NATION LOCAL SPORTS BLOOD DRIVE ONE AWAY t The Central Jersey Vicki Frost is among a Boston Red Sox pitcher Blood Bank is sponsoring Bruce Hurst shows how I group of fundamentalist a special blood drive for many more wins his team Christian parents in Ten- hemophiliac Christopher needs for a World Series nessee who won the right Reiser at Freehold Area victory as they get set to to censure their chil- Hospital. face the Mets tonight. dren's reading material. Page 6 A Page 3A Page IB The ister
Vol. 109 No. 47 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S NEWSPAPER ... SINCE 1878 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1986 25 CENTS Former Long Branch doctor now in prison Surgeonlose&$2.4million malpractice suit M. Billig with negligently causing her tion on the infant at Monmouth Medical Billig was incarcerated in March after ByBOBNEfF premature baby's right leg to grow longer Center in Long Branch. being convicted in Washington, D.C., by a The Register than the left. The hospital and two other doctors named nine-member military tribunal of two BlUig, who is serving a four-year prison as defendants — one a resident at the time counts of involuntary manslaughter and one FREEHOLD — A local medical malprac- term in Fort Leavenworth, Kan., is respon- — were found by attorneys not to be at count of negligent homicide stemming from tice claim against the former Long Branch sible for paying the entire two-part settle- fault, said Dennis Drazin, the Ked Bank open-heart surgery he performed in 1983 ment reached here Thursday before Su- attorney who handled the case for Castro. and 1984 at Bethesda Naval Hospital in heart surgeon convicted of two counts of perior Court Judge William T. Wichmann. involuntary manslaughter at the Navy's The case was settled before reaching trial. Maryland. flagship hospital in Maryland has been Castro, of the West Allenhurst section of Billig's insurance carrier is responsible for At the time of the operations that led to settled for 12.4 million. the township, sued Billig on behalf of paying the friendly settlement, eventually the filing of 32 counts against the surgeon, herself and her son, Daniel Cowe, now 9, in worth $2,368 million to Daniel and Ocean Township resident Bonnie Castro connection with the surgeon's 1977 opera- t 80,995.72 to his mother. filed suit in June 1983, charging Dr. Donal See SUIT. Page 4A Dr. Donal M. Billig
implores Reagan: Persuade Navy to give sand to 2 shore towns
By STEPHEN MCCARTHY The Register THEREOISTER/QBEQaELLMAN HIQH HONORS — Port Monmouth's Major General Robert D TRENTON — A Monmouth County Htate Morgan, above, meets Monmouth Regional High School football legislator, distraught over an aborted Navy players during a visit to the school while, at left, a color guard from offer of millions of yards of beach sand, has the fort stand at attention during the playing of the national anthem. written to President Ronald Reagan for help. Assemblyman Anthony Villane, R-Mon- mouth, asked for the president's support in persuading the Navy to honor its promise to deliver sand to beaches in Sea Bright and Monmouth high Monmouth Beach — an offer the Navy recently has withdrawn. Appealing to Reagan as a "strong sup- porter" of the administration, Villane salutes 25 years nevertheless said that if the Navy refused to reconsider, he would vociferously oppose the expansion of the Naval Weapons Station Earle in Middletown, to which the sand offer wait of military grads related. Monmouth Regional community Villane said he has received no response By GREG OVECHKA from the White House but expects one soon, were honored by a dedication of "and I hope it'll be a positive answer." The Register memorial trees along the school's "Avenue of Memories." State officials report that the Navy may lie reconsidering its decision and "could go either TINTON FALLS — Cel- It was appropriate that Fort way," Villane said. "I'm beginning to see a ebrations marking Monmouth Monmouth should play such a little crack." Regional High School's 26th an- significant role in the school's niversary will be capped by a silver anniversary. Last month, the Navy offered the state a nd special half-time program at "Monmouth Regional High two shore municipalities a deal whereby M.2 today's homecoming football School has graduated more stu- million cubic yards of sand, dredged to deep «n game. dents to the U.S. military channels in Sandy Hook Bay, would be academies than any other high pumped onto shore beaches to expand I the Yesterday, the 25th An- school in the country," said Dr. berm to 50 feet wide and 10 feet high ove r a niversary Committee honored span of two miles. military veterans of the school Norman J. Field, president of district with the unveiling of a the Board of Education. But, Just as all the various parties involved plaque listing all known vet-, The Regional High School Dis- began to agree on the offer, the Navy renef ;ed, erans of U.S. military actions. trict was established by resi- saying it would proceed with original plan • to Major General Robert D. dents of Eatontown, drop the sand at Sandy Hook. Morgan dedicated the plaque, Shrewsbury Township and Tin- Naval officials explained that a plan to and the 389th Army Band and ton Falls in a 1957 referendum. buffer Sandy Hook beaches with the dredged the Fort Monmouth Color Guard In September 1961, the high sand was blocked when the U.S. Fish and participated in the ceremony. school opened its doors to the Wildlife Service protested the project would Six deceased members of the See SCHOOL. Page 4A disrupt colonies of beach-dwelling birds called least terns apd piping plovers. See VILLANE. Page 4A
Lottery The winning' number Britain breaks relations with Syria drawn last nighfin New Jer- sey's Pick-It Lottery was By ROBERT GLASS Charges conspiracy with plane terrorist 008. A straight bet pays Associated Press $235, box pays $78 and plane at Heathrow airport in the Speakes said. "The United States Damascus also will be closed. pairs pay $2350. The Pick 4 LONDON — Britain broke rela- hand luggage of his pregnant Irish will consult and cooperate with More rigorous checks will be number was 8974. A straight tions with Syria yesterday, charg- girlfriend. others to bring practical meaning made on passengers, crew and bet pays $2,808 and box ing that Syrian officials conspired Judge William Mars-Jones to the isolation — diplomatically, baggage of Syrian Arab Airlines' pays $117 with a Jordanian who was con- sentenced Hindawi to 45 years in politically, economically." flights arriving in Britain, the victed hours earlier of trying to The winning number prison. He said terrorists "can Howe said in his announcement foreign secretary said. Britain blow up an Israeli Jumbo Jet by expect no mercy from our courts. to the House of Commons that the stopped short of banning the picked yesterday in New smuggling a bomb on board in ... A more callous and cruel evidence against Syria included airline. York's Daily Number lottery London. deception and a more horrendous testimony that Hindawi carried Howe said Britain will "main- game was 7-5-0. The "Win- Syria called the action un- massacre is difficult to imagine." an official Syrian passport and tain and strengthen" visa restric- Four" number was 1-5-9-7. justified and ordered its air space Within an hour of the verdict, met with the Syrian ambassador tions on visiting Syrians and and territorial waters closed to the Foreign Office summoned Syr- on the day the bomb was found. inform its allies, "impressing on Turn tack your dock; Index British planes and ships. ian Ambassador Loutof Allah "In addition, we have indepen- them the widest security implica- Foreign Secretary Sir Geoffrey Haydar and told him of Britain's dent evidence that the Syrian tions of the involvement of the Daylight Savings ends Howe told Parliament there was intention to expel him and the 20 ambassador was personally in- Syrian authorities, and ./. urging Ann Landers 7A conclusive evidence of official other diplomats in the Syrian volved, several months before the them to take appropriate support- As provided by the Uni- Bridge SB Syrian involvement in the Embassy. commission of the offense, in ing action." form Time Act of 1966., K Is Classified SB "monstrous and inhumane" at- The United States announced it securing for Hindawi the sponsor- It is Britain's second break with time to "fall back" by Color Comics 8A tempt to sabotage the El Al flight was withdrawing its ambassador ship of the Syrian intelligence an Arab country in 2V4 years. turning the clocks back Crossword 7A to Tel Aviv and kill the 376 people from Syria in a show of support authorities," he said in the speech Prime . Minister - Margaret one hour. Standard Time Jumble : 7A aboard. for Britain. less than three hours after Hind- Thatcher's government ended re- officially resumes at 2 a.m. Movies 7A A Jury at the Old Bailey crimi- "A state that encourages and awi was found guilty. lations with Libya in April 1984 Sunday. Nation «A nal court convicted Nezar Hind-, takes part in terrorism isolates Syria has been ordered to close after gunfire from the Libyan New Jersey 5A awi, 32, earlier yesterday of try- itself from the civilized world," its embassy within 14 days, Howe embassy killed a London Obituaries 4A ing to smuggle a bomb onto the White House spokesman Larry said, and the British Embassy in See BRITAIN. Page 4A People 2A Sports IB PUMKINS, SWEET COBN, GARAGE SALES '« GN'S, LPN's, Aides Looking For a New Car? LOVE LINES Television 7A Tomatoes, Winter vegetables. Cash and Carry Kxpi.,. the opportunities. See Don't miss The Register's "Love's K"t a line on you". Weather 2A Sickles Farm, 741-9563. Buy and Sell the Nursing/Medical Directory l»8? New Car Section Head all about it in today's Lots of Things in today's Classified section. Tuesday. October 28 Classified "Love" Section. 2A MTMMY. OCTOBER 25,1886 PEOPLE
Lot *tn good >hort stuff when a federal jury in Manhattan member of the British royal family ideal choice." awarded the pictures to the and that she believes she's "quite Wl io are the best-dressed male magazine after nearing a civil suit unsuitable" to her English peers. Wanna borrow a suit? short les In the nation? brought by photographer Herman "I'm the first Catholic to marry Glad you asked, because Bob Kulkens of Brownsville, Texas. into the British royal family since SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A Stem , founder of Short Sizes, Kulkens won an injunction Henry VIII changed the official flight suit worn by Sen. Jack Gam wentt o the trouble of making a list against the Penthouse's religion," the Czech-bom princess , R-Utah, during his April 1986 of thei n. His selections are enter- publishing the photos in July said Thursday night on Tys mission on the space shuttle Dis- tainers Michael J. Fax, George 1985, claiming they were sent to "20-20." "You can marry Sa covery is being sought by Gov. Bnrn», BlUy Crystal, Dwdley the magazine on speculation but a Moslem, a Hindu ... a Moonie, but Norm Bangerter for a new space Moore, Samuny Davis Jr., Jockey deal was never made. Penthouse you can't marry a Catholic." exhibit at the Utah State Capitol. Willie Shoemaker, pro basket- argued it paid Kulkens $25,000 for She added that although her Bangerter wrote to the Smithso- bailer Spad Webb, political them. religion isn't important to her, she nian Institution this week asking analyst Henry Klaslaarr, fashion "We are very pleased we won," had not considered giving it up so for a suit worn by Gam for the di-iiigner Balph Laaren, and Paul Guccione said. "We will be releas- her husband. Prince Michael, Capitol's exhibit,, said Francine Shaffer , David Letterman's ing the pictures shortly. ..." Queen Elizabeth's cousin, could Giani, the governor's press sec- musical o lirector. The photos were taken in 1079 regain his place in the succession. retary- when Madonna Clecone was a She also said her height In addition to the Gam suit, the Who cares? struggling model. display will include memorabilia presented a problem before from two other astronauts, Utah's Bob Cuccione announced Boring royalty?! Princess Diana came on the scene. Don Lind and Mary Cleave, a Wednesday that his Penthouse "It's quite a short family as far as New York native who attended magazine will publish the only Princess Michael of Kent says women," said Princess Michael, Utah State University in Logan, known col. or pictures of Madonna that she's "bored rigid" with the "so you'd see a row of hats ... and then you see me. ... I wasn't the Giani said Thursday. in the nudt*. The way was cleared public appearances she makes as a The Gam suit actually is an "in- flight coverall garment," said Derek Elliot, assistant curator of the space science and exploration department at the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum. One Gam suit already is on display at the Smithsonian. Elliott said another of three or four suits wom on the Discovery by Gam would be sent to Utah, if the loan is approved. Andy stays Navy loyal LONDON (AP) — Prince An- drew, the duke of York, has transferred from the Royal Navy's special list onto the general list, which could mean the 26-year- old helicopter pilot is intending to pursue a long career. ASSOCIATED PRESS A spokesman for Buckingham NO, THAT 18 NOT ROY ROGERS AND DALE EVANS — Singing Palace said Thursday that An- cowboy and fast food giant Roy Rogers visited Pittsburgh without wife drew, who applied for the transfer Dale Evans to kick off the bicentennial celebration for the University' earlier this month, would now be of Pittsburgh Thursday Rogers was the Grand Marshal of the opening! able to stay in the Royal Navy longer and would be eligible for day parade. more promotion than if he had remained on the special list. Only a sinus condition Johnson denied recent rumors! However, the spokesman, who claiming the star was undergoing; by custom was not identified, said LOS ANGELES (AP) — Actor treatment for AIDS. the transfer did not mean the and comedian Richard Pryor is duke, a lieutenant, was necessari- making a rapid recovery following New proud parents ly signing up for a lifelong naval surgery for a sinus condition that NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — career. caused him to temporarily lose Country singer Loaiae Mandrell The second son of Queen Eliza- sight, in his right eye and to lose and her songwriter husband, R.C. beth II Joined the navy on a weight, a spokeswoman says. Bannon, have adopted a 2-year- medium-term commission in 1979. "His sight is returning. He is old daughter. He flew an anti-submarine Lynx gaining weight," Jennie Johnson The couple, who have been helicopter during the Falkland's said Thursday. war with Argentina in 1982. married for eight years, have no ASSOCUTEO PRESS The minor operation was other children, spokeswoman He is now on an advanced performed last week after the 46- Jeannle Ghent said Thursday. ED KOCH TRIES TO HAVE A GOOD TIME — New York City mayor Ed Koch looks less than enthused helicopter instructor's course at at an anti-drug rally with New York governor Mario Cuomo recently. Actually the rally, held at City Hall year-old entertainer's ttye con- the Royal Navy air station at, dition persisted for more than in New York City was a spirited gathering of students, teachers, unions and others devoted to the "Crack Yeovilton in southwestern Eng- three weeks and failed to respond COMPILED BY Down on Crack" campaign. land. to other treatment, she said. Christine A. Rowatt THE WEATHER 7 •
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Raccoon epidemic still a mystery1 health department, canine dis- according to Jeff Winegar, senior Nelson, Monmouth Animal Hospi- By JUDY HOLMES temper epidemics among raccoons biologist for the state health de- tal, the exact cause of the UdasJP. The Register occur in an area about every four partment. leision was not determined. Rumson teachers approve contract years. He said the last outbreak in During the autopsy, a lesion was He said the leptospir«ass> RUMSON — Police are still the Rumson area was in 1982. found in the animal's kidney that bacteria was not found whsa UMSON — The Rumson the contract which will enable destroying sick raccoons, but of- In the past 10 years Roscoe said is similar to the type found in tissue from the animal's Mdas* Education Association them and their dependents to ficials still have not pinned down there have been nine major out- animals infected with lep- was examined under a muraucape, approved a tentative two- obtain prescriptions at a drug the cause of the epidemic. breaks of canine distemper in tospirosis. Neither was canine dfa R Both leptospirosis and canine virus found in the tissue. year contract agreement with store after paying a nominal f 2 raccoons statewide and that many distemper have been suggested as Leptospirosis is a bacterial in- "With laboratory work, if : the Board of Education yester- deductible, Smith-Stevens of the sick animals go unnoticed fection of the kidneys that is often day. causes for the epidemic among by officials. get a positive you know youj raccoons in Rumson, but a state found in skunks, groundhogs and a diagnosis," Nelson said. "" The contract was approved Aa part of the agreement, "There are considerably more raccoons, according to Roscoe. The by the school board earlier this teachers will stay at school an wildlife pathologist who has been animals dying from canine dis- the test is negative you just • studying canine distemper out- disease does not affect humans, he not have been lucky enough I week. additional 16 minutes each day temper that do not get reported," said. The agreement gives the em- to assist students who remain breaks in raccoon populations he said. isolate the bacteria." ployees a slightly more than 8 after school, she said. statewide, says he has received no According to Roscoe, lep- Nelson said the symptoms raccoon carcasses to test for the The disease affects the animal's tospirosis does not cause percent pay raise each year, Teachers have also agreed to raccoon demonstrated more clos»* according to Superintendent attend one additional night central nervous system. They be- epidemics and would generally not ly resembled canine distemper Eileen Smith-Stevens. meeting at the school. Current- Some 46 raccoons have been come lethargic and non-ag- be the cause of a high death rate than leptospirosis. In addition, employees will ly, they are required to attend destroyed by police during the gressive and they are out in the among raccoons in Rumson. Canine distemper is a con- be eligible for a prescription two night meetings during the past six weeks, according to Bill daytime. The animals eventually "We suspect from the descrip- tagious disease among animals, plan during the second year of school year. Scalzo, animal control officer. die from convulsions or infection, tions that the problem in the area Roscoe said. The disease does not Earlier this month, the animals Roscoe said. is canine distemper, but no speci- affect humans. While domestic exhibited symptoms of canine dis- On Oct. 17 an autopsy was mens have been submitted to us cats are usually not affected by Youth charged with drunken driving temper, and according to police, performed on the carcass of one for testing," he said: —' canine distemper, dogs aresuscep- none of the raccoons had been raccoon at the Monmouth Animal Roscoe said that canine dis- tible to the disease, he said. TLANTIC HIGHLANDS — vehicle stolen in the area in the tested for the disease after they Hospital, Little Silver. In addition, temper may activate a lep- Roscoe warned that all dog ^Police arrested a 14-year- past few weeks, and in every were destroyed. the animal's brain was sent to tospirosis infection that may have owners should make sure their who was pursued by instance the keys had been left According to Douglas Roscoe, Trenton for rabies testing. been dormant in the animal. pets are vaccinated against the Patrolman William Muhleisen In the vehicle. wildlife pathologist for the state The rabies test was negative, According to Dr. Robert C. disease. earlier this week when he was In a separate incident, police observed driving a truck er- arrested Brian O'Rourke, 26, of ratically. Piscataway, on Oct. 19 and The youth was charged with charged him with drunken driving while intoxicated, driv- driving, refusal to take a ing without a license and driv- breath test and careless driv- ing a stolen vehicle. Detective Sgt. John Amid ing. said the truck was stolen near O'Rourke was apprehended the marina In Highlands after by Muhleisen when he at- the owner left the keys of the tempted to leave the scene vehicle on the floor of the front after his car struck a tree on seat. Ocean Boulevard near Amid said it was the third Belvedere Road.
