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I’PAGE TEN<br />
il,, ~" SOMERSET IlOSPITAL<br />
MHS¯, ABIS Honor Roll<br />
Students Are Named<br />
THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1971<br />
First Commencement<br />
Exercises At ABIS<br />
%" FLANAGAN - A daughter to<br />
~Mr. and Mrs. Paul Flanagan of 95<br />
.~’~outh 21st Avenue, Manville, on<br />
une 26.<br />
~L’ FLANAGAN-A daughter to Mr.<br />
and Mrs. Paul Flanagan of 95<br />
~%’_outh 2tat Avenue, Manville, on 4.<br />
June 26. ’~:r--. -~<br />
HUDICKA - A son to Mr. and ~ ¯<br />
Mrs. Joseph Hudicka of 216 South<br />
..,.~ ~<br />
t7th Avenue, Manville, on June 19. ~.~:~’~,,~’<br />
q P * @. ’~<br />
VERRELLI - A son to Mr. and<br />
Mrs. Gerald Verrelli Jr. of 404 .....<br />
Czaplicki Street, Manville, on ~;i’:", ":<br />
June 20, ’":’~’~-’ :<br />
John Sala of 514 Harrison Avenue,<br />
Manville, on June 14.<br />
HEALY-- A daughter to Mr. and ..<br />
Mrs. Martin Healy of 236 North<br />
Sixth Avenue, Manville, on June# ....<br />
MissNancyPatullo<br />
14’STRZELECKI - A son to Mr.[<br />
and Mrs. Andrew Strzeleckl of 318[<br />
North Street, Manvllle, onJune 14.l Nancy Patullo<br />
Is Engaged To<br />
Robert Balicki<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Patulk<br />
of Union Avenue, Bound Brook,<br />
have announced the engagement<br />
of their daughter, Miss Nancy<br />
Patullo to Robert M. Balicki.<br />
Mr. Balicki is the son of Mr. and<br />
Mrs. Dennis Vents of 78 Falcon<br />
Road, Hillsborough Township.<br />
<strong>The</strong> bride is a graduate of Bound<br />
Brook High School and is employed<br />
at the Bound Brook office<br />
of the<strong>Franklin</strong>StateBank.<br />
LOSE UGLY FATHer fiance graduated from<br />
You can stert lOSing weight today, Somerville High School and is a<br />
MONADEX is a tiny tablet and easy unior at Trenton State College.<br />
tO take. MONADEX wUl help curb<br />
NO wedding date has been set.<br />
your desire for excess food, Eat lessw~igh<br />
less. Contains no dangerous’ ,,===mm~.<br />
Following is the ManvilleComyack,<br />
Irene Doboaz,<br />
High School and AlexanderPatricia<br />
Grigal, David<br />
Batcbo Intermediate School Shuleski, Vincent Teeter,<br />
Honor Roll for the fourth Andrea Van Doren, Barry<br />
marking period:<br />
Viola, Jeffrey Viola, Laura<br />
Wicinski, Edward Yaruainsky,<br />
GRADE 12 and Audrey Yurasek.<br />
Honors: Marybeth Beresky, .GRADE8<br />
Catherine Cahill, Cathy<br />
Koscelnick, Elizabeth Lazar, High Honors: Ann Marie<br />
and Korea MalinowskL Besick, Thomas Bingo, Judy<br />
Fedorezyk, Joseph Fekete,<br />
GRADE II Robert Hynoski, Walter<br />
Hynoski, Paul Maziarczyk,<br />
High Honors: John Tekla Perry, Kathleen<br />
Rusowicz, Thomas Rusowicz, Sheehan, Kenneth Shulack,<br />
and Linda Sabonya. James Sttscia, Barbara<br />
Honors: Anna Bohonowsky, Strozeski, Andrea Szymanski,<br />
Kevin Collins, Susan Dziedzic, David Verbyla, Larry<br />
Lou Franzoso, Gregory¯ Wisbeski, Patricia Wengr-<br />
Hoynak, Richard Pillsbury, zynek, Valerie Zwerko, Larry<br />
Richard Tomko, Lauren Bugal, and Kathleen Drury.<br />
Szymanski, and Lisa Ulicny. Honors: Marguerite Ballot,<br />
Lynn Brennan, Robert Butt,<br />
GRADE t0 Linda Ciemniecky, Cheryl<br />
