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Vol. 108 No. 26 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER...SINCE 1878 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1985 25 CENTS INSIDE Teachers heading back to class At approximately 9 p.m. last night, teachers, nurses, and librarians. Robert Glasson, director of conciliation SPORTS representatives from both sides confirmed Until they struck Sept. 19, district for PERC, joined the talks yesterday in an n that a tentative settlement had been reached employees had been working without a attempt to get around an impasse over The Register after the fifth round of state-mediated contract since June 30, when a two-year Hammer's recommendations. MANALAPAN - A tentative contract negotiations. agreement expired. John Molloy, a field representative with agreement was reached last night between School superintendant Joseph F. Scozzari At the end or last week's fourth round or the New Jersey Education Association, said the board of education and the local said the tentative pact will give teachers a negotiations, both sides agreed on most of the agreement, "We're satisfied with it teacher's union from the Manalapan-Eng- 26.5 percent salary increase over its three recommendations of an arbitrator, Law- We can and are recommending it " lishtown Regional School District. years and increase the teacher's school year rence Hammer of the American Arbitration Roy Hanover, president of the school After more than nine hours of contract by one day. Association. Hammer was appointed by the board and chairman of the board's negotiat- talks held at Manalapan Township Hall, the It will also grant the union's demand that state Public Employment Relations Com- ing team, declined comment on the agree- Manalapan-Englishtown Education Associa- the district join a state health insurance plan mission (PERC) last month in an effort to ment. "We expect the teachers will back to tion agreed to end its eleven-day old strike. pending state approval. break a deadlock in the talks that began in school tomorrow." Teachers are expected to report for a full The 230-member union is made up of January. See TEACHERS, Page 2A day of school today. Thousands thrilled by parade of clowns Good afternoon "Baggy Pants Stroll Parade Defensive tackle Ken Clarke, right, of By CAMIllE THOMAS Award " the Philadelphia Eagles greets The Register Although he will not speak in Giants' quarterback Phil Slmms, left, ASBURY PARK - They had front of children, after the cer- with open arms during the second names like Boffo, Buffy, Barbo, emony, Anderson did hold a press quarter of yesterday's game at Boots, Bumbles, Freckles, Snif- conference to express his thoughts Veteran's Stadium. fles, Scrappy, Dinkus, Huey and on the day's events Puffins "It was really a surprise, " IB Some of them were, pro- Anderson said. "For so many fessionals, who pass out balloons clowns who are so talented to and juggle tennis balls full time at honor me like this I was NATION birthday parties, bar mitzvahs and flabbergasted! I was sorry I bowling banquets couldn't tell them (the clowns) in LILCO probe Some of them said they did it person how much this means to Gov. Mario Cuomo orders an just as a hobby, and earn their me." investigation of Long Island Lighting livings as mailmen, waitresses or A clause in his old contract Co.'s emergency preparedness as accountants. forbids Clarabell from speaking in the utility struggled to return power to No two looked alike. public, Anderson said It was put 400,000 customers whose lights were The only thing the 250 clowns in there so the producers of the punched out by Hurricane Gloria. who marched down the boardwalk NBC children's show wouldn't in yesterday's Fourth Annual Par- have to pay him for a speaking 2A ade of Clowns had in common was part, he joked. their love for entertaining chil- dren, adults and themselves. The Fourth Annual Clown Con- "/ make half my LOCAL vention was held over the weekend living as an in Asbury Park's Convention Hall Rumson guidance More than 250 clowns came out, accountant and RumsoTT-Fatr Haven HlgtiSchool's representing every New England half my living as a new director of guidance begins her state and Puerto Rico, according clown... I have to post with the challenge putting to VAPPO the clown (a.k.a Vin- cent A. Pagliano), co-producer of balance. I have to students at ease while under her the convention. care. juggle." About 15,000 spectators lined the 3A boardwalk to watch the parade J.J. Huggles An estimated 1,000 watched the Toms River following afternoon festivities in- side the convention hall arcade, "Clarabell is a dumbbell," STATE VAPPO said. Anderson said. "Clarabell couldn't Friedland at large The convention culminated in a juggle, couldn't do magic ceremony to honor Clarabell Clarabell was just a dumb clown Former senator David Friedland is Hornblow — the famed clown of That's what the producers want- still missing and it now seems as few words in the 1950s "Howdy ed " though he's not alone. Doody" television show During the day's festivities, the 5A Clowns and spectators alike clowns were greeted by Mayor watched in anticipation as Frank Fiorentino who said, "It's THE REGISTER/CAROLINE E. COUIG Clarabell (a.k.a Lew Anderson) been a long time since I've seen WORLD ANYONE CAN CLOWN - Leading the known clown Clarabell Hornblow of the took the stage to receive two of the this many people in this arcade " Parade of clowns in yesterday's clown festival Howdy Doody show. most coveted clown awards: the Rampant rally are Assemblyman "Doc" Villane and well- "Funny Face Award" and the See CLOWNS, Page 3A A peaceful anti-Nazi rally turns into an uncontrollable riot in West Germany. 6A LIFESTYLE Hurricane cost New Jersey $8.5 million hurricane, could see little damage because it was limited amount to at least $5 million. The Associated Preis to water damage in flooded homes. Ed Parker, director of Ocean County's emergency Damage to New Jersey's coastline by Hurricane Gloria Damage to boardwalks, beaches and private property in management, estimated the area's loss at $2 million to $5 will total at least f8.5 million, authorities said as cleanup towns including Atlantic City, Point Pleasant Beach, million. continued yesterday on boardwalks and streets battered by State officials said damage estimates were not expected powerful waves at the height of the storm. * Asbury Park, Ocean Grove, Bradley Beach, Belmar and Spring Lake was expected to cost more than $8.5 million to be tallied until later in the week People continued to flock to the beaches yesterday along On Friday, 70 mph winds, 12-foot tidal swells and driving the 137-mile coast to view crumpled and broken to repair, officials said. John Kozak of the state's emergency management team rains pounded the shore, but the skies have been clear since boardwalks, beach erosion and waves that still were well about three hours following trie onslaught and people above average in height. estimated damage to private and commercial property in Atlantic County at $1.5 million. yesterday were raking leaves and sawing off damaged tree "People are still sightseeing," said Sea Bright Police Ronald Gilmartin Jr., emergency management coordi- limbs. Capt. John Scrivanich. "Traffic is heavy." nator in Monmouth Copunty, estimated that destruction of But Scrivanich said visitors to his town, which was cut About 3,000 of the 400,000 New Jersey utility customers beaches and other municipal and county property would off from the mainland by flooding during the Friday See GLORIA, Page 2A CROP Walk raises record $23,550 r: ^?i* — - - - to feed hungry here and overseas Bruce toy will go to Lunch Break, a Red Bank-based The 60th annual silent auction at l| KEMN HttCHtllt Rumson Country Day School offers organization that provides meals to the area's The Register hungry. The remaining 75 percent will go to some once in a lifetime Items up tor Church World Service for its worldwide hunger RED BANK — As the rest of the county relief efforts. prepared to sit down to Sunday dinner, several tM hundred men, women and children laced on their At 1:30 p.m. yesterday, the first group of tennis shoes yesterday and walked for 10 walkers set out from Red Bank Regional High kilometers around Red Bank to raise money for School, hiking six miles through Rumson, Fair the world's hungry. Haven, and Little Silver before returning to the school. By 5 p.m., the last group of weary At least 550 walkers from 40 different churches walkers crossed the finish line, Babler said. INDEX and charitiable organizations participated in the • 1 fifth annual CROP Walk, sponsored by Church Besides the hundreds who walked the distance, m World Service, an ecumenical relief and develop- Babler said 70 volunteers manned nine check ment agency working to combat worldwide points set up along the route, offering water and BRIDGE 71 hunger. words of encouragement to everyone involved. » \i * CLASSIFIED 71 f J Last year, 464 participants raised more than Members of the Middletown and Rumson COMICS 81 Police Explorer Units, and the Little Silver CROSSWORD 81 $19,000 for local and worldwide unger relief I JB projects. Yesterday's walk, however, surpassed Police Department helped direct traffic and J THE REGISTER/CARL O FORINO ENTERTAINMENT SI all previous efforts, raising $23,550 to feed the control the crowds. The money came from HOROSCOPE _ 11* world's hungry, said CROP Arrangements friends of the walkers, who pledged a minimum CHECKING WALKERS - Jennifer Hall, left, and her mother Nancy LIFESTYLE..... 10* Chairwoman, Linda Babler, Middletown of 25 cents for every kilometer covered, or $2.50 Sullivan of Long Branch check the cards of walkers in yesterday's six mile OBITUARIES M Babler said 25 percent of the money collected for the entire route. walk-a-thon for hunger which began in Red Bank.. OPINION 7« SPORTS II TELEVISION 58 Flowers • Frail Bukm • Gltti Action Froat Pue Reader* Jobs! Jobi! Jobs! Your business will do more busi- RN's, 6N'i, LPN'i, Aides. Ex- YOUR TOWN M Send something nice to show you get fast results Attract 68,000 Read the Help Wanted columns in ness in our Business Directory in plore the opportunities. See the care. The Directory of Florists Is readers with your ad here. today's Classified section today's classified section. Nuriing/MedlMl Directory in on the Obituary Page. today's Claulfied section. 2A The Rcauirr '. SEPTEMBER 30.1985 Cuomo launches LILCO probe plans, but was faced with un- NEW YORK (AP) - Gov. Mario precedented damage. Cuomo ordered an investigation of The Long Island Rail Road said Long Island Lighting Co 's emerg- there was no LILCO power for ency preparedness yesterday as the automatic gates at more than 200 Singing governor utility struggled to return power to track crossings in Suffolk County, WEST PALM BEACH, FU. (AP) 400,000 customers whose lights were punched out by Hurricane Gloria and warned of significant delays on - Wearing little more than • hat Monday and oversized underwear, Gov. Bob Cuomo took the step as the Graham took the stage and tang nil storm's death toll in New York rose Traffic at some gates on the. way into nil first, and possibly Last. to four and LILCO began handing out eastern ends of the railroad's main theatrical appearance. seven-pound blocks of dry ice for line and Its Port Jefferson branch "We were very fortunate to get Long Islanders, bereft of electricity would be directed by National Guard him," Florida Repertory Theater since Friday, to place In their troops.and LIRR police, according to artistic director Keith Baker said refrigerators. Brian Dolan, a railroad spokesman. before Graham's Friday night per- The utility imported 1,000 repair Travelers were urged to allow an formance in "The Fantastlcks." workers from as far away as extra hour to reach their desti- In fact, the audience loved Cleveland to virtually rebuild the nations. Graham. When he delivered his tint island's electric supply system. But But the 100 crossing gates on the line — "I could tell you a great deal spokesmen said It could take a week eastern leg of the LIRR's Montauk about myself" — the audience to restore all power, and state branch would have neither manual roared with laughter and continued officials expressed concern as to nor electric traffic control, and laughing through his second line — whether LILCO had been prepared trains would "operate at greatly "I am a man of experience. adequately. reduced speeds," stopping at each Graham's one-night performance "This company is required by law crossing, he said. as Hucklebee, a father who con- to provide safe and reliable ser- The trip from Montauk to Bay spires to marry his daughter off to vice," said Richard Kessel, chair- Shore, for example, which ordinarily the next-door-neighbor's son, gener- man of the state Consumer Protec- takes two hours and 15 minutes, was ated statewide publicity and support tion Board. "Whether they have been expected to take 7'i hours Monday. for the theater, which almost went doing that is difficult to say at this Telephone service remained cut broke last year. point." off to 30,000 to 40,000 Long Islanders, But the governor, who has tried Gov. Bob Graham Cuomo named a six-member pan- and New York Telephone Co. his hand at a variety of Jobs to gain el, including Kessel and the state spokeswoman Kathy Egan said it firsthand knowledge of citizens' about the Vietnam War that Is health and energy commissioners, to could not be restored until LILCO THE ASSOCIATED fMSS concerns, kept his political touch. scheduled to open in mid-November. assess storm damage, aid repair finished stringing new power lines. QUEST FOR THE BEYOND — Astronomer Dr. Carl Sagan, left, and He told stage manager James work and public health protection Another 3,900 phones were out in movie director Steven Speilberg with son Max pose Sunday at the Danford: "... If (the snow) goes and review LILCO's repair strategy. Queens, and power was not yet Oak Ridge Observatory communications dish in Harvard, Mass. The He said the State Police, the well, I'll take the credit. If it gets Busy actress restored to 1,400 electric customers dish partially funded by Speilberg, will scan radio airwves in space screwed up, It's your fault." . National Guard and other agencies in Westchester County, 220 in Queens stood ready to help. in search of messages that might be broadcasted from alien NEW YORK (AP) - Actress and 440 in Orange and Rockland civilizations. Glenn Close hasn't been hungry for The governor also told the task counties, utility spokesmen said. Pizza, baseball, cars work lately — not with two movies force to prepare questions for a Hardest-hit Long Island swarmed in back-to-back release and a Broad- "detailed Public Service Com- yesterday with 2,500 utility repair SPARKS, Nev. (AP) - Buying a way play opening this season — but mission evaluation of LIL-CO's workers, including the 1,000 sent in used car is not everyone's notion of what she'd really like to do Is star preparedness and response per- by a dozen other utilities. They faced 'E.TV filmmaker bankrolls now to spend $1 million, but to in "South Pacific." formance," said Martin Steadman, a more 4,000 downed power lines, 1,000 Detroit Tigers owner Tom "My earliest memories are of Cuomo spokesman. blown line fuses, 900 damaged trans- Monaghan the 1919 Duesenberg look- listening to that score, singing along "It's fair to say he's concerned," formers, 1,000 damaged poles and 13 ed like a honey. radio search for real aliens with it," she said in a Daily News Steadman said of Cuomo. nonworking substations, Ms. Monaghan, also founder and interview published Sunday. "I love Of the 700,000 customers who lost Clawson said. search for extraterrestrial In- president of Domino's Pina, made the Rodgers music, the Hammers- power Friday — about three-quar- One utility worker — a 29-year HARVARD, Mass. (AP) - With telligence in human history," said the record bid at the two-day tein lyrics." ters of LILCO's total - about 300,000 LILCO employee — died of an the touch of a lever, "E.T." director Hurrah's Automobile Collection Carl Sagan, the popular science Now, however, she's on the had it back by noon yesterday, said apparent heart attack while on a Steven Spielberg yesterday in- auction this weekend, said or- spokeswoman Carol Clawson. She augurated a search for real-life writer and president of the- publicity circuit for her new movies, repair crew early yesterday, Ms. Planetary Society. He Joined ganizers. "Maxle," a comedy that opened last said the utility was following long- extraterrestrials, switching on a Clawson said. Spielberg, Horowiti and other More than 300 antique vehicles, week, and "The Jagged Edge," a standing and detailed storm repair giant antenna that astronomers nope including many child-size toy can, courtroom drama opening Friday. will detect radio signals sent from astronomers at the observatory to were sold at the auction, which Then, there are lines to learn for outer space. dedicate the antenna. Afterwards, brought in 110 5 million "Benefactors," a new comedy they toasted the event with cham- "This marks the beginning of a pagne. Second highest price for a car was scheduled to open on Broadway in really powerful search that has a Toxic leak at warehouse "It's a search for our counterparts Ike $710,000 paid by BUI Lyons, December. decent chance of finding some- founder of Air Cal airline, for a 1934 The actress, who won a Tony for thing," said Paul Horowitz, a elsewhere," said Sagan. "It's part of Packard Runabout Speedster. "The Real Thing" and a nomination Harvard University professor who human curiosity." The collection of the late BUI for "Barnum" and collected three forces nearly 100 to flee designed the 84-foot communications Horowitz said the antenna was Harrah, once numbering close to Oscar nominations ("The World dish, part of the most powerful capable of reaching to the edges of 1400 cars, Is being pared to about radio-scanning system ever used to the known galaxy. If there Is life on According to Garp," "The Big VINELAND (AP) - Nearly 100 "some redness and a little burning 100 classics by HoUday Corp., which hunt for aliens. other planets, "this kind of com- Chill" and "The Natural"), got her people were forced from their homes sensation in the mouth and the operates Holiday Inns and bought munications system can do the job " start with New York's Phoenix for more than seven hours yesterday throat" from the caustic gas, said The dish, capable of scanning 8.4 Harrah's hotel-casinos after his Theater and has been working fairly police Sgt. Albert Barnabei. million radio channels, marks an He said he will visit the observatory death after toxic ammonia gas leaked steadily ever since, she says. from a pipe In a cold storage The sergeant said none of the escalation of such efforts by The every two weeks to check on the But there has been time for some warehouse and into the neigh- injured had to be hospitalized. Planetary Society, which scans the project. enchanted evenings between mov- borhood, authorities said. He said the leak was reported at skin for signs of life from its Oak iemaking and the theater: Miss 10:96 a.m. by a lone worker in the Ridge Observatory in Harvard, a The scanner, which took two years No serious injuries were reported, to construct, is more versatile than Religious finding Close late last year married James but about a half dozen police officers 100-by 190-foot Vineland Cold Storage small town northwest of Boston. its predecessor and Includes changes Marias, a member of the board of and area residents experienced brick warehouse and several blocks Since 1«83, the space-watching STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) - New York's City Opera. surrounding the building were evacu- group bad been searching with a that should Increase the chances of "Agnes of God" playwright John ated. simpler scanner that picked up only raising alien messages. The antenna Pielmeier says the Idea for Us hit "The firemen donned the uniforms 180,000 radio channels. is hooked up to a computer room, Broadway drama came from a The Register they use when there is a hazardous The new antenna, known as Pro- which records all radio signals newspaper headline. Singing prince? material and they went in and shut ject Meta. was built with the help of emitted from space. The Roman Catholic-bom writer (ISSN S790-6491) off the valve to the pipe," he said. a 1100,000 grant from Spielberg, the The previous system had turned was grappling with his own ques- LONDON (AP) - Prince Charles PuDhahad by Tha Rad Bank Ragialar "They had to wash down the area to science fiction filmmaker whose up only* the radio waves that all tions about religion and spiritualism Eataekanad m IS7( says the Live Aid rock concert for By JohnH Cot* and Manry Clay rid the surfaces of the ammonia." credits include "Close Encounters of planets naturally produce, but im- eight years ago when be saw the African famine relief showed him Mm Otlica the Third Kind" and "E.T," which headline "Nun Kills Baby." On* Rm> Put Snnmtury. N J 07701 "They couldn't clear it up that provements in the scanner keep him that his work with young people 1201) 542 WOO featured a lovable alien. hoping for concrete results, Hor- "I was sort of struggling to find BVancnOMcaa quick because it was on the surfaces would be easier "If only I could sing Monmouti County Couflhouaa. of the building," he said, adding that Spielberg whisked into Harvard owitz said. a story upon which to hang all these FraahoM. N J 0772$ properly and squeeze myself into just long enough to flip on the He said astronomers will be questions that I was asking about — Mental ol ma Oaaocialad Praia Tha AaaocuMd police had no idea how much denims." Praaa « anMad MClutivtfy bMMOIilM local antenna with the help of his infant looking for a narrow radio signal to about Catholicism, about sanctity nM pnnMd In tw nawapapar H Ml It M AP nawa ammonia escaped into the at- The 36-year-old heir to the British son, Max. The communications dish and spirituality, faith, " the Altoona dapalchaa mosphere and building. indicate other life forms. throne made the remark in written Mamoar of the Anwun NCwaolpt* PubUahart hummed as it rotated skyward. native said Saturday during a Aaaooabon. rha Audit Buraau ol OcJiMon. tha Na* Barnabei said a state Department "A true signal from space has a replies to questions from the weekly J*rt«y PrtM AMOCHtlQn of Environmental Protection emerg- "It's the most sophisticated unique signature," Horowitz said. writers conference at Pennsylvania tabloid Sunday Mirror about the Sacond Oat! poalaga DM a Had Bank. N J State University, bis alma mater. 07701 Pubkahad daily •icapt Sat 9 Son Marl ency response team took air samples Prince's Trust, an organization suMcripliont payabla m advance throughout the day and allowed Ten months after reading the which gives cash grants to un- Tow story, he began writing "Agnes of Mail Ram Daily 1 neighborhood residents and plant employed young people so they can Tarm ' Daily Sunday Sunday workers to return shortly after 6 Teachers God," which ran on Broadway for 17 start their own businesses. 1-12 Mate 170/Man 75/ Mat 2 45/oaak children, gathered at Township Hall 13-51 waaka i 55/ *aak 707 waak 2 25/«aak p.m. after the ammonia gas had Continued from Page 1A months before it was turned into a l I 457 Mak til Ma> 2 '0/ Mat to apply pressure on the bargaining Charles, who attended Britain's dissipated to safe levels. movie, starring Jane Fonda, Anne riaM lot coMgt «u
department store chain that Barnett NEW YORK (AP) - When made his amazing discovery about anthropologists venture Into the pot-bellied Southern men. American marketplace, the notes Planmetrics was asked to de- from their journals might surprise termine what features made certain even Margaret Mead. styles of casual jackets popular with Consider, for example, the finding men. "We felt if you looked at how that Southern men take pride in their they tried them on, you'd find out pot bellies, and the little-known what's important to them," Bamett common denominator between can- said, so the team put video cameras nibals and non-joggers. behind one-way mirrors in the mens' Steve Barnett got his doctorate in clothing section. anthropology at Chicago University, The technique worked and the then taught at Princeton, Brown and client was satisfied, but it was one MIT before joining the consulting irrelevant observation which firm of Planmetrics. fascinated Barnett In Southern Now, instead of observing cultural stores, pot-bellied men would choose forces in India, where he did his jackets that looked too tight, then academic research, Barnett is help- turn sideways and admire their ing to sell clothing, diapers and bulging profiles nuclear power. "We discovered people were quite Barnett has assembled an proud of having grown that belly," anthropological version of the "A- Bamett said. "Rather than get a Team" in New York — five looser jacket that would hide it, they anthropologists, a sociologist, a got one to show it off." social psychologist and a statistician A project for a soup company led who are called in for the tough jobs, Barnett to see a connection between when traditional market research the exercise boom and cannibalistic fails Where other marketers use culture. focus groups, direct questioning and When it comes to exercise, many opinion polls, Planmetrics uses Americans believe in what* direct observation Barnett's group anthropologists call "contagious analyzes what it sees magic" — the belief that prompts The technique, which can cost cannibals to eat their enemies to anywhere from $5,000 to $300,000, obtain their power. appears to be working. Planmetrics' It Is the same belief that prompts clients include Royal Dutch Shell, some loafers to call themselves Proctor *& Gamble, Westinghouse, joggers when all they've done is gone Kimberly-Clark, Del Monte Foods, out and bought running clothes. and the US. Department of Energy. Barnett found that some Americans The $300,000 job was for a govern- — you know who you are — act as ment agency and "it involved if "owning jogging clothes is as good secrecy, that's all I can say," as If you jogged. Barnett said. "We did what anthropologists do "I get called into projects that when they observe rituals in have proved intractable by normal Borneo," said Barnett "You assume ASSOCIATED PREM research methods," he said. nothing, you assume you don't For example, a traditional public understand what's going on. Then CLEANUP — Boat owners and workers attempt to free sailing Green Pond in Falmouth, Cape Cod, as a result of Hurricane Gloria opinion survey among maintenance you break it down into all the vessels which broke their moorings and slammed into the rocks on passing. The hurricane passed over the Eastern seaboard Friday. workers for a public utility found the components you can visually per- vast majority approved of nuclear ceive. power. So the company - Barnett prefers not to identify clients with projects — decided to use the workers to "talk up" nuclear power e was •. j. MTNOUM TOUOCO co. with its customers. When the idea didn't work, Planmetrics put a few anthropologists in the same uni- forms as the repair crews to find out what was going wrong. "We discovered that even a pro- nuclear employee did not take a pro- nuclear stand with a customer," Barnett said. "They'd say, 'Hey lady, I only work here.'" Planmetrics advised the company 'S to drop its employee spokesmen. It was during a project for a CENTURY25 Anticipated run on liquor AT LAST! A great tasting cigarette stores fizzles that saves you money.