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Helpful mutt THE REGISTER/GREGG ELLMAN Middletown Police mascot "McGruff" helps Dara Fisk of she attended a police exposition at Monmouth Mall in Neptune put on a diver's mask used in underwater probes while Efltontown. • . • . Tinton Falls enrollment hike predicted TINTON FALLS — A significant increase in 1,100 students can be expected for the school Tinton Falls," the effects have yet to be felt Ml school enrollment is forecasted by an educa- year beginning September 1988. Current enrol- the schools. She said that Kaplan had issued aa tional consultant from Rutgers University for lment is 872 students. earlier report which did not predict the heavy the borough's three elementary schools. Board President Nancy Barrett said, "We enrollment anticipated. However, the Board of Education is not need to be very careful how we interpret Dr. The board, which has been keeping an eye oa about to start building new schools or new Kaplan's report. We're going to get children — anticipated enrollment for a year, will take at additions until it looks into the future in its it's just a matter of when." Barrett said that least another year to make a decision about own way. a Selected Advisory Body on Facilities has any new schools or additions. Larry Kaplan Sr., of University Consultants been formed to add its own findings to on Education, has reviewed the September Kaplan's data. The committee will use a grass- "I want to look at this in more depth," update on district enrollment projections, and roots approach to gauge the impact of the Barrett said, adding that "the people would bs he said his data indicates that more growth is borough's growth on the schools. the best place to start. The committee will b* likely and that additions or new facilities are talking to the people in the borough and taking called for. Barrett explained that although "there's its pulse before deciding to build or not to Enrollment, the report says, of more than been a tremendous amount of development in build." Blood drive for young hemophiliac set William Yodice Robert Crows Christopher will need donated Statewide, some 800 children By JUDY HOLMES blood components and trans- are hemophiliacs, said Reiser, wh» State Police officers promoted The Register fusions for the rest of his life. And belongs to the New Jersey because he requires so much Hemophiliac Association. ol. Clinton L. Pagano, State Troop-E (Parkway) Head- FREEHOLD — Skinned knees blood, the Central Jersey Blood Reiser has had three blood < Police superintendent, an- quarters, Woodbridge He re- and bruised elbows are a normal Bank is sponsoring a special blood es for her son through the 1 nounced the following sides in Navesink. part of growing up. But for 18- drive for him on Nov. 15 at the Jersey Blood Center in C Wellness Center at Freehold Area promotions within the Division Trooper I John J. Rem- month-old Christopher Reiser,'a Amboy. But because the of State Police: pusheski promoted to the skinned knee or a bruised elbow Hospital. will be moving to the Ma Sgt. First Class Prank M. grade of Sergeant and assigned can be life-threatening. For every pint of blood that is area, they need to build up a I Dreyer promoted to the rank of to the State Bureau of Identifi- Christopher is a severe donated in Christopher's name, he blood donors in this area. lieutenant and assigned to cation, Records and Identifi- hemophiliac; his blood lacks an receives credits that are later "If we were only using one | Troop-C (Central Jersey) cation Section, Division Head- important element that allows it to traded for the factor nine he of blood for each Headquarters, Princeton. He quarters, West Trenton. He dot. If he receives even a minor needs. would not be so concerned," resides in Seaside Heights. resides in Middletown. cut, it often won't stop bleeding Christopher Reiser Blood donated in Christopher's said. "But it takes 100 pints I Sgt. First Class Ronald E. Trooper I Joseph R. until he receives a transfusion of name helps other people as well. blood to make the amount Lempicki promoted to the rank Sarnecky promoted to the factor nine, an ingredient in treatment. And for the active After the clotting factors that factor nine Christopher needs I of lieutenant and assigned to grade of Sergeant and assigned human blood that enables it to toddler, that can be up to three Christopher needs are separated each treatment." the Marine Law Enforcement to Troop-C (Central Jersey) clot. times each week. from the donated blood, it is Christopher is the Reisers' i Bureau, Field Operations Sec- Headquarters, Princeton. He According to his mother, Susan Christopher's body destroys further separated into red blood child. And because every bruii _ tion, Division Headquarters, resides in Spring Lake Heights. Reiser, Perth Amboy, it takes 100 factor nine so fast that he needs a cells, white blood cells, platelets cut he receives could have such West Trenton. He resides in Trooper I Vincent J. Sovicro pints of human blood to make the double dose for it to be effective, devastating consequences, his Beachwood. promoted to the grade of amount of factor nine her son Reiser said. and plasma. The components go to parents continually monitor all of Detective Sgt. Peter J. De Sergeant and assigned to needs every time he goes for a There is no cure for hemophilia. help other people who need them. his activities. Bree promoted to the grade of Troop-C (Central Jersey) Detective Sergeant First Class Headquarters, Princeton. He and assigned to the Organized resides in Red Bank. Crime Bureau, Investigations Sergeant William F. Yodice State seeks bids for local creek dredging Section, Division Head- promoted to the grade of quarters, West Trenton. He Sergeant First Class and as- The state Department of En- be dredged the entire length of the Ausable Avenue in Oceahport. federal permits as soon aa resides in Forked River. signed to the Traffic Bureau, vironmental Protection has state channel beyond the Patten The total cost of the five dredg- possible. Sgt. Cornelius Gilligan Field Operations Section, advertised for bids for the dredg- Avenue bridge. Buxton's Creek in ing projects is estimated at Pallone, who worked with As- promoted to the grade of Division Headquarters, West ing of several creeks in Long Long Branch will be dredged along $700,000, which is included in the semblyman Anthony "Doc" Vil- Sergeant First Class and as- Trenton. He resides in Little Branch, Monmouth Beach and the state channel, about halfway $2 million state budget allocation lane to finalize the DEP project, signed to the Marine Law En- Silver. Oceanport, including Branchport, to Patten Avenue. Branchport for dredging approved by Gov. said that private homeowners forcement Bureau, Field Troutman, Buxton's, Manhasset Creek, which is the main arm of Thomas H. Kean for the fiscal year would have to pay the cost of Operations Section, Division • Trooper I Robert E. Crowe and Blackjack creeks. the Shrewsbury River between beginning July 1. additional dredging to their docks. Headquarters, West Trenton. promoted to the grade of The bids, which are returnable Long Branch and Oceanport, will State Sen. Frank Pallone Jr., D- The actual dredging may begin He resides in Bricktown. ' Sergeant and assigned to Nov. 13, call for Troutman Creek be dredged beyond the new Monmouth, said that homeowners this fall, but is not likely to be Trooper I John M. Prott Troop-C (Central Jersey) In Long Branch to be dredged Branchport Avenue bridge to the interested in having dredging take completed until the spring. Dredge promoted to the grade of Headquarters, Princeton. He south to Jollne Avenue, and railroad. Blackjack Creek will be place between their private docks materials will be pumped to Gun- Sergeant and assigned to resides in Holmdel. Manhasset Creek, between Long dredged the length of the state and the state channels should ning island in the Shrewsbury Branch and Monmouth Beach, to channel between River Street and apply for the necessary state and River. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 25.1966 Britain OBITUARIES Continued from Page 1A \ Prosecutor Roy Amlot said policewoman during a demon- and British Council personnel impression that Hindawi would Hindawi met Ambassador Haydar stration by Libyan exiles. were given one week to leave, the meet her and they would be at the Syrian Embassy the day the It also marks the second break report said. married in Israel. bomb was found, and Hindawi in British-Syrian relations. Syria Hindawi's 46-year sentence In the trial's most dramatic told police a Syrian Arab Airlines severed ties in 1967, accusing was one of the stiffeat of recent moment, Murphy, a hotel crew member gave him. an Britain of collusion in the Arab- years. The Home Office said he chambermaid, burst into tears on envelope for Haydar. ON* Mom S" Israeli war. Relations were re- would not be eligible for parole the witness stand and screamed at The ambassador acknowledged stored in 1974 on Syria's in- until he served at least two- Hindawi: "How could you do this in a television interview yester- itiative. thirds of it. to me? I could kill you! I hate you! day that the meeting occurred but A Syrian official in Damascus When led from the dock, the I hate you! You bastard, you!" said he considered Hindawi an VH Kirk. Mary F. called Britain's action a "hostile Jordanian smiled'and raised two Hindawi denied he tried to blow imposter bent on implicating campaign" against his country, fingers in a "V" for victory sign. up the plane. He claimed he was Syria in the bombing attempt. and state television said the Brit- Hindawi, who worked briefly as the victim of an Israeli in- "The embassy has never had Mary F. Van Kirk ish Embassy would be closed. a Journalist for an Arab-language telligence attempt to discredit anything to do with this and there The Syrians said the British newspaper in London, was ac- Syria and said he was paid to no proof, no evidence — simply FORT LEE — Mary Finnerty Council complex, a cultural center cused of putting a bomb in his $260,000 in Damascus to smuggle because it never existed — that Van Kirk, 64, died Thursday in supported by the British govern- girlfriend's carry-on bag for the contraband from Britain to Tel this embassy had been involved in Holy Name Hospital, Teaneck. ment, also would be shut down flight April 17. It was timed to Aviv. any terrorist activity, including and Syrian air space and terri- explode over Austria, but an El Al He testified that he thought the this," he said. Born in New York City, Mrs Van torial waters would be off-limits security guard found it in the Murphy's bag contained drugs. At the embassy later yesterday, Kirk resided in West New York for British aircraft and ships. bag's false bottom. The prosecution said Syrian Haydar accused the United States before moving to Port Lee 31 years Ambassador Roger Tomkys, 18 Anne-Marie Murphy, 32, was military intelligence recruited and Israel of plotting to discredit •*> other diplomats at the embassy flying to Tel Aviv under the Hindwi for the attack. his country. She had been the corporate secretary for the Creative Foods Corporation in Great Neck, N.Y.. for 26 years before his retirement four months ago. Suit Douglas F. MacConnell She was a U.S. Coast Guard Continued from Page 1A The mistake was a "breech of charged in response to the suit Billig headed For now, though, both mother veteran of World War II. duty and ... a deviation and and son are doing well, Drazin that Billig's privilege to operate Douglas F. MacConnell the heart surgery department at departure from accepted medical was restricted because he un- She was a communicant of the nation's premier military hos- said. "He doesn't limp noticeably, Madonna Roman Catholic Church standards," and caused Daniel no." necessarily performed chest sur- in Fort Lee, where she was a FAIR HAVEN — Douglas F. pital. ^ • • . severe and permanent damage,' gery on three patients, and a MacConnell, 62, Fair Haven, died Before his tenure at Belhesda, the suit charged. * Daniel to to receive monthly member and past president of the payments and yearly cash sums fourth patient nearly bled to Rosary Society. She was a Con- Thursday at home. Billig served as a thoracic and death after chest surgery done by cardiovascular surgeon at Mon- According to court papers, the for several years. fraternity of Christian Doctrine Born in Long Branch, Mr. Mac- surgery left Daniel's right leg both Billig. teacher at Madonna. mouth Medical, and operated on In 1981, Billig voluntarily sur- Connell lived in Fair Haven for the Daniel on July 8, 1977, a month longer and larger in circumfer- rendered his license to practice in past 35 years. ence than the left, and created Two naval officers were Surviving are a brother. Rever- after the boy was bom premature- New Jersey after then-Superior charged later with railing to dis- ly, so that the infant could be fed. permanent abnormalities in its Court Judge Thomas Yaccarino end Monsignor James J. Finnerty, He was the owner of the Mac- circulatory system. close Billig's New Jersey record pastor of Immaculate Conception dismissed a suit filed by the when he was hired at Bethesda. Connell Insurance Agency, Fair Billig operated unsuccessfully Attorney Drazin said last night surgeon challenging a decision by Roman Catholic Church in Billig is eligible for parole in July Haven, where he had worked for to attach an intravenous feeding that Daniel to able to run and play Monmouth Medical's Peer Review Montclair; and a sister, Catherine more than 30 years. device to a vein in Daniel's leg. baseball but that his right leg is tt 1987. C. Neff of Union Beach. to 1 inch longer than the left. The Committee to restrict his operat- He also was a former member of According to court papers, Billig He has been discharged as a The Hunt Funeral Home, Fort mistakenly cut the femoral ar- mistake puts Daniel at risk of ing procedures. Lee, is in charge of arrangements. the Monmouth County Shade Tree The Long Branch hospital commander in the Navy. Commission. He was a member of tery. injury, Drazin said. the Monmouth County Board of Anthony J. Health and the English Speaking Tamulevicku i Union of Monmouth County. Villane JACKSON TOWNSHIP — He was a member and past Continued from PIQB 1A federal parks officials. from the two boroughs, as well as natural resource as beach Anthony J. Tamulevicius, 73, died treasurer of the Holy Communion "I have been working since Villane and state Sen. Frank nourishment which could well yesterday at Freehold Convales- Church in Fair Haven. Meeting resistance in Sandy March 1986 to make it possible to Pallone, D-Monmouth, met at. save lives and safeguard proper- Hook, the Navy decided to offer have, the sand used as beach Monmouth Beach borough hall to ty," Villane wrote. cent Center, Freehold Township. Surviving are his wife, Virginia the sand for beach replenishment Born in Newark, Mr. nourishment in an area that to hammer out an agreement, the Woodruff MacConnell; a son, in the two shore communities, seriously threatened by erosion," assemblyman said. Villane stated that the beach Tamulevicius resided in Millstone Douglas F. MacConnell Jr. of where beach, erosion to at the nourishment project put the Navy township before moving to Jack- Portland, Me.; a daughter, Laird critical stage. But naval officials Villane wrote in his letter to Although some petty details Reagan. remained after the meeting, most in an "excellent position to create son Township 13 years ago. M. Bohn or Fair Haven; two sis- stipulated that if state and local an atmosphere or good will," in ters, Marjnrie Bramley and officials didn't act quickly, the In the letter, the assemblyman officials agreed to the premise of He had been a mechanic for described how he sponsored a $6 the deal and authorized naval light or the "sensitive issue" Hermann's Trucking in New Dorothy M. LaBau, both of Fair Navy would go through with its surrounding the presence or naval Haven; a brother, Donald W. Mac- original plans to cart the sand to million state Assembly funding officials to proceed with a formal Brunswick before his retirement measure to transport the sand request to Navy Secretary John military weapons in Monmouth in 1976. Connell of Middletown; and five sea for dumping at the 6-mile County. . grandchildren. ocean site for dredge spoils. from Sandy Hook Bay, where it Lehman for permission to do the He was a communicant of St. would be dredged to deepen Earle project. "Any good will the Navy has Rose of Lima Church in Freehold. The John E. Day Funeral Home, The Fish and Wildlife Service, channels, to the Monmouth Beach "Everything to make this won- with the people here to in jeop- Surviving are his "wife, Anna Red Bank, is in charge of arrange- however, reversed its earlier and Sea Bright beaches — an derful opportunity for Monmouth ardy if this project proceeds as Getchus Tamulevicius; two sons, ments. position, and the Navy quickly expense the Navy refused to bear. County happen has been put in currently planned," Villane Anthony E. Tamulevicius of Jack- dropped its plans for beach On Oct. 3, officials or the Navy, place, and now the Navy has wrote. "I will vociferously oppose son and Paul J. Tamulevicius of nourishment in Sea Bright and state Department or Environmen- decided to put the sand on Sandy the planned expansion or Earle Howell Township; a daughter, Bath E. Rappleyea Monmouth Beach to honor the tal Protection, Army Corps or Hook, a recreational facility, in- unless the Navy changes its mind Sandy Hook request, submitted by Engineers, and elected officials stead or using this valuable on the sand issue." Gloria Dipierro of Jamesburg; a TENNENT — Ruth E. Rap- brother, Joseph Tamulevicius of pleyea, 86 of Tennent, Manalapan Bradevelt; five grandchildren; and Township died Friday at Freehold three great-grandchildren. Area Hospital, Freehold Town- The Higgins Memorial Home, ship. School Freehold, is in charge of arrange- Born in Tennent, Mrs. Rap- Continued from Page 1A Fort Monmouth. Placement