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GREATER RED BANK EATONTOWN Garden State stroll Reggie blasts away LONG BRANCH Nuclear freeze supporters Jackson's grand slam Today's Forecast: begin their six-day march. beats Yankees, 6-2. Rain, rain, more rain Page A4 Page B2 Complete weather on A2 The Daily Register VOL. 106 NO. 279 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER . . . SINCE 1878 TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1984 .25 CENTS Mondale asks end to ocean dumping, Hart apologizes BY MILTON A. SIMMS JR. LONG BRANCH - Yesterday's rain and chilly temperatures did not deter local Democrats from attending Walter F. Mondale's press conference at Seven Presi- dents Oceanfront Park and visit to Big Al's Restaurant at the Long Branch Pier. Meanwhile, Mondale's chief rival, Sen. Gary Hart, D-Colo., flew into New Jersey yesterday and immediately apologized for a re- mark he had made in California, which some have interpreted as a slur against the Garden State. Hart is also raising the specter of a convention floor fight over Mon- dale's backing by independent del- egate committees. During Mondale's press con- ference here, a crowd of approx- tofMw pkM k> Ian* ftn imately 100 applauded as he NOTHING BUT RAIN - Carol Lane, a ranger at yesterday. Except for fishermen, heavy daylong pledged to endorse efforts to ban Gateway National Recreation Area, Sandy Hook, offshore dumping, protect the New rain kept the beaches empty. Jersey Shore and reduce the does a little do-it-yourself weather forecasting amount of raw sewage released in Jersey waterways. "As president, I will work for a ban on ocean dumping of sludge and sewage," Mondale said. Memorial Day weather He said the sewage controversy was "not a fight between (New York-New Jersey) neighbors" and pledged to make "clean water and beaches a top priority." sunny for merchants Mondale later criticized the Re- agan AdminstraUon with "having BY RICK DILL turnout there was light, with ap- eat and play games at the indoor the lousiest environmental pro- proximately 26.000 weekend vis- archades. gram in history." The country The holiday weekend turned out itors, he said. If the weather had held, it would be a bust for sunbathers and a boon "needs a president who under- The holiday was a "washout" for have been a "banner" holiday. "We stands" environmental problems. to merchants as rain hit Monmouth Seven Presidents Park. Long almost had a home run," Reid County. He also lashed out at Hart for Branch, according to Donald Deu- quipped, "but the weather turned. backing the appointment of former This was the third wet Memorial char, principal ranger at the park. It was great anyway." Secretary of the Interior James Day weekend in a row (or the He estimated that approximately Memorial Day weekend is Watt and Reagan for allowing cuts traditional start of the summer 500 people walked through the park, usually an indicator of summer in the Environmental Protection tourist season. n.gl.l.f pMtc l.y Call Foflno but few stayed to sunbathe. business, Reid said. "It looks like Agency budget. SOGGY STROLL — Democratic Presidential cane! date Walter Beaches showed a distinct lack of "You can take Memorial Day it will be a good one." Mondale's pledge of an ultimate exposed flesh, but the holiday spirit and Labor Day and throw them into Mondale takes a soggy stroll yesterday on the !_ong Branch Bill Shiel, general manager of ban on ocean dumping would con- Boardwalk prior to speaking engagement at Seven President's Park was found in abundance at area the same category. They're not the Haunted Mansion Amusement stitute a temporary move to a stores and parades. really big days for the beach Pier in Long Branch, said dumping site 120 miles offshore. He Walking behind Mondale is Rep. James J. Howard, D-N.J. Because ocean temperatures are business," Deuchar said. boardwalk business was booming, also called for the development of his statement. and Long Branch Councilman still on the cold side, the beach is Despite the weather, amusement thanks in part to the late arrival of additional inland treatment sites. Prior to the address, several Frank Pallone Jr. "This is the usually not very busy on Memorial parks did very well. presidential hopeful Walter F Mon- When questioned about the prob- local Democratic officials com- largest democratic stronghold in Day, according to Ron Reichard, Al Reid, part owner of dale. ability of an increase in land-based mented on Mondale's county visit. Monmouth County. This I Mondale's chief ranger at Gateway National Keansburg Amusement Pier, esti- "The Haunted Mansion is our dumping sites, Mondale called for "I'm very happy to see him come visit) is no coincidence." Recreation Area, Sandy Hook. The mated that 40,000 people came to See Holiday, page At "research" in attempting to qualify to Long Branch," said State Sen. See Mondale, page A7 Unknown warrior buried in Arlington
WASHINGTON - A nameless honor America's war dead. funeral service began with the 350-pound stone monument in honor warrior's burial in Arlington Na- At least 305 deaths were reported National Anthem. of the "millions of people whose tional Cemetery set the tone for in traffic accidents by 11 p.m. EDT At the Nevada Test Site, where lives were sacrificed on the altar of Memorial Day throughout the na- Monday. The National Safety Coun- the earliest atomic bombs were the atomic age." The momnument tion, with President Reagan and cil had estimated that between 400 detonated as thousands of Ameri- was left on the test site, but red-ribboned veterans pleading for and 500 people might die on the can and Canadian soldiers watched, government officials warned it action to bring missing servicemen roads during the three-day week- a group of veterans now in their 50s would be moved. home from Southeast Asia. end. and 60s called for the end of nuclear In Chicago, where 26 of the Most veterans' groups in In Arlington National Cemetery, testing. nation's 2S4 living Medal of Honor Rochester, N.Y., boycotted their an unknown serviceman of the "It is too late for atomic vet- recipients had gathered for a cit£iJ4Kmrial Day parade yester- Vietnam War was committed to erans and for the first generation of dinner to benefit a program for «4bty rather than march with eternal rest, taking his place with genetically damaged children, but troubled former servicemen, five Women's Action for Peace. But in the unknown soldiers of three other it is not too late for you," said of the medal winners were on hand hundreds of cities and towns, wars. Anthony Guarisco, who watched Monday to dedicate a rose garden veterans dressed in tight-fitting Reagan called the unknown two open-air atomic tests in 1946. at Rosehill Cemetery and olive drab marched in step to high soldier "symbolic of all our missing Officials of Greenpeace, the en- Mausoleum. The garden was school bands and placed wreaths to sons" and 4,000 people stood as the vironmental activists, dedicated a See Unknown, page A2 Stinger missile rushed to Saudis WASHINGTON (AP) - The Plans called for deployment of following orders to stay 50 miles Middle East expert. Maj. Gen. Reagan administration is rushing the hand-held Stingers at the main within Saudi borders. The two Edward Tixier, was in Riyadh, the 400 Stinger anti-aircraft missiles Saudi oil depot of Ras Tanura, KC-lOs would supplement three Saudi capital, discussing the and two KC-10 tanker planes to about Gulf tankers and around KC-135 airborne tankers that refuel deployment of the U.S. planes. One bolster Saudi Arabian defenses royal palaces, U.S. officials said. the AWACS. option is to have American pilots against attacks on Persian Gulf oil One of the KC-lOs was already en A Pentagon official said over the fly the tankers, ensuring that the shipments, sources say. route to the Gulf while the other weekend that the Saudis plan to set United States has a tight rein on the Two hundred launchers fitted would follow later, the sources up an "air cap" in Gulf waters to operation. Another is to put the with short-range Stingers and 200 said. They said the planes, designed protect shipping. tankers under temporary control of replacement missiles were due to for midair refueling, will be used to The Defense Department's chief See Stinger, page AZ arrive in Saudi Arabia today, extend the flying time of the F-lSs, administration sources confirmed enabling them to patrol waters last night on the condition that they where shipping has been threatened would not be identified. in a spillover of the Iran-Iraq War. Tuesday Official announcement of the The F-ISs were sold to the Saudis emergency shipment by the White with small fuel tanks to reduce lnd#X House was expected today, the People A2 their range and, thus, their value Obituaries A7 sources said. for ah attack on Israel, whose Advice B7 Opinion A6 The Stingers have a range of Capitol Hill supporters almost Arts A8 Sports B2 three miles and could be used by blocked the sale under the Jimmy Business A5 Television A8 NOT FOMOTTEN — Scott Parker, 4, of Shrewsbury, peers at the Saudis against low-flying attack Carter administration. planes. They already are armed Classilied B9 Your Town B1 the tombstone of Revolutionary War patriot Joseph Dennis in the The KC-lOs, flown by American Comics :. B5 Lottery with 62 US-built F-15 jet fighters, pilots, also would be used to extend Christ Church cemetery prior to Memorial Day services yesterday Lifestyle B6 Winning numbers in the New Jer- but the missiles can swiftly hit back the range of four U.S.-crewed at Patriots Isle. Movies A8 sey lottery appear on page A7. at raiding aircraft while the planes AWACS radar planes that can require time to scramble. monitor much of the Gulf while A2 The Daily Register TUESDAY, MAY 29. 1984 Unknown solider burted temperature Sunday was 71 In Jackson, Miss., a service was PEOPLE planted with 150 rote bushes in degrees, about one degree wanner held at the Mississippi War Mem- memory of all veterans. than the air, said lifeguard Lt. Ron orial Building's Tomb of the Un- In Des Moines, about 1,509 people Johnson. known Soldier, with special gathered on the south lawn of the In overcast Washington, DC, as emphasis on those who died in 'Second life' Statehouse for the dedication of a the horse-drawn caisson drew the Vietnam. black granite memorial to the 855 sUver casket from the Capitol to And in Nebraska, about 200 Iowans killed or mining in action Arlington National Cemetery, vet- people gathering on a cool, cloudy in the Vietnam War. erans in fatigues had stood at the morning at Wyuka Cemetery heard for Marceau "We honor them today, and it's Vietnam memorial to salute the Gov. Bob Kerrey, who won the long overdue," said former Gov. nameless warrior, the only ser- Medal of Honor in Vietnam, say CINCINNATI (AP) - Marcel Marceau, the Robert Ray. viceman not identified among the Memorial Day "for me always is renowned mime, calls painting his "second life." And in West Virginia, Gary Hart, 58,012 Americans who died during principally a private day. A day Marceau, 61, visited an art gallery in this Ohio one of the candidates for the the Southeast Asian war. when I stop doing the things I'm River city Sunday to exhibit 15 of his original Democratic presidential nomi- Reagan said: "Today, a united doing for the moment and try to lithographs. He also signed autographs and discussed nation, said: "We must never again people call upon Hanoi with one remember." his painting. send our sons and our young people voice — heal the sorest wound of In Rochester, N.Y., nearly 900 "The reason I came to Cincinnati was to bring, into war without first-adequately this conflict; return our sons to people ranging from Vietnam vet- through this exhibition, an acquaintance to the public defining our purpose and policy in America, end the grief of those erans in camouflage to Wood- that Marcel Marceau is not only the foremost mime committing combat troops." who are innocent and undeserving workers for Peace marched in the world, but also a painter," he said. "I show Like many of the observances in of any retribution." silently through a cold drizzle in a in the theater the essence of those visions, but the eastern part of the nation replacement for the city's canceled through the invisible. But here, I show the visible. His theme theme was echoed by Monday, the Memorial Day parade James Cava, who lost his left arm Memorial Day parade. "And also I have the gift of painting, and painting Hart attended in Grafton, W.Va., in Vietnam while serving with the Veterans' organizations had is my second life." was soaked by rain. But In Cali- Marines. At a Memorial Day called off the traditional parade He started painting at age 7. As a teen-ager, he fornia, where the temperature hit gathering at the Soldiers and rather than allow the "cancer" of considered mime his hobby and painting his career, record highs on Sunday, people did Sailors Monument in New York peace groups to march with them. but he has since switched priorities. Marlo Savio Marcel Marceau what they traditionally do on the City, Cava said: The silent parade was organized long Memorial Day weekend: They Jean J. Steichen, president of the Art 21 gallery, "Fellow Americans, President by Rochester Women's Action for brought Marceau to the gallery. tains says she hopes other women will see the feat barbecued meat and they baked Peace and included such units as themselves on the beaches. Reagan, leaders of our great na- "I am a great fan of Marcel Marceau as a mime," as a challenge. tion, I appeal to you as part of one Brownie Troop 699, Jews for Nu- said Steichen, a native of Luxembourg whose wife Bobbie Paul, who with Jane Arneson made the 120- The mercury hit S3 degrees great nation under God, to gain the clear Disarmament, Zen Center, is from France. "About two years ago in France, I mile flight Sunday in a hot air balloon, said the flight Sunday in San Francisco, easily release of our brothers now! — Gray Panthers and Lawyers' Al- saw a television show and discovered he also was a might make other women take notice. surpassing the 85-degree record for liance for Nuclear Arms Control. painter." Whatever the price! - Let it be "I've raised my children and everything ... and I the date set in 19J3, and in done!" About 50 members of Vietnam Savio finally geti a degree feel other women should go ahead and take on Sacramento it was a blistering 104 His uniform was decorated with Veterans of America marched challenges and just don't watch the guys do it," Ms. degrees, the hottest May day ever a red ribbon - symbol of the about 100 yards behind the other SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Almost 20 years after Paul said. recorded in the state capital. campaign for America's prisoners units, forming the only veterans' gaining national attention by leading University of Ms. Paul, 39, is co-owner of a Bellevue balloon- At Newport Beach in California's of war and missing in action in group in the parade. California student protests, Mario Savio has received chartering service and has been flying balloons Orange County, the water Southeast Asia. a university degree. commercially for five years. Ms. Arneson, 29, an Savio. 40, graduated with highest honors from San avid skydiver, took up ballooning only a year ago. Francisco State University on Saturday. "We're a little tired, a little dehydrated, but The gray-haired Savio wore a cap and gown as ecstatic," said Ms. Arneson, a sales representative Holiday boon to merchants received his bachelor of science degree and was for the Zellerbach Paper Co. admitted to the honor society Phi Beta Kappa. It was believed to be the first time women have merchants) when I walked through and sloppy, Haight said, but all the (conlinued) In fall 1964, Savio negotiated a pact between piloted a hot-air balloon across Washington's the mall, especially at the res- races were run. Berkeley students and university officials that ended Cascades, and only the second time the feat has been State police officials at the barometer of how the rest of the taurants," he said. a 30-hour standoff in which more than 3,000 students accomplished by either sex. Monmouth Park Racetrack, Holmdel barracks said northbound trapped a police car. pier is doing," Shiel said, "and the The 120-mile trip took four hours and 49 minutes, Oceanport, reported a Memorial traffic on the Garden State Mansion just blossomed this week- The non-violent protest began Berkeley's Free the balloonists said. Three chase planes followed the Day attendance of 18,083, compared Parkway yesterday was bumper to end." Speech Movement, and initiated student rights of balloon, named "the Titan" for the Titan Construc- to last year's 20,000. bumper from Toms River to Eaton- He estimated 40,000 people came distributing leaflets, recruiting volunteers and taking tion Co.. which sponsored the flight. "We're happy we got as many as town, and very heavy north of Exit donations. to the pier, almost double last "There was no turbulence and it was a real smooth we did, considering the weather," 105. year's holiday weekend turnout. Savio had been a philosophy major at Berkeley but flight," said Ms. Arneson. "Our highest altitude was said Ray Haight, public relations They reported a total of 17 It was a sunny day for Monmouth never graduated. about 15,050 (feet) and we pretty much averaged director. accidents on the parkway as of Mall merchants, according to Gen- about 14.400 feet." The track condition was foggy midnight Sunday night. Woman finds a new challenge Two men made the first hot air balloon trip over eral Manager Richard Weisman. "Memorial Day is usually good BKLLEVUE, Wash (AP) - The pilot of the first Washington's Cascades three years ago — Scott Gardiner and Bill Karras. for us if there is inclement all-woman balloon flight across the Cascade Moun- weather. And it was a very, very Christmas comes in May busy day for us," he said. FLEMINGTON, W.Va. (AP) - any plans to celebrate her Weisman said 30,000 to 50,000 A West Virginia woman says her fortune. people visited the mall yesterday. Memorial Day holiday was "more "We've got a lot of bills to pay. Hondurans join maneuvers The 7,300-car parking lot was full to like Christmas" after she learned Would that be considered cel- capacity and each parking space she'd won $1.6 million in ebrating? I have two daughters who was refilled several times, he said. have a lot of payments, and we'll TEGUCIGALPA. Honduras (AP) - For the first Honduras on Monday One group went to Cucuyagua, Maryland's Lotto game. about 25 miles from El Salvador, and the other to A mallwide holiday sale also helped Aside from a trip to Florida, help them with those. Also I don't time. Salvadoran soldiers have joined U.S. and attract customers. have a car right now, so I might buy Honduran troops in war games intended to increase Jamastran. about 20 miles from Nicaragua, according Shirley Ware of Flemington said "I heard no complaints (from a car. I'm really not thinking well." pressure on leftist forces in both El Salvador and to military sources who asked not to be identified for yesterday that she had not made Nicaragua. security reasons Stinger Leftist rebels in El Salvador, in a broadcast on their Also participating are 1.800 Honduran soldiers and clandestine radio station, claimed the maneuvers are 1.000 U.S. troops. (continued) being synchronized with Salvadoran army plans to A U.S. official, who asked not to be identified, said the Saudis. launch a major attack on guerrilla positions in northeast the exercises are designed to exert "psychological Administration El Salvador near the border with Honduras. pressure" on Nicaragua's leftist government to reduce said last night that the two A contingent of 1.300 Salvadoran troops was flown to its military ties with Cuba and the Soviet Union and stop KClOs would also be used alleged smuggling of weapons to Salvadoran rebels. to help extend the range of Leftist rebels have been fighting a guerrilla war for four US-manned AWACS 4'2 years against the U.S-backed government in El radar planes based in Saudi DeanWitter THE WEATHER Salvador. Arabia. 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It offers potential boycott - that its athletes wouldn't '!