too Honolulu: "It's very painful for a of the undergraduate-humor magazine that no image-con- guy to be in this condition and not get to. I'll stop whenever you say." booklet, "Marriage - What to Ex- concerned about the problems of retirement and aging to Harrlsburg, Pa.: "You have nothing pect," will prepare you for better or for scious campus could do without. Jokes and cartoons from realize what's funny about them and to make up jokes to relief. You got me all heated up. If these magazines filled most of the national magazine's space you're any kind of woman you'll take to worry about. I'm sterile." wone. Send your request to Ann express it? Landera, P.O. Box 11999, Chicago, III. around, over and tUMler artist John Held Jr.'s stick-legged In this post-postgraduate school of life, shouldn't we be care of me." Toronto, Canada: "I know you want flappers and their slKk-haired swains. it as much as I do, but you're afraid of 60611, enclosing SO cents and a long, looking for opportunities to relieve our pain, loneliness and Marshalltown. Iowa: "It will be stamped, self-addressed envelope. If you sneaked free laughs from College Humor — much as reputation for being "out of it" with quips, puns, gags and good for your complexion. You should your reputation. I swear I will never tell today's teen-agers look at gag greeting cards — you may imaginary dialogues about the current scene? It worked with remember the credit lines under every joke: Alabama Ram- my daughters and their friends when I was a middle-ager; it mer Jammer, Navy Log, Cornell Widow, etc. We tended to ought to work now. evaluate probable campus life by how corny or how sophisti- But don't tell the same people the same joke twice or cated their gags were. present as new a joke that's as old as the hills. Keep a One item I seldom include on a resume is my experience confidential scorecard reminder. WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS Perkins-Osborn Johnsen-Vaz ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. kins. Ushers were Kenneth MIDDLETOWN - Mr. honor, Emily Rose, Emily — Sue Ann Osborn, daughter and Steven Hall and Mrs. Joseph M. Vaz, 370 Silva and Susan Stannard. of Mr. and Mrs. Donald N. Mrs. Perkins is an aluma Russet Drive, Belford, an- Rebecca Johnsen was flower Osborn of this city, and Mark of Smith College, North- nounce the marriage of their girl and Todd Raynor was Mathiasen Perkins, son of ampton, Mass., and has been daughter. Lisa M. Vaz, to U. ring bearer. Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Per- employed by John Hancock S. Navy Petty Officer 3c Engineman Johnsen had kins, 32 Park Ave., Rumson, Financial Securities, Boston. Arthur E. Johnsen, son of Mr. Scott A. Johnsen as his best N. J., were married here Sat- . Mr. Perkins, a graduate of and Mrs. Howard E. Johnsen, man. Ushers were Bobby urday in Holy Name Roman Rumsort-Fair Haven Re- 634 W. Front St., Middletown. Venancio, Manuel Silva and gional High School and Mas- Catholic Church. The ceremony took place Gordon Johnsen. The Rev. Frank Goodman sachusetts Institute of Tech- Nov. 20 in Our Lady of nology, Cambridge, Mass., is The couple are graduates officiated at the ceremony, Fatima Roman Catholic of Middletown High School which was followed by a re- a graduate student at Stan- Church, Newark, with the ford University, Palo Alto, Rev. Antonio M. Pinho of- North. She is employed by ception at the Osborn home. Paul Reussille's Professional Carla Mitchell was ma- Calif. ficiating. There was a recep- tron of honor and the After a wedding trip to tion in Mediterranean Manor, Gemology, Red Bank. Her bridesmaids were Fay and Aruba, Mr. and Mrs. Perkins Newark. husband is stationed aboard NtfitUr plwto Lynn Osborn. will make their home in Athe- The bride wore her grand- USS Ortolan, ASR 221, South GOP GATHERING — The Rev. James A. Pindar, welcomed to the event in Squires Pub, West Long Best man was Rich Per- rton, Calif. mother's brocaded taffeta Carolina. special representative of Gov. Thomas H. Kean, and Branch, by Theresa Nagel, left, and Grace Scaduto, wedding gown. She was at- The Johnsens went to speaker at the annual installation luncheon of Mon- both of Middletown, incoming and outgoing presidents, Florida on their honeymoon mouth County Federation of Republican Women, is respectively, of the organization. Cole-Silverman tended by Lynn Vaz. maid of RED BANK - Debra Insurance Co., Neptune, as a Eagelton-DiGuiseppe Lynn Silverman, the daugh- senior staff consultant in the YOUR HEALTH ter of Mrs. Sandra A. Silver- Data Processing Division. EATONTOWN - Filomena DiGuiseppe, 15 man, 283 Spring St., was mar- Miss Silverman is a gradu- ried on March 11 to Thomas Corlies Ave., announces the Joseph Cole, the son of Mrs. ate of Barbizon Schools, engagement of her daughter, Alice Cole, 63 Leonard Ave., where she studied modeling Irene DiGuiseppe, to Kent Leonardo, and the late Ed- and cosmetic merchandising. Anthony Eagelton, 497 Sher- Jump in pressure studied ward Cole, by Municipal The ceremony was fol- man Ave., Middletown, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Court Judge William lowed by a reception in the By LESTER L. COLEMAN, M.I). have some overlay of anxiety and fear when first making Himelman in his law office. Molly Pitcher Inn. A wedding Eagelton, 168 Statesir Place, contact with a new physician The art of medicine includes the Middletown. Thomas Cole is a veteran trip is planned for the future. 1 decided to apply for insurance and was sent to a doctor sensitive awareness of such anxiety The added time taken to of the Vietnam War, and is The couple will reside in Miss DiGuiseppe is also for a heart examination. My blood pressure was so high that I assuage it establishes the groundwork for a good relationship employed by the Continental Leonardo. the daughter of the late Alex- was turned down for insurance. My own doctor took my blood that pays off with many important dividends. ander J. DiGuiseppe. pressure the next day and it was normal. It has stayed There is no reason why you should assume that the . The prospective bride is a Irene DiGuiieppe normal. 1 didn't seem to be very nervous when I was In the temporary change in blood pressure has any special signifi- graduate of Red Bank Catho- Jurrius-Mdrrah of Miedletown High School strange doctor's office. So I can't understand why this hap- cance, especially after being reassured about this by your own lic High School and pened. - Mr. T.R., Pa. physician LITTLE SILVER - Brookdale Community Col- North and Duquesne Univer- 3it>, Pittsburgh, Pa. He is a Dear Mr R.:- . ' ' Is it possible for a thermometer at home or In the hospital Mayor and Mrs. John A. Mar- lege, Lincroft Even in the absence of extreme nervousness or anxiety, a rah, 411 Rumson Road, an- Her fiance is an alumnus registered pharmacist. to carry Infection from one person to another? — Miss M.A., physical examination by a strange doctor can call forth a Ind. nounce the - engagement of fluctuation in blood-pressure readings their daughter, Cynthia Ann Such a temporary high blood pressure is known as labile Dear Miss A.: Marrah, to R. Douglas Jur- Gehrmann-Marz hypertension This refers to the temporary changes in blood Of course, it is possible. But it can only occur when the rius of Long Beach, Calif. pressure levels in the absence of.any underlying physical temperatures are taken by mouth and when thermometers Mr. Jurrius is the son of PARLIN - Michael Marie from Red Bank Catholic High Marz, here, and Robert School and Monmouth Col- problem. are passed from one person to another without careful wash- Mrs. Robert W. Jurrius, Almost everybody has at some time felt a sudden pounding ing. South Glastonbury, Conn., Frederick Gehrmann, son of lege, West Long Branch, and Mr. and Mrs. William of the heart *tnd quickening of the heartbeat during moments Ordinary thermometers in the home should be carefully and the late Robert W. Jur- is an accountant employed by of emotional excitement or distress. If the blood pressure washed with soap and lukewarm water. Remember, too, that rius. Gehrmann, 76 Heights Ter . Mitsubishi Electric Sales Fair Haven, plan to be mar- were taken at that time, there undoubtedly would be changes the instrument should be carefully cleaned so that infectious The prospective bride was America. even in people whose blood pressure is normal. germs will not be harbored and transmitted,to other members graduated from Red Bank ried in October. Announce- ment of their engagement is Mr. Gehrmann is a gradu- Visiting H new doctor is a stressful situation. It is for this of the family. Regional High School, here, ate of Rumson-Fair Haven reason that many doctors with psychological insight and In hospitals, most thermometers are disposable. Each and received a bachelor of made by the prospective bride's parents, Mr and Mrs. Regional High School and understanding spend an extra amount of time with a new patient has his own and cross-contamination does not occur arts degree, with high honors Cynthia Ann Marrah patient in establishing a relationship and quieting the tension. Also most hospitals have electronic thermometers, the tips of in psychology, from Lehigh George Marz of Port Richey, Monmouth College and is a Fla. sales representative for Life- A few minutes of extra time in casual conversation is an which are used and immediately discarded. University, Bethlehem, Pa., Dr. Coleman welcomes questions from readers. Please Her fiance was graduated Miss Marz was graduated lines. excellent way for doctors to modify those tensions. It is where she was inducted into interesting that all people, children, adolescents and adults, write to him in care of this newspaper. Phi Beta Kappa. She expects from Pennsbury High School, to receive the juris doctor Fairless Hills, Pa., and re- degree in May from The Na- ceived a bachelor of science Haughton- tional Law Center, George degee in chemical engineer- HINTS FROM HELOISE Washington University, ing from Lehigh University. Campbell Washington, DC, and is em- He is district representative ployed by Fossett and Brug- for Nalco Chemical Co., SEA BRIGHT - Mr. and ger, Attorneys at Law, Huntington Beach, Calif. Mrs James Campbell, 14 Closed flue signaled by napkin Seabrook, Md. A May wedding is planned. Riverview Place, announce the engagement of their daughter, Jill Campbell, to DEAR HELOISE: coffee can, then when it's time to clean the BEAT THE DRUM John Matthew Haughton, the After my family room filled up with smoke ashtrays, a clean sweep with the softener sheet Dear Heloise: My children are musically In- Hawxhurst-Gill son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton because the fireplace damper was closed, I felt makes them sparkle, and hides the odor between clined — they will use anything in the house as a TINTON FALLS - Ann B. Miss Gill earned a Haughton, Wilmington, N.C. I'd better find a way to know at first glance when washings. drum! Coffee table, counter top, dishes and so Gill. 34 Hope Road, an- Miss Campbell is an alum- the door is open or closed. Use another empty coffee can to discard all forth. bachelor's degree in business Here is a simple method I'd like to pass on. I cigarette butts, cover it securely, and discard the nounces the engagement of administration and art his- na of Warrensburg (NY.) her daughter, Gloria Ann Central High School, and is tried it and It works fine. When I close the flue I can when full. Sure keeps the stale tobacco odor So, I made them some drums. I look Iwo three- tory at the University of New use a paper towel or napkin and put it through the down. - Mrs. Carl Chatfleld pound coffee cans, cut off the top and the bottom Gill, to Kevin Hawxhurst, the Hampshire at Durham. She is attending the University of son of Mr. and Mrs. William North Carolina at Wilm- hole in the flue handle. PET WARNING and placed tbe plastic covers on both ends. Hawxhurst, 92 South St., assistant director of Arvest ington. Mr. Haughton was Not only does it keep my hands clean, but I Dear Heloise: 1 thought I'd write to let you I decorated them by spreading glue on the Eatontown. Miss Gill is also Gallery, Boston, Mass. graduated from Wilmington know immediately that the flue is closed, because know what happened to my little puppy last night. cans and wrapping twine around and around. I the daughter of the late Her fiance, an alumnus of High School and also attends when I open it to start a fire I remove the napkin I always put his food in his plastic dog dish, but was so pleased* They really made a nice toy, and George P. Gill. Ocean County Vocational the University of North Caro- and throw it on the logs, then light it. last light I was too laiy to go outside and get It, so surprisingly had a nice sound, but best of all they Technical School, works with lina. Haven't had a smoke-filled room ever since I I gave him his food in a small pot pie aluminum keep my boys busy and happy. I gave them The prospective bride and lollipops for the drumsticks. Eventually the bridegroom are graduates of William Hawxhurst and Son, have been doing this. Try It... beats guessing, and *" foil dish. guessing wrong. — Richard B. A half-hour later he came to the door with drumsticks disappear and the drums slay quiet Monmouth Regional High out of Local Union No. 8. for awhile. — Mrs. Tess Avena School. That's a sure-fire idea! Anyone who has had a blood all over his mouth, I couldn't Imagine what A fall wedding is planned. room fill with smoke will certainly appreciate happened to him. I grabbed him and cleaned It School nurses this hint. Better safe than sorry. — Heloise and discovered It was loo deep to slop the bleed- FANCY PANTS Have a hint for Heloise? ing. I rushed him to the vel. He needed five Dear Heloise: Here's a hint thai I hope Is Stravic to join in PTA Congress .EATONTOWN - Mon- helpful to all mtflhers of baby girls: mouth County School Nurses Send it to: Heloise, P.O. Box 32000, San An- stitches. Association meets tonight at tonio. TX 78216 After I cnlmed down and got him settled I My little daughter's larger-size dresses no RED BANK - Theresa The day is called went out In the yard and discovered he had played longer come with matching bottoms. The lacy lere, president ol v m the Legislature- 8 o'clock in Memorial School. SWEETERSMF.il Dr. Eugene Tribilcy. a with the aluminum dish and tore it almost In half. rubber pants are very expensive. So, I bought Monmouth County Council of Face to Face." Dear Heloise: Here's a useful hint for anyone I never realized that be could get liuii with thai. some Ucv pauiU. :r Sir pl*?tlr pi»ts Parents and Teachers As- Dr. Saul Cooperman, New Rutgers University pro- who detests cleaning out dirty ashtrays. It also fessor, will gave a slide-il- Never again. — Jane Starker or disposables. sociation, will attend Thurs- Jesey education commission, eliminates the odor of the cigarette butts when Thanks for the warning. I do hope all pet A size I works great and once she's potty- day's New Jersey Congress of will speak to the PTA repre- lustrated talk on "Genetic they are in a waste can. Counseling." owners take heed! I'm glad your dog is OK. — trained she's already got a few pairs of fancy PTAs in the State House. sentatives. Store used fabric softener sheets in an empty Heloise pants to sUrt with. - Shelby Steward MUPPETS DENNIS THE MENACE Y. MARCH 21.1983 The Daily Register A9 .TWO HOT THAT'LL FOR ANOTHER BUCK, I'LL TELL ^eof } BB TWO SOU WHERE THEY'RE 6OIM6. 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WE CAN FIGURE OUT A WAV 1 10 Racetreck 57 Purple plum ASIA N 1 I g W S • • ARE YOU ACTUALLY MY DRIVER WILL TO KEEP YOUP FKlENR s i 11 Rowlands 59 "PeerGynt" INVITING ME TO PICK YOU GEPT WALES, FKO/V1 ol movies character DINNER. MR. UP IN AN TUKMIN& INTO ALGARVE?