Calculus. track and field. ments. pleyea was a lifelong resident. students of the district and or Edna Pratt, one or 11 or the 26- A 26-year pin recipient himself, She had been a custodian at Old year pin recipients honored earlier School superintendent Dr. Tennnent Presbyterian Church for the Fort Monmouth community. Field, who worked at Fort Mon- Frank Volpe added a word or two Since then 1,300 of the 6,000 this week at an anniversary din- mouth and taught physics at Mon- Dolores S. O'Neil 37 years her retirement in 1971. ner, helped make this possible. on behalf or a few unsung heroes: She was the oldest member of students who have graduated mouth College, scanned his the faculty. He told the story or a OCEAN TOWNSHIP, — Dolores Old Tennent Presbyterian Church. from the school have been from Originally an engineer at Fort memory bank for some school military families at Fort Mon- Monmouth, today's mathematics student from the first graduating S. O'Neil, 60, died yesterday at Surviving are three sons, Paul highlights. He remembered former class. "The student walked into home. mouth. supervisor said, "My first love school band leader Fred Caruso, Rappleyea and Lee Rappleyea, was teaching." Ronald Hanisch's mechanical Born in Long Branch, Mrs. both of Tennent, and John Rap- now of Rumson, going on to be- drawing class and the teacher said O'Neil resided there before moving pleyea of Howell Township; a Asked to mention a few things come associate producer of "The to Ocean Township in 1984. that stand out in his mind over the Adding a master's degree in to him, 'You'll be designing an daughter, Margaret Hennick of Godfather" and producer of the entire house in a year.' Today the school's first quarter century, teaching to her bachelor's degree current film "Blue Velvet." Shr had been a clerk at New West Palm Beach, Fla.; a brother, Field said "strong mathematics," a in math, Pratt moved from the fort student, Ted Lewis, is an Jersey Bell Telephone for 40 years Warren Salter of Jamesburg; to the high school and over the architect. That's the best tribute twelve grandchildren; and ten school strength that he traced to Field also recalled graduate before her retirement in 1986. She years helped to sharpen the math Missy Brennan later starring in you can pay to a teacher — that he was a member of the Telephone greatgrandchildren. the days or Sputnik (when U.S. skills of a generation of students helped start a student in his The Higgins Memorial Home, schools were gearing up to match "The Days of Our Lives" and then Pioneers of America. for the military academies and for joining the cast of "Santa professional career. Freehold, to in charge of arrange- the Russians in math, science and some or the top schools in the Barbara." Then there were Milton Surviving are a son, Henry C. ments. "We try to get a hold of teachers, high technology) and to the prox- nation by teaching a variety of Goode and Quentin Wheeler com- who have big dreams for the O'Neil of Wall Township; a daugh- imity and co-op programs with courses, including Advanced peting in the 1976 Olympics in ter, Diana Randolph of West Long AlvinSwanson kids." Branch; a brother, Francis Sickels of St. Louis, Mich.; and five grand- MIDDLETOWN — Alvin children. Swanson, 94, died Thursday in The Woolley Funeral Home, The Arnold Walter Nursing Home, Board of Social Services needs 'friends' Long Branch, is in charge of Holmdel. arrangements. The Monmouth County Board of their peers." • , areas such as Ocean Grove, Nep- or social contact. Born in Sweden, Mr. Swanson "Social Services invites people who Volunteers relieve loneliness by tune, Asbury Park, Long Branch Volunteers are trained to resided in Brooklyn, N.Y., before can spare a few hours a week to bringing warmth and support and and Highlands but also in Colts understand and accept those with Margaret E. Baskerville moving to Middletown 30 years volunteer for the Home Friends an honest interest to the individ- Neck, Hazlet, Matawan and How- different lifestyles and values. M AN ALA PAN — Margaret E. ago. program in the Volunteers in ual they visit. They help by ell. They believe that their contribu- Baskerville, 78, died Thuradaay in He was a cable swiezer for the Public Service unit at the Mon- sharing interests, recreation, re- Referrals for volunteer services tion of a few hours each week Freehold Aea Hospital, Freehold. . Western Union Company for 40 mouth County Board of Social ading, writing letters or simply are received from nurses, physi- (days, evenings or weekends) can Born in Warsaw, N.C., Mrs. years before his retirement in Services. ' being a good listener. For people cians, hospitals, social agencies bring new meaning to the life of Baskerville resided in Freehold 1967. Volunteers bring person-to- who are not completely home- and other concerned citizens. another human being. Volunteers Township before moving to person contact that relieves the bound, arrangements can be made Fersht introduces volunteers help a person to remain indepen- Manalapan 36 yrs ago. He was a membre of the isolation of homebound elderly to participate in community ac- and clients, provides ongoing dent or become independent as a Gethsamany Lutheran Church in and disabled persons throughout tivities, to go shopping or on other support and supervision and result of the companionship. She was a member of the Second Keyport. the county. errands outside the home. directs the volunteer to available Those, wishing more Infor- Baptist Church in Freehold, where Beryl Fersht, who coordinates Marilyn Karl, supervisor of the community social programs that mation about the Home Friends she was a member of the Mis- His wife, Agnes Lovestrum the Home Friend program reports, Volunteers in Public Service unit, may be needed by the person Swanson, died in 1966. His son, Program should contact Beryl sionary Society and the Up And "Volunteers are often the only says, "Real friendships often de- being visited. Fersht, Volunteers in Public Ser- Doing Club. Walter Swanson, died in 1976. contact these people have with velop that go far beyond the Volunteers are caring and pa- Surviving to a daughter-in-law, vice, Monmouth County Board of Her husband, Joseph E. the outside world because family ordinary volunteer commitment." tient individuals who share the Social Services, P.O. Box 3000, Baskerville, died in 1986. Adalaid Swanson Bonner, with and friends have moved away or Karl says that volunteers are conviction that people need peo- whom he lived; two grand- Freehold, NJ 07728. Phone: Surviving are a daughter, Nancy they have simply outlived all or needed desperately in seashore ple; that none should live devoid 431-6186. B. Wallcy at home; and a sister, children; and six great-grand- Fannie Mason, at home. children. The Freeman Funeral Home, The Day Funeral Home, Key- Freehold, is in charge of arrange- port, to in charge of arrangements. ments. Get tax assistance One of the most useful Internal ing a volunteer tax preparer, or in 284A D—th NoMca William D.Keating Revenue Service programs indi- arranging for a speaker to address JEROLAMON -OaraM A. Jr. of LyndhurM. viduals can avail themselves of to an Outreach seminar, in conduct- N J On ThufKlay. Octoftar 23. IMS. Baiovad LINCROFT — William D. Keat- the Taxpayer Education Program. ing or attending a small business huiMM ol KifwinM Wagnar). Loving who ing, 89, died yesterday in workshop or attending a Practi- An Don It your pkunbi pf Cftnstopfiar. Oavoiad ton of OaraM and Nancy Jarolamort Brotfwr of Douglas. Jarfray. Rivervlew Medical Cewnter, Red Under it, individual taxpayers, tioner Institute, or in obtaining mna Timothy JaroUmon Family and fnanda wM Bank. businessmen, tax preparers and high school course material, you 6a raoatvao on Sunday. Oclobar 26m at St Mannaws lutharan Cfturcn. Vally Brook Aw.. Born in West Orange, Mr. Keat- others can obtain valuable as- should contact the Taxpayer Lyndhunt. Nj oihwaan 12:16 and 1 pm ing resided in East Orange before sistance in meeting their various Eductation Coordinator at P.O. 190 Bay Ave. Highlands Ravarand Eric nwkar win offtaata. Arranga- mants by tfta Nazara Mamonal Homa. Lynd- moving to Middletown Township taxpaying obligations. Box 476, Newark, N.J. 07701. 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SV W^n^BBBJ ^SBI VB VBBSBJ^^SBIBJBBJ SBBBBT VWSMV^BW •• ^BWSBJM^BBr^B^^ DI ES Memo: Program could cut black vote Rutgers announces China exchange tional committee program had which she said the worker had the judge to issue a restraining By DANia J. WAKIN been stopped were enough. sent voter records apparently to order against the alleged ballot AMDEN (AP) — The deputy minister of justice ex- Wolfe's office. integrity program in Michigan. Associated Press The voter integrity program is president of Rutgers Uni- pressed a strong desire to enter designed to uncover voter fraud "I have talked to Mary Anne at GOP attorneys said Republicans Cversity announced yester- into a relationship with our by mailing letters to registered the Moore headquarters and she had contributed to the Michigan day plans for a faculty ex- Department of Criminal Jus- NEWARK — A Republican voters. If the letters are returned, Fed Expressed the tapes (of) the program but that a bipartisan change program between the tice in Newark," Bloustein Party official wrote in a memo votes are challenged. parish on floppy discs and the non-profit group called the Com- school and the Chinese said. that the party's so-called ballot parish on hard copy to us," the mittee for Honest Elections spon- integrity program "could keep the David Boies, a lawyer for the Academy of Sciences. The Chinese official will visit Democrats, said yesterday that he memo said. Louisiana has a parish sored the program. Edward J. Bloustein told the New Jersey in two to three black vote down" in a Louisiana Mark Braden, counsel to the Senate primary, according to needed the memorandum, labeled system of government instead of Rutgers University Senate in weeks to formalize the rela- Exhibit 13, unsealed to question counties. Republican National Committee, his annual State of the Univer- tionship, he said. evidence released in federal court yesterday. properly its author, who appeared She then referred to using the denied that the purpose of the sity message that Rutgers will Rutgers also has agreed in as witness yesterday. GOP plan in Louisiana was to be one of three U.S. univer- principal with the Chinese The statement tame in a lists to make mailing labels. exclude black voters. sities participating in an ex- deputy minister of culture to memorandum introduced into "I would guess thai this pro- Moore and Democratic U.S. Rep. "The facts are on our side. We change of professors in the set up a summer school in New evidence by a lawyer for the gram will eliminate at least John B. Breaux won in the are trying to keep 'vacant lots' arts, criminal justice and hu- Jersey for arts studies. Blous- Democratic Party, which has 60-80,000 folks from the rolls," primary and face each other in a from voting," he said. manities. tein said the university will charged that the Republican Na- Kris Wolfe, a Midwest regional tight race in November. Braden said yesterday's hearing "This is a real breakthrough. serve as a broker for all other tional Committee program was director for the Republican Na- The voter integrity program's was an attempt by the Democrats In the past, the Chinese have American universities in this designed to harass bjack voters. tional Committee, wrote in the mass mailings are targeted at to circumvent the judge's protec- been very eager to exchange program. The memorandum was unsealed memo. areas that gave Walter F. Mondale tive order sealing the documents. scientists but less eager to He called the plan the most by a federal judge during a hearing "If it's a close race, which I'm 80 percent of the vote in the 1984 exchange humanists," Blous- exciting of the agreements. The in a lawsuit over the Democrats' assuming it is, this could keep the election. Polling data indicates When questioned on the witness tein said. exchange will involve music, charge that similar activities in black vote down considerably/' that blacks were the only voters stand yesterday by Boies, Braden He said the new relationship art and dance. Michigan violated ah agreement she wrote, referring to the who cast ballots for Mondale in said the GOP has an overall voter with the Academy of Sciences About the University in gen- by the RNC to discontinue the Louisiana primary. those numbers. integrity program dating back 20 represents an extraordinary eral, Bloustein said this past program. Wolfe testified that she sent the On the witness stand, Wolfe said years. In conversations with re- change since his first visit to year was a banner one for U.S. District Judge Dickinson R. Aug. 13 memo by electronic mail to the sentences about black voters gional RNC heads, he testified, "I China in 1979, when he enrollment. Debevoise denied a: request by Lanny Griffith, an RNC regional were a reminder to Griffith that wanted to be explicitly clear couldn't get through the "We have never had a better Democrats to issue a court order director for the South. the program created "a political (black areas) could not be a fac- academy president's front year," he said. "It was up in barring the Michigan program. In the memo, Wolfe mentioned a situation that somebody in tor" in deciding which precincts to door. every category — highest- He said evidence wasn't strong conversation with a campaign Louisiana might bring up." target for the program. Bloustein recently returned level achievers, minority enrol- enough to link the Michigan effort worker for U.S. Rep. W. Henson Boies argued that he needed to "I'm not an idiot. This is a big from a visit to Rutgers' sister lment, the economically de- to national Republican officials Moore, a GOP candidate in establish more strongly the con- press issue and a big legal issue," university in Chi-Lin, prived." and that assurances that the na- Louisiana's open primary, in tentions of the lawsuit to convince he said. Manchuria, in northern China. Bloustein said Rutgers has He also went to Peking and met plans to spend between 1160 with -the president of the million. and 1200 million on academy. construction projects, includ- A criminal justice exchange ing more housing in Camden, also is being planned. "The Newark and New Brunswick. Mother charged with abandoning baby TLANTIC CITY (APJ — at Atlantic City Medical Center I The mother of a 2-year- to an 8-pound, 11-ounce baby I girl allegedly abducted boy," Blitz said. "We further from her home last month has allege that i'ri Oct. 7, she took been charged with abandoning the baby to Philadelphia by bus a newborn son in a and abandoned the child at the Philadelphia bus depot, ac- Greyhound bus terminal." cording to Atlantic County The baby was placed in a prosecutor Jeffrey Blitz. foster home by the Bonita Sanders, 20, was ar- Philadelphia Division of rested Thursday and charged Human Resources. with endangering the life of a A grand jury will begin in- child and child abandonment, vestigating the incident within Blitz said. She was being held a couple of weeks, Blitz said. at the Atlantic City Jail, he Sgt. Harold Kauffman, an added. Atlantic County child abuse investigator, said all family Blitz would not say whether members were interviewed in there was any connection be- the investigation into the kid- tween the abandonment and napping of the 2-year-old girl. the disappearance of the 2- year-old child, also named "We are relatively sure that Bonita Sanders. the abduction was not a When asked if there were domestic," Kauffman said. any suspects in the kidnapping "We have talked to the child's case, Blitz said, "All I can say father and we have no reason is that the matter is under to believe that he or anyone active investigation." associated with him would The prosecutor released Only have taken the child!" sketchy details of the mother's No ransom note has been ASSOCIATED PRESS arrest. received, he said. The state Jersey with Philadelphia. Stackhouse said he was on his way to a "We allege that on Oct. 5, missing persons bureau and the NOT SO FUNNY — Clown Len Stackhouse walks amid a 27-vehicle 1986, Bonita Sanders/using the FBI have been called in to accident early yesterday in Gloucester, near a bridge connecting New children's party at the time of the accident. name Laura Smith, gave birth assist in the investigation. Fire report blasts city, businesses 17 people hurt in 27-vehicle pileup •a&ASSAIC (AP) — Officials Martin R. Kayne, Passaic GLOUCESTER CITY (AP) — A tractor- Traffic was moving slowly in the area, he Ferrara "had to be cut from the car in order •af here yesterday reviewed a County chief assistant trailer slammed into the back of a line of 27 said, and the tractor-trailer came down the to free her from the back seat," Lynch said. I grand Jury report criti- prosecutor. vehicles on the Walt Whitman Bridge yester- ramp and plowed into a line of vehicles, At Lady of Lourdes Medical Center in cizing city and business owners day morning, snarling Philadelphia-bound causing the chain-reaction collision. Camden, four people were treated and re- for conditions that permitted a The fire started when a 12*) traffic and leaving 17 people with minor "He'hit them all," Lynch said. leased, while Peter McGarvey, 32, of Black- 1985 Labor Day fire to gut 40 year-old boy playing with injuries, authorities said. The truck driver, Barry P. Muhibaier, 22, of wood, was admitted with a dislocated knee, acres of factories and homes, friends behind the Chemfirst Sewell, was transporting a load of sand in a said hospital spokeswoman Sue Seppanen. causing more than 1400 million Compuguide Corp. threw a The accident occurred at 7:10 a.m. on the truck owned by Bethel Mill Trucking Co. of in damage and leaving 100 match into a vat of exit ramp for Route 676 South, which serves Sewell, Lynch said. Police closed the three-lane exit ramp from families homeless. naphthalene, igniting the high- bridge traffic from Philadelphia to