/?,' tryin« *• Puy P°liUc» "«•> Olympians exposure to the most be safe — was "absolutely false and . ?'J™?101' " ny">i ««> Colorado modern concepts in athletic train- we've been able to prove It." to vult the U.4 Olympic training ing, as well as a sophisticated Reagan said he would not per- center and giie a pep talk to sports medicine evaluation. sonally intervene to get the Soviets American athlete, hoping to com- Reagan planned to test himself to change their mind. "I don't think pete in the Los Angeles Games. on a computerized strength there's any action that I could take The president planned to make a measurement machine, watch an that would be prudent," he said. brief visit to the 34-acre training athlete on a treadmill and see an After delivering the commence- facility in Colorado Springs today exhibition by candidates for the ment address tomorrow, Reagan is before addressing a gathering of U.S. Olympic boxing team and the to present the Medal of Honor to Reagan-Bush campaign supporters U.S. Olympic girls basketball William J. Crawford for valor Tomorrow, Reagan wUI deliver the team. during World War II in Italy. commencement address at the U S Reagan, who will preside at the Crawford was a prisoner of war Air Force Academy. opening of the contests, has de- when he was awarded the medal, The training center, sponsored nounced the Soviet boycott. The and it was accepted at the time by by the U.S. Olympic Committee, is president said earlier this month his father. Vigilante killer hunted NEW YORK (AP) - Beefed-up police patrols "I don't wish to be looked on as an insane person who searched Harlen yesterday for a vigilante killer who is going around killing indiscriminately," the caller said he stabbed two men in the back to force the police said. Pipe bomb commissioner to make a statement against drug "The guy who called (television reporter David) Diaz trafficking. is possibly the same guy because he knew details (of One of the vctims was killed In a park said to be This is a closeup of a six-inch pipe bomb that bomb and a note found with it are similar to the stabbings) that were not made public," said a police was found along a railroad tracks Sunday by six other bombs over the weekewnd in La frequented by drug dealers, and the attacker "apparent- spokesman, Officer Robert Fitzpatrick. ly thinks he is doing a service to someone by stabbing police In Stlllwater, Minn. Police said the Crosse, WIs. Sweeney said police planned to talk to Fred Jones, people who are involved with drugs," Police Chief 41, who was stabbed in the back with an 8-inch carving Richard Nicastro said. knife at about 11:25 a.m. Sunday. He was in serious but The victims had no definite links to drugs, however. The assailant had threatened to strike again if stable condition Monday at St. Luke's Hospital, said Commissioner Benjamin Ward did not act, and the man spokeswoman Sandra Shohen. apparently was appeased when Ward issued a nine- At 11:90 a.m. Sunday, police said, they found a man Las Vegas man charged paragraph statement detailing his drug-fighting efforts. tentatively identified as James Griffin, 32, of the Bronx, Ward also offered to meet with the man. dead of a stab wound in the back in Marcus Garvey No other stabbings were reported by last night. Sgt. Park, said to be frequented by drug dealers and users. Peter Sweeney, a police spokesman, said uniformed and A police source who asked not to be identified said plainclothes officers were on the street In force. the two men who were stabbed were suspected of being with making bomb threat Meanwhile, WNBC-TV said it received a telephone involved with drugs. Asked about that at a news call yesterday from a man claiming to be the killer, and conference, Nicastro said, "We don't know." He did say LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) - A "It rocked us pretty good," that kind of activity." the station broadcast a tape with his voice on it. the assailant apparently thought the men were involved. man was arrested yesterday for striking hotel worker Pat Turner Kist said "slight progress" was investigation of making a bomb said. made in weekend negotiations. threat, and police announced a Desert Inn president Burton Two other unions representing $2,000 reward for Information lead- Cohen came out to the scene in the culinary workers and bartenders ing to convictions in Memorial Day hotel's north parking lot and asked have ratified a contract with 11 of NATION weekend explosions in this gaming if anyone was hurt, the picket said. the remaining struck hotels but capital as a bitter hotel strike Metro police Lt. Barbara Connett have vowed not to go back to work began its ninth week. have made pilgrimages to the Henry Fairchild Tropical said yesterday that 17 people were at six of them until contracts are Michael Hightower. 34, allegedly World's Fair aide fire Gardens to see the tree. arrested at several hotels in strike- signed with striking stagehands and posed as an investigator and later related incidents Sunday after 19 musicians: NEW ORLBANS (AP) - The vice president of The talipot's glory, however, is the beginning of the threatened to bomb the Tropicana arrests Saturday. marketing for the 1984 world's fair was fired the same end. After the tiny blossoms fall to the ground, millions Hotel, said police Officer Brent day that ticket prices were slashed to stimulate of small, olive-shaped seeds will form, experts say. Cooper. Cooper would not provide Police spokesman Frank Gerst attendance, a spokeswoman confirmed yesterday. They will add a ton of weight to the talipot, whose further details of the arrest. said there was nothing specifically The Daily Register World's Fait spokeswoman Jeanne Nathan refused scientific name is corypha umbraculifera. And within But he said no explosive device to link the Tropicana bomb to the yesterday to explain why Jeff Stack was fired. She said a year, park horticulturists say, it more than likely will was found yesterday at the strike, which has involved culinary (USPS-145-4401 she would not comment further until a news release crack from the weight and fall. Even if it doesn't fall, Tropicana, where a bomb exploded workers, bartenders, stagehands Published Oa
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Nuclear freeze supporters rally 4th district race tough -That's going to be a tough fight I guess Iff the one that gat away,1 uid Democrats voting in New Jerseys Kate Utvack, executive director of the June 5 primary will nominate candidates Democratic State CommJUae. "Thait one in 14 congressional districts, and the was supposed to be a Democratic district at start of walk across Jersey hardest fought race is being waged in the and didn't turn out that way." 4th District in the Trenton area. BY NICHOLAS G. KATSARELAS In the newly drawn district- made up Bridge to the Benjamin Franklin Bridge in The march U an activity of Freeze Voter James C. Hedden, a former Mercer of most of Mercer Ctanty, parts of FORT LEE (API- About 80 nuclear freeze Camden, which has been closed to large 'M, the freeze campaign's political action County freeholder, and Jeffrey Laurenti, Burlington, Middlesex, Honmouth coun- supporters and a handful of detractors trucks because it is in need of repairs and committee. Immerso said that since March, former executive director of the state ties and Jackson in Ocean County - links that city with Philadelphia across the volunteers have visited about 10,000 homes Senate, are bidding to run against gathered at a Memorial Day rally here Delaware River, organizers said. Democrats only have a slight edge. yesterday at the outset of a six-day walk throughout New Jersey where about 10,000 Republican incumbent Christopher H. Forty percent of the voter* are new to Clad in raincoats and hovering under people have signed cards pledging to vote in Smith in November. across New Jersey to call for an end to the umbrellas, marchers headed in the rain for the district. arms race and register residents to vote. their first top in Paterson, holding signs that November for candidates who support a Janet Sare, 48, of Trenton, is also First woman commander "We hope to register hundreds and said, "More Weapons. Less Security" and nuclear freeze. running as a Democrat in the 4th thousands of New Jersey voters, said the Democratic presidential candidate Walter District She is a backer of of Lyndon "Domestic Spending Creates More Jobs." LaRoucbe, the head of the conservative CAPE MAY - The VS. Coast Guard Rev. Robert Moore, co-chairman of the New The march will include stops in Nutley, F. Mondale addressed the rally and quoted has named the first woman commander Jersey Campaign for a Nuclear Weapons former President Dwight D. Elsenhower. National Democratic Policy Committee Freeze. "It's a process of empowerment. Bellevile, Newark, Plainfield, Highland Park, who is running for president. of an on-shore unit to head a station of New Brunswick, Princeton and Trenton Supporters of LaRoucbe are seeking 40 men and women here, officials have "We want to give people the power to before arriving Saturday in Camden, or- "People are going to do more to propose announced. actually vote in the candidates who are going peace than their governments," be laid, Democratic congressional nominations ganizers said. in 12 other districts, forcing primary Lt. Sally Brice-OHam, a native of to implement the policies they support." he In the communities along the trail local quoting Eisenhower. "Indeed, I think people Annapolis, Md., assume! her duties at added want peace so much that one of these days contests against Democratic incumbents freeze activists will staff voter registration or candidates endorsed by the regular the Coast Guard Traininj Center on May The march will include about 25 to SO people tables, said Michael Immerso, the march government better get out their way and let 25 after serving in Connecticut and from this point near the George Washington them have it." party organization. coordinator Party officials say the 4th District Florida, officials said. Sky diver identified; probe continues „•••••••••••••••••••••••••, LAKEHURST (APi - U.S. Navy officials military equipment, he said. Officials said jumps as a sports parachutist and obtained a yesterday identified the skydiver who was Hutehinson never deployed h'ls reserve para- U.S. Parachute Association Class D license, killed before thousands of spectators at an air chute which is considered an expert license. show when his parachute failed to open and "The only thing we can tell right now is that "Because of the level of proficiency, said their investigation into the cause of the the second shoot did not deploy," Huebler expertise that he achieved, the Navy was ICCMING) accident would take several days. said allowing him to do what we call conversion Guided Missile Technician First Class Grand said Hutehinson was one of four rate training," Grand said. Hutehinson was in Daniel Louis Hutehinson. 29, of Pahrump. members of a private parachuting club who the eighth week of a 12-week training program Nev , was killed Sunday when he fell in a jumped together from a plane at 7.500 feet, to convert his rate from guided missile horizontal position at a speed of about 180 mph joined hands then separated to open their technician to air crew survival equipment | SCCN j onto a paved surface, officials said. parachutes. man, he said. He landed behind a building about a half Tim McCarthy of Manahawkin. who had He had only recently joined the NAEC Lakehurst Sports Parachute Club of Navy and •••••••••••••••••••••••••* mile from the crowd of more than 60,000 brought his son to the show, said he realized attending Air Expo 84 at the Naval Engineer- what was happening when he saw Hutehinson Marine members, officials said. Last week ing Center in this Ocean County community. falling far more quickly than the other three Hutehinson replaced another serviceman who Nick Grand, a civilian public affairs divers, but many members of the crowd was supposed to perform Sunday but was * VICOA * officer, said Hutehinson was married and had appeared not to. '. called away due to military duties, Huebler three daughters His family was en route to "There were some faces in the crowd that said. Hutehinson s new post from the West Coast, realized what happened and they were He said the team used an 18-pound FACTORY WAREHOUSE when the accident occurred, he said. ' aghast." he said. parachute developed within the past eight Naval Chief Journalist Craig Huebler said Hutehinson joined the Navy on Sept. 15,1975 years that has helped increase the sport's WALLCOVERING SALE! officials were examining the main parachute, and came to Lakehurst April 7 following popularity considerably. lines and rigging Hutehinson carried. The service in Scotland. Grand said. He said ' "They can act just like an airplane with this parachute was a lightweight type and not Hutehinson had completed more than 560 type of parachute," he said. TO'BE HELD AT OUR EATONTOWN FACTORY State TV coverage sparse, report finds SALE DATES: Frl. June 1 Sat. June 2 Sun. JUM 3 Mon. Jun* 4 MAHWAH (APi - The coverage of New percent of their new programs on New Jersey the fragmentation of New Jersey," the report 11-9 9-5 10-4 9-5 Jesey by New York television stations still is news, according to the study conducted by continued. "Many residents of New Jersey sparse and not as good as that provided by Roger N. Johnson, a professor of psychology. are better informed about politics and public WATCH FOR OUR ADS ANNOUNCING Philadelphia stations, but the state's only WOR-TV. Channel 9. devoted 17 percent of affairs in New York and in Pennsylvania than REAT MONEY SAVING EVENT! commercial VHF station WOR-TV, continues the News at Noon broadcasts monitored to they are in their own state." THIS 01 to increase the amount of news time devoted state news, an improvement over 8 percent in to the Garden State, a report says. 1982 and 14 percent last year, the report said New Jersey Nightly News, aired by public television station WNET, Channel 13, > The Center for Public Policy Research at "For New Jersey, the televison thrust upon Ramapo College said in a report issued last it is something of a mixed blessing," the provided the most coverage — about 54 week that five New York stations monitored report said. "Seven powerful VHF stations in percent of its broadcasts — of any station 1£\ 611 Industrial Way West for two weeks devoted an average of (inly 2.2 New York saturate the northern part of the within reach of New Jersey viewers, the /t/ip Jly Eatontown, N.J. 544-9494 percent of their news broadcasts to New state with New York-oriented news while report said. vflbl Jersey events three commercial stations in Philadelphia WOR-TV operates from a studio in 9& c The three Philadelphia stations monitored dominated southern New Jersey. Secaucus. but has not yet moved its offices \ for two months spent an average of 6 2 "The net result has been a continuation of from New York City. Math fears "Our Equity Line of Credit is the allayed NEWAHK (API - answer to all your credit needs!" 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By SYLVIA PORTER Also, state law governs the distribution of property yours alone: a checking account from which you pay At a small gathering of Intelligent and informed in the absence of a will and it is rare for a state to your personal bills; a savings account that you use only women recently, the subject of planning estates came provide for your property to go to the people you wish. for emergency purposes, or perhaps a money market up. Casually, I asked whether all were keeping their If you are married, you should discuss your will with fund. If your financial position justifies maintaining a wills up to date (my lawyer just pulled me to his office your husband and he should discuss his will with you. separate securities account, this also is desirable. for the purpose). To my astonishment, only one of the In an ideal case, you should go together to your family Many families, though, find that a joint bank account women had ever made a will! Among that unques- SYLVIA lawyer to prepare your wills. If your husband consults is the most satisfactory way to maintain their family tionably superior group, the indifference to the adverse PORTER a lawyer about a will, you should be at the meeting. cash. In fact, many of you believe everything should be implications of being without a will left me speechless. Always go to a lawyer to prepare a will. The odds owned jointly - including your home and securities. Even after I had sputtered my warnings, I had a feeling against your properly preparing one yourself are Joint ownership may or may not be advisable. If all your most of the women didn't really care. astronomical and the costs of litigation if you make a cash is in joint ownership, substantial complications can You must care. You must make a will. Every woman mistake will necessarily be many times greater than the arise on the death of your spouse. should have her own will, whether her assets are large fee a lawyer will charge for preparing a proper will. As an alternative, you might consider establishing or small, whether she is single, married, divorced or If you have any doubts, ask the lawyer in advance what separate accounts, with each of you giving the other separated; whether she has children, parents, other fessionals, take the initiative to consult a lawyer. (All the fee will be. spouse power of attorney. dependents or, no dependents at all. Despite your of this makes me shudder This in 1984 ) Another point that came up at that dreadfully • This gives both of you the power to withdraw funds increasing sophistication in many areas of finance, If you consider the costs to your heirs of not having revealing gathering of women was how to handle your from both accounts, Lowin points out. so that you have millions of you remain careless about this vital a will, you will realize how significant this failure can cash - and here, I want to emphasize that there is no the equivalent of joint accounts for most purposes, but protection. be, stresses Jeffrey A. Lowin of the New York- more important principle of financial management than you do not have joint ownership. Each bank maintains In many families, only the husband has a will, or the headquartered law firm of Guggenheimer & Un- having a certain amount of money under your personal its own forms of powers of attorney for this purpose wife allows her husband's lawyer to prepare little more termyer. The additional court fees, lawyers' fees and control. This, Lowin adds, makes sure you have ready You've merely begun to plan if you follow the above than a carbon copy of his will for her without any time wasted add up rapidly -- dwarfing the few minutes access to cash in the event of an emergency. At the very advice. Check out a good lawyer, and willingly spend personal consultation. Few women, including pro- and few dollars involved in making a will. least, this means maintaining one bank account that is the few dollars to get hisher help. Job search costs may be deductible on your federal tax return
By ANDREW LECKEY hunting expenses. They are: securing a position as law school lecturer are tax today. Q. In an attempt to change careen, I have been doing - When you change careers, you can't take job-search deductible since you are still employed in the same Q. I own shares in U.S. Steel Corp. What are the some very expensive job hunting. I have traveled to related deductions. field. chances of this stock reaching $35 this year? several different cities and have sent out many - If you are looking for your first position, your Q Last summer I was advised by my broker to invest resumes. Will I be able to deduct these expenses on my expenses are non-deductible. In Keystone S4 Growth Fund. Since I bought these A. Chances are pretty good that U.S. Steel (trading tax return even If I don't get the type of job I'm looking - When substantial time has passed since you last shares, the price has dropped. Do you feel this stock at around $27, NYSE) could reach or exceed $35 per for by the end of the year? held a regular job, you can't get a tax benefit from your is worth holding on to, or should I sell now? share this year if the market turns around. A. Maybe. The general rule is all expenditures related employment search. A. You should probably hold on to your shares. This Even if it does not reach this target in 1984, you should to a job search are tax deductible, even If the search Whether your situation is limited by any of these fund invests in more speculative issues than the average hold on to your shares to reap the benefits of increased is unsuccessful. restrictions is a question of "facts and circumstances." growth fund, and therefore is more volatile Over the efficiency and a return to profitability in the years However, according to the IRS, there are three If, for example, you are a practicing attorney, you could past few years, this fund has performed well. A $10,000 ahead, says Richard Wholey of the Chicago-based restrictions on who may claim deductions for job- probably successfully argue that expenses occurred in investment made in early 1979 would be worth $24,000 Wayne Hummer & Co. brokerage house. #•••••••••