- HOUR! •••• STOCK OF BOSTON'" THE WIZARD OF ID x-z "They must be Easter eggs. They're blue!" YOUR HOROSCOPE ANDYCAPP considerable concern today. Monday. March 21 into reality, you will ulti- 22) - Get ready today for SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- Bom today, you are of a mately give up the dream, certain changes tomorrow. HAVE A SWIG OF) Dac. 21) - Share material rare combination, an Idea- for you realize that the If you resist present prog- THIS, ERJC,IT'LL < VVHSN YOU'RE goods with one less for- Person in conjunction with a world runs according to ress, you fail - dramatical- GIVE M3J COURAGE .'1 CONSIDERING tunate than yourself. Be TOCKLING Person-Of-Action Once you fact, not fancy ly! ready to make changes in THIS LAD, take hold of an idea — or LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - p.m. hours. VOU CAN'T conceive of one - you never TUESDAY, MARCH 22 Basic chores must be com- let go until you have laid it ARIES (March 21-April pleted before you take on CAPRICORN (Dae. 22- to rest one way or another: 19) - An invitation to a anything special. Don't Jan. 19) - The end of a rela- either successfully in terms social gathering may force disregard a warning in p.m. tionship upsets all of profit and/or pleasure, or you to change your plans for VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. concerned. Evening brings a as a notion without much a "do" of your own. Do so. 22) - Define your terms new sense of peace to the merit. You are. loving before trying to work in tan- home. 3-21 TAURUS (April 20-May toward all and have no 20) - Take this day on an dem with another. You can AQUARIUS (Jin. 20-Feb. qualms about expressing hour-by-hour basis. If you avoid much misunderstand- 18) - Work to your own your affection openly and, try to plan it all out in ing. advantage today, while oth- BLONOIE often, in terms of material advance, you will meet diffi- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) ers bring their own efforts gifts. The last thing you are culties. - You should do very well to bear upon joint ARE YOU APRAID NO.I'M APRAID THAT , is secretive. In fact, you are enterprise. IVE GOT THE GEMINI (May 21-Jun« today in your effort to SPRING-CLEAN INO YOU'LL BE IN BUG MIGHT BE W-i one to tell too much. regain your position of PISCES (Fab. 19-March MV WAV ? CONTAGIOUS 20) - This may be the day BUG You possess an optimistic for you to form an alliance authority on the home front. 20) -- Keep aware of outlook in combination with with one who has promised SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. changes in your schedule. a strong sense of the practi- - vaguely1 - to help you 21) - A recently gained Don't worry should an old cality of things. Where you out. source of information may friend be unable to help you cannot transform a dream CANCER (June 21-July suddenly dry up, causing you now. BRIDGE ADVICE convention), and he bids By Alfred Sheinwold SURE TO MAKE South dealer two spades. The opponents Both sides vulnerable Today's South complained South eventually loses pass. You hold: • Q J 10 3 that the ace of spades had it two spades and a club; but 7 63 0 84 *AJ942 NORTH HI AND LOIS in for him but in fact South no matter who has the ace What do you say? • 752 was his own worst enemy of spades South surely South drew trumps, THESE DAYS makes the contract as long OJ10752. cashed his top diamonds and as the opponent with the ALMOST ANSWER: Bid four a) 5 led a club. East won and led last trump has three or To HAVE TWO spades. You have eight the queen of spades, defeat- more diamonds. WEST EAST TO points in high cards and two ing the contract with three • A98 • Q J 10 3 If West can ruff the third points for the doubletons. so MAKE BUPS spade tricks. South's line of HERE5 MOW IT 15,CHUCK... OUR TEAM 15 THE SOTIWiTON.CWUCK... ALL THE BI6-LEA6UE TEAM5 'PELICANS," RI6HT?U)ELL SEE UWAT VOU THINK HAVE /MA5C0T5, RI6HT ? WE HAVE THIS COSTUME UlE WANT YOU TO WEAR... BEETLE BAILEY THE PHANTOM THAT'S A IT JUST FELL THERE'S in DIANA'S CAR... GREAT- FROM THE SKV A MEAN LOOKlMG STREAK PIZZA. Ir-J VOI, WHERE BEETLE PIP VoU GET IT? A 1 o The Fifi D'Orsay: OoA, la, la, SOAP OPERA NOTES she has never been to Paris All. MY CHILDREN: After seeing Kim with Hobby ana M»' I'luslie's liiiil uff and shows nu mierefcl. Bobbie is eyeing Grant Putnam. Scorpio and Holly grow closer as she con- Cliff Nina sleeps with Steve at Daisy's. Following argument By BOB THOMAS And she still hasn't seen Paris. tinues to help him in his career. with Daisy Nina decides to move in with Steve, which makes "In 1953. when I was on This Is Your Life,' Ralph Palmer jubilant Nina discovers Cliff has filed for divorce GUIDING LIGHT: Floyd decides to let Nola have Stacy LOS ANGELES (AP) — Though beset with cancer and Edwards gave me a plane ticket to Paris, " she said. "But it Silver turns down Erica's offer to model pantyhose Discover- for the time being, but calls Mike Bauer and says he wants to almost 79, Fifi D'Orsay remains as exuberant as when she co- was a plane ticket only, chicky-poo. nothing for expenses. I ing photo ot Silver in a catalogue. Erica realizes she lied about try for custody. In Tanquir, Gunther and Quint are caught in starred with Will Kogers and Maurice Chevaiier in films of cashed it in." - . ' her trip to Florida and throws her out of the house. When his avalanche without any water or food. Tony has fallen in love the early 1930s. paralysis worsens. Greg worries that i'. will be permanent and with Suzi, but she's torn between her love for him and a return "Ooh la la, 1 am zee little French bombshell who never that lie can never be a husband to Jenny. Discovering Angie to her ballet career. Rick is accepted at Stanford and Yale and saw Paris, " she says. and Jesse at the (Jranls'. Les slaps Angie. Jesse goes after delights Ed with news of wanting to study medicine. Maureen The flashing eyes are clear, the face serene, the legs l.es but Nancy intercedes. warns Ed that Rick has to be allowed to fail at things too, but shapely as ever. But gone are the trademark black bangs MOVIE TIMETABLE ANOTHER WORLD: Mac fearful when Rachel considers Ed balks at this, saying Rick has never failed at anything and "I lost all my hair," she laments. "Why do you think, he doubts that he ever will. quitting therapy and seeing an eye specialist in Switzerland to darling? Chemotherapy, of course. So I went to May Company Information for me movit timetable It UA MIDDLETOWN V — ONE LIFE TO LIVE: On the road to recovery, Brad tells and bought this wig You like it?" provided by tnealflr operators Since 10 to Midnight (R) I: IS. 7:30.9:30 restore her sight. Stacy tells Jamie that she had an affair with ItfTt r UA MIDDLETOWN VI — Mark Singleton When Mark is involved in a personal crisis, Bo that Bo is Asa's son. The information is then backed up by Until last September, Miss D'Orsay had been in good ommanded that readers call the (neater Twyla and Blanche Ralston. Bo tells Dee the truth. Bo makes health, still making occasional appearances. She was getting to confirm correct times 4SHrs. IRI 1-IS. 7.30. *:M Stacy comes to his aid despite Elena's warnings that this MONMOUTH COUNTY u» MIDDLETOWN VII — t could hurt Stacy and Jamie's relationship. Blaine is upset love to Becky but then pulls back on relationship because he ready for an Elks Club date in Long Beach when she dis- AIIDDEIN TOWNSHIP Soohle"! Choke (HI 1.00.7:45 realizes that he cares for Dee. Jenny is at Brad's side when covered she was bleeding. She was taken to the Motion CINEMA 14 — OCIAN TOWNSHIP when she learns her mother Jeanne is alive and is returning to Vigilante IR) 7 30. 9 IS SEAVIEW SQUARE CINEMA I — his condition improves and he asks for remarriage, but she Picture Country Hospital in nearby Woodland Hills and un- STAATHMOP.E CINEMA I — High Road to Chine (PGH 00,10 00 Bay City, while Larry is ecstatic. Henrietta spruces herself up Lovesick IPG) 7.3O.»:20 StAVIEW SQUARE CINEMA II- says they must wait. Cassie and Muffy tie for president of derwent surgery for cancer of the uterus. to go after Abel Marsh, but he is only interested in Quinn ITRATHMORE CINEMA II — Jov Slicks IRI 7 4!.*:4J school. The counselor, aware of Muffy's misdeeds, cast the After the operation, she suffered internal hemorrhaging. TheStlngll (PG) 7 IS, 9 15 MIDDLEBROOK I — AS Till; WORLD TURNS: Betsy gives Steve $2,000 of her AStURV PARK lovesick (PGI 7:20, ».J0 tie-breaking vote in Cassie's favor. Edwina returns her grant "My blood count fell to zero, and they called the priest to MIDDLEIROOK ll- insurance money and he uses it as down payment for another I Like To Watch (XXX) 7:30. 10 00. SIIng II IPGI ;-».•-» to write her autobiography and starts to work part-time on the give me last rites," she said. "I died! Believe it or not, I MarichinoCherries (XXXI B 4S REDEANK truck Before heading for Spain with James, Karen tells John Banner. died! They called my sister in Florida: Come quickly! Fifi's LYRIC — HEDBANKMOVIESI — she's terrified of James. Working as prison doctor, John Princess Seka (XXX) 12 OS. 2 30, Tdbletori (PGi7:U.»:35 ' RYAN'S HOPE: Jack has fallen for Leigh, but he is dead!' MS, 9:30; Games Woman Play (XXX) RED1ANKMOVIIIII — manages to stave off deadly epidemic. Tom and Maggie grow 1:15.1 30 Diva IR) 7.IS,*'.!) thrown when he keeps remembering Mary. Later Jack tries to "I had another operation, and two weeks later I was Fifi ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS SHUEWJfl IRY closer as he nurses her through a cold. Margo crushed by reach Leigh at her hotel and realizes she is a Kirkland He again," she said. "Look at me! I'm full of pep for a woman ATLANTIC CINEMA - SHREWSBURY PLAIA CINEMA I- Maggie and Tom's reburgeoning relationship. John vows to Lovesick (PG) 7 30,9 ts Gandhi (PGI 0:00 confronts her with her lie and breaks off. Joe sends Siobhan who was a goner a few months ago. I pray every day. I say, EATOMTOWN SHREWSBURY PLAIA CINEMA II- one day see James in prison. home to pack so she can go on the run with him. When she Lord, there I was so near the heavenly gates, and you COMMUNITY I — The Verdict (R) 7 20. *.4S Sophie's Choice (fll fl 00. Call thea SHREWSBURY PLAZA CINEMA III- CAPITOL: Trey decides not to tell Sam about Kelly's past. returns he is gone. Seeking out Bruno at a tropical hideaway, wouldn't let me in Why? You must have thought I had lar for Thurs schedule Trenchcott IPG) 7:4S,f:4S COMMUNITY II — MIDDLESEX COUNTY He also tells Kelly Myrna won't halt their marriage for fear Joe asks that his life be spared. When Roger refuses to release something else to do here on earth.'" Tootsle (PG) 7:20, 9 3S EDISON she'll be implicated in an involvement with Frank Burgess. Pat from the hospital, Pat enlists Faith's help and he arrives Miss D'Orsay lives in a two-room apartment in a new FREEHOLD MENLO PARK CINEMA I — FREEHOLDOUADI Gandhi (PG) I 00,4:20.1 00 Brenda tells Sam that Frank and Myrna had business dealings home for St. Patrick's Day. Pat is having a hard time building a block from Hollywood Boulevard. It is a far cry ID to Midnight IB) 7».» 30 MENLO PARK CINEMA II — FREEHOLD QUAD II King ot Comedy (PG) t:IS, 3:10, before he was shot. Trey burns the tape of Kelly with Phil overcoming his frustration about his dyslexic speech, which from the high-living of her show business heyday, but it fits *SHrs (R) 7.30,9 30 i OS. 7 30,9 » Dade Walk is hung up on Ronni and is fearful that Danny will may be a permanent condition. Little John is caught stealing her needs. She is surrounded by memorabilia from her career, FREEHOLD QUAD Ml WOODBRIDOE ToolslelPG) MS.!:li CINEMAI — halt any relationship gum from a store and Dee tells Frank he needs more parental as well as religious paintings and statues. FREEHOLD QUAD IV U Hri IRI 2 00. 4:00. > 00. S 00. High Road to China (PGI MS. 9:35 10:00 DAYS OF OUR LIVES: Unable to reach Neil, Liz gets attention. "That painting is mine, " she says, pointing to a picture. RT 9CINEMA- CINEMA II — Julie to get her out of the hospital, but she is delayed when she SEARCH FOR TOMORROW: Travis grilled by police in "It started out to be a madonna, but I didn't have room for GandhMPGI? 45 Toollle IPGI ! 00.4 IS, 7 30,» 40 HAZLET SOMERSET COUNTY hears that her baby is ailing. Marie and Neil's wedding hopes of proving that he -killed Rusty. Warren brings a the crown, so I call it Praying Woman.' CINEMAI — SOMERSET briefcase full of money to Kristin for safekeeping. Suzi and "There's a picture of me when I played Las Vegas with Lovesick IPGI 7:00. 9 30; Bargain RUTGERS PLAZA CINEMA I - celebration is spoiled when Tony tells Neil that Neil is the Matinee Thurs. 1:30 High Road To Cnlna IPO) 7 30, • JO baby's father Neil runs to Liz to confirm it and Marie Brian realize that they are now merely friends. Liza continues Rudy Vallee, Harry Richman, Billy Gilbert, Buster Keaton CINEMA II RUTGERS PLAIA CINEMA II — Tootsle IPG) 7 30. 94S. Bargain JovSlicki (Rl 7 31.9 30 wonders how she can hold on to the man she loves. Kayla on the lam after eluding Dane and Travis' search. Keith and Paul Whiteman," she says. "All are gone now but me and Matinee Thurs. I 30 MPAA RATINOI accuses Stephanie of reinstating Wendy's bank account to Rudy. • HOWILL G — Oefwral av4ilMCM. decides she will move back home and take a long look at her TOWN — PG - All eeei (Perenul a>Mer,ie relationship with Chris because he cannot say he loves her. gain control of their marriage. Kristin thrilled when Brian "That's my first husband, Maurice Hill. A lovely man, but Sting II (PGI 7 2S.9 30 luagelledl admits he has fallen in love with her. Martin crushed when he couldn't stand being called Mr. D'Orsay. That's my second COUNTRY — R — Rettrlclee. (Pariem ueeer 17 Eugene finally meets Trista, the girl in the bottle, but she Lovesick IPG) 7 30.9 30 rut admitted unlen accantMalee" ev dodges him Don and Maggie become aware of their mutual Stephanie cannot give him an alibi for the night of Rusty's husband. Peter George LaRicos. Also a nice man. but we KIYPORT parent or adult euardlan) murder, something he needs desperately. Tom Bergman couldn't get along. That's me with Maurice Chevalier. Let me STRAND — X — Adultl only. attraction. Mickey begins his journey home from the jungle. I Like To Watch IXXXI 12 OS. 2 30. agrees to help Liza with her defense after she confesses to tell you how I stood him up twice, once in 1933 and once 10 7:15. 9:30; Marlchino Cherries IXXXI Tonv taunts Henee to end her marriage. 1:15,1 30 shooting Rusty. Brian suspicious when he catches Warren in a years before he died." EDGE Oh NIGHT: Haven nearly hysterical when she ' LONG (RANCH 'f GENERAL CINEMA ' contradiction about his activities on the night of Rusty's She vivaciously tells stories, even though she has told LONG (RANCH MOVIES I - realizes that she has to marry Ian. After the wedding she Gandhi (PG) a 00 BARGAIN MATINtlS- I2OO | murder. them hundreds of times She was born Yvonne Lussier in LONG (RANCH MOVIES II — MOHTMUlAMUVWWiNrMfiPM 1 tosses the bouquet and Val catches it, with Raven fully aware IOtoMidmght(R)7 30, 9 30 Montreal of French parents, starred on Broadway before she Witt IrKMIMTSfMitlttil IMOWOtHT I that Sky has been forced to become engaged to Val. Derek YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS: Andy and Paul manage to MIDDLETOWN came to Hollywood in the early talkie period. She was a hit UA MIDDLETOWN I — decides to loosen up by attending a video disco. Miles sets out find a direct line marked "the ranch " in Pete's office. Pete High Road to China (PG) I1S. 7 IS. 1 SEAVIEW SO. CINEMA 1 stunned when the phone rings and Paul is on the other end with Will Rogers in "They Had to See Paris, " then walked ill to prove he killed Nora, but Derek will not believe him. out of a Fox contract to tour vaudeville. UAMIDDLETOWNII — offering himself in exchange for his mother's release. Pete is Trench Coal (PG) I IS. 7 IS, 9 is GENERAL HOSPITAL: Scotty is out on bail and Heather Over the years, she remained active in night clubs and UAMIODLETOWN Ill- Joy Sticks (R) is used to trap Tolliver. Tolliver comes to Susan's cottage and about to kill Mary, Paul and Andy when Carl manages to save Gandhi (PGI t-00. 