NASHVILLE, Tenn (AP) - A "December in September" boom in liquor sales, expected because of the EXTRA PER new federal excise tax increase that begins tomorrow, apparently was only a fizzle across the nation, liquor industry officials said Although liquor store signs like "Legal Tax Evasion: Details Inside" drew some customers to checkout counters to avoid the 19 percent tax increase, there were no indications VALUE WITHOUT of a rush to buy "Generally speaking, we don't get the feeling that there's been a COMPROMISE general upsurge in sales," said John Burcham, executive director of the National Liquor Store Association in suburban Washington. "We feel very certain that sales are up, but we feel sales will be down in October Usually after a price increase, sales are down," Burcham said Lisa Tate. spokeswoman for the Distilled Spirits Council in Washing- ton, estimated that during the com- ing 12 months sales will drop by as much as 5 percent in the $20 billion a year liquor business The tax increase, passed by Con- gress as part of the 1984 Deficit Reduction Act, applies only to distilled spirits, not beer or wine. The increase, which will make a gallon of 100-proof liquor cost $2 more, 90-proof $1 80 more and 80- proof $1.60 more, could further erode the share of the alcohol-drinking market enjoyed by distilled spirits, Ms. Tate said. During the decade that ended last year, per capita consumption of liquor in the United States dropped from 2 gallons to KB gallons, she said During the same period, wine consumption was up 34 percent and beer up 6 percent, she said. "We attribute that to a combina- tion of things, including general lifestyle changes," Ms. Tate said. "The American public is paying more attention to their health and diets and that type of thing. People were drinking less and drinking different things." There's also the "general myth" that someone drinking wine or beer is consuming less alcohol when a glass of wine, a 12-ounce beer and a shot of liquor actually contain the same amount of alcohol and calories, she said. The tax increase will make liquor one of the highest taxed consumer Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined LIGHTS lOffs 12 mg"Ujc" products, with an average of 19.9 Thai Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. percent of the purchase price going 09mgmcohne.FH.TER to state and local governments and 28 5 percent to the federal govern- •vpwagmthjbyFTCmftod. ment, she said. The Register i SEPTEMBER 30. 1985 NEW JERSEY M New twists in Friedland case Nuclear activists suggest) boycott
•PRINCETON (AP) - The toral strategy for achieving nu- "mayday" call that attracted three NEWARK (AP) - Unanswered •aVgrau-roots campaign for clear disarmament by the year boats, including a diving excursion questions about a "mystery boat" I total nuclear disarmament 2000. I boat with 10 people aboard from seen near where former state Sen whirh several expert divers con- should mount a boycott of a The agenda would begin with a David Friedland disappeared while ducted an exhaust ivp search for corporation that helps fuel the new U.S. president "who would arms race, such an General scuba diving and the whereabouts of Friedland A two^ay search of the be in favor of arms control and Electric Corp., and elect a his girlfriend have added to the area found no trace of Friedland. who would affect a nuclear president In 1888 who would intrigue surrounding the convicted People on the excursion boat, the freeze with the Russians," said reach a bilateral weapons freeze extortionist's fate, a published re- Gulf Stream Diver, told the FBI a Moore. port says. with the Soviets, activists told a fourth boat in the area when the workshop on the issue yesterday. Waskow's plan calls for a Sources close to the FBI investiga- radio call for help went out did not bilateral treaty with the "We all have ways that we can tion into Fricdland's disappearance come to assist, though it would have Russians by which both nations be Involved," said The Rev. told the Star-Ledger of Newark that been in radio contact, the Star- Robert Moore, who chaired the would reduce their nuclear witnesses reported seeing a "mys- Ledger reported in yesterday's gathering organized by the Coali- arsenals by \<\ percent annually, tery boat" near Friedland's boat editions. tion for Nuclear Disarmament. the minister said. around the time the former Hudson County lawmaker went scuba diving Some people on the Gulf Stream Moore said the sixth annual In the workshop he led on alone off Grand Bahama Island on Diver told authorities that when conference whose participants legislative strategies for dis- Labor Day. their vessel initially passed armament, Karcher stressed included Assembly Speaker Alan Friedland's 17-fnoter on its way that "It's really Important for A friend Friedland took out with Karcher, D-Middlesex, was at- farther out to sea, they saw the 45- tended by about 250 people and people to be Involved In the him that day, Jack Wynn, told the foot boat. designed "to work on our vision political process In a non-parti- FBI Friedland failed to surface by of peace in the sense of a long- san way," said Moore, because the time his air tank would have run Wynn denied seeing the "mystery range strategy for disarma- the Issue "transcends party poli- out. boat," the newspaper said ment." tics." . Due to his disappearance, Meanwhile, authorities say Friedland missed a Sept 23 hearing The gathering's six afternoon Another workshop was held by Friedland's girlfriend, Colette on whether his seven-year jail workshop! followed an interfaith a representative of INPACT, Golightly, has disappeared. They sentence would be reduced because service-attended by about 1.900 which organized the boycott of told the Star-Ledger that she was he had informed for the government. 'people. They addressed Nestles Corp. that succeeded in last seen a few days before Labor The ex-lawmaker convicted in 1980 strategies for how people can halting the company's sale of Day near the North Miami Beach of bilking $4 million from a Team- become Involved in the campaign infant formula! in areas abroad condominium she shared with sters local pension fund was indicted to achieve disarmament, includ- where insufficient education was Friedland earlier this month on fraud charges ing boycotts of nuclear com- causing malnutrition In babies Shortly before the Labor Day in connection with an alleged $20 panies and legislative and elec- fed the preparation. weekend, Ms Golightly shipped toral strategies. million misappropriation of assets most of her personal belingings to Moore said INFACT was plan- from the same fund In his keynote address to the ning to organize a boycott of a her ex-husband in Michigan City, conference at Nassau Presby- major nuclear arms manufac- Federal prosecutors said earlier Ind., and to a 25-year-old son in terian Church, Dr. Arthur turer, "possibly General Electric in the summer that they expected a Denver, authorities said Waskow of the Shalom Center in because they have so many second indictment of Friedland The ex-husband, Dr Carl Golight- Wyncote, Pa., offered an elec- consumer products." before the sentence reduction hear- ly, said Friday that Ms Golightly ing has since called him and her three Wynn said that after Friedland children by a previous marriage, but State bans sale of cancer salve David Friedland failed to surface, he sent out a has refused to say where she is
EACHWOOD (AP) - The lation cited by the state was New Jersey Department of aimed at stopping merchants ilth has banned an or- from soliciting customers and dained preacher from distribut- selling an untested product. But ing what he touts as a cancer- he never seeks out his clients, he Alzheimer's facility established curing brown salve he made in said, and could appeal the ban. his garage and sold for up to $300 Lutzweiler calls the drug On- recommend treatment per half pint jar, but the minister cothagc, and he said it is derived PISCATAWAY (AP) - The University of Alzheimer's, a terminal brain disease, has no said yesterday he was the subject from ore taken from a mining Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey has "The most important thing cure Leebaw said more than 200,000 New Jersey of unfair persecution by the site he declined to identify Its announced the establishment of the state's first residents arc afflicted with the disease, while to remember about state main Ingredient is sulphur but it research and diagnostic facility for Alzheimer's between 2 million and 4 million people nationwide "I have discovered there is a Disease. Alzheimer's is that also contains traces of zinc, suffer from the ailment tremendous hostility among the aluminum, platinum, tin and "It is believed to be the first of its kind in New He said the annual cost of caring for and no one is immune to it. And establishment whenever some- arsenic. Jersey to zero in on this thing from different treating Alzheimer's victims has been estimated body comes up with something of angles," said university spokesman Jeff Leebaw you never know when "We don't know which is the to be more than $26 billion. promise," said the Rev. David on yesterday. someone close to you will Lutzweiler from his home In this one that's responsible for doing "The most important thing to remember about the job, if it's doing the Job," he The Institute for Alzheimer's Disease and Alzheimer's is that no one is immune to it," said Ocean.County community. Related Disorders will be housed in a one-story, be affected." Lutzweiler said he has de- said. Dr Stanley 8. Bergen, president of IJMDNJ 10,000-squarefoot structure. The $800,000 facility "And you never know when someone close to you Dr. Stanley S. Bergen veloped a cure for cancer But The formula was given to him will be built adjacent to the UMDNJ's Communi- will be affected That's why this project is so the product lacks U.S. Food and several years ago by the partner ty Mental Health Center here of its California inventor, he said. important " "This is very good news for New Jersey," he Drug Administration approval, The facility will serve as a diagnostic clinic, and the American Cancer Society "The medical evidence proves First diagnosed in 1906 by German neurologist said day program and resource center It will provide Alois Alzheimer, the disease is characterized by and the National Cancer Institute this is an effective cure for Lee Joslin, who now serves as director of the counseling, information and case management to progressive memory loss, disorientation, per- say they are unfamilier with it. cancer," he said Community Outreach Program for Senior Adults families of Alzheimer's victims sonality change and an inability to perform basic He said he made the salve, He admits he has no back- at Rutgers' mental health center, has been named The operations will be linked to the Univer- tasks which he said looks like apple ground in science, except for director of the institute. sity's Rutgers Medical School Departments of butter and smells like ammonia, college courses he took The state Legislature has appropriated $500,000 Construction is expected to begin in the next Family Medicine, Neurology and Psychiatry to for operation and program costs, said As- from numerous metals and min- "But I know enough to make a several months and be completed by November offer comprehensive diagnoses of the disease and semblyman David Schwartz, D-Middlesex erals, and sold it by the jar to judgment call on whether some- 1986 cancer patients, some of whom thing is fraudulent or not," he have found it to be effective, he said. said. He had been making it in his But Lucius Bowser of the garage and selling it in half-pint Health Department's drug con- jars, a two-weeks' supply, for as New Jersey lawmakers submit 277 bills trol program said his agency has much as $300 per jar. The drug, which is ingested, has cured barred Lutzweiler from selling Other lawmakers - while not ness of a representative or senator coming before his committee for some cancer patients, he said, WASHINGTON f AP) - Last Jan the salve because "he didn't singling out any colleagues - argued "It's just as important to see that markup is perhaps the most in- while having little or no effect on 3, the first day of the 99th Congress, know chemistry (and) didn't that some legislation is introduced certain things don't become law," tensive work by a legislator At that others. nine-term veteran Rep Robert Roe, know pharmacy." merely for its publicity value and said Rep Bernard Dwyer, D-N.J., level, you make amendments and "The product is untested and Lutzweiler said he no longer D-N.J , did what he likes to do the should not be submitted in the first who had introduced three bills changes and your name never ap- we don't know its safety," said makes the product, and has first day of every new session place through August. "The most effective pears ' already sold the rights to He dropped an armful of bills into department spokeswoman Leigh "Volume is not at all proportional legislator might be the one who sits another. He said he hopes to have the House hopper Sixty-three to be On the pther hand, making laws is Cook. She said the minister could to excellence or capability," said there, never misses a committee the drug registered and market- exact. exactly why legislators are in Con- be fined $50 for each jar of salve Rep. James Courter, R-N J , who meeting, and stops a lot of legis- ed by a pharmaceutical house in For the 16 members of New gress in the first place And usually, he sells. had introduced 10 measures through lation from getting on the statute Jersey's congressional delegation, lawmakers don't hesitate to dispense Lutzweiler, a Baptist minister Switzerland, and he would collect August "If a person introduces a lot books" the pile of legislation that the Wayne press release after press release without a church, said the regu- royalties on its sales. of garbage, he's costing everyone Added Rep Frank Guarini, D- lawmaker introduced that day detailing legislation time and money and just gumming N.J. "His attentiveness to the bills marked only the beginning up the works " Migrant workers form labor union In the first eight months of 1985, Of course, introducing legislation the state's lawmakers submitted 277 ADVERTISMENT ADVERTISEMENT is one thing, but seeing it passed into RIDGETON (AP) - Four- again hire workers bills and resolutions that they be- law is quite another teen migrant workers unani- "Next year, I'm not planting lieved should become the law of the According to records kept at the Bmously elected a union to anything," he said. "Why should land — or at least guide Congress in Library of Congress, just eight of the New Japanese 'Super PilP represent them at a fruit and I farm? They're driving me out its actions. vegetable farm here yesterday, 277 measures introduced by New of business." They co-sponsored 3,057 other and it is believed to be the first Jersey lawmakers had passed the He said the union organizing measures. time in the state's history that a chamber they originated in through has cost him too much money in Their proposals ranged from Insures Rapid Weight-Loss labor union has been voted in by August, and only three of those had legal fees, that it was his private declaring the week of June 16 farm workers. received full congressional approval farm and that there was no way National Handball Week to amend- The figures were somewhat mis- NoHl.V Dietinr RI.Yg HILLS - Ea, C At AlAl nYo excilu Want- . Pill Does All The Work The workers and a half-dozen he would be told how to run his ing the Constitution to guarantee where there are reports of easy and fast leading because they do not indicate union organizers cheered and business. equal rights to both sexes mp new "all natural" weight-loss weight-loss from formerly overweight when lawmakers attached their bills clapped when the unanimous From placing a tariff on imported "Super" Pill developed by the JMA people I in all walks of life) who are now But COTA organizers said they onto other legislation which ul- union victory was announced at uranium hexaflouride to removing (Japanese Mediuil Association) has just slim, mm, and attractive again the Levin farm. were confident the Levin farm timately passed. one on nonbenzenoid vinyl acetate- hcen approval fur distribution in the would be operating next year Nor do they reveal another com- Company Offers Using secret ballots, the vinyl chloride-ethylene terpolymer. United Slates Reportedly, it tan guar- with union workers, who pick mon practice that younger legis- workers voted to be represented From extending Medicare cov- Extraordinary Guarantee - vegetables and fruits spread over lators — and members of the antee that you will lose more than a by the Comite Organizador de erage to the therapeutic shoes worn more than 300 acres. minority parties — complain about: pound a day without dieting, from the You now can purchase Amiiol direct Trabajadores Agricolas, or by some diabetes patients to limiting COTA. The election was super- committee chairmen who take very first day until you reach your ideal from the North American distributor, COTA was scheduled to be in the ability of the Pentagon to grant vised by the state Board of someone else's idea and simply put weight and figure News of this "Super and it comes with an extraordinary court again on Monday to ask contracts without competitive bid- Mediation their own name on it. Pill" is literally sweeping the country It's that the Levins recognize the ding guarantee "If I were in the majority now, I'd The owners of the Cumberland union and order them to Immedi- Each lawmaker questioned about tailed Amiiol and there has never been If you place your order now and then be a subcommittee chairman," County farm, Isaac Levin and his ately begin bargaining, said the legislation introduced this year, in- anything quite like H before follow the simple instruction' for a 1 son, Saul, were ordered last union's legal representative, sighed Rep. Matthew Rinaldo, R- sisted that their proposals were "Hushes Calories Right Out period of 30 days, you must be com- month to recognize COTA by Richard A. Goldberg of the N.J "I'd be able to call up a bill, important. Of Your Body" pletely satisfied with the dramatic visible Superior Court Judge Edward S. move it through the committee and state's Public Advocate's office. "I think the bills reflect what Miller. They were jailed Aug. 16 get it to the floor." What makes Amitol so thnliing and results or just return the empty container But Saul Levin said he would we're trying to achieve," said Roe, when they refused, but later Indeed, argue many New Jersey unique is Us reported ability lo flush and Dyna Labs will immediately send never sign a contract with the who through August has introduced • relented upon the advice of their legislators, tallying the number of tali tries right out of your body. Amitol is back your enure purchase price. That union. many more measures than anyone attorney. bills a member of Congress has completely safe, it contains no drugs guarantee applies regardlss of your age His attorney, Rushton else from New Jersey: 69. "I have introduced — and determining how Watching the election from his Ridgway, said the state cannot an extremely capable staff, and whatsoever Us ingredients air derived or current weight level. 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. SEPTEMBER 30, 1985 M NATION/WORLD NEWS DI6EST Protesters rampage in Frankfurt Pilot, parachutists die in crash vehicle. Twenty-two police black hoods over their heads, then where the water cannon vehicle ran ENKINSBURG, Ga (AP) - when the plane flew over just •jmUSTMKWC Injured in the clash. headed for an industrial district of over the man Saturday evening. An airplane filled with para- above the tree tops The Associated Press The demonstrators blocked the Leftist protesters gathered In Frankfurt, the scene of Saturday's street and placed flowers on the chutists crashed on takeoff "The plane came up and FRANKFURT. West Germany downtown Paul's Platz yesterday to clash with police. J looked like it could hardly stay spot, still marked by dried blood. from a private rural airstrip (AP) — Some 5,000 demonstrators hear speeches against alleged police About 200 riot police, unable to yesterday, killing all 17 people up. A few minutes after that, I went on a rampage in downtown brutality and then marched toward The protesters Identified the man aboard, officials said. heard a crash, what sounded like the main railway station. contain the crowd, clashed briefly killed Saturday as Guenter Sara, but Frankfurt yesterday evening, with the demonstrators, injuring two police did not confirm the report. The single-engine Cessna 206 a crash," said Wyatt. clashing with riot police, smashing The plane came to rest on its The marchers pelted police with protesters In the bead. One of them, Police said earlier that the man was Caravan crashed in a pasture store windows and looting luxury a woman, was taken to a hospital. a 36-year-old Frankfurt resident, but around 12:30 p.m., said Federal back, its cockpit destroyed but shops. There were no immediate rocks and rocket flares, demolished the wheels intact, said Butts an abandoned police van, smashed withheld his identity pending Aviation Administration spokes- reports of injuries. Hastily supplied reinforcements notification of his relatives man Roger Myers. County Fire Chief W.L. Vaughn store windows and looted luxury corraled many of the demonstrators "The airplane was apparently Jenklnsburg is about 60 miles The demonstration started as a shops. near the railroad station, but a few He was run over by the vehicle as climbing out after taking off and south of Atlanta. peaceful rally to protest a clash with about 700 demonstrators tried to Banks, jewelry stores, insurance groups split off and continued their march on a building where the a witness stated that the engine "The first report to us was that police the night before, in which a agencies and airlines suffered the rampage. stalled," said Preston Hicks, a there were 17 persons on board demonstrator protesting a neo-Nazi worst damage. Australia's Quantas National Democratic Party of Ger- National Transportation Safety and all were injured fatally," party meeting was killed under the Earlier yesterday, about 70 dem- many was meeting. They were airline office was set on fire. dispersed by riot police. Board investigator who was on said Myers. wheels of a police water cannon The protesters, many wearing onstrators gathered at the spot the scene. Rescue workers spent two Grady Wyatt, who lives near hours pulling bodies from the the crash site about one mile wreckage, which were taken to a from the West Wind Sport Para- National Guard Armory in chute Center, was out in his yard nearby Jackson, said Hicks. Greenpeace recovers from sabotage