New No charges have been filed yet, Lynch said. the bridge while the glass-littered accident ly flammable material, Kayne Jersey. The line of traffic had slowed for a "It's under investigation," he said. scene was cleared, Lynch said. The ramp The mayor, fire and police disabled truck. officials were digesting the said. Two vehicles caught fire in the crash, said entering the bridge was closed for emergency "I think the magnitude of this is something vehicles, he said. Passaic County grand jury The boy, who was never unusual," said William Lynch, a spokesman officer Matthew Marutani of the Port presentment issued Thursday, Authority police. The ramps for 168 South, 130 North and 676 identified, pleaded guilty to for the Delaware River Port Authority, which North remained open to traffic. and • news conference was criminal mischief. He was operates the bridge. "In my memory, it's the Twelve people were treated at West Jersey scheduled for Monday, said placed on probation, ordered to most cars involved In any accident on the Hospital-Camden for cuts and bruises, said Authorities directed Philadelphia-bound City Business Administrator undergo counseling and bridge." spokeswoman Sally Beebe. traffic northbound to the Benjamin Franklin Imre Karaszegi Jr. perform community service. Lynch said the disabled truck was parked on One woman, Maria Ferrara, 82, of Bridge, causing a four-mile backup, police The presentment also was the shoulder of the eastbound exit ramp after Philadelphia, was transferred to Jefferson said. Traffic into southern New Jersey moved The fire burned out of con- striking a guardrail. Hospital in Philadelphia for observation. smoothly. critical of the way several trol for 9Vi hours on Sept. 2, companies in the Industrial 1986, destroying 27 buildings neighborhood stored danger- that contained 100 homes and ous chemicals and provided 60 businesses in a blue-collar, security for their property. working-class community. A High-stakes cowboy One company arid its general Secaucus firefighter suffered a Baby M trial lawyer manager were the only ones heart attack and died while indicted by the grand Jury, said fighting the blaze. to ask for more time moseys into casino would harm the Interests of the ATLANTIC CITY (AP) — Shaking his feet around, he Witness tells of Hope Creek overruns TRENTON (AP) — An at- 7-month-old girl whose fate Legendary poker player Amarillo muttered, "These boots ain't torney for William and Eliza- will be decided in the case. The Slim didn't take a limousine to worth a damn in this sand." among several centering on beth Stern will ask the state Atlantic City yesterday. In his After dismounting the horse, EWARK (AP) — A Public Supreme Court to either ex- girl is known as Baby M. Service Electric & Gas Co. whether PSE&G prudently Skoloff said his appeal of usual eccentric way, he pulled up Slim strode into the casino, and clude expert witnesses from on a horse. the staring didn't stop. Passers-by official told a hearing yes- spent money on the construc- testifying in the Baby M-sur- that ruling to state Supreme N tion and operation of the $4.46 Court will be filed early next The Texas native, though, was gaped at his gold shirt buttons and terday that most of the f 600 rogate mother trial or delay the only being polite by accepting an belt buckle, a cowboy hat decor- million in cost overruns at the billion Lower Alloways Creek proceedings so he can have time week, possibly Monday. Hope Creek Nuclear plant came Township! As of late yesterday after- Invitation to play at a poker slot ated with a rattlesnake skull and to prepare his case, he said machine tournament at Trump during the start-up phase of yesterday. noon Skoloff still had not re- custom-designed boots featuring the project.^ The reactor, for which the ceived any information about Plaza yesterday night. a straight-flush poker hand. A BPU in 1981 set a budget cap of Attorney Gary Skoloff, the identity of expert witnesses "I don't ordinarily play casino whose clients are fighting to heavy gold ring on his finger The testimony was before 13.79 billion, is being tested at whom opposing attorneys plan games," said Slim, born Thomas featured a map of Texas with the state Board of Public Util- 76 percent power and Is ex- keep the baby they contracted to present during the trial, he Austin Preston Jr. "Mine's an to have through a surrogate several cities marked by ities, which is weighing a pected to go on line at 100 said. individual thing. They've got the diamonds. PSEAG for a 1400 million rate percent commercial power by. mother, said he was not told Nor was there any record of percentage In their favor here in until late last week that at- " Slim said he visits Atlantic City hike to cover the overruns.. mid-December. the papers being filed in Atlantic City." about five times a year, "but I try torneys for .the surrogate Hackensack Superior Court. Slim, 67, gained fame in 1972 Pierre R. H. Landrieu, the mother would call experts to not to come more than that. They company's vice president of In requesting the one-time A spokeswoman for attorney when he won the World Series of don't play regular poker here. I rate hike, PSEAG officials have testify in the upcoming trial. Harold Cassidy, who Is rep- Poker in Las Vegas, Nev. He engineering and construction, Those expert witnesses are still feel they'll get it someday, blamed much of the cost over- said the unexpected expenses resenting surrogate mother generally competes annually in and then I'll be ready to come a lot were wisely spent and could expected to testify against sur- Mary Beth Whitehead of Brick the Las Vegas event. runs on unexpected safety re- rogate motherhood by claiming more. This will be virgin territory quirements that were im- not have been avoided. Township, declined yesterday Slim rode a borrowed horse on it Is bad public policy to allow the Atlantic City beach from for me." plemented long after PSE&G to release to reporters a list of In 1979 Slim was charged with The state Public Advocate's the practice. the expert witnesses Cassidy Texas Avenue to the front of the wrote Its budget for the start- A three-judge panel from the operating (I million sports book- up phase. office has charged that the plans to have testify. Trump skyscraper. His unusual utility should have anticipated Appellate Division of Superior The Sterns contracted with appearance brought a few stares making operation in El I'aso, Court Thursday rejected Texas. In' a plea bargain, he "The regulatory arena is not the. expenses and should pass Mrs. Whitehead to bear a child from tourists passing by on the the costs on to stockholders, Skolofrs request for more time for them. She was artificially Boardwalk. pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor static," Landrieu told the BPU. or the exclusion of expert wit- The hearing was the second not ratepayers. inseminated with Mr. Stern's "It's a little unusual to be on the charge of failing to pay a special nesses. The panel said a delay sperm and gave birth to a girl. beach with a horse instead of a wagering tax, and paid, a 15,000 swimsuit," he said, grinning. fine. NATIO ORLD SATURDAY. OCTOBER 25.1966 Parents win textbook case nessee, argued during the, Wai By KBIJTI WMRBT that the changes demanded by the parents would defeat public Reagan defends effort to free hostages Associated Press education's purpose of exposing f\INCINNATl(AP) — Presi- hostages and to discourage student* to varying viewpoints. dent Reagan told a group third parties who might be GREENEVILLE, Tenn. — Fun- •This is not the end of the road,' O»f newspaper editors yes- helpful in resolving the situ- damentalist Christian children Dyk said during a news con- terday that he won't pressure ation but who wish to remain have the right not to read ference. "We intend to take this the Kuwaiti government to ex- shielded from public recogni- schoolbooks their parents find case as far as is necessary to get change 17 terrorist prisoners tion." offensive, a federal judge ruled this decision reversed." for Americans held captive in APME President James F. yesterday in the case of seven The case was referred to as a Lebanon because that would Daubel, who had invited Re- families who objected to such modern version of the 1926 Scopes "encourage other terrorists" to agan's response to charges by texts as "The Wizard of Ox" and "monkey" trlsl in which science take more U.S. hostages. hostage families that the ad- "The Diary of Anne Frank." teacher John Scopes was Later in the day, the As- ministration wasn't doing US District Judge Thomas G. prosecuted by the state for teach- aociated Press Managing Edi- enough, questioned the presi- Hull, in a 27-page opinion, said ing Darwin's theory of evolution tors association passed a resol- dent's commitment to freeing the Hawkins County school board in Dayton, Tenn. — 160 miles ution urging Reagan to renew the Americans and appealed to must accommodate the families' down the Tennessee River from and step up his efforts to Reagan "to redouble the ef- rights to a free, public education Greeneville. forts and increase the intensity without violating their First secure the release of the In Dayton, William Jennings hostages. ... to bring this matter to a Amendment rights to religious conclusion." freedom. Bryan and Clarence Darrow In a letter to the APME, argued bitterly over whether stu- Reagan defended his adminis- Among those held captive in He did not recommend a specific alternative, but said home school- dent* could be taught that man I rat ion's policy of refusing to Lebanon is The AP's chief was descended from the same detail what it has done to win Middle Eastv correspondent, ing for reading class would be one. Terry Anderson, whose sister Hull said he would convene a ancestors as the apes. The Scopes the release of the hostages, verdict went to the creationists, saying that publicity "tends challenged the editors on jury to decide damages in the case both to increase the incentive Tuesday to join the struggle for and set a tentative trial date for but waa reversed in Scopes' favor for the captors to retain the release of the hostages. Dec. IS. on appeal. Within hours of the decision, the The families had sued the school board's Greeneville at- Hawkins County schools In 1983 Government OKs People Express buy torney, Ronald Woods, filed a after objecting to hundreds of notice of appeal with the 6th U.S. passages in the Holt books, includ- • ••ASHINGTON (AP) — petition in any market." Circuit Court of Appeals in Cin- ing stories by Margaret Mead, 1/H Texas Air Corp . already Instead, the department said cinnati, said court clerk Irene Isaac Asimov and Danish fairy- • V gobbling up Eastern Air- swift approval of the aoquisi- Keasling. ASSOCIATED PHE88 tale writer Hans Christian lines, won government ap- tion of People Express, based "This is a wonderful victory. ' WINS CASE — Vicki Frost, right, who was the lead witness in a case Andersen. proval yesterday to buy People in Newark, was necessary be- We're ecstatic," said attorney involving seven families that sued the Hawkins County, Tenn., school Express, signaling an end to a Michael Farris, who represented The parents said the books cauge of the no-fmu airlines board over demands for religiously acceptable readers in public contain references to witchcraft, Jow-cost airline that attracted •extremely precarious the parents in their battle for an schools, talks to reporters following -the trial in July. '— millions of budget travelers | condition." alternative to using the Holt, exotic religions, one-world gov- and pioneered no-frills flying. flnancU R hi nehart, Winston series of read- ernment and relative ethics. The department had given disaster for public education that riculum it will accept," said the merger its tentative ap- ing books. The Transportation Depart- But Anthony Podesta, president will disrupt education for all chil- Podesta, whose group was or- "The Diary of Anne Frank" waa ment cast aside complaints proval Oct. 14 after People dren." ganized by television producer objected to because its young Express said it needed Texas of People for the American Way, that the $298 million trans- which paid the fees for Timothy "It will invite every sect in the Norman Lear. Jewish author, who died in a Nazi action posed competitive Air's help as soon as possible country to pick and choose which The school board, backed by concentration camp, calls for tol- because it didn't have enough Dyk, the school system's attorney, problems in markets centered called the ruling a "recipe for parts of the public school cur- attorneys from the state of Ten- eration of all religions. in Newark and Denver and cash to pay its bills, including concluded the merger "would • pending $13.4 million not substantially reduce com- interest payment. Bell: Hasenfus innocent of conspiracy
By FIlAOElfO A1EHAN tified, died in the crash. , Bell said: "I do not see how in good conscience The leftist Sandinista government 'has I can tell him to plead guilty to criminal Associated Press charged Hasenfus with terrorism, violating association." public security and criminal association. A Bell, who is helping the Nicaraguan lawyer MANAGUA, Nicaragua — Defense attorney three-man People's Tribunal is hearing the Griffin Bell said yesterday that captured case. prepare Hasenfus' defense, said yesterday American Eugene Hasenfus was not part of a Hasenfus' Nicaraguan lawyer, Enrique that the charge of criminal association Is conspiracy because he only helped deliver Sotelo Ilorgen, denied the charges In docu- equivalent to a conspiracy charge in the supplies to the Contra rebels and did not plan ments filed with the revolutionary court United States. the operation. Thursday. Court spokeswoman Thelma He. said Hasenfus was innocent of that Bell, who was U.S. attorney general during Salinas said the tribunal would respond to charge because he only helped deliver supplies the Carter administration, conceded on his Sotelo Borgen's statements before it began to the Contra rebels and did not plan the arrival Thursday night that it was "an hearing evidence in the case, and it was operation. absolute fact" that Hasenfus was on board a unclear whether the court would issue its "He hasn't done anything," bell told re- plane carrying weapons destined for the U.S.- response yesterday. porters "He never met with anybody about backed insurgents. News reports have suggested the possibility any of these things. He was Just kicking the Hasenfus, 46, of Marinette, Wis., was cap- that the government will pardon Hasenfus guns and the shoes out of the airplane. To be tured Oct. 6, a day after the C-123 cargo plane after trial. part of a conspiracy, he ought to be of a higher on which he was a crew member was shot Asked about the possibility of Hasenfus level than that." down in southern Nicaragua. Two other pleading guilty to a charge of criminal associa- He said he expected to meet later with his Americans and a third crewman, still uniden- tion In exchane for his release from prison. client for the first time. Report: Humans used as radiation
B, JIU UwHEKCE merce subcommittee on energy from injected, ingested or inhaled covered up the nature of the conservation and power. radioactive substances, and the experiments to many families. It Allocated Press The report, "American Nuclear time it took radioactive says some victims received doses Guinea Pigs: Three Decades of substances to pass through the 98 times the body burden re- Radiation Experiments on U.S. ASSOCIATED PflESS WASHINGTON — Federsl human body, the report said. cognized at the time the experi- Voss sentencing agencies conducted a 30-year Citizens," Is based on a review of ments were conducted. scries of radiation exposure ex- thousands of pages of Department "American citizens thus became Former vice chairman of the U.S. Postal Service's periments on human subjects, in- of Energy documents obtained by nuclear calibration devices," the "These experiments... shock the governing board Peter Voss talks with reporters outside cluding injecting them with the subcommittee in the past three report said. Some of them were conscience " suboowuwKtffr chair— 0.8. District Court in Washington yesterday as Ms Plutonium, radium and uranium, a years. Experiments conducted by willing subjects, the report said, man Edward Markey, D-Mass, daughter. Bristol, looks on at right. Voss was sentenced House subcommittee said yester- DOE's precursors exposed hun- but there is no record of informed said in a letter to DOE Secretary to four years in prison yesterday for accepting illegal day. dreds of people to radiation, it consent for others. The subjects John HerringUm. payments from a Dallas company trying to obtain a $250 The experiments took place all concludes. Included prisoners, the elderly and million government contract. over the country starting in the The experiments attempted to the terminally iU. mid-1940s and did not end until measure the biological effects of the 1970s, according to the report radioactive material, the doses The report says the government by the House Energy and Com-
Tobacco ATLANTIC STRATHMORI TWIN . ••.- TWIN > iMi AH ANT H MA ' >4 warning • • , •• i.», AMI I'' .'I ' H CBOCOMU DUNDEE tol i ALL SEATS S2.5O SHRIWSBURY PLAZA rules set J Julie Andrew* Jack Lsxnmon WASHINGTON (AP) — The iTHAfS LIFE ^a Federal Trade Commission issued regulations yesterday requiring specific health warnings on packages of snuff and chewing tobacco, suiting early next year. ...- . -./., i, | MI, _| SEAVIEWSHAilln jiQj >CINEM mi miA< _ The warnings, similar to those already required on cigarette packages, were developed in response to congressional action earlier this year. The rules cover all smokeless tobacco, a product which has drawn considerable attention and criticism in recent years. NE'SCHEl Popular with many athletes, a'S #1 TOUG11 GUYS! chewing tobacco and snuff have AN ABSOLUTE HIT." been used increasingly by young -•ATTHIMUVIIV people in the last few years. The National Institutes of A SPARKLING COMEDY. Health has warned that the use of —Ml*) CM these products, which are either chewed or held between the cheek and gum, pose serious health dangers, including mouth cancer. Under the rules issued by the PTC, packages of these products will have to carry one' of three specific warnings, alternated on a NOW PLAYING* random basis. The warnings are: 3? MSSSSSS? mUmtnSP** SMTMS? — Warning: This product may 3S£-'*TC cause mouth cancer. 1 — Warning: This product may was- sasser". NOW PLAYING esses;*. - SMB.— cause gum disease and tooth loss. HOWBITWR ftUDD(f1DWN ' — Warning: This product is not 252,75ft£ cSTouw"0" SSSET.^*"0 •»• SRUS? a safe alternative to cigarettes. ijawOti pn SWOW ' MVJI^TIJT*a*-^^ MMM|MJ>OH fJsV4«*< The package warnings must be in a color which makes them •DUG conspicuous or in large type. 533 &~ mm/war MTURMY. OCTOBER 25.1966 The Register 7A ENTERTAINMENT