Curnow, Michelle Debias,<br />
High Honors: Barbara Patricia Fanioase, Thomas<br />
Alferowicz, James Brown, Hart, Dorothy Hull, .Virginia<br />
David Burt, Helen Demkowaki, Jerlinski, Joseph Kaschak,<br />
Jeanne Dzuira, Donna Feeney, Eileen Knox, Lauren Kozden,<br />
Deborah Jeremiah, Sharon Debra Kralovlch, Deborah<br />
Raczkowski, Jeanne Strozeski, Krzemien, Dabra Kurnec,<br />
Marie Tabbit, Joan Tanalski, Frank Lopatosky, Carol Myers,<br />
and Darla Zydiak.<br />
Honors: Elizabeth Bartol,<br />
Carol Bodor, Jay Buffi, Linda<br />
Dolan, Linda Dulsky, DonnajYogi<br />
Berra<br />
Granahan, Richard<br />
Kusselewicz, Marian Lazowski,<br />
John Nagy, Gerald Schurick,<br />
AN URBANIZING REAPPRAISAL -- DonnA. Derr, Rutgers assist-<br />
Richard Seizer, Cheryl Siley, Bats 1,000 ant professor of agricultural economics, points to Freehold Town-<br />
Lorraine Van Doren, Eugene<br />
ship in Monmouth County as an example of the effect of urbaniza-<br />
Weber, and Jeanne Zayan-<br />
," "~sky.<br />
TRENTON -- <strong>The</strong>re are two tion on farm real estate prices. New Jersey farms now sell for more<br />
kinds of people in the world-- than $1,000 an acre- the highest priced farmland in the nation.<br />
GI{ADE 9<br />
long-time Yogi Berra fans and<br />
people who wish they were<br />
High Honors: Daryl Hedge, around long enough to be long-<br />
Mary Ki~al, Karen Liedl, Carol time Yogi Berra fans. New Jersey’s Farmland<br />
Ann Mic." els, Carol Mitterko,<br />
Channel 52 viewers will get a<br />
drugs and will not make you nervous,<br />
Rosina Piccotti, Jeanne taste of the genuine warmth,<br />
No stranuo ....... ire. Change your EAR PI~RC~<br />
Potenta, and Sharon Sweet.<br />
earthy humor and candidMost<br />
Expensive In U.S.<br />
life . . start today. MONAOEX costs<br />
Honors: John Anderson,<br />
commentary of this baseball<br />
$3.00 for a 20 day ~nply. Lose ugly FREE Sandra Blazejewski, Marcia.<br />
great on Monday, July 5, at 8:30<br />
fat or your money wil{ be refunded<br />
Buday, Richard Czechowicz, p.m. when he is interviewed by NEW BRUNSWICK -- detailed questionnaires to<br />
with no quetlMns asked, MONADEX.<br />
wjdl<br />
Deborah Cahill, JacquelineBetty<br />
Adams, host of "First Although total production and buyers and sellers of farm real<br />
is sold with this guarantee by; ]~nrdl~lse o~ Margaret Smith, Sharon Person."<br />
income have been decliningestate<br />
in three townships<br />
Sparatta, Carol Ann Taylor, Betty traveled to Shea steadily over the past two representing urban,<br />
Karen Van Doren, Paul Ver- Stadium in New York to film decades, Now Jersey farms set rural/suburban and<br />
DRUG FAIR byla, Clara Weston, and her chat with the popular Mets a record last year in real estateagricultural<br />
areas. <strong>The</strong>y are,<br />
Sherman & $ord Patrieia Zambo.<br />
coach. Sitting on the dugout value.<br />
respectively, Freehold in<br />
722-8400 roof, he rattled off colorful With an average value of Monmouth County; Lebanon in<br />
Ie=~/er<br />
Rustic Mall<br />
comments on the light and. more than St,000 an acre, the Hunterdon County, and<br />
(N,~’ t* I,.b)<br />
GRADE 7<br />
serious.<br />
State’s farmland is by far the Tabernacle in Burlington<br />
MANVILLE Som=.~ Sh*ppi~| Coafw<br />
