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' ~- • Register, Inc., ISM. 1 DIAL 7414)010 MONMOUTB COUNTY 3 HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 88 YEARS FMUn FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, J966 7C PER COPY PAGE ONE $8 •; ga OHICM. Reds Die in Biggest U.S. Battle ' SAIGON (AP) — U.S. com- tion, named Attleboro, Is "the the ground forces with attacks on provincial capital of Chuong The resignations raised no im- In the southern panhandle and nounced. In a periodic summary mandtri sent another brigade of target-US. action" of the Viet Viet Cong base camps today for TJiien, 102 miles southwest of mediate threat to Ky's govern- the Hanoi and Haiphong areas. of American air losses, he said 4,000 men to die Tay Ninh front Nam War. the second straight day. The Saigon. ment. Ky and the other generals An Air Force A1E Skyraidex four U.S. helicopters have been today ti the reported enemy toll «ight-engtne Stratoforts dropped On the political front, Premier of the junta hold the power, and was shot down by Communist downed over the North during '' U.S: ground ' forces reported their bombs 23 miles northeast the civilians in the cabinet have the war, while U.S. losses In In just over a week of fighting filing 20 Viet Cong in new fight- Nguyen Cao Ky announced that ground fire over North Viet Nam rote to 900 dead: of Tay Ninh City. two more cabinet ministers were a mostly advisory role. today. The pilot of the propeller- South Viet Nam "no total' 133 " ing and' finding 15 more bodies 81 Bombing MlMioas planes, and 215 helicopters. " An estimated 25,000 or more of enemy killed In earlier fight- In the Mekong Delta, the Viet leaving his government. "Ms driven craft bailed out just North ing to bring the ComhiurHst toll ~ Cong launched a mortar, rocket b'rought to four the number ot Bad weather again curtailed the of the demilitarized zone and was The latest unit to join the Tay Americans have been committed rescued unhurt, a U.S. spokes- • to the operation to root out the to 900. U.S. casualties for the end small-arms attack on a ministers who have resigned in air war against North Viet Nam Ninh fighting was the 1st Brigade weeks of dissension between yesterday. U.S. pilots flew 83 man reported. enemy from the .Viet. Cong operation y still .were reported dependents' camp of Vietnamese of the U.S. 1st Infantry Division regional forces and killed or civilian cabinet ministers from bombing missions, about half the The spokesman said the Sky- stronghold CO miles northwest of light over-all, although some This committed the whole divi- Saigon near the Cambodian units were hit hard in the early wounded 46 South Vietnamese, South Viet Nam and the natives usual number on a good day. raider was the 422d American border. An American military fighting. most of them wives or children of North Viet Nam who domi- They concentrated on water traf- plane lost over the North, in- sion — some 15,000 men — to spokesman, .reported the opera- Giant B52 bombers supported of milltamen stationed In tbe nate Y&* military junta. fic, storage and staging areas cluding two not previously an- the action. In Madison and Marlboro Bog Controversies Flare Up By WILLIAM j. ZAORSKI landfill granted to Dotninlck Stiles and Peter Stafflinger, pres- MADISON TOWNSHIP—Mayor charged with "unilateral action"! MARLBORO ~ A new contro- Manzo of Matawan, none of those ident of the Board of Health, went Harry E. Messenger made a fu- in appearing before the Marlboro. versy over Burnt-Fly Bog may asked by a Daily Register re- to the site. But the mayor said tile attempt last night to bail out Township Planning Board in con-; be in the making, A resident porter could explain what tbe ve- he did not enter the dump prop- Planning Board Chairman Joseph nection with a variance request' last night declared that a chemi- hicle was doing there in the first erty. Pandozzi after a citizens' de- for a landfill in Burnt Fly Bog.. cal truck had been seen in the mand at Monday's council meet- place. Mr. Stafflinger, said he did in- The mayor proposed that Madl-. township's dump which lies in Mayor prubb said he. Busi- spect the vehicle but could not ing that be resign. the bog. son be "completely divorced; ness Administrator Sidney 0. find its driver. He found no odor Mr. Pandozzi, who is Demo- from.the landfill and to take no: The truck; found at Edmund Young Jr., Patrolman Robert (See MARLBORO, Page 3) cratic municipal chairman, was ctive part in the status of Burnt ] Emmons' dump last Saturday Fly Bog unless the township: was empty, said Mayor Walter were directly affected." • Grubb Jr., in response to ques- 9 'put of Marlboro' , ;' tions by John Narzowich of He said, "I want to withdraw; Buckley Rd. at the Township Dicln t Kill Donna, Madison and the Planning Board: Council meeting. out of the affairs of Marlboro^! Mr. Narzowich asked the may- We do not have a blanket con-; or if there was any truth to cem for the bog, only with the; statements he heard that a chem- and within our domain. I pro-! ical firm was depositing, wastes Jury Told by Doss pose that our previous resolution; Mt$$ WALLACE HQMQRED ~t NWMS at Riverview Hospital, Rad Bank,- acknowledged in the bog. •-....••.:... asking the state and the Mo'n-; The" mayor replied that, there FREEHOLD — William G. Doss inouth County Planning Board to] thVleadership of their director laif night at a reception for Mist Ruth Wallace, left. Was no evidence that it did. He told a Monmouth County Jury cquire property for Green Acres: Horace Brown, head intensive care nurie, made th* presentation of a portrait in oil. and three others went to the yesterday in the 15th day of his s rescinded."- I Mr*. Louise Mrotz, right, was chairman of the portrait committee. Miss Wallace has dump after being notified of the murder trial that he did not kill He added, "I am primarily; truck by Councilman Charles T. Donna DeRier. concerned with the bog property, been Rivervie'w'i 'director of nurses 15 year* and served 27 months as ah officer in the McCue. ,';..... '. '• /• The Jury was told a story sim- in Madison Townslup." , ' j Navy Nurse Corps. James. S. Parkits, honorary chairman of the board of governors, and No Evidence Pound ilar to the one l\e related to Mr. Pandozzi, who refused to: John H. Daniels, administrator, addressed the gathering at which Miss E. M. Lovely, While no one found evidence of Superior Court Judge Elvln R. sit as chairman until the' mat-- chemical waste dumping In the Siznmitt last week when the jurors ter . was, resolved, turned ' th»' nursing *vperviic-r, j>r#»id»d., . , ' (Register Staff Photo) township diunp which la near the Weren't present. chair over to vice chairman'WP' Judge Simmlll decided Ihat po- Iiarn" Kerr. Before doing so, 1KB lice evidence against him 'should read a statement,- clarifying his' Keyport Marine Killed in Viet be admitted In the trial. actions In appearing at.the Mejr Doss is accused of .killing Son* 3 meeting of the •Marlboro PUn- n» DeRier, >: W-yKfcr M Mont nirtg Board. ' < f«I tJH^Wri! Hfe said, "I bitterly resent th* * spending itU*. turner t statement* made, by *.citi- trftb' her parents Jn TWSirtHflMI* WEST KEANSltURO—Parents even worse, for the government shocking and in very poor taste, poorest person doesn't cans About He wat on-ththe stant d most of type of accusation , influenced of a Marine killed in Viet Nam to discuss how much if will pay fend»nd should come in a second or what the funeral expenses an go- the day following several other council last Monday to ask the " • : severely criticized U.S. toward funeral expenses," he as- third telegram, or Utter of'ex- ing to be," he declared. defense- witnesses. Legislature to take,action to pre- neat policy regarding serted. „ planation. . The distressing telegram came His Story vent this (ype of deliberate char- anu on combat fatalities. "Comments of this 'type are "Whenyou loseason.'eVepthe a few hours after a Marine of- He, related the events of Aug. acter assassination." - . '.'If you have a son In Viet ficer broke the news of their 3, when, the murder, allegedly The mayor .agreed, stating that son's death, and a second tele- took place, and Aug. 23* when 1 f smear had run the gamut with Nam, you'd better steel yourself •Jfcuna DeRier William G. for tills kind of telegram. It's gram received yesterday ex- he was arrested, for the crime,' (Sea MADISON, .Page 3) > rough," declared Mr. and Mrs. plained that his body Is being and repeated this • story which Oilman M. McKay, Bayshore flown to the states and will ar- claims David L. (Block) Corwin Mobile Manor. rive within the next two or three killed the DeRier girl: days. , Their son, Marine Lance Cor- Mr. Corwin went to his-House Erhard's Party Chooses poral Gllman W. McKay was Want Humane Policy on the morning of Aug. 3, ajidthe killed in action Nov. 2 la Dang The McKays* said they, wanted two drove to the Avon Knitting Yang. to make the facts' kn^wn 4n hopes Mills plant, Farmingdale, where the government would adopt a Doss worked, to try to get.Mr. Mr. McKay reported, that the Ex-Nazi for ChanceHor more humane policy ot notifying Corwin a job. BONN, Germany (AP) - Ex- 1 first telegram, delivered Wednes- parents of death, adding: majority needed" for election by The socialist leadership wail Later they drove around the Sfazi Kurt Georg Kiesinger, the the Bundestag. But Brandt's day, "regretfully" Informed them shore area, and si meeting ' < today to consider "If can happen to you." at the Christian Democratic ' party's Socialist party was making its whether to request the Bunde- Of their ton's death,' adding that (See MARINE. Page 3) (See DOSS, Page 3) (he youth was "shot in the head" choice to follow Ludwig Erhard own effort. stag, the lower house of.parlia- and the government would pay as West German, chancellor, be- ment, for a vote of •"construc- |300 toward funeral expenses if a gan his search for a parllamen tive ho confidence" against private funeral home and ceme- tary majority today iitthe shadow Erhard. The motion must also tery were used, and $75 If.burial 8 of a threat that Socialist Mayor include the name of a successor, v wer*-1n a government cemetery, Willy Brandt of West Berlin will in this case Brandt.:For:adop- •ueh as' Arlington National near make a,bid for'the job. tion it needs, 249 o fthe 496 votes Washington.' in the Bundestag. The Socialists Kiesinger, 62-yoar-old minister have only 202 and need the 49 ''Condemning contents of the resident' '(governor) of the im- votes of the Free Democrats, telegram, Mr. McKay said he is portant state, of Baden-Wuerttem- until two- weeks ago El-hard's a, .veteran, had been wounded In berg for the past -eight years, allies in his coalition government. action, and had "seen men shot won the dominant party's nod thfbuah the head. 'SON KILLED — Marine Unce Cpl/Gilman W. McKay, yesterday on the third ballot.by Tbe Christian Democrats also '"It's' not a nice thing to who has been reported killed in Viet Nam, in recent Christian Democrats in. the lack^a majority in'the Bundestag, hive aueh a picture presented to CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) Aldrin's parents reside in Bri- Bundestag. They gave him 137 having only 245 votes. - photo with his parents.. ' ele, N. J. ydu <,ta a fitaf telegram; and —America's Gemini project, a votes to 81 for Foreign Minister There have been Indications of major bridge' to the moon, The Gemini 12 doublchcader Gerhard Schroefler, who has di- (See KIESINGER, Page 3) reaches the end of the trail to- was to start at 2:03 p.m. with rected the government's Pro- the blazing liftoff of, an.'Atlas American policy under Erhard. day with the scheduled blastoff of rocket to hoist, an Agena target fteeanport Youth, 18, Dies a veteran astronaut and a rookie Kiesinger went to work at the Only Cop satellite into orbit. . . head, of a 14-man negotiating on a four-day flight that may de- Lovell and Aldrin were to ride Quite Post termine man's physical limita- group seeking an' alliance with into space at 3:46 p.m. atop a either the. Free Democrats or MARLBORO — The town- tions in space. Jn Crash, Second Critical Titan 2 to start the five-mile-a- the Socialists to give him the Kurt Georg Kiesinger ship may be without a, full.*' .The pilots, Navy Capt. James second pursuit of the.Agena. time policeman Monday be-' MIDDLETOWN — An 18-year- tical condition at Riverview Hos Township, was treated for mul- A. Lovell Jr. and Air Force Maj. Troubles with an automatic pi cause Its one regular patrol-, old Oceanport youth was fatally pitalj >Red Bank, police said. tiple injuries at -the hospital, Edwin E. Aldrin Jr. slept late in lot system in the Titan 2 forced man ha* submitted his resig- Injured early today after tthe Michael J. Walsh of 28 Pern where they were taken by the preparation for their big day. Ad- the original Wednesday launch Republican, Democrat nation. car in which he was a passenger bertori Ave., Ooeanport, died at Middletown First Aid Squad. justing to hours they will keep date to slip 48 hours. Councilman Alfred Scorer clashed at high speed on Rt. Riverview Hospital at 4:55 a.m. From evidence found at the in orbit, they went to bed about The problems were cleared up last night disclosed the patrek 35 at Cherry Tree Farm Rd- His companion, Kevin Keaveriy scene Specjal' Officer Donald 2 a.m. today and were to be yesterday and the National Ae- In Contest as Team man had resigned. the driver, also 18, was In cri- of 84 Belshaw Ave., Shrewsbury Splvey 'said, the car was trav- awakened about 11:30 a.m. (See GEMINI. Page 3) . Mayor Walter C. Grubb Jr. eling south on Rt. 35, apparently By JAMES M. NEILLAND tee for Excellence in Education, charged that the councilman's at a high rate of speed and did MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - In a unit formed last night with pri- remarks were "politically mo- not negotiate the curve directly an unprecedented, move here, a mary goals of defeating the up- tivated" and said Robert Today Honors In front of Kinney Shoes, a Republican housewife has coming referendum and electing Stiles may reconsider. Ha store on the highway. He said teamed with a Strathmore Demo- the Strathmore duo to the board- added he favored higher police the car went into a spin, struck crat to seek, two seats on the Re- Several influential spokesmen salaries but council took no Vets of All Wars a utility pole, turned over sev- gional Board of Education in for the l,90Wiome, Levitt-built action. February. expressed ^ WASHINGTON (AP) — The na- It was 48 years ago—at II a*.m. eral times and landed 35 feet development have . Mr. Stiles was appointed as tion pays solemn tribute tbday on Nov. 11, 1918—that guns fell from the pole. She is Mrs. Virginia Sutllff, 28. hopes that only two candidates a' regular patrolman last He Is Franklin Gilbert, 46. Both rom' Strathmore will declare to the 3S.7 million veterans- silent on the Western Front and The officer said that marks are Strathmore residents. December. , " living and dead—of wars from f armistice ending World I Indicated the car hit the pole their candidacy for the board con- If the patrolman does re- the Revolution to Viet Nam. went into effect. ten ft. off the ground. He said And, like the two Strath- test. This year, Strathmore votes sign, the township again "will the ^accident .occurred1' at 3:58 more board members, the can- were spread among four candi- ,In a ceremony that his be- In 1919, President Wood row didates are opposed to the $2.5 be patrolled by State Police come symbolic of Veterans Day Wilson proclaimed Nov. 11 as aim. dates, leading to the re-election to assist Its staff of special, million school construction pro- of William A. Davis, a Cliffwood observances. Gen. Wallace M. Armistice Day to remind Amer- Officer Spivey said while he policemen who work part- posal Which goes before the vot- resident. Greene, Marina Corps comman- icans of the tragedies of war. In was 'working at the scene, ft ers Tuesday, Nov. 29. time. • dant representing President 1954, Congress changed the name passerby told htm the youths (See TEAM, Page 3) to Veterans Day to honor those The bl - partisan effort could Johnson, places a wreath at the had been seen earlier speeding lead to a record vote against the tomb of the unknown soldiers in who fought in all of America's In Union Beach. Arlington National Cemetery. wars. referendum and a record vote In Kevin Keavcny 1$ the son ot February if supporters of both There, on a hillside overlooking At Arlington Cemetery, contin- Mr. and Mrs. F. ,X. Keaveny. parties agree with the candi- Today's Index ents of all .services, their rifles Washington, and In other ceme- Michael- Walsh lived with his iates' platform. Page teries from coast to coast, the ipped with shining bayonets, mother and sister*. Herbiock . „ flank the white marble tomb Mrs. Sutllff and Mr. Gilbert Allen-Scott ...... _ living honor the dead with boom- lave the backing of the Commit Amusements .24, 23 Home and Garden ing gun salutes, the muffled roll when Greene places the tradi- the Undersigned Movie Timetable ., ot drums, the playing of taps and tional wreath: Wish to thank the voters of lack Sullivan's Births 2 Obituaries The US. Army band plays four Sunday'Dinner $2.95 Complete. • , moment of. silence. Sea Bright for their loyal sup- THEY GOT THE' GREEN LIGHT — Gemini ,12 pilots Jim Bishop ...... „..._„._ € Religious Services In cities and. villages across ruffles and flourishes 'and the na- port on Election Day, November ' (Adv.) Bridge ;.;.:. ; —. 7 Sylvia Porter ...... the country, many of An)erlca,'s tional anthem. Then, as the 8,. 1968.' , , James A. Lovell Jr., left, and Edwin E. Aldrin Jr. today Our Office will be Closed John Chamberlain ...... I Sports „.,.:..! ,.__«'.: 28 million living veterans gath- (Stm HONORS. Page, 4) '. Mrs. Cecil* F. Norton ware ready — after two frustrating delays — to blast Friday and Saturday, Novenv Claisltled _i.'«£..X. —W-M Stock Market , I/, er for parades and •peeehes. For Uniform Sale ' Mr. Joseph W, Stout off this afternoon at Cape Kennedy; F|a., in the final ber H and 12 due to the Holidays Cornlcs .....J ^.; : U Succeutul Investing B' many workers and students It li . Mrs, Evelyn I Kurta Allen Petersen.Tra.vel Service, Crossword Puula A 25 TelevUloo _ .34, »? a holldb>. - ' Now In progress at Th» Shirley L .", ' • (Adv.) flight of the GemM Wries. (AP Wlrtphoto) Bank. (Adv.) Editorials ..i...__ . :.: ( Women's News^ ...W, 11] pbop, Red Bah* (Adv.) 7 ' •-;.)•• -t : ; I '•'• .«*••-•••' • - --' "V" * • •-:y? ? 