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The Register B SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25.1906 North earns win Big Blue rolls in physical game the other team midway into the to easy victory By Jim Scanlon second quarter, the biggest de- The Register fensive play being an interception By JIM HINTELMANN by North's Dave Sheehan. The FOOTBALL SCORES MIDDLETOWN NORTII-A non- Lion's quarterback doubling on The Register conference clash between Mid- defense gave the ball to North on Manasquan 21, Shore 0 dletown North and Brick Town- Brick's 41-yard line which led to WEST LONG BRANCH — It was Ocean 35, Manalapan 14 ship last night ended with the the first points of the game. a case of too much Manasquan Mid. North. 10, Brick 0 Lions on top 10-0 of a physical Power running by Junior Rich power for Shore Regional as the St. John Vianney 15, RBC 7 football game. The Green Dragons Toland, (29-126), and John Big Blue rolled up 311 yards on the Pt. Boro 19. Wall 9 of Brick, who don't resemble a Fardella, (13-67), pushed the ball ground en route to a 21-0 non- winless team, dropped to 0-5, conference football triumph over inside the Green Dragon 10. With scored it on an end sweep from the while the Lions of North upped 1:30 left in the half, Brick refused the Blue Devils last night. their record to 3-1-1. "That's the first time all season seven and then ran over for the to surrender the touchdown and two-point conversion for a 14-0 Middletown head coach Don North elected to kick a field goal. that I felt good about a victory," Manasquan coach Vic Kubu said. lead. Ayers, a graduate of Brick, said Senior Randy Wernli booted a 19- Shore made its best offensive the game was an emotional one for yarder to give his team a 3-0 lead. "Shore is a hard-nosed team and this was big test for us.— effort following the second half him. "I was nervous before the After three consecutive kickoff kickoff The Blue Devils drove game tonight. My association con- penalties for kicking out of "The return of (linebacker) from their 28 to the Manasquan 7 tributed, but I knew that Brick bounds, the Brick offense got the Mike Moos was an inspiration to in 15 plays but the drove bogged was a very well coached team and ball with on their own 40 with less us," Kubu said. "This was the first down and John Marotta was sent was capable of doing well against than one minute in the half. game he's played this year. He was in for an apparent field goal anybody." Durkin scrambled and passed his hurt before the start of the season. (Defensive end) Turk Fickling had attempt. Ayers not only graduated from team into North territory, but a 20 Marotta, however, took the snap Green Dragon country, but former yard Durkin-Farley connection a good game for the first time this year." and tried to run it in but the alert North head coach Vic Kubu was ended the half as Farley was Manasquan defense wasn't fooled also a Brick man. Ayers was pushed out of bounds on the B. Shore stopped Manasquan on its and Marotta was dropped for a 6- Kubu's defensive coordinator Middletown did establish a run- first two series, but the Big Blue yard loss. before taking over the head post ning in the first half, but the got a break when Shore's Joe two years ago. Nappo fumbled a punt and Manas- "I was thinking of the field second half was controlled by the goal," Shore coach Bob Rolak said. The opening kickoff proved offensive line of the Lions. After quan's Mike Saito recovered on the Shore 31. "But we were down 14 points and ' Ayers concern justified as Brick taking the kickoff and marching decided to fake it. Manasquan reciever Matt Gallagher followed a 62 yards, North fumbled on the 10 Three running plays moved the dominated us at the line of scrim- perfect wedge down the middle of of Brick. The drive was aided by a ball to the 16 and then Jim Morgan mage." the field for a 65 yard return. fake punt perfectly executed but "went around right end on a Brick was already threatening, counter and scored standing up. After stopping Marotta, Manas- the turnover left the Lions short of quan put on a another long scoring but the tough defense of North the endzone. The defense forced Joe Schaad's extra point kick was was up to the task. The Green low, drive. Suiting from the 12, the Big Brick to punt and once again the Blue scored in 11 plays with Davis Dragons got as far as the 10-yard running game moved North deep Manasquan put together a long line when quarterback Todd racing 21 yards for the touch- into Brick territory. This time the drive for its second touchdown. down. Schaad kicked the extra Durkin was intercepted by North's Lions were not to be denied as GREGG ELLMANATHE HEGISTEH Taking over at its 14 following a Rob Gordon. Shore punt, the Big Blue used the point for a 21-0 lead. running back Rich Toland drove Mansquan almost scored again The Lions took over on their the ball in from the 3. The Wernli GREAT GRAB — Brick's Paul Farley (87) picks off a pass in front ' running of Davis, Saito and Fickl- ing, and a 12-yard pass from just before the end of the game own 22, sustained a small drive, extra point was good and Mid- of Middletown North's Tim Healy (27) in action from last night's game when it marched 62 yards to the but the hard hitting of the Brick quarterback Doug Bohmer to Jim dletown led 10-0 with 10:07 left in at Middletown. Farley held on the ball, but a penalty wiped out the Morgan, to march 86 yards in 12 Shore four helped by a 24-yard defense forced them to punt. Both play. Middletown won. 10-0. defenses contained the offenses of See North. Paoe2B plays for the touchdown. Davis See Big Blue, Page2S Boro shocks CBA Rutgers clashes with Army today have to be disciplined at the line of There were a couple of ByJOMNIFAU to be called instead of Black shockers yesterday as the Knights of the Hudsonhave de- scrimmage and not let the fullback Shore Conference entered the The Register feated Syracuse, Yale and Ten- take off." first round of its soccer tour- Soccer nessee but lost to Northwestern, Andy Peterson is the Army nament. EAST RUTHERFORD — Wake Forest and Holy Cross. fullback, and he has rushed for The biggest surprise was opening chapter. Kutgers begins its second season Army and Rutgers have met 19 376 yards, a 4.2 average. He is 14th seeded Point Pleasant Point Boro came back on a today against Army at Giants times and the Cadets lead the only third in rushing though. Boro shading Christian Colin Sabia score at 18:03 of Stadium. series, 13-6. Jim Young, in his Quarterback Tory Crawford leads Brothers Academy, 3-2, while the first period and CBA tied it Coincidentally, it pits the three years at West Point, has a with 601 yards, and halfback Mater Dei was shut out by St. when Sabo scored unassisted at Scarlet Knights against the Black 2-1 record against the Knights Clarence Jones has 418. Rose, 6-0. 6:36 of the second quarter. Knights in what sounds more like Dick Anderson, now in his third Army averages fewer than 12 The Colts suffered from a Boro's winning goal was a morality play than a football season at Rutgers, has a 1-1 mark passes a game, and Crawford has shoddy defense in the first half scored by Sabia with an assist game. However, a football game it against the Cadets completed 33 of 68. The Cadets and blew a penalty kick in the from Tom Smialowicz at 17:32 is and the kickoff will be at 12:10 As Anderson well knows, the also like to use the halfback option third period. of the second frame. p.m. Army wishbone offense presents a pass but haven't completed any of CBA is now 12-3. Boro is Boro goalie Scott Shorteed Rutgers is 3-2-1 and hopeful of special problem. Rutgers just them this season. 12-4-1. had 20 saves aa the Colts starting fresh today against Army. doesn't see it that often. Rutgers wasted another Mike Zazzali started the scor- outshot the winners, 34-9. With five games to play, an 8-2-1 'The wishbone is a very devas- outstanding defensive effort in ing with an assist from Joey John Cunningham started in season is a possibility but not a tating offense," Anderson said the loss to Florida last week. The SCOTT ERNEY 'There's not a lot of people play- Devlin at 9:00 of the first goal for the Colts, but was probability. Thus, it becomes es- Scarlet Knights will nave to get Under Pressure period. CBA tied it on a goal by replaced by Mike Dunphy. sential that the Scarlet Knights ing it. You just don't see it enough more production from their pass- Steve Raffellini with a double Five different players scored win the games they are supposed to feel comfortable against it. That ing game today and for the Vest of Krney, who made his first col- assist from Rob Dobilas and for the 10-4-2 Roses against to win. enables Army to have success with the season legiate start against Florida. Tom Sabo at 1265 of the . See Soccer, Page2B Army, 3-3, is one of those it. They are a disciplined team That means getting more from Krney, since Joe Gagliardi was teams. The Cadets - as they prefer which likes to control the ball. We sophomore quarterback Scott See Rutgers, Page28 Red Sox Mets must win to stay may win working three straight times on three days' rest. By JOHN ffftfflW When pitching on five days' rest this season Clemens AP Baseball Writer was 8-0 with a 2.12 ERA — including the game he struck out 20 Seattle batter* in April. . gamble Through some pitching adjustments that may have NEW YORK — The Boston Red Sox have got the cost the Red Sox Game 4 of this; Series, Manager John New York Met* right where the Mete want them. McNamara got both Bruce Hunt, the Game 6 winner, ByByOAVEOHARA Down 3-2 in the best-of-seven World Series, the and Clemen* back on a regular schedule. McNamara Mets feel happy just to have brought the Series back started Al Nipper, who hadn't been used since Oct. AP Sports Writer to Shea Stadium, especially after losing the first two 4, hi the fourth game. He lasted only six innings. game* here. His last time out on three days' rest, Clemens went NEW YORK — Manager John "When we went to Boston, we felt like we had to just 4 1-3 innings in Game 2 last Sunday. McNamara of the Boston Red Sox win two out of three," Met* Manager Davey Johnson "There was no brilliance to it. There waa really no successfully positioned himself to said during yesterday's off day. "When you win the alternative," McNamara said. "We found out that win what may be the biggest first two, you want to sweep, but we are right where Bruce doesn't pitch well on three day*' rest, and gamble of this World Series by we wanted to be going into Boston." Roger was tired. He'd pitched three times on three saving 24-game winner Roger One thing was for wire from Boston'* perspective. day*' rest. The Roger Clemen* you saw last Sunday Clemens for Game 6 tonight. "Now, we've got the homecourt advantage off our was not the Roger Clemens we saw all year long. We But McNamara insists he and back*," Red Sox center fielder Dave Henderson said. had the luxury of being able to make the move when pitching coach Bill Fischer, a The Red Sox won the first two games of the Series we jumped out 2-0." longtime friend, are not gambling 1-0 and 9-3 in New York. The Mets won the next two in trying to bring Boston its first games in Boston, 7-1 and 6-2, before the Red Sox Clemen* said Thursday he was unhappy with the World Series championship in 68 came up with a 4-2 victory Thursday night to break pitching mound at Shea. "I don't like the mound years. the deadlock and move within one game of their first there and I don't like a lot of things with that "We just do our homework and World Series title in 68 year*. ballpark," he said. go from there," McNamara says of "They have to feel that they've got us where they In Game 2 against Clemen* last week, Johnson pitching changes begun in the want us," Henderson said of the Met*. "They're started Danny Heep in left field instead of Mookie American League playoffs more down a game and they have to win. We feel the same Wil»on and Howard Johnson at third instead of Ray than three weeks ago. wiy. We're right where we want to be — a game up Knight. Johnson said he planned to have Wilson and McNamara and Fischer spent and Roger (Clemens) on the mound." Knight in the *tartiiig lineup this time. hours charting the Boston In tonight'* Game 6, the Red Sox will send 24- "We hadn't been scoring a lot of runs, so i shook pitchers. They delayed pitching game winner Clemens against the Met* left-hander my lineup up," Johnson said. "I've been doing that assignments, even at the risk of BobOjeda all year long. Occasionally I would start those two annoying some baseball people. Win or lose, there were some ghosu exorcised — Heep and Johnson. But by and large die team I Now, with a 3-2 lead and a from old Fenway Park in Game 6. The Red Sox have play Saturday it the one I played most of the time." chance to win the championship at not won a World Series title since 1918 — when Babe (Veda, traded from Boston to New York last Shea Stadium tonight, McNamara Ruth sOU played for them — and have lost three November, will be working on just three day*' rest, and Fischer are right where they seven-game Series since, hi 1946, '07 and '76. In the one abort of hi* normal complement. Johnson, was want to be. last two of those Series, the final-game loas came at not sure what die effect would be. Clemens, with five days off, is Fenway. . "Ojeda's not come back on three day*' this well-rested and ready to go Then there was aUo the infamous Boston Maasacre season," Johnson said. "I don't know what he's done against Bobby Ojeda, who will try of 1978 when the Bed Sox were swept at home in a the rest of his career. I don't know how he'll react." to keep the Mets alive and force a crucial four-game series with the New York Yankees La*t time out, the 18-game winner Ojeda worked seventh game on just three days' in September, finished tied for the American League seven innings, holding the Red Sox to one run on five rest. . East regular-season lead, then lost a one-game hit* in Game 3. "We're going with the way we playoff to the Yank* at Fenway on Bucky Dent's "V ve got to win. It's as simple as that, "Ojeda said set it up," McNamara said. "Cir- homer. "I'm not uncoatftMtaMa with this situation I would cumstances dictated our moves "We keep saying this over and over, and we've rather be in this situation that doing something else. and things have worked out the said it all along," Red Sox Manager John McNamara We just have to pull together and get a team effort way we hoped from the start." "Now we've got the big boy set •aid. "That has nothing to do with us. We're a We know we have to win two game*. We've done it ASSOCIATED PRESS different bunch of guys." before." to go Saturday," Fischer said with In Game 6, the Bed Sox will have a well-rested Obviously, the Met* were not ready to concede the ONE TO OO — Boston s Bruce Hurst leaves the mound following the s nod toward Clemens' locker Clemens going against former teammate Ojeda. Bed 80s the visiting field advantage. Red Sox 4-2 victory over the Mets on Thursday If the Sox win today, Thursday night after Bruce Hurst Clemens will be pitching on five day*' rest after See Met* they will win the World Series .See Gamble. Page* TWl—HaU ton—*Y. OCTOBER S.iflM Stubbs Lancers end skid of pro career against Caseys junior, I've had no contact with •y JONMFALK them yet. The Register "We are undefeated, and that •f JACK OAKLEY This gave RBC a first down at makes every game a challenge," he the 14 and Masonius unloaded for The Register added. "Everybody wants to beat 11 yards and Chris Carton MIAMI, Fla. — Some day Dan us. There is more pressure as each rammed over from the 3. Carton's Stubbs would like to play before game goes by, but we control our HOLMDEL — Three field goal extra point with 40 left in the the home folks at Giants Stadium. own destiny." by Gil Gutierrez provided the opening period gave the visitors a However, that's not going to hap- 7-3 edge. Pro scouts like Stubbs because difference as St. John Vianney pen unless he is drafted by either of his speed and ability to rush the ended the Red Bmnk Catholic hex A pass interception by Harry the Jets or the Giants. passer. He has been almost im- last night. Chamorro gave St. John's the ball And Stubbs will be drafted after possible to block one-on-one, as It was the first time the Lancers midway through the second period he completes his collegiate career he displayed with 17 tackles in the defeated the Caseys since 1981. and they marched to the Casey 6 at the University of Miami in 1987. big win over Last night, it was the sophomore with Aaron Kulick doing the bulk He's already attracted the atten- of the ball carrying. —. previouslyundefeated Oklahoma. kicker with field goals of 22, 22 tion of professional scouts with Those same pro scouts look at and 38 yards that gave St. John's Again the Lancers were stopped his outstanding play this year. a 15-7 verdict. his size, 6-4, 260, and wonder and Gutierrez booted his second How outstanding has Stubbs about his position in pro ball. His The Shore Conference "B" 22-yarder to bring the Lancers to been? Miami Coach Jimmy John- within one at 7-6. long arms enable to him to play North Division win boosted the son marvels at the speed and bigger