<strong>The</strong> Berra wit sparkled when most expensive in the country. County.<br />
High Honors: Anita An- he discussed his early years in Connecticut is second at S800 an "We are trying to identi[y the<br />
m v i ii I<br />
derson, Richard Fldishun, St. Louis, his boyhood pal Joe acre.<br />
factors Involved in buying,<br />
Mary Ann Moliterno, ElizabethGaragiola<br />
and his role in the "Prior to the late 1940’s, selling and renting farmland,"<br />
Muzzipapa, and Joyoe Novicky. invasion of Normandy. farmland value was closelyDr.<br />
Derr says. "Renting is<br />
Honors: Jean Campisi, Toni<br />
If your scotch<br />
Notorious for his love for related to farm ineome,’: says becoming more important<br />
Cox, Donna Duffala, Nancy comic books, Yogi, never- Donn A. Derr, assistantbecause<br />
the farmer does not<br />
Fennimore, Susan Heinriehs, theless, displays a native in- professor of agriculturalneed<br />
to invest large amounts of<br />
Susan Kita, David Koprowski, telligence that farsurpesses his economics and marketing at capital.<br />
costs $2 more i:nanJeanne<br />
Martinelli, Richard eight years of formal the Rutgers College of "Other questions center on<br />
Mitukiewicz, Terrence<br />
McGovern, Judith Regiec,<br />
education.<br />
Agriculture and En- the quality of land being sold,<br />
PaT, you sh(mld Michael Sheeto, Daria Tarby,<br />
When .asked how he liked vironmental Science. its future use and the sources of<br />
¯ Charles Zujkowski, and Nadja<br />
school, he replied in typical "This no longer applies in finance."<br />
Zujkowski.<br />
"yogese".-"Closed !" Eut many areas of the country and Victor Casper, another<br />
seriously, he wishes a little now probably applies least o[ all to research assistant, is<br />
that he bad gone through much of New Jersey. Total net tabulating secondary data such<br />
be able to taste<br />
school.<br />
income has declined by half, as population, income, land in<br />
4-H Program What Yogi lacks in education, while the value of all farmland [arms and distance to towns on<br />
however, he makes up in sin- has doubled over the past 20 a computer in order to con-<br />
the difference.<br />
cerity.<br />
years and is now greater than struct an economic model of the<br />
To Be Held One time, however, tif what St billion.<br />
pricing system at work.<br />
Yogi says isn’t a put-on) his "Although the southern Dr. Derr believes that his<br />
NEW BRUNSWICK -- A day of sincerity could have made him quarter of the state is an ex- research will have value to<br />
family entertainment it yours for a battle statistic. ception where value still is open space planners at both the<br />
free at the annual 4-H Public Yogi was a sailor on a rocket more related to income, ur- municipal and state levels.<br />
Presentation Program, July 7 at carrier during the Invasion of banization and its demands for "A model can be used for<br />
Rutgers University. Normandy. He sincerely housing developments, high- predictive purposes so that<br />
Traditionally a program wherethought<br />
the fireworks were ways, shopping centers and the future land prices can be<br />
elrkgTllfotdOlstlll[noCo,,N.Y.t$6=roof<br />
top 4-H’ers from throughout New beautiful, he said, and had no like have pushed the price up projected. <strong>The</strong>re are many<br />