LONDON (AP) — France's sabotage of the Greenpeace flagship Rainbow Warrior has left the environmental group shaken but still de- termined to continue its protests against every- thing from commercial whaling to nuclear weapons. On the other hand, the organization's leaders concede, it has brought Greenpeace more attention than anything else in its 14-year history. The Rainbow Warrior was sunk by explosive devices and a Greenpeace photographer was killed July 10 in Auckland, New Zealand, while the vessel prepared to set out for the South Pacific to protest French nuclear tests. "We expect retaliation, we've had it for years," said Peter Wilkinson, a Greenpeace international director. "We've been fired at, we've had radioactive waste barrels dumped on our boats, we've been imprisoned, we've been beaten up — we've been all those sorts of things. "But this is in a different league. This is a predetermined attempt to murder people and to sink a vessel." Nevertheless, Wilkinson and other officials interviewed by The Associated Press said that the bombing of the Rainbow Warrior by French secret service agents has prompted a surge in donations, letters of support and applications for membership. Although the officials said they had not THE ASSOCIATED PRESS compiled figures on the overall increase in MEETING THE PRESS — Secretary of State George Shultz donations or membership, Wilkinson said the gestures while talking to reporters shortly before his appearance number of letters to the British branch of Greenpeace has shot up from 300 to 500 a week on NBC's "Meet the Press" program in Washington yesterday. since the bombing. He said a trust fund set up for the widow and Shultz: Reagan won't allow SDI cut two children of photographer Fernando Pereira, the Portuguese-born Dutch citizen who was ASHINGTON (AP) - Sec- proposal a breakthrough in the drowned in the sinking, has raised $21,000 in retary of State George stalled Ulks. Britain alone. W Shultz said yesterday it "You can't just be talking a Edward Dawson, secretary of Britain's estab- would "be ridiculous" to limit percentage," Shultz said on lishment-oriented Council for Environmental the U.S. missile defense research NBC's "Meet the Press.'' "You Conservation, said the French sabotage has given program, even as part of a Soviet can't just be talking a percentage proposal for deep cuts in of- Greenpeace greater credibility. fensive nuclear weapons. of what and that is why it is so "The fact that an incident like this is visited important that we see what is on them by a government would tend to show to Shultz and Richard Perle, as- laid out in Geneva in detail and sistant secretary of defense and the outside world that they are a force to be one of the administration's lead- then respond." reckoned with that was not previously accepted ing arms control hard-liners, Perle, interviewed on CBS' or recognized," he said. both said there was no way "Face the Nation," said, "the But Steve Sawyer, a Greenpeace director and President Reagan would agree to question is reductions of what coordinator of the Rainbow Warrior mission, said Soviet calls for limits on the U.S. and measured against what the scandal could taint Greenpeace's image as a Strategic Defense Initiative. base...The Soviets have not laid peaceful, non-political organization. The Soviets on Friday said down the proposal, there have "In one sense, it's good that we got the only been hints as to what is in exposure," he said, "but sabotage, murder and they will propose a cut in political scandal are not exactly the sort of things weapons this week in superpower it, so its difficult to talk with ASSOCIATED PRESS arms control talks in Geneva. precision about it." we want to be associated with." Since its inauspicious start in 1971 as the 12- MAKING A RAFT — Greenpeace members of the M.V. Greenpeace in the South Pacific The offer reportedly will trim But both men flatly rejected Gerd leipold, left, ol Germany and first mate offensive weapons SO percent in member Don't Make a Wave Committee in yesterday The ship replaces the damaged limits on the Star Wars program Vancouver, British Columbia in Canada, Green- John Sprange of Britain put the finishing Rainbow Warrior. return for U.S. limits on 'the to seek a high-tech defense program known as "Star Wars." peace has grown into one of the most effective touches on a raft being built on the aft deck against missile attack. environmental pressure groups in the world. Now Both Shultz and Perle said they "It's clear they want us to based at Lewes in southern England, it has in oceans. are waiting to see details of the abandon the president's Strategic national organizations in 15 countries, an esti- instrumental in stopping French atmospheric Soviet offer, but cautioned Initiative," Shultz said. "It also mated 1.2 million supporters worldwide and an Its protests are often dangerous — critics say testing of nuclear weapons But the French have against calling the Soviet clear that the president won't." annual budget of $10 million. foolhardy — and always aimed at generating continued underground nuclear testing on the publicity: volunteers, for example, have been South Pacific atoll of Mururoa, and the Rainbow With a cadre of mostly young, idealistic sent out in rubber boats in the path of whaling Warrior was preparing to go there when French Japanese protest airport proposal volunteers, the group campaigns on a range of harpooners and to swarm around ships laden with agents blew it up in Auckland's harbor. environmental (green) and anti-war (peace) nuclear wastes. OKYO (AP) - About 700 one of their own cars during the issues, with particular emphasis on wildlife Wilkinson said he said he took no satisfaction people demonstrated yester- confrontation. Those arrested Greenpeace members also have draped an anti- from the resignations of French Defense Minister protection, toxic-waste disposal and nuclear nuclear banner from London's Big Ben, sprayed Tday to protest expansion of were charged with obstructing weapons. Charles Hernu and other'officials in the wake of the New Tokyo International police from carrying out their green dye on baby seals in Newfoundland to spoil the scandal. Airport at Narita Police said duties, he said. Among its successes, Greenpeace claims the the commercial value of their pelts and raided the The loss of the Rainbow Warrior, one of four they arrested 75 protesters, in- Three or four people hurled achievement of a ban on commercial whaling by Siberian coast to photograph Soviet whaling ships owned by Greenpeace, was a severe cluding 15 women, after they homemade gasoline bombs at 1985-86, reducing the kill of baby seals to one- operations. psychological and financial blow for the organiza- clashed with riot police. radio beacon facilities near the tenth of traditional levels and an international The group has opposed French nuclear testing tion, which had spent $1 million refitting the 160- The demonstrators were airport early yesterday, but moratorium on the dumping of radioactive wastes in the Pacific since the early 1970s, and was foot trawler with sails and other renovations. protesting plans to build an there were no reports of injuries additional runway at the airport, or damage, the official said. about 40 miles northeast of On Saturday, saboteurs threw Tokyo. four firebombs at the airport's A police offical who spoke on five-story construction office, condition of anonymity said but caused no injuries and no THE TRAVELERS AGENTS & TRAVELERS INSURANCE COMPANIES about 200 people carrying stones serious damage. and bamboo staves marched Local farmers and their sup- down streets and foUght with porters have been resisting the police who moved in to stop government's plans to ex- DISASTER BULLETIN them. propriate farmland in order to He said the protesters burned expand the $2 5 billion airport. FOR Anti-apartheid clashes erupt TRAVELER POLICYHOLDERS OHANNESBURG, South 150 black youngsters were guests If you have suffered loss as a result of the present emergency, your TRAVELERS Africa (AP) — A mob burned at a "children's day," but no one AGENTS & THE TRAVELERS INSURANCE COMPANIES suggest you: J a black man to death yester- was injured. day in the second straight day of clashes between rival black Two Sunday newspapers called groups near Durban, and anti- for the government to lift the 1) Take immediate steps to protect your property from further damage, apartheid violence spilled into state of emergency imposed July white areas for the third day in 21 in 36 areas, saying the emerg- and a row, police said. ency has given police the op- 2) Report your Claim Police also reported they shot portunity to torture detainees. and killed a black man heaving a The death toll from Saturday's gasoline bomb in Dordecht in street battles between rival eastern Cape Province. black groups in Umlazi was An explosion that police be- unclear. Police said four people Call (201) 285-8900 lieved was caused by a bomb died, but the independent South went off in the men's room of a African Press Association re- or hotel near Durban where about ported six deaths. Your Agent Orphaned whale dies at aquarium If you can't reach the above number, you should immediately contact your Traveler Agent. You will then be contacted by claim personnel from a specially established ALTIMORE (AP) - A baby 4:90 a.m. Saturday while in the dwarf sperm whale rescued arms of a trainer from the New disaster headquarters. If the emergency has prevented you from paying premiums, B from Virginia Beach more York Aquarium, said Allison your Travelers Companies assure you that your Travelers policies will remain in force than a week ago has died of colic Seacat, a spokeswoman at the at Baltimore's National aquarium here. for a reasonable period. Aquarium, despite round-the- clock efforts to save it. The whale was found stranded Bubba, as the whale had been on Virginia Beach with its dying named by rescuers, died about mother nine days ago. THE TRAVELERS COMPANIES The Register '. SEPTEMBER 30, 1985 OMNION 7A OURS Please don't blame the messenger
t approximately the same moment what they want to read, watch, listen that It became obvious Hurricane to, think about and talk about. That, AGloria would not turn the East as they say, is also their job. Coast into Silly Putty, the griping Did the media create needless started. panic wMh their tension-filled reports "Media hype — this phony hur- about the approaching "hurricane of ricane was nothing but media hype," the century?" or did their blanket people grumbled. "What a dud," they coverage of the storm's potential growled. "This was nothing compared threat actually help authorities in to last year's northeaster." their efforts to evacuate citizens from It was almost as if people wire Gloria's predicted path? angry because Gloria failed to cause Should the media be criticized the death and destruction that had because they used all the resources at been predicted. their command to warn people of a. The weather forecasters took some possible disaster — only to have the of the heat in this regard, but most of disaster evaporate before their very the criticism was aimed at every- eyes? Should the media be criticized ?iaSH>t> K Of ASSISTANCE -AMD NOW, MY BANKER WOlWUKEiOIWa&MX) ABOUT YOtK body's favorite scapegoat: the news because a hurricane feels no obli- TXUWWf M0R1GKS6 WMEffS' media. gation to do precisely what the The consensus seemed to be that meteorologists say it will do? the media turned a relatively minor Of course not. The media did their weather disturbance into a sen- job; the hurricane, in a sense, simply sational news extravaganza — and did had a mind of its own. Quake compounds Mexico's problems so for the nastiest of ulterior motives: So why were people so angry at the ratings and profits. messenger who brought us, first, WASHINGTON - The tragedy in Mexico City. One of the ministers, according to a top- We beg to differ. point of symbiosis." frightening news and, later, good City could have repercussions that, like secret report, suggested that restive northern Here are just a few of the pressures, now Oh, we don't doubt that the elec- news that we received with fervid another monstrous earthquake, could rock states might secede from Mexico and Join the aggravated by the earthquake, that could tronic media - especially the New disappointment? the United States The disaster adds terrible United States. cause a massive rupture in the Mexican- new pressure upon Mexico's wretched This incredible idea was accepted by de la American border: York television stations — were Obviously, we weren't really disap- Madrid, who said the United States would masses to burst across the U.S. border in — One-third of all Mexicans today are hoping to outpoint their competition pointed that Gloria fizzled. No, we certainly welcome the annexation of the search of a better life undernourished. They not only live in poverty by providing the fastest, loudest, most Even before the earthquake brought new breakaway Mexican states. Divorced from were angry because we felt silly; we but their living conditions are getting worse. misery to millions of Mexicans, the Defense reality as this may seem to Americans, it is colorful and most dramatic coverage had been afraid, and worried, and — The upper half of the population hogs 90 Intelligence Agency warned that Mexico Is a a measure of the paranoia among Mexican of the storm. That, as they say, is distraught over what might have tinder box, and a spark could send desperate leaders. percent of the income, leaving the lower half their job. happened. When it didn't happen, we refugees overrunning the border. with less and less. — The Mexican government is on the brink And we won't argue with anyone felt like fools for getting so upset. In the words of one warning, Mexico will of bankruptcy. It is saddled with a staggering who contends that some of the TV and Well, there's nothing wrong with be "the No. 1 security problem for the United States in the next 10 years." With this in Jack Anderson $90 billion in foreign debts, with no credit left radio coverage was a bit too highly being afraid when disaster threatens. mind, the DM has made a secret study of to satisfy the demands of a booming charged, a touch too breathless and There is nothing wrong with over- how many Army divisions it would take to population. overwrought, to meet the normal reacting, with taking more precau- seal off the 1,933-mile Mexican-American In the back rooms of Washington, mean- — The government is corrupt from top to while, U.S. strategists acknowledge that they bottom, with 2 million bureaucrats feeding requirements of responsible journal- tions than are ultimately needed to border. While the Reagan administration wants to won't be able to slam down an iron curtain like leeches off the national Income. In past Ism. avert tragedy. And there is nothing keep illegal Mexicans out, Ironically, the between the United States and Mexico. A columns, I have detailed how Mexican But let's face it: On Thursday night wrong with giving people information administration of Mexican President Miguel secret State Department report puts it this presidents have siphoned off personal for- way: "The problems of illegal immigrants, and Friday morning, nobody in north- about a threat to their safety, even if de la Madrid is worried that the United States tunes into U.S. and Swiss banks. narcotics and social Inequality are forces of Three months ago, we wrote that "it's five ern New Jersey, or the entire New the threat eventually proves ground- wants to take more Mexicans in. U.S. intelligence Intercepted a private (great) magnitude. These problems will be minutes to midnight in Mexico." The minute York metropolitan area for that less. conversation last year between de la Madrid important to us; Mexican and American hand, unhappily, is still moving remorseless- matter, was thinking about anything After all, If Gloria had turned out and two of his cabinet ministers in Mexico societies are becoming interwoven to the ly but Hurricane Gloria. Were the people to be a devastating killer hurricane, obsessed with Gloria because the and if the news media had not covered media were, or were the media it the way they did, and if enormous obsessed with Gloria because the numbers of people had perished — if YOURS people were? Did God create all that had happened, everyone would monkeys before he created man? be saying that the media had failed to would lose a day's sales is an inappropriate Were there chickens before there cover an important story, that they Help at the fair Praise for volunteers penalty. were eggs? had failed to warn the public of To The Editor: To the Editor: The true culprit is Caesars Hotel Casino A major part of the news media's impending disaster. On the behalf of the Fair Haven Fire Although a 45-year volunteer firemen and Its management. It is they who should job is to deliver to people exactly You can't have it both ways. Company, I would like to thank all the people myself, I just have to compliment the suffer and, therefore, a stiff monetary fine is who worked for our annual fair. We had Shrewsbury First Aid Squad and Shrewsbury more appropriate. neighboring firemen helping us from Hose Co. No. 1 for their outstanding work at I recognize that the Casino Control Rumson, Red Bank, Shrewsbury, Little a recent accident and early morning fire. My Commission has the ultimate authority in Silver, Eatontown and Mlddletown Fire first thought is that Councilman Louis G. determining punishments, but as chairman of Companies. Also thanks to the Fair Haven Ferraro, chairman of the first aid and fire the Assembly Oversight Committee, I would Lions Club and the residents of Fair Haven company, should be mighty proud of the start to look more carefully at your powers, OTHERS and surrounding communities who Just pitch expertise shown by these volunteers in these if it is determined that inappropriate puish- In and give us an appreciated hand. recent situations. ments are being meted out. We thank you all very much for nuking our The accident, involving a daughter of a In addition to the employees and vendors fair successful. We also thank everyone who Shrewsbury councilman and a former suffering, the City of Atlantic City and the supported our fair throughout the week. Shrewsbury councilman, could have proven State of New Jersey would also suffer in lost Corporate America and the schools toMm. fatal if it weren't for the professional manner tax revenues by the one day closing. It makes ptrssiasl cfcslrpsrsM in which both parties involved were removed absolutely no sense when the same punish- Fair Haven from the wreck so painstakingly and cared ment in a monetary sense can be affected by orporate America has a special younger students' reading proficiency for in such a reputable manner prior to a straight fine. transportation to hospital facilities. stake in public schools, but com- has stagnated in the last five years. WlWaaE FrpM The same high honors are due the AiurtrBMS, 13tiPlrtr1c1 Cpanies displeased with the prod- Remaining static Motivated teachers are crucial to Shrewsbury firemen when a fire at the home ucts of the educational system often improving students' skills, and the To The Editor: of Mrs. Sarah Lane of Obre Place was do little more than complain. Now the report urges higher salaries for On Monday, September 2J, the Fair Haven completely devastated by smoke as the result of an electrical fire at 4:30 a. m. the following Letter to candidate Committee for Economic Develop- teachers and endorses merit pay for Board of Education voted 7-1 to reject the recommendation of the majority of the week. Fire was contained and extinguished ment, a prominent corporate research To the Editor: outstanding teaching performance. School Organization Committee, appointed In within minutes after arrival of the firemen This is an open letter to Joseph Azzolina, and policy organization, offers a far The most promising endorsement is 1984 by the board, that the two schools in Fair who again did everything in their power to candidate for Assembly in District 13. save the home from complete destruction. more constructive response. the group's call for greater invest- Haven be changed from the current organiza- As a health care professional, I am very tion (Kindergarten through grade 2 plus Their quick response in hose laying and In a 106-page report on three years providing water confined the fire to the disturbed by your anti-abortion statements ment in early-childhood education, grades 6 through 8 In Knollwood, and that were expressed before the nurses at of investigation, a study group of and in particular enriched preschool kindergarten through grade S in Sickles) to kitchen area without scorching a beam in the house. Bayshore Community Hospital on Wednes- executives and educators proposes a programs for disadvantage*] children. a non-duplicating system with all day, September 18, 1985. number of practical measures. For kindergarten through grade 4 students in Such cooperation exhibited between the Returning abortion to the back alley and The group was persuaded by numer- first aid squad and the fire company must not Instance, it urges schools to concen- Sickles, grades 5 through 8 in Knollwood. Two coat hanger practitioners will sentence ous studies confirming that these times in three years the board has rejected go without recognition, and property owners scores of American women to mutilation, trate more on basic skills in place of programs yield the greatest returns the reorganization recommendation, first throughout the borough should be grateful of hemorrhage, infection and death. elaborate specialized programs. these volunteers. When residents see these on investment. proposed by the Long Range Planning I am struck by the major contradiction that "Specific occupational skills," it Committee. Two times the superintendent volunteers on local streets laying hose and while you agree we are quite capable of The most welcome aspect of the has recommended less or no reorganization practicing exercises, they can be assured of regulating our own profession without in- says, "are less crucial for entry-level a team of professionals at work to save life report is that it demonstrates the after Initially showing all its advantages. volvement from the legislature, you go on to employment than a generally high and property. insult us by telling us we need the legislature level of literacy, responsible, att- business community's commitment to As chairman of the School Organization Further cooperation was shown recently to make decisions for us regarding our own Committee, I wish to avoid sounding like titudes toward work, the ability to public education. Owen Butler, chair- when representatives of the first aid squad bodies. It is as foolish and insulting to try to "sour grapes" while pointing out that this gave up thler valuable time to instruct legislate our profession as it is foolish and communicate well and the ability to man of Procter & Gamble, headed the rejection will certainly lower the credibility members of the fire department and ladies' Insulting to try to legislate our bodies. learn." study group; he says it will spend the of a board that asks for citizen involvement, auxiliary at a CPR course in basic life receives that involvement, then twice rejects The decision to terminate a pregnancy is The importance of focusing on basic next three years promoting the rec- support which provides these volunteers with not made without much anguish and delibera- the results. Both committees feel that the professional backgrounds in saving lives. In skills is underscored by the latest ommendations to legislatures and current system is at best educationally tion. Just as we must respect those women addition, several firemen recently completed who choose to avoid termination for personal Analysis of test scores by the National school districts. The group brings fragmented, at worst socially divisive; that courses in fire protection given at the it falls to provide the best atmosphere for or religious reasons, so we must respect Assessment of Education Progress, welcome stature to the movement for Monmouth County fire college Note that this teacher and student sharing; and that those who choose termination and provide tnder a contract with the Department education reform. is all volunteer contributions on behalf of these women with a safe and sterile although Its cost is slightly higher than Shrewsbury's young women and men.