than 6-4, but 250 is light Lacncers record to 3-2 while the The second half belonged to the aggressiveness Stubbs has dis- for today's defensive end. Caseys slipped to 2-2-1. Lancers as they scored the second played from his defensive end Stubbs has that problem solved St. John's coach Garry Penta time they had the ball. position. Stubbs not only leads the for them. He has experimented told his team, "you control your The scoring drive covered 70 Hurricane in sacks, but he is also with adding weight and plans to own destiny," in regards to the yards in 14 plays. They were all on second on the team in tackles. state playoffs. The Lancers need get up to 260 next year without the ground except one with Kelly Many of those tackles have been losing any quickness. Besides, he three more wins by Nov. 14 to Koshlap passing to James Wood- made across the field from his left qualify. ford for 8 yards. played linebacker at Miami before end spot. he found a permanent home at St. John's athletic director Ken With 21 remainiiung in the Stubbs, who starred in basket- defensive end. Szyarto hugged Penta after the third period, Kulick smashed over ball and football at Red Bank game and told him, "that's it after- on a great second effort...... Stubbs led the Hurricanes in Regional, has set three goals: i_He (tacks last year with 12. He had four years frustration " Gutierrez try for the extra point wants'Miami to win another na- was foiled by a bad snap from eight in his first six games this Szyarto explained the Caseys tions! championship; 2. He would year and only played about a half had won the last four games by center that zipped through the like to be an All-American; 3. overwhelming margins. holders hands. in several of the lopsided wins. Someday he would like to play pro "If somebody has the ball, I'm St. John's scored on the first A crucial fumble recoverey by football as a Giant or Jrt. possession after the Caseys won going to go after him," Stubbs Greg VeUa right after the start of TAKING HIM DOWN — Dan Stubbs, shown here in action for the "The team comes first," the said. "If the quarterback has the the toss, but deferred to the the fourth period stopped RBC at Miami junior said, "but I'm looking second half. University of Miami, hopes to become a player for the Jets or Giants ball, that's better for us. Sacks the St. John 37. after graduation. Stubbs. a junior, is a graduate of Red Bank Regional forward to making All-American mean losses." The Lancers drove from their 33 Larry Coleman ignited a 10- as one of my goals. The pros know to the Casey 6 where the drive High School. To Stubbs and his teammates at play attack that ended with about me, but because I am only a Miami, sacks also mean wins. bogged down aiufGuUerrez kicked Gutierrez booting a 38-yarder his first field goal, this one from field goal for a 16-7 edge. 22 yards away. "I've kicked one about 38 or 40 14 Red Bank Catholic came right yards, but I feel I can be consistent back and took the ensuing ktckoff from 45 yards," Gutierrez said. to the 31 and preceded to go the 69 Penta said, "we set the ball at yards in 13 plays. the 20 for him every day and he Mertikas leads Spartans past Braves Diminutive Richie Caldwell, boots 'em through." quarterback Pat Cuozzo and Chris ByALTOOZE center on a Manalapan punt was and returned it to the Ocean 6. Manalapan closed out the scor- Masonius carried the ball to the 41 "I've never kicked three in one recovered by Ocean on the Two plays later, Chris Gray con- ing when Gray hooked up with with Cuozzo passing to Jason Gray game, though," Gutierrez said. The Register Manalapan 27. The second drive nected with Doug Cohen for a 6- St. John's assistant coach Richie Cohen again, this one good for 45 for 17 yards during the foray. was keyed by a 40-yard pass play yard Manalapan score. yards. The same duo connected for Caldwell was hurt on the drive Conte explained a different de- from Matt Hoyle to Bill Higgins fensive maneuver that seemed to OCEAN — Tailback Tim Ocean capped a 50-yard, five- the two-point conversion. and left the field but came back for Mertikas led the way for the "We didn't play one of our play drive with only a minute left the second half. contain the Caseys. Point Boro 1», Wall • Spartans of Ocean TownshipHigh better games," Ocean coach in the half when Brian Koztnor POINT PLEASANT — Winleaa The Caseys picked up a first "We felt v e had been overplay- School as he scored three touch- George Conti, Jr. said. "We made blasted up the middle for an 8- down on the 36 after Cuozzo ing Golden vend Al) In the first Wall High School dropped its fifth downs, including a 91-yard run to too many mistakes, but yard touchdown for a 22-0 straight football game last night, gained 5 yards and.the junior half and we didn't have too. power Ocean to an "A" Division Manalapan was a bunch of tough Spartan halftime advantage. signal caller then passed for 18 ' "We came off the corners more but the Crimson Knights had the North 36-14 victory over the hitters. They are a lot better than Ocean wasted little time in open- satisfaction of scoring for the first yards to Gray after picking up 4 in the second half, too," Conte Braves of Manalapan. their record (0-6)." ing up the second half when it vard«. commented. time this season in a 19-9 setback The Spartans (4-1) broke out to struck on the second play on a to Point Boro. a quick 14-0 first quarter lead as What didn't please Conti was beautiful 60-yard pass play from four Ocean turnovers (two inter- Hoyle to Jamie Drum. Glenn Thur caught a 43-yard Mertikas scored from 2 and 6 ceptions and two fumbles). touchdown pass from Rob Raivoli Rivers may open for Irish yards out following drives of 27 Near the end of the third for the first Point Boro touchdown and 60 yards. The Braves made it close in the quarter, Mertikas put the game while Mark Kinsley added another SOUTH BEND, lnd (AP) - Rivers suffered a severe ab- , The Spartans'first drive was set second quarter when Manalapan s out of reach when he exploded out on a 7-yard run. Steve Killo added Notre Dame's David Rivers, dominal gash August 24 when a up following a bad snap from Lee Rubin picked off a Hoyle pass of the back field from the 9 and two field goals. seriously injured in an August car van driven by former teammate outdistanced the pack for a 91- Wall went 36 yards in the accident, probably will play in the Ken Barlow ran off an Elkhart yard score. second quarter for its first touch- opening game of a preseason County road and rolled into a . Scott Baldwin made good on down of the year with Steve basketball tournament, Coach ditch. Barlow, who graduated last Big Blue — three out of four extra point Barnes scoring from the 2. Scott Digger Phelps says. spring, told investigators he was Continued from Page IB record to 4-1. The lone setback attempts while Mertikas also Sprengle kicked the extra point. "I see no reason why David trying to avoid a car that appeared run by Davis. There was enough was a 6-0 upset at the hands of found time to add a two-point Wall got its other two points on won't be able to play against to run a stop sign. He was not time for Manasquan to score Asbury Park. conversion. * a fourth-quarter safety. Western Kentucky," Phelps said. seriously injured. again, but Kubu elected to run out "That game (Asbury Park) is "He may not start and he may go Rivers has been in a physical the final seconds. over and done with," Kubu said. only about 20 minutes, but he rehabilitation and practice pro- Shore's only other scoring op- "Right now I'm looking ahead to should be ready." gram since the stitches were re- Central Regional next week." moved several weeks ago. portunity came in the second The Irish and Western Kentucky quarter when Jack Kovacs Shore was held to 93 yards Soccer are matched in the first round of "The surgeons who took care of fumbled a Shore punt and Shore rushing by the rugged Manasquan National Invitational Tournament him in Elkhart are amazed," defense. The Blue Devils didn't Continued from Page IB •cored again and recovered at the Mansquan 33, but the 13-3 Seraphs. Vinnie McGowan also put one competition Nov. 21 at Notre Phelps said. a Blue Devil holding penalty on the have too much luck passing with Dame. He's allowed now to shoot free only three completions for 22 The Roses gained revenge for hone, before Mike Batullo second play following the re- a 2-1 defeat administered by dosed out the scoring with a "Sure he's lost some weight, and throws and participate in non- covery killed the threat. yards. Shore, which dropped to that worries some people. But contact practicing, but has been 2-2-1, resumes "C" Division ac- the Seraphs near t her start of goal for Toms River South in Davis picked up 166 yards in 20 the season in Belmar. the fouth period. David can get by with whatever told to avoid stomach-straining carries as the Big Blue upped its tion Saturday against Manchester. weight he carries," Phelps said jump shots. James DeMarco and Mark Ray Guida had 11 saves for Thursday. Storch scored for St. Rose while Rarttan. Batullo and Orlando Rivers, a 6-foot junior listed Trainer Skip Meyer says he Kevin Logan, Tim Mclnerney Dibasio combined for 10 saves last season at 176 pounds, led the knows Rivers takes "an occasional and Mike Foster polished it off. for Toms River. Karitan was Irish scoring in 1086-86 with an jump shot behind my back," and Shore routs Manasquan Ed Estrada had seven saves outahot 17-14 Rivers doesn't pretend otherwise. average of 16.7 points per game. WEST LONG BRANCH — in goal for the Seraphs while Raritan's record is now His fast break transformed Notre "I keep one eye on the basket Bill McCormick had the same 14-1-1. Tons River South is and the other on Skip," he said "If Meghan KeUy, Chris Wajda and Dame's ball control game his Andy Begal scored goals to lead number for St. Rose. " now 9-6-1. freshman year. Skip isn't looking, I might shoot a Field Hockey Barium 4, TR South 1 jumper. If he is, I'U shoot flat- second-seeded Shore Regional to a Shore 3, Ocean 1 "I'll be ready to go all the way," footed." 3-0 shutout over 16th-seeded HAZLET — After falling be- WEST LONG BRANCH — he said. Manasquan in the. opening round hind 1-0, top-seeded Rarttan George Cantaffa scored two of the Shore Conference Field Shootout as the Lions nipped East stormed back for four un- goals to lead sixth-ranked Hockey Tournament yesterday. in the opening round. answered goals enroute to a Shore past 10-ranked Ocean in Shore dominated the game, Goalie Lisa Kardelia came up Shore Conference Tournament the opening round of the Shore North outshooting Manasquan 32-1. with four neat saves in the victory over 16th seeded Toms Conference Tournament. yardline. ' Shore's Joanne Galanti had U> shootout and had eight overall. River South yesterday. *»r Mike Shadow of Shore and Continued from Page IB make only one save in picking up Steve f-fMrtt««« tied the Billy Portman of Ocean traded Toland and running-mate Tina Russo had put East in front score at the 11:21 mark of the goals before Cantaffa scored the game. Fardella ran for most of the the shutout. Chris Hilla had 24 saves for Marmmnan with a goal at 13:40 of the first first period off an assist from twice to close the scoring. The bond between the two yardage as Middletown North had half while Ranmdi White scored in Mike Brown. Shore outahot Ocean 26-3. teams coaching staffs was evident 276 hard earned yards. Shore is now 16-0-1. Manas- quan 's mark fell to 6-5-3. the second half at 13:25 with an Brown gave Haritan the lead Marty Boy d had two saves for as North could have forced "I hate to be the guy to make assist from Rozzo. North was with a goal at 16:08 of the Shore. Rick Arichio had five another drive into the endzone, Brick 0-6," Ayers said. "But this Middletown No. 3, T.R. East 1 needed eighth in the opening round second period. Pete BeJaaoo saves for Ocean. Ocean is now but elected to let the clock run out, is a big win for us and my team MIDDLETOWN — Nina Rozto against ninth seed East. The Lions picked up an assist on the play. 10-2-1. leaving the ball on Brick's 2 played well." and Allison Binn scored in a will now face Neptune. NFL issues 35 fines to Jets, Bills ORCHARD PARK, NY (AP) — said. "I was on the bottom of the would really rather give it tom y Buffalo Bills quarterback Jim pile. I wasn't even fighting. If I foundation to work for my kids." Kelly says he will appeal an (800 had known it was going to cost me The Marty Lyons Foundation fine levied by the National Foot- $800, I would have tried to get a grants wishes for terminally ill ball League for fighting with New few punches in." children. York Jets defensive lineman "He must have landed at least nifrerp Marty Lyons. one punch. Did you see the blood Kelly-Lyons altercation touch- ' Kelly was one of 36 Jets and running into Lyons' eye?" asked a ed off fighting among the other Bills fined a total of $16,600 for member of the Jets' front office. players, who were filed lesser 01'?ergp brawling during a game Oct. 6 at The game was the one in which amounts by Commissioner Pete Giants Stadium, the NFL con- referee Ben Dreith vividly de- Rozelle. firmed yesterday. scribed a roughing the passer foul m i "I'm getting fined (800 for being against Lyons by saying, "He's "Fine Kelly for fighting?" said sBHBHHsBHl - • a punching bag," said Kelly, who giving him the business down Bills Coach Hank Bullough. "I W ^ m signed a five-year contract with there." don't agree with that. He was the Bills before the season for $8 Lyons also was fined $800, but saving his life. I can see them million after leaving the USFL. he shrugged it off. fining guys for leaving the bench "I'm appealing mine," Kelly "I don't mind the (800, but I area. That's in the rules." Or. Robert J. Oberst Sr. is a certified financial planner and president of R J Oberet Sr. and Rutgers Associates in Red Bank. He has written for such Continued from Page 1B fast, but he can get away, buy time offense from dominating the ball. publications as "Money" magazine and "Sylvia and make a big play here and It won't be an easy task against Porter's Personal Finance". He reports every injured at Penn State, has com- there." the wishbone. Sunday in The Register on how to handle your > pleted 26 of 66 passes for 226 'Their game is -running the personal finances. The Rutgers defense, led by All- ball," Anderson said. "They have yards. None of his completions American candidate Tyrone have been for touchdowns, and he difficulty when they're behind, Stowe, has been holding oppo- but you have to get up by two or is averaging only 4.1 yards an nents to an average of 18.2 points attempt. That's 2.6 yards under three scores to take advantage of a game. However, the offense has that." what Gagliardi was averaging. been scoring at only a 16.7 clip. "Scott is a mobile quarterback," Getting ahead by two or three The Register will be a tough problem for the Anderson said. "Like Joe, he can Today the defense will be ONE REGISTER «ZA, SHREWSBURY, NJ 07701 . M2-tonri • get out of trouble. He's not real charge with preventing Army's Scarlet Knights. MTOMM, OCTOBER 25,1966 The atogtoter 3t HOCKEY Dineen, Whalers Astros' Lanier beat Sabres, 5-4 signs new pact BUFFALO, N.Y. — Kevin Di- tals. Mason's performance was the neen scored two goals to lift the first this season in which a Wash- HOUSTON — Houston Astros Lanier was named manager of Hartford Whalers to a 5-4 NHL ington goaltender held an oppo- Manager Hal Lanier has agreed to the Astros last November after victory over the Buffalo Sabres nent to fewer than four goals, and a new two-year contract to spending five seasons under last night. lowered his goals against average manage the National League Whitey Herzog with the St. Louis The victory allowed Hartford to to 3.33. Western Division championship Cardinals. From 1976-1880, , climb out of the cellar of the Minnesota, 3-3-1, had won team, Astros President and Gen- Lanier managed in the St. Louis Adams Division and go one point three straight prior to its visit to eral Manager Dick Wagner said minor league system, posting a •head of Buffalo. the Capital Centre. The North yesterday. 