0 00 7:41 a Ml them by stampeding the horses in the barn. Jack assures Eric musicals. Her last big date was Harold Prince's "Follies" in UAMIDDLETOWNIV — moves in on Heather. Scotty, unaware that Heather is helping 1971-72. Joy Stkks (Rl 1 15. 7 30.9 30 High Road to China Scorpio in an effort to prove Knotty innocent, walks in and that he will get John to sell Gabot in time. Jill and Jack form Now she wants to work again — "That must be why God' SOOt 10:00 I'OI ' nearly blows the entire ruse. Jimmy Lee has party in his an uneasy alliance in order to make as much money as ; possible off John's company. wouldn't let me in the gates " Every day she walks six blocks honor He is attracted to the Quartermaine niece Cecilia, but for mass at Blessed Sacrament Church. ATLANTIC CINEMA 1 SHREWSBURY PLAZA 1 ATLANTIC HIOHLANOS 2S1-014S ALL MATS $2.00 •an Klneilr - EVENINQS730 a 15 Gandhi (PG) • DUDLEY MOORE S 00 only ELIZADETH Paul Newman TELEVISION TODAY McGOVERN The Verdict (R) 7 20 S t 45 NEW JERSEY Perlekl (1981, Comedy) CD WKRP IN CINCINNATI . The Snow" (1981, Drama) Babies" Guests Rhonda ing team on its lour ol six QM'A'S'H Service" (1938. Comedy) NEW YORK Paul Dean, Carey Born Nichols, of the family plan- cities in the Soviet Union. O LIE DETECTOR Mem Brothers. Lucille Ball lUVHl WCBS2. WNBC 4. 4:30 O * * i, "Come Spy With ning center. University of ID CHILDREN BETWEEN 12:40 O ID COLUMBO A psy Me" (1967. Drama) Troy Medicine and Dentistry ol CD MOVIE ** "Inspector LIFE AND DEATH Carol chologist tries lo pin Ihe WNEW 5. WABC 7, WOR 9, Lawrence and Art Lmkletter Donahue. Andrea Dromm New Jersey, and Mary Clouseau" (1968, Comedy) murder of, a weelthy l"\| M-.l I K k HK.y VKMSTWIM; III WPIXU. (UHF) 31. 5:30 (HBO) * •? "On The Right Hughes. Ph D. Irom the Alen Arkin. Frank Finlsy host this look at the chil- patient's husband on the dren ol Easi Afncs and their PHILADELPHIA Track" (1981. Comedy) March 01 Dimes, talks {D MOVIE*** "Beat The man's unstable wife (R) HIGH ROAD TO CHINA Gary Coleman. Michael about pre-natal care and Devil" (1954. Comedy) struggle lor survival (VHFl KYW 3, WPVI, proper nutrition Guests Dick Van Pallen. I OOO PERSPECTIVE: MINORI Lembeck Humphrey Bogart, Jennifer TY WCAV 10; (UHF) 17, 29, 48. William Shalner. Dean Kun and ;tdvt'nluri nl t'\rn turn. 7:30 0 THE MUPPETS Jones Jones. Elrem Zimbalist Jr O MOVIE ***', "Jofin EVENING O PEOPLE'S COURT ID LOS KAKUKOMICOS S3 SOAP Paul Jones' (1959 Biogra- DAYTIME SPECIALS O (D FAMILY FEUD (B MOVIE ***W "The phy) Robsn Stack. Mac toooaoooe NEWS O ALL IN THE FAMILY Ipcress File " (IMS. Drama) CD MOVC "La Estrella Dal donald Carey 5 25 (HBO) BRAINQAMES O THREES COMPANY O LIE DETECTOR Michael Caine. Nigel Qreen Rey" (No Data) Irasema Q CHILDREN BETWEEN Viewers are invited to lest o~le CB BJ / LOBO . O ENTERTAINMENT ffl SPORTS INSIGHT Dilian. Virgilio Teixiera LIFE AND DEATH Carol their mental skills in a TONIGHT An interview with (H60) MOVIE *• "The CDINFORMADOR Lawrence and Art Linkletler J THE JEFFERSONS CD SATURDAY NIGHT series of fast paced am- (oB n3 2-1 CONTACT (R)Q Joe Namath Legend Ol The Lone host this look al the chil- mated games O BENNY HILL Ranger" (1980. Weatern) I 1,30 O ID TRAPPER JOHN, dren of East Africa and their (D BARNEY MILLER ^ 0) ED NEWS M.D. An earthquake in San 8:30 0 ROOTS In 1767. Kunta &) LAVERNE a SHIRLEY t Klinton Spilsbury, Christo- struggta for survival Kinie (LeVar Burton) goes (D MACNEIL / LEHRER pher Lloyd Francisco leaves Trapper Guasls Dick Van Palten. COMPANY and Gonzo in deadly serious through manhood training CD REPORTER 41 REPORT 8:30 O ID SMALL a FRYE Nick William Shalner Dean while a Ship leaves Mary ID THREE'S COMPANY agrees lo protect an old predicaments (R) Jones. Efrem Zimbalist Jr (S LIGIA ELENA O O THE BEST OF CAR- land for Africa 10 bring back Q) BIQ BLUE MARBLE S)M'A'S*H flame who claims that her 1:300 O NSC NEWS OVER- a cargo of slaves (Part I) SON Host Johnny Carson, 6:30 O NBC NEWS CD MOVIE' "El Poder husband Is trying to kill her. Guaats: George Segal and NIGHT Negro' (1980) Hector O CAROL BURNETT AND AMERICA'S TOP TEN DAYTIME MOVIES O WKRP IN CINCINNATI Ihe Beverly Hills Unlisted O ABC NEWS • Suarez. Sergio Olivia FRIENDS Jazz Band. Lorna Patter- 8 INDEPENDENT NET- (D CBS NEWS ^ £B SANFORD AND SON son (R) WORK NEWS 8:00 (HBO) * * Treasures 01 (HBO) FRAQGLE ROCK ISA (HBO) MOVIE ***'.• The Snow" (1981. Drama) (D BARNEY MILLER TOMMY/MEL END IN BARETTA the Soviets have withdrawn some 5 years ago 3,000 troops from Cuba in recent weeks and he hopes that this is only Marlboro Township Council ex- the beginning. "I have increased pects to call for the resignation of confidence that we will continue to Western Monmouth Utilities Author- live in a hemisphere of independent, ity (WMUA) Commissioner Law- firm and faithful friends," he says. rence S. Grossman in a resolution to be voted on later this week. On the 108th day of the New York Grossman is accused of "substantial City newspaper strike, printers ratify responsibility" for the WMUA's defi- a new contract. But the last of the cits in fiscal years ending in January four striking unions — the photoen- 1976-78. gravers — continue to hold out for a The absence of any white or His- better work pact. panic trustees among the delegation Yesterday's spring-like weather chosen to plead the case of the was not good news to hundreds of Monouth Community Action Pro- county firemen who were called upon gram (MCAP) before federal of- to fight scores of woods and brush ficials provokes anger from mem- fires, one of which resulted in the bers of the Long Branch black com- death of a Millstone Township man. munity and former MCAP director The proposed $1,500,000 sea wall Wilbert C Russell. extension and repair will leave a 275- Fearful that county anti-poverty foot section of beach in front of Sea programs would be jeopardized be- Bright Bathing Pavillion un- 10 YEARS AGO — Gov. William protected. Council members say that cause of the possible dissolution of T. Cahill counts on voters to re- the Monmouth Community Action is now the "most dangerous spot in ject charges against the integrity the borough. Program, the Board of Freeholders of his administration. establishes a nine-member advisory committee to temporarily succeed a Bronx motel. 50 years ago the near-extinct MCAP. Gov William T. Cahill, officially a The official opening of the Fair Tennis champion Billie Jean King candidate for reelection, says he is counting on voters to reject charges Haven Public Library is celebrated packs a strong wallop off the court with an inspiring program. The fes- too. "Don't go to college if you want against the integrity of his adminis- tration. "I have confidence that the tivities are opened by Rev. Henry P- to make your living in sports," she Bowen and Mayor Augustus M. Minto tells some 200 New York high school people of New Jersey know Bill KATIE AND FRIENDS — Katie Schmidt, 22 months, dletown, in announcing a blood drive for the Hazlet Cahill," he says. makes a short speech. and her mother, Pat, are joined by Jessica Shuler, left, child, to be held in April, sponsored by Women's Ameri- newspaper editors. Teachers squirm; Assemblyman Theron Mc- students can't believe their ears. Superior Court Judge Merritt of Aberdeen, and Melanie Beckerman, right, of Mid- can ORT and the National. Council of Jewish Women. Lane Jr. rules the films "Deep Campbell of Holmdel is the target of Kari Montanus and Chuck LaMac- criticism. Councilman Thomas M. chia, fourth graders at the Deane- Throat" and "Love for Sale" ob- scene. Notes Lane: "There is no Gopsell of Red Bank registers protest Porter School in Rumson, both knock against McCampbell's "loose off Acting Principal James Giachlno. social value in either of the films." Blood drive scheduled April 14 statements and mouthings." Ten irate Keansburg mothers and They are winners in a simultaneous Womens Christian Temperance chess match which pits approximate- grandmothers scale a six-foot fence surrounding the elementary school Union of Monmouth County hold a ly 41 children and parents against rally in the Reformed Church on Giachino. playground to protest the closing of for Hazlet leukemia sufferer Shrewsbury Avenue. After nearly two years of nego- the school recreation area evenings tiations, the Rumson-Fair Haven Re- and Sundays. 1OO years ago HAZLET - Friends of Katie American ORT and the Red Bank While normal forms of leukemia at- gional Board of Education and the Schmidt are asking for the community's Chapter of the National Council of Jew- tack the white blood cells, mega- school's Education Association reach 20 years ago John Hicks reelected road master help once again. ish Women will hold a blood drive, run carioblastic leukemia, affects the blood accord on a new three-year contract. of the Tinton Falls road district. in conjunction with the Central Jersey Katie, 22 months old, has an ex- cells before they become differentiated, In the wake of the fire which de- Several vandals tear the shutters Blood Bank on April 14 from 4 to 9 p m. tremely rare form of leukemia known as and so infiltrate all parts of the blood stroyed most of the Leonardo High off the schoolhouse on Chapel Hill at the Raritan Valley School on Cresci megacarioblastic leukemia. The disease white cells, red cells and platelets 10 years ago School Annex building, the Board of Road in Middletown, breaking panes Boulevard near Bethany Road. is so rare that Katie has the only known ORT, Organization for Rehabilita- Education decides to put its entire of glass and destroying school books. Since blood can be donated again case in the country. tion through Training, is the world's Allen L. Harmis, 27, a suspect school on double sessions. School Su- Residence of William T. Cobb of after an eight-week period, anyone who largest non-governmental Jewish voca- wanted in connection with armed perintendent Paul F. Lefever says Long Branch destroyed by fire. Although she is currently in re- gave blood before for Katie may do so tional and technical agency It operates robberies, rape and assault on two that to to make up for the shorter The failure of the "Corsican mission, Katie will be undergoing again. 800 installations in 24 countries. The women in the Lincroft area last No- class day, students will be given "in- Brothers" troupe to perform in Red chemotherapy for the next three to four Professional nurses will be on hand National Council of Jewish Women is vember, is shot and wounded by FBI creased amounts of homework." Bank is due to the sickness of its years, and also will require a tremen- to determine donor eligibility. Persons concerned with senior citizens, com- agents as he tries to elude capture at President John F. Kennedy says leading man. dous of amount of blood. between the ages of 18 and 65, or 17 year munity affairs and food and clothing for The Holmdel Chapter of Women's olds with parental consent, may donate. the needy, section page COMMUNITY CALENDAR the scientific goings-on inside and out- Communion on River Road. Following a p.m. in the chapel of the First Presby- of Barbara Setaro, librarian. The public "Ecology for the Shore Arrange- TODAY side the body, will be presented by pot luck-covered dish supper, the Rev. terian Church. is welcome. ments on the theme of "From Sea to RED BANK - The PTA will have a Kevin Gormley at 10 a.m. in the Swim- Terrence W. Rosheuel, rector of St. RED BANK - The PTA will have a Shining Sea," made by Peggy McQuaid, planning meeting it 7:30 p.m at the ming River School and at 1:30 p.m. In Thomas Church, Red Bank, will speak general meeting at 7:15 p.m. at the THURSDAY Marie Kowalczyk. Nancy Souville and Primary School. the Tinton Falls School. on "The Church in the West Indies." Primary School. A performance of Linda Dennis, will be featured. Guests RED BANK - The Rotary Club will EATONTOWN - An art exhibition, The public is invited and a covered dish "Really Rosie" is scheduled. are welcome to attend RED BANK - The Lions Club will meet at 12:15 p.m. at the Molly Pitcher arranged by students of Woodmere donation is required. LITTLE SILVER - Red Bank Re- TINTON FALLS - Kindergarten meet at 6:30 p.m. In the Trivet Room of Inn. Norman Powell will speak on Elementary School, will be at the Unit- RED BANK - Red Bank Primary gional High School, recently designated registration will be held at the Mahala the Molly Pitcher Inn. A slide presenta- "South Africa - A Divided Country." ed County Trust Bank offices at Mon- School will present a special per- a New Jersey School for the Performing F. Atchison School between 9 a.m. and tion titled "The Energy Situation - SHREWSBURY - The spring meet- mouth Mall today through Friday. formance of "Really Rosie" for senior Arts, has scheduled a meeting for in- noon and from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Children Where We Are Going" is scheduled. ing of the Shrewsbury Historical Society RED BANK - The Kiwanis Club citizens at 9:30 a.m. terested students and parents at 7:30 who will be five years old on or before LITTLE SILVER - The Vincent S. will be held at 8 p.m. at the Society's will meet at 7 p.m. at the Olde Union RUMSON - "A Quiet Day" for p.m. in the auditorium. Oct. 1, 1983 should be brought during Mastro Montessori Academy, 36 Birch museum, education and research build- House. A chemical company represent- Episcopal Church Women of Monmouth EATONTOWN — The reservation those times with a birth or baptismal Ave , will hold an open bouse from 0:30 ing. Lynda Moses will speak on "The ative will speak about the effects of County will begin at 10 a.m. at St. deadline for the Eatontown Community certificate and medical information. to 11 a.m. and from 1 to 2:30 p.m. Natural Features of Shrewsbury." chemicals on the environment. George's-By-the-River Episcopal Center trip to see "Joseph and the Visitors will be able to circulate through TINTON FALLS — A candidates fo- RED BANK - Two films, "The Church. The Rev. George J. Willis will Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" on the school and view normal classroom rum, sponsored by the PTA, will be held FRIDAY Sorcerer's Apprentice" from "Fan- lead the meditation and prayers. Any- April 16 is today. activities. Parents are requested not to at 8 p.m. in the all-purpose room of RED BANK — The Historical Socie- tasia "and "Hildegarde Kneff's Ber- one interested is invited to attend and RED BANK - "Really Rosie" will bring children. For Information, call the Atcbison School. All local persons who ty will meet at 8 p.m. in the municipal lin," will be shown at 12:30 p.m. at the requested to bring a sandwich. be presented at 7:30 p.m. in the Red Academy. filed for seats on the Tinton Falls and building. James Turner will present a Senior Citizen Center. Bank Primary School. The cast of third LITTLE SILVER — A March Morn- RED BANK - A Lenten Midweek Monmouth Regional boards of education program on "Weather at the Shore " and fourth graders is under the direction TOMORROW ing program, sponsored by the public Service will take place from 8 to 8: SO have been invited to give their views TINTON FALLS - Murray Glass, library will be held from 10:30 to 11:15 and respond to questions. music director of the New Jersey State OCEANPORT — Women Interested a.m. at the borough hall. "Not for Orchestra, will present "Strings of In playing summer league singles and RED BANK - The Board of Heloise Only: An Informal Sharging of Glass" at all Tinton Falls schools build- doubles tennis can sign up at 8 p.m. at Trustees of the Red Bank Public Li- Household Hints" is scheduled. ON THE AGENDA ings during the school day The times of the community center. brary moot ai 4 n m in the board room LITTLE SILVER - The All Shore the performances are 9 a.m. at Tinton WEST LONG BRANCH - The Com- of the library. Band will present a concert at S p.m. at' Falls School, 10:30 a.m. at Atchison munity Center Open House Committee LITTLE SILVER - A Social Science Red Bank Regional High School, Har- — Workshop meeting, 7:30 p.m.; regu- School, and 2 p.m. at Swimming River will have an organizational meeting at 8 Today Fair Open House will be held from 7 to ding Road. Band members from high lar meeting, 8:15p.m. School. p.m. at the center. - 9:30 p.m. at Markham Place School. The school bands throughout Monmouth LITTLE SILVER BOROUGH COUNCIL RUMSON - The political science — Regular meeting, 8 p.m. public is invited to view the students' WEST LONG BRANCH - The .County will be represented. LITTLE SILVER SHADE TREE COM- club of Rumion-Fair Haven Regional EATONTOWN BOARD OF EDUCA- exhibits and presentations. Re- Calvary Assembly of God Church will MISSION - Regular meeting, 8 p.m. High School has Invited Ruth Sharon, a TION — Regular meeting, 8 p.m. freshments will be served. host a dinner theater at 7 p.m. at the I^HM£4MM~l«r««l, to- jp«ak at the WEDNESDAY OCEANPORT m The Garden Club West Long Branch Community Center. RUMSON-FAIR HAVEN REGIONAL school at 2:30p.m. rum un. TV will meet at 1 p.m. at the borough hall. An Italian hot buffet will be followed by TINTON PALLS - "The Body Mag- Lenten Supper Program will begia at BOAKD OF EDUCATION - Regular Stanley Gorski of the Marine Labora- a dramatic presentation by the Parable ic Show," a creativt presentation about 6:30 p.m. at the Church of the Holy TINTON FALLS BOROUGH COUNCIL meeting, 8 p.m. tory, Sandy Hook, will sn*ak on Plavers of Trenton B2 The Daily Register MONDAY, MARCH 21,1983 m SCOREBOARD NBA NHL USFL EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE WALES CONFERENCE CAMPBELL CONFINENCI AUantk Atlcnik OtvltKMi MIHw.il Olvlslen Patrick Dlvliton Norrli Dlvlilen W L T Pet. PF PA Boston 3 4 0 10-19 W L Pet. 