Middletown Matawan Eatontown
Elks to sponsor annual Achievement program Capt. Joseph Azzolina hoop shoot contest semifinalist is named honored for service Local competition for the 14th Erinn E. Gossett From Matawan A dinner will be held on Oct. 10 for annual Elks Hoop Shoot, "the na- Regional High was named as a Capt. and Mrs. Joseph Azzolina. The tional free throw shooting contest" semifinalist in the 22nd annual captain will be honored for his 42 for youngsters age 8 through 13, will National Achievement Scholarship yean of service to the U.S. Navy and be held In early January ISM. Program for Outstanding Negro the Naval Reserve. More than three million young- Students. The evnet, sponsored by the aten from throughout the country Names were released by the Battleship New Jersey Historical entered lait year's competition for National Merit Scholarship Corp., Museum Society, will be held in boyi and girls In age categories 8-9, which administers the competition. Glbbs Hall, Fort Monmouth. A 10-11; IMS. Each contestant had 29 Each of these 1,500 high school reception will be held at 6:30 p.m., shots at the hoop. The boy and girl seniors has an opportunity to con- dinner at 8 p.m. In each age group with the best tinue in the competition for about 700 The veteran of World War II and scores advanced through four tiers achievement scholarships, worth the Korean War served on the' of competition to qualify for the more than $2 million, to be awardfcd cruisers USS Albany, USS national finals in Wilkes Barre, next spring. Portsmouth and USS Toledo. His Pennsylvania. More than 70,000 black students reserve activities Included periods Middletown winners will compete across the country entered the 19*6 on the carrier Enterprise, at the against other contestants In the achievement program as Juniors, by Navy Office of Legislative Affairs In district event at a location to be requesting consideration at the time Washington and most recently on the announced. Names of the national they took the Preliminary Scholastic long 1M3-'S4 deployment of the winners will be Inscribed on the Elks Aptitude Test/National Merit Schol- reactivated battleship USS New National "Hoop Shoot" plaque, on arship Qualifying Test. Participants Jersey. permanent display In the Nalsmith compete within regional selection Azxolina has been active for many Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame units established for the program, years In naval recruiting, and has for in Springfield, Man. and semifinalists represent the high- 11 years been chairperson of the Maureen Man has represented est-scoring black students in the Recruiting District Advisory Council the Middletown Lodge at the New states within each region. for New Jersey. He was assigned for Jersey State finals In her age Every finalist will compete for a term to the Governor's Office and category for the past two yean. one of 350 National Achievement was on the staff of the New Jersey Middletown Elks Hoop Shoot 12000 Scholarships to be allocated on Army and Air National Guard as Chan-man Joe Keeney will be In a regional basis. A committee of Navy liaison officer. contact with all Middletown and college and high school educators He Is chairperson of the USS New youth associations in the area. will evaluate the abilities and ac- Jersey Battleship Commission,the Prospective participants may complishments of all finalists and agency handling the state's Involve- Keeney, chairman at the Elks will judge which of them appear to ment in the campaign to bring that Lodge. be most academically promising warship here as a museum and a Winners will receive single-payment memorial upon her eventual retire- SMILING FACES — Members of the Long Branch 65th anniversary in 1986 and will kick it off with a awards that are supported by about ment; is a regional president of the Rotary Club's 65th Anniversary Committee gather dinner dance on Jan. 31 in Squires Pub, West Long Leonardo schedules 50 business and industrial sponsors, Navy League of the United States after a recent meeting: Irom left, Joseph Ferraina, Branch. A club history and profile booklet as well as well as a large group of achieve- and a trustee of the Battleship New Howard H. Woolley Sr., J. Russell Woolley Jr., and as an ad booklet are being compiled by the club parent-teacher meeting ment program donors. Jersey Historical Museum Society, Louis Mion. The Long Branch Club celebrates its to honor the occasion. the statewide non-profit organization The Leonardo Parent-Teacher As- seeking to bring the ship here. sociation is having its first general In addition to these activities, he meeting of the year at 8 p.m. is a former New Jersey state senator Wednesday In the all-purpose room Marlboro and a business executive, president Rumson Colts Neck at Leonardo School, Hosford Avenue. of a large chain of Foodtown Parents will be able to meet their supermarkets. child's teacher. 7:30 p.m. Cash scholarships of |SO0, Environmental center The guest speaker will be Rear Area teen girls invited $250 and $100 will be awarded at the Parent-teacher group Refreshments will be served im- Adm. William M. Fogarty, who was mediately following the meeting. county level. State winners eligible schedules workshops the first commanding officer for the to vie for title, awards for scholarships totaling (5,000 or plans Peddler's Market new term of service of the New they may choose from 14 college The Kateri Environmental Center Jersejk He was responsible for the Senior high school girls with good scholarships. An outdoor Peddler's Market Parent-teacher group is offering the following workshops: modernization and reactivation of academic standing are Invited to Candidates will be judged on sponsored by the Colts Neck Parent "Corn Shuck Folk Art" on Oct. 29 the huge battleship, for the crew participate in the New Jersey Junior scholastic ability, leadership in. Teacher Organization will be held on plans an open house from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Dolls, flowers training, for the ship's recom- Miss Scholarship Program and com- • school, talent, physical fitness and Oct. 12 from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at and wreaths can be creatd using missioning in December 1982 and her pete for cash and college scholarship poise. There is no entrance fee nor Atlantic School on Route 537 near The East Keansburg PTA will hold natural and dyed husks shakedown and first deployment, awards. is sponsorship required. Route 34 in Colts Neck "Back to School Night" Wednesday "Holiday Ornaments" on Nov. 23 completing this assignment In Sep- at 7:45 p.m. in the all-purpose room The Monmouth County Pageant, Students interested in partici- at 10 a.m. Create handmade tree tember 1983. The rain date is Oct. 13. Admission at East Keansburg School, Ocean ornaments from seeds, cones, nuts, sponsored by Soroptimist Inter- pating or wishing more information Since then, promoted to com- is free. For further information, Avenue. dried flowers and other natural national of Freehold and Red Bank, should write to Junior Miss Contest, After a brief business meeting, the modore and recently to rear ad- will be held Nov. 23 at the First 89 Third Ave., Atlantic Highlands, contact Kathy Adleman, 2) materials. miral, he has been director, Force Sherwood Lane. parents will meet with the teachers "Pine Cone Wreaths" on Dec. 11 Presbyterian Church of Rumson, at N.J. 07716. in the classrooms Level Plans Division In the Office of from 7 to 8:30 p.m. A variety of the Chief of Naval Operations at the The PTA will have a "Book Fair" cones, fruit and nuts are formed Into Pentagon. for the children, today through an exquisite holiday wreath. All The stage, screen and TV star Friday in the school library. It will materials are provided. also be open to parents and friends Julius La Rosa will make a special Enrollment Is limited. Call to guest appearance. during Back to School Night. register. Kateri Center is located on The PTA is open to everyone. A Collier Property at the corner of person must be a member for IS Pleasant Valley and Conover Roads, Democratic club to hold days to vote on any Issue pertaining Marlboro. to PTA, such as the proposed budget A paid directory of coming events tor non-profit organizations. Rates $3.75 for three lines for 1 day ill 00 each a Columbus Day dance additional line), $S 00 for three lines (or two days ($1.30 each additional line), $6.50 for three lines for three days or any money to be spent. For more ($2.00 each additional line), $7.50 for three lines for four or five days ($2.25 each additional line), $9.00 for three lines information, contact Cell Goodline, The Eatontown Democratic Club for sil to eight days ($2 50each additional line), $10 50 for three lines for nine to ten days ($3 00 each additional line). East Keansburg PTA, corresponding will sponsor a Columbus Day Dance $13 50 for three lines for eleven days Each additional day $1 00, each additional line $3 00 Deadline 11 AM two days secretary. Holmdel on Oct. 12 at 8 p.m. in the Wayside before publication Call The Daily Register, 542-4O0O, ask for The Date Secretary Flrehouse. There will be a live band and door prizes. OCTOBER 1 - TUESDAY admission to zoo. Leave Boro Bus 787-5891. Bayshore Community MCOSS Nursing Services ft Free- Terminal 9 a.m. 747-1236 or 671-4299. hold Twp Board of Health present 4 OCTOBER 19 - SATURDAY Freehold Hospital plans dinner session seminar for family members HIDDEN TREASURES garage Battleground Art Center presents of the elderly on Oct 1, 8, 15 & 21. sale sponsored by Rumson PTA. Opera's Hit Parade at the Reformed Tickets are still available for the 7:304 p.m. at Freehold Township Mu- 9am-3pm, rain or shine. Gym, For- Church, 67 W. Main St.. Freehold. 8 Bayshore Community Hospital Atlantic Highlands nicipal Building. $10 donation Call restdale School, Rumson. p.m. Tickets $5 ft $6. Vlsa/MC ac- cepted. Call weekdays 462-Mll Library holds book sale Presidential Testimonial Dinner to 462-7900 ext 260. Calico Cats Thrift Shop, 100 Kings be held on Oct. 27 at 4 p.m. at the Rumson Presbyterian Church spon Hwy, Middletown. 671-0960. Come OCTOBER U - THURSDAY The Friends of Freehold Public Somerset Hilton in Somerset. celebrate Octoberfest, Christ MonmouUi County Park System's Library be selling paperback and American Legion post sore annual rummage sale 6-9 p.m. ft Being honored for their leadership Wed Oct 2, 9:50am 12 30pm Church. Calico Fair ft the reopening trip to "Song ft Dance". 19S5 Broad- hardcover books during Freehold's and dedication to the hospital as past names '85-'86 officers of the Calico Cats Thrift Shop at 10 way hit musical. Leaving Thompson annual Town Fest. president of the board of trustees Parents without partners, a.m. The shop is run by members ft Park, Ltncroft 5:45 p.m. $51. Call Available for sale will be fiction are: Harry Willey, D. Louis Tonti, The C. Eugene Allen Post No. 141 Bayshore Chapter 644. Cocktail party friends of the Christ Episcopal 842-4000. and non-fiction adult and children's Edna Schock and Manuel Gale. of The American Legion held elec- ft dance, Town ft Country, Hwy. 35, Church and features gently-used books. Tickets cover cocktails, dinner Keyport 8:30 SHARP orientation. women's ft children's clothing, bric- The MonmouUi County Park Sys- tions at Its September meeting. tems trip to "Song ft Dance". 19*5 The sale will be held from 10 a.m. and dancing. Further Information la Members $3. Prospective members a-brac ft furniture. No consignment The newly elected officers for but donations - welcomed 4 ap- Broadway hit musical. Leaving to 5 p.m. In front of the library available from the Community Rela- 1985-M are Commander Fred John- $5 Chapter phone 727-8020 building preciated. Thompson Park, Uncroft 5:45pm tions Department at the hospital son, 1st Vice Commander George $58. Call 842-M00 "Skip" Robinson and 2nd Vice OCTOBER t - WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 6 - SUNDAY Commander Bert Petts Singles Again invite* you to a VFW Put 1179 Flea Market. OCTOBER M - SATURDAY Also, George Hlmmel Jr., finance cocktail party ft dance at the 9am-4pm at Post Building. Hwy 36 Memorial School PTO. Eatontown Lakeside Manor, Rt. 36, Hazlet All (East) Port Monmouth (next to A ft Autuma FestiVal-Flea Market. officer; Bernard Fretten, service •Ingles welcome. New member v officer; Mike Cassone, chaplain; P). Reservations $9 per table Call Crafts, Chinese Auction. From 10-3. orientation S p m Dance 9 p.m. For 241-3925. Tables $10. For reservations call Sam Cassone, sergeant at arms; Peg further Info, call 52S-6M3 Cooper, historian; Harry Murtha, 542-0871 or 542-5553. Reservation judge advocate. The adjutant will be OCTOBER II - THURSDAY deadline Oct 11. Singles Gain tonight In the terrific Escape Into magic with America's selected by the new commander. atmosphere of the Cinnamon Tree. foremost magician, BLACKSTONE Rt. t. Freehold. Unquestionable the NOVEMBER 1 ft t The commander served as a Count Basle Theatre, 99 Monmouth FRIDAY ft SATURDAY sergeant In the First Division, U.S. best group of singles Complimentary St., Red Bank. 8 p.m. Call (42-9002 or hot buffet. New member orientation 8 Annual holiday bazzar. Reformed Marines, during the Korean War. He Ticketron, Teletron. FAMILY FUN. Church. 123 Kings Hwy, Middletown. has four children and baa been a p.m. Dance 9 p.m. Info call S2MS43 All singlei welcome Christmas gifts, baked goods, band member of the post for more than 26 OCTOBER It - SATURDAY made crafts. years. Flea Market ft Craft sale. Croydon Singles Again sponsors a dance ft Hall, Leonardo. 10am-4pm Sponsor; Installation by the county officers party every Wednesday at the Cin- NOVEMBER ( - SATURDAY will take place at 8:30 p.m., Oct. 9 New Monmouth PTA. AU vendors Tlnton Falls School PTA craft namon Tree, Rt 9, Freehold Com- welcome. $10 per space. at the post home, Mount and Second pllmetary not ft cold buffet. Free show. 174 Tinton Ave., Tlnton Falls Avenues. admission before 9 p m with this ad. S71-3283-671-18M $15 per space. Mrs Blankley 842-8172 after 8 p.m. for application. For Info, call US-O43. All singles Flea Market ft Craft sale. Croydon Hall, Leonardo. 10am-4pm Sponsor; NOVEMBER N - SATURDAY New Monmouth PTA. All vendors 3rd Annual country sampler craft OCTOBER 3 - THURSDAY welcome. $10 per space show ft sale. 10-4 p.m. To be held at Single. Again, NJi leading single 671-3MS-671-1N4. Our Lady of Perpetual Help School, Little Silver organization boats the shores largest Rt 36, Highlands. Urge, show tables dance at the Colts Neck Inn, Rte 537, Shop Flemlngton Outlet Stores. $11. $15. For application call 172-0172 or Colts Neck. Free buffet. Dance 9 Leaves St. Mary's, New Monmouth 9 872-0292. p.m. New member orientation I p.m. a.m. 7*7-9138 or 7873652 MonmouUi County Park System's Scouts have fund-raiser For more info call SIMM). All Luncheon Fashion Show by Rosary singles welcome Turkey Swamp Park Day. Georgia Altar Society of our Lady of Per- Rd., Freehold, N.J. 11 am-5 pm. Ac- The Boy Scouts of Little Silver petual Help Church, Highlands at the Troop 12* is sponsoring the sale of OCTOBER 4 — FRIDAY tivities Include music, ponyrides, Jersey Shore Public Relations and Shore Casino. Atlantic Highlands at foods, scarecrow contest, arts ft the first annual Little Silver Com- 12 noon. Fashions by Angelic Tiger, munity Birthday Calendar. Advertising AasoclaUUon presents crafts sale, diaper derby/tot tret ft "Stress Management" with Rumson. Donation $15. Reservations more. For info call 841-4000 The price of the calendar includes Margaret Coreorn, Monmouth Col- call 872-0388 or 872-0844 the listing of birthdays and an- lege Health Coordinator, at noon, at niversaries of all household mem- The Shadowbrook, Rt. 35, OCTOBER 11 - SUNDAY DECEMBER 7 ft 8 bers. A directory of local businesses Shrewsbury. Luncheon $10. Call MonmouUi County Park System Is SATURDAY ft SUNDAY Is included, as well as listings of 946-7291. sponsoring an Autumn Arts ft Crafts Christmas Craft show. Star of the meeting dates for local organiza- sale, llam-oom at Turkey Swamp Sea, Chelsea ft Third Ave., Long tions. Rummag* sale-Food sale. Middle- Park, Georgia Rd , Freehold. N.J. Branch. For more Info. 222-2042 CLOWNING AROUND — A talent review, part of Hazlet's first annual $15 per space. Pre registration re- The calendar drive Is running town Reformed Church, US Kings Columbus Day parade and festival plans for Oct. 12, will open with Hwy, lOam-Jpm. Used clothing, toys, quired. For info call 942-4000 AFRO. It ft 11 through Oct. 7. Business and or- SATURDAY ft SUNDAY the dancing antics and mime of Yvonne Lamb Scudiery's Dance ganizational listings will be accepted household Items, baked goods Light lunch available. Keansburg St. Ann's PTA will spon- St. Agnes Church will sponsor a Theatre Showcase Clowns. Only four of the five clowns pictured here through Oct. 18. sor a trip to Atlantic City Resorts cruise on the SS Nieuw. Amsterdam will appear in the show: Liza St. Luke, Raquel Christ!, Casey Grady For listings and more information, OCTOBER I - SATURDAY Donation $12. Rebate $10 coins. $2.50 to Cosumel, Montego Bay and the and Viki Scudiery. The show is free. Others who wish to share their contact Tom Hull, drive chair- Bus trip to Bronx Zoo. $1. Ladies food coupon. IS deferred. Departs 1 Grand Canyon. Prices from $1008 up. talents may obtain details by contacting the Hazlet Recreation person, at 118 Sllverside Ave., here, Au, Red Bank Elks Sr. Citizen free p.m. Returns 11 p.m. For Info call Call 291-0876 or 991-1510. Committee, 1776 Union Ave, Hazlet. after 6 p.m. The Register
10A LIFESTYLE/FITNESS , SEPTEMBER 30. 1985
GEORGE This tyke was born to run own record for the dash in June. which tabulate* and keep* re- slowed him down." play. They may continue in later SHEEHAN If JEFFKY ADAM IAXT At the Mid-Atlantic Track and cord* on running-related infor- Stephen doesn't follow any years (and there will be less The Associated Press Field Meet, at Glassboro College, mation. strict exercise program, says his chance of burnout). UPPER PITTSGROVE - he ran the 100 meters in 21 23 Stephen is a little shy when it father. He sometimes gets tired "Enter them In race* oc- Stephen Cassaday has been on the seconds. The time could not be comes to meeting new people, during a race but when asked if cailonally, where you know win- run (pardon the pun) since he was accepted as a true running time, says his father, so his parents are he wants to stop, Stephen say* no. ning 1* not possible so that they 3 years old. says his father, because Cassaday his press spokesperson*. Hi* "He's not hyper," say* his understand what losing is all He watched his father, a mem- clocked his son. The Mid-Atlantic father keeps a scrapbook of all of father. about. Otherwise, heshe may ber of the South Jersey Track Congress, which sets the require- his son's running accomplish- "He can sit through a TV show think winning is what is import- Club, run and said, "Okay, I want ments, says runners cannot be ments — certificate*, newspaper fine," says his mother, Margaret, ant, feel dejected and quit. Hurry up to run ... like you, Dad," Fred timed by relatives, according to and magazine article* about the "but when he's running, he runs "Needing and heckling from Cassaday recalls. Cassaday. When Stephen ran the boy from local paper* and Run- hard." other children and adults (es- "We would do a block or two dash again this month, he was ner's World, the national running Stephen's father says he re- pecially those heshe beats in every night," his father con- clocked by the parent of another magazine, photographs of Step- fuse* to push either of his sons races) may occur. Be prepared." hen in competition. tinued. "Soon he'd have my runner. into becoming professional ath- "It does bother some of the and wait jogging clothes laid out on the bed "I think I appreciated it when letes or prima donnas. His brother, Daniel, 4, also ran older men (he runs with)," says every night when I got home. How the 100-meter dash that day. He my dad did it for me," says Fred "He's only a child," say* Fred Stephen's mother. Stephen It Is 7:15 a.m. I stop by Dunkin could you say no to that?" was clocked at 27.82. Cassaday. Cassaday, "it's only a game. So usually runs with older children Doughnuts for my second cup of Stephen won his first race in Stephen also broke the record As his father and a visitor flip many parents push their kids and men in races. coffee. There is a long line of people IMS at the Pennsville Septem- for the 5K road race. At the through the book, Stephen runs because they, themselves, didn't "Running to me," says Step- waiting for service. The woman at berfest. Marathon Sports Summer Series, back and forth dumping trophies, accomplish anything." the front is selecting a dozen hen's father, "means friendship, Now, at age 6, Stephen holds in Wilmington, Del., he ran the medallions and medals on the Cassaday was so concerned he getting to know other people. It doughnuts one by one. Just behind two national running records. race in 25 15, knocking almost coffee table for the visitor to see put together "Children Running," her is another woman holding a opens up avenues to learn about Earlier this month, at five seconds off the prevolusly — more than a dozen awards for a list of IS commandments for coupon from the paper. It allows her other people." Glassboro State College, he ran established national record. races he's won. parents with children who like to a dozen doughnuts at a special price. the 100-meter dash in 20 36 sec- "He takes it as a challenge," run. Stephen says he just likes to I turn around and walk out. The Cassadays are waiting for onds. Stephen was S years old certification on the running times says his father. "He likes to see The commandments Include: run. Do not underestimate my desire when he ran it. He has turned 6 from the National Running Data who's behind him. I told him not "Children should not be pushed. "I like to run races," he says, for that second cup of coffee. I live since then. He, in fact, broke his Center, a non-profit organization to look behind him because it If they quit, so he It Let them grinning. from one cup of coffee to another. But even that is not worth what will happen to me waiting for it. I am at my worst standing on line. The old Adam comes out. The bad me emerges from the subconscious. While I shift from one foot to the Harvard researchers may be on to cancer cure other, I become aware of my impatience and hostility, my Innner Dr. Bert I. Vallee, who directed the research. "I think this that leads to blindness in victims of diabetes as well as the If DANIEL Q HAMEY should facilitate it." overabundance of capillaries in rheumatoid arthritis. tensions and ill humor. The Associated Press This is a side of me few people see. Experts say the work represents a major step in the study Neurath said it may be possible to use the substance to Usually I keep this person concealed. BOSTON - The first detailed analysis of an organ-forming of angiogenesis, or blood vessel formation, which was promote the growth of new blood vessels in victims of heart I pass as a simple workaholic rather protein, a natural chemical that induces the body to sprout pioneered two decades ago by Dr. Judah Folkman, another disease. than the type "A" personality I am. blood vessels, rould open new approaches to fighting cancer, Harvard researcher. Vallee said much more work remains to understand the I have acquaintances who have heart disease and other ailments, researchers say. "It's a stunning achievement," Folkman said. "I think it's workings of the gene and the chemical it produces. never seen me ruffled. Colleagues The protein, named angiogenin, was discovered and very important for the whole field, because it will enlarge "What turns it on?" he said. "What turns it off How is who do not believe I have a temper. studied by researchers at Harvard Medical School, who everyone's' thinking about how tumors send the signal to keep it made? How is it excreted? It is enough to keep people busy A woman who spent years at the published their findings in the latest issue of the journal blood vessels growing in toward them." a long time." Biochemistry. They also isolated the gene that oversees Dr James F Riordan, another member of the