2~FrMtr, NOT, 11, 1966 THE DAILY REGISTER ffeaehers aPa)«harge Yautfc hd% Craft 26 School Posts Added Use of,TV Scene -Depositing MIDDLETOWN — A Port Mon- A car had skddskiddee d M. leetlo' n mouth youth has been charged Hudson Ave., hit a utility pole, To Be Eyed with leaving the scene of antraveled 77 feet and knocked over In Madison for $150,000 MANALAPAN — Teachers sal- early Tuesday accident that left sign post, moved another 11 tries and benefits, and educa- a 508-foot trail of debris along feet and sheared a hydrant from he ground, continued four more MADISON TOWNSHIP — With 'or seventh and eighth graders in of the new positions, commented tional television will be two items Hudson Ave., East Keansburg, an estimated price tag of $150,000, iix schools and two female physi- that 50 per cent of the cost of the feet to knock'over another'sign eyed by .the Board of Education acting police Chief William W. the Board of Education last night ;al education teachers for sev Jsychologist and PPS director Woodward reported last night. post, crossed Thompson Ave. and Established 26 new positions in :nth and eighth grade girls. :an probably be reimbursed by when it considers the 196748 The chief identified the sus- traveled an additional 279 feet be- ' the school district to strengthen A director of pupil personnc :he state under the recently-en- school budget. pect as Ronald Etzkorn, 18, of 16 ore stopping and then leav- Its Instructional staff. ervices will be retained and icted state aid to education law Charles D. Swalm, superinten- Gray St., Port Monmouth, and ing the scene. Included in j the Funds to be used will be drawn hree secretaries will be hired or special services. damage were numerous ihrubs dent of schools in the Manalapan- said he was issued a summons and a split rail fence. - from state sales tax money allo- > serve the special instruction The administrator estimated Englishtown regional district, said by Patrolman Herman Grillon cated for current expenses. iam. half of the district's elementary last night that he is starting to after a two-day investigation. Etzkorn faces a MunicipM Included among the new posi- Partial Reimbursement? teachers are either recent col- survey salaries in nearby dis- Court hearing Thursday, * Dec. tions are 17 curriculum resource Superintendent of Schools Jo- lege graduates or have only one tricts In preparation for budget the chief said. , . teachers, slated to aid new teach- eph V. Brust, in urging approval or two years teaching experience. sessions. ' Find Electronic It is the second hit-and-run ar- ers in the system's elemen- He said is is imperative that est by Patrolman Grillon in tary schools in the preparation Mr. Swalm also asked the these teachers, especially those board to consider the installa- recent weeks. Last month, he of curriculum and strengthening Duffy Quits in their first year, be given addi- Thermometers charged a Far Hills .man, John classroom programs. tion of educational TV as "am tional help. other audio-visual aid." Lewis, with leaving the scene of Also to^e~sougnFaie^8rpsychbP a-Sept.; 29 accident on-Newman- ogist for the secondary level, two Police" Force To be liired as resource teach- TV" service"for TandergMten Superior to Old ers are instructors with approxi- through eighth grade would coat Springs Rd., ttnerott. The case additional guidance counselors NEPTUNE — The electronic will be heard Thursday. mately five years teaching ex- $1 per pupil per year, not in- thermometer may some day join In Rumsoii perience and who, hopefully, have cluding installation costs, the su-the TV, the transistor radio and completed additional credits in perintendent said. the solid-state stereo as standard education. This $1 charge would include household equipment, if recent Airport Plan Births The $150,000 to be spent an- programs, lesson plans for teach- studies, conducted by Dr. Her- nually for the project Is approxi- ers, written material for students bert A. Knapp, at Jersey Shore mately half of the current expense and both follow-up and advance Medical Center — Fltkin Hos- Request Set MONMOUTH MEDICAL portion of the sales tax allocation material. pital prove Indicative of a trend. Long Branch Awarded contracts as teacher FUND-RAISING DINNER — The Old Village. Fire Co., Mr. Swalm also plans to ask A staff member of the medical For Zoners Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Hills center, Dr. „ Knapp, who resides last night were; Middletown, recently made its facilities available to the board for sufficient furfds to MANALAPAN — Mr. and Mm, (nee Wanda Young), 65 Grant — Neno Bellosillo, New York double the number of books per at Bradley Beach, conducted Stephen LazewsW, Iron Ore Rd., Ct., Long Branch, son, yesterday. City, at $7,000. He is a gradu- members of Clinton Chapel AME Zion Church, Middle- child in the school libraries. studies of conventional glass will go before the Zoning Board Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Marihqugn ate of Westminster Choir College, town, for a fund-raiting dinner. Church wai destroyed by The present collection is: ap-thermometers, - as compared to of Adjustment Wednesday night, (nee Shirley Hughes), 1171 Lon- holds a master's degree In mu- proximately four books per pupil, electronic thermometers, in both seeking a variance to permit coln Ct, Elberon, daughter, yes- sic and has four years teaching fire latt month. Preparing food here are, left to right, laboratory and clinical environ- them to operate an airport. terday. 1 substantially below the state-rec- experience. Mrs. MildFed Jackson, Richard Foster; Red Bank chef, ommended minimum of 10, hements. The clinical studies were Mrs. Lazewskl, a member of Mr.-and Mrs. Edward Kelly performed at the medical center. — Vincent Giardino, Roselle Mrs. Henry Royall and Mrs. James Avary. said. the township Planning Board (nee Marlon Carter), 79 Tinton Results were published in a Mid in May that she expected PI., New Shrewsbury, daughter, Park, at $5,950. He holds Charles Wikoff Jr., board pres- recent issue of The American bachelor's degree from Upsala ident, commented with a grin to have the application before thi yesterday. Journal of Surgery, zoners by June. Mr. and Mrs. Jose Vega (nee College. This will be his first that "Mr. Swalm usually asks teaching assignment. Plan to Replace for more than he gets." Comparative tests of electronic Petitions supportbig and oppos- Brunhilda V«ga), 210 Shrewsbury clinical thermometers, offering ing the airport v/ere drcjuhUed in Ave., Red Bank, daughter, yes- — Miss Geraldine Gill, Lau- the advantage of instantaneous rence Harbor, at $5,300. She holds the township earlier this year. -.terday. reading, developed by Dr. Knapp The petitions were submitted Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lukeman bachelor's degree from St Cop'sHearing and his colleagues and now John's University and has no ex-Burned Church to the Planning Board which held (nee Joan Massey), Rd. 2, Cran- widely used at. Jersey Shore, an informal, and poorly attend- berry Rd., Farmingdale, daugh- perience. MIDDLETOWN — The congre- Ing the fund-raising drive, esti- Medical Center,"and the con- ter, yesterday, Is Delayed ed meeting for the signen in Philip T. Duffy gation of Clinton Chapel AME mates the cost of the new build- ventional glass clinical thermom- May.] " ••• Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stone Zion Church, which > was re-ing at $85,000. eters showed definite shortcom- (nee Geraldine Deile), 13 Lohsen RUMSON — Patrolman Philif Mrs., Lazewski. said she and Award Pact cently destroyed by fire, has an- According to Rev. Robert Keg- In Keyport ings for the glass, thermometer her husband, a commercial air .-.Ave., Keansburg, daughter, yes- T. Duffy, a police officer hen nounced plans for construction of ler, church pastor, more than variety. four years, last night resigned KEYPORT — A disciplinary lines pilot, operated an airport • -terday. a new church. $2,000 in donations has been re- Not only was the electronic on their farm before 1936. i; . Mr. and Mrs. David Young (nee from the force to work in private For Dredging hearing against Sgt. George Nad- At a meeting last Sunday, in ceived to date. thermometer far more accurate, Installation of high tension ^•Martha Rafe), 30 Beach St, Sea industry. the home of Mrs. James Avery, ler Was postponed by Borough but It reduced by two-thirds the v, Bright, son, yesterday. The Community Gospel Sing- wires by the Jersey Central Pow- Councilman Harry Sundermey In Keyport Red Hill Rd., church representa- ers of Red Bank will present a Council last night at the request time required by the nurse to er and Light Co: forced them to RIVERV-'V er, police committee chairman, tives conferred with William Mil- take temperatures. shjit down, she said. er of the architectural firm of benefit musical program Sunday, of Nadler's attorney Ralph S. announced the resignation to Bor- KEYPORT — The U.S. Army Nov. 20, at 7:30 p.m. in the Red The new airport is being pro- ' Red F ough Council. He told the gov-Corps of Engineers has anJame- s D. Witte, Atlantic Hlgh- Heuser of Matawan. "'•" Mr. and Mrs. ^ am Rescorl ands." Bank AME Zion Church, Shrews- posed for'property adjoining the erning body the officer will leave nounced that Felix Claus & Son bury Ave. Borough Attorney Michael J. farm Where the previous airport '(nee June Sohaeffer), 97 Liberty his job next month. No date has Philadelphia, Pa.,, has been Barnacle said Mr. Heuser had re-Four Injured -•"PI., West Keansburg, daughter, Preliminary plans call for a Building fund contributions LONG BRANCH—James Schu- was located, Mrs. Lazewski said. been set to terminate Mr. Duffy's awarded a $107,274 contract to building of concrete block with a quested council for time to pre- "yesterday. service. dredge the Keyport Channel. may be sent to William C. John- pare a case. macher, 2 Kirby Dr., suffered se- ..' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Funck brick exterior, 46x74, with a seat- son Sr. in care of Keansburg- vere cuts on the right side of his : ^nee Mary Graham), 23 Indigo Mayor Charles S. Callman ac- According to Frank L. Panuz- ing capacity of 160. The first floor Middletown National Bank, Mid- A new hearing date will be setface when his car struck a util- Faces Daily ".1'Xa., Matawan, daughter, yester- cepted the resignation "with re- zio, chief engineer, plans call for will house the sanctuary, while dletown. by the governing body Monday ty pole on Atlantic Ave. at ••t";,aay.~"""- gret" and—directed A. Albert dredging the channel from Buoy the basement, equipped with night. Branchport Ave. early this morn- ;,.,, Mr. and Mrs. Jon Peters (nee Kerr, borough clerk, to forward a 1 in mld-Rarltan Bay to thkitchee n facilities, will be used In setting disciplinary proceed Ing. Schumacher told police he $200 Fine letter of commendation to the of-mouth of Matawan Creek to afor,church school activities. ings against Sgt. Nadler, council swerved to the right to avoid , Margaret Pavel), 366 Kelly Ave., ficer for his "fine frork" as adepth of eight feet and a 200- MIDDLETOWN — A New Mon- V!,'.'Riviera Beach, Brick Township, Rev. Thomas Coursey, pastor Court Stalls stated that on July 19 and other striking another car which was police officer. foot width. of Shrewsbury AME Zion mouth man faces fines of $200 ; „ t daughter, yesterday. times he connected pipes from a passing him. per day if he hasn't vacated Mr. Sundermeyer also an In conjunction with the proj- Church, who with township May- garage on his property to New Mr. Schumacher was treated Mr. ar^t Mrs. Carlo Genovese or Ernest G. Kavalek is co-chair- Transfer Of commercial equipment from resi- nounced the borough is seeking ect, a 100-foot wide, four-foot Jersey Natural Gas Co. mains for his injuries at Monmouth dential property in Lincroft by (nee Marie Sheridan), 14 Oregon applicants to fill the police posi deep channel will be dredged in 'with intent of defrauding the Medical Center and released. '-.Ave., Hazlet, daughter, yes- Thursday. . ...,.', Matawan Creek from. Its mouth gas company.' A car driven by Kathleen S Magistrate Seymour Kleinberg ,,,' terday.i in Keyport Harbor to-the Garden Reidy License Moves of 35 Park Ave., Eaton- w Soldiers RUMSON - A liquor license The governing body termed It issued the warnirig yesterday, to '•'• JERSEY: StfORfi MEDICtt Clark Keeps state partway 6riage.'^ "conduct unbecoming an emtown- , also struck a utility Robert O'Neill, 2 Macken ,PI., transfer from George Reidy, Thursday on Ocean Ave. near " CENTER Matawan Borough officials Hurt in Crash owner of Reidy's, Ave. of Twoployee in public service." New Monmouth.' The man .has (Fitldn) have protested the Army's plans, . On Sept. 1, Police Chief Leroy Seaview Ave. Police said her carbeen operating Surf Roofing and Trade Schoo. EATONTOWN — Two Fort Rivers restaurant, was stalled swerved to avoid another car Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bertrand claiming the dredging would no by a court order last night. Huylar was asked to submit a Contracting Co. from a chicken ;o far enough. Monmouth soldiers were injured report to council on "possible" which she believed was coming house on the Gould property, (nee Corinne Smythe), 12 Joysan at 12:46 this morning when the Mr. Reidy sought to transfer straight toward her. .! Ter., Freehold, son yesterday. Board Helm They wanted.the dredging to complaints against the sergeanl Middletown-Lincroft Rd., Lin- car in which they were ridding the license to John A, Gifford, She was treated at Monmouth croft. ~". Mr. and Mrs. Bamba Noronau, FREEHOLD—Marvin A. Clari continue another 1,200 feet up local delicatessen, owner, poten- by the Sept. 26 meeting. Medical Center for contusions and Matawan Creek to the New York went into a 144-foot skid on Rt. * West Fourth St., Freehold Acres, was re-elected president of the near the traffic circle, crashed tial purchaser of the restaurant. On Sept. 6, the police sergean a nose injury and released. The jurist ordered, him to va- daughter, yesterday. Monmouth County Vocational and Long Branch Railroad right- drew, a five-day suspension from A car driven by Domlnick Vin- cate the premises by the .time of-way. Into a concrete barrier, caromed Superior Court Judge Andrew Board of Education at the across the highway, jumped a Salvest' issued a staying order the chief and has been on duty celli, 388 Bath Ave., struck an- he appears in court again next board's annual reorganizatioi The Army Corps said such a curb, skidded another 91 feet, asked for by Solomon Tepper, since. Chief Huylar subsequent- other driven by Mary I. Treacy, week or he will levy a fins of Seven Crashes meeting yesterday. F. Bits project could be undertaken only and and came to rest on Its roof. Long Branch attorney for Mar-ly submitted a report on the alle- 3 Shrewsbury Dr., Rumson on $200 for each day after that he occupies the property. Price was re-elected vice presi after a new survey by engineers Mare J. Grede was admitted to cel Darche and Sons, wholesale gations at the Sept. 26 meeting, Bath Ave. as the second car wa In Red Bank dent. and additional federal appropria- Patterson Army Hospital, Fort butchers. but it was kept confidential, ac- pulling out onto Bath Ave. from Wallace Armour, 18, of 81 ; W. Lawrence Krusen, Free- tions. -. •. V cording to the attorney, since, it Morrell St. - Cooper Ave., Long Branch, was RED BANK —Wet pavement Monmouth, with chest pains. William R. Blair, Jr., borough fined $25 for possession of beer was a factor in seven accidents hold, was reappointed board at-, Mr. Panuzzlo Indicated that Vicente B. Rodriguez was re- attorney, advised council to ta- involved a police investigation. Mary Treacy and a passenge torney. Armour S. Hulsart wa present plans would not be de- The governing body set last in her car, Geraldine Treacy, al- in his car. He was charged with here yesterday. One of them oc- leased after treatment at thblee the issue until its Nov. 23 the offense Oct. 29 by Patrolman curred when a car driven by reappointed board auditor. layed to permit such a survey. same hospitSl-for facial cuts. meeting. night's hearing on Oct. 10, In so of 3 Shrewsbury Dr., Rumson, unanimously adopted resolution. suffered minor injuries. Robert Lanno. --Elizabeth I. Nicholson, 111 CUnj The board authorized particl The driver, George D. Sullivan, Council approved an ordinance -ton PI., New Shrewsbury, turned patfon in an on-the-job traininj also Fort Monmouth, was in- ailotlng $1,100 to curb Waterman ' from East Bergen PI., jumped program to be conducted by thi Sees Train, jured. Patrolman David F. Con-Ave. The cost of the program '" uncU will object to begins in February. last nigh- t in an accident on Main the planned Aldene Plan, which 1 James H. Till, Elberon, was at the Jersey Central railroai would reschedule Pennsylvania MAN INJURED crossing. y St. at Rt. 34, police reported. EATONTOWN — Richard E hired .as custodian at an annual Admitted to Riverview Hos- and Central Jersey Railroad Humphries of 229 Madison Ave salary of $4,000, prorated from State Police at \the Howel! pital, Red Bank, for" observa- trains and operate botn-iines-on was injured slightly last nigh Oct. 24. The resignations of two Barracks said Mr. Bertolotti was tion was Miss Linda Hjortland, the same tracks. when his car struck a utility poll custodians, Henry_ Ocjiat__anc driving: iSQUth jriien tie .saw. 17, of 863 Woodmere Dr., Key- The objection' will go to the as he was heading west on Rey Raymond Leckburg, 'were a< train approaching the crossing. port. Public Utilities \.Commission, holds Dr. Mr. Humphries wai cepted. • He applied his brakes, skidded Mrs. Carmella Devlno, 50, of Newark. treated for his injuries at Mon off the road and hit a utility Springlawn ' Ave., here, was mouth Medical Center, Lonj Sell Fast! The Daily Registe: pole, disrupting power service t treated for a cut leg by the Branch. Classified. the area for several hours. local First Aid Squad. Weather This was the third accident Police said two cars, one New Jersey: Some cloudiness K» Salesmen's Conmlsstom this year at the crossing which driven by the girl^anrl andd another early this morning becoming 1 \k Concessionaires' Pr is slated for improvements by the by Annilius Devino.^O, Husband mostly fair and cooler .today DOLLARS SENSE state Public Utilities Commis of the injured woman, crashed and tonight temperatures drop- SAVE ON A NEW / 3. Yfthme Business! sion; Earlier in the year in the center of-the intersection. ping to low 50s or 40s during 4. Easy financing! woman and two of her cMldre No summons has been Issued today and to near 40 or in 30s were killed in a collision wit! ROOM ADDITION pending completion of the Intonight- . Partly cloudy and cool a train. vestigation. You can't q«» bMtar vain* on a handsome tomorrow, high in 40s to low MW room addition] Our skilled crafttmm 50s. Outlook for Sunday, fair •H only the quality mattriali that make but colder. all of our work so *oay to guarantee. So MARINE MV* monty, tpt th« flneii too by colling •aw for -/Oar frto ottlnato. Cape May to Block Island: Small craft warnings are dis- played for northwesterly winds 15;2O knots today but with strong- er gusts at times. Winds diminish- ing to 10 knots or less tonight and becoming southwesterly about 13 knots tomorrow. Show- ers tapering off this morning Start your saving! account today with and partly cloudy this afternoon tonight and tomorrow. Visibility five miles or more. TIDES MODERN KITCHEN BASEMENT ROOM NEW BATHROOM Mainstay Federal Savings Sandy Hook TODAY — High 6:42 p.m. and FIRST PAYMENT-FEB. low 12:42 p.m. Let Us Help You qndLoan Association TOMORROW,- High 7; 12 am., a.m. and 7:30 p.m. and low 12:54 NO MONEY DOWN 36 MONMOUTH ST. a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Consolidate Debts! SUNDAY — High 7:54 a.m. UP TO 20 YEARS TO PAY If you chodte, w« RED BANK and 8:18 p.m. and low 1:42 a.m. and 2:24 p.m. can consolidate all 741-0663 \ PAINTS; WALLPAPERS .For Red Bank and Rumson your debts and you / #i£& MATERIALS bridge, add two hours; Sea MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. can have low month- 11 Insured Savingg Hionwar r, M utooon-i coemv wii W BROAD ST.