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Divlslen Tampa Bv 3 0 0 1 000 72 33 BUS—FG-Maiieili 71 Ctnlril I Pacific Division New Jersey 114 6 13 203 208 41 y Edmonton 43 20 11 390 295 97 Birmnghm 11 0 500 27 23 WAS—Mavberry 1 run (kick tailed] Milwaukee 44 24 647 — « Los Angeles 49 17 .742 — Adams DtvlftlM Calgary 29 33 12 297 294 70 Chicago 1 2 0 .333 70 S3 BOS—Crump 1 run (Maiietti kick) Atlanta 36 32 12, a Phoenl. 41 27 603 9 y Boston 46 18 9 300 203 101 Vancouver 28 34 11 274 285 67 Michigan 12 0 333 43 59 BOS- FGMamlti29 Detroit JO 38 4,1 u Seattle 39 29 574 II x Montreal 38 23 13 325 265 N Winnipeg 29 37 8 276 308 66 Pacific A-18,430 Chlcaeo 24 44 353 20 Portland 38 30 .559 12 < Buffalo 36 27 12 289 262 Los Angeleg s 26 35 11 275 313 63 Aruona 2 1 0 .667 51 67 Cleveland 17 SO 254 26' i Golden State 25 44 362 25' i .Quebec 31 32 11 315 312 73 « clinched playofff spot Los Angls 2 1 0 667 54 39 WAS BOS 41 Oakland 2 1 0 667 71 47 Indiana 17 $0 254 26V) San Diego 22 46 324 28 Hartford 17 49 7 234 368 y Clinthed division title First downs 18 IV K clinched pi.voff spot Denver 1 2 0 333 30 47 Rushes yards 2727 27 143 Saturday's Games Boston 4, New York Rangers 0 Saturday' Games Pjssinu yards 308 247 Calgary 2, Boston 2. tie Vancouver 6. Detroit 3 Oakland 33,Michigan 27 Return yards 52 . 31 Saturday't Gimta Today's Oames No games scheduled Buffalo 6, Montreal 4 Today'* Oamti Arizona 21. Los Angeles 14 Sachs bv 0-0 2 14 Washington 96, New York 90 Edmonton 9, Detroit 7 Niw York Rangers at New Jersey, 7:35 Yesterday's Game* Passes 2447-4 21 41 2 Atlanta 99. Utah 94 New York Islanders9, Philadelphia 2 p.m. Tampa Bay 32, New Jersey 9 Punts San Antonio 138. Indiana 118 Temerrew's Games 3 33 5 38 Minnesota3, St. Louis 3, tie Edmonton at Toronto, 8:05 p.m. Boston 19, Washington 16 Fumbleslosi 2 1 2 1 Philadelphia 105, Milwaukee 77 Philadelphia at New York. 7:3Op.m Denver 16. Chicago 13 Atlanta at Indiana, 7:35 p.m. Pittsburgh 7, LOS Angeles 4 Chicago at Minnesota, 8:05 p.m. Penalties-yards 7-65 10 70 Pnoenlx MS, Dallas 112, OT Today's Game San Diego 107. Los Angeles 99 Utah at Washington. 6:05 p.m. YMterdiv'l Oamei Pittsburgh at Vancouver, 8:05 p.m. Time ol Possessic 31 42 28 18 Boston at Milwaukee.S30pm Winnipeg 3. Quebec 2 Tamer raw's Game* Philadelphia at Birmingham 8pm YtittrdaV'I Cimif Saturday, March 26 Kansas City 128. Golden Stale 114 Detroit at Chicago. 6:35 p.m. Chicago 7. Toronto 3 St. Louis at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Golden State at Dallas. 6:35 p.m Montreal 7, Buffalo 4 Boston at New York Islanders, I 05 An/ona at Birmingham, 7pm RUSHING Washington. Robmton Portland 118, Osnver 106 Sunday, March 27 Boston 90. Cleveland 79 Cleveland at Kansas City, 6:35 p.m. Washington 3, Philadelphia 2 p m 20 32. Mavberrv 6 2, Hardeman I minus } Phoenix at Denver, 9:35 p.m. Calgary 2. Hartford 2, tie Los Angeles at Montreal, 105 p.m. Boston at New Jersey, 1 30P m. Boston, Crump IJ 130. A Johnson 1 11. Philadelphia 121, Detroit 119 Los Angeles at Chicago. 1 30 om Milwaukee 107, New Jersey 92 Houston at San Diego. 10:30p.m. Davis 5 10, D Johnson t 4. Smith 1 t. San Antonio at Portland. 10 30p m Michigan at Washington, 1 30pm Walton 3 minus 2, Hoooes 1 minus II Los Angeles 117. Dallas 110 Detroit 8 S 8—1 Third Period—4. Winnipeg. Mullen Tampa Bay at Philadelphia, T 30 p.m Seattle 128. Chicago 116 Seattle at Los Angeles, 10:30p.m. PASSING — Washington, McQuilfcen Vancouver 2 2 1-6 ;1 lHawerchuk, Babvch). 5 73 (PPI 5. Monday, March 18 2S47 4-322 Boston, Walton 21 41 2-247 First Period—1, Vancouver. Klrton 5 Winnipeg. Wallers 5 (DeBloisl. 18 08 Oakland at Denver, 9pm RECEIVING — Washington, Robmson (Nil), Williams), 8 25 2, Vancouver, Penalties -Sobchuk. Que 3 bb 9 98. Wallers 'HI, Holm*, i IB, MavbPrry Rota 38 (Mill, McCarthy), 13:48- Penal- Shots on Goal—Quebec 964—19 Tampa Bay 11 7 7 7— 31 2 6 Kinnev 1-21. Hardeman 1 minus 3 Bos NEW JERSEY («) PORTLAND (118) Winnipeg 17 23 13—53 Natt 9 18 5 6 23, Thompson 8-14 5-* 21, ties— Gare, Det, double minor. :13; New jersey 6 3 0 6—9 'ton, Frani 5 73, A Johnson 1-55, Crump King 12-25 2 3 26, Williams 7 13 8-12 Snepsts, Van, double minor, ill; Goalies—Quebec, Maiarchuk Win Tfl— FG Andrusvshyn 20 i M, Smith 2 46, Stroner 1 12, Coash 1 6. 22. DawKlns 2-2 0-0 4, Cook 3-13 0-2 t, Cooper 56 0-0 10, Paxson 11-20 7 7 29, nipeg, Havwerd A —15,075 Lever 4-9 111! 19, Carr 2 9 5-89. Townes Campbell, Det. 4:49. TB — Boone 3 pass from Reaves Davis) 3, O. Johnson 10 Richardson 2-11 3 2 «, Gmlnski 4-8 4-4 12, (Goedecker run) FIELD GOALS MISSED - Washing Walker 0-0 040, O'Kortn 4-6 4-5 12, 0-1 0-0 0. Buse 0-4 3-4 3, Lamp 1-1 04 2, Second Period—3, Detroit. Woods 12, Montreal S 1 1—/ Norm 0-0 (Mi 0. McDowell fro Camel.Where a man belongs. 8 mg. "tar", 0.7 mg. nicotine av. per cigarette, FTC Report DEC. '81. I Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. The Daily Register MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1983 Sports B3 Rutgers, Princeton leave play in NCAA HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) - There's jumpers. averaging 85.1 points per game, won at a Boston College, which entered the a little drill called "spit it out" that St. John's Coach Lou Camesecca tempo dictated by the slowed-down Ivy game averaging 85 1 points per game, often works its way into St. John's prac- called his players aside with his team League champion Tigers 51-42 in a sec- took advantage of Princeton's sputter- tice sessions. down by seven. ond-round NCAA West Regional basket- ing offense in the second half to turn a The forwards and guards collapse on "To show you how smart we ball playoff game. close game into its advantage. the opposing big man, trying to keep coaches are, with five minutes to go I "I'm not used to it," said Jay The Tigers missed their first 12 shots him from scoring inside. told them, 'Don't foul,'" Carnesecca Murphy, Boston College's 6-foot-10 jun- from the floor in the second half. With Yesterday, the drill paid off. St. said. "So what does Goodwin do? He ior forward, when asked about the the score 41-30 in Boston College's fa- John's held Rutgers' 6-foot4 center Roy goes out and gets' two steals." Tigers' deliberate, methodical offensive vor, Gordon Enderle finally got Prince- Hinson to no offensive rebounds and just Rutgers shot nearly 74 percent from style. "I don't really like it. I like to go ton's first second-half field goal on an two points in the second half, chewed up the floor in the first half, getting eight up and down." 18-footer with 5:23 to go. a seven-point Rutgers lead and spit the points and four defensive rebounds from "They'll hold the ball for 40 seconds "I thought our' players just got it Scarlet Knights out of the NCAA tour- Hinson inside and 10 points on long shots before they shoot," Eagles' Coach Gary together at halftime and decided they nament. by forward Clarence Tillman Tillman Williams added, "and that's really a really wanted to win the game," Wil- The 66-55 victory moved the third- ended the game with a team-high 16 problem for us because of the style we liams remarked. ranked Redmen, 28-4, into the next points. like to play." "We were a little flat in the first round of the Eastern Regional. They'll Unable to penetrate the St. John's Led by Murphy's 17 points, Boston half because we hadn't played in eight meet Georgia March 25 in Syracuse, zone, Rutgers fell cold toward the end of College held Princeton without a field days," Murphy said. N.Y. the first half. goal for the first 14:37 of the second Princeton's veteran coach, Pete Car- Bill Wennington's buzzer-beating "Anyone who saw the game knows half. The Tigers made only five of 22 ril, had no explanation for his team's jump shot gave St. John's Its first lead we didn't need those last four minutes," shots from the floor in the second half,. inept shooting performance in the sec- of the first half, 29-28. said Tom Young, coach of the 23-8 22 percent, and just 16 of 48 for the ond half Shooting a paltry 39.4 percent from Rutgers team. "All of a sudden they tap game, 33 percent. the floor, St. John's fell behind by seven it in and we're playing from behind." "We missed the shots," he said with points, 26-19, with 4:59 left in the half. "That last basket of the first half By winning, Boston, 254, advanced a grimace. "That's the story of that But as the half drew to a close, St. really hurt us," Hinson agreed. to the next round of the NCAA playoffs ball game. The shots we took are the John's forward Billy Goodwin made two Thursday night. Boston will play kind we generally make. Today we quick steals that sparked his team to a Hoston College SI, Princeton 42 powerful Virginia, No. 1 seed in the missed them. West, in Ogden, Utah. 10-2 run capped by Wennington's CORVALLIS, Ore. — In a manner of "We missed some corner shots, we jumper. speaking, the high-flying Boston College Murphy had 12 of his points in the missed top of the key shots and we "Our offense wasn't going, but our Eagles' wings were clipped by ball-con- opening half when the Eagles left the missed inside shots." defense kept us in there," said St. trolling Princeton. floor with a 24-23 Intermission edge. John's guard Chris Mullin, who scored a But, as it turned out, that didn't Murphy finished with a game-high 10 Enderle topped the Tigers, 19-9, with game-high 24 points, mostly on 20-foot matter. The llth-ranked Eagles, rebounds. 17 points. Bucks survive Net rally, 107-92 MILWAUKEE (AP) - Brian Win- playoffs. New Jersey coach Larry Brown said. was trying to hide on the bench and hope ters and the Milwaukee Bucks had to "We weren't panicking after losing Milwaukee coach Don "Nellie" Nellie wouldn't put me back in." interrupt their thoughts about the Bos- three straight," Winters said. "But this Nelson, he said, "didn't even need "I wanted to rest him," Nelson said, ton Celtics and get back to the business was a good win for us. Boston is still Brian down the stretch because I guess "but I have a philosophy that if a guy is of subduing the New Jersey Nets. close to us, and we are looking forward he knew that Criss was going to come hot, I am going to leave him in." The Bucks squandered a 22-point to meeting them." off the bench with the hot hand." Winters played in the absence of lead despite a season-high 3O-point con- The Nets (42-26) trailed 73-51 mid- Criss scored all his 11 points in the injured Sidney Moncrief who, if he re- tribution from Winters before securing way through the third period after Win- final frame, igniting the Bucks to a 90-80 turns by Tuesday, "I think we will try a 107-92 National Basketball Association ters contributed six points toward a 0-0 lead. He scored the game's final six to run with Boston," Winters said. victory yesterday with some fourth- Milwaukee spurt. points. "Brian is starting to come," Nelson quarter insurance from reserve Charlie Then Albert King's three con- "Charlie has a tendency to come in said. "The good thing about Sid's injury Criss. secutive field goals reinforced a New and break a game open like that," is that we can give him some rest and The division-leading Bucks (44-24), Jersey run of 15 unanswered points. Nelson said. give Brian the minutes he really needs.'' having lost their last three games to The Nets ended the period only nine Winters put in 14 points in the first Injury is cited as a factor in the New York. Detroit and Philadelphia, points behind. King opened the fourth quarter as the Bucks, converting 75 exhaustion that seems to have caused now play Tuesday against Boston (46-20) with seven points as the Nets closed to percent afield, took a 32-18 lead to end the Bucks to fade in their last three in a scramble for a won-lost record that with 82-80. the period. losses — they blew a late seven-point BOARD BATTLE — Trevor Jackson of St. John's (32) and Clarence could influence a borne-court advantage "We made a nice comeback, but it "I did get a little tired after the lead Friday to the Pistons, and folded in Tillma- of Rutgers (35) fight for a loose ball during yesterday's NCAA in the NBA's Eastern Conference took everything out of us at the end," third quarter," Winters said, joking: "I the last minutes Saturday to the 76ers. East Regional game. Looking on is St. John's Chris Mullin (20). Fairbanks, Generals embarrassed by 'Bandit Ball9 By JONNI FALK learn. There is a big difference between point conversion and an 11-0 lead. college ball and professional ball." That went to 18-0 in the second period EAST RUTHERFORD - The New The Generals had wanted, to fire with Reaves throwing 25 yards to Eric Jersey Generals were greeted here yes- Walker at the Bandits about 30 times Truvillon for the score. The Generals terday by blue skies, warm tem- However, the Tampa Bay defense and did manage a 30-yard field goal by DAve peratures and 53,370 expectant fans, a the lack of run and pass blocking on the Jacobs on the last play of the half. new United States Football League re- part of the Generals took them right out The Bandits scored once in the third cord. of their game plan. period on a 63-yard drive capped by Unfortunately, the Generals were "They couldn't play their game. We Boone's 1-yard dive, and once more in also greeted by boos, many of them forced them right out of it," Bill Win- the fourth on Reaves' 10-yard pass to directed at quarterback Bobby Scott, ters, nee Kahl-Winter, of Tinton Falls Lewis Gilbert. Boisture took the Gener- undefeated Tampa Bay and a brand of said. Winters started at left guard for als 56 yards, aided by two penalties, for football called "Bandit Ball." Tampa the Bandits. the touchdown by Hicks. That was the Bay thrashed the Generals, 32-9, to re- "Walker will be a great back," Win- first touchdown the Generals had scored main undefeated at 3-0. The Generals ters added, "but he won't be able to do since the third period of their opening are still winless at 0-3. his thing until the Generals get an of- game at Los Angeles. Those fans who did stay until the end fensive line. This was probably the best were there only to see who won the car offensive game we played all year, and I "Tampa Bay just dominated us in the Generals were giving away. Still, think I had a good game. I know I pass every aspect of the game," Fairbanks they cheered lustily when the Generals blocked well and that is the name of the murmured. "It was very difficult for scored their only touchdown with SO game. Scott to throw with the amount of pres- seconds to play on a 10-yard pass from sure he had on him. I was more disap- Dave Boisture to Victor Hicks. Bandit ball puts the ball in the air pointed with our inability to run the ball. Herschel Walker, whom many of the from any spot on the field, and that I had hoped to run well enough to reduce record crowd expected to see finally run former NFL quarterback John Reaves the time our defense was on the field. I wild, had his poorest day of the season. did well. He completed 19 of 29 passes thought I could see Walker running in "Bandit Ball" held him to 39 yards on for 255 yards and three touchdowns. practice this week with more positive- 19 carries, a 2.1 average. For the Generals, the beleaguered ness. He was tentative at times today." Generals' coach Chuck Fairbanks Scott completed 16 of 32 for 138 yards but was sacked four times. In truth, the Generals seem to lack face was just as red as his team's infantry, tanks, artillery and air sup- helmets and jersey after the game. The first time Scott was sacked, the port. The five stars on their helmets do "I'm embarrassed with the per- Bandits' Keith Clark recovered at the Generals' 35. Seven plays later Zenon not come from their performance here formance of this ballclub right now," yesterday. Fairbanks said. "They are better Andrusyshyn, a well-traveled veteran, players than they have been showing. I kicked a 20-yard field goal. QUICK KICKS - Two local bands just will have to coach them better. I'm Reaves then completed five passes helped welcome the Generals In their not a damned bit embarrassed for the on a 62-yard drive with the last going home opener. Before the game, the Fort league though — only for the Generals three yards to Greg Boone for a TD. Monmouth band was one of four mili- and the people of New Jersey." While Andrusyshyn lined up his point tary bands to perform. 