research desk next to me at the newspaper The scientists derived angiogenin from a human colon production of the protein. team, said one logical cancer strategy will be to try to said she had never known me to be cancer and showed that it would promote capillary growth produce antibodies that will neutralize angiogenin upset. These people who have "It is the first time that a specific substance has been in chicken eggs and rabbits. The researchers said they were surprised to find that marveled at my equanimity had clearly related to the creation of a type of organ," said Dr. Normal tissues also produce similar hormones They are angiogenin holds about a 35 percent similarity to another never seen me waiting on line. Hans Neurath, editor of Biochemistry "That is really a part of the female menstrual cycle and fetal growth in the well-known enzyme called ribonuclease This, too, could be Fortunately, In most situations my first." womb, and they are released to repair wounds and heart turned to their advantage in finding ways to defeat the need to be on line is relative, not attacks. Cancers secrete angiogenin — and probably other, similar, protein. absolute. There are times, of course, substances - to promote the growth of tiny blood vessels % when I have no choice. The toll booth called capillaries This provides the blood supply that allows Comparing angiogenin to ribonuclease "gives us a clue as Folkman said the angiogenesis factors released by cancers at the turnpike, the checkout counter the tumor to enlarge and eventually spread to its three-dimensional structure," Riordan said. "If you are probably extremely similar to those produce in the at the supermarket, the drive-in know the structure, you can try to design drugs that will body's day-to-day housekeeping. window at the bank. Baggage inspec- Some experts theorize that if some way could be found to specifically bind to the protein" and deactivate it. "the big difference is timing," said Folkman "Normal tion at the airport. Stay I must block angiogenin and its chemical cousins, then cancers The blood vessel growth promoters also probably play a tissues rarely put these factors out. They are normally regardless of the frustration. I may could be stopped. role in diseases besides cancer. For instance, experts believe turned off. In the tumor, they are turned on and stay on be seething inside but I stay in line. "I would fondly hope that this will prove possible," said that thev arc responsible for the proliferation of blood vessels continuously." At most other times I am on line because I want something. Con- ditions may be such that it is not worth the inner turmoil. I can choose not to wait. Monkeys' virus could provide clues for AIDS vaccine Experts on the science of queue- ing, the mathematics and prob- disease appeared in people. humans, while STLV-III affects just monkeys. Chimpanzees abilities of waiting on line describe If DAIIEL 0. HAMEY Last spring, researchers at Harvard's New England can be infected with the human virus, but they do not get two specific negative responses. One The Associated Press Regional Primate Research Center revealed that rhesus AIDS from it, and they are too rare to be widely used in Is balking which I just did at Dunkin SOUTHBORO, Mass - Scientists say the discovery of an monkeys with AIDS carried a virus strikingly similar to the AIDS experiments. Doughnuts. This is refusing to join a AIDS like virus in monkeys is an important step in human strain. However, the monkeys fall ill with a disease that closely line to begin with. Balking usually developing a vaccine for humans, although they stress that" Now, they report in the latest issue of the journal Science mirrors human AIDS. As in people, the virus attacks white occurs when the length of the line or no one is certain whether such a vaccine is possible that this virus can indeed cause AIDS when injected into blood cells known as helper T cells that regulate immunity. the established waiting time dls- The breakthrough gives researchers a so-called "animal young monkeys. And victims eventually die from overwhelming infections courgages a person from even a trial model" for AIDS Scientists say experiments on laboratory "I think the impact of this will be enormous," said Dr caused by germs that healthy animals easily ward off. of waiting. monkeys will enable them to test theories that will help Norman Letvin, who directed the research. "The develop- Dr. Peter J. Fischinger, associate director of the National Even a short line and a short human victims of the disease. ment of a vaccine and the testing of drugs will be greatly Cancer Institute, said monkey AIDS "seems to be a very waiting time discourages me. Time Dr. Clifford Lane of the National Institute of Allergy and facilitated by this." close model to human disease." on line is time wasted. "Take rgy Infectious Diseases said researchers should be able to use The virus that causes AIDS is called HTLV-III, or human Developing a vaccine against the disease is a major goal money," said Thoreau, "but not my monkeys to figure out the most effective kind of vaccine — T-celi lymphotropic virus, type three. The monkey virus has of AIDS research, although scientists add that they don't afternoons." I feel the same. Time one made from dead virus, weakened virus or viral been named STLV-III, for simian. know whether such a vaccine is even possible. is my most precious possession. I do particles. Dr Ronald Desrosiers, another scientist at the primate Letyin said monkeys should allow researchers to test new not use it fruitfully while waiting on "With an animal model, you can immunize the animals center, said the monkey virus is at least 30 percent different drugs in a much more controlled fashion, since they will line. and then challenge them with the agent to see if they get from the human AIDS virus. know precisely when the animals became infected So, I have become very good at disease or not," Lane said "With vaccine development, it's "We don't know whether this virus is able to infect Desrosiers noted that the work could eventually help balking. Thoreau said a man's riches almost essential to have an animal model, especially for a humans, and we don't want to know," he said. "We treat monkeys as well Any useful vaccine would be used to are based on what he can do without. disease of this magnitude." the virus in the laboratory as if it were the human AIDS protect monkeys in research centers and zoos Mine are based on lines I refuse to Experts first noticed an acquired immune deficiency virus in terms of biosafety." As of Sept 23 1985, AIDS had struck 13,402 people in the join which is pretty much the same syndrome in monkeys in 1980, about the same time that the Experts theorize that HTLV-III causes disease only in United States and claimed 6.830 lives since 1979 thing. That philosphy has also made me a veteran of the second negative maneuver, reneging. This is leaving a line after once joining it. I rarely see other poeple renege but I do It' regularly. People seem to think that Rumson Country Day celebrates 60th they have invested too much time to leave. To me, however, It is like spending good money after bad. I simply reevaluate my needs. Rumson Country Day School Is Eliminate from that list whatever I celebrating Its 60th anniversary am waiting for. And walk away a free man. with a silent, auction at the school on Saturday Oct. 5. The In so doing, I also take the easy path. I avoid the confrontation with gala event starts with cocktails the old Adam. The person I am in and a silent auction at 5:30 p.m. line Is the real me. As spoiled brat. and swings into a dinner of I want what I want and I want it salmon mousse, filet mlgnon Immediately. Now in my (0's, I am with peppercorn sauce, and still immature, a type "A" per- chocolate mousse cased with sonality with the "hurry sickness. " strawberries at 7:30 p.m.. The I regard everyone else on that line action picks up again following as the enemy. I may look like an adult but inside I am no different the meal with a live auction In from my four-year-old grandson. the gymnasium. Proceeds from The line is a test of maturity. An the event go towards the future invitation to grow up. Time on line education of the kids, of course. need not be time wasted. I am free to pursue mentally anything I might think of in more favorable suround- ings. I can read or converse. I can observe my fellow man. I can slip into a reveries or plan the future. I may be in line but I am not in constraints. All that is required is my bodily presence, my mind can be anywhere in this world or the next. If I am to grow up, I must join line* not avoid them. Self-control is not achieved by avoiding the sources of anger and irritation, It is gained by exposing one's self to the Irritant and refusing to be upset. "It is difficulties that show what men are," writes Epictetus. "There- fore when a difficulty falls upon you, remember that God, like a trainer of wrestlers, has matched you against a rough oppponent. For what purpose? you may say. Why that you may become an Olympic conqueror; .but it is not accomplished without THE REGISTER/CARL D. FOHNO sweat." JUST MAKE YOUR BID - At left, Gerry Varley of a hockey stick used by Denny Potvin of the NY. items are the baseball in the center which is signed by . Tomorrow morning, I am going to Allenhurst, publicity chairperson for the auction, and Islanders during the 19B5 Stanley Cup playoffs, a all members of the 1985 Mets team and a Peavey guitar get on that line at Dunkin Doughnuts Barbra Homier, Rumson, ham it up with some of the football signed by Dan Marino, a Chinese Octagon rug, signed by Bruce Springsteen. and sweat it out. item to be auctioned. They include, among other things, Canon electric typewriter. Some of the more exciting IV. SEPTEMBER 30. 1985 The Register 11A New Jersey faces shortage of therapists for public schools and colleges that could produce and train more of them Cerebral Palsy Treatment Center, in Edison, doesn't Kennedy Medical Center. skill problems while occupational therapists work MM have enough therapists to handle its own clients and JFK has 120 physical and occupational thera- with developing fine motor skills, such as buttoning TIM AMI also visit all the local school districts that need help, pists, one of the largest staffs in the state, yet it has a shirt or tying a shoe, officials said. New federal and state regulations mandating the said Dominic Ursino, executive director of the had to turn down six school districts which wanted Kean College is the only college in New Jersey to mainstreamlng of handicapped students coupled with to contract its services, Feldman said. offer a course in occupational and physical therapy, improved techniques for Identifying those students The center's 14 therapists handle IK clients ages The staff covers nursing homes and other facilities although programs are being considered by Stockton have resulted in a shortage of physical and i to 21,60 Infants ages 1 to 3, and also runs an adult besides school districts, Feldman said. State College and Rutgers University at Camden, occupational therapists in New Jersey's school program, said Elaine Woods, director of physical One of the rejected districts was Sayreville, which School of Medicine and Dentistry, said Patricia districts, officials said recently. therapy at the center. has 10 students In need of physical or occupational Firth, assistant director of the Office of Medical . The problem is aggravated by the tact that only The center was forced this month to notify the therapy, said Benjamin Baum, director of special University and Health Professions in the state one New Jersey college has a program to train Woodbridge School District that it could no longer education In the district. Department of Higher Education. therapists, state educators said. handle the district's SO handicapped students, Woods "I'm in the process of interviewing one physical "We don't have specific data on the gap between "We have tried to Interest schools to begin said. therapist and one occupational therapist to work part programs over the past few years, but the programs the need and availability, but we do have school The school district was able to find services at the time," Baum said. districts and private schools for the handicapped are expensive," Firth said. John F Kennedy Medical Center in Edison, which If therapists are not found, the district will have To meet the demand, Kean College has increased telling us they can't find people," said Jeffrey 'serves IS school districts in central New Jersey, had to find a hospital or private agency for Its Osowskl, director of the Division of Special the number of physical therapy students it accepts officials said. students, be said. from 24 to J2. Firth said. Education. Two main reasons for the shortage that the senior Officials noted that a person with a physical School districts can either hire their own physical citizen population in need of therapy Is growing and therapy degree may not be suited to work with Other reasons for the shortage, she said, are that and occupational therapists or contract with private school districts must meet federal guidelines to children. insurance companies now pay for therapy time, agencies or local hospitals to have therapists visit identify students with special needs and try to "It takes a special kind of person to do pediatric more people need home health care and physical and the school district, Osowskl said. mainstream them, said Gerald Feldman, director of physical therapy," Feldman said. occupational therapists are increasingly moving into However, one of the those private agencies, The rehabilitation and physical therapy at John F Physical therapist* help people with severe mntnr private practice. A prison system that fails to rehabilitate fails all of us
Dear Ann Landers: Yo« and Dr. Karl Meaalager are A prison system that fails to rehabilitate inmates and also bad an aaswering machine and wasn't at home, the right: Our prisaas ARE a disgrace, aid It Is very simply punishes them Is a failure. Year after year we charges could go back aad forth indefinitely without a difficult to get the movers and shakers of this world to continue to release angry and hostile people who are single conversation taking place. do aaytaiag about It. Ann Landers more dangerous than when they went in. I have told friends who have answering machines that The John Howard Association, a Chicago-based, An excellent way to reduce crime and make the world I will not call them anymore. If they wish to keep In nonprofit, prison reform agency, was formed In INI to Yo«r occasional colamns on oar prison mess give heart a safer place is to support an organization like this one. touch, they can call me. — Griped In Glen Ellyn fight that lalsses-falre attitude. Like oar namesake, » to Ills hardworking group. II makes as prsnsi to be hi Anyone who is interested can write to: John Howard Dear Griped: Don't be surprised if you don't get many Uth-century British sheriff, we aim to ekaage the the same company as Dr. Meaalager, Chief Justice Association, 67 East Madison Street, Suite 1216, calls. You sound stubborn as a Missouri mule. Inhumane living condition! Inside prison. Warren Burger aad yourself. We will coathrae to work Chicago, II. 60603 Answering machines are vitally important to many la prison, the strong prey on the weak, the violent for reform •mil the system Is changed. Sincerely years Dear Ann Landers: Your response to "Temporarily people whose home or business phone cannot be manned brutallse the nonviolent Many deceit, If erraat, kimaa - Michael J. Maboney, Executive Director, The John Disconnected" was off the wall. around the clock. A machine message can change the beings emerge hopeless, embittered and eager to "get Howard Association Using a phone answering machine for a private home course of a person's life. even." Society - all of as - pays the price, in more Dear Michael Mahoney: Thank you for your letter. Is snobbish and Inconsiderate. It says to people, "You'll Are your parents too strict? Hard to reach? Ann crime and greater fear. This system Is doomed to fall And now I'd like to say a few words to my readers. have to make an appointment to speak to me. I'll call Landers' booklet, "Bagged By Parents? How to Get and mast be drastically overhauled With Mr. Mahoneys letter came a pamphlet telling yoa at my convenience, If I choose." More Freedom," could kelp you bridge the generation We have a dlstlagalsbed. dedicated board of directors me about the history and goals of the John Howard Callers have to pay for getting connected to the gap. Send H cents with your request and a long, that Includes a former governor, many Judges, pretest Association. It was not s pitch, no hard-sell, but after machine. I don't blame the sister who telephoned long- stomped, self-addressed envelope to Ann Landers, P.O. sad former legislators, aad business men sod women. I read it I knew I wanted to be a member. So I Joined. distance for getting angry. If the party at the other end Box UMS, Chicago, Illinois 6M11. If you don't know it already, smoke alarms do save lives
DEAR HELOISE: storing buttons. This makes the ones I need easier to be sure to put those little felt pads under the corners I would like to tell you s very sad story that goes hand find. of the glass. in hand with your rescue alert stickers. If it makes Just Also, after opening rickrack, bias tape, etc., I wrap My aunt failed to do this and when she took off the one person stop and think, it will be worth my tears in Hints from Holoise it around an empty toilet paper roll. It doesn't become glass top of a solid cherry end table, the finish came writing. tangled or creased. up with the glass as a result of accumulated moisture Last month, just two blocks from my home, a baby Another handy thing I use is a cribbage board for under the glass. died of smoke inhalation. The fire was almost nothing holding spools of thread. Simply put in the pegs and to speak of — It was put out with two buckets of water The peace of mud they afford overwhelmingly place the spools on them. Easy to see at a glance the These little felt circles can usually be purchased at — and yet a baby is dead. You see, there was no smoke outweighs the small cost per salt. - Heloise colors on hand. - Kay Kelly furniture stores or you can make your own. Just buy alarm! " ' HINTS FROM HIM a square of felt at a craft or fabric store and cut circles Please, Heloise, tell your readers to run, not walk, Dear Heloise: When a page in the check record has CEREAL PRIZES in the desired size. — Deborah Goby to get a smoke alarm. If they already have one, they been filled, cut or tear off the lower right corner of the Dear Heloise: When I buy boxes of cereal with little should check the batteries, regularly! prizes or toys, I save them and give them out to trick- CURTAIN HANGING This may be a matter of life or death for your loved This makes it easier to find the current page of the or-treaters at Halloween. Dear Heloise: Recently, I was hanging new curtains ones. Please take it seriously! — No name please record. No more flipping pages to post a check. The kids love them and no worrying about candy. — and had to use the old curtain rods. This became I eaaMa't agree more! Especially nice when you are in a hurry — at the Sandy extremely difficult because the edges of the rods were Smoke alarms are now very Inexpensive, so several grocery store, for instance. — John Rees Belter start now! Halloween's almost here! — jagged and the curtains were made of a lacy material. (depending on the site of the home) shoald be placed I paperclip the pages and only have to flip once. Heloise Then, I thought of putting masking tape on the ends near potential danger areas sack as atlllty rooms, SEWING NOTIONS GLASS-COVERED TABLES of the rods and presto! The curtains slid on beautifully! hallways, hot water heater closets, kitchen area, etc. Dear Heloise: I use an ice cube tray for sorting and Dear Heloise: If you use glass to cover a coffee table, - Linda Judson Now drugs can be used to treat gallstones instead of surgery
If LOTH L. COUHM. MB. or canal, through which bile flows, the excrutiating pain cholesterol stones. This drug has not been succesfully used to dissolve I had one attack of gallstones about two months ago. results. gall stones with pigment in them. My doctor found that I had one stone in the gall bladder. Formerly there was only one way of treating such a There are some side effects to the long use of this After the attack was over, I did ast have any pain or Your Health problem. Surgery for the removal of the gall bladder drug. For many people, the side effects and the long, discomfort. I was told thai eventually aa operation and gallstones was chosen for those people who had protracted period of treatment are not advantageous weald be necessary. Now I have heard that there are frequent attacks of pain or who had any complications bile pigments over the surgical removal of the stones. special drags to dissolve gallrtaan. My •actor doesn't of the condition. When a stone interferes with the free flow of bile from The advances in surgical techniques and anesthesia believe In them. Do yea? - Mr. M.M.W., Mass. Today, there is an alternative treatment used in a few the gall bladder into the Intestine, it may produce are so great that surgery becomes the ideal choice of Dear Mr. W.: Gallstones are commonly found in carefully selected cases. A drug, chenodiol, released by excrutlatlng pain. Bile, which is produced In the liver, treatment in many instances. You can be certain that millions of people. In some instances, these stones may the Food and Drug Administration, is said to be able Is kept in the gall bladder for storage. When one eats if your physician felt that a stone-dissolving drug was cause no trouble or symptoms. The stones are very to dissolve some types of gallstones. Those who have a fatty meal, a message is relayed to the gall bladder indicated, It would have been prescribed for you. often found during a routine abdominal X-ray. tried the drug for dissolving cholesterol gallstones have to empty the bile into the intestine and help in the had a moderate amount of success with it. Far too many people put pressure on their doctors to There are various kinds of gallstones. Some are digestive process. use such a drug when surgery would be far more composed of cholesterol. Others contain calcium and This drug is taken by mouth and is secreted by the When a gallstone is so firmly fixed in the tiny duct, liver into the bile, where it tends to dissolve the beneficial. BIRTHS YOUR HOROSCOPE