384-308 record for a .555 winning Scott Kleinendorst, Dana Sure started quickly, getting a "Everyone associated with the percentage. Murzyn, Ulf Samuelsson and Dave goal from Keith Acton at 2:15 of Astros was pleased with Hal's He was named minor league Barr also scored for Hartford. the opening period. outstanding work with managing manager of the year in 1980 after John Tucker, Wilf Paiement, Gil But the Capitals responded with the club in 1986," Wagner said. leading the Cardinals' Springfield, Perreault and Dave Andreychuk four straight goals against Min- "This contract recognizes his ex- III., Class AAA team to the Ameri- scored for Buffalo. nesota rookie goalie Kari Takko. cellent contribution to the or- can Association championship. , The Whalers took a 3-0 first- In his two previous starts this ganization." The Astros also announced yes- period lead. Kleinendorst caught season, Takko had allowed only In his rookie year as a major terday the waiving of first Sabres goalie Tom Rarrasso sleep- one goal in 124 minutes of play, league manager, Lanier, 44, led the baseman Dan Driessen, right- ing with a 40-foot slapshot. but Washington best him four Astros to the National League handed pitcher Matt Keoiigh, and Dineen then took advantage times in the first 23 minutes of the playoffs before losing to the New catcher John Mizerock. If the Buffalo's poor defensive position-, York Mete." players are not claimed by another ing and beat Barrasso with a Blue. 1, Bed Wings 1 The club finished the season team, they will become free agents backhander. Murzyn banked a DETROIT — Detroit goaltender with a 96-66 record, the best ever on Oct. 29, team spokesman Chuck ....shot sOtJBamaso for the third Sam St. Laurent turned aside 3£ in the 25-year history of the team. Pool said. goal. shots and first-period goals by St. In the second period, Buffalo Louis' Jocelyn Lemieux and the came back with Tucker deflecting Red Wings' Steve Yzerman ac- , a point drive by Mike Ramsey counted for all the scoring last Russell calls it quits Late in the period, Paiement night as the Red Wings and Blues skated to a tie. LOS ANGELES — BUI Russell, knowledge and background to be a narrowed the gap to 3-2 with his who has played in more games as fifth goal of the season. St. Laurent, a 27-year-old fine infield instructor," said s Los Angeles Dodger than any Dodgers' Vice President Al Cam- In the third period, Barr got his rookie playing his fifth NHL game, other player, has retired and will first of the year, beating the was at his best during the second panis. return next season as a coach, the Originally an outfielder, Russell Sabres goalie Jacques Cloutier period, stopping all 17 shots the Dodgers announced yesterday. with a 20-footer. Blues sent his way. During a 46- wss converted to a shortstop and second stretch late in the period, Russell, who turned 38 this became a member from 1973-81 of Capitals S, North Stars 2 the rookie netminder thwarted week, hss signed with the team for the longest running infield in LANDOVEK, Md. — Bob Mason point-blank drives by Gino the 1987 season and will replace major league history, along with turned aside 36 shots and got Cavallini and Mark Reeds and Monty Basgall as the club's infield first baseman Steve Garvey, sec- offensive support from Larry stopped a close-range deflect ion coach after appearing in 2,181 ond baseman Davey Lopes, and Murphy end Gaetan Duchesne in by Bernie Federko to keep the games. He had a .263 lifetime third baseman Ron Cey. the Washington Capitals' victory batting average. game tied. ASSOCIATED PRESS A member of four National over the Minnesota North Stars. The Blues took a 1-0 lead 0:30 Only Zack Wheat places ahead League championship teams and Mason, who began the season in WHALER SANDWICH — Hartford Whalers center Ron Francis (10) of Russell on the Dodgers' all-time into the first period when and teammate Kevin Dineen, right, keep Buffalo Sabres center John one World Series winner, Russell the minors before being recalled Lemieux, St. Louis' first-round games played list with 2,322. had hoped the dub would allow - last weekend, has two victories in draft choice last June, scored his Tucker off the play during action from last night's game. Hartford won, "Bill has played shortstop, third him to serve double-duty as a three starts for the 3-4-1 Capi- first NHL goal. A base and second base. He has the player coach. Gamble What was the score of that game? Continued from Page IB should have your best pitcher Then, with a 2-0 lead, pitched the Red Sox to a 4-2 available to pitch three games in a McNamara and Fischer changed SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) details like that? And anyway, "0" for the A's In the last of the victory in Game 6 in Boston. seven-game series," McNamara signals again After a day off, — Fifty-seven years after that we got it right the second time. ninth, and the presses rolled. Despite injuries, the Red Sox said. Boyd started Game 3 and Nipper dark day in 1929 when 10,000 Well almost right," Garvey "The newspapers were bun- maintained a strict schedule for ' That meant Clemens, who led Game 4. That left Hurst rested for copies of the Daily News went wrote. In the paper's scamble dled and put into the trucks starting pitchers during the the major leagues with a 24-4, Game 5, and, after another day into the trash cans instead of to remake the front page, the which were »e!d in the Cypress season. Clemens, Hurst, Dennis would start with just three days' off, Clemens ready for Game 6. onto the street, the Springfield compositor picked up and used Street alley by Charles "Oil Can" Boyd, Al Nipper and, rest for the first time this year. So "If Hurst had pitched with only afternoon daily newspaper has an upside-down "V" instead of Meyrick, circulation manager. after his acquisition on June 30, would Hurst, 13-8 in a year three days' rest, he couldn't have acknowledged it reported the an "A" for the Athletics, then As soon as he was given word Ton Sewer were given at least interrupted by a seven-week gone nine innings," Fischer said. wrong team won the World the pride of Philadephla. that the Athletics had re- four days off between assign- midseason layoff with a pulled "And we knew that Roger needed Series. "It was the Athletics' fault," mained true to form in the last groin muscle. more than three days. He couldn't ""Assuming that confession is Garvey maintained. "They had of the ninth, he would step do it again. We found out last good for the soul or at least played lackluster ball all that aside and let the trucks roll. That worked out well as the Red It worked out, thanks to dra- Sunday that we had sapped him. good for the readers, we admit day at Shibe Park, and had The Daily News would beat the Sox turned back repeated matic fifth game, ninth-inning He was willing, but obviously was that we did have the Chicago taken a long time to do it. As Evening" Union to the challenges and won the AL East homers by Don Baylor and Dave tired. Cubs win that fifth game of the the game dragged on to the last newstands with news of the title But McNamara and Fischer, Henderson and Boston rallied "So, after we won the first two 1929 World Series, whereas the inning, and the Cubs had been Cubs' victory." decided a change was in order from a 1-3 deficit to win the games, we were able to do what we Athletics won it," Daily News holding their two-run edge for But as it turned out. Moose after Seaver was sidelined by a pennant for the first time since wanted. Nipper gave us what we editor Richard Garvey said in five innings. The Daily News Haas hit a two-run homer to tie knee injury on Sept. 19 and Nipper 1975. Clemens pitched in Game 7. wanted, six strong innings, but we his column in Friday's editions. decided to take a chance that the score, and Al Simmons and had trouble with consistency. Hurst was rested for the World didn't get him any runs and they "And yes, we never admitted the A's would never wake up. Bing Miller hit doubles to After splitting the first two Series opener and beat the Mete tied the Series. It worked out in it. Why bother the reader with So, a pressman punched in a produce the winning run. games of the AL playoffs with the 1-0 with ninth inning relief help. our favor, though. Hurst won and California Angels in Boston, Clemens, working for the third now we have Clemens." McNamara announced he would go straight time with on!y three days If Clemens fails, the Red Sox with three starting pitchers — between starts, was tired and still would hsve a rested starter Clemens, Hurst and Boyd — the didn't get through the fifth inning for a seventh game. Boyd, 16-10, rest of the way. as Boston won the second game would have four days off since his "I've always believed that you 9-3. start last Tuesday night. Mets plan to beef up Game 7 security NEW YORK (AP) — If Game 7 of to the field — if you ever get there onto the infield and outfield tear- the World Series is played tomor- — we will arrest you and you will ing up clods of turf for souvenirs. row night, any fans who take the spend the night in jail." Only 350 police wiU be assigned playing field after the last out will Even the Mete' own private to the sixth game tonight, John- be arrested and spend the night in stadium guards will be beefed up ston said. Normally 60 to 70 jail, the Police Department warned tomorrow, said John Toone, chief officers are assigned to a season yesterday. of security. game. There will be 280 cops, 80 of There normally are 125 security Johnston said he was concerned them riding horses, and another guards on duty. They will be mainly about the seventh game 420 officers stationed in and increased to "400 or better," "when the Mete emerge as the around Shea Stadium for crowd Toone said. World Champions." control, Chief of Department Rob- "We will cover the interior of To keep order, he said, police ert Johnston Jr. said. the stadium on all levels," he said. will confiscate six-packs and li- The Mets entered today's sixth Johnston said they want to quor being carried into the game down 3-2 in the best-of- prevent a repeat of the scene when stadium, similar to the tactic used seven series with the Boston Red the Mete clutched the NL East to head off trouble among those Sox.. Division pennant Sept. 17 against who can't handle their liguor at the Chicago Cubs and fans spewed Tuesday, Oct "I don't expect people will ever the St. Patrick's Day Parade. get to the field," Johnston told a news conference at police head- quarters. Then, looking into TV news cameras, he said: "If you come on Discover affordable livingspace. Mets Sena pays for itself year round. Continued (com Page 38 "I'm not the least bit concerned about what has already hap- Don't Miss pened," Ojeda said. "Once a game is over, it's dead and gone regard- less of the outcome, and you just The Register's go get them the next day. "After the first two games, a lot in depth look at of people didn't think we'd be playing on Saturday. Speculation is your job. We have to play the the new 1987 game and talk about it after it's oyer. We are down 3-2 and it's Domestic and very obvious what we have to do — win two games." Look to the Sierra for the standard in livingspace as great as the If there is a seventh game, the great outdoors. • Lifetime maintenance-'nee finish • Superior gasket Foreign Autos! Mete will send Ron Darling on seals • X tempered insulated glass • Clearly beautiful glass curves three days' rest against the Red • Triple moisture-release system Sox's Dennis "Oil Can" Boyd. • Complete thermal protection -——»».- Darling was the winner of Game 4, working seven scoreless innings, .Performance^ested design ll^lflffffl while Boyd lost Game 3, giving up 11 IIIIIII 1111 six runs on nine hits in seven ROOM" innings. by Fkxian Oeenhouse. Inc. TheRegttter "It's going to be a dog fight," .HjSTTti said Mete third baseman Ray Knight. "Anyone can win two AMERICAN ATRIUM INC. games. We didn't come to Boston expecting to sweep, but we put CALL TODAY FOR FREE CATOLOG I I 1 I l •urselves hack into it. I still feel •jur chances are great." 290-1260 SATURDAY. 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BAMMO "A few of the faces on this for Kelly Tripucka and Kent Magic Johnson was prompted to year's squad have changed, but Benson. say, "We want to send the Big AP Basketball Writer what has not changed is our desire The surprise of the East last Fella out the way he's supposed to to remain as one of the top teams season were the Atlanta Hawks, go out." Philadelphia, Milwaukee and in the NBA," 76ers Coach Matt who made a modest run at Actually, the Lakers didn't do Washington are putting MOM* Guokas said. "It's never easy to Milwaukee in the Central Division. badly in 1985-80. starting 24-3 Malone, Jack SUcma, Jeff Ruland replace a great player, but the NBA scoring champion Dominique and coasting to their fifth straight and Roy Hinson in different uni- addition of proven NBA veterans Wilkins, given respect by his peers Pacific Division title. It was the forms this year in a bid to has made us a better balkhib." and the media for the first time, way the season ended — with a challenge the Boston Celtics' The Bucks, winners of six con- got ample support from Kevin five-game loss to Houston in the dominance in the NBA's Eastern secutive Central Division titles, Willis, Glenn Rivers, Randy Wit- Western Conference final — that Conference. . acquired Sikma, their first quality tman and tiny Spud Webb. hurt. But out West, where the Los center since the retirement of Bob Also hoping to improve are the With Akeem Olajuwon on the Angeles Lakers missed the finals Lanier. But the smooth-shooting New Jersey Nets, who acquired verge of becoming the best active center, many believe the Rockets for the first time since 1981, Sikma clearly is on the downside Orlando Woolridge for scoring nearly everyone is standing pat in of his career, so the question are on the verge of dominating the remains whether Milwaukee has help up front, and Cleveland, conference the way the Lakers what Coach Pat Riley calls a which gave up Hinson for the right have. balanced conference. improved enough to compete with to draft North Carolina's Brad The Celtics, with Larry Bird Boston. Daugherty No. 1. "Last season gave us confidence winning his third consecutive Nelson, with Sikma to go with Bringing up the rear are In- and showed us what it's like to get Most Valuable Player award, won holdovers Sidney Moncrief, Terry diana, Chicago and New York. The to the final »«ries," Houston Coach their 16th title in 1986 and their Cummings and Paul Pressey, is Pacers and new Coach Jack Bill Fitch said. "We'll tinker a cautiously optimistic. little here and there, but there third of the decade. Unless backup Ramsay look for unproved play won't be any major overhaul." forward Fred Roberts makes the "I felt we might be slipping a from Wayman Tisdale but still team, they will have the same 12- little unless we did something," have Clark Kellogg on the side- Joining Olajuwon In a front court man squad that made the NBA Nelson said. "I think this will keep lines with a bad knee; the Bulls that only Boston's can rival in finals for the third straight time us where we've been, which is and new Coach Doug Collins need talent are Ralph Sampson and striking distance of a cham- Michael Jordan to win a scoring Rodney McCray. Robert Reid last season. sparkled In the playoffs as the The 1986-87 season opens Fri- pionship I'm not saying it brought title to stay afloat in the stand- us any closer to Boston, but it's ings; and the Knicks still are team's quarterback guard, but it's day with nine games, including not his natural position. Washington at Boston. something we had to do to make worrying about knee injuries, not The Bucks, 76ers and Bullets sure we didn't fall any farther only' Bernard King's, but also Also challenging for supremacy back." Patrick Ewing's. in the West are Denver, Dallas, have been the Best of the Rest in Utah and Portland. the East behind the Celtics for Malone will share last-name In the -West, Riley says the billing with fellow All-Star Jeff Lakers still have an outstanding The Mavericks did a lot of most of the 1980s, but while they Malone on the Bullets, and at 6- housecleaning, dumping forwards might not have caught up with team, but admits that the days Dale Ellis and Jay Vincent, which Boston, it isn't for lack of effort. foot-10, will look up to last when the Lakers are obvious season's rookie sensation, 7-7 favorites are over. means Coach Dick Motta is count- The biggest upheaval Is in Manute Bol, who bulked up from ing on second-year man DeUef Philadelphia, which sent Malone, "Contrary to the belief of a lot Schrempf and rookie Roy Tarpley 210 to 230 in the offseason, and is of people who follow the Lakers another three-time MVP, to the talking like he's ready to pay back to help out high-scoring Mark Bullets and longtime backup that we are over the hill, I think Aguirre. Motta hopes Al Wood will the brutes who pushed him around we will surprise them," Riley said. demon Johnson to Seattle. a year ago. be the much-needed backcourt The Philadelphia front line "But we no longer are a step ahead backup behind All-Star Rolando Donning the Bullets uniform for of the posse. Houston proved that should still be formidable, how- the first time this season, besides Blackmail. ever, with Ruland, Hinson, bud- last season. We no longer have the Moser Malone, are former Dallas cushion where we can play less Denver is high on rookie Mo ding superstar Charles Barkley forward Jay Vincent, Martin as a backcourt scorer to and backups Tun McCormick, than our best and still win. But we Philadelphia-ex Terry Catledge still have the type of team that help out the forward duo of Alex ASSOCIATED PRESS Danny Vranes and Cliff Robinson. and Darwin Cook, acquired from English and Calvin Natt. Coach Julius Erving, now a guard, and will compete for the cham- BATTLE OF TITANS — Kevin McHale of the Boston Celtics takes New Jersey. pionship." - - i»' Doug Moe also is hoping to move aim with a one-hander in a recent preseason game as Ralph Sampson . Maurice Cheeks return in the Another big trade that probably center Wayne Cooper can move to backcourt, and Andrew Toney is Kareem Abdul-Jabbar starts his power forward, making room for of the Houston Rockets guards him. the Rockets, who lost to the will have less effect on the balance 18th season in the upper echelon Celtics in the NBA Championship Series last year, will be taking aim hoping to be back from foot of power in the East saw Adrian Blair Rasmussen, who was a injuries. of NBA centers, and since this playoff surprise for the Nuggets. at the Celtics again this year. 