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WASHINGTON - This nation's most terrorist activity in the Chicago area. Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register wanted terrorist, William "No Hands" There was also some FALN literature A Capital Cities Communications Inc. Newspaper Morales, is directing a guerrilla war In the envelope, portraying Morales as a against the United States from a Mexican •political prisoner." He said all FALN JAMES E McKEARNEV. JR. prison cell. Intelligence sources believe members take an oath that, if Imprisoned, President and Publiiher his main target will be the Summer they will declare themselves political Olympic Games in Los Angeles. JACK prisoners This mean; Ihey can't request Arthur Z. Kamln Herbert H. Thorpe. Jr. Charles C. Triblehorn My associate Jon Lee Anderson recently parole, which would imply that their EdICor AtmUM Edllor Smutat E*ttr spent a day with Morales in the "maxi- ANDERSON: crimes were non-political Runell Rauch Jane Foderaro Doris Kulmwi mum security, highly dangerous wing" of Morales talked about his escape from NfcM Edllor CUf Edllor Edllonol Pa* Cdiur the Mexican prison Reclusorio Norte. U.S. custody and his subsequent capture in Thonus C. Donahue Kevin J. McCourt Michael J. PeUcfrino Morales is a deceptively relaxed, soft- Mexico. He was approached, he said, by Dlmur °t UariuUnt Circulation Director CoalnWr spoken man — congenial in repose, intense the U.S. Embassy. "Can you believe," he and AdV€ flume when animated — who can routinely give demanded, "they asked to see me when 1 Frank J. Allocca orders for shootings and bombings. He ProdacMM Mamocr first got here and offered to help me?" He learned his combat tactics on the streets warnings that the FALN has set up mobile was incredulous. "I told them to go —!" A6 TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1984 of East Harlem where he grew up; he camps just across the Mexican border to He ended with an expletive that he had picked up his politics from the radical train terrorists for attacks on the Los picked up in East Harlem. 4 movements of the 1960s Now 34, he has Angeles Olympics and that Morales may This led to talk about the possibility that 'Look out for subversives developed a smoldering hostility toward be delivered into the custody of leftist the Mexicans might free him and that U.S. the society that spawned him, an animus authorities in the Tijuana area. This would agents might come gunning for him. so deep that he is willing to sacrifice his put him as close to Lot Angeles as he could Morales' swarthy, twisted face darkened. life in a futile struggle against the U.S. get and still be in Mexico power structure. "They know what they'll get In return if Morales has been locked up for killing they do anything to me," he said tersely. Morales is startling to look at. His chin a Mexican policeman in a gun battle; The FALN has elaborate contingency and mouth were disfigured by a bomb that other charges could keep him behind bars plans for reprisals against U.S. targets, he vW/ blew up in his face six years ago. The the rest of his life. Yet he seemed said, if he should be harmed. same accident left him with two stumps x\ confident that he would get out. He hinted Morales was at ease with other pris- for arms, each with a single, grotesque to my reporter Jon Lee Anderson that a finger where a hand should be. oners. Yet he kept aloof as befitted a political deal might be in the work*. political prisoner. One inmate came up The terrorist leader talked incessantly Anderson is the first reporter whom the and referred to Morales admiringly as "a about "imperalist domination" by the FALN has cleared to meet Morales. The cop killer." Morales shook off the compli- Western world. Yet his language was screening process was elaborate, begin- ment; he regarded the fallen policeman as more street talk than Marxist dialectic. ning with a contact on the US -Mexican a battle casualty. He left no doubt that he was more border. Anderson had to make two trips interested in action than theory. When the inmate moved on, Morales to Mexico City where he was put in touch remarkd: "These guys are really some- Police reports confirm that Morales has with a Trotskyite politician. Next he was managed to find plenty of action. As a thing. This guy likes to kill people." His cleared by a left-wing activist who once tone was disapproving, as if this were leader of the Puerto Rican radical group ran for president of Mexico. Finally, known as FALN. he has been involved in something he'd never do. Anderson was taken to the prison by a Footnote: Morales made it clear that shootouts and bombings. He made a woman who is one of Morales' lawyers. daring escape in 1979 from a fourth-floor his agreement to see my reporter did not window of a New York prison hospital. Morales treated her in a manner that mean he liked my column. He denounced The FBI has warned any agents who may conveyed his authority. She handed him a as "a lie" a column that he said had come encounter him: "Morales should be con- manila envelope, and he ripped it open from an FBI undercovemnan. He spat out sidered armed, dangerous and an escape with the lone finger on one of his stumps. the name of the alleged FBI informant, risk.- It contained a letter from his wife, who is made a disparaging crack about him and In an earlier report, I cited intelligence serving a 75-year prison sentence for scowled a dark, revolutionary scowl Keep watch over watchdogs
WASHINGTON - The tale as told by 5-3 In precisely the opposite direction. In Juvenal, as I recall, had to do with a that case an Indiana judge. Harold D. jealous husband who placed guards over Stump, had authorised a tubs! ligation for his wife. Then he began to worry about the a "somewhat retarded" lS-year-oM. The guards: "Sed quis cuatodiet ipsos operation was performed without her custodes?" But who will watch over the knowledge (she thought she was having an watchdogs? Legislators., judges and jeal- JAMES appendectomy). Two yean later the girl ous husbands have been worrying over KILPATRICK married and discovered what had been that question for centuries. On May 14, In done to her. She sued the judge for a case of major importance, the U.S. damages, but the Supreme Court found Supreme Court worried the question half him Immune from liability for his action. to death. There is much to be said for Justice This was a regrettable case, and it Is Powells dissenting view in the matter of likely to have regrettable consequences. Magistrate Pulliam. Beyond doubt, judges This was the issue: Can a judge be sued for 14 days. She fixed Nicholson's bail at must be guaranteed a certain immunity successfully for violating the civil rights 130 on each of several charges; when be from damages resulting from judicial of a person aggrieved by some action the too could not make ball, she put him in the actions taken In all good faith. Trial judge has taken? In the case at bar, the county lockup tor two to six days. judges will err — of course they will err Supreme Court said yes. After their release, the two defendants - and they must be protected against
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ALL MY CHILDREN: trouble, Sandy feels Mac CAPITOL: Trey refuses Mike insists that Jodie and she has blood clot. Warren David are together, Dorian tion for "Rock Fever" a der. Jill climbs it. falls off Learning Adam has and Jamie only attempting to tell Myrna or Sloane site Preacher spend night in resigns as hospital admin- goes to David's apartment. disaster and later she's and in hospital is unhappy cheated him. Palmer tells to reconcile so that he'll of the honeymoon. Julie jail for breaking and enter- istrator and becomes head She gets out of her wheel- stunned when Johnny of- to learn she has not lost her Phoebe Adam plans to use help them fix failing maga- tells Sloane Trey never lets ing. Raven tells Sky she's of Spaulding Enterprises. chair and sees the two of fers her support and com- baby. Victor tells Nikki of land she sold him for zine. Tests show Peter's anyone see how tender he pregnant. Geraldine warns Warren believes Maureen them together, but they fort. Roger hides behind his life in Buffalo or- gambling mall. Palmer seasick pills were ex- is inside. Thomas informs Logan to stay away from should be made hospital don't see her. Dorian gets scaffolding and hears Mag- phanage. Nikki hires Paul then talks about Adam's changed for medication Kelly Hal may be in hospi- Alicia. Sky gives Logan adminstrator. Fletcher de- Laurel to agree to testify gie and Frank admit they and Andy to investigate gambling mall plans on that slowed down his heart- tal for a long time. Kelly two weeks to get formula cides to stay in town to that David pushed her still care for each other. orphanage for clue to whereabouts of Victor's television. Joanna insists beat. Donna finds 1.0 U. decides she and Scotty or he'll pull out of deal. write book about Jim and down the stairs. Dorian He then pushes the scaf- parents. Day before Andy Adam return to Pine Val- from David addressed to should move into their own Calvin turns in gun and Hilary. Jim. Hilary and then tells Jenny if David folding onto them. ley due to problem in west Cecille. Although Carl's Washington apartment In badge and says he's going Fletcher are invited to San marries her she'll make is to go to Buffalo. Jack wing An angry Erica re- father committed suicide. retaliation for Trey break- to protect his life and the Rios for celebration in sure he's arrested. Bo finds SEARCH FOR TOMOR- invites Diane on trip to St. mains in New York. In Carl still blames Mac for ing into his office. Zed town without being on their honor. Jim wins hidden ledger books at ROW: Warren punched out Tropez. Tracy admits to Pine Valley. Adam learns his father's death. breaks into Trey's office, police force. Derek thinks Nobel Prize for saving the factory. Ed tells Rate he by Cagney when he tries to Amy she wishes she'd Ross took care of the AS THE WORLD waits for Trey and gives Calvin needs psychiatric world from the dreaming cannot let Samantha know comfort Suzi at the hospi- waited to have sex with problem and warns Joanna TURNS: Lucinda tells him photo of Kelly. Zed care. death. Lujack tells Beth he he's a double agent. Seeing tal. Cagney told Suzi's baby Tim but was afraid of to stop interfering in his John she loves him. Medi- tells Maggie to bear with GENERAL HOSPITAL: loves.her, Philip considers Rafe with Anthony. needs blood transfusion losing him. Tracy furious marriage. Mike and Erica cal board decides to re- leaving Mindy now that Samantha ends their rela- from the real father or the when she sees Lauren leav- deny feelings for one him: soon he'll be her old Putnam saves Celia's life instate Jeff, but he's not school pal Jimmy by getting her off boat she's had miscarriage, but tionship. Marco and Maxi baby will die. Travis ing Tims office. Tracy another. Hilary appalled certain he wants to return. Mindy refuses to let go. get marriage license and tells Lauren to back off when Dotty tells about Desmond and things will be before it explodes. Celia prepares to deliver ransom Franny agrees to tutor LOVING: In Washington plan lush phony wedding to Lauren says if she wanted Tad's sordid past. Ruth and just like before. Wally and believes Grant Andrews as Ringo plants a bomb to Kirk for his finals. Marcy's Brenda run into each other planted bomb and Grant Mike breaks down at the please Maggie and get her kill T.R. A battered Wendy Tim she could have him: Joe learn Edna paid Tad to mother Peggy returns to shi just doesn't care about date Dotty Enraged, they at the hospital. Brenda Putnam plays along with Vietnam memorial. Anne out of town. Harry re- realizes her mother was Oakdale and decides she buys Rick set of flying this Meanwhile. Grant An- confronts Shana about be- leased from hospital. Con- right about Warren. him. Jack sees Ashley and tell Tad he has to repay can use the McCall fam- Mark kiss. Patti and Danny] Edna. Angie worries when lessons. Mark meets with drews regains conscious- ing Cabot's mistress. nie agrees to go away for YOUNG AND THE ily's affection for Marcy to Yale Parker's wife and ness after being slugged by Cabot redoes his will and weekend with Brad. RESTLESS: Seeing lad- share a kiss she learns Jesse only paid get at their money. Karen interest on money from asks for copy of Paula's Grant Putnam. He leaves the money equally RYAN'S HOPE: Rico and Jay sleep together files, but Mrs. Parker has stumbles to the house, to Claire. Anne and Shana. loan shark, not the princi- Karen then tells John she overhears Dave tell Mag- none. Mark tells Clarissa collapses and Tanya finds Rose worries about Doug's Cast to go on cruise pal. Adam hires hood to spent night at Diana's. In gie he sometimes wishes he plans to serve Paula him. When Celia finds sudden decision to marry pose as agent to get Jesse Greece. Steve learns his his adopted son-to-be was LOS ANGELES (API - Steven Spielberg, whose with divorce papers after Tanya comforting Grant Edie. Jonathan, posing as to sign over his share of the father. Michael out of the picture so he and lastest movie, "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Steampit 'Mark wonders if Trey and Sloane wed. Andrews, she decides he's Edie's brother, tells her he Christopher, was led to Maggie could have more Doom," is a box office hit, has his own temple at he's falling for Brooke DAYS OF OUR LIVES: trying to kill her and wants her rag doll and then believe Steve's mother time together. Johno Universal Studios. The studio has given the 36-year-old Nina fixes up Linda with Hope refuses to listen to moves in with Holly and lets her know there's a key Marina had died. Steve's listens as Jill complains to director-producer a two-story, adobe-colored building in Bob Georgia. Maggie's plea not to rush Scorpio. An eyewitness to a safe deposit box hidden also told that after Michael Bess that the child won't a remote corner of the movie lot. It has spacious offices into loveless marriage with claims he saw Grant An- in the doll. Rita Mae and Christopher left Greece he listen. Johno then tells Jill for Spielberg and his collaborators, skylights for the set ANOTHER WORLD: Larry. Abe. attracted to drews at the site where Billy going ahead with was never heard from that his mother Dee has designers, a full kitchen, a fruit and vegetable garden, Clarice notices Larry and Brenda. the reporter stay- bomb was planted. Bobbi their plans to have a child. again. Franny reluctantly called, that she's getting a video arcade, an outdoor spa and a 40-seat movie M.J. growing closer. As his ing with Roman and agrees to go out with Stacy tells Tony she's not accepts aquamarine married and plans to come theater complete with candy counter and popcorn condition improves. Peter Marlena. On her first night Brock. Tiffany and Jake certain she can be friends friendship ring from Kirk. and take him away. machine. Two of Spielberg's movies for Universal were released from I.C.I), as Chris's housekeeper. clear air and he agrees to with him. Diana tells Maggie that Siobhan considers using "E.T. — The Extraterrestrial," which brought in $210 Catlin. released on bail, Tess realizes she's at- be her silent partner on TV she's pregnant by Steve, the last name Ryan for her million in domestic film rentals, and "Jaws," which moves in with Larry and tracted to him but holds station deal. Ginny refuses ONE LIFE TO LIVE: not Frank. Diana then de- newborn son. Katie's audi- brought in $135 million. Clarice. Donna orders cides to leave town. back on her feelings. to have surgery. Rick gives Believing that Jenny and Cecille out of mansion Heather's father. Mr. Drawn to Anna. Tony ob- Brock second chance when since she and Peter aren't Dalton. realizes Tucker sessed with finding Andre. Brock comes up with plans married. Cecille. hoping to trying to act sophisticated Max learns Larry started for housing project. Frisco wed Peter, brings minister to impress them and tells rumor that Max's bank was gets jot) at Ginny's TV to hospital, but Alice nixes Tucker he's unimpressed failing. Max and Gwen station AT THE MOVIES the plan Cass fills in for and to stay away from have mutual attraction. GUIDING LIGHT: Nola Peter at Cory Publishing. information foe tn# rnovw ttrn#- V — MD BANK MOVIU II - 6:00. 6.00. 10:00 Heather Regaining use of his legs. goes into labor at Tony and table Is provided by theater oper- With Brava magazine in FlrsetaiWi (R| 1:46. 3:46. 6:46. Fleahburn (R| 7:45. 9:30 SOMIMCT COUNTY Bo sneaks out of hospital, Annabelle's wedding but ators. Since movlee are aublect lo 7:46, >.46 exHtweauRT change. 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10 A.M.-10 P.M. 12 P.M.-4 P.M. Neoer Say Never Again (PO) 6:46: MAKING THE GRADE Mon.-Fri. Sat. -JIM* * HOT DOS • "AOTS3LSTOWN5 _ MKHXaTTOWN I — SPLASH _ Indiana Jones * The Temple of leanuautMUHNuaiM IB Doom (PO) 12:30. 3:00. 6:30. 6:00. ROMANCING uVwoourrowN H- THE STONE a JlrthmrjtMurray The Natural (PO) 1:41, 4:16,14», fan TM mu sr vena urti Franchisee! "f— Dance Studio UA aaODLITOWN M - 12 Broad SI. BREAKIN' • Red Bank FIRESTARTER > 0 741-5*58 ,o- {oWBywM'" ' cam auanam • men c. nan • -L The Daily Register SPORTS 2 COMICS 5 TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1984 Your Town B LIFESTYLE 6 GREATER RED BANK LONG BRANCH EATONTOWN Area residents observe Memorial Day
Rainy weather failed to dampen Memorial Day observances yester- day as county residents attended 'The turnout was ceremonies honoring America's very good. No fallen soldiers. Col. Frederick W. Eisele, direc- interruptions tor of International Logistics, Fort 9 Monmouth, was the principal from the rain. speaker at the Red Bank ceremony. "The turnout was very good," said Stuart Edignton, program parade began at Bayshore Junior chairman. "There were no inter- High School, Leonardo, and ended ruptions from the rain. They (par- at the American Legion Post 338. A ticipating organizations) placed 20 service was held at the post home floral pieces. Richard Rainey, at and the old railroad station on junior at Red Bank Regional, Leonardo Avenue. played taps. " Following the service, partici- Victory Park, Rumson, was the pants lunched at the Red Bank Elks site of the borough's ceremony. A Club. The program was televised parade from Forrestdale School by Storer Cable Co., Eatontown. was led by Grand Marshal Howard The Aberdeen Fire Department, Tilton, a U.S. Marine veteran of First Aid Squad and VFW Post 4745 World War I. The program also conducted observances outside the featured a flag raising by area Boy township municipal building. Scouts and music by the Rumson- The Atlantic Highlands VFW Fair Haven Regional High School held a parade from the harbor area Band. to Borough Hall. The American Services were also conducted at Legion and Catholic War Veterans Patriots Isle in Shrewsbury, also participated. Borough Hall in Sea Bright, Mayor James T. Buckley spoke Atchison School in Tinton Falls and during at the Fair Haven service at the Community Center in West Memorial Park. Participants Long Branch. marched from Sickles School to the In Eatontown Sunday, monu- park. ments were rededicated to Korean The Hazlet Recreation Com- and Vietnam war veterans at mission and VFW Post 4303 co- Wampum Park. Col. Raymond sponsored a military service in E.B. Ketchum II. chief of staff of Veterans Memorial Park. the Army Communications Elec- In Holmdel, wreaths were placed tronics Command, attended the on monuments in front of Town ceremony. Hall. The late Peter Genovese ST., Sunday services were also con- former school board president and ducted in Highlands, Keyport and U.S. Marine, was honored along Matawan. with the late Joseph W Phillips, The Keansburg parade was the township's first police chief. canceled becuase of street damage Little Silver's parade featured caused by recent storms. But a the Red Bank Regional High School memorial service, co-sponsored by Band with a service held in front of the borough American Legion, Fire Borough Hall. Department and First Aid Squad, Long Branch Mayor Philip D. was held outside Borough Hall. Huhn threw a memorial wreath off Because of a lack of municipal the pier. Other services were held funds, there was no parade in Union ItoHMH pMM *1 Cm) F«tM at City Hall and in Elberon. Beach. However, a service was REMEMBERING — William Rue. left, Fair Haven administrator, whose son, Barry, was killed in the Vietnam War, dabs her eyes A parade and memorial service conducted by American Legion attempts to remove necktie caught on a Memorial Park statue prior during Sunday's dedication of the Korea-Vietnam addition in were held in Middletown. The Post 321 at Veterans Park. to yesterday's Memorial Day parade. Mrs. Theodore Evert, right, Memorial Park, Eatontown. YESTERDAYS 5 years ago jobs and positions of importance." Ray Stallard takes nap in a bus Prince Charles tells group he on the way to Kentucky, only to received good advice from a deluge wake up in a hospital. A wild duck of correspondence protesting his had crashed through the windshield labor speech. "By far the best was and hit him in the head. THE WAY IT WAS — Crafts a postcard that simply said, 'What and skills of the 18th century are you need is a good wife.' I'm sure 50 years ago demonstrated at a Revolutionary that's exactly what I do need." Report of Asbury Park's audit War encampment that began 10 years ago shows the gross debt to be Saturday at Poricy Park, Middle- $13,059,298 The reason for the debt town, by Ruth Knapp, left, of Cold, windy weather on Mem- is beachfront revenues fell behind Oakland, Ann Rinaldi of Some- orial Day disappoints beachgoers 1933 expenses by 1364,000. rville, Sgt. Gill Knapp ol Oakland but delights area merchants. The IOO years ago and Ronald Rinaldi of Some- manager of Steinbach's in Red Bank says of the shoppers, "God Controversy develops between rville. Also included in the week- Bless them." end activities was a Revolution- hook and line fishermen and seiners Militant Protestants in Northern on the Shrewsbury River. State law ary War brigade campout. Ireland get serious with the Army forbids the use of seines for fishing, by staging a wildcat walkout of all but practitioners of net fishing workers, except those at hospitals. choose to ignore the law. It is said "Let the Army bury the dead," that a former Red Bank mayor is declares Glen Barr of the Ulster among those who do the illegal Workers Council. "We'll eat grass work. before we're beaten." News from the Freehold county 20 years ago seat: The street sprinkler put in its appearance to the delight of the Katharine Elkus White, former residents on Main Street. Several of Red Bank mayor, arrives in Den- the ice cream and beer saloons mark to assume her new post as were open and appeared to be doing U.S. ambassador. When asked if a rushing business. One of our she thought that women am- farmers has picked half a bushel of bassadors were a good thing, she potato bugs from four acres of replied, "I see no reason why MfMW «M> * Uq *IW potatoes each day for eight con- women canot hold policy-making secutive days. Marine COMMUNITY CALENDAR