-AED BANK-K&HIH06 Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long ly paymentt. i Branch, dgduct IS minutes; High- 741.5040 — 776-6600 lands bridle, add 40 minutes. Plans THE DAILY ROISTER Prid«r, Xav. 11, 1966—3 1ri&m fa 2 Dinners Wr«. Shim bedroom,. Csrwia am* «*«« • Expefet Hoynanian School XONG BRANCH — The Chris- bat the two went religious medal on »,chabHwith a wedding bjmd in I dresser draw- topher Columbus Club has an «y.«nd used a .22 caliber rifle he- er and said he- was going to take nounced two dinners to be bel wing to Dos,, but kept at the it, bpt Doss told him not to. They this fall, the first on Mondaj Shmn home for target practice in also were looking at some po in honor of Mayor Paul Nastaslc Use in Manalapan Feb. 1 the baaement. nographic pictures. and the City Council for thc contributions to the annual MANALAPAN — The Hovna- which were donated by other of the $1.15 million bond Issue While there, Doss called Miss Several witnesses for the stal nianSchool should be open Feb. builders for school purposes. to be floated in January. Marian (Mickey) Neuhaus, 18, of lumbus Day parade, and the sec have told of finding a reljgiou ond on Dec. 4 to confer the an- 1 despite a seven weeks delay Both the 21-room school to tie The board plans to issue a Wanasquah to get a date for Cor-'medal At the seen* of Hie crim win. nual Americanism award on Johi in obtaining circulation pumps built and donated by Levitt and single purchase order for the .fur- in the Allaire State Park Sectlp for the heating system, the Man-Sons, and the 24-room Pease Road A» they were looking for bul E. Schulz, executive director bi niture. Delivery will be made as of Wall Township..; the Long Branch Housing Au alapan-Englishtown regional School, financed by local tax- the furniture is needed and pay- The two left for Manasijuan thority. Hoard of Education said last payers, are expected to be com-ment would be within 10 days of meet Miss Neuhaus, at the beac* night, pleted within the year. Benjamin B. Bobbit, dean o delivery, and at the rate which Team Doss continued. He spoke t The ,16-classroom school has Savings Expected prevailed when the order was her for about 20 minutes "to fb Monmputh College, will also re- The board indicated last night (Continued) ceive a plaque at the Decembe been built by Hovnanian Broth- placed. ^Township seats at stake in her up as a date for Block;',' ers, developers of Yorktowne, and that by ordering furniture for all dinner. Magistrate Stanley Cohen three schools at one time, it In addition to the savings re- February are presently occupied Corwin then drove the thr< will be toastmaster. Two news- i being donated to the school sulting from the large order,, the -- by board vice president Mrs. north to' the Inlet section whei s> stem. can save money. papermen; Samuel E. Volovick The furniture for the Pease board expects to save from the' Dorothy J. Smith and Harold J. Doss and Miss Neuhaus walk< of the Daily Record and Vincen The board plans to furnish the along the bulkhead necking. school with funds held in escrow, Road School will be paid for outanticipated increase in prices Dolan, * ranking Old Guard Dem- J. Miller of the Asbury Part which it would otherwise be sub- ocrat and a former member "Mickey said Block would hay Press,- also will be honored. of the Planning Board, Neither to ask her to go out," Doss tol ject to, if the order was delayed has announced Intentions to seek the ' jury. until Jheschool were completed-— Madison Sasovetz Resigns esJnit both, .expeciall . iatthey Mr* Dolan, are expected to do so.drove to the Manasquan business Gemini (Continued) The board accepted with re- 1 section where .Doss got out political candidates, and was Madison Is concerned, be re- gret the resignation of Frederick Named as chairman of CEE is (Continued) now "creeping into" township of- ported to • the local Planning George Morani 26 Ivy Way, 'Block said he wanted to spea ronautics and Space Administra- Sasovete, sixth grade teacher, ef- • Strathmore. to Mickey -alone," he said. tion flashed the go-ahead for the ficials. Board. fective at the end of January. i Reaidenti Interested in Join- • Doss stated he waited f or aboi mission to start today. Defends Actions He included the stipulation As a replacement for Mr. Sa- The chairman went on to de- that all reports received by the ing the group are being urged to 20 minutes by a gas station 58-Tlmes Around • sovetz, the board approved a con- Rt. 71 and Main St. when a yel fend his actions, saying he ap- board be accompanied by find- tract for Allan Boyce, who will ,. .contact, membership chair- While sweeping 58 time; peared in Marlboro as an inde- man Peter J. Lumia, 35 Jubilee low sports car drive up, and Mi ings of certified geologists and graduate from Glassboro State around the ' globe in their- tin) pendent member of the Planning hydrologists. and test borings. Clr., Strathmore. Corwin, in thp driver's seat, tol space chariot, command pilot College at the end of this term. '. him to get In. Board, and not in any officia Mr. Boyce will receive a-.gat Second Try . Lovell, veteran of last year's 14r RUTGERS BIRTHDAY — The 20Wh birthday of Rutger* capacity. Mr. Dealy dissented, contend- . ; TThis will be the second bfd for He said he was Introduced to day Gemini 7 flight, and Aldrin,' ing. Mr.- Kerr's proposal was notary prorated on the annual' rate girl in the front seat as Donne University wat celebrated by, Monmouth County alumni He added the only thing he „• board seat by. Mr. Gilbert, who making his first space trip, are told Marlboro officials was that in the best interest of water con of $5,300. wu edged out of this year's con and later learned she was Donni to exploit lessons learned on nim last night in the American Hotel, Freehold. It was ono servation. The superintendent of schools, DeRier. in his personal opinion, the Plan test At 46, he is an officer oi previous two-man Gemini jour- of 70 such celebrations around the woHd. Hare,- taking ning Board of Madison did noi Other board members sup- Charles" D.Swalm, said that Mr. Meinhard - Commercial Corp. Corwin then drove Doss to witl ney?. , part in thet festivities are, left to right, Dr. Houston have any plan to use any poi- ported the move, though. The Boyce would be deferred by his New York City, and heads thi In two blocks of his house. Th Major goal is to learn if ma Peterton, professor-emeritus of philosophy and the main tion of Burnt Fly Bog that is Monmouth County Planning draft board through June, at firm's menswear department. was the last time.he_saw Corwl Board and the state will be no- least. or the DeRier girl that day. can work effectively outside a located in the township for land ; He holds bachelor and master's orbiting ship'in a pressurized suit, speaker; August Daesener, owner of the American Hotel conservation use, or to use any tified of the position taken by The board authorized the pur- - degrees from City College, New Doss charged thaf Block com Space walkers experienced trou- and a Rutgers alumnus; Mary Lou Van Iderstine, Rumson, portion of the land adjacent to the board. 'Yojk, having majored in govern- mitted the crime, and told hin chase of a spirit duplicator for . bles moving about on the lasl a Douglass College graduate, and Ridgway V. Moon, the applicant, Dominick Manzo, the teachers' room in the Gor- ment administration, credit and so one night when he came t three Gemini flights and raised as green acreage. financing. • • • see him at work. Block threal who headed the dinner committee. More than 150 dons Corner School, at a cost a question, whether astronauts He then did an about-face and of not more than $125. Me Is a member and treasurer cned that if Doss ever told anyotv Ratify Pacts will be able to perform complex alumni attended and heard talks by Arthur Swift, Red charged that Republican Coun- Eight mercury vapor lamps will ef Strathmore Civic 'Association Corwin would kill his wife an- tasks slated for later space cilman Richard Dealy -knew and past chairman of its educa- baby. i , Bank, a 1908 graduate; Howard Newman,- Freehold be purchased and installed' on flights. about his presence at Marlboro the front and back of the Gor- tion committee. A member of He maintained that Aug. 23, Township, 1966 Rutgers Law School graduate; Peter Cart- and said it seemed strange that For Gasoline the StrathmoresEemocratic Club, Aldrin plans three excursions dons Corner School. when he was arrested, detectives outside totaling nearly five hours. mell, Rumson,' a college trustee; Freeholder Director Jo- Mr. Dealy never brought it to he was appointed this year to did not advise him of his con- the attention of the, Planning On Parkway the Matawan Joint Library Board He is to take a two-hour walk seph C. Irwin, an alumnus, Dr. John Bateman, football stitutional rights, permit him and conduct,two "space stands' Board. of Trustees! He also is a mem- get a lawyer,' give him food coach, and Matt Bolgsr, basketball coach. Arthur Z. "It interests me that Mr. Dea- WOODBRIDGE — The N.J. ber of the school board's building during which he is to poke hit Highway Authority yesterday Marine let him sleep during questionini head through an open hatch. • Kamin, Fair Haven, was toastmaster. > ly was asked last Monday wheth- committee _ and has been active He stated that he repeatedly A er he had any official knowledge ratified seven-year lease arrange- (Continued) . in educational affairs since com- nled having anything to do witV During the walk he'll pa c Of the May 3 meeting and he ments for five of the service sta- Cpl. McKay would have been ing to Strathmore in 1963. the murder, although he alleged himself carefully, stopping to res said he did not. I likewise ap- tions on its Garden State Park- 20 years old on Sunday (Nov. 13). He is married and the father of ly then gave police an unsigned often and using aids such a Marlboro peared not in an official ca- way. The stations will be paying In his parents' spacious trailer '*• ion and daughter. statement admitting the crime handrails and foot restraints ti (Continued) pacity," he said. off more than they have been. home a birthday card in a sealed, Active in GOP The statement was introduce* help him move about. and the truck was "perfectly wan and had just parked his ve- The councilman, however, re- The new agreements, with Cit- stamped envelope lies on'"the cof- Mrs. Sutllff is not a newcom- as evidence after the state woi Highlights of Plan dry," he said. hicle there. buked the chairman, noting that go and Texaco, will become ef- fee table, never to be mailed. er to campaigning. An active Re- the right following the hearini These were highlights of thi In response to questions by The The 133-acre Manzo landfill his presence in Marlboro was to fective Jan. 1.. The young Marine "lived and, publican worker, she was ap- on admissibility last week. Gemini 12 flight plan: Register, Mr. Stafflinger said the which council granted has cre- present a member of the Plan- In lieu of rent, the Oil com-breathed the Marine Corps," said pointed last' year to the election One of the defense witness, Dr, Today: Gemini 12 catches and ated a mounting controversy that ning Board with a copy of the Mr. McKay, and in his letters ground nearby was slightly dami panies pay the authority a per- stressed that "We should get, this board. She is married to David Cyril L. Franks of the Neuro- links up with Agena during thi at 9 a.m. when he was there. has yet to reach a climax. Con- resolution of December, 1965, centage of the take on their gaso- G. Sutliff, GOP county commlt- Psychiatric Institute at Prince fourth orbit, about four hours af- servation proponents have de- living Madison's position on the line sales. At Monmouth service war over as soon as possible so teeman for District 8. The couple ton, testified that Doss- has i Says She Was Barred our boys can get back home." ter launching, practicing many The investigation was prompts clared it would contaminate the bog. • area near Asbury Park, Citgo has three daughters. They moved reading age of a 12-year old sixtl maneuvers that Apollo astronaut underground waters. Opponents Mayor Messenger said, "I am has agreed to give the authority The Marine corporal was en- to Strathmore In 1963. grader, is immature, a poor pla by Mrs. Manzo, who declared Mr. concerned with bad publicity gaged to marry Miss Penny Pfif- must make on return trips from Emmons had barred her from maintain there has been no proof 8 cents on every gal'on pumped Mrs. Sutliff, majoring In chenv ner and susceptible to suggestio the moon. Lovell and Aldrin fire that it would and that there is especially in a political vein, and and guaranteed that would/be at fer of Scotch Plains, who is^em* totry, attended the University of Under cross-examination, Di his property,, that, morning. Sh I wish people would stop and ployed as a telephone operator Agena engine to shoot to alti- said she wanted to take picture; a need for the landfill. least $115,000. The present rate Rochester for two years before Franks conceded that Doss frei tude of 460 miles. Council has set Tuesday as the look at who they are smearing.' is 6.3 cents. by New Jersey Bell. She and, her her marriage and has been en- ly, knowingly and inteHigentl; of the vehicle. ; • He sai'd to Mr. Dealy, "I.don' fiance were counting the days, Tomorrow: Aldrin opens h i deadline for the county Board Citgo agreed to a hike from gaged in accounting work for could have waived his rights am Mayor Grubb said that he wasof Freeholders to set up a spe- know why you went to anothe 189, when he would be home from an insurance firm. given a statement to police. hatch about noon for 2-hour, 20 advised that she was barred from town with - Madison's business, 5.6 to 7 cents with a $70,000 a four-year service hitch and minute session of photographin, the 'grounds because Mr. Em- cial committee to find ways of minimum at Forked River, 4.1 to She 1« resigning as treasurer Another witness, Larry E buying the l;400tacre wood and but I don't want to see it hap- they would marry. . ' of ' Strathmore Parent Teacher Clark, also of Wall Township, the stars and performing simpl mons did not want her to strif pen again." 5 cents with a $45,000, minimum tasks: Astronauts fire Agena en- and injure herself on his prop swampland which lies in Mon- at Atlantic City, and 4 to 5 cents • The young Marine was born in Organization because of her can-,said he had known Doss for abou h and Middlesex counties. I Wouldn't Affirm \ Winfield Park. He attended Ran-, eight years and never had, seei gine to lower altitude to 185 miles erty. - ' _ ' • •'' •*•> m^th nd Mddlesex counties. If Although- the mayor's proposa' with a $15,000 minimum at Sea- dldacy but it is ho secret that tHe 'freeholders don't form this tan Township High School him wearing religious medals.; after obtaining weather and ter- was clearly a move' to absolve viUe.'fliexaco agreed Jo_an-' in; most PTO members can be ex- Mrs. Manzo said she first sa committee, Council President through 1964, then joined the Ma- pected to support both her and Mr. Clark also showed the jurj rain photographs from 460 miles the vehicle bearing the name o] Mr. Pandozzi of charges, boan crease from 7.92 to 9.18 cents over the United States. ' George Creevysaid, he will. members refused to affirm hi: with a $200,000 minimum at Mont- rine Corps. He Had been in Viet .MK Gilbert. Mrs. Sutliff directed a tattoo on his arm of a womar Peck Chemical Co. ot Elizabeth Dr. Roscoe P. Kandle, state Nam since June. - the PTO newsletter during the in the form of a devil, whicl Sunday: stepping into space at 6:45 a.m. Saturday with Pa- motion. vale. " on a 25-foot lifeline, Aldrin first health commissioner, last August Member Robert Komarek ve- In addition, Citgo promised to He was a member of the last school year. Miss Neuhaus said she had seen trolman Stiles. She maintained warned that disposal of wastes, Commenting on the construc- she thought, on Doss. hooks up the still-joined Gemini that Mr. Emmons told the po- toed on the basis that he could make $80,000 worth of capital im- Shrewsbury Power Squadron. and Agena with a 100-foot cord refuse or garbage where they not remember the exact wording provements at its four sites, and Mr. McKay is a member of tion referendum, she had this When defense attorney Charl liceman that he needed a signe may contaminate wells and ,to say: "I feel it should be de- Frankel, of Asbury Park, hai stowed on the Agena. He prac- permit before he could enter th of the previous resolution. Texaco will make $35,000 worth the New Jersey Marine Police tices moving about with thi sources of potable water was pro- Mr. Dealy also objected, re- at Montva'e. The improvements and employed by Ford Motor Co., feated because of the inade- Doss roll up his sleeve for th dumping grounds. hibited by law. quate number of classrooms be- ury, there was no such tattoo. handrails and performs tasks marking that the resblution was may take the form of new tanks Metuchen, as an, electrician. such as making electrical con- As she waited for the truck The bog is a major recharge not in the best interest of the pumps, lighting, air dispensers ing planned and because the The defendant is expected t( to leave, she said, she saw that area for the Englishtown Strata Other survivors are two sis- plans were inadequately pre- be cross-examined this mornirtf nections and loosening bolts a township. nd island'booths. ters, Mrs. Carol Atkins of Den- a "work bench." After the two-the area near it appeared to have of underground water which sup- He said, "This area is im- pared." r by Prosecutor Vincent P. Keup- been covered with fresh sand. plies public and private wells The authority also approved ver, Cblo., and Mrs. Marilyn • She added that she feels the er when the trial resumes. hour walk, Lovell separates from portant as an aquifying potential Phillips of Union City. the Agena and pulls taut the 100- Mr. Young said the truck was throughout Central Jersey. and as water for our own re- contracts for its own gasoline present board should have re- not rubber lined, which Indicated Portions of the bog, near the with the Sinclair Refining Co., The Neary Funeral Home, ceived more expert opinions be- 'oot line between the two vehicles sources." n a fuel-saving formation-flying it did not carry acid wastes. He, Manzo and Emmons tracts, were Mr. Kerr stepped in to break low bidder at 11.57 cents for Manasquan, is in charge of fu- fore asking residents to spend too, did not speak with the drivei used for oil deposits several regular and 12.4 cents for pre- neral arrangements. $2.5 million. Senior Fort :est. the deadlock, moving that any Monday: Aldrin opens his hatch but was told he lived in Mata- years ago when a local process- detrimental or adverse action mium gas. Non-Com for a 40-mlnute photography ses- ing company went out of busi- taken by Marlboro officials on Still on automotive business, NAB ED ON WARRANT sion. Rest of the day is devoted ness. the status of the bog, as far as the authority purchased nine new RED BANK — James H. Hund- to experiments. BOls Paid— Chrysler New Yprker police cars ley, 260 Leighton Ave., was ar- Re-enlists Tuesday: Lovell and Aldrin for $33,993 from the manufactur- rested yesterday on a fugitive FORT MONMOUTH — Sgt. photograph a sodium vapor cloud \ This year, for the first time, warrant from Vermont. Police Major Maurice Sheehan, senio: spewed across the sky by a But Without Schlaeter Gets More they were ordered with air con-Chief George H. Clayton said he noncommissioned officer of thi French rocket launched in Al- ditioning at an additional cost was suspected of obtaining U.S. Army Signal Center am geria. They fire retro?rockets Exceptions if $307 per car. money under false pretenses School, re-eniisted for the sixth iver Pacific and land in the At- Than 40,000 Votes D. Louis Tonti, executive di- through the unauthorized sale of MARLBORO — Township Coun- time Wednesday, and the com lantic about 700- miles southeast NEWARK (AP) — The Conser- are compiled in the remaining rector, said the air condtioning a $700 colt in Bennington,' Vt. manding general, Brig, Gen of Cape Kennedy after flight of :il majority last Jiight- showed rative Party's Robert L. Schlac- is no longer a luxury. A study Ho wns turned over to N.J. 94 hours, 37 minutes. its minority members that when counties — Burlington, Camden, Thomas Matthew Rierai, took ter, who apparently got more Hudson, Mercer, Passaic and showed it was necessary for sum- "itate Police at Hightstown. charge of the ceremony. The final Gemini flight will it includes some bills to be paid ihan twioe as many votes in his mer patrols when police duty on it wants them paid. Salem. He did best in Bergen, Sgt.