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Charles with 7:25 to play and it was Louisville, top-seeded in the region, the last 14 points of the half to take a "When it got down to where we had close the rest of the game. went on an 11-2 spurt midway through 32-20 advantage at intermission. to have it, our patience paid off," Kirk The Wolfpack, which beat, Pep- the second half after Tennessee had The Hawkeyes widened the margin said. perdine 69-67 in double overtime Friday closed the margin to 45-43. Jones, a 6- to 15 points at 48-33 with 12:44 remaining "All year we have shot fouls ex- night, didn't catch the Rebels until foot-8 center, and 6-5 guard Milt on a turnaround shot by Michael Payne. tremely well," he said. "So with five Bailey's last shot. Wagner, combined for eight points dur- minutes left, I feel confident in holding Missouri (26-8) cut the lead to eight East ing the spree to give the Cardinals a the ball and trying to draw fouls." at 57-49 on a lay up by Cavener with 4:58 Ohio St. 71, Syracuse 74 56-45 advantage After Georgetown had pulled to remaining, but could get no closer. HARTFORD, Conn. - Tony Ail America Dale Ellis, the leading within two points of the No. 17 ranked Iowa hit eight of 10 free-throw at- Campbell scored eight points on re- scorer in Tennessee history, was held to Tigers, five different Memphis State tempts in the final minute to secure the bounds within 7:11 of the second half to 13 points by Louisville's switching man- players connected on 9 of 12 free throws victory. help Ohio State overcome an 11-point to-man defense. the remainder of the way. Payne added 19 points for Iowa. Bob deficit to defeat Syracuse. Indiana U, Oklahoma 49 "Our team played well and did a Hansen scored 15 and Mark Gannon had Ohio State, 20-9, meets North Caroli- EVANSVILLE, Ind. - Fifth-ranked good job of getting the ball to Keith," 11. Missouri's Jon Sundvold led all na March 25 in Syracuse, N.Y. Indiana rode the outside shooting of Kirk said. "Keith did an exceptional job scorers with 29 points. Campbell, a junior forward who Randy Wittman and second-half delay after he got the ball." West scored 17 points, grabbed seven re- tactics to a victory over Oklahoma and a N. Carolina St. 71, UNLV 70 berth in the NCAA Mideast Regional Lee, 6-10 sophomore second All bounds in the second half as the Buck- CORVALLIS, Ore. - Thurl Bailey's basketball semifinals. American selection, .hit on 8 of 11 shots eyes outscored Syracuse, 28-12 in the rebound basket with four seconds re- from the field and 12 of 16 free throws in first 10:03 of that half. Indiana, 24-5, which drew a first- maining gave ISth-ranked North Caroli- scoring a game high 28 points. Lee also The Orangemen were ahead 29-18 round bye, next moves to Knoxville, na State an upset victory over sixth- grabbed 15 rebounds as Memphis State with 7:47 left in the first half. Tenn., for the regional semifinals to ranked Nevada-Las Vegas. outrebounded Georgetown 37-22. Ohio State, the nation's third-best play 12th-ranked Kentucky, 22-7. Bailey, a 6-foot-ll senior, brought Georgetown Coach John Thompson team from the foul line, was hurt by 50 The Hoosiers, making their ninth the Wolfpack back from a 12 point defi- said he felt the crucial points in the percent free-throw and 37 percent field- NCAA appearance in 12 seasons under cit in the final 11:40 of the game. game were his team's loss of concentra- goal shooting in the first half. The Buck- Coach Bob Knight, were led by Wit- He scored 17 of his team-high 25 tion and Memphis State's overall size. eyes improved their shooting from the tman's 22 points. points in the final 11 minutes of the "We couldn't do the things we field in the second half but remained Indiana took command midway game. wanted to do defensively," Thompson cold from the line. through the first half and twice led by 12 North Carolina State, 22-10 and win- said. Syracuse outscored Ohio State 12-2 to points before the half ended 34-22. ner of four straight extremely close Iowa 77, Missouri 63 open the game, but eight straight points Five points, including a three-point games, plays Utah in the West Regional LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Greg Stokes by the Buckeyes made it 12-10 with 14:32 play by Wittman, gave the Big Ten semifinals Thursday night in Ogden, led a balanced Iowa scoring attack with gone in the half. A 10-2 run by Syracuse champions a 41-29 lead early in the Utah. 22 points as the Hawkeyes upset No. 10 made it 22-12, 3:23 later. The Or- second half before four points by Way- Nevada-Las Vegas, 28-3, had led the Missouri in second-round action of the angemen pushed their lead to 11 points man Tisdale, the Sooners' freshman All entire game after pulling ahead 20-19 on NCAA Midwest Regional at Louisville's and were ahead, 35-27, at halftime. American, and a jumper by Charles cut a layup by freshman Eldridge Hudson Freedom Hall. Mideast the margin to 41-35. with 8:26 left in the first half. Iowa (21-9) will play No. 13-ranked Louisville 7t, Teuessee 57 It was the closest the Sooners would The Runnin' Rebels pulled ahead Villanova on Friday at the Midwest Re- EVANSVILLE, Ind. - Charles Jones get after that. Indiana's Tony Brown hit 33-27 at halftime. With forward Larry Atwclltrt Prm plHIo gional at Kansas City, Mo. and Lancaster Gordon scored 18 points a jump shot for a 43-35 advantage. Anderson bombing away from the 15- to HIGH HANDED TIGER — Princeton's Rich Simkus (40) blocks the Greg Cavener tipped in a missed shot each in leading second-ranked Louis- The Hoosiers then used up nearly 20-foot range, UNLV expanded the lead attempted dunk shot of Boston College's John Garris during their NCAA to put Missouri on top 20-18 with 7:12 ville over Tennessee and into the NCAA four minutes on the clock with a four- West Regional game in Corvallis, Ore. > remaining in the first half. But Iowa to 52-40 on Sidney Green's three-point Mideast Regional basketball playoffs. comers stall. Peeters baffles Rangers Rogers wins for third time this year by 3 strokes NEW YORK (AP) - Pete ^^^ A victory would have giv- Peeters had little work to do M LJI en the Flyers, 45-204, the Pa- NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Bill Rogers won the 1400,000 in recording his eighth trick Division title. The New Orleans Open golf tournament by three strokes yester- shutout of the season last Flyers' nwir number re- day and said the victory signals an'end to a year-long slump. night and Luc Dufour scored mains a.. iih six games He pocketed 172,000 as the winner's share after turning 1-0 with a 40-foot slapshot a pair of goals as the Boston left in the season. back a challenge by David Edwards and posting a four-round through the pads of Ranger Bruins eased past the New The win gave Washington, total of 274. goalie Ed Mio — who was York Rangers 4-0 in the Na- 37-22-14, a season record of Rogers said he had let things ouUide of golf interfere with returning from a groin injury tional Hockey League. 6-3 against the Flyers. his game, and though he wouldn't be specific, he vowed, "I suffered March 3 — only 1:19 The victory clinched the The Flyers' Ray Allison won't repeat a 1982. If I have a year like I had in 1W1,1 won't into the game. It was Adams Division title for the started the scoring at 17:04 of make the same mistakes." Pederson's 41st goal of the Bruins. the first period, but a little Rogers went winless last year after winning three KJA season. In three meetings with the more than a minute later Tour events in 1981 when also captured the British and Dufour, a rookie, scored at Rangers this season, Peeters Gustafsson made a perfect Australian Opens. 8:05 when he tapped Tom gave up only one goal. He pass to Mike Gartner, who He and his wife are expecting their first child in June. He Fergus' pass between Mio's shut them out 2 0 on Jan. 15 put his 36th goal of the year said he planned a quiet celebration of his victory. leg and the goalpost. and beat them 3-1 on Jan. 24. past Flyers' goalie Pelle "I'm not too big on going out and getting craxy," he said. New York had won three Rick Middleton got hisLindbergh. "I just like to enjoy it and keep my sanity about me." straight home games and 42nd goal on a play almost In Washington's first shot He said the turning point of his J-under par 80 in the final scored 46 goals in their last identical to the one Dufour on goal of the second period, round over the 7,080-yard Lakewood Country Club course was seven home games. But Bos- scored on. Middleton took a Gustafsson tipped a 40-foot a par he saved on his ninth hole.. ton's relentless forechecking pass from Pederson and drive by defenseman Scott He rolled in a 20-foot putt on that hole. stymied the Rangers from sneaked a 15-foot wrist shot Stevens past Lindbergh at "You need something like that to get you going," he said. the outset. New York man- past Mio. 7:10 to give the Caps a 2-1 After 29 holes without a bogey, he tailed to make par on aged only 16 shots at Peeters, Dufour's second score lead. Craig Laughlin scored No. 12 yesterday. few of them dangerous. came at 7:05 of the final peri- the winning goal for Washing- He said that almost opened the door for Edwards. od when he converted Brad Barry Pederson made it ton to make it 3-1 at 10:07 of "It kind of got close out there," he said. Park's pass. the second with the Flyers' Edwards wound up in a three-way tie for second at 277 The two points gave Bos- Ukka Sinisalo in the penalty with Vance Heafner and Jay Haas, one of three first-day TSPORTSFANS"" ton 101 on the season, the box leaders. Each collected $29,866. sixth time in eight years the I Bruins have gone over 100 Canadlens 7, Sabres 4 Rogers shared the lead with Mark Hayes at 136 on Friday, points. BUFFALO, N.Y, - Larry took solo possession of the top spot on Saturday with a three- BET ' Capitals 3, Flyeh 2 Robinson and Mark Napier round total of 205, then refused to buckle as Edward* closed to PHILADELPHIA - each scored twice for Mont-' ONE LEG TO STAND ON — Rick Middletown of the Boston Bruins (center) Is within a stroke of him with five holes to go. YOU Bengt Gustafsson scored one real as the Canadiens broke caught on the end of Rangers' Ed Johnstone's stick during last night's game. Rogers bogeyed the par-4 12th hole, dropping him to 3- goal and made an assist on to a 5-2 first-period lead and under for the round at that point. DIDN'T another to help give the went on to defeat the Buffalo place in the National Hockey teams probably will meet in scored for Montreal. Dale Edwards birdied the next bole to go 4-under and move a Washington Capitals a vic- Sabres. League's Adams Division and the first round. McCourt scored twice for stroke back of Rogers after 13 holes. KNOW tory over the Philadelphia The victory strengthened' home-ice advantage in the Pierre Mondou, Guy Buffalo and Tony McKegney But Rogers came back with a birdie on 14, and Edwards, Montreal's claim to second playoffs, where the twoLafleur and Steve Shutt also and Mike Foligno, once. Brought to you Fivers. playing in the same threesome, bogeyed that par-4 hole. ByG.org. Will ~Do~you know "when the first NCAA championship basket- ball tournament was held, Mazzetti field goal lifts and who won it?. . .First one was staged in 1939, and Ihe . first school to win it was the University of Oregon. Breakers over Federals *•* Here's • sports fact that's even though Boston had a sec- BOSTON (AP) - Boston hard to believe—but It's ond-down-and-one situation couldn't squeeze out a victory true. . .A college basket- at the Federals' 13-yard line. ball taam one. rafuiad to until Breakers' nose tackle USFL play In the NCAA basket- Jeff Gaylord put the squeeze "It was a good decision," he said. "The clock was ball tournament for th. na- on Washington substitute game-tying touchdown. tional championship, . stopped and we didn't have snapper Dave Pacella. Gaylord's successful tactic .What team did It?. . .An- any timeouts left." Boston capitalized on two had Pacella worried on the swer Is Marquette, In "We almost didn't get out bad long snaps by Pacella in next long snap even though 1970. . .Marquette re- of bounds (to stop the clock) jected the NCAA tour- the final five minutes to beat Gaylord tried but failed to hit on the last play and I didn't nament because their the Federals 1>-16 in the Unit- his arm. want to take a chance," said coach, Al McQuIre, was ed States Football League "He was shaking. His unhappy with the regional Breakers' Coach Dick Coury. yesterday. The second led to face was white. He knew just playoff In which hli team Tim Mazzettis fourth field "Tim was in close enough." was placed, so they gave what I was going todo, " up any chance to win the goal, a 29-yard tie-breaker Gaylord said. Gold II, BMU 13 national championship with 27 seconds left. "I tried to rush the ball a CHICAGO - Quarterback that year. "I hate to give away my little bit because I was expec- Ken Johnson's 1-yard keeper across a snow-covered goal *** secret, but right before he ting him to reach out for my snaps the ball he squeezes it arm," said Pacella, a rookie line with 22 seconds left gave Here's one ol the most amaz- the Denver Gold a win over ing basketball records of all- to get a good grip," said from Maryland snapping in time. . .Will Chamberlain, Gaylord. 