It<br />
Jersey are judged on their ability knowledge that he was in a real elsewhere ia the State." ways of keeping land open,<br />
-II II |<br />
to present information about theirhot<br />
battle until his officer told Dr. Derr feels that in- such as outright purchase,<br />
4-H activities, this year’s eventhim<br />
to take cover. formation is lacking on the purchase and leaseback,<br />
promises the audience more fun That was perhaps the biggest extent to which urbanization preferential zoning, taxation<br />
LAST SECTION than ever with a band of many battles Yogi survivedaffects<br />
the price mechanism .and others. A good un-<br />
musical numbers, and dance in his life.<br />
for farmland. Together with derstanding of how the price<br />
NOW OPEN<br />
groups performing. It was a daily struggle to research assistant George mechanism operates can help<br />
leave his spot on the sand lot in Nagle, he has distributedfacilitate<br />
these decisions."<br />
"<strong>The</strong> Underground Funk," St. Louis with Joc Garagiola<br />
"<strong>The</strong> Professionals," and and rush home when the fac-<br />
"Freedom Sound" are some of the<br />
urban 4-H bands which will pertory<br />
whistle blew. It was their<br />
job each day to fill their Cynthia Goading Sings<br />
form.<br />
Vocal groups include "Newark<br />
fathers’ beer pitchers, come<br />
bases loaded or the tylng run on<br />
Now," and 18-person choir from<br />
Newark, "4 Plus 2," a singing<br />
third. On ’Oleanna Trail’<br />
And Yogi found it a battle to<br />
family from Union County, and keep quiet behind the plate. He TRENTON - <strong>The</strong> featured will sing a Mexican ballad, a<br />
the "Solid Soul Sensations." loved to chat with the battersguest<br />
on the third series of Spanish tune and even one that<br />
More than :]00 presentations w II and umpire on a variety of "<strong>The</strong> Oleanna Trail" gave says"I’ve got the blues but too<br />
i be given during the event, sen-subjects while they centered<br />
at Hickman Hall, Douglasseentrated on the game.<br />
Collegeon GeorgeSt. off Route lS. Yogi had a battle, too, with<br />
<strong>The</strong> Presentation Program is hunger in his early baseball<br />
open to the public free of charge, days and complained one day<br />
.that he was so starved he<br />
couldn’t play. His manager<br />
filled him with hotdogs and he<br />
got three hits.<br />
Yogi carries the easy manner<br />
he’s known for on the playing<br />
field into his private life.<br />
Although he’s delighted his<br />
three sons love sports, he didn’t<br />
push them into athletics.<br />
A man steeped in baseball<br />
tradition, he proudly wears his<br />
World Series ring and watch<br />
and speaks complimentarily of<br />
his old mentor Casey Stengle.<br />
TRUTH IS STRANGER THAN FICTION<br />
JOBS ARE SCARCE<br />
YET<br />
D R A K E h~smotecallaforlob=<br />
<strong>The</strong> Alexander Batcho In- Yarusinsky, Charles Zamorski, ,- .,.<br />
termediate School, Manville, John Zayanskoaky, Michael<br />
on June 17 held its first eighthZedowsky,<br />
and Keith Zydallis.<br />
grade commencement exer- GIRLS<br />
cises. Robert B. Mendenhall, Marguerite Belial, Dale<br />