-Major Sheehan, now 41 :lear the way for the first earth- bid for the U.S. Senate than he 7,541 votes; Essex, 7,443; Middle- the parkway is the most difficult, Sell Fast! The Daily Register /ears old, has completed more Jrblt flight of a three-man Apol When Councilman Joseph did running for governor last sex, 2,705; Monmouth, 2,407; he said, and the authority ex- Classified. nan 24 years' service, having en- o moonship. NASA had hoped Brodniak introduced the list of year, says he's encouraged for Morris, 3,734; Ocean, 1,002; Som- pects to get about $250 back at tered the Army in 1942, the year to send the first crew into space bills to be paid he deleted one he future. erset 2,553, and Union, 6,860. resale time. of Gen. Rienzi's graduation from in December for a trip of up to for Deputy Clerk Mary Denton In the 15 counties reporting the 14 days. But problems with the An Associated Press check of Also purchased were a Chrysler West Point and the first full year for $159 and one for Township county clerks yesterday showed Schlacter-Levin totals, Levin lardtop sedan for $1,252 with spacecraft delayed the maiden Engineer Frederick Kurtz for $1, For That of America's participation that the 41-year-old independent topped Schlaeter only in one, tracle-in; three trucks and two BETTER World War II. light until early next year, with 946. Atlantic, with 2,584 votes' to Fan. 17 the current planning date. candidate apparently polled more station wagons from Bitterman JOB He first became a sergeant-ma- Mr. Brodniak said he was notthan 40,000 votes in Tuesday's Schlacter's 968. Chevrolet, Montclair, for $34,561; lew* New Mi jor while serving with the 20tl satisfied with an explanation tha election won by Republican Sen, Last year both Schlaeter and and 18 trucks from Star Chev- Battalion, Field Artillery, In Ger Mrs. Denton had worked for the Clifford P. Case. Levin sought the governorship. rolet, East Orange, for $54,074. many from July, 1952, to July Kiesinger Board of Assessors from Sept. 21 At his Ocean City home last In that election Schlaeter offi- 1955. He came to the Signal (Continued) to Nov.-4. tight, Schlaeter said the Repub- cially was listed as getting 20,- / School on the last day of Decem Socialist-Free Democrat deal He also questioned the bill ican swing of New Jersey vot- 753 votes, while Levin was said IBM Me minimum balance ser, 1963, after a 13-month toui Thieves Enter Brandt talked it over Wednesday from Mr. Kurtz for engineering ers, in the record total given by the secretary of state's office KEYPUNCH nautred * Guaranteed )f duty in Korea. At the Signa! Case, was "good, but there's with Erjch Mende, chairman of inspections of a home develop- to have gotten -4,696 votes. Rumson Home Computer School he was first assigned as ment because > he said, no per- going to be no real change. proof of payment • Pay the Free Democrats, and other Case, defeated Democrat War- RUMSON — The home of Rob- Programming lergeant-major of the Office leaders of their two parties. But formance bond was posted. There's no difference between the \ your bills at horn* and Student Detachment. One yea: Republican and Democratic ren W. Wilentz by more than ert Cassatt at 21 Ward Ave. was Offle* Antsmillos Mende said last night a new gov- With these bills deleted, Mr. broken into yesterday afternoon Northeast , ' gain more leisure time . later he became the sergean ernment could only be formed 'arties." 475,000 votes in Tuesday's elec- major of Troop Command— now Brodniak offered his resolution, and goods valuing $1,004 were Builneii, • Service b our biggest after the state election in only to have it defeated by a Schlaeter said, "too many tion. stolen, according to police. Mochinei the Signal School Brlgade-*nd Bavaria Nov. 20. Too many have the idea that Republicans asset • Can we help you? on Sept. 1, 1965, he was madi to 2 vote by council majority Schlaeter said his campaign Police said an electric guitar, School politicians want to see how that The bills were reread but' with mean conservatism. They are "was hurt by the fact we did 54 Broad Si. the sergeant-major of the entin :bmes out before committing liberal welfare and their band- a Browning automatic pistol, Red Bank Signal Center and School. the two included and passed by not have money to get television some jewelry, a portable TV :hemselves. a 3-2 vote by council majority, wagon is pulled by the same time. The press and radio .did 747-4647 Sgt.-Major Sheehan lives or team of mules .as the Demo- set and some cash were taken CENTRAL JERSEY BANK Kiesinger's candidacy has the not cover us. My whole cam- from the house. post with his wife and their 10 support of former Defense xats." paign cost me under $1,300. We year-old twin sons, Michael Da Minister Franz Josef Strauss, ex- Ticket Driver When the public finds out suffered seriously from lack of yid and Morris Patrick. Chancellor Konrad Adenauer's there is no difference, Schlaeter exposure.' FRIDAY, SATURDAY successor as the country's most Hurt in Crash said, "I hope we'll have our vic- He asserted that during the t SUNDAY at ... A-IT nfluential advocate of French KEYPORT - Chester L. Stiles, tory." campaign "no real issues were But; he added, "one of the MATINEES Casey Booster Ass'n Presents . . . 'resident Charles de Gaulle's Somerset, received minor injuries discussed in depth such as in ONLY! European policy,' Strauss is ex- ond a summons for careless driv- lardest things is to sway people flation and Viet Nam" and "any pected to take an important post ng as a result of a car-truck ac- from a party label." . time I appeared on television "The FOUR SEASONS" n.kiesinger's cabinet if he can cident here last night. Schlaeter iald he will "nol they gave me this Socialist al )ut together a Bundestag major Police said the accident give up a fight on Case's social batross (Levin) to carry with THE (IN CONCERT) istic welfare statism" and wil me." :urred at the Rt. 36 Parkway :ontlnue to seek repeal of New •xit. 'crsey's sales tax. In Monmouth County, Levin PLAZA : ' plus "THE BROADWAYS" CHRISTMAS PARTY Stiles started to make an im- got "481. WMCA "Good Guy" Harry Horrflon, Matter of CartmonUs "I'm encouraged for the fu HAZlET-264-4434 KEANSBURG — The Altar and iroper left turn when his car wasture. Now we've got to weed oul SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 27, 1966 Rosary Society of St. Ann's Cath- truck by an oncoming van truck weaklings and rally our forces Gilinnn to Address TWO PERFORMANCES * P.M. and 9 P.M. olic Church met in the school Iriven by James M. Parr, New- where we hit hard." FREEHOLD auditorium to discuss Its annual rk, according to police. , In 15 counties, representing nl Historical Society U.S. ROUTE 9 ; at R. B. CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL GYM Christmas party, to be held Dec. The local First Aid Squad most 70 per cent of the state's COLTS NECK-Dr. C. Malcolm 4620600 BENEFIT: Arhlttlc Fund — Admission $4 In The CobbjeStones,. Middle- treated Stiles at the scene for 4,817 districts, Schlaeter rolled B. Gilman, author and historian own. cuts on the head. jp 37,716 votes. The other inde- will be guest speaker at a meet Tlekarr available at: Mrs. Claire Beatty is party Patrolman Howard Ruth in- pendent candidate, Julius Levin ing of the Colts Neck Historical Anderson's Record Shop, R«d Bank ihairman. Mrs. ' Christopher vestigated. Court date is )f Haddonfield, who ran under Society in the Atlantic elemen- . Shrewsbury Pharmacy, Shrewsbury )'Brlen was chairman of a rum-Wednesday, Nov. 30. he Socialist Labor Party banner, tary school Thursday at 8 p.m. Mat sffl» The Campus, Rumton mage tale held this month in got 7,695 votes In the same dis- Dr. Gilman'j topic will be New apmi Vi hour f SHOW TIMES-BOTH THRATRBS FRIDAY at 2:M Only , ' : Sheo'i Sport Mart, MlddUrown orrlgan'g Hall on Main St. To fill jobs fast, place "Help rlcts. Jersey Indians. Indian artifacts bafor* frit ' * Wcnsorman's Variety Store, New Monmeurh The next meeting will be held /anted" ads In The Dally Reg- Ichlacter's total should easily will be shown by David Palmer SATURDAY ot U;«of 1:M and** )ec. 7. • • iter Classified. • I exceed 40,000 when his returns of Belmar. * ' JUNbAY ol t:j» and J:M - V • "' . •" '/' • ,: """ r. It, TOE DAILY 'REGISTER Colts Neck Board Studies Honors Take a picture S. Plans lorthird Scfctfbl wnaih r fee*rtr wvtt lorwtrd, for your Chrl3tmta$ the drummer, beats out four muf- -'4..'/"< «. i"? I OBITUARIES COLTS NECK -'A propdaW of breeding oversized, fled raffles,' the bugler founds third school btiUdinf, to be con- w said. "And they keep setting tapps and the trtaffltonil momen greeting cards structed on the purehMed Con- irger and larger as an 'emer- f il I bd i THOMAS F. LYONS JOHN M. GRIFFITO SHERRANE FUNERAL over Rd. site, came under dose gency* measure which somehow of silence Is observed. r\*)£sLr\ I IV^ 15 WALLACE ST. 8.GHLANDS — Thomas F. Ly- EATOMTOWN — John M. Grif- CLIFFWOOD — Funeral ser- scrutiny by the Board of Educa- wcomes permanent and detracts Other countries, such as Grea Otfjf, 75, of 65 Shrewsbury Ave., fith, 72, of 40 Locust Ave. died vices for Mrs. Siebel L. Sherrane tion last night ram the level of education we'reBritain end France, also observe NIHIPIMS RED BANK died yesterday in his home. of 26 Sweetbriar St., here, who itriving for." Nov. 11 as Armistice Day. And in $orn in Holyoke, Mass., he had Wednesday in Riverview Hospi- died Wednesday in the Ivy House School Superintendent Roy J. linger presented the educational The board is reviewing the the Arlington ceremonies, official* 1/!®''|NINO 747-2273 ' redded in the area four years. tal, Red Bank. Nursing Home, Middletown, will of six foreign embassies — Hit was the son of the late John be tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the aspects of the new building, >Ians to come up with a final Authorised Kodak Processing Born in New York City, Mr. which will include a combination Belgium, France, Britain, Israel, J/And Ellen Farrel Lyons. Griffith had lived here 43 years. Adams Memorial Home, Red >roposal to present to voters In Italy and Mexico—present flam- Mr Lyons was a veteran of Bank. Rev. Henry Male, rector auditorium-cafeteria, called a He retired in 19S5 as a driver cafetorium, a separate gym fa-he spring for approval of the ing torches as a tribute from Wptld War I. for the Tidewater Oil Co_after of St. Mary's Episcopal Church, lew facility. ; their countries. Keyport, will officiate. The date cility, and flexible room space Surviving are his wife, Mrs. 34 years with the firm. He also with the use of partitions. E&a Matthews Lyons; three had been a school bus driver of the funeral was given incor- daughters, Mrs. Marion Raike for the Beale Bus Co. of West rectly in yesterday's paper. Quentin Armstrong with the OPEN and Mrs. Thelma Cook, both of Long Branch and a dispatcher firm of Coates and Armstrong, thjs place, and Mrs. Edith Wei- for the Eatontown Police Depart- DAVID ROBERTS in Somerville discussed the gert of Mas. uti, L.I.; a brother, ment. NAPERVILLE, 111. — David architectural aspects of.the new building, which Is designed prl SUNDAY Edward Lyons of Westbrook, Mr. Griffith was a .member of Roberts, seven-week-old son of Colin.; 13 grandchildren, and 14 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Roberts, marily as a complete unit, and the Old Guard and the Shuffle- will include an open court area great-grandchildren. board Club in Red Bank. formerly of Middletown, N.J., YUV' VM I TILL 6 PM Jfuneral services will be to- died suddenly Wednesday. in the center of the building, •read Street and Omen ARM Prlvo, StirewsbBry—747-S55S nRttraw at 2 p.m. in the Posten He is survived by two daugh Surviving, besides his parents, which Dr. Unger eald could be OpM Sen. t A.M. to 5 P.M.: Mon. Hmi 'FrL Eve*. tW ftOO DAILY TILL 10 PM FiSreral Home, Atlantic High- ters, Mrs. Lillian Adele Reeves of are two brothers, Stephen Rob- used as an . amphitheater or ITS THE DIF-FEK-ENCE THAT COUNTS. classroom. lands, with Rev. William Mc- Kosciusko, Miss., and Mrs. Mar- erts and Garry Roberts, both at » UNNETT - IRELAND FLEXSCREEN CUllough, pastor of the Highlands jorie E. Smith of Peoria, 111.; a home; a sister, Jill Roberts, also Board member, Melvin C. Wil- HUNDREDS OF UNADVERTISED SFHECiALS sister, Mrs. Mae Nichols of Fort litt questioned the size of some FIREPLACE SCREEN f iMethodist Church, officiating. at home; his paternal grandfa- CUT TO YOUR SIZE ON OUR PREMISES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT INCLUDING FOOD Burial will be in Bayview Ceme- Lauderdale, Fla.; five grandchil- ther, Leslie Roberts of Louisville, of the classrooms. MM MMMmttlti • 48-Hour Delivery tqjy, Leonardo. dren and five great-grandchil- Ky., and his maternal grandpar- "Oversized rooms have a way dren. j, . CARD OF THANKS ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Flora AQlrew F. Russo, Sr. »ntj ramlly wish The funeral will be tomorrow of New Albany, Ind. to -express their deep appreciation for tluC many thoughtful expressions re- at.2_p.m. in the Robert A. Braun Services were held this morn- cQred by them during the recent 111- ~ neca and passing- of Mrs; Andrew P. Home for Funerals, here, with ing jn the C. Campp ^nd Sons Rufflo, Sr, Especially Msgr. Eilvatore Kev. Stanley Si* Wooijejr. Jr., vic-Funeral Home, WheatonT Dfcortnzo, the pallbearers, the "Red THE MART FURNITURE GALLERIES k and Shrewsbury police depart- ar of St. James Memorial Epis- ments', those who lent flowers or mans eftrds, and also to those who assisted copal Church, officiating. Burial MRS. ROSE SILVERT lir£»ny way. will be in Woodbine Cemetery, FREEHOLD r- Services were w F. Riisso, Br. and family Oceanport. •*• • held yesterday for Mrs, Rose Silvert, 78, of 65 Mechanic St. who died Wednesday at the Ocean FOR ANY OCCASION Park Nursing Home, Lakewood Township, after a lengthly Ill- ness. DINING HONEY BEE FLOWERS Mrs. Silvert was born in Russia RUSSELL t. HODSKISS and was the widow of Isidore 464 BROAD ST. Silvert. SHREWSBURY Surviving are a son, Harry Sil- vert of Freehold, and three grand- 741-4020 children. ROOM Services were at the Freeman (tillable Sine* 1927 Funeral Home, with the Rabbi WIRE ANYWHERE Israel Poleyeffi of Congregation Agudath Achim officiating. Inter- ment was in Freehold Hebrew Benefit Society Cemetery, Free- hold Township. SALE THOMASVILLE JOHN BOLE NIXON DREXEL . , LAKEWOOD — John Bole Nix- on, 68, of 445 Shady La., (lied m Monument Selection Tuesday in Paul Kimball Hospi- Choose from Over 200 Dining Rooms tal. He was the father of John t «0 make * U 4 Nixon of Union Beach and Mrs. TERKNCE Anna May Joaquin of Cllffwood The nt of eoaaaeonatin is varied md Beach. At The Mart Furniture Galleries subfle. We shook) Hw to help you as we Born In Harrison, Mr. Nixon haw MpeeJ so DM* others. Our prof es- lived 25 years in North Arlington N-O-W... Exciting Savings on Din- amttamMBwactmcUy guide JOB. before moving here nine years ago.' He was an iron moulder ing Rooms of outstanding quality JOHN VAN KIRK & SON for the Worthington Corp., Har- u Coopep r Rd., Mlddlttown oH Rt. u ot rison, until retiring five years and design by Basset... Drew ... Heoden'Heod' s ComeC r 741431* Convenient Terms 747-2541 ago after 35 years with the firm. He, belonged to the United Steel- Drexel... Ethan Allen ... Stanley workers of America. Also surviving are his wife, ... Vermont... Pulaski... United Mrs. Helen Lerman Nixon, and leight grandchildren. . . . Pennsylvania House . . . and I Services, will be • tomorrow in Jtne John ft'-'Crane-FtinertrHome , many others* John E. Bay . Kearny, at. 10 a.m. (Note: v EDWARD C FERGUSON FUNERAL HOME WEST PATERSON — Edward All "suite!" include 4 tide chairs C. Ferguson, 44, of 9 Lozrovich and 2 arm chairs) PI., died Tuesday in Paterson BROYHILL ..DRIXEL odvoncM medtrn Miltt In d«a walnut: General Hospital. Mr. Ferguson tors* ttectrlfUd china, oval table opem ta M". 85 Riverside Ave. Red Bank mobile server, cane back chain plui upnolitertd was a brother of Mrs. Joan Allen (Mil and noifui chain. Chrwnt accent! art M- of Hazlet. ; - Kind. RED. »17«. _ .-. , MOW C. SIDUN, Mgr. 747-0332 Born in Harrison, he had lived BASSET eonhmtmrtiry group In Frultunod finish: here since 1954, previously living glau deer coblntf. Formica top table with three Opposite) Molly Pitcher Inn in North Arlington. He retired Mm, Ml ol < drain onfl matching built! three years ago as a milk truck REO. S44I .. NOW driver for Sealtest Corp., Newark, BLOWING ROCK French provincial suite In Cherry: after 17 years. 