TODAY KEANSBURG - A special meet- speak. Nadel. Wayne Siet and Suzanne program ing of mayor and council, regarding RED BANK — Families FR IDA Y Bernstein at 8:30 -p.m. A dessert LONG BRANCH - Families the sale of borough properties, will Anonymous, a fellowship for KEYPORT - The PTA's Annual table will.follow. Anonymous, a fellowship for be held at 7:30 p.m. at Borough parents, relatives and friends of Balloon Race wiU be held at 2 p.m. parents, relatives and friends of Hall. At 8 p.m., a special meeting drug and alcohol abusers and at the Central School playground. MATAWAN - The Matawan offered drug and alcohol abusers and with the fire commissioner will be children with behavorial problems, First Aid Life Members will spon- children with behavioral problems, held at the Manning Place Fire- will meet at 7:30 p.m. in Rlverview sor a flea market from 8 a.m. to 4 MIDDLETOWN - This summer MATAWAN - The Behavioral will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the house. The meetings are open to the Medical Center's East Wing. p.m. at the Matawan railroad and fall, high school students can Services Center, 70 Main St., will Chemical Dependency Center, public. bold a free workshop, "Coping with station parking lot. get marine science experience hi a Chelsea Avenue. RUMSON - Rumson-Fair Haven new program offered by Brookdale Fears and Phobias," at 8 p.m. MANALAPAN - The township Regional High School will present Reservations are required. OLD BRIDGE - The bus for the Community College. EATONTOWN — Families Parks and Recreation Department a Fine and Industrial Arts Show and High school students who have Parks and Recreation Depart- Anonymous, a fellowship for will sponsor a dinner theater trip to Computer Fair 7:30 to 10 p.m. In FREEHOLD - A free high blood ment's trip to the American Mu- completed their junior or senior parents, relatives and friends of see "The Rink," starring Liza the school gym, cafeteria and pressure screening will be held year will be able to take college seum of Natural History, New drug and alcohol abusers and Minnelli and Chita Rivera. Trans- senior building. from 10 a.m. to S p.m. at Freehold York, leaves the Civic Center, 1 Old course work at Brookdale's Sandy children with behavorial problems, portation, orchestra seats, and Pharmacy, Route 9 and Schank Hook Laboratory and the Gateway FREEHOLD — The Exchange Bridge Plaza, at 9 a.m. and returns will meet from 1 to2:30 p.m. at the dinner are included in the package. Road, sponsored by the Monmouth at 6 p.m. National Recreation Area. They First Presbyterian Church, 76 Tickets are available from the Club of Greater Freehold will meet Hypertension Control Project. will also earn four college credits. Wyckoff Road. Parks and Recreation office at at 12:30 p.m. at the American Students will use sophisticated Township Hall. Hotel. Bob Schuessler, former head MONDAY marine science equipment and a HAZLET - The Raritan Bay of Nescafe here and lately head of SATURDAY boat will available. They will CLIFFWOOD BEACH - Free Town Criers Chapter of the Society COLTS NECK - The Shore Hills Nescafe, Japan, will give a slide HAZLET — The Recreation perform such tasks as fish identifi- needlecraft lessons are offered 2 to for the Preservation and En- Chapter of Sweet Adelines meets presentation on Japan. Commission's Annual Junior Olym- cation and tagging, seining and 4 p.m. Mondays at McDonald's, couragement of Barber Shop every Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at pics program will be held at 9 a.m. collecting sea organisms, testing the Colts Neck Reformed Church. Route 35. Quartet' Singing in America will The club holds its regular lunch- at the Raritan High School athletic water samples, and microscopic have rehearsals each Tuesday at 8 New members are welcome. eon meeting every Thursday; new field. KEANSBURG - The Planning study. They will also become p.m. at Raritan High School, members are welcome. acquainted with marine navigation Middle Road, Hazlet HOLMDEL - The township Board meets at 7:30 at Boro Hall, and with the various scientific Women's Recreation Summer Ten- MARLBORO - The Marlboro 43 Church St. disciplines involved in study of the MATAWAN — The Early Sum- nis Teams will hold tryouts for "A" COLTS NECK - The Colts Neck Volunteer Fire Company will hold Garden Center, Route 34, will offer Its semi-annual roast beef dinner ocean ecosystem. mer Program of the Matawan- and "B" teams at 9 a.m. at the MATAWAN - The Woman's The course, limited to 25 students Aberdeen Regional Communi- Conover Road Tennis Center. a clinic talk today at 8 p.m. "Fresh from S to 8 p.m. at Its firebouse on per section, will be Instructed by ty/Adult School will begin at 7 p.m. from the Garden," by Wendy J Route 79. Club will hold a combined meeting Christie, designer at The Green- Richard Cole, Brookdale professor at Matawan Regional High School. THVRSDA Y ana "luncheon at 12:30 p.m. at of science, and Mike Murray, house Inc., will cover selection, SUNDAY ikdale learning assistant. RED BANK - The Lions Club preparation and design of annual Buttonwood Manor, Route 34. All TOMORROW and perennial garden flower*. will meet at 6:30 p.m. at the MoUy ABERDEEN — Temple Shalom, officers, department chairmen and Interested students should call MATAWAN — Al Anon meets at Pitcher Inn. 5 Ayrmont Line, will present a Brookdale's admissions office, at 10 a.m. and Alcoholics Anonymous The public to invited to bring Cantorial Concert, featuring can- standing committee chairmen are 842-1900. extension 370, and ask tor at 9 p.m. at Trinity Episcopal Larry Dean from the Social questions and specimens for Identi- ton Ellen Sussman, Jeffrey asked to attend. a Fast Start form. Church, Ryers Lane. Security Office, Asbury Park, will fication ShioviU, Martha Novtek, Richard I i B2 The Daily Register Sports TUESDAY. MAY 29. 1964 Padres Show overcomes elements to down Mets NEW YORK (AP) - Eric Show target, said San Diego's ace battled through shifting winds and starter, who gave up two singles a constant drizzle. He battled after the second and retired hit last through a three-run second inning seven hitters. "I leaned that and a one-hour rain delay. And, on anything can happen. I can do what he described as "the weirdest anything now. I wasn't feeling good day" of his career, he battled on the mound. I wasn't very through a pitching repetoire of energetic. I was missing my spots. zero. And my ball wasn't moving very well. Could you imagine being less "I can't imagine having leu armed? I only knew that I'd stay stuff." said the 28-year old right- out of trouble if the ball didn't leave hander I had absolutely nothing." my hand." Show combined with reliever Rich Gossage to shut out the New Down 3-1 when the rain stopped York Mets for the final seven action with one out in the top of the innings yesterday in the San Diego fourth, San Diego fought back with Padres' S-4 come-from-behind vic- two runs in both the sixth and tory eighth to give Show his fifth win in "To win 20 games - and that's six lifetime decisions over the what I'm shooting for - you have Mets. to get some luck." said Show. "I "We manufactured a few (runs) had a lot." today and got the breaks," said Show. 6-3. allowed three runs and Padres Manager Dick Williams. seven hits in seven innings while •We figured that if we were going walking one and striking out two to play in that muck, we were going before giving way to Gossage, who to win it." picked up his 11th save in 14 save The winning runs scored in the opportunities. Gossage leads the eighth when third baseman Gar- National League in saves. denhire, who took over the position "That was the toughest win of in the seventh, booted Kevin my life," said Show, who has won McReynolds' bases-loaded ground 32 in four years. "I must've made ball and allowed it to skip off his Aajfuujg^^ij Pf#tQ photo the pitch when I had to or glove into left field as two runs GRAM SLAM NO. 10 — Ca 'o-r-a A-geis Reggie Jackson something. Or maybe they were came home. m just missing. I don't know. I think watcnes nis. lOtn za-ee' g-a-a sa ic"-e' sai! over the lence in "I was out of position," said '.ghi «,ea in Anane n flu'"" 3 /es!e'5ay's ga-^e aganst. who else, I had something in the first but I shot it all out." Gardenhire, playing third base for tie \ew vork Va"kees the first time this season and only New York touched Show with the third time of bis career. "I was four hits in the second and built a in no man's land. The ball skidded 3-0 lead. Darryl Strawberry, mired off the grass and I was caught with Yanks see Jax in a month-long slump, opened the a short hop. But there are no inning with an infield hit and scored excuses. I sbould've had it." when Hubie Brooks and Mike New York third baseman Hubie Fitzgerald each followed with Brooks, who left the game after the singles. Ron Gardenhire, a .188 sixth with an inflamed nerve in his end long slump hitter, doubled next, and pitcher right shoulder, singled in three at- Ron Darling drove home Fitzgerald bats to extend his consecutive- ANAHEIM. Calif APi - ing and sometimes embarrass- with a sacrfice fly. game hitting streak to 22. It's the Reggie Jackson was in a deep ing, but the hit gave me some He could ve gotten hurt out longest streak in the major leagues LEADS LEAGUE — Former New York Yankee reliel pitcher Rich slump, which hasn t been unusual confidence there." said Show's batterymate. this year and one shy of the club Gossage saved his 11th game of the season yesterday for the San of late The Angels also got a big lift catcher Terry Kennedy. record held by Cleon Jones in 1970 Oiego Padres in their 5-4 win over the New York Mets. Gossage leads But Jackson broke out of an 0- from Doug Corbett. 1-0. who went "I. more or less, felt like a and Mike Vail in the 1978. the National League in saves. for-23 rut as only he can. slugging 5 1-3 innings in his first major- a grand slam homer to pace the league start after 191 relief California Angels 6-2 victor- dppearances when Tommy John, over the New York Yankees (he scheduled starter, came New York starter Dennis down with the flu Rasmussen hadn't allowed a hit. It was an argument-filled day Walker's 148 yards lift Generals for the Yankees, with Tim Foli. although control problems had CHICAGO I API - Running back who wasn't even in the game. to spin," he said. "With the interception of a pass by Sipe set up Generals' 25-yard line when him in a jam when Jackson Herschel Walker says he plays hard being ejected after arguing on a combination of the wind, cold and the first score of the game, a 42- Marcus Hackett fumbled the open- came to bat in the fourth inning "whether there's one person or call at first base Foli had to be wet weather, it was very tough." yard field goal by Chicago's Kevin ing kickoff of the second half. with the bases loaded and the 60.000 people in the stands." Angels leading 1-0 on Doug restrained by coaches Roy White Generals coach Walt Michaels Seibel late in the first quarter. No Jmi I I I M-t! Walker, who rushed for 148 yards CMueo ITT DeCmces sacrifice fly and Gene Michael and Manager said he didn't expect a gametime Fir el Mrloa Yogi Berra from getting at in the New Jersey Generals 21-17 temperature of 42 degrees and a New Jersey rebounded on a 69- Chi-FQ Srebr* ' "I just wanted to get a good victory over the Chicago Blitz on windchill of only 19 in late May. yard touchdown run by Walker in Second Period ball to hit. said Jacksor. "After umpire Rich Garcia. NJ-WlIM' 119 run (Ruieh ttrchl. 4 S4 last night, said he doesn't believe "Even if we were in Alaska, it the opening minutes of the second 2 run (Sieoel hichl, 14 26 he threw me an outside pitch. I Chi— Worthy Rasmussen. 1-1. pitched three "anyone gave much thought" to the shouldn't be anything like this," be quarter to take a 7-3 lead, but the Third Period got a fastball right down the perfect innings and struck out sea of empty seats in rain-swept Blitz regained the lead 10-7 with 'Chi-Caneda 9 n middle and smashed u said. Fourth Period five but got himself in trouble in Soldier Field. The announced at- It was warmer in Anchorage, only 34 seconds remaining in the NJ-Cartnon 1 run (Ruiek kick). 4S4 It was the 10th grand slam of the fourth He walked Juan tendance was 4.307. where the mercury reached 62 first half, on a 2-yard run by Gary NJ-Spch 25 Mil from Sip* IRurtt" tuck). 6 49 Jackson's career and gave him Beniquez. hit Dick Schofield with A-4.307 Walker, who came into the game yesterday. Worthy. eight home runs and 28 RBIs for a pitch and made a late throw to with 985 yards, broke the 1.000-yard NJ CM After trailing throug the first First downs 17 10 the season, although his average third base on Mike Brown's Worthy's score capped a drive rushing barrier late in the first three quarters, New Jersey came flushes yards 41 264 39 142 is onl; 210 sacrifice bunt to load the bases that began when Blitz cornerback Passing ya'ds 75 10 quarter on a 17-yard run. back with two touchdowns in the I have been striking out quite with none out After DeCinces' Ken Kelley recovered a Walker Return yards 31 n Generals' quarterback Brian fourth quarter to win. Maurice Pastel 5-11.1 2 102 a bit lately said Jackson who sacrifice fly. a walk to Brian fumble at the Generals' 13-yard Sacks by 19 1-7 Sipe. who keyed a come-from- Carthon scored on a 1-yard run Ipps the American League with Downing reloaded the bases. line. Puna 430 5-31 behind victory with a fourth-quar- early in the period, followed by a Fumbies-iosi 22 10 48 strikeouts and has fanned Jackson then crushed a 1-0 ter touchdown pass, said he had 25-yard pass from Sipe to Jeff Spek Penan«i-yardt> Ml 3 IS more than other player in major- pitch into the right-center-field Chicago increased its lead to 17-7 Time 01 Possession 29 12 30 4C problems throughout the evening for the game-winner. two minutes into the third quarter league history It was frustrat- seats, his 486th lifetime homer. maintaining a grip on the ball. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Blitz cornerback Trent Bryant's on a 9-yard run by Larry Canada. RUSHING—1<«ew Jersey. Walker 20-148, Cannon "It was impossible to get the ball after New Jersey fumbled at the 20-lie. Sipa 1 (minus 2) Chicago. Canadai it en Wormy 14-33. Slone 1-9. Evans 2 6 Ferguson 4 5 Soviets: Reagan wants to ride Games to White House MOSCOW AP - The Soviet humiliate contenders." and East Germany can outperform The Communist Party daily did and archery competitions. There has been virtually no Communist I'ariv daily Pravda Pravda also said anti-Soviet the United States overall. not suggest that Soviet bloc ath- It is also unclear whether Soviet comment in the Soviet media on claimed yesterday that President groups — whose alleged threats to In 1972. the Soviet Union won 50 letes might suffer similarly by sports fans and athletes will have Olympic officials' efforts to get the Reagan wanted I S athletes to Soviet athletes were cited by gold medals; the United States 33 skipping the Olympics. a chance to follow the Los Angeles boycott decision reversed, con- triumph at any price at the Los Moscow as the reason for its and East Germany 20. In 1976, the Soviet bloc officials meeting in Games on television, according to trasting with a vigorous campaign Angeles Olympics to help his boycott — were "playing into the Soviet Union took 49 golds, East Prague last week agreed to hold a an official with the Soviet sports justifying Moscow's move. hands " of the White House. reelection bid but said Soviet bint Germany 40 and the United States, series of sporting competitions committee. There was no word from the athletes who have pulled nut would The groups aimed to turn the 34. after the Summer Games that are The official, who did not give his Soviets on a planned trip to Moscow have won anyway Summer Games into a "witches' East bloc athletes have advanced apparently designed as a showcase name, told the Associated Press this week by Juan Antonio Reagan wanted to use the Games sabbath ' unsettle communist ath- rapidly in recent years, Pravda for the boycotting athletes. yesterday that decisions on tele- Samaranch, president of the Inter- to whip up a surge of patriotism and letes and thus throw them off their claimed, while American athletes A Soviet sports official said there vision coverage would not be made national Olympic Committee. He is best performance. Pravda said. anti-Soviet feeling that would carry were hurt by the US -led boycott of are no details so far on whether any until mid-June. is expected in Moscow tomorrow him to victory in November. Prav- It cited medal tables from the the 1980 Moscow Games. of these events will be held in the Los Angeles Olympics officials and may meet with Soviet Presi- da said Munich and Montreal Olympics in "This fact didn't promote their Soviet Union. Czechoslovakia has said before Moscow's pullout that dent Konstantin U. Chemenko. 1972 and 1976 and recent results in It said Reagan wanted to "grab progress at all, but just put a brake announced plans to host women's the Soviet Union had already made Marat Gramov, Soviet Olympics world sports meets to prove its track and field, women's handball, a victor, at the 'iames at any price on the growth of mastership," a substantial deposit on the $3 Committee chairman, already has contention that the Soviet Union men's and women's gymnastics for political aims in order to Pravda said. million deal for TV coverage. declared the boycott move final
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• LINCOUM • .HPI YOU CAN • MARK mn •• COM 8PORT8 The Daily Register COMICS TUESDAY. MAY 29. 1884 Your Town B LIFESTYLE. MIDDLETOWN HOLMDEL HIGHLANDS ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Area residents observe Memorial Day