MONMOUTH MEDICAL Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Dennis EUssa Spaldlng, 62 Faye St., Long Mr. and Mrs Edward T. Moore MONDAY. SEPTEMMR 30 Your imagination and willingness to CENTER (Jean M. Berkefeld), 125 Eighth Branch, son, Aug. 26. (Jenlne), 20 Mechanic Street, Free- Born today, you are endowed with a speak out should serve you well today Street, Belford, son, Aug. 21. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Vodofaky (Randl bold, daughter, Aug. 24. true gift for problem solving, and you as yon deal with all types of people. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Robbins CAPRICORN (Dec. «-Jaa. II) - Vanessa Johnson and Victor Free- Rosoff), 12 Sutton Ct, Matawan, Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Sunyak (Re- are never happier than when you are (Rosemarle Harrington), 67 Black daughter, Aug. 26. nee), 67 W. Concourse, Clifford given the opportunity to set things Do not be spellbound by another's di- man, 54 N. 5th Avenue, Long Branch, Point Road, Rumson, daughter, Aug. right that have for so long bean com- rect approach today; look beyond the daughter, Aug. 18. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carroll Beach, daughter, Aug. 25. 22. Mr. and Mrs Robert Quaglin pletely wrong. Your positive, imagina- method to the motive, then judge. Dr. and Mrs. Craig M. Sprung (Marypat Puts), 28A Seaview Ave., Mr. and Mrs. Michael Maxzi (Jane) 105 Bergen Mills Road, tive, direct approach to problems (Susan Kramer), 1 Debra Court. Ocean Grove, daughter, Aug. 27. (Franclne Orlando), 1* Fish Road, Engltshtown, son, Aug. 26. helps you come upon solutions quicklj AQUARIUS (Jan. It-Feb. 16) - You Wayside, daughter, Aug. 1*. Mr. and Mrs. Jon Emig (Alicia Jackson, son, Aug. 22. Mr. and Mrs Daniel Vassalli and easily; you are constantly being may be subject to deep depression to- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gaynor Emlg), 152 Whitesvllle Rd., Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ViUle (Linda), RD 22600, Jackson, son, approached by others looking to yon day — unless you are completely boo- (Kathleen Kllllns), M Primrose son, Aug. 27. (Barbara Barren), V Emmons Aug. 26. for kelp or advice - though at tinm. ast with yourself from the outset. Lane, Brick Town, son, Aug. 19. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DtGiorgi you would much prefer a short, trivial PISCES (Feb. II March ») - You Street, Long Branch, son, Aug. 22. Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Harm (Audrey Slnnlger), 10 Pleasure Bay 'l about the weather! may have to shelter another from the Mr. and Mrs. Andy Martin (Rma Mr. and Mrs. Ricahrd Conklin anzlnaki (Antheno), RD J Box 714, truth today — but be prepared to fill Casale), 60S Larelne Avenue, Brad- (Kim Femandex), Winding Wood Apts., Long Branch, aon, Aug. 27. HoweU, son, Aug. 26. You will doubtless have many ely Beach, ton, Aug. 1». Mr. and Mrs. ErroU Wayne Chat- friends and admirers throughout your him in completely tomorrow. Apt*., Sayreville. Middlesex, daugh- Mr. and Mrs David SchulU (De- Mr. and Mrs George Lautenberg man (Patricia Fleming), 260 Ruth lifetime - unless you fail to control ter, Aug. 22. nlae), 14 Mechanic Street, Freehold, (Pamela Rlcci), 111 Oak Hill, Long your occasional, dramatic mood ARIES (March tl-April II) - Fo- Mr. and Mrs. John L. Sullivan Lane, Cliffwood, daughter, Aug. 26. son, Aug. 27. * Branch, daughter, Aug. JO. Mr. and Mrs. James Marshall swings, which can occur at the most cus on health today - before you find (Cathy Atchlson). 25 Nautilus Drive, iuuuuuiluno times and result hi alien- yourself at the mercy of your own Mr. and Ian. Matthew Xenatts Leonardo, son, Aug. 8. (Flora Ward), 10 Brbrton Place, (Janet Row), IN Ebnwood Rd., Neptune, son, Aug. 28. ation and solitude. Despite this, you body. Examine nutrition, exercise. ~Hr. and Mrs. Thomas Monghan shoald choose a profession in which Oakhurst, son, Aug. 20. (Violet Wright), 711 Pinebrook Rd., Mr. and Mrs. William H. Jamison TAURUS (April M-May M) - An yoa deal with people. acquaintance made today may devel- Mr. and Mrs. Martin Prokop Eatoatowa, daughter, Aug. 24. (Kathleen Kletnan), 507 Springdale C.B.S. Avenue, Long Branch, son, Aug. ». op too fast for your liking. Be direct, (Kathleen La Mort), 10S Greenwood Mr. and Mrs. James Masters SUPERMARKET ASM bora on this data are Defco- honest; guard against vulnerability. Loop Road, Bricktown, son, Aug. 20. (Donna Ambrose),» Blngham Ave., FREEHOLD AREA reti Karr, aotreM JogrPowee, for- Mr. and Mrs John Phillip Boa- Rumson, son, Aug. 26. HOSPITAL 36 MAIN ST. GEMINI (May M-Jaae 10) - Do not mans (Louis Cohalan), 410 West park Mr. and Mrs. Pete Santiago Freehold Township allow your own frustration with your- Avenue, Oakhurst, son, Aug. 20. (JeanetteCrespo), OB Spring Street, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Fanelli KKANSBURQ To ase what is In store for you to- self to Interfere with relationships to- Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Falcone Apt. Cl, Red Bank, daughter, Aug. (Margaret), 601 Sterling Ave., morrow, find your birthday aad read day. Don't take things out on others! (Donna Valana), 446 Ocean Ave., Brick, daughter, Aug. 20. the corresponding paragraph. Let your birthday star be your daily guide. CANCER (Jane 21-Jaly 21) - Not a fUB, Long Branch, son, Aug. 20. Mr. and Mrs. David Trumbull Sheryl V. Cappiagea and Norman CHICKEN FRANKS good day to be alone. Seek out a friend, Mr. and Mrs. William G. Tarrant (Diane Houle), 1449 Rustic Drive, W. Montage. RD 7 Box SB, Banna TUMDAV. 0CT06M* 1 loved one; spend time recounting good jr. (Christine Jordan), ISO Glendale Ocean, eon, Aug. 25. Hill Road, Jackson, daughter, Aug. LIBRA (Seal U-OclK)- Though times. This phase will pass. Drive, Freehold, son, Aug. 21. Rene* Morgan and Ell White, 178 20. ' the tendency will be to sit back and re- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Ham- 69*,* LEO (July 22-Aeg. It) - You may Mr. and Mrs. Craig Frankel Long Branch Ave., Long Branch, lax, take care yoa do not allow your (Helayne Adair), Royal Court daughter, Aug. M. mond (Martha Merrltt), J40S James JERSEY NUMKR GAME day to fall under another's control. be the focus of attention In several sit- fO-M), Spring Lake, son, Aug. 21. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Santo- Court, MJddletown, son, Aug. 22. SCORPIO (Oet M-Nev. 21) - An uations today. Don't be afraid to let Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Thompson Danato (Mary Lou Swistak), HOT Mr. and Mrs. Edward Howe Mok My 9 Numbsrs open schedule today shoald afford you loose, show off. 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SCOREBOARD 4 CLASSIFIED 6 Sports , SEPTEMBER 30, 1985 B Lady Luck smiles on the Giants York 29. Three plays gave five yards and PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Cornerback then Paul McFadden attempted a game- Elvis Patterson returned an intercepted winning field goal of 42 yards that sailed pass 29 yards 55 seconds into an overtime wide to the left and sent the game into period to give the New York Giants a 16-10 overtime. victory over the Philadelphia Eagles yester- day in a National Football League game. The Eagles won the toss and elected to Patterson, a second-year player from receive at the start of the overtime period Kansas, grabbed a pass thrown by Eagles and Herman Hunter returned seven yards to quarterback Ron Jaworskl and raced into his It. Earnest Jackson gained two and then the end zone behind a host of Mockers to give Jaworski threw a pass that appeared to be Foxhunting the Giants their third victory of the season tipped before it was intercepted by Pat- against one loss terson, who scooted for the winning touch- Jaworski, benched after the first game of down. the season for rookie quarterback Randall After a-scoreless first half, the Eagles gives autumn Cunningham, got Into the game late in the took a 3-0 lead at 5:28 of the third period on fourth period when Cunningham suffered an a 41-yard field goal by McFadden. injury to his left ankle on a running play. But the Giants rallied on a 49-yard field exciting event The Eagles, who lost their third game goal by rookie Jess Atkinson and a 26-yard against one victory, trailed 10-1 with 3:58 touchdown pass from Simms to rookie tight he mornings are cooler, last left in the game and the Giants pinned on end Mark Bavaro to go ahead 10-3 at the end evening's dew is lasting longer, their 4 after a 51-yard punt by Mike Horan of the third period. Tfooting is soft and scenting is On third down, quarterback Phil Simms The Giants defense recorded seven sacks keen. Hounds have been walked and attempted a pass to running back Joe of Cunningham, who completed only six of young entry introduced to the pack. Morris, but defensive end Reggie White 15 passes for 79 yards and scrambled for 32 Cubbing season is underway. Fox- tipped the ball. Cornerback Herman Ed- yards on five carries. hunting will officially begin in a wards intercepted and ran three yards for Defensive end Leonard Marshall, tied for the tying touchdown with 3:02 remaining. couple of weeks, and with it the fall third in the league with a 4.5 sack average, race meetings. The Eagles had a chance to win the game led the defensive charge on Cunningham with 3'/i sacks. Steeplechasing as we know it In regulation when a punt by Sean Landetta, today is a far cry from the informal the NFL's leading punter, took a bad bounce The New York defense with linebacker ASSOCIATED PRESS point-to-points between foxhunters and rolled dead at the Giants' 44 with 157 Lawrence Taylor, nose tackle Jerome Salley left in the game. NEEDS SCOPE — Quarterback Randall Cunningham (12) of the Philadelphia which began as early as 1752 in and linebacker Harry Carson helping Marshall, held the Eagles to 114 yards on the Eagles gets up close and personal with defensive tackle Jerome Sally (78) of Ireland. In years past only those The Eagles, with Jaworski directing the offense, moved to a first down at the New ground. the New York Giants yesterday during the Giants' 16-10 overtime win. directly concerned with the partici- pants could be found standing on yonder hillside cheering on their favorites. Today thousands of spec- tators turn out religously each season for what has become a Buccaneers topple regular sporting and social event. Tailgate parties are a festive and decorative added attraction, with some competing in a friendly rivalry to set the most elaborate spread, the fumbling Caseys most original, the most delicious. Established primarily to continue ball off ly JIM HINTUJMNN good sport among foxhunters after Helped by an 11-yard pass from The Register the close of hunting season, the hunt quarterback Al Choback to Claude races soon became major attrac- LITTLE SILVER - It was Red Bank Taylor, the Caseys quickly moved down Regional s speed and defense against to the four. Here Caldwell broke through tions. With each year the courses Red Bank Catholic's size in yesterday's the Buc line and would have scored, but . and fences became more sophisti- scholastic football game, and the speed the ball was knocked from his hands and cated and professional. From what and defense won out as the Bucs stunned Larry Johnson recovered for Red Bank was initially a simple two point race the Caseys, 6-3. at the 8. among a few friends, over natural "RBC is a tough ball club, but our This proved costly because two plays uncharted hunting country, covering defense rose to the occasion," Red Bank later, O'Neal took a pitchout from a distance from four to six miles, has coach Doug Wooden said. "At no time quarterback Harris Collins and eluded developed a series of races over did our defense break We had 11 tough the Casey secondary for a spectacular naturaXhurdle* and timber, covering guys on the field." 85-yard touchdown run A bad snap foiled a distance of one and one-half to RBC hurt itself with fumbles by losing the extra point attempt leaving the score the ball twice inside the Buc lOyard line 6-3. three miles, and involving thousands and the Bucs capitalized on the first The Caseys had two more scoring of people as spectators. miscue to score the lone touchdown of opportunities in the third quarter but In 1844, in Hoboken, New Jersey, the game, an 85-yard run by Mel O'Neal failed to come up with the big play the first recorded jumping race was Woodin wouldn't single out any one against the tough Buc defense held, at the Hoboken track. The player, but it was O'Neal's all-around RBC took the second half kirkoff and track, owned by a Mr. C.S. Brown- play that had a lot to do with the victory. went from its 41 to the Red Bank 12, but ing, was used for trotting, but this "He made a great play catching (RBC Caldwell again fumbled and Johnson new race was in heats, with four 4 running back) Richie Caldwell from recovered once more. foot hurdles to be jumped in each behind," Woodin said. O'Neal's big defensive play came on RBC held four downs and got the ball heat, apparently akin to what we RBC's first offensive series. Starting back in good field position at the Buc 39 know as show jumping today, as from its 25 following a Buc punt, the but again the Caseys couldn't capitalize riders jump against the clock. These Caseys moved out to their own 49. RBC reached the Buc 24 but Greg races were held for two years in a Caldwell broke through the Buc line and Flanagan was dropped for a 9-yard loss row, until the death of Mr. Browning got out into the open for an apparent by three Buc tacklers on a fourth-down in 1845 caused them to cease. For the touchdown, but O'Neal fought off an reverse. next few years similar races were RBC blocker and dragged Caldwell down at the nine. The last chance for the Caseys came held in various places. late in the third quarter when Golden, a On November 10,1865, four horses This was a big play in the game as standout in a losing cause at defensive RBC couldn't move the ball and had to end, recovered a Buc fumble at the Red ran over fences at Lincoln, Mass., settle for a 26-yard field goal by and according to the Boston Post, Bank 42, but the Buc defense held once sophomore Chris Carton which put the more and RBC never got close again. November 11, 1865: "Steeplechasing Caseys in front, 3-0, with 1:32 remaining has hitherto been considered an "Red Bank is a good football team," The turning point in the game came RBC defensive backfield coach Pat exclusively English sport, but we are early in the second quarter. Red Bank's THE REGISTER/CARL O. FORINO Farmer said. "But those two fumbles glad to know that through- the Rick Granato dropped back to punt on BUSTING LOOSE — Running back Hal Golden (36) of Red Bank Catholic tries the down at the goal line hurt us We have exertions of some of our first his own 36 but RBC's Al Golden and right side of the Red Bank Regional line during yesterday's rain-delayed scholastic to hold onto the ball citizens who have taken to breeding Damien Zusi dropped him for a 9-yard football opener for both schools. The Bucaneers slipped by, 6-3. thoroughbred horses, that loss before he had a chance to get the See Bucs, Page 2B peculiarity of racing is being in- troduced into this country." In 1885 the first recorded point-to-point in the United States took place with the running of the Genesee Valley (New York) Hunt event. Leahy's four FG's lift Jets over Colts One of the most important dif- 45 yards. ferences between poiont-to-point EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) - "Once you hit two in a row, it all feels races and the sanctioned meets run On a football field 100 yards long, the right," said Leahy. "After that, you have under the rules of the National difference between the New York Jets your confidence and it's easy." Steeplechase and Hunt Association, and Indianapolis Colts yesterday came The Jets built a 25-17 lead after three is the amount of the purses. By 1869, down to inches. periods on the strength of Leahy's field a $25 sweepstake with $1000 added, After the Jets built a 25-20 lead, thanks goals. Their touchdowns came on a 39- inaugurated steeplechasing at greatly to four field goals by Pat Leahy, yard flea-flicker pass from Ken O'Brien Colts safety Tate Randle recovered a Jerome Park, and the first steeple- to Kurt Sohn 53 seconds into the second Freeman McNeil fumble and returned period and a one-yard dive by Tony Paige chase at Pimlico was held on eight yards to the Jets 14 early In the in the third quarter. October 28, 1873. fourth period. New York's flea-flicker began when As the popularity of racing over Two running plays got the Colts to the O'Brien handed to McNeil, who took two fences grew at the flat tracks, so did five, where they had a third- and-one. steps forward, then lateraled the ball the hunts take notice. In 1882 the Halfback Albert Bentley tried to vault back to O'Brien. The quarterback hit a Myopia Hunt put on a steeplechase over the line, but was stopped, setting up wide-open Sohn at the Colts' 15 and he and in 1883 the Meadow Brook Hunt a fourth and inches. This time, Bentley scooted into the end zone. Club followed suit. In the spring of had no chance as he was smothered by Leahy missed the extra point by 1884, the inaugural running of the defensive end Marty Lyons. hitting the right upright of the goal posts. Great Long Island Steeplechase, an "We were well prepared for what they Indianapolis' first touchdown came at do on short yardage," said Lyons. "I imitator of the Grand National at 12:32 of the second period, making the beat the tackle from the cutoff block. He score 15-10. Quarterback Mike Pagel hit Aintree, England, was held. In the had nowhere to go. Ray Butler slanting over the middle and latter part of the 19th century the "I thought they would go for it. They Butler eluded linebacker Charles Jack- •NSHA was formed by August Bel- were five points down, it was fourth and son at the Colts' 35 and sped to the end mont II for the purpose of organizing one, and if they make it, they have four zone for a 72-yard scoring play. these events on a more professional downs to go four yards. I think they took TV Colts began the second half with level to insure their continuation and the right gamble, and we had the right an 80-yard march in 12 plays, highlighted prosperity. defense." by a 33-yard double-reverse run by Steeplechasing in New Jersey still Bentley felt he had nude the first Robbie Martin. Pagel connected with down the first time and that the Colts tight end Pat Beach for a 16-yard score lives, and this fall the Monmouth shouldn't have needed another try. to pull the Colts within 18-17. County Hunt will once again sponsor "I thought It was bad mark, on third But the Jets went 74 yards in 12 plays, its annual Hunt Meeting on October down," said Bentley, a rookie. "I including a key, 10-yard scramble by 19, in Red Bank. The mornings will thought I definitely had the first down, O'Brien to the Colts' one before Paige be even cooler, the dew will have but once the referees make a decisioon scored the winning points. become mist as the first tailgate it will stay. The Jets, 3-1, won for the third straight party is launched, but one does not "That play," he said of the fourth- time while Indianapolis fell to 1-3. need to be a foxhunter or even know down effort, "has worked for us In the Leahy had made « consecutive extra a great deal about horses to revel In past and I figured we'd go with It. But points before missing in the second they had too much penetration." ASSOCIATED PRESS the beauty of the great ones as they quarter. But he atoned for that with his Leahy missed an extra point for the four first-half field goals TD CATCH — Wide receiver Kurt Sohn of the New York Jets has his eyes on the pigskin sail over fence after fence. first time in his last 47 tries, but made Sohn finished with a career-high eight as he catches a pass from Ken O'Brien and completes a 39-yard scoring play during up for It with field goals of 22, 35, 48 and catches for 112 yards the second quarter of the Jets' 25-20 win over the Colts yesterday The Rciiiler ', SEPTEMBER 30,1985 T.R. South slips past Huskies in a thriller team would control the ball. "We ters, with Rice getting his second IT rm mam can't score without the ball." score on a 1-yard dive. Pak's extra- The Register Winning coach Chip LaBarca point gave the Huskies their last TOMS RIVER - What was billed agreed. "Matawan has so many lead at 20-16. as a major early season confronta- dangerous people, we knew we had TRS used its only sustained drive tion, lived up to all its expectations to keep it out of their hands " At of the half to regain the lead, 24-20. as Toms River South High School least for the first half, the Indians Two Applegate passes along with edged Ma la wan Regional in a 31-28 did. Their tint score came late in some nifty running by Dickerson thriller yesterday. the first quarter on an 11-play drive (25-92), including the score from the "Sometimes it comes down to a that used up over seven minutes. A eight on a fourth-down situation, matter of inches," commented los- 21-yard pass from Chris Applegate gave the Indians a seemingly safe ing coach Joe Martucci. What (12-15-183) to Anthony Terry and a lead with 4:46 left. This advantage Martucci was alluding to was a 47-yard toss to freshman Chip seemed even safer when King Lance Tumulty pass that just LaBarca Jr. were the big gainers. pounced on a Tumulty fumble three missed connecting with Rusty Neal Dickerson dove off tackle from the plays later. Terry then raced down which would have given the Huskies one for the tally. On a beautifully the sideline in what apppeared to be the lead with 1:19 remaining. executed fake, holder Ward Flynn the nail in the Huskie coffin with The contest was two different found Dickerson all alone for the 2:22 remaining. ballgames, with each club domi- • two-point conversion and an 8-7 lead. nating for one half. TRS completely TRS continued its ball-control However the Huskies would not had the upper hand in the first half, attack on its next possession. The die Trailing 31-20 and with time although it did not begin that way. drive used up the first 8:46 of the running out, Tumulty fired a bullet On Matawan's first play from second period. Aided by a pass to Rusty Neal and the fleet flanker scrimmage, mercurial tailback interference call on Matawan which raced 55 yards for the score. Gregg Rice took a pitchout at the 30, placed the ball on the 24, Applegate Electing for two, Tumulty found broke off right tackle and turned on hit talented tight end Duane King on Charles Vena in the end-zone corner, his 4.5 speed outrunning the entire a slant-in. Dickerson crashed off narrowing South's lead to 31-28. Indian team down the right sideline tackle from the II, giving TRS its Matawan's last second effort was for the score. Jun Pak hit the 16-7 halftime advantage. not over yet. Gregg Rice snagged placement, giving the Huskies a Matawan struck early in the Pak's onside kick and proceeded to quick 7-0 lead. From that point on, second half. Linebacker Brian Long reach South's 20 before being pulled TRS used an assorted array of picked off an Applegate pass in the down. Unfortunately for Matawan passes mixed with Brian flat and raced 44 yards for the score, the ball was ruled dead at the 38, Dickerson's off-tackle slants to cutting the TRS lead to 16-13. This where to quote Martucci, "it was completely control the remainder of play gave the Huskies the momen- Just a matter of inches." Three the half. tum they had lost in the first half. passes fell incomplete and TRS took Prior to the contest, Martucci had They regained the lead on a drive over and ran out the clock. So close, THE REGISTER/CARL D FORINO commented that the key was which spanning the third and fourth quar- yet so far. GET OFF ME — Running back Lawrence Johnson tackle Harry Chebookjian of Red Bank Catholic (2) of Red Bank Regional tries to ward off defensive yesterday in the Bucaneers' 6-3 victory Bucs Blue Devils rout Pinelands head coach Bob Rolak said after the and he had to grab the ball and Continued from Page 1B WEST LONG BRANCH • Shore game. "The linebackers played hurriedly throw it in the direction of Regional High School got off to a "We have a good football team carries for the Bucs while Caldwell Shore Regional in another non- especially well." one of his players fast start yesterday in its defense of Rolak undoubtedly was talking The ball fell incomplete near a too," he said. "But we didn't play was RBC's top ground gainer with 70 conference game Saturday. the Shore Conference "C" Division that well With Red Bank's speed, yards in 17 carries RBC has three rough opponents specifically about Chris Kurtanick lineman. Pinelands suffered a five- South football title with a 24-0 rout and Tim Macaluso, who were all yard penalty for having an illegal you have to give them at least one Although it was a non-conference coming up It plays host to Middle- of Pinelands Regional. touchdown Their quarterback (Col- game, the Bucs showed enough to town North Saturday and then over the field. Kurtanick had three man downfield and suffered the loss lins) .showed a lot of poise" make them a strong contender for follows it up with "B" North powers The Blue Devils unleashed a sacks, an interception and a fumble of the down. Rescigno then ran 25 yards down the left sideline and on O'Neal gained 158 yards in 16 "C" North honors They play host to Asbury Park and Ocean Township powerful running tandem of George recovery. Shore scored touchdowns Rescigno and Pat Harmon on the after the interception and the re- the next play scored the first hapless Wildcats. Rescigno scored covered fumble and got into good touchdown. two touchdowns on three-yard runs field position for a field goal Near the end of the period, John and picked up 95 yards in 17 carries. following the first sack, which Marotta, who kicked three extra necessitated a punt that