40" China, oral Table with leal and cut-out back A veteran of World War U, Mr. chain all In a rich fnillwood finish. . SPECIAL Ferguson was a member of Dis- OREXEL Danlih-lnsplred olltd walnut MJIII: Electri- abled American' Veterans, Mel- fied china and buHft, rectangle table txtendt to vin Spitz Lodge, and the Team- 1M" and upholtHred seat chain. REO. OTS NOW Worden Funeral Home sters Union, both in Newark. Also surviving are TiU wife, JWINO ROCK MmiltrrorminJtMplrwJ tulte In rry: Large china, oval table with leal and hand- 60 E. FRONT ST. RED BANK Mrs: MarylQuigley Ferguson; two some set of matching ctiolrt _. SPECIAL sons, Craig Ferguson, at home, and Army Sp. 4 Cariton Ferguson BASSETT eligant Italian Provincial design In of Fort Bliss, Tex.; two brothers, Cherry: featuring outstanding ' door moti(t and carvings: . Large china with grill, oval table with Robert and Walter Ferguson, both leal, and matching chairs. REO. Mil. NOW Day and Night Phone of Kearny, and another sister, Mrs. Helen Gugulski of Elizabeth. DREXEL magnificently dtslgned Dlnetoira suite in dHP-toned Chirry: Large ilictrifitd china with "A" Mass wasoffered •this morn- glass and grllHd doors, double pedestal oval table ing in Our Lady Queen of Peace will opm to 102", exquisite set el cone bock chairs, plus an outstanding H" all-doer front credehia. Church, North Arlington. The REO. Ilo7». „._.. NOW Reid Home, Kearny, was in charge of arrangements. UNAOUSTA Spanllh Provincial lultt In frultwood: Large china with grilled doors, oval table with 1 Moves, and set of high scroll-back canM chairs. MRS. GEORGE BREUNINGER REO. SJII. - - NOW EAST KEANSBURG — Mrs. Elizabeth E. Breuninger, 65, of BERNHARDT "Country French" suite combines a charming 'ook with beautiful executions at wood- 62 Pacific Ave., died Wednesday working In a large china, aval table with J leaves, in Riverview Hospital, Red Bank, I and set ol distinctive high cant-bock chairs. after a brief illness. I RED. 1711 ...:...:... , NOW The Adams Memorial Hbme Born in Newark, Mrs. Breun-| DREXEL Clanlc Italian lulte In rich Cherry and inger resided there. until mov- Burl woods: Arched-top chlno, round pedestal table ing to Middletown 37 years ago. with two IB" leaves, set ol chain. REO. I1MJ. NOW She was a member of the Bay- BROYHILL "Braillla" group In soft-tone walnut: Sueetssor ts Mounr Memorial Horn* shore Community Church, Mid- 54" buffot with gluts door hutch, lurfboard style dletown, and a den mother of table with leal, and set of four (4) side chairs. Cub Scout Pack 147, here. jREO. S4». _ NOW Surviving are her husband, DREXEL American colonial suite In Cherry: Buffet with glau door hutch, oval table opem to ICO", -FUNERAL DIRECTORS George Breuninger; a son, •it of high ladder-back style chairs and "Neoslato" George W. Breuninger of Keans- top server. REO. $111*. . - NOW burg; a daughter, Mrs. Bernice VERMONT lunlor dining room group In Maple: 31" Thomas of Fords; a sister, Mrs. open hutch china, round plaitle-top table with leaf Mildred Walpert, who lived with and four (4) sturdy mates choirs. REO. 1111. NOW 310 BROAD ST. RED BANK her; two brothers, William F. Kopp of Keansburg and Harold VERMONT ruillc Pine suite: M" buffet with open hutch, I" thick top oval toble will open to M", and H. Kopp, here; 14 grandchildren set of comfortable Duxbury choirs. REO. 1715. NOW and seven great-grandchildren. Services will be at 1 p.m. to- ETHAN ALLEN American Traditional group In morrow in the John W. Mehlen- Solid pine: M" buffet with open hutch top, 48" round toble with 2 leaves, and four f4) rugged mates beck Funeral Home, Hazlet, with chairs (from our open-stock collection) REO. VM. Rev. Richard R. Schwartz, pas- NOW tor of Bay Shore Community Famous Brand EARLY AMERICAN Suite In Solid A Church, officiating. Burial will Cherry: large all glass door chlno, oval table that opens to more than 100", and set of rush-seated be in Shoreland Memorial Gar- ladder back chain. REO. SIOM „ _. _. NOW TIMELESS dens, Hazlet. PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE Colonial Dry Sink wllh TRIBUTE BERNHARDT Formica-lined well; Antique Oreen flnlth. P.EC ««. Hire Therapist ! NOW For Speech COLTS NECK — The Board of OPEN EVERY NITE 'TIL 9:30 — SAT. 'TIL 6 s00 Education last night agreed to CONVENIENT hire Miss Sally Abramowitz, A pcnaniillnd monument, carved ef select Borr« CHARGE PLANS vrantti. con tat man than many words. $•« our of Freehold, a speech therapist, for 30 minutes one day a week display ef Bom Guild Monument*, backed by the • »0-day charge) Industry's strongest monument guarantee). at a rate of $5 per session. The board also voted to spend • No money down—budget $100 to have students at Mont- paynwiir and take up to 34 clalr State College come to the tute Jmlleries LONG BRANCH MONUMENT CO., Inc. • months to pay. ' system to do a speech survey to *m*0 OUR NORTH ' WALL and LOCUST. W. LONG BRANCH 222 - 0300 Identify individual problems and • Us* our •xtondod layd. MONMOUTH MONUMENT CO. The money will be needed for MU 8-5500 HEAODENS CORNER, MIDDLETOWN 747-3810 transportation and • lunchei for the group. T 1966-5. Market Open New Law Firm In Long Branch THE DAILY REGISTER fSEW YORK /£-50; fancy medium individuals and firms. War. Throckmorton, ther. I would like your opinion land Life, which has come down Stokes. The elder sharply in. price since 1965. Mr. Stokes, magistrate at Sea Until joining" Mr. Throckmorton (4^ lbs. average) 43-44; fancy of this stock." E. J. recently, he practiced law alone morton serves the heavy weight (47 lbs. min.) 47& Should I continue to hold or re- Bright and attorney to the Little associate of counsel. A) I am very pleased to sup- invest in other issues? I am 80 Silver Board of Education and in this city. Mr. Stokes is mar- «%;• medium (40 lbs. average) ply it. Searle > is ' an excellent years old and am borrowing on Zoning Board of Adjustment, is ried and has three children. • Mr. Throckmorton is married smalls (36 lbs, aver- pharmaceutical. It was the first my insurance to meet living ex- also a former Board of Educa- Mr. Throckmorton, magistrate and has three age)- 38-39; peewees (31 lbs. av- company to produce an oral con- penses and to finance my grand- tion member In- the latter bor- erage) 29-30. traceptive and its earnings are son's, education." F. G. ough. A graduate of Princeton rather heavily dependent on this A) I tommend you most sin- University in 1938, he served in Browns: type of product. Competition in cerely for financing your grand- Local Securities Extra,fancy heavy weight (47 the birth control area helped to son's education. Southland Life, Quotations from, NASD at approximately 3:00 p.m. Bids, lbs:" roln.) 48-49; fancy medium lower Searle's earnings last year !n my opinion, is a well-managed Stock Market dealer prices. Prices identified by.W*1 are inter-dealer asked prices. (41 lbs. average) 43-44; fancy and I look for little gain-In 1966, company. It operates mainly in Irrter-dealer quotations do not include retail markup, markdcwn.or The stock has long-term attrac- Texas and the South. Its better- heavy weight (47 lbs. min.) 47- Yesterday's closing stocks: commission. Other asked prices have been adjusted upward to 48J5; smalls (36 lbs. average) 38- tion, but in the pharmaceutica than-average growth reflects the 41% ITE Ckt Brk 37V 39; peewees (31 lbs. average) 29- field I prefer Merck & Co. I bfr strong expansion of the areas 2714 Johns Man 49ft include approximate markup. Air Prod 2714 Jonea & h 46 1 30. '•.•;.' : • ' • lieve this issue—with its broade •which it serves. The decline in Air Reduo 36 ft Joy Mis 25*4 BANKS price of the-shares is typical of Alleg Cp Kaiser Al 3914 Allen Lud .?* Kennecott 36i anticipated for 1967. In Hie past few weeks, many bank stocks throughout I like Southland for apprecia- UOF Glass 44 % Farmers & Merchants Am Cyan SO* 1.1b McNiLi 10 •~tne-country have-hod-a substantial rise. In our".opinion; torn* local bank - tion over a period oLyears, but Am M Fily 36'.i First Merch. Nat'l Bank (x) (xx) Ani Motors Jiig«r 4-My— 71 . flocks are due for a rally from today's ''depressed Tevels. We have been- I do not consider it suitable for -»* Litton lnd 717. First National Bank of Spring LaXe 1:50 Lukens SU recommending to our clients In the past lew weeks, N. J. NAT'L, FIRST 39% 2914 First Nat'l Bank of Toms River (x)(xx) .76 a man in your particular situa- 13 V4 Mack Trk 31% MERCHANTS, MONMOUTH COUNTY NAT'L, EATONTOWM NAT'L, tion. It seems to me that you 56 Magnavox 45% First State Ocean County OCEAN COUNTY NAT'L, FIRST NAT'L, TOMS RIVER. 31% Marath oil 60% Keansburg-Middletown need higher income than South- 34 It Martin M INQUIRIES INVITED — NO OBLIGATION land or any other good life stock Anaconda 7Sr Masonlta . Monmouth County National* (x) (xx) Armco Btl Merck 79 N. J. National Bank (xx) I. GEORGE WESTON & SONS. INC. affords. I suggest that you switch MOM this holding into Lone Star Gas, Armst Ck Minn M*M Ocean Cot\nty National 31 Moblloll Peoples Nat'l Bank of Monmouth STOCKS—BONDS—MUTUAL FUNDS yielding S.5 per cent; Union Pa- Asm on 28% Mont Ward 22% All Rlchfld 8714 Nat Bisc ' *S% Peoples National Bank of Lakewood 648 Ocean Ave. West End Tel. 222-0211 cific R.R., selling on a similar 11 N Cash Reg 66% Sea Bright National basis; Southwestern Bell Tele- 30% Nat Dairy 39"/4 28)4 Nat Distill 35'i Trust Co. "of Ocean County phone 5% per cent debentures due Bayuk Clg Nat Gyps 27% Bell & How Nat Steel INDUSTRIAL 2006, noncallable before 1971 and Bengix NY central offered at 99^. Beth Steel 28% Ni» M row Aerologlcal Research Boeing 5814 No Am Av AJkon Industries Take a picture now'N Borden 33% Nor Pac 48% Borg Warn Nwst Alrlln Brockway* MAN ARRESTED Brunswk 41ii Nodwlch Ph Buck Engineering Bucy Erie 23% Outb Mar for your Christmas OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Willie Bulova 1714 Owens 111 Electronic Associates lurl lnd 29% Pan Am Electronic Assistance Evans of 268 Central Ave., Jase, JI 20H Penney, JC greeting cards Long Branch, was arrested yes- Cater Trad Pa Pw * Lt Laird Celaneae Pa RR Monmouth Capital terday on charges of intending Ches & Oh 64 Pepsi Co it I/-S IB WALLACE ST. Chrysler 33H Perkln Elm Monmouth Electric to defraud Harry B, White, Sun: Cities Sv Pflzer 68% Monmouth Park* ML RED BANK set Ave. Bail was set at $200 Coca Cola 8511 Phil El 33% Colg Pal 29 44 Phlll Pet 5214 N. J. 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Ubifty Park • Red Bank • Mins- • UDIES' BED JACKETS • CHILDREN'S RAINCOATS NONE HIGHER iqu«il • North Asbury Park • Fslr Haven • Holmdel • Colts Neck STEINBACH'S MEN'S SHOP, Strait Floor, ilio Asbury Park, Brick Town • Brlelle • A»on—Neptune City • Member rederal Reserve/Tedlral Deposit Insurance Corp. FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE SHOP WEDNESDAY *nd FRIDAY 'TIL 9:30 p.rr> The Register's Opinion AND DON'T YOU FORGET IT! Jim Bishop: Reporter The Politician - Honoring Our Veterans There was a stage in my retarded life when politics was Among those duties is - supporting important. I had 'to learn something about it — preferably from ' President Lyndon B. Johnson says the inside — so I ran for Town Council in Teaneck, N.J. that more than half a million Ameri^ people who want to be able to choose Overnight I found that 1 had dozens'of new friends, and cans have died for their nation on their own leaders. "thousands of new enemies. Valiantly, I fought "entrenched the field of battle since our country We are-a nation made up of peo- power,"' "personal greed," "the machine" — all terms used to describe the harmless Incumbents — and addressed cellar was born. Unfortunately, the list of ple with many viewpoints; people who meetings of the faithful. our honored dead grows daily. have a right to speak openly of their Of course I was trounced. 1 had two As we observe Veterans Day, each views. Our President daily is criticized,, campaign contributors: Toots Shor, a New of us should remember the sacrifices by some of his fellow citizens for York restaurateur who was so glad that I made to keep our country free. In our maintaining- our military strength in I was running in New Jersey that he sent $100. Julius Richter, a plumber, sent $50. prayers for the heroes of this and Viet Nam. That these critics should That and the children's piggy bank got me other years, let us also ask for Di- be free to express themselves is, of through the campaign. Only one of them vine help so that peace with honor course, a basic right. voted for me. will once again prevail. The only possible danger posed by • * * Halfway around the world, U.S. outspoken criticism, of our govern- HAVING TASTED the acrid fumes of battle, I knew the next, step at once. If you military forces are engaged in a strug- ment's position is that it might be are beaten for a small office, try a bigger BISHOP gle to safeguard a tiny nation. Our mistaken in such places as Moscow One. In New Jersey there is a group of troops are in Viet Nam because free- and 'i Peking as .. a weakening of seven dwarfs called Freeholders. They run the counties. So dom-loving people there have asked U.S. determination to meet its I filed for the office of Freeholder as a Democrat. My county, our help, and three U.S. Presidents "' Bergen, at that time was the most Republican in the nation. commitments. I sat in on the party councils in a small office in Hacken- . have committed us to provide such aid. We*would hope that the patriotic sack. The more experienced politicians drew up something History has taught us that appease- speeches being made today across this - called a platform, and we were off and running. I made-stirring' ment of aggressors, no matter how wonderful land of ours will be.under- speeches and reviewed magnificent parades of 60 or 70 people. If I may say so, I did well until some of the voters began to: well intentioned, never served the stood in far off places. We are rever- ask questions, like "how do you stand-on public utilities?11— ing the memory of those who made • and "what about farm subsidies?" __Jj j.Igreatness, _the. TntT'was "sneer ignorance on their partf because I knew United States necessarily has to as- reiterating our prayer- that they shall nothing about such matters. They did it to embarrass me, but I went right on talking about myself in glowing terms. It was sume world leadership responsibilities. not have died in vain. • obvious that my opponents feared me because they never asked. - me a question. Come to think of it, they never mentioned me. > - Once again, the machine won. The final vote was some- UN Moves on Africa thing like 122,000 for the crooks, and 66,000 for the good guys. After years of debate, the Unijted area with the goal of eventual At the last minute, the Republicans passed the secret word Nations has at last moved nobly to independence. _ , ' • _ " to make me a write-in candidate for an office they didn't want. No pay was attached to it. And no duties. That's how I end the Union of South Africa's man- South Africa's- refusal to accept was elected coroner. It was a start, even, if the doctor date over the territory of South-West „ this action, which it-" holds illegal, Sylvia Porter: Your Money's Worth. wouldn't permit me to examine any bodies, including my owm will make finding a peaceful .settle- , * * - . * Africa, granted by the League of Na- ment extremely difficult. It seems al- WHEN YOU FAIL at the local level, and at the county . tion's in 1920. most inevitable that a militarized UN .level, think big. I did, and Frank Hague called me In to' Jersey The Union of South Africa has peace force will be necessary. If that Homeowner's Insurance - City and asked me if I would like to take charge of a chicken farmer who had been nominated for the office of governor. long followed Its infamous policy of occurs, the police should be drawn If you are now on the verge of buying, replacement cost, or $200 based on a 20-year I Said sure. He asked what I wanted if Elmer Werte was racial separation (apartheid) in this preferably from UN members other and insuring, a new home for the first time, life of the porch. But under the homeowner's, elected, and I said nothing. land of a half-million population. Al- than"the" United States, as in the this is the time to weigh the comparative policy, the full $400 replacement cost would \ He winked and said:. "You can trust me." I said "Nothing.' though South Africa never applied the UN's Congo and Cyprus expeditions. costs of traditional coverages against the be paid. I am going to take a job as editor of Gold Medal Books.",. severest of its repressive laws there, This nation opposes apartheid; the booming "homeowner's" or "multiple perils" And most significantly, coverage under, He said "Ah." So I was given three big limousines, 15 re- insurance. homeowner's insurance today costs you a porters from as many newspapers, a black sedan loaded with it has proposed to make its catch-all UN record is clear on that. But we If the fire insurance full 20-30 per cent less' than separate cover- a singing quartet of hangovers who yodeled:. "We've been Supression of Communism*' Act not are engaged in an Asian war and also policy on your home is soon ages would cost you. To Illustrate the sav-! working hard for Elmer, All the live-long day; We've been only applicable but retroactive to have many other foreign commit- coming up for renewal, this . ings, here is a breakdown of the $237 cost: i working" . ..etc. . - ;.;.• 1950. Thus anyone could be punished ments. If the UN's overwhelming vote is the,; time to . check of three separate policies insuring a $25,000 Everybody called the candidate "governor." Sometimes, whether) missing frame house: fire and'extended coverage (in- en route from one rally to another;, we passed the real gov- for any act or statement that could for action on South-West Africa is an out on tlf your cluding $8,000 on house contents), $167; bur- ernor, Alfred E. Driscoll. This time, it was different, be- be linked with promoting communism. indication of other members' readiness property '. Pered by glary and theft, $38; comprehensive personal cause I was with the "machine." We were the bad guys, In taking over responsibility for to end the tyranny over that helpless separate policies liability, $32. and it felt soo-o-o good. ' ' ' for fire, burglary and theft, South-West Africa, the UN has set land (and who could doubt it?)* there ' .* * * -- In Salem-CoUntyr my boy made a masterful speech whlchf— and comprehensive person- as iTrecall, began: "The people are the kind of folks we need.' next April as a deadline for a special- should be more than enough troops al liability, you may be THIS $237 IS A FULL 26 per cent more PORTER : If we're not fair to them, we're not square with the voters ly set up committee to recommend available from other nations, should paying as much as tme- than the $175 total you would pay for the nor the population itself." The press and I departed to parse third more for this coverage than you.actual- identical coverage plus certain "extras" in a that one in a bar. ,' . practical, ways to administer the they be needed. ' , ly need to pay. homeowner's policy. :•-.