Rainy weather failed to dampen Memorial Day observance! yester- day at county resident* attended The turnout was ceremonies honoring America's fallen soldiers. very good. No Col. Frederick W. Eisele, direc- tor of International Logistics, Fort interruptions Monmouth, was the principal speaker at the Red Bank ceremony. from the rain/ "The turnout was very good," said Stuart Edignton, program parade began at Bayshore Junior chairman. "There were no inter- High School, Leonardo, and ended ruptions from the rain. They (par- at the American Legion Post 3SS. A ticipating organizations) placed 20 service was held at the post home floral pieces. Richard Ralney, at and the old railroad station on junior at Red Bank Regional, Leonardo Avenue. played taps " Following the service, partici- Victory Park, Rumson, was the pants lunched at the Red Bank Elks site of the borough's ceremony. A Club. The program was televised parade from Forrestdale School by Storer Cable Co., Eatontown. was led by Grand Marshal Howard The Aberdeen Fire Department, Tilton, a U.S. Marine veteran of First Aid Squad and VFW Post 4745 World War I. The program also conducted observances outside the featured a flag raising by area Boy township municipal building. Scouts and music by the'Rumson- The Atlantic Highlands VFW Falr Haven Regional High School held a parade from the harbor area to Borough Hall. The American Services were also conducted at Legion and Catholic War Veterans Patriots Isle In Shrewsbury, also participated. Borough Hall in Sea Bright. Mayor James T. Buckley spoke Atchison School in Tinton Falls and during at the Fair Haven service at the Community Center In West Memorial Park. Participants Long Branch. marched from Sickles School to the In Eatontown Sunday, monu- park ments were rededicated to Korean The Hazlet Recreation Com- and Vietnam war veterans at mission and VFW Post 4303 co- Wampum Park. Col. Raymond sponsored a military service in E.B. Ketchum II. chief of staff of Veterans Memorial Park. the Army Communications Elec- In Holmdel, wreaths were placed tronics Command, attended the on monuments In front of Town ceremony. Hall. The late Peter Genovese Sr., Sunday services were also con- former school board president and ducted in Highlands, Keyport and U.S. Marine, was honored along Matawan. with the late Joseph W. Phillips, The Keansburg parade was the township's first police chief. canceled becuase of street damage Little Silver's parade featured caused by recent storms. But a the Red Bank Regional High School memorial service, co-sponsored by Band with a service held in front of the borough American Legion, Fire Borough Hall. Department and First Aid Squad, Long Branch Mayor Philip D. was held outside Borough Hall. Huhn threw a memorial wreath off Because of a lack of municipal the pier. Other services were held funds, there was no parade in Union ItefMaf |Mn *t Ol MM at City Hall and in Elberon. Beach. However, a service was REMEMBERING — William Rue. left, Fair Haven administrator, whose son, Barry, was Killed in the Vietnam War, dabs her eyes A parade and memorial service conducted by American Legion attempts to remove necktie caught on a Memorial Park statue prior during Sunday's dedication of the Korea Vietnam addition in held in Middletown The Post 321 at Veterans Park. to yesterday's Memorial Day parade. Mrs. Theodore Evert, right, Memorial Park, Eatontown. YESTERDAYS 5 years ago jobs and positions of importance." Ray Stallard takes nap in a bus Prince Charles tells group he on the way to Kentucky, only to received good advice from a deluge wake up in a hospital. A wild duck of correspondence protesting his had crashed through the windshield labor speech. "By far the best was and hit him in the head. THE WAY IT WAS — Crafts a postcard that simply said, 'What and skills of the 18th century are you need Is a good wife.' I'm sure 50 years ago demonstrated at a Revolutionary that's exactly what I do need." Report of Asbury Park's audit War encampment that began 10 year a ago shows the gross debt to be Saturday at Poricy Park, Middle- $13,059,298 The reason for the debt town, by Ruth Knapp, left, of Cold, windy weather on Mem- is beachfront revenues fell behind Oakland, Ann Rinaldi of Some- orial Day disappoints beachgoers 1933 expenses by $364,000. rville, Sgt. Gill Knapp of Oakland but delights area merchants. The 100 years ago and Ronald Rinaldi of Some- manager of Steinbach's in Red Bank says of the shoppers, "God Controversy develops between rville. Also included in the week- Bless them." end activities was a Revolution- hook and line fishermen and seiners Militant Protestants in Northern on the Shrewsbury River. State law ary War brigade campout. Ireland get serious with the Army forbids the use of seines for fishing, by staging a wildcat walkout of all but practitioners of net fishing workers, except those at hospitals. choose to ignore the law. It is said "Let the Army bury the dead," that a former Red Bank mayor is declares Glen Barr of the Ulster among those who do the illegal Workers Council. "We'll eat grass work. before we're beaten." News from the Freehold county 20 year* ago seat: The street sprinkler put in its appearance to the delight of the Katharine Elkus White, former residents on Main Street. Several of Red Bank mayor, arrives in Den- the ice cream and beer saloons mark to assume her new post as were open and appeared to be doing U.S. ambassador. When asked if a rushing business. One of our she thought that women am- farmers has picked half a bushel of bassadors were a good thing, she potato bugs from four acres of MfMafthotoBfUnyPwna replied, "I see no reason why potatoes each day for eight con- women canot bold policy-making secutive days. Marine COMMUNITY CALENDAR
TODAY KEANSBURG — A special meet- speak. Nadel, Wayne Siet and Suzanne program ing of mayor and council, regarding RED BANK - Families FRIDAY Bernstein at 8:30 p.m. A dessert LONG BRANCH - Families the sale of borough properties, will Anonymous, a fellowship for KEYPORT - The PTA's Annual table will follow. Anonymous, a fellowship for be held at 7:30 p.m. at Borough parents, relatives and friends of Balloon Race will be held at 2 p.m. parents, relatives and friends of Hall. At S p.m., a special meeting drug and alcohol abusers and at the Central School playground. MATAWAN - The Matawan offered drug and alcohol abusers and with the fire commissioner will be children with behavorial problems, First Aid Life Members will spon- children with behavioral problems, held at the Manning Place Fire- will meet at 7:30 p.m. in Riverview sor a flea market from 8 a.m. to 4 MIDDLETOWN - This summer MATAWAN - The Behavioral win meet at 7:30 p.m. at the house. The meetings are open to the Medical Center's East Wing. p.m. at the Matawan railroad and fall, high school students can Services Center, 70 Main St., will Chemical Dependency Center, public. bold a free workshop, "Coping with station parking lot. get marine science experience in a Chelsea Avenue. RUMSON—Rumson-Fair Haven new program offered by Brookdale Fears and Phobias," at S p.m. MANALAPAN - The township Regional High School will present Reservations are required. OLD BRIDGE - The bus for the Community College. EATONTO.WN - Families Parks and Recreation Department a Fine and Industrial Arts Show and High school students who have Parks and Recreation Depart- Anonymous, a fellowship for will sponsor a dinner theater trip to Computer Fair 7:30 to 10 p.m. in FREEHOLD-A free high blood ment's trip to the American Mu- completed their junior or senior parents, relatives and friends of see "The Rink," starring Liza the school gym, cafeteria and pressure screening will be held year will be able to take college seum of Natural History, New drug and alcohol abusers and Minnelli and Chita Rivera. Trans- senior building. from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Freehold York, leaves the Civic Center. 1 Old course work at Brookdale's Sandy children with behavorial problems, portation, orchestra seats, and Pharmacy, Route 9 and Schank Hook Laboratory and the Gateway ' FREEHOLD — The Exchange Bridge Plaza, at 9 a.m. and returns will meet from 1 to 2:30 p.m. at the dinner are included in the package. Road, sponsored by the Monmouth at 6 p.m. National Recreation Area. They First Presbyterian Church, 76 Tickets are available from the Club of Greater Freehold will meet Hypertension Control Project. will also earn four college credits. Wyckoff Road. Parks and Recreation office at at 12:30 p.m. at the American Students will use sophisticated Township Hall. Hotel. Bob Schuessler, former bead MONDAY marine science equipment and a HAZLET - The Raritan Bay SATURDAY of Nescafe here and lately bead of CUFFWOOD BEACH - Free boat will available. They will Town Criers Chapter of the Society COLTS NECK - The Shore Hills Nescafe, Japan, will give a slide HAZLET - The Recreation needlecraft lessons are offered 2 to perform such tasks as fish identifi- for the Preservation and En- Chapter of Sweet Adelines meets presentation on Japan. Commission's Annual Junior Olym- 4 p.m. Mondays at McDonald's, cation and tagging, seining and couragement of Barber Shop every Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at pics program will be held at 9 a.m. Route 35. collecting sea organisms, testing Quartet Singing in America will the Colts Neck Reformed Church. The club holds its regular lunch- at the Raritan High School athletic water samples, and microscopic have rehearsals each Tuesday at S New members are welcome. eon meeting every Thursday; new field. KEANSBURG — The Planning study. They will also become p.m. at Raritan High School, members are welcome. acquainted with marine navigation Middle Road, Hazlet. HOLMDEL - The township Board meets at 7:30 at Boro Hall, and with the various scientific Women's Recreation Summer Ten- MARLBORO - The Marlboro 43 Church St. disciplines involved in study of the MATAWAN - The Early Sum- nis Teams will hold tryouU for "A" COLTS NECK - The Colts Neck Volunteer Fire Company will hold Garden Center, Route 34, will offer its semi-annual roast beef dinner ocean ecosystem. mer Program of the Matawan- and "B" teams at > a.m. at the MATAWAN - The Woman's The course, limited to 25 students Aberdeen Regional Communi- Conover Road Tennis Center. a clinic talk today at 8 p.m. "Fresh from S to I p.m. at its firehouse on per section, will be instructed by ty/Adult School will begin at 7 p.m. from the Garden," by Wendy J. Route 79. Club will hold a combined meeting Christie, designer at The Green- Richard Cole, Brookdale professor at Matawan Regional High School. THURSDAY ' and luncheon at 12:30 p.m. at of science, and Mike Murray, house Inc., will cover selection, SUNDAY Brookdale learning assistant. TOMORROW RED BANK - The Lions Club preparation and design of annual Buttonwood Manor, Route 34. All will meet at 6:30 p.m. at the Molly and perennial garden flowers. ABERDEEN - Temple Shalom, officers, department chairmen and Interested students should call MATAWAN - Al Anon meets at Pitcher Inn. S Avrmont Lane, will present a Brookdale's admissions office at 10 a.m. and Alcoholics Anonymous The public Is Invited to Cantorlal Concert, featuring can- standing committee chairmen are 842-1900, extension 370, and ask for at 9 p.m. at Trinity Episcopal Larry Dean from the Social questions and specimens for identi- tors Ellen Sussman, Jeffrey asked to attend. a Fast Start form. Church, Ryers Lane. Security Office. Asbury Park, will fication. ShioviU, Martha Novtak, Richard H • The Daily Register SPORTS * COMICS 8 TUESDAY. MAY 29, 1984 Your Town B LIFESTYLE « MATAWAN ABERDEEN HAZLET KEANSBURG KEYPORT UNION BEACH Area residents observe Memorial Day
Rainy weather failed to dampen Memorial Day observances yester- day as county resident* attended 'The turnout was ceremonies honoring America's fallen soldiers very good. No Col. Frederick W. Eisele, direc- tor of International Logistics, Fort interruptions Monmouth, was the principal speaker at the Red Bank ceremony. from the rain/ "The turnout was very good," said Stuart Edignton, program parade began at Bayshore Junior chairman. "There were no inter- High School, Leonardo, and ended ruptions from the rain. They (par- at the American Legion Post 338. A ticipating organizations) placed 20 service was held at the post home floral pieces. Richard Rainey, at junior at Red Bank Regional, and the old railroad station on played taps. " Leonardo Avenue. Following the service, partici- Victory Park, Rumson. was the pants lunched at the Red Bank Elks site of the borough's ceremony. A Club. The program was televised parade from Forrestdale School by Storer Cable Co., Eatontown. was led by Grand Marshal Howard The Aberdeen Fire Department, Tilton, a U.S. Marine veteran of First Aid Squad and VFW Post 4745 World War I. The program also conducted observances outside the featured a flag raising by area Boy township municipal building. Scouts and music by the Rumson- The Atlantic Highlands VFW Fair Haven Regional High School held a parade from the harbor area Band. to Borough Hall. The American Services were also conducted at Legion and Catholic War Veterans Patriots Isle in Shrewsbury, also participated. Borough Hall In Sea Bright. Mayor James T. Buckley spoke Atchison School in Tinton Falls and during at the Fair Haven service at the Community Center in West Memorial Park. Participants Long Branch. marched from Sickles School to the In Eatontown Sunday, monu- park. ments were rededlcated to Korean The Hazlet Recreation Com- and Vietnam war veterans at mission and VFW Post 4303 co- Wampum Park. Col. Raymond sponsored a military service in KB Ketchum II, chief of staff of Veterans Memorial Park. the Army Communications Elec- In Holmdel. wreaths were placed tronics Command, attended the on monuments in front of Town ceremony. Hall. The late Peter Genovese Sr, Sunday services were also con- former school board president and ducted in Highlands, Keyport and U.S. Marine, was honored along Matawan. with the late Joseph W. Phillips, The Keansburg parade was the township's first police chief. canceled becuase of street damage Little Silver's parade featured caused by recent storms. But a the Red Bank Regional High School memorial service, co-sponsored by Band with a service held in front of the borough American Legion, Fire Borough Hall. Department and First Aid Squad, Long Branch Mayor Philip D. was held outside Borough Hall. Huhn threw a memorial wreath off Because of a lack of municipal the pier. Other services were held funds, there was no parade in Union n.0 ncMirim at City Hall and in Elberon. Beach. However, a service was REMEMBERING — William Rue. left. Fair Haven administrator, whose son, Barry, was killed in the Vietnam War. dabs her eyes A parade and memorial service conducted by American Legion attempts to remove necktie caught on a Memorial Park statue prior during Sunday's dedication ol the Korea-Vietnam addition in were held in Middletown. The Post 321 at Veterans Park. to yesterday's Memorial Day parade. Mrs. Theodore Evert, right, Memorial Park, Eatontown. YESTERDAYS
jobs and positions of importance." 5 yean ago Ray SUIlard takes nap in a bus Prince Charles tells group he on the way to Kentucky, only to received good advice from a deluge wake up in a hospital A wild duck of correspondence protesting his had crashed through the windshield labor speech. "By far the best was and hit him in the head. THE WAY IT WA8 - Crafts a postcard that simply said, 'What and skills of the 18th century are you need is a good wife.' I'm sure 50 yean ago demonstrated at a Revolutionary that's exactly what I do need." Report of Asbury Park's audit War encampment that began 10 year a ago shows the gross debt to be Saturday at Poricy Park, Middle- $13,059,298. The reason for the debt town, by Ruth Knapp, left, of Cold, windy weather on Mem- is beachfront revenues fell behind Oakland, Ann Rinaldi of Some- orial Day disappoints beachgoers 1933 expenses by 1364,000. rville, Sgt. Gill Knapp of Oakland but delights area merchants. The 100 yean ago and Ronald Rinaldi of Some- manager of Steinbach's In Red rville. Also included in the week- Bank says of the shoppers. "God Controversy develops between Bless them." hook and line fishermen and seiners end activities was a Revolution- Militant Protestants in Northern ary War brigade campout. on the Shrewsbury River. State law Ireland get serious with the Army forbids the use of seines for fishing, by staging a wildcat walkout of all but practitioners of net fishing workers, except those at hospitals. choose to ignore the law. It is said "Let the Army bury the dead," that a former Red Bank mayor is declares Glen Ban- of the Ulster among those' who do the illegal Workers Council. "We'll cat grass work. before we're beaten." News from the Freehold county 20 yean ago seat: The street sprinkler put in its appearance to the delight of the Katharine Elkus White, former residents on Main Street. Several of Red Bank mayor, arrives in Den- the ice cream and beer saloons mark to assume her new post as were open and appeared to be doing U.S. ambassador. When asked if a rushing business. One of our she thought that women am- farmers has picked half a bushel of bassadors were a good thing, she potato bugs from four acres of lifil. #«*• b, LMOI P»o<« replied, "I see no reason why potatoes each day for eight con- women canot hold policy-making secutive days. Marine COMMUNITY CALENDAR
program TODAY KEANSBURG - A special meet- speak. Nadel, Wayne Siet and Suzanne ing of mayor and council, regarding RED BANK - Families FRID AY LONG BRANCH - Families Bernstein at 8:30 p.m. A dessert the sale of borough properties, will Anonymous, a fellowship for table will foUow. Anonymous, a fellowship for be held at 7:30 p.m. at Borough KEYPORT - The PTA's Annual parents, relative* and Mends of Balloon Race will be held at 2 p.m. offered parents, relatives and friends of Hall. At t p.m., a special meeting drug and alcohol abusers and at the Central School playground. MATAWAN - The Matawan drug and alcohol abusers and with the fire commissioner will be children with behavorial problems, children with behavioral problems, held at the Manning Place Fire- First Aid Life Members will spon- MIDDLETOWN - This summer will meet at 7:30 p.m. in Riverview MATAWAN - The Behavioral will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the house. The meetings are open to the sor a flea market from S a.m. to 4 and fall, high school students can Medical Center's East Wing. Services Center, 70 Main St., will p.m. at the Matawan railroad get marine science experience in a Chemical Dependency Center, public. Chelsea Avenue. hold a free workshop, "Coping with station parking lot. new program offered by Brookdale RUMSON — Rumson-Fair Haven Fears and Phobias," at I p.m. Community College. MANALAPAN - The township Regional High School will present Reservations are required. High school students who have EATONTOWN - Families Parks and Recreation Department a Fine and Industrial Arts Show and OLD BRIDGE - The bus for the completed their junior or senior Anonymous, a fellowship for will sponsor a dinner theater trip to Computer Fair 7:30 to 10 p.m. In FREEHOLD - A free high blood Parks and Recreation Depart- year will be able to take college parents, relatives and friends of see "The Rink," starring Liza the school gym, cafeteria and pressure screening will be held ment's trip to the American Mu- seum of Natural History, New course work at Brookdale's Sandy drug and alcohol abusers and Minnelli and Chita Rivera. Trans- senior building. from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Freehold children with behavorial problems, York, leaves the Civic Center, 1 OJd Hook Laboratory and the Gateway portation, orchestra seats, and Pharmacy, Route 9 and Schank will meet from 1 to 2:30 p.m. at the Bridge Plaza, at 9 a.m. and returns National Recreation Area. They dinner are included in the package. FREEHOLD — The Exchange Road, sponsored by the Monmouth First Presbyterian Church, 76 Tickets are available from the at 6 p.m. will also earn four college credits. Club of Greater Freehold will meet Hypertension Control Project. Students will use sophisticated Wyckoff Road. Parks and Recreation office at at 12:30 p.m. at the American marine science equipment and a Township Hall. Hotel. Bob ScutKUWTi foftnw bud MONDAY boat will available. They will, HAZLET — The Raritan Bay of Nescafe here and later/ head of SATURDAY Town Criers Chapter of the Society COLTS NECK - The Shore Hills perform such tasks as fish identifi- Nescafe, Japan, will give a slide CUFFWOOD BEACH - Free for the Preservation and En- Chapter of Sweet Adelines meets HAZLET - The Recreation cation and tagging, seining and presentation on Japan. needlecraft lessons are offered 2 to couragement of Barber Shop every Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Commission's Annual Junior Olym- 4 p.m. Mondays at McDonald*, collecting sea organisms, testing pics program will be held at 9 a.m. water samples, and microscopic Quartet Singing in America will the Colts Neck Reformed Church. Route 35. The club holds its regular lunch- at the Raritan High School athletic study. They will also become have rehearsals each Tuesday at 8 New members are welcome. p.m. at Raritan High School, eon meeting every Thanday; new acquainted with marine navigation members are welcome. KEANSBURG - The Planning and with the various scientific Middle Road, Hazlet. HOLMDEL - The township Board meets at 7:30 at Boro Hall disciplines involved in study of the Women's Recreation Summer Ten- MARLBORO - The Marlboro 43 Church St. ; ocean ecosystem. MATAWAN — The Early Sum- nis Teams will hold tryouts for "A" COLTS NECK - The Colts Neck Volunteer Fire Company will hold mer Program of the Matawan- and "B" teams at 9 a.m. at the Garden Center, Rente M, will offer its stmi-aimual roast beef dinner The course, limited to 25 students Aberdeen Regional Communi- Conover Road Tennis Center. a clinic talk today at I p.m. "Freeh from S to • p.m. at its flrehouse on MATAWAN - The Woman's per section, will be instructed by ty/Adult School will begin at 7 p.m from the Garden," by Wendy J. Route 79. Club will hold a combined meeting Richard Cole, Brookdale professor at Matawan Regional High School. Christie, designer at The Green- of science, and Mike Murray, THURSDAY house Inc., will cover •election, at 12:30 p.m. at Brookdale learning assistant. SUNDAY TOMORROW . RED BANK - The Lions Club preparation and design of , Bnttonwood Manor, Route M. All will meet at 6:30 p.m. at the Molly and perennial garden flowers. ABERDEEN - Temple Shalom. Interested students should call MATAWAN - Al Anon meets at Pitcher Inn. 8 Ayrmoot Lane, will present a officers, department chairmen and Brookdale's admissions office at 10 a.m. and Alcoholics Anonymous The public is Invited to Casirial Concert, featuring can- standing committee chairmen are 842-1900, extension 370, and ask for at 9 p.m. at Trinity Episcopal Larry Dean from the Social questions and specimens for Idsnti- tors Ellen Sussman. Jeffrey a Fast Start form. Church, Ryers Lane. Security Office, Asbury Park, will Shtoviti, Martha Novick, Richard asked to attend. The Daily Register SPORTS 2 TUESDAY. MAY 20, 1864 COMICS 5 Your Town BLIFESTYLE 0 FREEHOLD MARLBORO FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP MANALAPAN COLTS NECK ENGLISHTOWN Area residents observe Memorial Day