principal of Manville High Bartusek, Barbara Ann Ber-<br />
School, was the guest speaker. nardo, Anne Marie Bezick,<br />
ABIS principal Joseph P. Brenda Bodkman, Cynthia<br />
Safko presented the class, Bohonowsky, Cathy Boock,<br />
while Superintendent of SchoolsLynn<br />
Brennan, <strong>The</strong>resa Buzin,<br />
Salvatore C. Cirillo awardedDonna<br />
Caporaso, Sharon<br />
diplomas to the followingCason,<br />
Linda Ciemnieeky,<br />
students:<br />
Elizabeth Colie.<br />
BOYS<br />
Nancy Cosimo, Cheryl<br />
Steven Adams, Ronald Curnow, Diane D’Alessandro,<br />
Ascolese, James Bahano, Patr|cia Danysh, MIchele<br />
Dennis Barnoski, ’SalvatoreDeB[as,<br />
Deborah Be]esky,<br />
Bellomo, Albert Beyens, Sharon L. Delesky, Deborah<br />
Thomas Biago, Joseph Blair, Ann Demko, Sandra Dietro,<br />
ttobert Bowman, Frank Brown, Kathleen Drury, Diane E.<br />
Larry Robert Bugal, Charles Ouffala, Patricia Fanicase,<br />
Burkoski, Robert Burr, Jesse Julia Fedorciw, Judy Fedorc- ’<br />
Cap.<br />
zyk, Violet Ann Fedorczyk,<br />
Gary Carman, John Carvatt, Burbara Fetzko, Mary Fldler,<br />
Mark CherneSky, Bryan F. Susan Fischer.<br />
Clifford, James DeGiosofatto, Kathleen Flatley, Ann Fobes,<br />
Ralph DeMatteo, Anthony Marie Galida, Celestino Gall,<br />
Dolusic, John Domitrowsky, Joan Graham, Marjorle E.<br />
George Eric Donati, Michael J. Grecco, <strong>The</strong>resa Griffith,<br />
Drummer, Eugene Ezman, Lorene Harvay, Gwcn Hayes,<br />
Joseph Fekete.<br />
Rosemarie Henkel, Lorene ’~<br />
Peter Fetzko, John Sloven Hess, Kathryn Holler, Carol<br />
Forbes, James Formanowski, Hosgood, Dorothy Hull,<br />
Ronald Forster, <strong>The</strong>odore Carolyn Hurilla, Marycla[re<br />
Frazier, Michael Gada, [ndr[sek, Anna Jasinowsky.<br />
William Gasey, Mark Gaze, Christine Jasinowsky,<br />
Ronald Getz, Edward Virignia Ann Jerlinsky, Gall<br />
Gladkowski, Joseph John Grille Ka[inowski, June Kazmar,<br />
IS, Mark Hall.<br />
Kathy Keegan, Andrea Kelco,<br />
John C. Hando, Thomas Hart, Elizabeth Kerico, Gall<br />
Joseph E. Hetherington, Klimowich, Eileen Knox, Ann<br />
Timothy Hiekey, John B. Marie Kocanowski, Christine<br />
Holodynski, John . A. Kofile, Michele Kondash,<br />
ltolodynsky, John Hriniak, <strong>The</strong>resa Kosek.<br />
Robert Hynoski. Walter Roberta Koshinsky, Patricia<br />
Hyneski, Patrick hffanto, John Kostelansky, Lauren A. Koz-<br />
Kitrgol. Joseph Kaschak, den. Debra Kra[ovich, Deborah<br />
Bernard Kassick, Matthew Krantz. Linda Kresefeski, Lisa<br />
John Kibaln.<br />
M. Krochta, Deborah Kr-<br />
John Klonowski, Joseph zcm[en, Barbara A. Kulasinski,<br />
Knewasser, Thomas Debra Ann Kurnec, Pauline<br />
Kocanowski, Alexander Lazo, Diane Leisik.<br />
Konarzeski, Thomas J. Kor- Cynthia Ann Longo, Susan<br />
nacivich, John Kraska, Frank Lutzick, Doreen Lynn, Sandra<br />
J. Kraus, Brian Bebida, Joseph Lynn. Kathryn lVlcLane, June<br />
Leone. Paul A. Liszczak, Frank Marie Mack, Jeanne Magulak,<br />
Lopatesky. William McGuire, Linda Martin, Diane Mengor,<br />
Robert McLure.<br />
Carol Messinger, Barbara J.<br />
Joseph McMahon, Robert J. Moravek, Mary Ann Mruk,<br />
Mankowski. Nell D. Maruca, Carol Ann M. Myers, Cynthia<br />
Bichard T. Matisak, Albert Myers, Sharon Nieliwocki,<br />
May, Paul Maziarczyk, Kimberly Nowak, Susan Pane,<br />