• -• * • •/ What is a homeowner's insurance policy? Cost obviously is the key reason why It is a policy combining a host of major and millions of American families are now' buy- ON ANOTHER OCCASION, someone asked my chickie if Eastern Football Note minor disasters in a single, package. Includ- ing package insurance for their homes. Just he had a milk program. "Shore do,"..he said, and went up ing fire, lightning, wind,, hail, burglary and in the past decade, premiums written for to his room and came down and began to read it. The journal- Make no mistake about It — they Even Bud Wilkinson, whose Okla- istic pencils whirled for a few minutes, then ran out of gas, play- slicker and more polished foot- lioma team set a record for consecu- theft. It provides comprehensive personal li- homeowner's insurance have soared from ability insurance covering everything from '$179 million to $1.5 billion. Today, more, I asked what the matter was. ball in the Big Ten, the Big Eight the tive victories, had some good things the milkman who sprains an ankle on a roller premiums are being written for homeowner's "Your boy," they said, "is reading His opponent's pro- Southwest Conference, or in the Far to say.recently about Ivy League foot- skate to the golfer you hit by mistake. •insurance than for .straight fire insurance gram word for word." What I achieved in that campaign West. You. wouid think you are ball. He watched the Harvard- . * * * and it's estimated that 50-75' per cent of /Ire has never been duplicated. He blew the election. watching the' professionals. Dartmouth game and stated: IT IS A POLICY WHICH, above and be- insurance now in force is in the form of I'looked for a national candidate, but jealousy in high yond the traditional fire-theft-liability cover- horneowner's insurance. circles is implacable, the Democratic Party passed the word "I've never seen a better game. ages, also insures you against, loss or theft of - ' To help forestall rate rises on homeown- down to, me that I could continue to vote if I was quiet about But when it comes to gridiron There wasn't a single dull moment in it. They wanted no more sage.advice — and some were vicious thrills at their b,est — there is nothing- property away from, home, pays living ex- er's insurance policies, the insurance indus- the full 60 minutes . . .considering penses for you and your family in the event try has in a growing number of states been enough to hint that the Republicans were paying me to master- like Ivy League or Northeastern foot- that, they have no* spring practice, your home is destroyed by fire« 'writing policies with $50 deductible provisions. mind the Democrats. • ;, , ball. And it is football played with- the Ivy Leaguers play remarkably high Moreover, instead of paying only an But most of these policies -have what is called A small wave of petulance came over me, so I went back out the benefit of the big athletic amount equal to the depreciated value of a "disappearing deductible" under which the home to the writing of books. In time, I completed one called ' quality football . . .'? The Day Lincoln Was Shot. Some smarty-pants on the Newark ' scholarship or the big athletic hand- destroyed property, homeowner's insurance • amount paid'by you, the insured* drops, as ' Football continues to be big busi- pays t\e full replacement cost. Let's say the your loss rises above the $50 line. For exam- Star-Ledger wrote a tophead to the story: "" ~ 7-7 " out As corny as it sounds, they still front porch you built 10 years ago is ripped ple, if the loss amounts to just $50, you pay Jim Bishop (D), Trlree-Time Loser, '- ~ ness at many of the nation's colleges the entire amount; if the loss is $500 or more, play football around here for the glory and universities. And the emphasis off by a .hurricane. It'will cost you $400 to. Finds Winner in A. Lincoln (R) of old Alma Mater. i replace the porch. Under the traditional ar- the insurance company pays the entire is placed on athletics rather than on amount. ' ,"•»•'• rangementi you would be paid only half- the Take Princeton's magnificent up- - scholarship. Football dominates the Frorii Our Readers set over Harvard last Saturday as an college rather than the college dom- example. Or the Rutgers victory over inating football. V- John Chamberlain: These Days Columbia the week before. Both were In New Jersey, at least, the college A Veteran's P'rayer~%~ spine-tinglers and cliffhangers that game is played to win—'but by players - ' . ., . 79 Tinton Ave., Apt< =7 left the fans limp. You couldn't ask who are students first and athletes . ' - . Eatontown, N. J. ^.* for more exciting games. second. To_ the Editor^ ^_ . _. ._ r „_".—«—•—.-^f:— Rocky Road toL^Detenle " "rtKought' yo"u'~migjit use this prayer. I found It In papjft ' The game of "China watching" is played ' pies of Viet Nam be granted "the possibility of my late husband, Col. Harry F. Elkan (Ret.) He sent. closely: when a Liu Shao-chi moves below of deciding their affairs on their own." you many, .articles, i know. , -j^- Robert S. Allen, Paul Scott: Inside Washington a Lin Plao on the list of functionaries sur- . Moscow, so. the Radio Liberty Kremll- "Our Heavenly Father, we deem this a fitting time to pjty rounding Mao Tse-tung, vast significance is nologtet; Christian Duevel, says, "Is no long- our respects to our departed comrades. . ';-. ; - read into It in the government offices and er interested in a democratic solution of the i ."As we stand with bowed heads in reverence to them, Jet banks -of Taiwan, Tokyo Viet Nam question In accordance with the us remember the good deeds they accomplished. ' f i •' ' Our 'Presidential ControV and Hong Kong, and the sovereign decision of,the Viet Nam people "Let us revere them as good soldiers who fought a good news is quickly relayed to expressed in an election." The National Lib- - fight in a just cause. " . '". WASHINGTON—President Johnson's im- merit Policy, Planning Council. It was as- America. But when it eration Front, the Viet Cong political arm, "Let us silently pray tot peace, the peace that passes pending surgery is causing his key lieutenants signed the task of developing methods, of comes to "Moscow watch- Is accepted by Moscow as the "true" repre- all understandings. ' ' \f to carefully, study a highly classified National tightening control over the use- of nuclear ing," we are more negli- sentative of the South Vietnamese people --"And let us in mind and soul consecrate our hearts'and * Security Council policy paper. weapons in a national emergency. gent. The ratification of a without asking for the formality of a .secret lives to a.real America, the land'of the. free and_the. hQjfe.'.-... Known as the "Presidential Control" pa- Originaily.^the. "control", .paper.was. part U.S.-Soviet air travel agree- ballot. And the word "unity", is substituted" "of Ihe brave—America "worth fighting for... ""•."-."/"'""• per,, the NSC document of a much larger paper dealing with the ment, which is purely com- • in the Viet Nam "October slogans" for last ./'As we stand,in this silence to our departed comrade*, - - contains the names and du- oyer-all foreign policy which was formulated, mercial, in its significance, 1 year's "unification." Apparently Moscow con- may we sincerely'say: 'May their souls rest in peace.'" Amen. ties of officials whom the during Pr.esj, ''nt Kennedy's regime. After is hailed as a momentous siders it a closed book that North Viet -Nam - _Yours truly, - • '•-•.' Preujdent has designated to President. Johnson took office, the "control" step in unfreezing the Cold ' and South Viet Nam are a single country. • _. Mrs. Harry F. Elkan initiate the use of nuclear section was revised and made a separate CHAMBERLAIN War. But when close "Mos- *• * • weapons in case he be- National Security Council document. cow watchers" such as the Radio Liberty THE DISAPPEARANCE of the note of comes incapacitated. experts invMunich and New York come up #.. • * • • . * elasticity from the Soviet approach to peace Jt provides that_VJce Cynic's Corner By Interlandi .with a. searcHtng comparison of the annual in Viet: Nam Is an obvious blow to the hopes . Presidapt Humphrey, Sec., ALL EQUALS —-Administration insiders 1 "October slogans" published in Pravda, the of Washington peacemakers. And when It tary ofMState Rusk and De- indicate that in sharing this momentous nu- whole thing passes without much notice. We comes to U.S. hopes in other parts of the fense Secretary .McNamara' clear, authority, Vice President Humphrey want, to think the best of Russia and the world there is little compensatory balm to be must give their approval and Secretaries Rusk and McNamara do so worst of Red China, and so we lead with '.found, in .Moscow's current sloganeering. For ALLEN before nuclear weapons of as equals'.' our hopes, not our brains.' ' example, the Soviets are subtly wooing the tny type or size can be used during the time Also, that Humphrey has accepted this West Germans to follow De Gaulle in his the President is unable to make such a fate- arrangement and is working harmoniously The' Soviet "October slogans" this year anti-Americanism. Last spring., the Russians ful decision. and closely with Rusk and McNamara on iin- are heartening In one respect from the were still speaking of the "revanchlst mi These three officials, who recently met in plernenting plans. . . American standpoint, for they complete Mos- While the operational aspects of the NSC cow's business of demoting Red China's Mao militarist forces of West Germany," and as- the White House to discuss contingency plans suming that Bonn was Washington's irrevoca- for implementing this pol- document are secret and cannot be disclosed,' Tse-tung to an unperson and the Chinese significant highlights of a covering staff pa- Communist Party to. an unthing. Only tha ble ally. Now they are asking that the "Ger- icy should that become nec- man question" be solved on a "peace-loving, essary, constitute what is per can be published, as follows:* "Chinese peoples" are admitted to friendship "Control of. nuclear weapons offers a with the Soviet Union. The government of genuinely democratic basis." The olive branch termed the "permissive to Erhard's successor or successors is al- link" command. wide range of-options, alternative levels of Red China Is placed as low as Albania on the Soviet totem pole, which'means that in ready in the mouth of the Soviet dove. Under the President's Violence and against alternative target sys- tems, which the President or authorities Moscow it would have to look up in order A really ominous change in the "October pre-designation of author- to see a snake's belly. Yugoslavia, a truly slogans" relates to the Near East. The slogan ity, the trio must agree be- designated by him could review In advance and choose among in the event of war. revisionist Marxist nation, is listed In Prav- addressed to the people of Syria has' become fore any command can be da as more socialist than either Red China virtually identical with the slogan addressed given to the Army, Navy or or Albania. The listing displeased North Ko- to Algeria, which has long been a Moscow Air Force for use of nu- THEBMLY rea's Kim II Sung, but the Russians rebuffed favorite. Instead of saying that the people SCOTT clear weapons. REGISTER the Korean's suggestion that Tito wasn't a of S.yria are "struggling for a, democratic Transmission of this FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1966 real socialist. state," trre Soviets are now accepting an command would be handled through five "independent, national democratic state" as. designated administration officials, each of * * * 40-42 nroad (St.. Etrd H«nk, N. J, an emerging Syrian reality. This, taken to- whom would have to" formally authenticate JIB III. XI, Mlddlrlonn, N. ,1, THE DEEPENING ItlFT between Mos- gether with Moscow's fraternal salutes to the order. ' .10 Kml Main SI., FrrrholJ, .V. J, ' , cow and Peking, however, has not been ac- most of the peoples of the Arab world, means Principal author of the "Presidential Con- 279 nrond»*n.v, l.onc nrjtnch, N. J. complished by any softening of the "October • Kftlab. )MK l>v .Inlin H. Cn»k nnd ifrnrr CIliT ' solid Soviet backing of the Syrians in their trol" paper is Dr. Walt Rostow, foreign policy slogans" Insofar as they relate to the United current attacks on Israel. . adviser, in the White House. He participated Fubllihrd IT Tim llcj Hunk BfFl»ifr~lnc(irpiir«>eil States. For the first time, an "October So where docs this leave the US. on in the unannounced Humphrey-Rusk-McNam- • M. HAHOUI KKI.I.V. I'uMl.hrr slogan" refers to the American support of ara planning meeting. AHhnr Z. Kutnln. Bdllo'r~~ " the rocky road to "detente"? It doesn't mean Suhicrlntlnif rflcriiln~Arlv"n'nc:' South Viet Narn as a "war." . Of perhaps that we have no cards to play, but it does The document was drafted by • Rostow SIIIKU-COPV lit counter. 7 cent*; hv rnnll. 10 cent* greater significance is the omission from call for a sharper, harder sense, of "Hey! Remember there ore people behind when he wts chairman of the State Depart- 1J months—montlu—119.8• 0.90 , 13 montmonlln-w.ih s the slogans of the old,demand that the peo- bargaining. , " • . those IBM cards}" A, • • . " . V' THE DAILY WE&mm Hwkf, Wn. JJ, Church Group CROSSWORD lLBittl- fc rod deer - % DOWN FREEHOLD - Officers jor the . qftA water 1. Chinese 12. young people of the First Pres- ftJKetal jsort 13. Ven- byterian Church elected,to serve KJ.Back city ture for the -1986-67 year are Senior 11. Small cut 2. One ' 18. In- 1Z. Selected otthe quire High: moderator, Gary Robin- 14. Grows Great IB. Digits son; vice moderator, Rpbin old •• Xakes 21. US. Musgrave; and clerk, Gary - J5. Single 3. Spinning' penny Crotohfelt. unit ' toys 22. Undis- aterday*! Jtintwa The Junior High officers are 16. Calcium: 4. Tin: closed 32. Rent moderator, William Oakley, vice sym. sym. 25. Help once 17. Overhead B. Crush, 26. Con- more moderator, Virginia Mus- 38. Examiner as grain flicts 36. Soft grave, and clerk, Faith Abra- of bank's 8. Bills 2T. Wing- drink * . ham. . books marked footed 37. German, The -Intermediate officers are SO. Kind "'paid" 28. Botch ' river moderator, Keith Belth; vice , g 7. Tree 29. Skilled 39. Eggs moderator, Sandra Doebler, and 23. Attitu- 8. Hellencse 30. Loca- 42. Exclama- clerk, Richard Weber. dinize in Spain tion tion Youngsters from the church 54. Antlered 1 : animal , 3 4 i. e 7 a collecting for UNICEF at Hallo- 28. Consumed ween collected $75.which Will be BDl 10 added to the xollectionVfrom the 28. Falls ither churches in Freehold. tqhit..' i II 31. Changed ^* 33. Greek 14 5 ft St. Jamefc Social lt£ 84. Japanese 1/ IB t - -' mile % Zluh Dance Set measure to RED BANK, — The newly 35. Phone % E5 formed St. James Social Club book will hold a Sisters' Wagon Dance abbrevi- ^ % •riday, Nov.' 18, at the Red Bank ation ib isi 50 / Catholic High School Cafeteria at 36. Calendar Jl SZ p.m. ^ '_•_'_ .. ^-ftter?y __• Th7e"dance~nas been so named atlon s4 *<»: lecause - proceeds-wilL be. ..used -38, Decay* - % 40. 8-shaped J6 fa4* 40 toward the purchase of a new . molding station wagon for the Sisters of 41. Bacchanal 4t Mercy, who teach at the high school and the grammar school. 48.' German 0< Music will be. by Vito Maras- river 44 43. Short lance cio's Three Tunes and a Vibe % Il-H and there-will be sing-along ses- ;ions with Hart.Webber and his accordion. M r. and Mrs. Vic Marascio will present an exhibit tion of ballroom dancing. Robert McCarthy is reserva- ions chairman. Members of the cket committee are: Roy Free- By ALFRED SHEINWOLD man, George Peliington, Ken The trouble with making Fitzgerald, Frank 'Doyle, Jerry psychic bid is that you may The Hand Wittershein, Gil Unger, Joe Gro- deceive your partner instead of gan, Allen Donaldson, Frank the opponents, and ~then you'll South dealer tiack, Thomas Clark, Roy Ricci, have to apologize to your poor Both aide's vulnerable , Joseph Rice, George Lussier, partner. It happened just that NOKTH Warren West, Robert Stout, Mar- way in the national team cham- Pass 1 *(l)Fass terian Church's Sunday School. good support for. partner's hearts 4 * Fass S artment. beyond my strength. I'll try no Mrs. Richard Williams has re- to, do it again."... >Iaced Miss Gertrude Morris, as Oddly enough, the opponents iecretary, and Mrs. Theodore were not amused. dorris has replaced William Mil ich as treasurer. " There DAILY QUESTION Partner opens with one.heart, WSCS SEES FILM and the next player passes. You EATONTOWN - A film, "Aml- hold: Spades—5. Hearts—A 9 7 gos Latinmos," was shown at a 6 2. Diamonds—J 10 7 2. Clubs—meeting of the Women's Society J 7 3. What do you say? f Christian Service of the 2 kinds of Color TO: Answer: Bid four hearts. This Methodist Church held in tfae shows strong trumps, a singleton church. '• or void on the side, and not more Mrs. Franklin Gifford, chair than 9 points in high cards. Theman of the membership commit- hand is slightly too weak for theee, welcomed two new membersi jump to four hearts,/but you Mrs. George Withey and Mrs. should stretch a point or two Edna Verrone. when you: are so short in spades. It was announced the society 1. RCA VICTOR-^/r ^ ^to The idea is to shut the other oppo- 111 send a Christmas donation nent out and thus prevent the o Rev. Roger Halili, a Methndlst opponents from getting to a garni minister in the Philif^m in spades. or the purchase of an organ. The experience made dependable! 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1 : 1! ' •:•••• '•:•.••• - • , • A •••..! .••' « IPlere* U a producer tor JWBC-TV, 8-Fri%, Nov. 11. 1966 \Vir. »tA Mrs, P«W Wtr-J— tnrmi&iy WHMA the Multiple Listing Service Has 17 Residential Sales\ieMs. in Short OT«,Pwfi i Waiter and WMter, f the home was arranged through Mr. and Mrs. Eteniel Barnard, MIDDLETOWN — transfer ?f Belford, Raritan Township and ranch home at 675 Hoppinppgg Rd., Mr. and Mrs. James Egan, the and their five children have meriy resided 'In Oakhurst Mr. Arthur L. Singer of Ray H. Still 'ho were recently married, ar.j title on 17 residential properties Airport Plaza, while five wer Belford, through Wilbur Lynn of previous owners, and their two moved from Union Beach to theLamano is engaged in construc- man, Shrewsbury member of the purchasers of the home at is reported this week by tlfe real- effected through Walker am The Kirwan Company, Belford. children have moved to Linden ranch home which they have tion work. Mrs. Kiniery resides Red dank Area MLS. 47 Park Ave., Belford. Mr. Bar- tor members of Northern Mon- Walker, Realtors, with offices i Mr. Watts is in the photographic Dr., Fair Haven. Thomas -Mc- purchased at 560 Garrett Hill at Garrett Hill Blvd., Belford. Mrs. Alice Dean has,sold her ard is with the U. S. Army. mouth Multiple Listing Service. Holmdel and Shrewsbury. business. The former owners are Donald of The Kirwan Company, Blvd., Belford. Mr. Rehbein is Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Mc-bi-level home at 8 Brooklawn Mr. and Mrs. Harold Roman, for- Eight of the safes were through Mr. and Mrs. Michael Watt Mr. and Mrs. Donald T. WalkerRaritan Office, transacted the associated with International Fla- Faddendd , th parentts f i Dr., Hazlet, and moved to Bos- mer owners, and their two chil- The Kirwan Co., with offices in of Keansburg have purchased who have moved with their twopurchase of the home which hadvors and Fragrances, in Union fant, are occupying the ranch ton, Mass. Her home has been ren now live on Harvey Ave., sons to the Kings Village section been listed through Mrs. Olga Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Norman home at 9 Virginia Ave., Hazlet, purchased by Mr. and Mrs. Rob- incroft. Mr. Roman is with AST of Middletown. Mr. Walker is as-Snoddy of Walker and Walker, Klein are the former owners and which they purchased through Jo- ert Bennett of Manville, who are Trucking. Thomas McDonald 'f HOW'S sociated with Johnson and John- Holmdel. have moved to Princeton with seph J. Howard of Walker and the parents of one son. Mr. Ben- The Kirwan Co., Raritan office, YOUR son. Mr. and Mrs. Walker had Mr. and Mrs. Richard Healey their three children. Mrs. DorWalker- , Holmdel. They are re-nett is manager of Triangle S.hoe ffected the purchase for Mr. and listed their home through Jo- of Jersey City have purchased othy Neuendorff of The Kirwan cent residents of Woodside, N.Y. Co. The purchase was negotiated drs. Barnard. " PRESENT seph J. Howard of Walker and a one-acre lot on Kaylen PI., Haz- Co., Raritan Office, arranged for The previous owners, Mr. andthrough Kenneth Williams of The HOME? Walker, Holmdel. let, on which they plan to have the sale of their home which had Mrs. Norman Walker, have Kirwan Co., Raritan Office. Carl- Mr. and Mp. John Judge anda ranch home custom built. Ange- been listed through William A. moved to Totawa Boro where ton H. Poling, Keyport Realtor 11 their two children have taken lo Webster of Holmdel Rd., Haz- Nelson of Snyder Agency, real- Mr. Walker is an accountant. Mr. had listed the home for Mrs "TRADE-IN occupancy of the ranch home at let was owner of the lot which tor, Middletown. and Mrs, Walker had listed their Dean. , Rite-way 11 Monmouth St., Hazlet, which he listed through Eugene A. Fitz- Also listed and sold through home through Walker and Walk- MIGHT BE THE ANSWER er, Holmdel. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Crowder, they have purchased. They are patrick of Walker and Walker, Mrs. Neuendorff was the ranch formerly of Port Monmouth, WALKER & WALKER former residents of New York Holmdel, and which was also sold home of Mrs. Florence Kiniery Mr. Howard also arranged for have taken occupancy of the Cape CORRIGANS through Mr. Fitzpatrick. REALTORS . INSURORS City and Mr. Judge is employed at 1002 Harris Ave., Union Beach. the purchase of the home at 21Cod home which they have pur> as. a draftsman in North Jersey. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rehbein Mrs. Pasquale Lamano, who for- Hudson Ave., East Keansburg, chased on Chestnut Ave., Nave PLUMBING I4L-521?:- MIDDLETOWN 471-3311 for_JfihiL_F, IMooney_of_ _Jer_sey CrowdOL. is. _wUb_JL. City. Mr. Mooney is with the Jer- Howard Smith, Inc., Port Mon r- MATIN©-— sey Central Railroad. The previ-mouth. Mrs. Alice Williams is the 24-HR. SERVICE Red Bank Area MLS ous owners, Mr. and Mrs. James former owner and is residing with Turner, and their two children her sister in Navesink. Mrs. Ce are residing in Middletown. They ALCGA celia Bailey of Crowell Agency, had listed their home with Mrs. Red Bank, members of Red Dorothy Neudentforff of The Kir- MLS, arranged for Has 14 Realty Closings wan Co., Raritan Office. Bank Area , g the purchase of the home which SIDING Dr. and Mrs. Eric C. Schrieber had been listed through Snyder RED BANK — Members Keenan of Red Bank. Mr. Keenan Agency was at 63 Lake Ave., Fair WM. "BUD" MAZZA Red Bank Area MuJtipIe_Listing is with the post office in RedHaven, purchased by Mrs. Marie have come from Cincinnati, Ohio, Agency, realtor, Atlantic High Service reported closings this Bank^The"former owners, Mr. Ateelt;.j|Ha.T!ier...d5Ughtet^."i/IUs o^occup^y y r colonial ibtlevel lands. ~" ~ "~ -": -'~ • Aluminum GutterWindows san and dLeader Doorss • h hih Mr. and Mrs.. Andrew H. Evans week on 14 residential properties and Mrs." Charles Hespe; moved Georgia Ateek, who moved from home which they have purchased FOR FREE ESTIMATE CALL 741 -5535 in the greater Red Bank area to Toms River. Little Silver. Miss Ateek is a Clal y Ct. Hartshorne and their five children are the Mr. and Mrs. William D. Mc-technologist at Monmouth Medi- Woods section of Locust. One of new occupants of the split leve EVENINGS CALL 741-4638 Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Sloan their sons is a student at Bay- home at 21 Maplewood Dr., New 3d have moved from Navesink Candless of Red Bank have pur- cal Center. The property was for- chased a home at 176 Oxford merly, owned by Dr. Irwin J. shore Junior High School, Middle- Monmouth. The family are for River Rd., Middletown, to their town, while the other son is a mer residents of Elizabeth. Mr. home at 42 Bellevue Ave., Rum Ave., Fair Haven, formerly Polk, who listed it with members FUEL-EATING owned by Mrs. Alice Babcock, of MLS through the Crowell Agen- student at the University of Ten- Evans is with'Reichold Chemical son, a frame and fieldstone gar- nessee. Dr. Schrieber is associ- Co. The previous owners are Mr. FALL rison colonial, which they pur- who moved to Glen Ridge. Mr. cy. McCandless is with Bell Tele- ated with E. R. Squibb and Sonand Mrs. Fred L. Sferruzzo, who FURNACE chased from Mr. and Mrs. Marsh Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. in New Brunswick. Col. and Mrs. have moved to Poughkeepsie, EVERGREENSALE A. Bryan, who moved to their phone Laboratories at Holmdel. This sale was also handled by Hughes from Brooklyn haye pur- John Rathbone formerly owned N. Y., where Mr. Sferuzzo is as- NOW IS THE IDEAL TIME FOR new home on Rumson Rd. Mr. chased a home at 53 Walnut Ave., the home and are moving to South sociated with International Busi- GOT YOU DOWN? Sloan is a member "of the NewMr. Ryan. PLANTING EVERGREEN SHRUBS, and TREES. Middletown, formerly owned by Carolina. Mrs. Marjorie Ward ness Machines Corp. Purchase o York Stock Exchange and is A fourth sale by the McGowan Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Roberts who Koster of Ellen S. Hazleton, the home was handled through Replace it with a MW Visitors Welcome at All Times governor of the exchange. Wil- Agency was to Mr. and Mrs. Har moved to Naperville, 111., with Rumson member of Red Bank Herbert Read of The Kirwan Co., American-Standard gniwfcr LANDSCAPING and liam H. Hintelmann, Jr., of theold J. Moore, who have mhved Bell Telphone Laboratories. Mr.Area MLS, handled arrangements Airport Plaza. Listing of the home William H. Hintelmann firm with their young daughter from Let us save you money, Wity aid NURSERY Hughes is with the Bureau of for the purchase. Rumson, both listed the house North Long Branch to 385 Pros- Employees' Compenstion, XJnited space. Our new boilers are effidMt, ONE MILE WEST ON with members of MLS and nego- pect Ave., Little Silver. Mr. John Rodger of The Kirwan States Department of Labor. Mr. Co., Airport Plaza Office, effected dependable «nd compact Faet*«ta| PHALANX RD. 741 • 0990 LJNCROFT tiated its sale. MOOTB is with the Seaboard Coal and Mrs. Hughes have one mar- Dock Company at South Amboy. the sale of the Cape Cod home economy. Lifetime cast iron contrac- Mr. and Mrs. Sloan, forme: ried child. H. William Holden of of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Yucker Honeywell's Earl O. Aspdin of the McGowan Walker and Walker's Holmdel of- tion. Smartly-styled stMl JacMrfN home on Navesink River Rd. was Agency, who negotiated the sale, at 503 Florence Ave., Union newly-designed. purchased by Mr. and Mrs. fice listed the property with both Beach, 15 days after he had listed finished basenxots. Ctl M MM had also listed the property for ML services, and it was sold by George E. Wenz from Ridge- Mr. and Mrs. James F. McNa- the home. The new owners are wood. Mr. Wenz is president o Mrs. Olga Snoddy of the .same . and Mrs. Harold -Gallway ORDER NOW! maraj -Jr., who moved to Church office. Jersey National Liquor Company St., Rumson. who have moved-here'with their of Paterson. 'Shis sale also was two sons from East Paterson. Three sales reported closed L.. A. Verleger of Walker and negotiated by Mr. Hintelmann. Walker's Shrewsbury office sold Mr. Gallway is with Shop-Rite of through the Crowell Agency of Fair Lawn. Mr. and Mrs. Yucker *One of three sales reported Red Bank Include the . former a building lot at 935 Broad St., by W. D. Ryan of the McGowan Shrewsbury, for the estate of Les- arid their two children are liv- home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. ing in Keyport. Agency, Red Bank, was the forHamaker at 68 Chestnut St. in ter Lovett to A. S. Davidson mer home of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Fair Haven. The redwood home and Son, Shrewsbury builders, Mr. and Mrs. John Gibbons D'Entremont at 2 Hillside PI. of contemporary design, set in a who will construct a house on the and two children have moved in River Plawi. The property was wooded plot, was purchased by premises. , from Bennett PI., Middletown, to listed by Mrs. Madeleine Polston Mr. and Mrs. Mark Rothstein, the split level home which they of Sterling Thompson and Asso- Another building lot, at 78 purchased at 3 Dogwood Ter., who moved here from Spotswood. Deepdale Dr. in the new Deep- ciates, Middletown, and the pur-Mr. Rothstein teaches history and New Monmouth. The previous ELECTRIC CLOCK chasers were Mr. and Mrs. John dale section of Oak "Hill, was owner, Mrs. Virginia Mueller, re- WIKOFF economics in the Middletown purchased Col. and Mrs. THERMOSTAT J. Moran of Red Bank. Mr. Mor- school system. Summers he is a sides at the Brookside Apart- an is with the Pennsylvania Rail- Thomas McCabe, who ments, Atlantic Highlands. Mrs. co-director with his father of a are moving here from Scott Air • lowers tempentwe for AVENUE road. children's camp in Monroe Town- Mueller is with the Board of Ed- Force Base, Illinois. Co. McCabe William ' sleeping, raises it foe Another property both listed ship. Mr. and Mrs. Rothstein is retiring from the U.S. Airucation Sayreville. and sold by Mr. Ryan was at 35have a daughter and two sons. Holden of Walker and Walker, waking—automatically) 741-0554 Force. Harry W. Keely,of Apple- Holmdel, handled the sale of her Monroe Ave., Little Silver, pur Mr. and Mrs. Hamaker, ,who brook Agency, Middletown, han- • provides a touch of Plus Installation chased by Mr. and -Mrs. John home which had been listed moved to Shreveport, La., aredled negotiations. through Eugene A. Fitzpatrick of il modem home elegaaoet planning to build an identical Also reported by Applebrook the same office. there. The property was was the sale of a new house at Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Nirella Cm for freo 6sttnraf9 toddy! ^ OFFICE • isted with members of MLLS by 130. Deepdale Dr., Middletown, to of Pittsburgh, Pa., have .pur- Miss Joan Stillman of the RayMr. and Mrs. Robert Pursell of chased the bi-level home of Dr. 127 OAKLAND ST. H. Stillman office, Shrewsbury, Thayer Dr., New Shrewsbury. Mr and Mrs. Eugene F. Wojcik at 6 and was sold by Joseph P. Mulli- Pursell is a management consul- Albon Ct., Middletown. Dr. Woj- LA WES RED BANK. N. J. gan and Cecelia Baily of the tant with McKinsey and Co., Park cik is a dentist with offices on «KM» OPENING Crowell Agency. COAL CO., INC. Ave., New York City. Donald H Palmer Ave., Middletown. The Also sold by Mrs. Bailey, the Babcock of Applebrook Agency, sale of the home was effected 747-2706 same day it was listed with MLS SYCAMORE AVE. Middletown, handled this sale. through Donald Babcock of Ap- "your modwntxatloB by W. D.- Ryan of the McGowan plebrook Agency, Middletown. SHREWSBURY Agency, was the former home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Julian Eugene A. Fitzpatrick of Walk- hvod^ucu Iff & Russell McConnell at 7D East Jr. qf Little Silver have pur- er and Walker, Holmdel, had 741-6300 , Wilson Clr., in Middletown. Pur- chased the former home of Mrs. listed the property for sale. chasers were ' Mr. and MrsHaze. l Poxon at 38 South Sunny- «m»»»»»»»»»»*M»»* »»»»*»*»*»»»*»****•***••**< crest Dr.' in Little Silver. Mr. The bi-level home at 8 Greeley James P. Deeny of Middletown. Ct, New Monmouth, 'has been who have two daughters. Mr. Julian is with Bendix Corpora Finally, an tion. Mrs. Poxon has moved to sold to Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. BEAT THE SNOW ... Deeney is In business with his Brancati, who are parents of an father in the K & D Iron Works an apartment in Red Bank. Viv infant daughter and formerly re- WITH SEAMLESS apartment in Shrewsbury. Mr. McConnell, a ian Sauvagge of Hall Bros., Fair sided in Brooklyn. Mr. Brancati retired post office employee, hasHaven, effecteffd d sale. Thhe is associated with G. A. Saxton wed to Florida with his twoproperty was listed through El and Co., 52 Wall St., New York ALUMINUM CUTTERS with 20 feet wood A Armstrong of the Arm- City. The former owners, Mr. and PLANNING ON DOING sale by Crowell strong Agency, Little Silver. Mrs. William J. Malcolm, have IT YOURSELF ? been transfered by Western Elec trie Co. to Illinois jwheie they CALL US FOR OUR room have purchased a hew home in DO-IT-YOURSELF PRICE Geneva. 'Arrangements for the sale were handled through Mrs. and 20 acres Olga Snoddy of Walker and Walk- RED BANK er, Holmdel. ThBhoiHe"was|Isted through Mrs. Florence Smith of of breatMng" Matthew J. Gill, Middletown. Aluminum Co. Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Pierce 741-3939 Free Estimates re the purchasers of the five- room! bedroom, custom built, Cape Cod YOUR NEIGHBOR IS I George C. Koeppel & Son, Inc. home on Navesink Ave., in the OUR NEXT CUSTOMER Plumbing t. Hearing—G.E. Appliance* Locust section of Middletown. Mr, <£ 141 First Ave. Atl. Highlands Phone 291-0890 fyti HUSKEE PARKWAY GOING TO THE CITY? ALUMINUM COMBINATION At BRIGHTON ARMS you enjoy the Huge apartments themselves make shore all year, while) you live a com-- —living atrBrighton Arms well worth It. fortable life In a spacious garden, Both one and two-bedroom apartments apartment on a large tract of land your . offer you a spacious living room, foyer, torn STORM WINDOW family can enjoy. Asbury Park, Bradley over-sized bedroom(s), separate dining Beach, Avon and Belmar are all right room, and kitchen equipped with Gen- GO BY BUS! next door. You can boat or fish on the eral Electric range and deluxe General Airport Plaza, Hwy. 36, Hazlet, N. J. blue Atlantic or nearby Shark River... Electric refrigerator-freezer. ride the ocean breakers...or splash Commuters can drive to Newark via and Keansburg Terminal $ around Brighton Arms' oj/vn PRIVATE the Garden State Parkway (less than 2 24 TRIPS DAILY TO N.Y.C. FOR SWIM CLUB pool. If you like golf, you miles away) In 40 minutes, or take the 13 TRIPS DAILY TO NEWARK can play at Jumping Brook Golf Club Penn. R.R. and arrive In Newark In 60 just minutes away. Even shopping 264-9828 — 787-0066 — 787-9676 6 89 minutes or N.Y.C. In 80. Buses are centers and schools are right at your witbin walking distance. Free Parking fingertips. INSTALLED! FIRST OR SECOND FLOOR 1 and 2-bedroom apartments from $125 Leonardo Terminal CHARTER Including: General Electric Air Conditioning, individually- 291.9623 f Heavy duty throughout SERVICE Controlled Heat, laundry room, master TV antenna, lighted parking areas, 24 TRIPS f Stabilizer bar for added strength kitchen exhaust systems, INDIVIDUAL PRIVATE BASEMENT STORAGE, and DAILY TO N.Y.C. AVAILABLE / gardening, lawn care, building maintenance and snow removal. 13 TRIPS DAILY Phone: Anodized aluminum screen wire TO NEWARK 291-1300 S Cleans easily from inside Directions: Garden State Parkway to Exit 100-B; then Rto. 33 East to Sylvanla Ave.: 291-1300 291 - 9623 then right approx. 800 It to models. Modol Phone: 980-2252 Free Parking, BRIGHTON ARMS PRO W'N'£1741-750" """*"0" West Sylvanla Avenue (East of Rt. 33) Neptune City, N.J. NEW YORK* KEANSBURG * 32 Broad Street Red Bank LONG BRANCH BUS LINE , 7174066 • 75 BMchway, Kcantbwy • 787-9676 DAILY 8 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. — WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY 'TIL 9 iruUy, .Nov. 11, 1906-* Discussions Wid&Ranging, Opinions Diverse THE PAILV REGISTER RigjBits Views of Clergy Are Personal "That image of the Negro is one of the Child, the Inferior person, the incompetent," he said. "And, until now. Negro- white relationships have been based on that definition. of SeriesSeries "Take, for example, the actual case of i white man Thto Is the last in a three-part series on the clergyman's who beat his Negro tenant for not paying his rent. He said role In civil rights. In addition to the three ministers who he did it to 'teach him a lesson/ At best, he was treating spoke out today, others who participated were: Rev. Chester the Negro like a small child. Galloway, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Mats- "But," he said, "there has been an explosion in the Negro wan; Rev. Floyd N. Black, pastor of Fisk Chapel A. M. E. culture with the realization that they ought not to accept the Church in Fair Haven and St^ Luke's A.M.E. Church in Sea • super-imposed image." Bright; Robert G. Riggs, minister at the Church of' Christ in As a clergyman, Rev. Mr. Leonard said, it is his task Red Bank; Rev. Richard A. Leadem, assistant at St. Jfames to reveal that "humans are humans" regardless of their Catholic Church in Red Bank; Rabbi Morris L. Rubinstein culture. of Temple Beth Ahm in Matawan; and Rev. G. P. Mellick "It is difficult," he said, "because a sub-culture shapes Belshaw. rector of St. George's-by-the-River Episcopal Church, attitudes on both sides and thereby can define us as indi- Rumson. ' viduals. In other words," he said, "it can create.-very real— characteristics in.both the white and the Negro individual. :....:_• By JANE FODERARO "But," he emphasized, "these characteristics are stjll not Clergymen in Monmouth County "approach the subject of the real human being," -, -.... ^jUMM t ^^itiy l ]ldai*iU!3Mt.JaAeJd]drl Rev. Mr. Leonard said that he tries to convey in all of spot-check interviews with nine clergymen, it was the aspects of his work that "we cannot make people over in personal point of. view that prevailed rather than church our own image. , • pronouncement or doctrine. "We jnust try to strip away those traits in ourselves that have been formed by reacting to false values.- All of us have Consequently, the discussions on civil rights were wide- to dear our minds in order to see people as people, and ranging in approach, tone and content. So diverse were opin- only then will we be able to communicate." ions on the subject that it would be extremely unfair to gen., Rev. Earl B. Scott Rev: Isaac C. Rottenberg Rev. R. Webb Leonard * * * ' eralize about the views of all clergymen in Monmouth County. asked for their permission. I consider my total Christian min- lead to the neglect of his duties. Simple decency," he *ald, Nonetheless, the .clergymen who were interviewed did istry as encompassing' spheres beyond my pastoral responsi- "demands that one will not "use* a congregation for the lake REV. EARL B. SCOTT,, rector of St. Thomas Episcopal . emphasize similar points and shared certain views in specific bilities," he said. "I believe that the' members of a church of other pursuits, no matter now worthy they may be Church jn Red Bank, speaks quite candidly of some of hit areas. ;ln only one Instance did two men express opposing will just have to accept the fact that in these areas the pastor "A church may also expect," he said, "that the pastor impressions of the clergy jn the civil eights movement point* of view on the same theme. will make his own decisions in obedience to what he con- shall not turn his particular social ministry into a pet topic on He said he sometimes wonders if the liberals in the clergy are really honest. » A final tally of their views would present this picture: siders to be the call of Christ to him. Thank God, most of which he lectures the congregation continually. It is a real "Those who go to the South to demonstrate, say, in . FINAL TALLY our parishioners do accept this fact. temptation to regard our favored project as the very em- "A colleague once said to me that his official board bodiment of the Gospel . . . but it must not be used to badger Mississippi, aren't facing the problems that exist in their • t r-Ml of the clergymen interviewed Indicated that belief In would shoot him on the spot if he became involved," Rev. Mr. a congregation. own bailiwick," he said. "Racism is just as prevalent here th» need for civil rights is essential to one's religion. Rottenberg said. "Of course, he did not mean that literally, "By the same token, I must confess that I listen with a as it is anywhere else in the United States." —Two men preferred the quiet approach over active but something close to it. good deal of suspicion to the person who is forever com- Rev. Mr. Scott said Negro as well as white clergymen promotion, of civil rights. "When I look at statistics on attendance and the level plaining that he comes to church to hear a 'spiritual' remain silent on civil rights in seeking personal aggrandize- -•Four 4re actively involved, in civil rights organizations of financial support in his church, I am tempted to become message," he said. "The spiritual things that have nothing ment; "Even though there may be a great many pressures . outside the church. 