Rainy weather (ailed to dampen Memorial Day obeervances yester- day as county residents attended 'The turnout was ceremonies honoring America's fallen soldiers. very good. No Col. Frederick W. Eisele, direc- tor of International Logistics, Port interruptions Monmouth, was the principal speaker at the Red Bank ceremony. from the rain/ "Tlie turnout was very good," said Stuart Edignton, program parade began at Bayihore Junior chairman. "There were no Inter- High School, Leonardo, and ended ruptions from the rain. They (par- at the American Legion Post SS8. A ticipating organizations) placed 20 service was held at the post home floral pieces. Richard FUiney, at and the old railroad station on junior at Red Bank Regional, Leonardo Avenue. played taps. " Following the service, partici- Victory Park, Rumson, was the pants lunched at the Red Bank Elks site of the borough's ceremony. A Club. The program was televised parade from ForresWale School by Storer Cable Co., Eatontown. was led by Grand Marshal Howard The Aberdeen Fire Department, Tilton, a U.S. Marine veteran of First Aid Squad and VFW Post 4745 World War I. The program also conducted observances outside the featured a flag raising by area Boy township municipal building. Scouts and music by the' Rumson- The Atlantic Highlands VFW Fair Haven Regional High School held a parade from the harbor area Band. to Borough Hall. The American Services were also conducted at Legion and Catholic War Veterans Patriots Isle in Shrewsbury, also participated. Borough Hall in Sea Bright, Mayor James T. Buckley spoke Atchison School in Ttnton Falls and during at the Fair Haven service at the Community Center in West Memorial Park. Participants Long Branch. marched from Sickles School to the In Eatontown Sunday, monu- park. ments were rededicated to Korean The Haxlet Recreation Com- and Vietnam war veterans at mission and VFW Post 4303 co- Wampum Park. Col. Raymond sponsored a military service in E.B. Ketchum II. chief of staff of Veterans Memorial Park. the Army Communications Elec- In Holmdel, wreaths were placed tronics Command, attended the on monuments in front of Town ceremony. Hall. The late Peter Genovese Sr., Sunday services were also con- former school board president and ducted in Highlands. Keyport and U.S. Marine, was honored along Matawan. with the late Joseph W. Phillips, The Keansburg parade was the township's first police chief. canceled becuase of street damage Little Silver's parade featured caused by recent storms. But a the Red Bank Regional High School memorial service, co-sponsored by Band with a service held in front of the borough American Legion, Fire Borough Hall. Department and First Aid Squad, Long Branch Mayor Philip D. was held outside Borough Hall. Huhn threw a memorial wreath off Because of a lack of municipal the pier. Other services were held funds, there was no parade in Union •mini th*— *t Crt Fonx. at City Hall and in Elberon. Beach. However, a service was REMEMBERING - William Rue, left, Fair Haven administrator, whose son, Barry, was killed in the Vietnam War, dabs her eyes A parade and memorial service conducted by American Legion attempts to remove necktie caught on a Memorial Park statue prior during Sunday's dedication of the Korea Vietnam addition in were held in Middletown. The Post 321 at Veterans Park. to yesterday's Memorial Day parade. Mrs. Theodore Evert, right, Memorial Park, Eatontown. YESTERDAYS 5 years ago jobs and positions of importance." Ray Stallard takes nap in a bus Prince Charles tells group he on the way to Kentucky, only to received good advice from a deluge wake up in a hospital. A wild duck of correspondence protesting his had crashed through the windshield labor speech. "By far the best was and hit him in the head. THE WAY IT WAS — Crafts a postcard that simply said. 'What and skills of the 18th century are you need is a good wife.' I'm sure 50 years ago demonstrated at a Revolutionary that's exactly what I do need." Report of Asbury Park's audit War encampment that began 10 years ago shows the gross debt to be Saturday at Poricy Park, Middle- »13.059,298 The reason for the debt town, by Ruth Knapp, left, of Cold, windy weather on Mem- is beachfront revenues fell behind Oakland, Ann Rinaldi of Some- orial Day disappoints beachgoers 1933 expenses by $364,000. rville, Sgt. Gill Knapp of Oakland but delights area merchants. The 1OO years ago and Ronald Rinaldi of Some- manager of Steinbach's in Red rville. Also included in the week- Bank says of the shoppers, "God Controversy develops between Bless them." hook and line fishermen and seiners end activities was a Revolution- Militant Protestants in Northern ary War brigade campout. on the Shrewsbury River. State law Ireland get serious with the Army forbids the use of seines for fishing, by staging a wildcat walkout of all but practitioners of net fishing workers, except those at hospitals. choose to ignore the law. It is said 'Let the Army bury the dead," that a former Red Bank mayor is declares Glen Ban- of the Ulster among those who do the illegal Workers Council. "We'll eat grass work. before we're beaten." News from the Freehold county 20 years ago seat: The street sprinkler put in its appearance to the delight of the Katharine Elkus White, former residents on Main Street. Several of Red Bank mayor, arrives in Den- the ice cream and beer saloons mark to assume her new post as were open and appeared to be doing U.S. ambassador When asked if a rushing business. One of our she thought that women am- farmers has picked half a bushel of bassadors were a good thing, she potato bugs from four acres of RafMif pM> kf Unr NtM replied, "I see no reason why potatoes each day for eight con- women canot hold policy-making secutive days. Marine COMMUNITY CALENDAR
program TODAY KEANSBURG - A special meet- speak. Nadel, Wayne Siet and Suzanne ing of mayor and council, regarding RED BANK - Families FRIDAY Bernstein at 8:30 p.m. A dessert LONG BRANCH - Families the sale of borough properties, will Anonymous, a fellowship for KEYPORT - The PTA's Annual table will follow. Anonymous, a fellowship for be held at 7: SO p.m. at Borough parents, relatives and friends of Balloon Race will be held at 2 p.m offered parents, relatives and friends of Hall. At S p.m., a special meeting drug and alcohol abusers and at the Central School playground. MATAWAN - The Matawan drug and alcohol abusers and with the fire commissioner will be children with behavorial problems, First Aid Life Members will spon- MIDDLETOWN - This summer children with behavioral problems, held at the Manning Place Fire- will meet at 7 30 p.m. inftivervlew MATAWAN - The Behavioral sor a flea market from 8 a.m. to 4 and fall, high school students can will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the house. The meetings are open to the Medical Center's East Wing. Services Center, 70 Main St., will p.m. at the Matawan railroad Chemical Dependency Center, public. get marine science experience in a hold a free workshop, "Coping with station parking lot. Chelsea Avenue. RUMSON — Rumson-Fair Haven new program offered by Brookdale Fears and Phobias," at 8 p.m. Regional High School will present Community College. MANALAPAN - The township Reservations are required. OLD BRIDGE - The bus for the Parks and Recreation Department a Fine and Industrial Arts Show and High school students who have EATONTOWN - Families Parks and Recreation Depart- will sponsor a dinner theater trip to Computer Fair 7:30 to 10 p.m. in completed their junior or senior Anonymous, a fellowship for FREEHOLD - A free high blood ment's trip to the American Mu- see "The Rink," starring Liza the school gym, cafeteria and year will be able to take college parents, relatives and friends of pressure screening will be held seum of Natural History, New Minnelli and Chita Rivera. Trans- senior building. course work at Brookdale's Sandy drug and alcohol abusers and from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Freehold York, leaves the Civic Center, 1 Old portation, orchestra seats, and Hook Laboratory and the Gateway children with behavorial problems, Pharmacy, Route 9 and Schank Bridge Plaza, at 9 a.m. and returns dinner are included In the package. FREEHOLD — The Exchange National Recreation Area. They will meet from 1 to 230 p.m. at the Road, sponsored by the Monmouth at 6 p.m. Tickets are available from the Club of Greater Freehold will meet will also earn four college credits. First Presbyterian Church, 76 Hypertension Control Project. Wyckoff Road. Parks and Recreation office at at 13:30 p.m. at the American Students will use sophisticated Township Hall. Hotel. Bob Schuessler, former bead marine science equipment and a MONOAY HAZLET - The Raritan Bay of Nescafe here and lately bead of SATURDAY boat will available. They will CUFFWOOD BEACH - Free Town Crier* Chapter of the Society COLTS NECK - The Shore Hills Nescafe. Japan, will give a slide HAZLET - The Recreation perform such tasks as fish Identifi- for the Preservation and En- Chapter of Sweet Adelines meets needlecraft lessons are offered 2 to presentation on Japan. Commission's Annual Junior Olym- 4 p.m. Mondays at McDonald's. cation and tagging, seining and couragement of Barber Shop every Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at collecting sea organisms, testing pics program will be held at 9 a.m. Route 3S. Quartet Singing in America will the Colts Neck Reformed Church. The club holds iU regular lunch- at the Raritan High School athletic water samples, and microscopic have rehearsals each Tuesday at I New members are welcome. study. They will also become eon meeting every Thursday; new field. KEANSBURG - The Planning p.m. at Raritan High School, members are welcome. acquainted with marine navigation Middle Road, Haxlet. HOLMDEL - The township Board meets at 7:30 at Boro Hall, and with the various scientific Women's Recreation Summer Ten- MARLBORO - The Marlboro 43 Church St. disciplines involved in study of the MATAWAN - The Early Sum- nis Teams will hold tryouts for "A" COLTS NECK - The Colts Neck Volunteer Fire Company will hold Garden Center, Route 34. will offer its semi-annual roast beef dinner ocean ecosystem. mer Program of the Matawan- and "B" teams at 9 a.m. at the MATAWAN - The Woman's The course, limited to 8 students Aberdeen Regional Communi- Conover Road Tennis Center. a clinic talk today at 8 p.m 'Fresh from S to 8 p.m. at its flrehouse on > par section, will be Instructed by ty/Adult School will begin at 7 p.m. from the Garden," by Wendy J. Route 79. Club will hold a combined meeting Richard Cole, Brookdale professor at Matawan Regional High School. THURSDAY Christie, designer at The Green- and luncheon at 12:30 p.m. at of science, and Mike Murray. house Inc., will cover selection, SUNDAY Brookdale leamiag assistant. RED BANK - The Uons Club preparation and design of annual Buttonwood Manor, Route 34. All TOMORROW will meet at 6:30 p.m. at the MoUy and perennial garden flowers. ABERDEEN - Temple Shalom, officers, department chairmen and "Pitcher Inn. S Ayrmont Lane, will present a Interested students should call MATAWAN - Al Anon meets at standing committee chairmen are Brookdale's artmlrtflM office at 10 a.m. and Alcoholics Anonymous The public to invited to bring Cantorial Concert, featuring can- 84H9W, extension m. and ask for at 9 p.m. at Trinity Episcopal Larry Dean from the Social questions andI specimenspecimenss f! or identl- tors Ellen Sussman, Jeffrey asked to attend. a Fast Start form. Church, Ryers Lane. Security Office, Asbury Park, will ShioviU, Martha Novick, Richard TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1964 The Daily Register B3 V COUNTY SPORTS BRIEFS Brookdale sports camp will be conducted again MIDDLETOWN - The who starred at Red Bank Catholic, Colder win* letter Brookdale Community College All- led Springfield in tackles for losses Star Sports Camps summer (14*) and quarterback sacks (7V4). PROVIDENCE - Virginia GokJ- brochure for 19B4U now ready. The His 75 tackles was second best on er, a senior oarswoman from Red sports camps attracted over 2,000 the team. Bank has been awarded a varsity campers last year and is open to letter for her performance with the boys and girls 5 to Is years of age. He became the first Springfield 1984 Brown University women's Sports offered this year Include player since 1979 to earn first team crew. basketball, baseball, wrestling, ten- AP Ail-American honors, and be Colder won her third varsity nis, cheerleading, field hockey. was also named to the ECAC (first letter while rowing in the number soccer, sports readiness and soft- team). All New England and Kodak five position. She served as co- ball. All-America (second team) teams. captain this year and also won two He was voted Most Valuable De- letters in swimming and one in For a free brochure, Information fensive Player by his teammates. track. or registration, contact the Com- munity Services at Brookdale from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. dally or write to Community Services, Brookdale CC, Iincroft, 07738. Cosmos pull upset Camp director Is Ferris Antoon of West Long Branch. Cage camp slated ofF. V. Barcelona AND THEY'RE OFF - Horses leave the starting under Chris Antley, was second, and Sea Level, gate in yesterday's Rumson Handicap at with Joe Rocco up, was third. The winner paid RED BANK - The annual Green EAST RUTHERFORD (AP) - Cosmos came back to score the Monmouth Park. Any Spray, (foreground) ridden $4.80. and Gold Basketball Camp for boys Seve Movers scored a pair of goals next five goals. First, the blond by Dave Byrnes, was the winner. Lying Lady, and girls ages 7 to 17 will be held and assisted on another to spark the striker who rejoined the team at the Red Bank Catholic High Cosmos to a 5-3 upset of F.C. yesterday after being placed on School Gym June 18-22 and 25-29. Barcelona in an opening round waivers early last week In a and July 24, 9-13. Trans-Atlantic Challenge Cup soc- contract dispute, dug a ball out RBC basketball coach Ken Cross cer match yesterday. along the goal line and pushed it to Remarkable Any Spray Roberto Cabanas for an open net is camp director and he will be The victory puts the Cosmos into tally at 19.38. assisted by former Casey basket- the fifth annual championship At the 23-minute mark, Moyers ball coach Joe Kristofik game next Sunday against Udinese ran onto a pass from Gerry Gray on of Italy. Fluminense, which drop- Kor further information, call or the right side and tied the score Makes Rumson 10th win write either Cross or Kristofik at ped a 5-3 decision to Udinese on with a left-footed shot into the far penalty kicks in the first game of BY JOE HINTELMANN evenly all the way. She's too nice Track announcer Bob Weems Red Bank Catholic High School. corner from 22 feet. a filly for that." yesterday's doubleheader, will face OCEANPORT - John A. Man- could call only the stretch run of The five-time North American Any Spray ran the route In 1:38 Barcelona in a consolation match. fuso's Any Spray kept her re- most races. Apprentice Jose C. Cate named captain Soccer League champions took the and paid $4 80. Lying Lady, off at markable record going yesterday Ferrer won two races yesterday Barcelona took a 2-0 lead in the lead for good 1 v* minutes before the 18-1 undere Chris Antley, finished SPRINGFIELD, Mass. - WaUy with a two-length victory In the to edge ahead of Chris Antley for first 10:41 on a pair of goals by intermission on a penalty kick by second, creating an exacta worth Case of Middletown has been 157,500 Rumson Handicap at leading jockey. He won the third HusiUos, an Argentine forward Johan Nesskens after referee Ed SM.O0. race with No Conceit (20.40) and elected a tri-captain for the 1984 playing on loan from Murchia of the Belion called Barcelona defender Monmouth Park. Because of the Springfield College football team. heavy rains, the race was Manfusdo was uncertain about the fifth with Double Hold (8.00). Spanish first division. Valor for tripping Chico Borja in Case, a 6-2, 230 pound lineman twitched from the turf course to the future of his bone. "We Ferrer now has 36 firsts to 35 for But sparked by Moyers, the the box. the main track at the same one haven't made up our mind Antley. None of the top 13 mile distance. Eleven of 16 whether to retire her or not," he trainers had a winner. horses entered scratched. said. "She has chips in her knee, Jockeys Craig Perret and Don The 4-year-old Royal Consort but had arthroKoplc surgery and Miller, Jr. won the stakes races Seraphs advance in states filly now has 10 wins and a second it happened after she won her at Atlantic City on the opening MIDDLETOWN - Kevin Bender from 11 career outings. Her first stakes race." two nights of the Shore track's and then Bender followed with a Mater Dei will travel to St. meeting. slammed a two-run homer and long home run over the left field Joseph's of Hammonton for a earnings of $34,100 In the Rumson Any Spray, Articulate Rob- George Donohue added a two-run brought her career total to Perret took the Mays Landing fence. Glenn Misson and Jay semifinal game on a date to be bery, Kattegat's Pride and Jetta Handicap with Duke Mitchell on single as Mater Dei scored four Toomey followed with singles and announced. 1165,288. J all were also entered in the runs in the fourth inning to defeat Friday night while Miller won Donohue added his two-run hit. St JMtMIS) Any Spray, sent off as the 7-5 $30,000 Flocarline Handicap yes- St. James of Carney's Point, 5-2, hi Misson knocked in the fifth Gonzator cl 3 0 1, DiPwfro H 2 O 1 Caray 3b 4 0 the Miss America Stakes with °-™"1°" 'b 4 i 2. Napottan c 2 0 i. iMyan a second choice in the field of five, terday at Pimlico Race Course in first round NJSIAA South Jersey Mater Dei run with a fifth-inning Above Mystery on Saturday Parochial "B" tournament 2 0 0. Pac* 20 3 0 1. K.nn«, r) 0 1 0. Oardanai disappeared in the fog down the Maryland. Articulate Robbery night. single. OK 2 0 O TOTALS 22 2 6 uamanai backstretch, but was a length in contested the Rumson, but ran baseball Sunday. Derek Sininsky (6-1) was the •Mat MS HOOF PRINTS - The Penn- Backaf H 3 2 I. BaMW 26 3 1 1. MWon d 2 1 front of Lying Lady turning for last. Kattegat's Pride and Jetta St. James (10-14) took a 1-0 lead winning pitcher for the Seraphs 1. Toomay M 3 t 1. Donohua c 3 0 1 Curt 3b 3 0 home. She was never threatened J ran in Maryland. Beverly P. sylvania Horse Racing Com- in the top of the fourth on Dave (16-6). He went the first four 2. Kinaan Ib 3 0 0. K.iUnd. n 2 o 0. K»va ph 1 0 mission last week approved an O. SirunUy p 2 0 1. Krtll p 1 0 O TOTALS 2S 5 I from that point. "Tufty" Hacker, trainer of Any DiPietro's sacfrice fly. innings and reliever Dave Krall •£*"»• Ml IN • - 1 "I knew I had the best horse. Spray, who won the Rumson in experiment for Penn National Jim Becker singled to start finished up to get his ninthsave of "a*H Dal (M Ml • - I 1974 with Christopher R , noted race track that would allow Mater Pel's decisive fourth Inning HR - Band* 2B - Simntky She was real sharp," said Dave the season. WP - DOT* Sm.nafcy It-1) LP — Mai* Rmo (2-4I Byrnes, who has ridden her in all that he ran the winner here automatic teller machines, simi- her starts. "I couldn't hold her because the purse was higher. lar to the kind already in oper- back. She just wanted to run." The sixth race was also taken ation for banks, to be placed Sefa's Beauty, the 4-5 choice of off the turf and six of the 15 outside the track. the crowd of 18,038, never got scheduled starters defected from Under this plan, fans could untracked and finished fourth. "I that event. A total of 39 horses wager on Penn National races don't think she took to the were scratched yesterday from from local bars, hotels or even track," said Herb McCauley, her an original card of 117. the corner newstand. There is no Tennis Everyone! jockey. "She didn't act right and Heavy fog blanketed the legislation in New Jersey to didn't fire at all. She just ran course for most of the afternoon. allow such a plan. Come out and watch the Mergenthaler, Lawsen win three races at MBC MONMOUTH RED BANK - Bill Mergenthaler Stewart (sanderling) and Dean Apy (albacore) and Amy Lawsen (blue (blue jay) were the winners in the jay) both won three races Saturday SAILING Shrewsbury Sailing and Yacht INVITATIONAL in the annual Memorial Day Regat- Club's annual Memorial Day Week- ta on the Navesink River. end Regatta Saturday and Sunday. Jon Schwartz had two firsts and number of spills but no injuries. Thirty boats competed in the a second in the lightning class while MBC will begin its Summer regatta and experienced 20 knot Bob Hance had the same in the Series next weekend. winds Saturday and four to six knot woodpussy class. SSYC winds Sunday. At Monmouth College - The races were held despite OCEANPORT - Dave Whittle The SSYC will begin its summer strong winds and there were a (comet). John Martin (laser). Skip series next weekend. West Long Branch New Jersey SAILING SUMMARIES sponsored by