Michael Meszaros, Richard Nancy Pawlowski, Martha<br />
Mleczko, James Mdrrissey, Peach, Catherine Pope, Tekla<br />
Clarence Musselman, James Perry, Stephanie Peters,<br />
Muzzipapa.<br />
Murjorie Petri, Claire Phillips,<br />
James O’Donnell, Russell Cynthia Pierce, Sharon<br />
Onderko, Daniel J. Orlik, Kevin Pietrzyk, Cynthia Puma,<br />
O’Rourke, Kenneth Otrimski, Elizabeth Raday, Susan<br />
Lawrence Otrimski, Paul Romanok, Sandra Rosen. -<br />
Pampani, Bruce Pcrhaeh, Rachel Ruggiero, Cynthia P~<br />
Ronald W. Petri, <strong>The</strong>odore Saitta, Judith Santoatefaoo,<br />
Petrock, George Petruska, Marlene Scagliotta, Karen Sch-<br />
Wade Piseadlo, Richard Henry war, Mary Jo Seminara,<br />
Pongrazzi, Mark Raday, Barbara Shanoski, Sally<br />
Thomas W.J. Regiec, Richard Shaughnessy, Kathleen E.-<br />
Remhilas.<br />
Sheehan, Mary Skasko, John<br />
David D. Schlenker, George Skuba, Margaret Smith.<br />
Scrape, Richard Shelcusky, Pamela Sobol, Bonnie<br />
Kenneth M. Shulack, John Solomon, Sharon Sparatta,<br />
Smolinka, Rieky Smolinka, Rose Ann E. Stavinsky, Bar-<br />
Michael A. Soltis, Kenneth ’hera J. Strozeski, Andrea<br />
Stack, David Startzel, James Szymanski, Nancy L.<br />
Stiscia, Gregory T. Surek, Szymanski, Carol Anne Taylor,<br />
Stephen Susko.<br />
Phyllis Terracciano,. Dianne<br />
Joseph Tabbit, David Tarby, Tomari, Mary Ann Tomaszfski,<br />
Robert Toth, Jeffrey Townley, Korea M.G. Van Dares.<br />
James Urbanowiez, David Linda Susan Walkoviak,<br />
Verbyla, Paul Verbyla, Elizabeth Waslin, Wendy Wens,<br />
<strong>The</strong>odore Walters, Charles Sandra Weikel, Patricia<br />
Weber, Joseph R. Wierzbinsky, Wengrzynek, Clara M. Weston,<br />
Scott Williamsen, Larry Michele Whalea, Diane White,<br />
WtsbeskL<br />
Patricia Ann Zambo, Sharon L.<br />
Calvin Howard Wynn, Zimmerman, Carol A. Zuza,<br />
Stephen Yanko, Michael and Valerie Zwerko.<br />
Bohonowsky-Day Wed<br />
In Christ <strong>The</strong> King<br />
Mrs. Helen Bohonowsky of 258[ Miss Antonette Bohonowsky,<br />
North Third Avenue, Manville, danghterofthe bride, wasmaidof<br />
was married to Joe Day Sr. onI honor. Mrs. Mike Skort was the<br />
Saturday,’June 12 in Christ Tho~ bridesmaid.<br />
King Church, Manville. ~ Jack Kibalo was best man,<br />
<strong>The</strong> Roy. Robert Holler was lwhile Mike Skort ’dan the ring<br />
officiating minister. . bearer.<br />
<strong>The</strong> bride wore an aqua bluet A reception in the Manville Elks<br />
dress of lace and chiffon with[ Ledge was attended by 173<br />
matching shoes. I<br />
tuneful indication early in life damned mean to cry."<br />
that the would be a singer. Cynthia spends her tree in<br />
Cynthia Goading could sing Princeton teaching folk-guitar<br />
before she could talk, and writing fiction. A non-<br />
reminisced her mother. And fiction work, however, soon will<br />
she has been singing ever since. be published under her<br />
<strong>The</strong> Minnesota-born Prin- authorship. It is "Princeton<br />
ceto’n resident will perform on Guide: Walks, Drives and<br />
the Channel 52 folk series Commentary," ’ about the<br />
Saturday, July 21, at 1 p.m. historic Princeton area.<br />
Also on the show will be David BUt her first love is music<br />