carried only points, booted a 45-yard field goal Kelly's run Harmon didn't score, but gained to the Pinelands 48. that sailed straight through the 90 yards in 15 tries. His longest center of the uprights effort was 43 yards early in the third Macaluso stopped-up the center of period to set up the second touch- the line effectively, making numer- Early in the third quarter, the helps propel down ous tackles throughout the game. Blue Devils drove 76 yards for their next touchdown. A 20-yard pass The closest the Pinelands offense Pinelands' two quarterbacks, Bob Knapp and Todd Lawrence, com- from quarterback Craig Jacobson to could get to the Shore goal line was Bill Mayo and the 43-yard run by late In the second quarter when runs pleted only two of 13 passes, had one intercepted and were sacked six Harmon were the key plays. Monmouth of four and five yards by Dave Rescigno went up the middle on the times. Ciliento and an eight-yard keeper by sixth play of the march for his quarterback Bob Knapp brought the Pinelands received the opening second touchdown. MIDDLETOWN - A 57-yard ball to the 32. touchdown run by Rod Kelly kickoff, had incomplete passes on The fumble recovery by Chris Here, however, two runs lost five the first two downs and then got a prevented a major upset yesterday Kurtanick set up the final touch- yards and a pass fell incomplete on seven-yard run by Ciliento. Mike down with fewer than two minutes afternoon and propeled Monmouth fourth down. Keeney then went back to punt, but to play. Jacobson threw 16 yards to Regional High School past Mater "The defense was excellent," the center took a couple of bounces Craig Pierson for the points. Dei, 13-8 The non-Shore Conference game was postponed from Saturday after- noon Kelly's touchdown burst came Hernandez powers Keyport after Mater Dei had scored and gone ahead on a two-point conversion. "One breakdown," bemoaned POINT PLEASANT - Running could have," Ciccotelli said. "We the second quarter' by racing 60 Mater Dei first-year coach Bill back John Hernandez did it all for • made a lot of mistakes and had too yards on a sweep for his first Dickinson "We had our two de- Keyport High School Saturday night many penalties. touchdown. He followed it up with a fensive ends injured and the play in the Red Raiders' 19-6 win over "It was a night game following a 1-yard TD plunge to cap a 50-yard stubborn Point Pleasant Beach. drive. was allowed to go through without day off because of the hurricane," Hernandez scored all three of anyone closing off" he continued. "That might have had Keyport closed out the scoring in Keyport's touchdowns on runs of 60, something to do with it." the third quarter when Hernandez Monmouth coach Joe Barth was 1 and 26 yards while gaining 230 raced 26 yards for his final touch- yards from scrimmage. He also had Point Beach surprised Keyport at not unhappy with the win, but with the start by recovering a Red down to finish off another 50-yard a touchdown on a 50-yard punt Raider fumble on the first play from drive. Kevin Reigler kicked the the way his team performed return nullifed by a penalty and "Were going to have to work doubly scrimmage. Two plays later, quar- extra point. intercepted two passes from his terback Jeff Anderson threw a 42- hard to prepare for Ocean Township corner back spot. Keyport opens up "C" North yard touchdown pass to Lee Linton. action Saturday when it plays host on Saturday " The Ocean staff was THE REGISTER/CARL D FORINO Despite Hernandez' performance, Hernandez got Keyport even in to Keansburg in attendance 'yesterday scouting LOOKING FOR ROOM — Tailback Melvin O'Neal (33) of Red Bank Keyport coach Mike Ciccotelli wasn't too happy with the overall their next opponent Regional looks for room in the Red Bank Catholic defense yesterday -as Casey defensive tackle Sid Armour (78) closes in. performance of his team. 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SEPTEMBER 30, 1985 Carter's 10th inning homer, Expos help Mets get closer
ever Ul n s to come who nad tnree hils th rd ^ITOrtPITTSBURGJ TH™(Tp"^^WiUHiiH (AP) - With hisi "I""f everything'y ' K's goinggoing to come who had three hits. '<, >to thirdi . , Orosro formeform.r M«.>r.,>Montreail Expop»~sv (teammate-.mm..Ms togethertogethe r anand happenhappen,, it's nicnice thathatt it camcamee oonn ttoo strikstrikee ououtt Sid Bream cooperating, Gary Carter helped the does it in September," Carter said. before Pena grounded a hit up the New York Meti get a little closer in Carter entered the game batting middle the National League East race. .161 against Pittsburgh (9-56) with New York led 4-3 in the sixth no tnme runs and three RBI. inning when Darryl Strawberry hit Carter slammed a two-run homer "We've kept him under control all Jim Winn's first pitch over the with one out in the tenth yesterday yea', " Pittsburgh Manager Chuck center-field wall, scoring Carter, to give the Mets a 9-7 victory over Tanner said. who had walked the Pittsburgh Pirates and pull New "They've pitched me tough all York to within three games of the Strawberry's 27th homer of the year," Carter said. "It's sweet to season broke his own team record first-place St. Louis Cardinals. get a home run against them. Keith The Mets picked up a full game for home runs in a season by a left got us going, just like he has all handed hitter because St. Louis lost 7-5 to Mon- year. McW lliams likes to quick Johnson's single keyed a four-run treal, the team Carter played 10 pitch so all I was thinking was first fourth inning against starter fee seasons with before he was traded to ball, fastball." New York last winter Tunnell Wally Backman doubled The victory went to Jesse Orosco, and scored on a single by Hernandez 74, who worked the final 2 2-3 before two walks loaded the bates New York begins a three-game innings. series against the Cardinals in St. for Johnson. Louis Tuesday. Howard Johnson had homered off Rafael Santana's infield -out Pirate reliever Cecilio Guante in the "We wanted to go in there no scored the fourth run. worse than three games out and top of the ninth inning to tie the Johnny Ray, Mike Brown and Jim that's what we are," Mets Manager score at 7-7. Morrison hit RBI singles against Dave Johnson said. "For some "For some reason, I felt we were Mets starter Sid Fernandez inline reason, I thought all along that we going to come back," Johnson said. fourth. Morrison hit his four Hi would. I didn't really have anything Pittsburgh took a 7-6 lead after homer of the season in the sevepth to base it on." Johnny Ray's two-run, double and Tony Pena's RBI single keyed an Sunday's game, Pittsburgh's last With one out, Keith Hernandez eighth-inning rally. at home this season, drew 13,956 singled and Carter hit his 32nd Bill Almon and RJ Reynolds led fans, but the Pirates finished the homer, a career high, against loser off the Pirates eighth with singles season with a total of 735,900, their ASSOCIATED I Larry McWilliams, 6-9 It was against Roger McDowell and scored lowest total since 1968 Carter's 13th home run in Septem- GAME WINNER — Catcher Gary Carter (8) of the homer in the tenth inning gave the Mets a 9-7 win on Ray's double into the right-field The loss was the Pirates' 106th, ber, tying a Mets record set by Dave New York Mets Is congratulated by teammate Keith over the Pirates. corner the most by a Pittsburgh club since Kingman in July 1075. Hernandez, left, yesterday after Carter's two-run After Mike Brown sacrificed Ray, the 1954 Pirates lost 101 Jays magic number to three Yankees use long ball to sweep twinbill from
came to win two and that's what we NEW YORK (AP) - Don Mat- homer for Baltimore against Bordi, did. It was a good day, but it still tingly, Don Baylor and Dave Win- 6-8, in the sixth, but the Yankees put looks bleak." field beat a longball tattoo on the it away with three runs in the Baltimore Orioles yesterday, lead- The sweep gave New York an 11-1 seventh. A throwing error by short- ing the New York Yankees to a 4-0, record against the Orioles this stop Cal Ripken and Baylor's two- 9-2 doubleheader sweep. season. Baltimore has beaten the run double produced the runs. Yankees only three times in the last Mattingly hit a pair of home runs Mattingly singled home another 20 games between the teams, dating In the first game while Baylor and run in the eighth. back to June 23, 1984. Wlnfield contributed a pair of two- Bordi gave up three hits in six Rich Bordi teamed with Rod run shots in the nightcap But the innings and Scurry pitched three Scurry on a three-hitter in the sweep still left the Yankees close to hitless innings for his first AL save. second game for New York. In the elimination in the American League In the first game, Mattingly hit first game, Joe Cowley and Dave East, 5Vi games behind Toronto, both of his homers against loser Righetti combined to hold Balti- which defeated Milwaukee. The Scott McGregor, 13-14. The hits gave more to three hits. Blue Jays' magic number to clinch Mattingly 201 for the season and the division is three. Baltimore Manager Earl Weaver made him the first Yankee since Joe was ejected from both games. He "We're making them go out and DiMaggio in 1936-37 to put together has been tossed out of four games keep winning," said Mattingly, who consecutive 200-hit seasons. this season since taking over the had his 32nd and 33rd home runs of Orioles in midseason Cowley, 12-5, pitched the first the season and ran his RBI total to Wlnfield and Baylor got the seven Innings and gave up two hits, 140 for the year. Yankees off to a 34 lead in the first and then Righetti came in for his "You'd like to see a loss up there inning of the nightcap. Rickey 27th save of the season (on the Scoreboard), a little light at Henderson drew a leadoff walk from Weaver was ejected from the first the end of the tunnel. It's tough to Brad Havens, 0-1, stole second and game in the third inning after his keep positive when you know you scored as Winfield doubled. Baylor third lengthy argument with home need a little luck. We havee to stay followed with his 22nd homer. plate umpire Nick Bremigan. relaxed and keep going after it." The Yankees made it 54 in the Weaver was ejected from the sec- Winfield, who had three hits in the fifth when Henderson walked and ond game during the pre-game second game, said, "We just hung Winfield hit his 26th home run conference at home plate as the loose and did what we could do. We Tom O'Malley hit a two-run lineups were being exchanged Kicker could be key for Steelers said. "The statisticians come up "He has been very consistent, PITTSBURGH (AP) - Nobody's with some kind of wacky numbers. which is all you can ask of your perfect — not even Pittsburgh I was disappointed on missing the kicker, " Noll said Steelers kicker Gary Anderson. But ASSOCIATED PRESS last attempt. I just kicked under- Of course, Noll hopes he doesn't you might not be able to convince DOUBLETEAMED — Manager Earl Weaver, right, with the Yankees yesterday. Weaver argued in the neath it." have to trot the former South the Cincinnati Bengals, Houston of the Baltimore Orioles argues with umpires Jim first and second innings, and came out to argue in Steelers Coach Chuck Noll hardly African soccer star onto the Three Oilers and Cleveland Browns of Evans, left, and Nick Bremigan, back, who gave has been kicking himself for picking Rivers Stadium artificial turf too the third and was ejected from the game. that. up Anderson off the waiver wire at many times tonight. That would Weaver an earfull during the first game of a twinbill When the fourth-year kicker from the end of training camp in 1982. mean the Steelers' offense, which Syracuse University missed a 40- After being cut by the Buffalo Bills, has been erratic this season, is yard attempt against the Houston Anderson has been the mark of bogging down again. Oilers last week, it was his first consistency for the Steelers. Ballesteros edges Langer in Matchplay botched field goal try in 23 attempts The Steelers, 2-1, manhandled the against AFC Central Division oppo- Anderson has been the AFC's Indianapolis Colts 45-3, then couldn't score, Player's 6 and 4 success , Both m' -aid they were drained VIRGINIA WATER, England l( nents. leading scorer the last two seasons, do anything right in a 17-7 loss to the against American Jack Nicklaus in by i»ir efforts ... >..t Hyder Cup two kicking for 117 points in 1184, and at (AP) • Severiano Ballesteros of weeks ago when Dritain and Europe He has the chance to start another Cleveland Browns. They partially 1966. his present pace will become the righted themselves in a 20-0 victory Spain posted a record 6 and 5 victory beat the United Stales 'or the first streak tonight when the Steelers and most accurate field goal kicker in over an ailing Bernhard Langer of The 28-year-old Ballesteros, who time in 28 years Cincinnati Bengals play on Monday over the Houston Oilers last week, National Football League history. West Germany yesterday in the beat Langer 2 and 1 in last year's "I don't feel it was Bernhard Night Football for the third time in although they failed to score a His career percentage of .813 (61 of final of the 1240,000 World title decider, admitted he played Langer I beat today but someone as many seasons. touchdown in the second half. 75) entering the 1965 season was the Matchplay Golf Championship. "as well as I needed to" against the else," Ballesteros said of his below- The Bengals, 0-3, did plenty of Anderson has been at his best highest of any active NFL kicker. It was the Spaniard's fourth West German this time. par opponent, whose putting and tee- scoring last week against the San when the Steelers have needed him triumph in 10 consecutive appear- Langer, also 28, conceded he had to-green game fell away in the He closed the 1984 season by Diego Chargers. But they still lost, to be, against teams in their own ances in the tournament, just one "played as badly as I have in a long unseasonably warm autumn sun at making 16 of his last 18 attempts, 44-41, in the highest-scoring game in division. short of South African Gary Play- time " the tree-lined Wentworth course. He professed ignorance when and Is three of five this season, the team's history, and now face er's record five titles. He added: "But I was very tired Ballesteros won $70,000 to bring informed of the streak's end. including a 51-yard miss against the what could be a must-win situation Ballesteros' six-hole margin bet- and still suffering from the cold I his earnings in this event to an Indianapolis Colts. against the Steelers. "I just go out and kick," Anderson tered the previous best winning had before the tournament." estimated J45O.0O0
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Fortune Scarecrow And Mrs King Kate a Ale NtwtMfi Cagney&Lscey NBC IwM Ntwyvndi TVOOpeTI Tonight Show: 23rd Anniversary AIX MY CHILDREN: Realizing O learns that Francis, the man who's with Jill. Betty fearful Jack Is going Palmer blackmailed Sandy into try- nursing her injuries from car crash, to do a story on her. Gabrielle Company M'A'I'H P.M.Mag. | AlFamily MarvOriMn Newt Ing to seduce Cliff, Daisy tells e is studying to be a monk. Hope calls refuses to give Max divorce. Palmer their relationship Is over. ABCNaws , Ent. TontQht HafdcaiMfl Nf L Footbettf BonQtto ti SltMttrt the Hortons for help but can't say SANTA BARBARA: Augusta tells Angle opposed to Jesse's desire to o anything when she learns Richard Is Lionel she caused car crash. Lionel join police force. During argument Pyfttntd Benny Hi N*M Family Feud "Where Ware You When The UghU went Out?" listening on the extension. Victor surprised when Augusta wants o with Jeremy and Erica, Adam has asks Ivy to bring the baby and move Janice fired. Brick rushed to surgery Jaflmons Ind.Newi tod. News | News seizure and collapses. Rushed to the Movta "That Championship Season" in with him. Kim realizes McBride where medics try to remove metal hospital, Adam lies comatose. is planting incriminating evidence at splinter from base of spine. They Movlemake. MacNea/Lehrer A Smith War Deep Into The Blue Holes Jeremy tells the Mountie that a Bo and Hope's apartment. also realize he needs kidney trans- rescued him and Erica that' he plant. Augusta tries to stop Brick's Sauted WKRP Movie: "The Other SKI* (X Midnight" doesn't want his prominent family GENERAL HOSPITAL: Scorpio unable to convince Anna to tell Robin father from coming to Santa Involved in his problems. When Rocky Road Santord Animals Baseball: Atlanta Braves it Houston Astros Barbara. Augusta tells Nick to (CD Erica wishes for Adam's death, they are her parents. Scorpio's continue to press Minx for the reason HakA*wi Jeremy is upset. Flown to Pine attempts to get Green Shirts out of M'A'S'H Movie: "THa French Lieutenant's Woman" Vega! she Is still so close to Brick. Brick Valley, Adam must undergo surgery Port Charles fail. Teri's grand- asks Cruz to help find his father. 8poCtr. NFLFKms Bengals Matchup mB'bal Auto Racing: NASCAR Holy Farms 400 for brain abnormality. Mark lands mother warns her to get Bobbi and am Unaware Kirk Cranston piloting job as cruise ship entertainer. Jake to stop asking questions or Jack's plane, Eden hops aboard and MO Movie M08 Movie. "The Big Chi" Movie: "Educating RHs" Brooke watches Giles make his she'll suffer the consequences. the duo head for Hawaii. Eden successful underwater dive. Tad Patrick cleared as suspect in Josh's Radio 1998 tormented by C.C. needing to be UM Dragnet Movie: "The Winds Of Kitty Ha**" HckCevatt nearly hysterical when he realizes murder. Scorpio tells Woo he knows he's a partner with Dr. Diehm in the upon life support system. Brick calls his saving Talia in fire means his TMC Movie Cont'd Movie: "The Last Tycoon" "Hot Dog... The Movie" Amy, claiming that he's decided not picture- will be on front page of warehouse. Woo's son Kim throws to leave Santa Barbara. Meanwhile, newspapers. knife at Frisco. Yank interested in "I Want You" Cont'd Elton John Breaking Hearts Tour Movie: "The WUdLMt" Woo's beautiful goddaughter Jade Amy gets a call giving the truth ANOTHER WORLD: Carl plots to Woo tells Sean to find the two black behind Brick's stay in Santa MM Tennis: New Jersey Volvo Championships A SettonOt Memories get pendant away from Nancy. pearls that were in the stolen Barbara. Mason kisses Mary. Felicia considers destroying her Buddha. Frisco makes it look as book when she learns Edward is though he was the one who struck SEARCH FOR TOMORROW: alive. However, Cass gets hold of the and killed Tey. Hogan tells Liza he thinks Lloyd manipulated T.I stock. Liza feels manuscript and takes it Victoria GUIDING LIGHT: David furious Museum presents craft lecture series that Hogan's just jealous. An at- convinces Jake to stay in Bay City. when the intertwining-circle symbol Felicia furious when she learns tractive guidance counselor takes an appears in Lujack's rock video. ing the National Endowment of the Michoud is Edward's son. Daphne interest in Ryder. Hibbard's nephew MONTCLAIR - The Montclair the influence of modern aesthetics Suzette promises to edit out the Humanities fellowship for research plots to get Sally out of the way. arrives in town. Chase continues his Art Museum and the Montclair on the quilting tradition in New symbol. Jackson informs Beth he in poetry and painting, he has served Catlln tells Brittany not to be campaign to stop Quinn and Sarah's Crafters' Guild, under the auspices Jersey. knows she and Lujack are still an as art critic for various publications unrealistic in the search for their son try for success. Bela, now working of the New Jersey Council on the Carol Westfall ends "The Impact item. David spots jukebox contain- including The New Yorker maga- Evan. Catching Donna reading her at the TV station, is interested in Arts/Department of the State, will of Crafts" series with "Balancing ing $10 million at Company. Ed and zine. Shapiro will lead the inquiry to unfinished novel, Felicia fires her. Wendy. Lloyd pulls the plugs on a present "The Impact of Crafts," a High Tech with High Touch" Oct 31 Claire's hiding place discovered and romance between T.R. and Ryder. discover who draws the fine line Carl orders Feyez to Bay City. four-part lecture series Thursday Westfall's name is synonymous with they're thrown in jail. In front of Quinn and Sarah spend the night in between art and craft. fiber art in America today. She Hearing there's a contract on her evenings In October. Fletcher, Maureen, Claire, Ed, a secluded hotel during a storm. Stu Oct. 17, Alan Lazarus, chairman of teaches at Montclair State College life, Adrienne asks Larry for help. The month has been proclaimed by Saunders and Tague, Alicia admits takes Hibbard's nephew Davey in, the art department at William and Columbia University, has lec- AS THE WORLD TURNS: Steve the Crafts Division of the State she killed her sister Charlotte unaware of his dangerous past. Two Paterson College and president of tured internationally, won countless confused when he learns $10,000 has Council as "All Join Hands: A LOVING: Dolly tells Keith, who's hoods invade the Caldwell house and Lazarus Furniture Design, examines awards, and has written some 20, been anonymously deposited in his Celebration of Crafts in the State of using the name Bill, she's been a threaten Davey. Sunny purposely why people feel compelled to decor- publications on weaving, dyeing, bank account. Cat forces Barbara to New Jersey." kiss him. Brian shares kiss with hooker since 13. Looking at Dolly's interrupts a night of romance for ate utilitarian objects, in the lecture, textiles, sculpting and rug design. Shannon. Shannon decides to stay in poodle, Keith, who's still suffering Liza and Hogan. Sunny blames Liza In response to a formal request to "Beautiful and Useful." She is the recipient of a Montclair Oakdale Lucinda overhears Craig from amnesia, is reminded of Spike. for Hogan's decision to abandon his participate in this celebration, the Carter Houck, editor of Lady's State College career development tell Sierra that Lily was almost Ann turns down drink offered by promising writing career. Searching museum and the guild are offering Circle Patchwork Quilts magazine, grant to study computer usage for raped in the stables. When Craig Dane. Tug goes to tell Jack he and through the ruins of a flash flood, this joint program to acknowledge and Judy Dales, quilter, lecturer and the loom and for surface design and says he plans to quit working for her, Sheree are Johnny's real parents, Wendy fears Quinn is among the the aesthetic contribution histori- author, share the program, "A will describe how the most advanced Lucinda threatens to tell Sierra they but Jack has already taken Johnny dead cally made by crafters, highlight Heritage of Handwork — Quiltmak- technology is used to produce hand- were lovers. Margo accepts police from the crib. Ava learns that she New Jersey's unique role in the ing in New Jersey," Oct. 24. Houck crafted goods. doesn't have a legal leg to stand on YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS: assignment which will take her out crafts movement, and provide an all- is the author of eight books on All programs of "The Impact of since she's still married to Jack and When Ashley confronts Jack with the of town for six weeks. around perspective of crafts and quilting. To collect material for her Crafts" begin at II p.m. and are he still has legal right to take fact that he was the one who must their place in the arts, business, magazines she travels across the followed by a reception to meet the Johnny. Line's mom Rebecca rents have stolen perfume formula, he CAPITOL: Kelly packs her bags technology and everyday life. United States searching for the best artists. Tickets for all four lectures mansion in Corinth and asks him to counters with statement that she and Jordy leams that the very wealthy- David Shapiro, critic-in-residence in old and new quilts. Dales' award- are available. Single lectures are move in. Line won't tell Lorna the Victor were lovers. Brad tells his looking Lee Ann is living in a seedy at William Paterson College, begins winning quilts have been featured on also being sold. The Montclair Art real reason they can't marry. Gwyn mother Margaret that he's working hotel Charity informs Kelly that the series this Thursday to address the cover of magazines and shown at Museum, 3 South Mountain Ave , upset that Dane has hired Harry. at the Abbotts'. He becomes nervous Brooks is a crook who paid her to the question, "When Is Craft Art?" numerous exhibitions throughout the Montclair, N.J. 070(2, may be con- Mike lands job in Saudi Arabia when she suggests he come to make copies of famous paintings and Recipient of several awards includ- country. These two experts discuss tacted then sold them as originals Sam Returning home, Shana tells Jim dinner, stating his intense dislike for discovers Ronni's been taping con- she's all over her feelings for Mike. his father. Believing Jill just feign- versations at the Cleggs' Trey finds ing depression, Kaye decides to trap ONE LIFE TO LIVE: Realizing Kelly at Moon Lake and tells her he's her.. John agrees to let Kaye do who Ivan is, Jenny doesn't want him divorcing Sloane to marry her. When whatever she can to help him get a to inject David but it's too late Trey tells Sloane their marriage is divorce. Jill's psychiatrist becomes MOVIE TIMETABLE During scuffle among ivan, Jenny over, she becomes drunk and heads an unwitting part of the plan When and Aida, David's antidote is de- for a nightclub where she's arrested Jill is faced with shock therapy, she stroyed. Rob steals needed antidote Information for th» movl* timalabl* ia RT. a CINIMA HI — for prostitution. 