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"I hope he gets the same shots This week Monmouth and Ocean CcXttltfV beat htflrl' School tennis • Celtics. San Francisco 4-2, but that was in players will be competing at the MonffloiaH KNtaoonal Tennis Tour- I "We could do a better job the Western Division finals. Thursday," Jones said. nament. It's an individual tournament AM » tesjtt effort, so the kids ' denying Bird the ball and we also "Many times in the past we have Bird said he was less concerned have worked extra hard to make the event, won the first game on the road, but about his shooting percentage than '• have to contain McHale," Riley Show them how proud you are ol their SMstic ability ' said at a news conference yester- we've never been able to win the he was about the Lakers' ability to second," Riley said. "But I think dictate the pace of a game. and giving your support Matches start &30 pm on • day. "He had no problem shooting Monmouth College (north side ot gym- . use Laicrnww 1 over any of our forwards and he we're capable'of it and are on the "I don't expect to score 25 or 30 parking lot). ; was superb on the offensive verge of it. We're a deeper team points per game the way I have • boards." than we were in the past." been," Bird said. "The Lakers are one of the prime teams in the McHale led the Celtics with 25 Riley said the Celtics "have FREE ADMISSION three days to get angry, but on the league and they are good at making '. points as Los Angeles won Game 1 you do things differently than ; of the best-of-seven National other hand maybe the pressure to win at home will get to them." you're used to." • Basketball Association Cham- : pionship Series 115-109 Sunday. The Lakers did not practice But he said he was looking • Bird hit only seven of 17 shots from yesterday after playing two games forward to the rest of the series > the field, but still had 24 points. in three days, with a five-hour because "I enjoy playing a dif- Call Rich Bruer at 22&6600 : Bird and McHale also had four flight to Boston in between. ferent team once in a while. for more information and follow • offensive rebounds apiece to help After the Celtics practiced. Playing a West Coast team breaks : the Celtics finish with 11 offensive Coach K.C. Jones said Ms team has the monotony." the action in the sports pages • rebounds to 12 for Los Angeles. to "work harder defensively to stop ot The Daily and Sunday Register J- "I expect Game 2 Thursday to be the Lakers from running. They The Celtics and Lakers played • an all-out war," Riley said, were getting fast breaks after we each other only twice in the regular and the Ocean County Reporter. ' - The Lakers coach said he be- made free throws!" season and they have not met in the lieve* his team has a good chance Jones said the fact that Bird was playoffs since 1969, when Boston to become the first team in NBA "missing shots he normally won the championship in seven history to win the first two games makes" definitely hurt the Celtics games. B4 The Dsrily Register TUESDAY, MAY 29.1984 Mears: It's sweeter the second time around 203 (SB mph was by far the straightaway His right front factory condition ; fastest In auto racing history. INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Rick wheel then bucked the waU and Race officials made no < .- Officially, Johncock set a tap Mean lays it's tweeter the sent the car sliding aeons the in the final position of the » cars record in the race with a speed second time around. He now track into the Pit Road entrance that started the race from the of 204.815 on the Und tap, while belongs to an elite corps of men where it came to a rest against who have won the Indianapolis unofficial standings announced Mean' top official clocking was the outside pit wall. 500-mile auto race more than Sunday. 204.364 on the lJvth tap. Mears, who now has 19 career once. Guerrero, Unser, Holbert and "Our watches (in the pits) victories, knows winning twice at Andretti each completed ltt of caught me with a few laps at 208 The n-year-old driver from Indy puts a new slant on things. the race's 200 laps when Mears and one at 207," said Mean, who Bakenfield, Calif., ran away Future references undoubtedly from the fastest field in auto crossed the finish lute. The led lit taps. "I guest those taps will be ... two-time winner Rick racing history Sunday and won positions of the four drivers were came about midway through the thus determined by when they the 68th Indy classic with a speed race. I had a pretty good lead on completed their 19tth Up. record. "That has a nice ring to It," he Tom, so I went ahead and leaned said with a grin on is boyish face. "There is no official protest," on the car to try toge t as much This triumph a different, be "That second one (Indy victory) said, from his 1879 victory here. said chief steward Tom Blnford. space as 1 could before the next Mears was left unchallenged is Important. It gets you into "There wat a time a couple of pit stop. over the final 32 laps Sunday another group, so to speak. It years ago when some people said "I just had an opportunity to after defending-champion and definitely makes a difference. I was just lucky," Mean said record-breaking pole-sitter Tom gain some time, and the car felt yesterday morning as be waited "It's important to win here, Sneva waa forced out of the good and we had a clean track for the traditional winner's pic- not just once or twice, but as competition with a broken uni- ahead. ture session. "But that's kind of many times as you can." versal joint. Sneva, who had "Later in the race, I was come around a litUe bit. I don't Mears is still a youngster when hoped to become only the fourth running some taps very com- see or hear as much of that as I compared to the other active driver to win two In a row, was fortably at 202," he said. used to. Indy champions — Sneva, 36 next running a close second. week; Mario Andretti, 44; Unser, Mears said that despite the "I think the record showed it 45 on Tuesday; thrree-time win- protestations of some other driv- just wasn't the way things were. After Sneva dropped out. Mean cruised — at 201 mph — ner Johnny Rutherford, 46; John- en, including Sneva, slowing That's kind of taken the lucky tag cock, 46, and four-time winner down the race is not necessary. away. to his record of 1(3.621 mph, surpassing the 162.962 set a dos- A.J. Foyt, 40. "This race, to me, was no "It did bother me then, but I en years ago by the late Mark And there's a talented group of different than it was in 1979," he think I'm a more mature person Donohue. rookies that includes Guerrero, said. "I was on the pole at IK now. And I'm enjoying this one Bedard crashed coming out of 25; Andretti, 21; and Al Unser that year, and we ran taps at 188 (Indy victory) even more than Jr., 22, who led the race for four in the race. the first one," Mears said. the third turn. His car careened into the inside retaining wall and laps before a mechanical prob- "We still run under the same He was officially declared the was engulfed in a momentary lem ended his day. conditions. The turbulance is still winner by race officials yester- methanol fireball. Most of his car the same. The only difference is day, with Colombian rookie Rob- "I hope I'm not getting over disintegrated the hill too soon," said Mean. "I when they hold the (pit) board erto Guerrero, second, and two- out, your numbers are higher. time winner Al Unser. third. Johncock's race ended In his hope I've got a couple of yean 104th lap when his car's right left before the juniors starting And I don't care how fast we run, Rookie Al Holbert finished rear wheel grazed the outside working me over." as long as it's 5 mph faster than" fourth, followed by fellow rookie wall at the head of the main The field qualifying average of anybody else." Michael Andretti, the son of former Indy winner Mario An- dretti. Meanwhile, Pat Bedard, the writer-turned-racer involved In a terrifying crash Sunday, re- OPEN 7 A.M. mained hospitalized in stable condition yesterday with a frac- tured jaw and severe concussion. Gordon Johncock, another two- FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE SECOND TIME — Rick Mears smiles and gives a victory salute time Indy winner, was involved Sunday at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway alter winning his second in another crash Sunday and suffered a broken left ankle. He Indy 500. Mears set a track record of 163 621 miles per hour lor the remained hospitalized In satis- 500 miles. GOOD? YEAR Maine disappoints Seton Hall by Tom Garbowski, Steve ORONO, Maine (AP) - Maine got the win in his first outing since Caravello, and Bob Racioppi. won an unprecedented fourth April 29. Being the fourth man in a three- straight strip to the College World man rotation left Ballou with few Series when it beat Seton Hall 5-2 Maine made it 3-1 when Rick opportunities to pitch last month, yesterday to win the NCAA East Lashua singled, and Tim Layman, and those rare chances were wiped regional baseball playoffs. Jeff Paul, and Bill Reynolds drew consecutive walks. Another run out by rain. CELEBRATION SALE! 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TIGER Y THAT'S OJgJP V IP? / Trie pr£AS£>r46tH£V p r^^" 1 5 29 I KEEP KNSnAS OUT /^ HaV. J)\II4 THE COOltfiZi, ~>dfl B6 The Dtoily Register Lifestyle TUESDAY. MAY 29, 1984 Will professional inner circle admit women? BY ELLEN GOODMAN partnerships in law firms are held by women. At King wasn't made partner because of her sex — the firm and Spalding, only two women have joined the 48 male can claim some other and legal reason why she didn't It looks ai if the lawyers at King and Spalding had partners since the Hishon suit was filed in 1979. Some make the grade. better skip the bathing suit contest this summer. Last investment firms are still entirely while and male. In general, the courts have a double standard for summer at their outing, a third-year law student and Even the gargantuan accounting firm Arthur lower- and upper-level jobs. In blue-collar jobs the summer intern won a prize for "the body we'd like Andersen has just 14 women among Its 700 partners. courts looked at the results of employment policies. to see more of." The next few years are going to be the crunch years, If the policy had a disparate effect on blacks or Now the giant Atlanta law firm had better watch AT as this ambitious group of professional women try to women, courts usually ruled it was illegal unless the its Ps, its Qs and its image. The Supreme Court ruled make the final cut. The barriers they face are going employer could justify it by "business necessity." But unanimously last week that a former female LARGE to be subtle, and frustrating. policies that keep blacks or women out of the most associate, Elizabeth Hishon, has the right to sue King important posts were justified as necessary. and Spalding for sex discrimination in denying her a The decisions to admit people into the inner circle of success are highly subjective. When two or 10 Harvard Law School Professor Elizabeth Bartholet. partnership. Under the circumstances, another bath- who teaches employment-rights litigation, says that ing suit contest might make the men look bad. people, all technically qualified, compete for the same post, the choices are often emotional and im- judges are just too close to the problems of elite The decision itself merits a sigh of relief more than pressionistic. decision-makers. "It's easy for judges to look a round of applause. The law firm had argued that they plateau where Hishon found herself, right below the objectively at the lower-level blue-collar factory. But top. . In Hishon's case there were no complaints about her were exempt from Title VII of the Civil Rights Act work but, rather, a general feeling that "she just they Identify too strongly with the upper level elite of 1964 which outlaws discrimination against em- In the past decade, women have gained at least who are hiring people." Especially hiring lawyers. ployees. Partners, they said, are different from token access into even the stuffiest of professional or didn't fit in." As another woman who'd been at the firm said, "If you can't discuss the University of At the moment, an impressive group of women are employees. If the Supreme Court had agreed, any law corporate establishments. They are in all the jobs that in position to move into top professional slots. Many firm, accounting firm, investment firm, or partner- qualify them for admission to Yuppiedom. Virginia-University of North Carolina basketball game, you're an outcast." of them made this lineup because the courts opened ship could have hung a sign on the door that read "No In the legal profession, there has been a striking rise graduate schools and entry-level jobs. Now they face Blacks, No Jews, No Women Need Apply." in the number of women. About 37 percent of law It's hard for anyone just passed up for tenure or partnership or promotion to know whether she lost out the most subjective screening. The reassurance that upper-level jobs like these are students are female. One out of every six lawyers is not entirely exempt from the law comes just in time. female. Sixty percent of these women are still under or was kept out. It's even harder to convince a court. 35. Like the young MBAs, accountants and executives, If the courts treat upper-level jobs the way they At the moment there are two places in the economy Hishon rescued the right of women in high-echelon treat lower-level jobs, women will win. But if they where women are stuck. One is at the bottom, in that these laywers form an impressive wedge. jobs to sue under Title VII, but it's not clear whether feminized zone called poverty, in jobs marked dead- But there are still few women in any profession who she or others will be able to win such suits. Unless don't, somebody better hand out bathing suits along end. The other is at that more rarefied professional have percolated up to the top. Only b percent of the there is a "smoking gun" — absolute proof that she with mortarboards. Only new phones are cute BY ERMA BOMBECK Given a choice between having another child and another phone, I'll take a new baby, hands down. At present, I have three children and four phones. AT The kids aren't perfect but when I'm resting, they never come up and ring in my ear. When they call me and I pick them up to answer them, they never WIT'S go dead and pretend they never called me in the first place. If I ignore them when they call. I never carry around 20 pounds of guilt. I figure they'll tell END me what they want to say later. With a telephone, it's like having four whining, spoiled children in the house who keep ringing and ringing and ringing until you answer them just to shut them up. Frankly. I think the younger generation's decision to have fewer children and more phones There was a time when I thought children were will be a decision they will live to regret. Oh sure, demanding and insensitive. Compared to tele- phones are cute when they're new ... especially the phones, they're pussycats. The other night my ones in the car and the cordless ones you can take phone rang three times. I dropped my fork into the to the beach and the ones that dial your number plate, scraped the chair over my foot, clipped my electronically, but just wait... your life will never hip on a skillet handle, spilling grease all over the be the same again. floor, and got the receiver off the hook seconds They'll ring 15 times when you're in the shower before the caller hung up. and just when you get to them dripping wet, they'll "What took you so long?" said the voice. disconnect. They'll sass you when you pick up the receiver "I'm sorry," I said. "To whom did you wish to with a curt. "Who is this?" speak?" They'll invite friends on the line whom you've never heard of before and connect you with people "Is this Maxine?" he said. "You don't sound like you've never dialed. yourself." They never nap when you do. "No, this is not Maxine." And when you really need them, they'll turn on RaglBMf photo by Larry Pin« a recording and insist you leave your message at "Then how come you answered the phone, you PROMISE BALL — Among guests at the 10th chairmen of the dinner-dance, held in American the sound of the beep. BLEEP broad!" He hung up. .annual Promise Ball sponsored by Central Jersey Hotel, Freehold. Stokes is also president ot Central Chapter of the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation are, Jersey Chapter, which helps support research Phones will never be your friend. Friends don't I washed the receiver out with soap. But it wasn't left to right, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred ZyWicki, aimed at producing a cure for diabetes and have an unlisted number. the same. Englishtown; Susan Stokes, Middletown, and arresting its complications. Charles Kelly, Old Bridge. The women were BIRTHS RIVERVIEW Mr. and Mrs. Henry 15 Parkview Terr, Hazlet, daughter, May 21. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Red Bank Kikolski (Mary Oberci, 10 son, May 20. Mr. and Mrs. John De- Relyea (Linda Andrews), Mr. and Mrs. John Em- High Point Rd.. Lincroft, Mr. and Mrs. John laney (Patricia 11 Laurel Drive, Little ery (Jeanette Tatasciore), son, May 20. Sweeney (Choojit Piotrowski), 744 West Silver, son, May 21. 33 Middlesex Rd, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bkmroongphon), 102 Pine Front St., Red Bank, MONMOUTH MEDICAL Matawan, son,May 19. De Rose (Catherine Bod- St., Red Bank, daughter, daughter, May 21. Long Branch Mr. and Mrs. James nar), 711 Buchanan Blvd., May 20. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Gregory England (Marianne Red Bank, daughter, May Mr. and Mrs. Steven Harris, Jr. (Debora Campbell (Christine Hep- Fitzgerald), 805 Howard 20. Mazzucco (Joyceann Palestis), 19 Bay view burn), 83l'-2 Central Ave., Ave . Pt. Pleasant, son, Mr. and Mrs. James Winston), 839 River Rd., Ave., Keansburg, son, May Asbury Park, daughter, May 20. O'Donnell (Judith Fair Haven, son, May 20. 21. May 22. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Kearns), 3 Taylor Rd., Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Mikeal (Janet Augusto), 92 Matawan, son, May 20. Carroll (Kathleen Kania (Virginia Daly), 58 Rashaun Laster (Sonyai. Passaic St., E. Keansburg, Mr. and Mrs Ronny Chrystal), 376 Sweetbriar Inverness Court, Aber- 17 Grant St., Long Branch, daughter. May 20. Galloway (Teresa Beaty), St., Cliffwood Beach, deen, son, May 21. son, May 22.