and Mimi Jones, who singe and it shows in her outstanding<br />
special brand of traditional and performances and recordings.<br />
country music.<br />
<strong>The</strong> extra flavor of in-<br />
Cynthia’s recording career ternational songs in Cynthia’s<br />
.has an international flavorti rich repertoire comes from<br />
with albums of French, working two years in the<br />
Spanish, Turkish and MexicanAmerican<br />
Embassy in Mexico<br />
songs as well as British and and traveling in Spain and<br />
American ballads. ether European countries for<br />
On "<strong>The</strong> Oleanna Trail," she several years.<br />
Thls wide association with<br />
the music of other countries<br />
resulted in the production of 12<br />
Cynthia Goading albums of<br />
traditional songs from all over<br />
the world.<br />
David and Mimi Jones’ ap-’<br />
pearance on the same program<br />
than gradutea to fill them<br />
as Cynthia helps show the wide<br />
R CALL: START JULY 6’<br />
variety in folk music.<br />
Residents of Brlektown, they<br />
A ACCOUNTING-TYPING SHORTHAND are popular performers on the<br />
WRITE: 17 .Ltvl~tcm Ave. N,Plalnfleld ’ " East Coast.<br />
K<br />
New BrunsWick 46 PearISt. <strong>The</strong> show is hosted by Fred<br />
i E can prepm’e you for t201 ,~na ) 249,0347 of the~ lobe : 1201 ) 756,0344 Starner, lolksinger-economlcs<br />
.professor at Drew University,<br />
guests.<br />
Spelunking Lures<br />
People Underground<br />
TRENTON - In their quest Hennessey Grand Prix boat<br />
for recreation, some New race.<br />
Jerseyans have hit rock bot- Host Cal Iszard will board an<br />
tom. <strong>The</strong>y’ve gone un- ocean-golng craft with six 135<br />
derground and come up with horsepower engines and in-<br />
the cave craze.<br />
terview its crew of three<br />
<strong>The</strong> sport, called spelunking, preparing for the July 14 event.<br />
is luring men and women <strong>The</strong> boats will race a course<br />
beneath.the aurface of the from Point Pleasant to Asbury<br />
¯ earth. <strong>The</strong>re, In tunnels built by Park and back, and will be<br />
nature, exploration becomes a visible from shore on a clear<br />
pastime and discovery a day.<br />
diversion.<br />
Two classes--inboard and<br />
Channel 52 will bring the cave outboard-compete for honors<br />
mania to light when expert in the race that attracts<br />
spelunker John Sowers appears boatsmen from around the<br />
on "<strong>The</strong> Wireless Get Up & Go world.<br />
Notebook," July 7 at 7 p.m. But if you’d rather just sit<br />
Mr. Sowers, associated wlth down and be entertalned, Col<br />
the Monmouth County Park Iszard will introduce you to Bob<br />
system, will discuss necessaryLenten,<br />
a Cape May puppeteer<br />
equipment, the pleasure of who delights the young and old.<br />
adventure and the spelunking Whether it’s spelunking or<br />
services available to WNJT-TV¯<br />
boating or puppeteering, "get<br />
viewers.<br />
up and go."<br />
[f you’re one uf those who <strong>The</strong> July 7 program will be<br />
likes excitement above ground,. repeated on Thursday, July 8,<br />
don’t change that dlal. at 8:~0 p.m. That’s If the<br />
"Notebook" will also featureChannel<br />
52 studio crew hasn’t<br />
the powerful excitement of the gone spelunking.