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OOlDAaarrtJc 001G Fair Haven 001O Uttto Silver 001O Long Branch 202G Monmouth 006 Lost and Found 009 Spoclal Notjc«» HigMMKto County, ios and Alana Tnsi ownars ot DISPLAY CABINETS — Lighted meeting «•* tana place at S P.M. A copy of said appNceeon ••deration at an application for a North Shora ASSOMMS County Board Of Recreation FOUND — 1 Russisn blue type tna abova propany hava applied u» vananca tor tha propoaad glass, chroma - A wood Cun- 0010 Atlantic TKa location ol lha premises and documents Is on Ma with 103 East Front Straat Commtsstonera in an amount ol male kitten, 4 months ok), by tha to tha Fair Havan Zoning Board oifce usa of a ponton ol tha Rad Bank. Naw Jaraay not (ass than ten percent (10%) oddrly Antiques. .042 7557 or in quaitton ,a locatsd M the m Vie Borough Clark, and may ba Uncroft Acme 10/18 Call 542- 842 2437 Highlands Zoning District. Tan Map Aabury inspected during busineaa hours ol Adiustmsnt lor a vananca lo premises inasmuch as saM DATED: Octobar 8. IMS of tha total amount of the btd, parmit buMdmg a room which will 0040. Hones Ave a E OarMd Ava BMC* 34 m me office of tha Clark by all premises art presently zonad Octobar 25 118.72 but not to exceed twenty thou- Lot 2 a 17. and mom commonly interested panes prior to ask) attach housa to tha garaga and for residential us* Applicant wtt sand dollars ($20,000 00) JEANS PIMM MM node* mat on attend ona existing front wan. also rsquasi as part ol ita appa- FREE FOUND ADS the Am nay or November. itSS known aa Asbury Avanua and wealing AND As s serevtee to our community. GIFTED READER East Oamald Avanua. Tna appli- lorwerd by 2Vi cation approval ol tha Planning PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that Certificate of Surety from a M mm AeaMrc Hgmanos the Mac Dare Lyden Tha mowing variancas hava Board and Borough CouncM for Tha Oath* Register is offering e cant is laaning to wMMda and Oct. 2S tlieS ma Planning Board of tha City ol raputabta insurance company FREE 3-Hna FOUND ad for 4 & ADVISOR Plannmg Board Of Ad|US«ment been applied for: tna vacation of all or a portion of Long Branch, on ma 21st day ol w» how • (waring on me appli- cram 2 lots so « no aeon lot certifying to tha fact that if tha days under our Lost A Found Helps on all problems ol lite oovid ba 5500 aq. ft. where Front setback tram porch existing Borough roadways to- Octobar. tan, grantad pranmt- bidder is awarded a contract, a cation of Ihe undersigned, at 0010 Fair Haven calad within and/or adjacent to classification Tarot card readings 7500 aq it '• required tor ma 19 7b +• whara 25' ara required nary and final sits plan approval Surety Bond WIN ba died for tha Tha Register appreciates your •which time and ptaca all mtar- (-5 25 +/-) - Chaptar 15 3 » bt tha prarrwsas as wail as for to Anna E. Konvitz and Philip ESP esssd persons wta M given an purpoaa ol bunding two akigla Nonca performance of that concract. honesty ft wtN do ita part tn larrwly homes. RE: BLOCK 2S LOTS Tha Board has sat Thursday, approval of an aKtanston or ax- Konvttz ragardmg a 4 unit con- Call lor appls opportunity to ba rtaard Said tension* to such municipal Tha successful bidder will be finding tha original owner. as Church Street November am. ISM at 7:45 dominium profact to ba con- required to furnish a Surety Please call us at 542-1700 Hours 10-10 daily Plaaaa taka Nottoa mat Car- P.M. at tha Borough Hall. Rivar straat. This latter request will slructsd on Lot It In Block SS or may alfact Birch Avanua, bond in the full amount of the Road. Fair Havan as tha tuna Tha Resolution of ma Plan- contract The bonding company LOST — Ben), type dog White 495-5233 and ptaca tor tha public haanng Mspla Avanua. Tennis Lane and long haired w/pinch of brown MANZANILLO MEXICO — S Woodland Street ning Board as wan as tna plans shall ba authorized to issue In this manar All interested per- suDmmad by WMam 0. Ayara. bonds in the Slate of New Jer- down tha back wt, 25-30 lbs days/4 nights, resort accomoda sons may appaai at tha public Tha manar hat baan scheduled Answers to name. BertN Loat lions. 2 adults. 2 children $100 for a pubtic haanng by m Plan- Jr.. C. E. and Chris Parrmo. sey and shall ba approved by haanng either m parson or by A.I.A.. era on Ma. and avaaasta the Monmouth County Board of 10/12/50 Oak H« araa. Meddle- Can 872 9632'. attomay and bn haard with re- ning Board on Wadnasdsy. No- town Any mfo.. please call 787- vember S. 1966 at 800P.M. at tor pubbc Inspaction. during rag' Recreation Commissioners BRIDGE gard to this application. mar busmass hours in tha ol 9201 or 671-4015. MRS. SYLVIA During the performance of A copy of mis Application tha Little Stiver Municipal BuMd- mg. 480 Prospact Avanua. Little floss of lha Planning Board of this contract al contractors are LOST — Black ft white young and al partmant maps. draw- tha City of Long Branch. PSYCHIC READER Silver. Naw Jersey All parsons required to comply with the re- male cat 6 claws on front white Advisor on alt problem* of lite Ings, and documents hava baan STOUT. O HAOEN * O'HAOEN out/ements of P L .975c. 127 paws Beyberry Lane ft Cherry Mad wtlh tha Borough Clark and intarastad in said application ara Tarot Cards. Astrology A Palm prtvtadgad to ba present at that Attomays for Anns Konvitz Tha Monmouth County Tree Farm Rd. in New Mon- may ba inspactad al tha Bo- . and Philip Konvitz moutn 671-5744. Reward LOST 2104 Kings Hwy , Oskhurst Removing the Exit tuna and to hava thatr views Board of Recreation Commie- (behind Denny %) rough Han during ragular busi- MM stoners reserves tha right to — Diamond tnmai ring latter A, ness houra. mada known concerning tha oo. as 49^-0666/775-9572 • manar A copy of tha application waive any informalities m. or to 14K pmkey ring Mtddletown ByALFREDSHEl N WOLD Canos a Aiaaa Thai and supporting documents ara reject any or a* bids, and to area. Cal 495-2003 after 5pm. WIDOW 60 — Seeking tame tor Octooer 25 112 W tite in the Office of tha Bo- 001U Middletown award contracts m whole or m purpose of travel A companton LOST — White smas mala dog Share expenses Reply lo Boo When today'! hand was played have Jumped to two spades in PUBLIC NOTICC rough Clark. Little Silver. Munici- NOTICE part if deemed m the best inter- est of the Bosrd to do so Peek a poo Answers to Putty O447, c/o The Register. 1 Rag in a 1958 Par Hand Contest organ- response to the double. Partner RE BLOCK 22, LOT 37 pal Buar>ng. 480 Prospact Ptaasa ba advtsad that thara win Please can 767-4671 or 405- Avanua, Little Srfvar. Naw Jer- later Plata. Shrewsbury NJ Tna Fair Havan Zoning ba an emergency mealing of ma No bidder may withdraw his 07701 ised by Jerry Machlin, most declar- knows that you have a maximum of Board ol Adfustmant on Octobar sey, and ara available tor pubbc Planning Board ol MlddkHown bid within thirty (30) dsys follow- ers managed to lose three spades seven points and is still willing to 2. IMS. at Its ragular monthly inspection during ragular busi- Township in axacuUve session ing the date ot btd opening 015 Instruction masting approvad tha wanance ness hours on Friday. Octobar 24. iteS at Tha Monmouth County and a club. invite a game. Since you have five that Thomas D. and Lynn S. 7:30 p.m In tha Confaranoa Board of Recreation Commls- A New Career tn Bartending Franklin, ownars of ma aboca Brooks Von Am Room of Town Han. sioners shall reserve the right to Morning or eves Placement as- West took the top spades and points in high cards, one point for property have appiisd to tha Fiar Attomay for Applicant hold bide tor suty (60) days sistance M2*22M 777 River Road Dorothy O'Shaughnassy shifted to the ten of diamonds, the doubleton and one point for Havan Zoning Board ol Adiust- Planning Board Sacrstary prior to award of contracts. JUUY SHOAE mant tor a vananoa to parmit Fatr Havan, Naw Jersey Octobar 25 S3 9* All inquires era to ba directed BARTCNDIMQ SCHOOL whereupon all declarers won and your fifth spade, you can well construction of dec* and addi- Oci25 . (3344) to the Purchasing Department at tion to raar FLIGHT INSTRUCTION drew trumps. Ineffective declarers afford to accept the invitation. 201/M2-4000 DISCOVERY FLIGHTS $20 then led clubs. Lynn S. FranfcWi 002Q Monmouth By order of the Board of Marlboro Airport. Hwy 7ft. Marl North dealer OQIQLongBfnch Recreation Commissioners of Thomas 0 Franklin County boro. NJ 591-1591. Effective defenders refused the East-West vulnerable Ociobar 25 SS.76 me County of Monmouth. first two clubs but took the third PtAL Or NOHTH SHORE AS- NOTICE TO BIDOCRB Frank E. Kane, Chairman LOVE'S FREE CAREER TRAINING 001O Little Silver SOCIATES, a Joint Venture Nottoa la haraby given that James J. Truncer. Secretary-Di- Avail to abgeWe JTPA County and got out safely with a diamond. NORTH PUBLIC NOTICe saaMd bids will ba rscslvsd by rector rettdents in data entry, informs None* ma MonmouttvCounty Bosrd ol Bob Q. Cam. Purchasing Agent tion processing, food service/ South eventually had to lose a trick Ptaasa taka nonca that Club Ptaasa taka notice that a GOTA • 1075 pubac hearing ww ba havo by tna Recreation Commlsslonera al Oct. 25 $30 M advanced culinary ant CaH 286 to the queen of spades. Way Assodstai. ownar of Lots ma Monmouth County Park Sys- 0206 S through 2S. Block 3001 and Planning Board of tna City ol POBUC NOTICE Long Branch, at tha City Hsu m tem ADMINISTRATIVE OF- LINE ON ONLY HOPE 08765 Lou 21 and 4*. Block 30 as FICES. Thompson Park. In accordance with AL. ROCK GUITAR LESSONS With shown on tna official Ta« Map tha City of Long Branch. Naw 1975. Chapter 231. ' Open Pub- a professeonsl performing artist • KJ98 Jar say on Newman Springs Rd . Uncrofl. of tha Borough of UtM silver. Naw Jarsay. until 10:00 a.m..ac Meetings Act. notice is here- YOU 16 years teaching e«p AM must South must hope that West, who cal styles Beginner t welco- has appaad lo thaPlanrang Tussday. Novambar IS. ISSS prawning time on TUESDAY. given that tha Monmouth But do you have a obviously cannot lead a third spade, WEST Board of tha Borough of Urea at a 00 PM DECEMBER 2. ISM and Own ffty Water Resources Asao- me Studio m Uncroft CaH Bob clation WIN hold a regular meet- LOVE LINE at 741-0328 has the ace of clubs. The problem is OAK Saver for approval of a major Tha purpoaa of ma haanng pubkdy opansd and rsad sloud •Q9864 subdivision of ma aforaman- M to consular tha application of: lor tha following ing on Wednesday. November lor your sweetheart? Honed tots for tha purpoaa of Norm Shora Assodatas. a . 1966. tn tha Freeholders 021 Business Service to stop West from finding a safe 9753 1. BANQUET FACILITY I creating savantasn lots for ma Joint vantura Meeting Room. Hall of Records. On WEDNESDAY. Octobar 29 exit when he takes the ace. 010943 9962 LUNCHEONETTE OPERATION Freehold. New Jersey si 330 PROFESSIONAL PHOTOORA construction of smgls lamity for praliminary sits plan ap- tha naw' LOVE LINES M PHY — Waddings* Bar Mitvaht- houaaa along propoaad axtsn- proval and bulk variancas from AT HOMINY HILL OOLF p.m. All interested persons are- After drawing trumps. South • A632 0QJ2 COURSE (BID»OO2e-S7) Affairs Highest quality equip- sions of maple Avanua and tha toning ordmanca of tha City welcome to attend. You* romsnlic. caring, love line Ic should cash his second diamond, Bid Documents, including In- October 28 1604 ment is used to produce your Bucn Avanua. two lots for ma ol Long Branch with raspact to surprise your tweethaert MAN bf beautiful memories Largest se SOUTH • 74 construction ol ting* tamay tna pramisas known as: atrucaons so Bidders, Proposal lead the queen of clubs to dummy's Forms, and comptets Plans and publ'thed m Irus vary special tun lection of album* anywhere @ houaaa at tha foot of Woodland Ban- Avanua lo read section the lowest prices in the mdust/y king, ruff a diamond, lead the ten of • J32 Straat and ona or mora lots for Lot: 1 through S Block 4(0 006 Lost and Found by qualified bidders at me AD- Your LOVE LINE must be m oui We give you MORE for LESS' clubs to dummy's Jack and ruff 9AKQJ10 ma construction of an office As shown on tha City Tax Map. FIND DOO — Mala. Hack hands no later than noon lime 5424525 • 244-1856 buadma or buHdmgs on a por- to parmit tna construction of a MINISTRATIVE OFFICES of ma another dianvnd. OAK MONMOUTH COUNTY PARK Husky Black body with tan M Monday Octobar 27, lor your tion of tha property lying ba- tfl-unlt rasldanttal condominium white face wtth black clrt sweetheart to ready apprecisu tmen a propoaad a«Mnsk>n of davafopmant Each unit Shan SYSTEM, located In Thompson West can do nothing to thwart •Q105 Park. Newman Springs Road, around blua ayas Approx 60 your thouohllul words ' •raft Avanua and tha Naw vork consist of two badrooms and IBs Cs««71-1O»3 EMPLOYMENT South't plan. When South leads his Newt* Bast Scat* Wast and Long Branch Railroad Said shall contain a ona-car garaga. Uncrofl, New Jaraay. between TIME IS RUNNING OUT' Bulk variancas Shan ba raqurad tna hours of 9:00 am and 4:30 FOUND DOO — Welsh Corgi 7SS per tens Minimum 4 knas 2C last club. West has only the A-6 of Paw Pass 49 Ail Pas. p m . Monday through Friday characteit end spaces equal each pertaining to tna tor lot daptn. raar saroack and Female Found 10/21. near Gar- hne Additional SI 00 lor row ol clubs and cannot prevent dummy tot araa to ba provkJad for savan buMdanany . Bids must ba submitted on den Slats Pkwy. exit to» Can 0S1 B+,p Wnfrd M/F from winning a third club trick. Of fnoc# ov that proposed lots You ara haraby notmsd that ma proposal form provided or 747-4077. Hearts al lop ol your LOVE LINE ADULT CARRIER - For Opening lead --• A you ara prtvtfagad to ba prasant en exact dupscata in m emenner Shrewsbury Tmton FaHt. Eaton aitd lot wWth to tM provided (or FOUND — Dog. 10/23 Tlnton Bring us your LOVE LINE two or mora ol the proposed al said haarmg and prasant any deaigneted and required by ma town A Long Branch Mileage DAILY QUESTION Waul* re. like le have AIM specifications. Bid submmed Fans Female, t* 1 tan mix together with your payment tots. Sstd application also tn- and a) cotacliosn which you Wearing ok) Baltimore kcense reimbursement plus incentive* dudM • request for suoh other must ba anotosad m sealed en- CaH Francme 542-8880 You hold. a>Q986 4 documanta Mad by tha apps- tuners. Monmouth County Park er, saver lamale Twmtxook VU- agency ts tn need ot 2 eRperi- suoisquentfy ba ravtaad during enced real estate sale* people you respond one spade. Partner ol ' ' "*~ cant m this casa may ba System, Nawvnan Borings "d , 1. Oakhursl At SPCA M2 CHRIST CHURCH — Cahco Cat mspaciad in tna Omca ot tha Uncroft Naw Jaraay 0773a Thrift Shop. 100 Kings Hwy for tuN time work No pressure raises to three spades. Except for •reeaea savelepe to sMckfatsiatesii etton ol tha appecstton. SSS: Mtddtotown 671-0550. Hours • reiaved, congenial atmosphere, Ptaaia tana further nodes mat Planning Board. City Man. 144 Btds must ba delivered at the the opening bid. the opponents Broadway. Long Branch. Naw FOUND — Young, female snap- Tues thru Thura. (10-1) fantastic sales incentive pro la rare ef Ikla aMwsaas«r, P.O. atai tha applicanpp t «vM. as ppan ol its place and before tha hour man grams Can we tax* * nease can pass. What do you say? ftt and H so id Jaraay. during ragular busmaas ard Jet black coal w/tan stom- UNO, Lee Av«lea,CA I apffcatton. and H so requited, hours. ach No collar. Colts first before commg 051 Hip Wanted 051 Help Wanted 051 HalpWlrtKl 051 HrtpWanfd 051 051 051 Ht*> Wanted 051 Hatp Wantad DENTAL HTOEMST — R.O DRIVERS — Fat P/T.CM«P-17 ant pay 4 DOT*, vi eogsof ADPhetpu F/i •/Taj son Mon^Frt-. t-4. Atnait WAREHOUSE «*. Cat 741-3510 •awry Cat DENTAL HYOJEM8T — Ft* . I m uuamunm. Tuee a •. i Nursing Homt), Us BouBi PART/TIME 4243 mams naoaaaaiy. CM 741-0070 Ava.Hamt . SUPERVISION BOnmirtPER — Fid cneros DENTAL OFFICE TRAINEE FUEL OK. TRUCK DRIVER *• nM. Cat 4to-t701 Mk CM 7t7-O»ti torm > Mm. For MktasMi area Must bs CASHIERS fry, eap. 4 have a dean driving Eaperlenced Supervisors BROLER HUM — S 1/2 da. Pay record. Fat 4 p/l portions teat wentsd tor Mgh volume, feat ASSISTANT SERVICE MA paced rats) C ~ AdEII — Eap WMtiaM dapanda on aspansnea. CM tar Eac opportunity Cat eves art* appttnin. MC medcat 7pm. 747-7ZC Should hast moderm OM daaantap. MM pension I Pratt sharing plan. •Mat 74 GAS ATTENDANTS — NU*a a E«c aaMtog eond. Top uk OOODC ASSISTANT . 1MB. days. Apply to tlncli. 21SNaw- HELMSLEY-SPEAR. MC tMMMH.Mtmi.Bl man Sprtigs Rd. Shrawitury Thurs t Frl HUM o«oe: Sand •MUM ID bo» F4M c/o Ths i. CM 1-1300- DENTAL RECEPTIONIST 20 AMnua of ns Csmmona. reeuma to P. One Register Plazs Shrewsbury. NJ 07701 Adults-Senior Citizens Earn extra money In your spare time by delivering the Register. Part-Time Routes available In: Have Track or Van? Stwdow Lake ViUaoe Need Extra Money? RN'S • GN's • LPN's • GPN's • AIDES Shady Oaks MAILROOM HouMtMftt. ttudants. raiirad W* rwv* opan- We latv* on opening for a con- Ejptore «M^opporhjnitlas. Contact the participating recruiters hi this ings in our nuul room from I 00 tin lo 5 00 tractdrivtr, to deliver newspapers to DIRECTORY and please mention The Register. •^f}'*^W a V Uf|f I BJ V •#^eV^^tffaTwW |Sf tJB|£^VVV*i am., 3 lo 4 days par week carriers, vending machines 4 stores. Contact Torn Sptgnoli balora 9:00 ex appt* in parson Contact Dave Lucas or Al Leu. 642-4000 HOUSE HEALTH AKXS - MLESCENT ALL«BLTH%B The Register CENTER FAMILY ixmjumtn KMVKX SEHYICESMC IMHwyM The Register HoknOel NJ 07733 One Register Plaza The Register DAILY SUNDAY Shrewsbury, NJ. 07701 DAILY C SUNDAY One Register Plaza One Register Plaza 542-4000 Shrewsbury NJ 07701 Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 An Equal Opportunity Employer An feual QajemMr. etajtqar V/r I nnelRecruasf ill i wast AM*********************** * 1 O«n Hours-Oey» RIVERVIEW HgneelPayRelet DRIVERS NEEDED FULL TIME ct MEDICAL CENTER Telephone Sales MUnkmSlrast Deliver newspapers to carriers. PART TIME Red Senk N j 07701 vending machines and stores. »Kias Evenings & Saturdays Early morning hours. Great for Here's a great opportunity for a bright *ork 4 nolw and HMM-tutSl Hourly Rat* & Commission "Moonlighters" Call Dave Lucas OWpaeTtorS *. individual to work for The Registsr as a on Ins II to raM * Call Donna Ware Evenings or Al Leu at 542-4000. store ooNedor. If you're tha rtgW eandt- * dale for this important job — wai isaeh or Saturday Osy Cera Cenatr is * i sialiitoT 542-8880 The Register 'oNairsVi' Information on placing an ad 0»lt» "^ SUNDAY in this DIRECTORY # The Register * m. m * -* tiiuns- One Registsr Plus Orwegtoe, Equal Opportunity Emptovtr ' .07701 8«vewtbury. NJ please call 542-4000 ext. 252 *******«*****#***•>#*•>**••" SATURDAY. OCTOBER 25.1966 7B 071 071 Ha 071 072 Qawaas/Yav*) 072 Oavaga/Va 077 AHTIQUE»Ajm¥t_ - -| in t I OP>QYM PACK 1*89 —(Major MaDOLETOWN — I lOIWI ( BABYSITTER/HOUEEKEEP 1|" baa.. bM ban. to, nwrcr COLTS NECK - Graat garaoo TMTON FALLS — 14 MOuns EH—loprovr Oas MM* IOOL flood cond m ti a - » br 41 and mtc. IkjnSa. 74 uutumtumtatxat . cass Osck, OOM. ac—SShHig tor avaryona 21 Ct oa TkHan As*., npurjm rad • rust 04*671-64 SI ampMarM. . soaMmi and Naw SL (on Rt 537V Fn 4 Sat «.. bMck 4 ru*. zr£ cxs3*r * '- rsisrs'ciE^S' $425 oorr b/o CM 201- Oa 24 4 25. 9-3 no aany casasra croppad. wormad. aa. (40. CM 442-3300 • pMos.^luOs ok Fa. aWar ranaal APPLIANCES - QE Carry Cool ibrasds. par ant on ^ar. ^w>^aoo- $15ISO0 «rIrm 24240-4271 1 •* — nsadadai my PLAVER PIANO — (ITS. Pod •W