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Tired mom finds relief TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1904 B7 Dear ABO Undert: Tkli ii lor Ikthe WMffWIMIIt with loloawr yotuftten who was to worn MJhoat nnlnanr ^aanaau iJir»«1 breaking her leg to the CMM |««t I• £$«*»' re*. Dear Strung Oat: No, yes Iart M'ptH. Jest ARC INVITATIONAL exaaHted. Caring lor children aga. « I. I, t aad « ,— Robert Issler, far left, moDthi, how could you not bt? Jilt tt» *Mt of sleep golf professional at would do It. Forget dolag something wacky I* get ANN Woodlake Qoll Club, yourielf Into a hospital - what yea ited It the rest Lakewood, gives a few and privacy yon can't get at homo. LANDERS pointers to Anthony V. Do what I did -It cotn leu aad It works. I checked Palladino, Colts Neck, Into a local motel (not luxury clan, jaet a place where chairman of the seventh I could have quiet, privacy aad comfort) alUr Inch on Saturday. I left the children with my hnhtad aad annual Monmouth Invita- stayed until checkout time Ike next ainiaang at 11. tional Goll Classic to Thai meant » hours ALONE, It of which I spent if benefit Monmouth Unit sleeping. The rest of the time I sate* Magbaf hy the •kohoUo. fee baa- rcaMined sober for It months aad of ARC (Association (or pool, or watching TV. I brougat a Mgh» MafV waft I him MM* that a* «• continue to live kit lite without Retarded Citizens) and me to save money. , r " ' • to Joseph A. Kenney, No, my husband didn't undersUnd, hat that didn't My anklMa is wi* oa*Ua«. la It tafc tor him to Brielle, a new member of stop me. I was desperate. When he camt home from eat foods that have boesteaoked la wnw? Almost evory good recipe baa wiae la II. ' the committee. The pro- work Friday, my reservation was malt aad my bag tm tournament will take packed. 1 explained thai no mailer what the coal, It Most people say It's OK because the alcohol cooks would be less than the doctor bills. oat aad only the flavor to left. Thit makes sense, bat place June 7 at Holly- Help me spread the word that motels can be awful I need to know for tare because I don't want to take wood Golf Club, Deal. to exhausted mothers at well aa travelers and lovers. any chances. Please ask one of your experts. — A Information is available — Bridgeport Mom Proud Wife by contacting ARC Dear Bridge: Consider it spread. I applaud your Dear Wife: Your friends are right. Bon appetit! headquarters, ingenuity. Chalk one up for sanity. The following letter Discover bow to be dale bait without falling book, Shrewsbury. suggests another solution. line and •taker 4MB Landers' booklet, "Dating Do's Dear Ann Landers: This la for "MM Oat la and Don'*," Wtg tola you be more poised and sure Washington." 1 also have lour children, •, J, !H aad of yoarnK ea eWrt, Send SO cents along with a long, 1H, and know what that womaa Is gttag Uaraagh. When stamped, atH-aaaYeaitd envelope with your requett to my husband suggested I coaM ase tM» Mate away ABB Uadcrs. I».O in* MM CMeago, HI. Mill from the kids, I found a Job working weekends as a waitress. He stays home with the children aa we don't have the added expense of a titter. This arrangement gives him time with them be never had before. Friends come to mind on Memdrlal Day My husband now understands what I go through every day and he appreciates me more. He also is BY JACK H. SMITH and make more of a ritual out of it. becoming a very devoted father. I really started missing Slim long before he died I'm not sayiag a weekend job is right for every Memorial Day was once centered on appreciating because we moved across country. But, there was mother, but It was the perfect solution for my husband those war heroes who gave their lives for our country. always the chance I might see him again and now I and me. - Keeping Sane In Illinois Now it hat expanded to include all of the departed who won't. On this earth, anyway. Dear Sane: Nothing succeeds like success. If it had any kM of good meaning to us. And, the older Anybody of this generation probably has a score or TIME OF works for your family, nothing else matters. Four you get, tot longer that supplemental list becomes. more of Slims to remember this holiday, plus a cheers for you, Sister! In tix^r seven decades of living, a person picks up amber of anally members and close friends who YOUR LIFE Dear Ann Landers: My hatband to a recovered a lot o* trim* win are misted when they are gone. meant a great deal to as. But, I wonder whether there Not all of these are remembered because of some are not a number of unknown civilians who, like the great service they performed for OS, but just because soldiers, we ought to honor for their contributions to they were compatible and we enjoyed being with our well-being at this advanced age. them. Actually, some of our unknowns resided in our twice In this category, for instance, I think of a tall, wiry wartime opponent, Germany. They were trade and automatic shift which made it easier to drive telephone man I used to know in Virginia named Slim unionists foreslghted enough to create benefit so- beyond sixty, the optical specialist who put bifocals Lovelace. He was endowed with a dry, sweetly cieties, providing the model which Bismarck used to together, and the builder of the first retirement sarcastic wit and it was a joy to spend an evening with start national social insurance which, in turn, colony. him getting his comments on the activities of the week President Roosevelt drew upon in creating the Social We might also remember the nutritionists who in the neighborhood. A deeply religious person, he also Security system. safeguarded our health through the diet — and the was mischievous enough to observe that you could It would be appropriate to memorialize those who medical researchers whose studies helped to find drive a van into the choir baritone's mouth on most worked to make homes cool enough in summer and vaccines for flu and polio, preventives for diphtheria of the notes and that the minister no doubt collected warm enough in winter, those who thought up the and pneumonia. Pharmaceuticals for high blood the plates from the ushers from one end and then the individual retirement account, the automotive engi- pressure and many other preventatives without which other so he would have to walk a few steps further neers who developed such features as power steering some of us would no longer be around to celebrate. Bluing, salt, water help create 'castles'
DEAR HELOISE: In a glass or plastic a few drops of Good luck with your Years ago, my children bowl, put pieces of coal, Mercurochrome, vegetable project! Your grand- made "coal castles" and coke, porous brick, tile, food coloring or ink over children will acquire some loved them. Now I would small pieces of broken each base piece. wonderful, lasting like my grandchildren to cement or sponge. To avoid By this time a beautiful memories in the process. HINTS enjoy the fan of watching possible staining, place the flower-like growth should If you would like infor- these fatciaatlag "easUes" bowl on a protected sur- have appeared. If not, it mation on where liquid FROM grow. face may be necessary to add bluing is available in your Can yea belt with the Mix together two table- two tablespoons of house- location, send your inquiry HELOISE dlrectloni? Matt the bast spoons water, two table- hold ammonia to the base and a self-addressed, DIL.^C. CO—.». —WI VjhrA HIH^A»MU A#jhaaBaa•luawai OAr» spoons table salt and two to aid the growth. stamped envelope to: a brick do? - Mary tablespoons liquid bluing, Free circulation of air is Luther Ford and Co., 100 Murphy then pour this over the coal necessary. The formations N. Seventh St., Min- I'm happy to repeat the or other contents of the will develop better in an neapolis. MN 55403. Allow instructions because I get bowl; let stand overnight. area where the air is six weeks for delivery. - DEBORAH DONATION - Ruth Matena, Middle- so many requests for them. Next morning, sprinkle relatively free of moisture. Hugs for writing! — Dear Heloise: Save dish- answer individual letters town, chairman of Red Bank Chapter of It seems the popularity two more tablespoons salt To keep the castle grow- Heloise washing liquid detergent but will use them in her Deborah's June 1-10 tag days in Red Bank, of this project never over the base. ing, add more bluing, salt MATTRESS ODOR bottles and place them In column as space permits. Eatontown, Shrewsbury, Tinton Falls, Fair Haven diminishes and small won- On the third morning, and water from time to Dear Heloise: Here's a boots to hold them upright and Little Silver, gets a taste of cash to come from der, since no two castles mix together two table- time. It will "bloom" in- Up for the woman who had during storage. This helps SIFTING SUGAR ever turn out alike. And spoons each of salt, water definitely into beautiful a problem getting rid of the keep the boot tops from Dear Heloise: For all John Kay, president of Shrewsbury State Bank. and bluing; pour into the rosebuds, coral, crystals musty odor In a mattress. cracking. Co-chairing the tag day project are Lil Spiro and yes, stones, bits of brick, the cake decorators out etc., may be substituted bottom of the bowl (not and other shapes that will If she has plush green there, here's a hint for Ruth Stein, also of Middletown. Proceeds will go for the coal. Here's what directly on the base ma- somewhat resemble a cas- grass In her yard, all she You can use the small decorator's king. to'Deborah Heart and Lung Center, Browns Mills. you do: terial). For color, sprinkle tle. needs do Is thit: bottles for children's boots, Take the mattress out- the larger bottles for the The recipe usually calls doors and lay II on the boots of adults. Tkli helps for sifted sugar. Instead of grass on a dry, sunny day. boon hold then- thape spending all the lime sift- Americans improving eating habits Leave It for the entire day, beautifully - Eleanor ing, just beat the sugar turning it once to both Webb with the mixer before addl- BY LESTER L. eggs, beef, fresh pork, regular soft drinks. sides have the benefit of ing any other ingredients. COLEMAN, M.D. butter, other fats and oils, Doctors all over Ameri- the precious chlorophyll. If you have a great hint bread, refined sugar and ca are becoming more and I do this with pillows, you want to share, write to It works like a charm. A recent report by the sugary foods, soft drinks, more aware of the effect of sleeping bags, etc. My! Heloise, P.O. Box 32000, No more lumps and no Vitamin Nutrition Infor- salty foods and snacks. nutrition on the health of My! How tweet they San Antonio, TX 78216. more time-consuming sift- mation Service indicates The percentage of de- the American populace. smell! — Dorothy Because of the heavy vol- ing of sugar. — Deborah that Americans are really YOUR crease in these foods Supplemental vitamins and STORING BOOTS ume of mail, she can't Maloun paying far more attention HEALTH varied between 5 percent minerals III addition to to their diets as a result of and It percent. Food sensible diet arc new ac- educational health cam- people are reported cepted as being moat sig- paigns. Many Americans substituting for other nificant in the health of seem to have altered their foods: low fat milk their patients. diets based on widely publi- substituted for milk higher cized advice about nutri- in fat; corn, safflower and It is exciting to learn tion. ter health, better nutrition sunflower oil for un- that health campaigns with The relationship be- America firmly believe specified vegetable oils; brochures, televised infor- tween cholesterol and that there is a distinct and longevity. People are reported to liquid oils for solid fat mation and press reports triglycerides to relationship between high (lard or shortening); whole are paying off such excel- cardiovascular disease has cholesterol levels and be eating more: poultry, fish, shellfish, cheese, grain bread for white lent dividends. been well established. heart conditions, vascular bread; homemade bread, Even though there is oc- disturbances and strokes. margarine, fruits and veg- etables diet bread, high fiber bread casional equivocation Changes in diet certainly and preservative-free about this, physicians in reflect tatmeelves In bet- The percentage of I IJL change ranges from an bread; unsweetened cereal increMs of % percent ID wk for sweetened cereal; hiaV percent. Foods that peeple flber cereal, whole grata Medical center are reportd to be eating cereal, hot cereal aad for* less: bacon, sausage, hot tified cereal for low fiber sets workshop dogs, luncheon meats, foods; diet soft drinks for NEPTUNE - Jersey CoviUe, staff dietitian at Shore Medical Center's the medical center; David Community Mental Health Reskof, M.D, psychiatrist, Center will conduct a medical director, Com- workshop on anorexia munity Mental Health nervosa and bulimia on Center; Quinn, and a thera- Saturday, June 2, in Ford pist from the Center for Auditorium at medical Study of Anorexia and center. Registration will Bulimia. begin at 12:30 p.m., and the Anorexia nervosa is a Whether you woA m an program will run from 1 to life-threatening disorder of office or hospital coming 3 p.m. home to house-work deliberate self-starvation can't be your Idea of a Margaret Quinn, M.D., in which a person denies change ol pace. Instead, an internist, will speak on hunger, then vomits or call Servicemaster Maid "The Physiological and takes laxatives. Bulimia Service. You'll ap- Nutritional Aspects of involves recurring preciate the professional Anorexia and Bulimia," episodes of binge eating way we can clean your and a speaker from the followed by self-induced home or apartment. Center for the Study of vomiting or purging by Anorexia and Bulimia, laxatives or diuretics. FREE ESTIMATE New York, will discuss WMkly • Bi-Monlhly "How Medical and Nutri- The program, which Is Monthly tional Aspects of Anorexia open to the general public, and Bulimia Impact on will be of particular Psychotherapy." interest to anorexics, Linda Nebiolo, R.N., a bulimics, Ibeir families, psychiatric nurse and clini- friendl and the pro- cian, will then lead a fessional community. period of panel discussion Nebiolo may be contacted and audience reaction. 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