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Nil Fan • mand has increased in our two ot Iff ( . the Soviets have withdrawn some 5 years ago 3,000 troops from Cuba in recent Marlboro Township Council ex- weeks and he hopes that this is only I peels to call for the resignation of the beginning. "I have increased Western Monmouth Utilities Author- confidence that we will continue to ity (WMUA) Commissioner Law- live in a hemisphere of independent, rence S. Grossman in a resolution to firm and faithful friends," he says. be voted on later this week. On the 108th day of the New York Grossman is accused of "substantial City newspaper strike, printers ratify responsibility" for the WMUA's defi- a.new contract. But the last of the cits in fiscal years ending in January four striking unions — the photoen- 1976-78 gravers — continue to hold out for a The absence of any white or His- better work pact. panic trustees among the delegation Yesterday's spring-like weather chosen to plead the case of the was not good news to hundreds of Monouth Community Action Pro- county firemen who were called upon gram (MCAP) before federal of- to fight scores of woods and brush ficials provokes anger from mem- fires, one of which resulted in the bers of the Long Branch black com- death of a Millstone Township man. munity and former MCAP director The proposed $1,900,000 sea wall Wilbert C Russell extension and repair will leave a 275- Fearful that county anti-poverty foot section of beach in front of Sea Bright Bathing Pavillion un- programs would be jeopardized be- 10 YEARS AGO — Gov. William cause of the possible dissolution of protected. Council members say that T. Cahlll counts on voters to re- is now the "most dangerous spot in the Monmouth Community Action ject charges against the integrity Program, the Board of Freeholders of his administration. the borough. • • establishes a nine-member advisory committee to temporarily succeed a Bronx motel. 50 years ago the near-extinct MCAP. Gov William T. Cahill, officially a candidate for reelection, says he is The official opening of the Fair Tennis champion Billie Jean King Haven Public Library is celebrated packs a strong wallop off the court counting on voters to reject charges against the integrity of his adminis- with an inspiring program. The fes- too. "Don't go to college if you want tivities are opened by Rev. Henry P. to make your living in sports," she tration. "I have confidence that the Rnlllir Pluto »» D.borjh Goldbarl people of New Jersey know Bill Bowen and Mayor Augustus M. Minto KATIE AND FRIENDS — Katie Schmidt, 22 months, dletown, in announcing a blood drive for the Hazlet tells some 200 New York' high school makes a short speech. newspaper editors. Teachers squirm; Cahill," he says. and her mother, Pat, are joined bv Jessica Shuler, left, child, to be held in April, sponsored bv Women's Ameri- Superior Court Judge Merritt Assemblyman Theron Me- of Aberdeen, and Melanie Beckerman, right, of Mid- can ORT and the National Council of Jewish Women. students can't believe their ears. Campbell of Holmdel is the target of Kari Montanus and Chuck LaMac- Lane Jr. rules the films "Deep Throat" and "Love for Sale" ob- criticism. Councilman Thomas M. chia, fourth graders at the Deane- Gopsell of Red Bank registers protest Porter School in Rumson, both knock scene. Notes Lane: "There is no social value in either of the films." against McCampbell's "loose off Acting Principal James Giachino. statements and mouthings." Blood drive scheduled April 14 They are winners in a simultaneous Ten irate Keansburg mothers and grandmothers scale a six-foot fence Womens Christian Temperance chess match which pits approximate- Union of Monmouth County hold a ly 41 children and parents against surrounding the elementary school playground to protest the closing of rally in the Reformed Church on Giachino. Shrewsbury Avenue. for Hazlet leukemia sufferer After nearly two years of nego- the school recreation area evenings and Sundays. tiations, the Rumson-Fair Haven Re- 1OO years ago HAZLET - Friends of Katie American ORT and the Red Bank While normal forms of leukemia at- gional Board of Education and the Schmidt are asking for the community's Chapter of the National Council of Jew- tack the white blood cells, mega- school's Education Association reach John Hicks reflected road master help once again. ish Women will hold a blood drive, run carioblastic leukemia, affects the blood accord on a new three-year contract. 20 years ago of the Tinton Falls road district. in conjunction with the Central Jersey Katie, 22 months old, has an ex- cells before they become differentiated, In the wake of the fire which de- Several vandals tear the shutters Blood Bank on April 14 from 4 to 9 p.m. and so infiltrate all parts of the blood stroyed most of the Leonardo High off the schoolhouse on Chapel Hill tremely rare form of leukemia known as at the Raritan Valley School on Cresci megacarioblastic leukemia. The disease white cells, red cells and platelets. 10 years ago School Annex building, the Board of Road in Middletown, breaking panes Boulevard near Bethany Road. ORT, Organization for Rehabilita- Education decides to put its entire of glass and destroying school books. is so rare that Katie has the only known Since blood can be donated again Allen L. Harmis. 27, a suspect case in the country. tion through Training, is the world's school on double sessions. School Su- Residence of William T. Cobb of after an eight-week period, anyone who largest non-governmental Jewish voca- wanted in connection with armed perintendent Paul F. Lefever says Long Branch destroyed by fire. Although she is currently in re- gave blood before for Katie may do so tional and technical agency. It operates robberies, rape and assault on two that to to make up for the shorter The failure of the "Corsican mission, Katie will be undergoing again. 800 installations in 24 countries. The women in the Lincroft area last No- class day, students will be given "in- Brothers" troupe to perform in Red chemotherapy for the next three to four Professional nurses will be on hand National Council of Jewish Women is vember, is shot and wounded by FBI creased amounts of homework.'' Bank is due to the sickness of its years, and also will require a tremen- to determine donor eligibility. Persons concerned with senior citizens, com- agents as he tries to elude capture at President John F. Kennedy says leading man. dous of amount of blood. between the ages of 18 and 65, or 17 year munity affairs and food and clothing. jr The Holmdel Chapter of Women's olds with parental consent, may donate the needy, section page COMMUNITY CALENDAR obtained from Esther Tompkins, 120 MIDDLETOWN - The Booster Club p.m. in the school. from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m Fridays and TODAY Miller St. WEDNESDAY of Middletown Township High School Proceeds will be used to purchase Saturdays. The St. Mary's Guild of the ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - School needed items for the school. The public MIDDLETOWN - Adeline RED BANK - The Kiwanis Club North will sponsor its annual Meet the church is sponsoring the shop Proceeds MacKenzie from Riverview Hospital, board candidates here will appear at a Spring Coaches Night at 7:30 p.m. at the is invited. will be used for the church's building will meet at 7 p.m. at the Olde Union Candidates' Night sponsored by the MIDDLETOWN - Registration for Red Bank, will discuss diabetes during House. A chemical company represent- school. Cash awards will be presented to fund. the "To Your Health" sessions spon- school's PTO at 8 p.m. in the school the team with the highest percentage of the fall soccer program for boys and MIDDLETOWN - A cabaret. Let ative will speak about the effects of cafeteria. The public is invited. girls six through 16 from throughout the sored jointly by the Middletown Senior chemicals on the environment. parents in attendance. Money is used for Me/Us Entertain You. " will be spon- Center and the Middlltown Health De- MIDDLETOWN - The Post Stroke the team's needs. township will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. in sored by the First Unitarian Church of partment. MacKenzie will speak at 1 RED BANK - Two films, "The Support Group will have an exercise to the Middletown Public Library. Monmouth County at 8 p.m. p.m. today in the Bayshore Branch of Sorcerer's Apprentice" from "Fan- music and rap session to share recovery RED BANK - A Lenten Midweek Sharon Ringstrom, 65 Pearl St. East, Tickets are available in advance the Senior Center and at 1 p.m. March 31 tasia'and "Hildegarde Kneff's Ber- experiences at 3 p.m. in the Commons Service will take place from 8 to 8:50 may be contacted for further informa- through the church or at the door. Pro- in the Croydon Hall Senior Center. lin," will be shown at 12:30 p.m. at the Building, lower level, Brookdale Com- p.m. in the chapel of the First Presby- tion. ceeds will be used for Amnesty Interna- Further Information can be obtained Senior Citizen Center. munity College. The support group is terian Church. HIGHLANDS - The Highlands Sen- tional. from the centers. open to family and friends as well as ior Citizens Club will have a past presi- MIDDLETOWN - The Middletown MIDDLETOWN - A stroke victims and is sponsored by the dents' luncheon at 1:30 p.m. in the com- Senior Center will sponsor a bus trip to "Shakespearean Bash" will be heled by TOMORROW Easter Seal Society of New Jersey. THURSDAY munity center. The public is invited. the Monmouth Arts Center. Red Bank, the Naveslnk Recorder Society at 8 p.m. HOLMDEL — The Monmouth Coun- MIDDLETOWN - The Middletown MIDDLETOWN - "Project Spirit at 7 p.m. to see the production of "Fan- MIDDLETOWN - An eiemplifica- ty Park System S.T.A.R. Astronomy In the First Unitarian Church, 147S W. tion of new members will be held at a Village Parents-Faculty Association — Know Your Medications" will be tasticks." Front St. meeting of the Columbiettes Auxiliary, Club will meet at 8 p.m. at Holmdel will sponsor an "All American Auc- presented by retired pharmacists at 1 MIDDLETOWN - Leonard Soucy, Amateur musicians and dancers are Bayshore Council 2858, Knights of Co- Park Activity Center. tion," similar to.a Chinese auction, at 8 p.m. at the Middletown Senior Center, Millington, will present a program on invited to participate In playing and lumbus, at Its hall in East Keansburg at Croydon Hall. The RSVP educational "Hawks of New Jersey" at 8 p.m. at dancing to songs from 16th Century Eng- 8 p.m. drug program concerns drug abuse the Tatum Park Activity Center. Red land. through misuse. Hill Road. The program is presented by MIDDLETOWN - Registration for ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Kin- Separate rehersals will begin at 8 the fall soccer program, open to boys ON THE AGENDA the Monmouth County Park System. p.m. the group will perform together at dergarten registration for the 1983-84 HOLMDEL — The music depart- and girls throughout the township from school year for students who will attend (p.m. ages 6-16 by Dec. 31 wijl be held by the ment of Hojmdel High School will spon- Further information can be obtained the Atlantic Highlands Elementary sor a bus trip iu see Puigy and JJess" Middletown Yuulii Athletic Association Today Tomorrow School will take place between noon and from Karl and Lori Goldschmidt, 96 from 7-9 p.m. in the library. Further at Radio City Music Hall. New York Riveredge Road, Tinton Falls, who will MIDDLETOWN BOARD OF EDUCA- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS BOROUGH 2 p.m. in the school auditorium. Proper City. The bus will depart at noon Sunday information may be obtained from TION — Regular meeting, 8 p.m. immunization records and proof of birth instruct the dancers. The event U free. Sharon Ringstrom, 65 Pearl St. COUNCIL - Regular meeting, 8 p.m. from the school HIGHLANDS - A "Grocery Bingo" MIDDLETOWN SCHOOL BOARD must be furnished. Contact the school for reservations, will be spon*ored by the Highlands Com- MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP COMMIT- RED BANK - The Lions Club will TEE — Regular meeting, 7:30 p.m. CANDIDATES' NIGHT - Fairview which must be made by today munity Auxiliary of the Community meet at 6:30 p.m. in the Trivet Room of School, 8 pm. FRIDAY RED BANK - The Historical Socie- Center at I p.m. In the center. Proceeds the Molly Pitcher Inn. A slide presenta- MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP ZONING MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP SHADE HIGHLANDS - Rags to Riches ty will meet at 8 p.m. in the municipal I to boy needed article* for tion titled "The Energy Situation - BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT - Regular TREE COMMISSION - Regular meet- thrift shop on the second floor of St. building .lames "Tuiiu-i A ill p> Further information can be Where We Are Going" is scheduled. meeting, 8 p.m. ing, 8 p.m. Andrew's Church, 137 Bay Ave , is open program on "Weather at the Shore," SCOREBOARD7T.7TT. 2 The Daily Register SPORTS 3 MONDAY, MARCH 21.1963 B our CLASSIFIED 5 MATAWAN ABERDEEN HAZLFf— KEANSDURC KEYPORT UNION BEACH.. Van Wagner will run for Senate By BARBARA KATELL As chairman of the Assembly Ap- term as a senator He won his seat two of the Senate Judiciary Committee. for Gallagher s re-el- State Houie Correspondent propriations Committee under former years ago in an upset victory over then- In his single-minded efforts on behalf For these same reatons. the Demo- Gov Brendan Byrne, Van Wagner had incumbent Sen. Eugene J Bedell, a of Bayshore interests as he sees them, crats have been urging V an Wagner TRENTON — State Assemblyman the unenviable task of leading the legis- Democrat. however, Gallagher has stepped on the strongly to run toi > He is Richard Van Wagner, D-Monmouth and lative battles that resulted in the adop- Since then. Gallagher has never toes of leaders and members of both their best vote getter in the Bayshore Middlesex, will run for the state Senate tion of the state's first income tax in stopped campaigning In the process, he parties at the State House. He also has and has wide name recognition The in November. 