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'WHAT DO >CU MEANI'YOUVE HAOENOUBHCFMETOWY'J • pMMV SEPTEMBER 30. f9BS The Begjiiler 71 Households are increasing faster than the overall US population ^T^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^" andd later househousess , plunhias furniturefurniture,, thait nmi.pressurme i™for. i_«n«>urincreasedf hhousei - WASHINGTON (AP) - Offering cooking utensils and the many good news for homebuilders and hold growth is also being exerted at sundry goods needed to run a home. the other end of the age scale — the merchant!, the Census Bureau re- Some 80.4 million households were ported yesterday that Americans are elderly. counted in the 1M0 Census, a number Improved medical care is is letting up housekeeping at a sharply that jumped by 2.2 million by July 1, higher rate than the nation's overall 1961. allowing many elderly people to population growth. continue to live in their own house- While the population grew 4.2 Growth then slowed as the econ- holds for more years than had been percent between 1M0 and 1864, the omy worsened, with some studies the case In the past. number of households jumped 7 indicating that many young people, The overall trend is nearly univer- percent, the new Census Bureau unable to find jobs, choose to remain sal across the nation, with household study said. with their parents longer than they growth exceeding population growth Changes In the nation's age struc- had originally anticipated. in every state except Utah and ture were cited by the report as Households grew by 920,000 in 1982 Wyoming, the new Census study leading to this shift in living arrange- and 796,000 in 1983, and then bega.. reports. ments. to rebound as the economy im- The so-called Baby Bust, occur- proved. Household growth totaled Those two states were also the ring as the post-World War II Baby 1,682,000 in the year ending July 1, only ones where the proportion of the Boom generation postponed families 1964. population under age 18 increased to pursue education and careers, has between I960 and 1964. resulted in fewer youngsters in Both government and private stud- Alaska had the sharpest increase America, and a population tending to ies have also noted that the mere in households In the 1980-64 period, age overall. number of young adults Is not the up 29.7 percent. But that state's only factor at play. population was close behind with A larger percentage of the popu- growth of 24.4 percent. lation over age 18 results in more Many Baby Boomers have post- and more young folks leaving their poned marriage to undertake ca- Overall, the report said, as of July parents homes to set up house- reers, increasing the number of one- 1, 1984, the nation has a population keeping on their own. This trend person households In the nation. of 236,158,000, with 86,019,000 house- increases demand for apartments And other studies have pointed out holds. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS SO SOON? — A Denver, Colorado woman travelers advisories were posted for the state. As stops to clear freezing snow from her windshield much as six inches of was forecast for the city wipers last weekend. Winter storm warnings and Graves of Mayan rulers unearthed, discovery contradicts earlier idea period, the Maya empire covered the ground beneath a small shrine ByWAffflEHE LEMY much of what is today Mexico, consisting only of several lines ot ' AP Science Writer Belize and Guatemala, and parts of stones, they said. WASHINGTON - Archaeologists Honduras and Nicaragua While the site was stark by who unearthed the undisturbed At an archeological site called comparison with the older tomb, the graves of two Mayan rulers who died Santa Rita, located on a sea bluff remains of the ruler were adored 1,000 years apart said yesterday which circles Corozal, the third with elaborate jewelry. The re- their discovery contradicts the no- largest urban area in Belize, the searchers said these included a pair tion that ancient Central American scientists found a large stone tomb of gold earflares inlaid with tur- civilization declined before the and an earthen grave less than a quoise and jade, a necklace of shell Spanish conquest. mile apart. and Jade, and a bracelet of red sea The intact skeletal remains of shells not native to the area. high-ranking officials and accompa- Arlen Chase said the discovery is nying artifacts show the Maya "A sophisticated the first find of remains of a ruler THE ASSOCIATED PRESS retained an advanced political and of the late Postclassic period, span- RECOVERED ART — These two painted pottery before the arrival ot the Spaniards. On top, a economic system up to the time civilization ning 1350 to 1530, and said the pieces were among dozens of items discovered by carved limestone bowl found inside the Early European contact destroyed them, flourished right up discovery shows there was both archeologists who unearthed the burial places pi Classic tomb of a Maya ruler in Belize, Central the scientists said. commerce and authority at the time two Maya rulers who died 1,000 years apart. The America. Below, the other bowl, found above the "A sophisticated civilization to the invasion of "The earflares were clearly discovery, they say, contradicts the notion that the flourished right up to the invasion of traded in the area, as metal does not head of an Early Classic ruler, portrays a Maya the Spanish conquistadors in the 16th the Spanish occur naturally in the Maya low- ancient Central American civilization was in decline deity emerging from a shell century," they said in a report to the conquistadors in lands," he said. "For such earflares National Science Foundation, which to occur in a burial site more than supported the work and announced the 16th century." 750 miles from central Mexico the discovery. Dr. Diane Z. Chase indicates the importance of the Drs Diane Z. Chase and Arlen F. Dr. Arlen F. Chase buried individual as a provincial Chase, a husband-wife team of ruler." anthropologists from the University This importance is further implied of Central Florida, said the burial The -ornate 1,500-year-old tomb, by the presence of a second body in places found in Belize last month are containing the remains of a Maya the grave. The unadorned individual strong evidence the Maya culture king, was discovered under the floor was a sickly, elderly person whom was not in decline during its final of what was once a large building the researchers think may have been centuries from 1350 to 1530, when the The chamber is more than 13 feet involved in a blood-letting sacrifice Spanish arrived. long, 6 feet high and 4 feet wide for the dead ruler. "During this historic period, most The skeleton lay on its back, The second body was riddled with native Americans were killed by resting on the debris of a wooden 13 string-ray spines and a long disease brought over from Europe," pallet. The figure wore jade orna- copper needle, all used in ritual Diane Chase said in a telephone ments, including a set of jade and blood-letting by the Maya elite, they interview. "There were massive mica-inlaid earflares, large earring- said epidemics and some say as much as like jewelry that covered the entire ear, they said. Diane Chase said the study of 90 percent of some populations died Postclassic Maya culture is at a ' of disease." The tomb also contained dozens of turning point, with new Because entire native American items representing status and office, archeological evidence casting doubt empires fell to so few Spaniards, including painted pottery and masks. upon the written records of the some historians argue that the The finest object, the researchers Spanish concerning the Maya and the civilizations which built huge pyra- said, was a five-inch-diameter presumptions of some scholars mids and stone cities in Central and limestone bowl with four finely carved panels depicting a deity. "The first thing people notice is South America had fallen into deca- the Classic (period) society, with its dence and decay by the time the The other burial site was that of big pyramids and fine cities," she Europeans arrived. a provincial ruler who reigned more said. "They figure that anything During its height between 300 AD than 500 years ago Unlike the older after this was downhill. What we are and 900 AD, known as the Classic tomb, this one was a simple grave in saying is that it was just different." Mountain climber plucked from cliff, badly injured 51 Help Want** si Htlp Wanted we took a fall," Com- spotlight illumination, The crewmen rigged BRIDGE ADVICE LYONS, Ore. (AP) - meree said. hiked to Meyer's pos- lines and lowered Two helicopter crews Commeree said he ition, said Maj. Otto Meyer 80 feet down the Have Car or Van Can you make today's slam spades or two hearts, you'll raise to rescued a mountain was dazed, but walked Hyde, one of the pilots. cliff, he said. A hoist climber from a cliff to his car, drove to the They administered and need a Job? against expert defense? four of his suit. If partner bids two where he lay critically line was dropped from Suppose you take the king of diamonds, showing that he has no nearest residence and first aid and put him on the helicopter, the two injured more than seven reported the accident. a litter, but trees in the Here's work for you. Load your auto with clubs, draw trumps and eventually major suit of four or more cards, hours after falling 100 crewmen attached it to newspapers and tak* them to our car- you should bid either 2NT or 3NT, Authorities said the In- area prevented him Meyer's litter and he lead a heart to dummy's king. If feet when a safety rope cident occurred 17 miles from being hoisted to riers. Excellent job for seml-ratlred or East is a beginner, he pounces on depending on how good a player snapped, authorities was pulled into the heli- person out of work In need of a Job. Call from the nearest paved safety, Hyde said. copter. the first heart with his ace. Later, your partner is. said yesterday. road Marv Conner, ext 2S7. 542-4000: or you lead a heart to the queen and South dealer The man's companion "Their is just write discard your low club on the jack of Both sides vulnerable also fell, but was able to absolutely nothing, Si Help Wanted SI Help Wanted The Register hearts. hike to his car and there. Just a straight up - One Register Plaza NORTH notify authorities. An expert West plays the eight and down bluff," said MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES Shrewsbury. N.J. 07701 on the first heart to signal that he • 52 Len A. Meyer, 20, was Lyons Fire Chief Steve An Equal Oppty. Employer has an even number of hearts. VKQJ54 climbing the cliff near Kennard. "He probably Tho Register hat an opening lor • DMrfct Sit*. OJ32 this western Oregon Manager In It* circulation department Since the signal tells East that you hit once, and fell a ThU on try lev* position Involves suporvMng youth *754 town with Tony Com- considerable distance carrier* In the anas of aalos. service and coHec- have two hearts, he refuses the merce, 19, when their first heart. WEST EAST further." , ttont. We provide training and an snoaMant com- safety rope snapped and Fifteen firefighters pensation package. We en Intended In eoreaalve How should you play the slam • 6 • 8743 they plunged 100 feet indMduala who have prtor tales/or supervisory 'Newspaper Paste-up Person^ against this kind of expert defense? 982 9A1097 and medics responded, Saturday afternoon, as did two Air Force experience Plan your play before you read on. 097654 OQ108 Commeree said. A tree To Apply contact PREPARATION • J 10982 • Q6 broke their fall, saving helicopters, which WWWANTED! them from another 60- found Meyer after Brian Banach Discard a heart and a club (or SOUTH foot drop, he said. nightfall. 542-4000 Ext 287 two hearts) from dummy on your • AKQJ109 Two crewmen were Full/Part-time. "We were Just climb- 583-5210 third and fourth trumps, cash the 763 ing on some rocks'. We lowered from one of the top diamonds, and then lead a OAK had a safety rope and helicopters, and with Excellent opportunity for heart. East refuses the trick, just as • AK3 all, when all of a sudden the choppers providing you expected. EXCITING someone to learn all phases South Weft North East of operation In newspaper Now ruff a diamond, and cash the 2* Pass 2NT Pass OPPORTUNITY ace of clubs, stripping East of 3* Pass 4<7 Pass JCP&L launches program composing room. Send re- everything but hearts. Lead a heart 6» AllPass 100-unit federally-1 IN Advertising Sales sume to: to the queen, and East can take the MORRISTOWN - ace? but then he must return a funded apartment com- Opening lead-*J Jersey Power & Light plex for senior citizens heart, giving you the slam. Company has an- The Register A Pocket Oalse to Bridge writ ill Asbury Park. Present iy created entafTevel position for a DAILY QUESTION nounced the launching at the ceremonies were m.,,it, high energy Individual who has > tea »y Alfred Sb.l.woH Is avatla- of the Low Income flair (or communication, and Is in March ol On* Register Plaza Q He. CM raw <••? by teaelat *UO, Direct Grant Program, several representatives a rewarding career In advertising No ex- 10 8 • Q 6. Partner bids INT (16 to leclaa'lag • stamped, self-ai- a conservation program of state and local gov- perience. You'll learn everything you need Shrewsbury, NJ 07701 18 points), and the next player in—4 No. 10 tavaWsM, toShela - aimed at providing ernments. to know while jot get Involved in the many passes. What do you say? woM ea BrMg*, la can «f tala funding for the weather- The Low Income challenging details ol this Important Job ANSWUb Bid two clubs (Stay- utatlon of homes of low Direct Grant program Salary plus exoetlent benefn». Attn: Ton) Natarcola aewtfafw, P.O. Box ie*>, La* — - niMiH! MnmmiBj» man Convention), asking partner AapUcCAMOU. Income customers will be administered by to bid a major suit ot four or more The $1 million effort local Community Action Equil Opportunity £mphy» cards if he can. If he bids two • I MS. la Aapka Tmm was launched recently Program (CAP) agen- at the Kingsley Arms, a cies. 30, 1985 88 Thi Classified. .ACTION LINE 542-1700 =INDEX= rect Insertion ol any advertlsment Public Notice* Situations Wanted Male_ 55 Pets and Llvestock- 77 Camping Equipment 153 Alrcralt- 78 Recreational Vehicles 154 snd only when It materially atlects (Legalt) Situations Wanted 79 the value ol the ad. II It contains an Male/Femal* 56 Swap or Ex Bicycles/Mini Bike SO Automotive error call classified. All ads are re- Special Notice* Child Care/Nur»ery Real Estate lor Sale 57 Sports Equlpmer' 81 stricted to their proper classification Schools 82 Open Houses 130 Wanted Automotive 220 and set In the regular Dally Register Lott «nd Found Swimming Pools Construction Equipment 230 83 Houses lor Sal* 131 style ol type. Right Is reserved to Sptclll Notices CBs. Electronics. Auto Financing 240 Financial Merchandise Wanted. 84 Condominiums/Town edit or refect any copy or ad. Tri»»).Tr«niport«tlon. 12 .132 Auto Insurance 250 Instruction 15 Business Opportunity- 61 Price Buster 85 Hou* Mortgages 62 Income Property 133 Auto Rent/Less* 260 63 134 Auto Services/Parts 270 TO PLACE Business Directory Money To Loan. Real Estate Rentals Farm Properly Money Wanti 64 Commercial Property- . 135 Motorcycles 280 YOUR Business Servlc Aparjments- 101 Industrial Property 138 Trucks and Trailers 2tO Ads & Crafts. Houses lor Rant 102 137 Autos For Sale ; 300 CLASSIFIED Merchandise Lots and Acreage Rentals to Share 103 Mobil* Homes 138 AD Employment Merchandise lor Sale 71 Winter Rentals 104 Cemetery Lots 139 READ YOUR AD CALL THE Garage/Yard Sale— . 72 105 140 Help Wanted Mai* or Female Summer Rentals Real Estate Wanted THE FIRST DAY ACTION-LINE 51 Machinery For Sale- 73 Furnished Rooms 106 Rental Servlc*. 74 IT APPEARSI 542-1700 Babyslttlng/Chlld Car* 52 Nursing/Retirement Recreational Domestic H*lp 53 Farm Equlpme 75 Homes- 107 The Dally Register will not be re- MONDAY-FRIDAY Situations Wanted Female— 54 Auction Sales.. 76 Commercial Rentals 108 Boats and Accessories 152 sponsible lor more than on* Incor- 8:30-4:60 I 220 Atlantic Highlands 220 Atlantic Highlands 220 Atlantic Highlands 226 Holmdtl 22S Holmdal and nmtnad and raad In public at ddes during business hours Atlantic Highlands Monmoulh County, New Jeraey, PUBLIC NOTICE (LIQALS) tha Library ol lha Eiarnantary Bidden win b* furnished with • Elementary School for the 1905 DRAINAGE PRO' HO Atlantic Highlands School. 140 First Avenua. Atlan- copy of me Contract Document! 140 First Avfnue GRAM and opened and read in Stale of Naw Jersey, acceptable lo (he Township of Holmdel, and LIOAL NOTICE tic Highlands. Naw Jaraay. on and Plant by ihe Architect upon Atlantic Highlands. NJ public al Holmdel Townahip Hall, Schedule for publication Monday. October 2111. 1B85 at proper notice and payment of a Sept 30 $37 74 Crawlords Corner Road, a bid guarantee to the Townahip eoAnD or IDUCATION 10 a m . Prevailing Tlma Jon-Refundable Charge of Holmdel. New Jeraey, on Friday, of Holmdel for not lees than ten ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. N.J. ORTV DOLLARS ($40 00) to de- 223 Fair Have* October. 11. 1905. al 10 00 AM percent (10%) of Ihe amount bid, PUBLISHED CLOSING NOTICI TO CONTRACTORS ray the coat thereof Prevailing Tim*. except thai me bid guarantee All faflal notices muii ba typad Contract Document! and NOTICI . need not exceed izo.ooo 00 None* !• haraby glvan Inal Ptana lor tha propoead work, Proposals must be made on Contract Documents and and in our otfica.) .aaiad Proposals «rfli IX ra- the Starderd Proposal Forma in n Ordinsm e entitled An Plans lor me proposed work, The award of the contract for prepared by Bertone/P'nelei. Amendment to an Ordinance En- ctfvad by lha Board of Educa- Architecture Engineering Plan- the manner designated in the prepared by Edward Q Broberg. this work will not be made until tion. Atlantic Highland! MOD- Contrect Documents, must be titled An ORDINANCE TO REGU- P E , Holmdel Township Engi- the necessary funds have been SUNDAY Thursday 12 noon ning. 1033 Clifton Avenue, Chi- LATE THE SALARIES OF OF- mouth Courtly. Naw Jaraay, lor ton. N J. 07013. have baen Iliad enclosed in tealed envelopes neer, ol the firm ol TIM Ae- provided by the Townahip of New Homing FUtureeFltaa . Lightinlighting bearing the name and address ol FICERS AND EMPLOYEES AND sociatee. Consulting and Munici- Holmdel m a lawful mannar MONDAY Friday 12 noon Fixture Relocation and New Ceil- In lha office ol aald Architect and MEMBERS OF THE POLICE DE- may be inspected by prospective the Bidder and the name o> ihe pal Engineers, have been UhM in The Townahlp or Engineer re- ings al the Elementary School, work on the outside, addressed PARTMENT OF THE BOROUGH the office of said Engineer al serve the right lo require a com- TUESDAY Friday 12 noon to me Board of Education of At- OF FAIR HAVEN FOR THE YEAR 1000 M,ghwey 35 (Colonial vil- plete financial and experience 51 HelpWanttd 51 Help Wanted lantic Highland!. N J , and must 1985 was presented lor in- lage Mall) Middletown Town- alatamenl Irom prospective bid- WEDNESDAY Monday 12 noon. be accompanied by a statement troduction and flral reading on ship, Naw Jersey, snd msy be ders showing thai they have tat- of Consent of Surety from a Sure- 9eplember9, 1905. by Ihe Mayor inspected by prospective bid- lafaclorlly completed work of the THURSDAY Tuesday 12 noon ty company authorised to do end Council ol the Borough of ders during buslnees hours nature required before business in ihe State of New Jer- Fair Haven, and on September Bidders will be furniahed wtm a lurnlahlng proposal forma or FRIDAY Wednesday 12 noon sey and acceptable to the Board 23, 1965. wee finally adopted and copy of the Contract Documents apecillcallona or before award- and a bid guarantee to the Board approved the contract and Plena by the Engineer upon Send or deliver PUBLIC NOTICE with voucher to: tor not less than ten percent Nancy E Kern proper notice and payment ol a 'X, •ight Is also reserved to Boys & Girls 10%) of the amount bid except Mayor non refund a br* charge of Thirty reject any or all bids or to waiver at the bid guarantee need not ATTEST- Dollara (|3O 00) to defray the any informalities where such in- Peggy Nolan, Legal Clerk eiceed <10,000 00 William C Rue cost thereof. formality is not detrimental to the Earn Your Own Money! The award of the Contract for Borough Clerk Propossis must be made on best interest of the Township The Register the work will not be made until Ra Amendment to Salary Ordi- the standard Proposal forma in a The right is also reserved to in- tha necessary funds have been nance manner designated in the con- crease or decrease the qusn- One Register Plaza Learn sales and earn money selling newspaper provided by the Board of Educa- Sepl 30 $8 84 tract documents, must be llllea specified In the manner Shrewsbury, NJ 07701 tion In s lawful manner. enclosed in aealed envelopes designated in the Spec »teat ions subscriptions after school and Saturdays for The Board of Education or the 228 Holmdal bearing the name and address ol Blddera are required 10 comp- Architect reserves the right to the bidder and the name of the ly with ihe requirements ol P L 28 Holmdal 228 Holmdal 228 Holmdal The Daily/Sunday Register. We will train you require a complete financial end NOTICE TO BIDDER! work on the outside, addreeeed 1975. c. 127, and PL 1977, c 33 lo the Townahip of Holmdel and The eucceesM bidder than be revelling Wage Act. Chapter IHOLMDEL in newspaper selling techniques, pick you up experience statement from pro- Notice ia hereby given that BY ORDER OF THE MAYOR JOHN P WADINGTON. spective bidder* showing that •••i«d propotaia will be received must be accompanied by a required to comply with ihe SO Of Ihe Lawa of IHI, effective AND TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE and take you home. Excellent chance to gain they have satisfactorily com- by Ihe Township of Holmdel. Statement of Consent of Surely orovisions ol Ihe New Jeraey anuary 1, 1964 OF THE TOWNSHIP OF TOWNSHIP CLERK sales experience. If you are self-motivated, pleted work of the nature re- 'sepi 30 »33 12 honest and dependable, we want you on our proposal forms or specifications or before awarding the Contract team The rigm ia also reserved to reject any or all bids or to waive If you are 11 yrs or older any informalities where such in- formality la not detrimental to the Stenaon. John M. Mitchell. Kelly 1 Ohio Or best interest of the Board of rVeldejck, John M call 542-8880 583-5210 NOTICI Perlkh, Pravlnbhal J 1072 Union Ave Education The right is also re- Walker, Stuart M Regan. Chariea M, 14 Virginia Ave served to increaae or decreaae MONMOUTH COUNTY White, pstncia A 14 Juniper PI IMPORTANT NOTICE TO VOTIAB SchweiUer, Alelda B 47 Virginia Ave. ihe quantities Specified in the Dtelrtot 13 Schweilier, Raymond J 47 Virginia Av*. mannar designated