1975. In the process, however, he be- has achieved high visibility in the brought a new style of politics to Mon- Democrats fear that if they don't defeat Van Wagner, a 10-year veteran of the came an expert on the state fiscal mat- Bayshore and has carefully cultivated mouth County, which has not always Gallagher this year when he has been in Assembly, will give up his seat in the ters. ethnic and labor groups that in the past been appreciated by his fellow Re- the Senate only two years their chances lower house to take on incumbent Sen. Van Wagner, a former high school have tended to support and vote for publican legislators, especially when he of pushing him out will diminish sharply John P. Gallagher, R-Monmouth and teacher and currently an administrator Democrats has moved into issues that they con- four years from now. when the Senate seats are again on the ballot Middlesex. in the Matawan-Aberdeen school sys- The contest between Van Wagner sidered their domain The Middletown Democrat has tem, is also well-known for his legisla- and Gallagher is expected to be one of But he has been the most successful Van Wagner's decision to give up his scheduled a press conference this after- tive efforts on behalf of handicapped the most hotly contested and most in- Republican in the Bayshore in the dec- Assembly seat also opens it up to anoth- noon at the State House to make the children, the elderly and veterans. teresting of the state legislative races ade since the Watergate debacle, which er "deserving ' party member No de- official announcement of his candidacy, Currently, he is one of four assistant this year. Since the candidates for Sen- saw the election of Van Wagner and cision has yet been reached as to who which has been urged by the county majority leaders in the Assembly. Since ate will heatj their party tickets in this Assemblyman William E Flynn, D- will run with Flynn. the Old Bridge Democratic organization. he holds a party leadership position, he off-year election, voter choices also Monmouth and Middlesex. attorney who will be seeKing his sixth Van Wagner, who is highly popular has given up his chairmanship of the may reflect attitudes toward the Re- And now Gallagher offers the Re- two-year term in the Assembly with his fellow*legislators in Trenton as Appropriations Committee. But he still agan administration and toward the pro- publicans a chance to hold the Bayshore well as his heavily Democratic serves on the Joint Appropriations Com- grams of Democrats in Congress Senate seat for a long time, and is a key Among those beinj! considered are Bayshore constituency, is not expected mittee, the Assembly-Senate panel that Gallagher has not had any signifi- link in the Republican effort statewide Thomas J Lynch Jr and Allan J Mac- to face any serious challenge in the puts together with the annual state cant bills signed into law. But he has to capture control of the Senate The Donald, both former county freeholders Democratic primary in June. budget. peppered the state bureaucracy with Democrats now control the upper house from Middletown. Middletown Town- But the race between him and Gallagher, a former executive direc- letters and phone calls and set up meet- 20-19, with one vacancy. ship Committeernan Richard Kelly; Gallagher is rated "too close to call" at tor of the New Jersey Highway Author- ings on behalf of his constituents And As a result, the Republican State Jacqueline Walker, the Matawan Demo- this time by most politicians from both ity and ex-Republican chairman in Mid- he has been a conscientious member of Committee, as well as the GOP county cratic chairman, and Keyport Mayor RICHARD VAN WAGNER parties dlesex County, is completing his first the Joint Appropriations Committee and organization, is expected to work hard Richard Bergen the Soviets have withdrawn some 5 years ago 3,000 troops from Cuba in recent Marlboro Township Council ex- weeks and he hopes that this is only pects to call for the resignation of the beginning. "1 have increased Western Monmouth Utilities Author- confidence that we will continue to ity (WMUA) Commissioner Law- live in a hemisphere of independent, rence S Grossman in a resolution to firm and faithful friends," he says. be voted on later this week On the 108th day of the New York Grossman is accused of substantial City newspaper strike, printers ratify responsibility" for the WMUAs defi- a new contract. But the last of the cits in fiscal years ending in January four striking unions — the photoen- 1976-78. gravers — continue to hold out for a The absence of any white or His- better work pact. panic trustees among the delegation Yesterdays spring-like weather chosen to plead the case of the was not good news to hundreds of Monbuth Community Action Pro- county firemen who were called upon gram (MCAP) before federal of- to fight scores of woods and brush ficials provokes anger from mem- fires, one of which resulted in the bers of the Long Branch black com- death of a Millstone Township man munity and former MCAP director The proposed (1,500,000 sea wall Wilbert C. Russell. extension and repair will leave a 275- Fearful that county anti-poverty foot section of beach in front of Sea Bright Bathing Pavillion un- programs would be jeopardized be- 10 YEARS AGO — Gov. William cause of the possible dissolution of T. Cahill counts on voters to re protected Council members say that the Monmouth Community Action iect charges against the integrity is now the "most dangerous spot in Program, the Board of Freeholders of his administration. the borough establishes a nine-member advisory committee to temporarily succeed a Bronx motel. 50 years ago the near-extinct MCAP Gov William T. Cahill. officially a The official opening of the Fair Tennis champion Billie Jean King candidate for reelection, says he is Haven Public Library is celebrated packs a strong wallop off the court counting on voters to reject charges with an inspiring program The fes- too "Don't go to college if you want against the integrity of his adminis- tivities are opened by Rev. Henry P to make your living in sports." she tration "I have confidence that the RMitur onolo oi Deoorah GoldUrg Bowen and Mayor Augustus M. Minto tells some 200 New York high school people of New Jersey know Bill KATIE AND FRIENDS — Katie Schmidt, 22 months, dletown, in announcing a blood drive for the Hazlet makes a short speech. newspaper editors. Teachers squirm. Cahill," he says. " and her mother. Pat, are joined bv Jessica Shuler, left, child, to be held in April, sponsored bv Women's Ameri- 1 Assemblyman Theron Me- students can't believe their ears Superior Court Judge Merritt of Aberdeen, and Melanie Beckerman, right, of Mid- can ORT and the National Council of Jewish Women. Campbell of Holmdel is the target of Kari Montanus and Chuck LaMai Lane Jr. rules the films "Deep Throat" and "Love for Sale" ob- criticism. Councilman Thomas M. chia, fourth graders at the Deane- Gopseli of Red Bank registers protest Porter School in Rumson, both knock scene. Notes Lane: "There is no social value in either of the films." against McCampbell's "loose off Acting Principal James Giachino statements and mouthings." Blood drive scheduled April 14 Ten irate Keansburg mothers and They are winners in a simultaneous Womens Christian Temperance chess match which pits approximate- grandmothers scale a six-foot fence surrounding the elementary school Union of Monmouth County hold a ly 41 children and parents against rally in the Reformed Church on Giachino. playground to protest the closing of for Hazlet leukemia sufferer Shrewsbury Avenue. After nearly two years of nego- the school recreation area evenings and Sundays. tiations, the Rumson-Fair Haven Re- 1OO years ago HAZLET - Friends of Katie American ORT and the Red Bank While normal forms of leukemia at- gional Board of Education and the Schmidt arr asking for the community's Chapter of the National Council of Jew- tack the white .blood cells, mega- school's Education Association reach 20 years ago John Hicks reelected road master help once again. ish Women will hold a blood drive, run carioblastic leukemia, affects the blood accord on a new three-year contract of the Tinton Falls road district. in conjunction with the Central Jersey Katie, 22 months old. has an ex- cells before they become differentiated, In the wake of the fire which de- Several vandals tear the shutters Blood Bank on April 14 from 4 to 9 p.m. and so infiltrate all parts of the blood tremely rare form of leukemia known as stroyed most of the Leonardo High off the schoolhouse on Chapel Hill at the Raritan Valley School on Cresci white cells, red cells and platelets. Road in Middletown, breaking panes megacarioblastic leukemia. The disease 10 years ago School Annex building, the Board of - Boulevard near Bethany Road. ORT. Organization for Rehabilita- Education decides to put its entire of glass and destroying school books. is so rare that Katie has the only known Since blood can be donated again Allen L. Harmis, 27, a suspect case in the country tion through Training is the world's school on double sessions. School Su- Residence of William T Cobb of after an eight-week period, anyone who largest nongovernmental Jewish voca- wanted in connection with armed perintendent Paul F. Lefever says Long Branch destroyed by fire. Although she is currently in re- gave blood before for Katie may do so tional and technical agency It operates robberies, rape and assault on two that to to make up for the shorter The failure of the "Corsican mission. Katie will be undergoing again. 800 installations in 24 countries The women in the Lincroft area last No- class day, students will be given "in- Brothers" troupe to perform in Red chemotherapy for the next three to four Professional nurses will be on hand National Council of Jewish Women is vember, is shot and wounded by FBI creased amounts of homework." Bank is due to the sickness of its years, and also will require a tremen- to determine donor eligibility. Persons concerned with senior citizens, com- agents as he tries to elude capture at President John F. Kennedy says leading man dous of amount of blood. between the ages of 18 and 65, or 17 year munity affairs and food and clothing for The Holmdel Chapter1 of Women's olds with parental consent, may donate the needy section page COMMUNITY CALENDAR 199 Jackson St. Further information can be obtained last names beginning with M to Z. Chil- will be held at the library at 8 p.m The Club will meet at II pm at Holmdel TODAY OLD BRIDGE - Reservations are from Karl and Lori Goldschmidt, 96 dren must reach their fourth birthday public is welcome. Park Activity Center HAZLET - The First Aid and still available for the bus trip to the Riveredge Road. Tinton Falls, who will by Oct 1 of this year When registering, LAURENCE HARBOR - The Adult Rescue Squad is conducting its 37th an- Meadowlands March 26 to attend a per- instruct the dancers. The event is free. parents must bring the child's birth Study Group of the Laurence Harbor nual house-to-house fund drive in the formance of the Mummers String certificate and a record of their im- Community Covenant Church meets THURSDA Y township. Volunteers are still needed Bands. The trip is sponsored by the TOMORROW munization Registration will take place every Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. During MATAWAN - The Matawan Avenue for daytime service. Anyone interested Madison Seniors of Old B ridge, who at the JFK. Community Center, 179 Lent, the subject is "God's Trans- Junior High School PTO*is having a ABERDEEN - The Parent-Teacher in serving the community by joining the meet weekly in Laurence Harbor. The Carr Ave For further information, call forming View of Us," led by the Rev fashion show at the Don Quixote Inn. bus will leave from the 7-11 store on Organizations of the Matawan-Aberdeen Route 34. at 7 30 p m Fashions are squad should contact Unit No. 1 at Regional School District and the League the Department of Parks and Recrea- Thomas Anderson Everyone interested Leocadia Court or Unit No. 2 at Maple Route 35. Cliffwood Beach and from the tion. in joining the group will be welcome. being provided by The Fashion Gallery. Laurence Harbor Circle. For reserva- of Women Voters are co-sponsoring a Matawan. and Clayton and Magee. Red Place for an application. , Board of Education Candidates' Night MIDDLETOWN - An exemplifica- OLD BRIDGE - Police Chief Wil- KEANSBURG - The First Aid tions or information, contact Olga liam Volkert will be the guest speaker Bank. Hair styles and make-up will be Hutchison, 228 Birchwood Drive, Clif- at 8 p.m. in the high school cafeteria and tion of new members will be held at a done by students in the cosmetology Squad is having a membership drive. television studio. The program will be at a program at the Old Bridge Central fwood Beach. meeting of the Columbiettes Auxiliary. department of Matawan Regional High Any resident 18 years or older with a televised live over cable channel 17. Bayshore Council 2858. Knights of Co- Library at 8 p.m. This is the first in a current driver's license and who is in- series of free monthly programs spon- School A dessert buffet will be served. KEANSBURG — Registration for lumbus, at its hall in East Keansburg at For ticket information call the school terested in joining the squad is asked to MIDDLETOWN - Adeline sored by the Friends of the Library. the free pre-school program, run by the 8 p.m office • visit the squad building Monday, MacKenzie from Riverview Hospital,' The library is displaying entries re- Department of Parks and Recreation, OLD BRIIMiK - An IHS ,ieenl will Wednesday, Thursday or Friday be- Red Bank, will discuss diabetes during ceived for the National Library Week % will be held on the following dates: WEDNESDA Y be at the Old Bruif e ( entraf Library tween 7 and 10 p.m. vthe "To Your Health" sessions spon- photo contest Photos belonging to Andy March 22-23 for those with last names OLD BRIDGE - The Old Bridge every Thursday from T p m to 9 p.m. HAZLET — Registration is under sored jointly by the Middletown Senior Becker, A.L. Schaefer, Lew Albanese beginning with A to L; March 24-25 for Library's Board of Trustees meeting through April 14 Contact ihe_iibrary for way for classes for children interested Center and the Middletown Health De- and Hank Doody. however, are not being further information • in creative dance, ballet, tap, jazz, and partment MacKenzie will speak at 1 displayed because they won the area acrobatic dance. The 10-week sessions p.m. today in the Bayshore Branch of contest and have been entered for the FR1DA V will start this week and are for be- the Senior Center and at 1 p.m. March 31 state contest. ginners only. They will be held at the in the Croydon Hall Senior Center. ON THE AGENDA KEYPORT - The Keyport Knights HAZLET — yuilting classes for itn Dance CentT, Union Avenue and Further information can be obtained of Columbus will present the 1983 termediatet or advanced students star Middle Road. For further Information, from the centers. "Shield Awards" to Bayshore area po- today •>' D Veter contact the Hazlet Recreation Com- MIDDLETOWN - A BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular licemen and firemen in recognition of ans Memorial Park. I'mon Avenue. mission, 1776 Union Ave. "Shakespearean Bash" will be heled by Today meeting. 8 p.m. outstanding or meritorious service dur- Instructor ihalane ad MATAWAN - Mrs. Connie Mills the Navesink Recorder Society at 8 p.m. UNION BEACH BOROUGH COUNCIL ing the past year. They awards will be vises that ami .ire alsc from the New Jersey Commission for in the First Unitarian Church, 1475 W. — Caucus meeting, 8p.m. Tomorrow presented by Grand Knight James welcome ton . limal fe« the Blind will be the guest speaker at a Front St. O'Brien on recommendation of Com- class, gfmrrii' \s;;. | | Friday! meeting of the Woman's Club at 11:30 munity Activities Director Robert Frye from noon to 2 p.m Amateur musicians and dancers are BAYSHORE REGIONAL SEWERAGE KEYPORT BOROUGH COUNCIL - further information contact Jhe recrea- a.m. Items made by the blind will be invited to' participate in playing and AUTHORITY - Regular meeting, 8:30 Special caucus meeting, 8 30 p m available for sale to club members after dancing to songs from 16th Century Eng- HAZLET TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE - HOLMDEL - The Monr juth Coun p.m. -.r^ ^••'•»" the meeting. The clubhouse is located at land MATAWAN-ABERDEEN REGIONAL Special meeting. 8 p SCOREBOARD 2 The Daily Register SPORTS 3 MONDAY UAR( H. • CLASSIFIED 5 FREEHOLD MARLBORO FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP MANALAPAN COLTS NECK ENGLISHTOWN Van Wagner will run for Senate By BARBARA KATELL As chairman of the Assembly Ap- term as a senator He won his seat two of the Senate Judiciary Committee. for Gallagher's re-election. State House Correspondent propriations Committee under former years ago in an upset victory over then- In his single-minded efforts on behalf For these same reasons, the Demo- Gov. Brendan Byrne, Van Wagner had incumbent Sen. Eugene J Bedell, a of Bayshore interests as he sees them, crats have been urging Van Wagner TRENTON — State Assemblyman the unenviable task of leading the legis- Democrat. however, Gallagher has stepped on the strongly to run for the Senate He is Richard Van Wagner, D-Monmouth and lative battles that resulted in the adop- Since then, Gallagher has never toes of leaders and members of both their best vote-getter in the Bayshore Middlesex, will run for the state Senate tion of the state's first income tax in stopped campaigning In the process, he parties at the State House. He also has and has wide name recognition The in November 1975 In the process, however, he be- has achieved high visibility in the brought a new style of politics to Mon- Democrats fear that if they don't defeat Gallagher this year, when he has been in Van Wagner, a 10-year veteran of the came an expert on the state fiscal mat-<»Bayshore and has carefully cultivated mouth County, which has not always the Senate only two years, their chances Assembly, will give up his seat in the ethnic and labor groups that in the past been appreciated by his fellow Re- ters. of pushing him out will diminish sharply lower house to take on incumbent Sen. have tended to support and vote for publican legislators, especially when he Van Wagner, a former high school four years from now, when the Senate John I' Gallagher, R-Monmouth and Democrats. has moved into issues that they con- teacher and currently an administrator seats are again on the ballot. Middlesex. in the Matawan-Aberdeen school sys- The contest between Van Wagner sidered their domain. The Middletown Democrat has tem, is also well-known for his legisla- and Gallagher is expected to be one of But he has been the most successful Van Wagner's decision to give up his scheduled a press conference this after- tive efforts on behalf of handicapped the most hotly contested and most in- Republican in the Bayshore in the dec- Assembly seat also opens it up to anoth- noon at the State House to make the children, the elderly and veterans. teresting of the state legislative races ade since the Watergate debacle, which er "deserving" party member No de- official announcement of his candidacy, Currently, he is one of four assistant this year. Since the candidates for Sen- saw the election of Van Wagner and cision has yet been reached as to who which has been urged by the county majority leaders in the Assembly. Since ate will head their party tickets in this Assemblyman William E. Flyhn, D- will run with Flynn. the Old Bridge Democratic organization. he holds a party leadership position, he off-year election, voter choices also Monmouth and Middlesex. attorney who will be seeking his sixth may reflect attitudes toward the Re- Van Wagner, who is highly popular has given up his chairmanship of the And now Gallagher offers the Re- two-year term in the Assembly with his fellow legislators in Trenton as Appropriations Committee. But he still agan administration and toward the pro- publicans a chance to hold the Bayshore well as his heavily Democratic serves on the Joint Appropriations Com- grams of Democrats in Congress Senate seat for a long time, and is a key Among those being considered are Bayshore constituency, is not expected mittee, the Assembly-Senate panel that Gallagher has not had any signifi- link in the Republican effort statewide Thomas J Lynch Jr. and Allan J. Mac- to face any serious challenge in the puts together with the annual state cant bills signed into law. But he has to capture control of the Senate The Donald, both former county freeholders Democratic primary in June. budget. peppered the state bureaucracy with Democrats now control the upper house from Middletown; Middletown Town- But the race between him and Gallagher, a former executive direc- letters and phone calls and set up meet- 20-19. with one vacancy. ship Committeeman Richard Kelly; Gallagher is rated "too close to call" at tor of the New Jersey Highway Author- ings on behalf of his constituents. And As a result, the Republican State Jacqueline Walker, the Matawan Demo- this time by most politicians from both ity and ex-Republican chairman in Mid- he has been a conscientious member of Committee, as well as the GOP county cratic chairman, and Keyport Mayor RICHARD VAN WAGNER parties. dlesex County, is completing his first the Joint Appropriations Committee and organization, is expected to work hard Richard Bergen the Soviets have withdrawn some 5 years ago 3.000 troops from Cuba in recent Marlboro Township Council ex- • weeks and he hopes that this is only pects to call for the resignation of the beginning. "I have increased Western Monmouth Utilities Author- confidence that we will continue to ity (WMUA) Commissioner Law- live in a hemisphere of independent, rence S. Grossman in a resolution to firm and faithful friends," he says. be voted on later this week. On the 108th day of the New York Grossman is accused of "substantial City newspaper strike, printers ratify responsibility" for the WMUA's defi- a new contract. But the last of the cits in fiscal years ending in January four striking unions — the photoen- 1976-78. gravers — continue to hold out for a The absence of any white or His- better work pact. panic trustees among the delegation Yesterday's spring-like weather chosen to plead the case of the was not good news to hundreds of Monouth Community Action Pro- county firemen who were called upon gram (MCAP) before federal of- to fight scores of woods and brush ficials provokes anger from mem- fires, one of which resulted in the bers of the Long Branch black com- death of a Millstone Township man. munity and former MCAP director The proposed $1,500,000 sea wall Wilbert C. Russell. extension and repair will leave a 275- Fearful that county anti-poverty foot section of beach in front of Sea programs would be jeopardized be- Bright Bathing Pavillion un- cause of the possible dissolution of protected. Council members say that the Monmouth Community Action is now the "most dangerous spot in the borough. Program, the Board of Freeholders William T. Cahlll establishes a nine-member advisory committee to temporarily succeed a Bronx motel. 50 years ago the near-extinct MCAP. Gov. William T. Cahill, officially a The official opening of the Fair Tennis champion Billie Jean King candidate for reelection, says he is Haven Public Library is celebrated packs a strong wallop off the court counting on voters to reject charges with an inspiring program. The fes- too. "Don't go to college if you want against the integrity of his adminis- tivities are opened by Rev. Henry P. to make your living in sports," she tration. "1 have confidence that the , Rtfliitlr ohoiobv D«bor*hGoldb«rt Bowen and Mayor Augustus M. Minto tells some 200 New York high school people of New Jersey know Bill KATIE AND FRIENDS — Katie Schmidt, 22 months, dletown, in announcing a blood drive for the Hazlet makes a short speech. newspaper editors. Teachers squirm; Cahill," he says. and her mother, Pat, are joined bv Jessica Shuler, left, child, to be held in April, sponsored bv Women's Ameri- Assemblyman Theron Me- students can't believe their ears Superior Court Judge Merritt of Aberdeen, and Melanie Beckerman, right, of Mid- can ORT and the National Council of Jewish Women. Lane Jr. rules the .films "Deep Campbell of Holmdel is the target of Kari Montanus and Chuck LaMac- criticism. Councilman Thomas M. chia, fourth graders at the Deane- Throat" and "Love for Sale" ob- scene Notes Lane: "There is no Gopsell of Red Bank registers protest Porter School in Rumson. both knock against McCampbell's "loose off Acting Principal James Giachino. social value in either of the films." Blood drive scheduled April 14 Ten irate Keansburg mothers and statements and mouthings." They are winners in a simultaneous Womens Christian Temperance chess match which pits approximate- grandmothers scale a six-foot fence surrounding the elementary school Union of Monmouth County hold a ly 41 children and parents against rally in the Reformed Church on Giachino. playground to protest the closing of for Hazlet leukemia sufferer Shrewsbury Avenue. After nearly two years of nego- the school recreation area evenings and Sundays. tiations, the Rumson-Fair Haven Re- 1OO years ago HAZLET - Friends of Katie American ORT and the Red Bank While normal forms of leukemia at- gional Board of Education and the Schmidt are asking for the community's Chapter of the National Council of Jew- tack the white blood cells, mega- John Hicks reelected road master school's Education Association reach help once again ish Women will hold a blood drive, run carioblastic leukemia, affects the blood 20 years ago of the Tinton Falls road district. accord on a new three-year contract. in conjunction with the Central Jersey cells before they become differentiated, In the wake of the fire which de- Several vandals tear the shutters Katie, 22 months old, has an ex- Blood Bank on April 14 from 4 to 9 p.m. tremely rare form of leukemia known as and so infiltrate all parts of the blood stroyed most of the Leonardo High off the schoolhouse on Chapel Hill at the Raritan Valley School on Cresci white cells, red cells and platelets. 10 years ago School Annex building, the Board of Road in Middletown, breaking panes megacarioblastic leukemia. The disease Boulevard near Bethany Road. of glass and destroying school books. is so rare that Katie has the only known ORT, Organization for Rehabilita- Education decides to put its entire Since blood can be donated again tion through Training, is the world's Allen L. Harmis, 27, a suspect Residence of William T. Cobb of casein the country school on double sessions. School Su- after an eight-week period, anyone who largest non-governmental Jewish voca- wanted in connection with armed Long Branch destroyed by fire. perintendent Paul F. Lefever says Although she is currently in re- gave blood before for Katie may do so tional and technical agency. It operates robberies, rape and assault on two that to to make up for the shorter The failure of the "Corsican mission, Katie will be undergoing again. 800 installations in 24 countries. The women in the Lincroft area last No- class day. students will be given "in- Brothers" troupe to perform in Red chemotherapy for the next three to four Professional nurses will be on hand National Council of Jewish Women is vember, is shot and wounded by FBI creased amounts of homework." Bank is due to the sickness of its years, and also will-require a tremen- to determine donor eligibility. Persons concerned with senior citizens, com- agents as he tries to elude capture at President John F. Kennedy says leading man. dous of amount of blood. between the ages of 18 and 65, or 17 year munity affairs and food and clothing for The Holmdel Chapter of Women's olds with parental consent, may donate. the needy, section page COMMUNITY CALENDAR MATAWAN - Mrs Connie Mills School, Robertsville Road, will present place at 8 p.m. open to family and friends as well as Bellarmine Roman Catholic Church and TODAY from the New Jersey Commission for a concert featuring Heshy Moses and FARMINGDALE - Howell and stroke victims and is sponsored by the Hope Lutheran Church will present the FREEHOLD — Congregation the Blind will be the guest speaker at a Stanley Koba on acoustic guitars from 8 Farmingdale Team Outreach and Mon- Easter Seal Society of New Jersey. second in their series of adult religious Agudath Achim presents "An Armchair meeting of the Woman's Club at 11:30 to 10 p.m. in the school auditorium. mouth Council of Girl Scouts will spon- education programs at 8:30 p.m. in the OLD BRIDGE - Police Chief Wil- Tour of Israel" at 8 p.m. The program a.m. Items made by the blind will be Two student rock groups will also sor a workshop from 10 a.m. to noon. parish center. Sister Franceses Holly, liam Volkert will be the guest speaker will include film clips, a slide show and available for sale to club members after perform. Pat Corboy of Freehold Hospital coordinator for the Center for Christian at a program at the Old Bridge Central discussion of an Israel tour. The public the meeting The clubhouse is located at Wellness Center will discuss "Allergy Concerns, Georgian Court College, FREEHOLD - Freehold Regional Library at 8 p.m. this is the first in a is invited. 199 Jackson St. and Stress Management, Including Re- Lakewood, will speak on the assault of High School District Adult School, in series of free monthly programs spon- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - Boy laxation Exercises." the media, "Tune In and Tune Out." Scout Troop 358 announces its First Aid collaboration with local and county sored by the Friends of the Library. TOMORROW health departments, announces a semi- There will be an admission charge Rally at 7:30 p.m. in the Burlington and babysitting is provided. Pre-regis- The library is displaying entries re- OLD BRIDGE - An IRS agent will Road School. LITTLE SILVER - The All Shore nar on "Environmental Problems in ceived for the National Library Week be at the Old Bridge Central Library Band will present a concert at 8 p.m. at Western Monmouth County," at 7:30 tration is recommended. For informa- FREEHOLD - The Freehold Art tion contact the Girl Scout office. photo contest. Photos belonging to Andy every Thursday from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Society will have a working demonstra- Red Bank Regional High School, Har- p.m. at Freehold Township High School, Becker, A.L. Schaefer, Lew Albanete through April 14. Contact the library for tion by artist Oliver Tang on portrait ding Road Band members from high Room C108. The public is invited. MIDDLETOWN - The Post Stroke and Hank Doody, however, are not being further information. painter John Sargent at 8 p.m. at the school bands throughout Monmouth MARLBORO - Old Tennent Presby- Support Group will have an exercise to displayed because they won the area* Marlboro Municipal Complex, County will be represented. terian Church announces the program, music and rap session to share recovery contest and have been entered for the FRIDA Y Marlboro. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - The "On the Eve of Holy Week," a dramat- experiences at 3 p.m. in the Commons state contest. ^ MARLBORO - The Marlboro Senior PTO of the West Freehold and Barkelow ic portrayal of the events leading up to Building, lower level. Brookdale Com- Citizens sponsor bridge games 11:30 EATONTOWN - An art exhibition, Schools will sponsor a dinner and fash- Easter, with music and hymns, will take munity College. The support group is a.m. to 3 p.m. Fridays in the Annex, arranged by students of Woodmere ion show. "Swing Into Spring" at 7:45 THURSDAY Wyncrest Avenue and Route 520. Bring a Elementary School, will be at the Unit- p.m. at the Sheraton Gardens, West ENGLISHTOWN - The Sisterhood lunch. ed County Trust Bank nffirps *t Mon- Main Street. Modeling wjll be done by of Temple Shaari Emeth invites the FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - The mduth Mall today through Friday the school faculty, including principal public to hear Rabbi Philip Schechter first meeting of the Self-Help Group for OLD BRIDGE - Reservations are Judy Jolovick. ON THE AGENDA discuss and review current films includ- Parents of Children With Convulsive still available for the bus trip to the RUMSON — The political science ing "Sophie's Choice," "The Chosen," Disorders will be held from 7:30 to 9 Meadowlands March 26 to attend a per- club of .Rumson-Fair Haven Regional "The Verdict," and "The Winds of p.m in the,Wellness Center of Freehold Area Hospital. formance of the Mummers String High School has invited Ruth Sharon, a Today COLTS NECK PLANNING BOARD - War." Refreshments will be provided at Bands. The trip is sponsored by the lawyer from Israel, to speak at the Regular meeting, 8pm 12:30 p.m. and the program will start at Call the Wellness Center to register. Madison Seniors gf Old B ridge, school at 2:30p m FREEHOLD REGIONAL BOARD OF 1 p.m. gghyaittina 1« ayaltaMA. HMiiwuliiumi — n Liiutuel, LMl meet weekly in J-aiirp" ' I. ir,,n u I.™,,.; im»et»\ 35»*ct; EDUCATION — Regular meeting, 8 Tomorrow r-g^ COLTS NECK* Mssmcuth County Me/Us Entertain You," will be spon- buj will leave from the 7-11 store on of the social and political situation in p.m. Library System announces its Be- sored by the First Unitarian Church of Route 35, Cliffwood Beafch and from the Israel, including its relationship »ith MARLBORO ZONING BOARD OF AD- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP COMMIT- ginners Crochet Class, Part 2, starting Monmouth County at 8 p.m. today with Florence Voorhees as in- (