1 envious," he iaid. "And yet something very essential must to do with the world have, I fear, little to do with the Holy from many directions," he said, "I wAuld hope that our •'"' k-Fiye declared that critical racial problems exist in be lacking where such an attitude prevails. Spirit." ministers would practice a little more of what they preach." Monmouth County. "Did not the apostle Paul state in effect that one could * * * With a touch of Ironical humor. Rev. Mr. Scott spoke of —Most emphasized the need to do away with group the Caucasian ministers who "call up and invite the congrega- characterization in both the white and Negro community; possess all the knowledge and all the prophecy, and a faith REV. R. WEBB LEONARD, pastor of Old First Church of great orthodox quality, but if he does not have love, there in Middletown, is a Southerner who has become actively tion to come to a rummage sale at their church. ... they repeatedly advocated'treating humans as individuals. ' "It goes against the grain, you know," he said, "«ven —More than half felt that an integrated church wduld Is nothing ... . absolutely nothing ... as far as the kingdom involved in the civil rights movement in Monmouth County. of Christ is concerned? " ' • "•• Mr. Leonard takes Issue with those who contend that the though we might go under our own volition. be desirable. '• "A white man cannot possibly know how it feels to be a —Several Protestants expressed interest in the Ecumenical "I have not been asked to leave as some of the other Negro is not willing to work, or demands privileges. He said pastors have under similar circumstances, and the good rela- the Negro sub-culture which was developed in this country, Negro," he said. "While there are some genuinely concerned movement and the stand the Roman Catholic Church will white clergymen, the Negro is keenly aware how fame others : eventually take on civil rights. tionships In our church have not been disrupted because of perpetuated by white people in the North as well as in the my activities," he said. South,' "can be used as a beautiful rationale to support bias." use brotherhood gestures to keep the Negro in a begging : • SEEK NO PRIVILEGE posture. .'...... ,...,..'.,. —One minister stressed that the Negro must assume ESCAPE PATH "Our American culture," he said, "generally refers to • responsibility if he is to seek privilege. Another, a-Negro who "I do suspect that some pastors become involved in our values, our ideals and our image as a society. But within "1 cannot really believe that most white people are that agreed that they must take responsibility, contended that social projects," Rev. Rottenberg said, "because they really that culture, we have sub-cultures that differ from the whole naive, however. It seems to be more a form of intellectual , Negroes do not seek privilege at all, but only that to which want to escape from their pastoral responsibilities. That is with their rituals, eating habits and so forth." dishonesty," he said. i they are rightfully entitled as citizens. ' dangerous. It seems to me that a congregation may expect Mr. Leonard went on: "Right up to the '60's, the Negro Rev. Mr. Scott said that the church should be a "spiritual" r^Most of the men, both white and Negro, mentioned in that the minister's outside activities—even though very much by and large accepted the definition of his sub-culture, as it cornerstone" in society and speak out against conditions that . passing that civil rights Is "a touchy subject" (or the clergy 'in'-as far as the Kingdom of Christ is concerned—will not had been defined by white people. exist in such areas as poverty, juvenile delinquency, educa- to discuss publicly. . . • ..••". tion tnd civil-rights, • . There were, of course, many other themes pursued by "The church should not rely entirely on social agencies the clergymen. " to corfect problems," he said. , - In the ' interviews published today, for example, three In discussing education, Rev. Scott said thai the school men who are deeply concerned with civil rights issues give Services in County Churches referendum that was recently defeated in Red Bank Vail came., •trong arguments for the clergy's involvement., But each ST. MARK'S EPISCOPAL REFORMED FAITH REFORMED - down to one thing — that the people on the Westside of Red' Asbury Park Keanaburg * . Middletown Hailet Bank would have benefited most from the proposed school.". discussed the subject-in completely different terms. CHRIST UNITY Bundav services will hei Holy Com- The Sunday service will be> at ^11 Sunifay services will be fceld at 9:30 Asbury Fvk munion and sermon, 8 a.m and Parish ,.m. Rev. Sari D. Compton will preach and 11 a.m. Rev. Theodore C. Multer Revl Scott explained that a racial imbalance exists in - Rev. Isaac Rottenberg, pastor of the New Shrewsbury The Sunday icrvlee will be at 11 Xucharlst and G hurch School. 9:30 on the toplo, "A Pinch o( Salt." wll -preach on "Xxtravalcant Olnt- Reformed Church, tells of his own experiences as he became t.m. when John Manola, minister, will am- The Rev. John M. Crum, Jr., tent*; River St. School which serves the Westside community. He five t strmon, "Witch!" Rector, will deliver a sermon follow- OLD FIRST CHURCH sajd that if Red Bank is going to move forward as a whole, • involved in a local fair-housing group. Rev. Earl Scott, rector ing this service. American Baptist Convention of .St Thomas Episcopal Church in Red Bank, speaks of United Church of Christ Red Bank one side of town cannot be left behind. ' .•, Atlantic Highlands Middletown "intellectual dishonesty" among both Negro and white clergy- Keyport Rev R. Webb Leonard will preach A.M.E. ZION "No one is looking for anything on a silver platter," he* CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOOIETV at the 11 sum. service Sunday on "New Red Bank said, "but just those things which are already a part of*'/ * men. And Rev. R. Webb Leonard, pastor of Old First Church AUantlo Highlands ' BT. MARY'S EPISCOPAL Meanings from a Trite Phrase." The Sunday service will he held in Middletown, a United Church of Christ of the American The Bundajr service will be held at Keyport it 11 a.m. when the sermon will their inalienable Tights." 11 a.m. The Lesson-Sermon u entitled Sunday services will be: 7:45 a.m.i CHRIST EPISCOPAL lellvered by Uie paator. Rev. Thomas Baptist Convention, takes a fresh look at discrimination as 'Mortals and Immortals." Horning Prayer; 8a.m., Holy Com Middletown H. Coursey. The topic will be "Mag- On the subject of his own segregated parish, Rev. Mr. munloa; 9:15 a.m., fmally service j 11 nificent Compulsion.' - ' he describes the nature of Negro sub-culture and its far ST. AONES CATHOLIC .m., Morning Prajer. ~ Sunday services will bet • a.m.. Scott said, "I was once told by a fello^ clergyman that, if AUantlo Wsrilands Holy Communion (new church): 9:15 reaching effects. Sunday masses are scheduled for •t. JOSEPH'S CATHOUO ' a.m., family service. Holy Communion CHURCH OP CHRIST. the parish boundaries were upheld here, I would be put out 1 • - .-, * * • • »;3O. T,ir>, 9, 10, and 11 a.m. and noon. Keyport (new church); 11 a.m., Morning Pray- Red Bank of business. Well, I honestly would be delighted to go out ot The sacrament of Baptism la ad- Sunday Mass at 8:30. and 7:30 a.m er (old church), Sunday services will he held at 11 ministered every Sunday at 1 p.m. snd 13HB P.m. In the Church; SI 30, a.m. and 6'30 p.m. Brangellet Rob- business if it meant that the churches -were truly Integrated." REV. ISAAC ROTTENBERG is pastor of the Reformed 9:4S and 11 «-m. in the school. METHODIST ert Riggs will speak. Church in New, Shrewsbury. He is also president of Shore FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Belford "But," he added, "it seems that integration in white Citizens for Better Human Relations, a fair-housing group in Atlantic Highlands | OSTHSEKANK LUTHERAN The Sunday service will be held at FIRST PRESBYTERIAN churches today means simply that they want to skim off the Sunday services will be at 9:30 and 11 a.m. with Rev. W. Howard Marshall Red Bank cream of the crop and leave the rest behind." Monmouth County. a.m. with Rev. Richard B. Andar- Sunday services*™!?! be at 8:30, 9:45 officiating. Sunday services will be held at 9 and lil a.m. and 11 a.m. Rev. Albert T. Woodward . In conclusion, Rev. Mr. Scott said: "I feel that there is Tfite minister said that one night late in the summer he aon, paator, delivering the eermon. rmsT SPIRITUAL OF DIVINK ROSE will preach on "So you Believe In EMMANUEL BAPTIST BAPTIST Belford Miracles." . ..-' a great deal of responsibility to be assumed by the Negro in received a call from a Negro soldier, a sergeant stationed Atlantic Highlands i Keyport Sunday services will- be held at The Sunday service will he at S:l! ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOUO seeking equality and justice. But I don't think the Negro has at Fort Monmouth. The soldier was angry. He. told the min- Sunday services are at 11 a.m. and 10:45,a.m. with Rev. Eugene F. Oret- p.m. with Rev. Phoebe Dalley, pastor, Red Bank been responsible for his position in society over the years. 7:30 p.m. Vincent Eareckaon (a Prince- ory, pastor, officiating. officiating. Bunday Masses will be celebrated at: ister that he had just written a letter of protes't to President ton Theological Sejnlnary student will . 8, 9, 10, 11 «.m. and noon. It is really a product of the society in which we. live, a Johnson and Secretary McNamara. His reasons: He had been b< speaker. .'•--• SAINT CLEMENT!) EPISCOPAL riRST METHODIST monster the white man himself created. METH OINHT Little Silver Belford turned down at five apartment buildings in Monmouth County Bunday services will be 7:40 a.m., Red Bank Atlantic Highland* Holy Communion will be Sunday at . "The religion that we practice today is not the true where he was looking for a place for his wife and two chil- Rev Harvey X. VanSclver will ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL Matins; « a.m., Holy lucharlst and Little Sliver sermon; 9:30 a.m., Sung Eucharist and :3O a.m. In Squire Chapel. Services Gospel," he said, "and the precepts of the Gospel could make preach mt the 11 sum. service Sunday will be held at 9:30 end at 11 s.m. dren to live when he goes to Viet Nam'in a few months. All on "Clean Up or Clear Out" Bunday service* will be Holy Com- sermon by Rev. Ralph Edwards en- life better for all concerned." . ..'••" i of the apartments, he was told, were "filled up/' . muniomunlon satt 8 a.ma.m.. and Morning Prayey r titled, "Church vs. State," livening Rev. Edward B, Cheney will preach at 10 a.m. with v sermon by tthe .prayer will be at 7 p.m. on "The Unsatisfied Claim, "If I'm going to Viet Nam to fight for freedom," the rectort . RevR . CCanon Stuart F. OasOt Colts Neck METHODIST CHRISTIAN SCIENCE soldier said, "I'd like to have some of it myself." EHBCRV METHODIST Navealnk Red Bank CHRISTIAN Little Silver The Bunday service will 6i_e,t.9:30 The Sunday service will be at 11 Shore Citizens went into action. Several white members - Coltg NecK Rev. aanford M. Haney will preach a.m. Rev. Gilbert S. Fell will preach .mrTHa) lesson sermon will) be "Mort- Sunday eervlces win be at U a.m. at the Sunday service to Be Held at U on "At the Center of Life." is and Immortals." * went to the same apartments where the Negro hatt been and 1 p.m. wlUi Larry O. Calhoon, a.m. minister officiating HOLY TRINITY turned away and they them's elves applied for apartments. ALL SAINTS' EPISCOPAL EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN It turned out that, of the five, two really were filled. The REFORMKD Long Branch Navealnk . t Red Bank Colta Neck Services for Sunday are as follows! Sunday aervlcea will be at >:1S ana ether three had apartments available ... for white people. The Sunday service will be at -11 ST. LUKE'S METHODIST 8 a.m. Holy Communion; 9:30 a.m. .1 a.m. with Rev. Harold Horaberger, Morning Prayer;' HI a.m. Morning lastor, officiating. "•..'• Jtev. Rottenberg said Shore Citizens is primarily con- a.m. Rev Samuel La Penla. will give . Long Branch Prayer, with sermon by the rector, cerned with testing each situation accurately before a con- _ sermon entitled The Meaning of The Sunday eervlce will be held at Rev. Harry R. Borensen. BAPTIST Church DUclpleshlp." 11 a.m. Rev. J. Courtney Hayward Red Bank frontation .with landlords. If there is sufficient evidence that will preaoh on "Tell wnat You Know.'' BAPTIST The schedule [or Sunday Is: 8:30 discrimination exists, however, the group may see fit to "use GOSt-KL HALL Leonardo t.m., preservlce prayer In the Clayton Eatontown Long Branch The Sunday service will he at 11 room; 11 a.m., service with sermon by :pressure." In some cases. Shore Citizens will approach a land- A Sunday Gospel service . will be a-m. Rev.' William carr will preach, Rev. Stanley E. Mugrldge on "The MONMOUTH BAPTIST m "Bowing One's Knee." Th« even- Pure Heart" r ,7:30," evening service. .. lord and tell hinv that, if living space is not made available (Southern Baptist Convention) held at T pan. The lord's Su] Ing' service will be at, 7:30 p.m*.' by * Certain date, they will picket, In all cases so far, it has Xatontown will be observed Sunday at 9:30 'Sum! ' TRINITY EPISCOPAL - The aundir senrtcs.wllLheAheM,-»!. ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL GOOD HHKFHKRI) M1IHEBAN Red Bank_. worked. .'. and there has. been no picketing. 11 a.m. Rev. M. R. Halre, pastor, Long Branch Holmdel-Mlddletown The confirmation claaa oC 1966 will will preach on "A Christ-Centered Xow Mass be Sunday at 8 a.m. and The Bunday service will be held at ie presented «o Rt. -Rev. Alfred L. But there was no final action in the case of the Negro Church." The evening- service -win be at 10 a.m. the Bishop will administer 10:46i a.m.. at Uie Thor.ampwn n School, 3anyard, Bishop of Kew Jersey, on at 7:30 p.m.. Rev. Halre will preach Mlddiletownl . lunday' at ihe> 111 sum., eervlce. Holy soldier. His wife decided that she may take the children back on "Tore* Things Impossible." the of. Holy * OonxtnnaUon Rev. George J, Frank, Jr., and celebrate Pontifical Sung Maes. will preach on the topic, "'Preparing Bucbarlst will be celebrated at 8 a.m. to her native city in the South rather than.carry the issue Rev. James Miirchlawf Duncan "is for- Worship. - -. '• ; •;;"•• - .' ' and morning jirayer will be at 8:15 rector. a.m. ' . '•further. Moreover, he must report his experiences through Satontown UNITED FRESBYTERIAJ? the proper military channels before Shore Citizens can see Rev. Malcolm X. Wlllltts will deliver FIRST BAPTIST 1 IJncroft _ sermon at the Bunday service at . ' Long Branch Sunday aervices will be held, at 10:30 Riimson the case through. '-.„'. 10:46 a.m. ..m. at the new church. The Bunday service will be at U - ST, OEOROK'8-BY-THE-BIVER But the anger and the frustration remain. a.m. when Pastor Homer Trtcules will FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH : Episcopal 1 In discussing his personal involvement with the group, Fair Haven deliver a. sermon, "Great and Vilal OF MONMOUTH COUNTY Rumson Encounters." Llncroft Sunday services will be Holy Com- . Rev. Rottenberg said: "Recently I read an article in a popular HOLY COMMUNION EPISCOPAL The Sunday service will be held at munion at 8 a.m.; Morning Prayer magazine m which the author lamented the 'meddling' of Fair Haven 10:30 a.m. Rev. Harold R. Dean will at'9:30 a.m.;. and Morning Prayer at Holy Communion will be celebrated Marlboro speak on the topic, "Train A Man to 11 a.m. Rev. a. p. Mellick Belshaw churches in social issues. That same day, I decided to serve lunday at 8 a.m. The 9:30 family Fish." will deliver] the sermons. BAPTIST Cheeks are in the mail for all '66 Christmas another term as president of Shore -Citizens. service will be Holy Communion and BIBLE rROTESTA-NT FIRST PRESBYTERIAN lertnon by Rev.. William A. Powell. Robertsvllle Nfiw Moomoul HK "For years I have tended to be preoccupied with quite The 11 o'clock service wtll be Horning The strmon topic at9 the U a.m. Bunday services'_ will be held at Riimson Prayer and sermon — Donald Sunday services will be held at 9:30 different pursuits, mostly of a more academic nature. The service Bunday will be "Good. Great, 10;45 a,nt. and at T p.m and—11—a;m—and- the—Rev;—Harvey Club Members! Smart Santas arc M)L for a Faithful shepherd." - . N. SooNeld will speak, in Mr- C, Doule, Jr.. will preach on "What ! little free time I have I would much rather spend in reading CHRIST METHODIST vloes. ' Is Drawing People to the Church!" Fair Haven merrier, care-free holiday. ,And writing ©^theological themes," he said. (Rev. Rottenberg The Sunday service will be at 11 Matawan 1 ,m. when Rev. Charles O. Kankini, New Shrewsbury is listed in Who's Who in the East for his books and articles pastor will give a sermon, "Centralized FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Shrewsbury . on theology. His most recent is a translation of a Dutch work, Religion." REFORMED Join Marin* Views 1967 Matawan i New Shrewsbury RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS "The Church Inside Out.") Bunday services will be at 9:18 and Sunday aervices will be at 9:80 and Shrewsbury Christmas Club . . .now! JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 11 a.m. Rev. Chester A. Galloway 10.30 a.m. Rev. Isaac C. Rottenberg Sunday meeting is held at 11 a.m. The minister added, "I still find it easier to discuss Fair Haven will preach on "The First Mile." A little cash saved each "Your Part in Kseplng the Congre- will spea"k on "Love Ooes Beyond FIRST ASSEMBLY or GOD Providence with other theologians than to talk about picketing the Lett-oveiirs." gation Clean" wilt be the topic or the CROSS OF GLORY LUTHERAN Shrewsbury waste brings you * big with apartment owners. But I'm making progress on (he lat- Bible lecture by clarence W. Dean Bunday services will be held at 11 Sunday at 4. p.m. The "Watchtower' MatawamMarlboro . LUTHER MEMORIAL chock at this tim* naxt ter, and now see a much closer connection between the two Sunday Worship service will be at EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN a.m. and at 7 p.m. Rev. Byron D. study subject "What has God's King- 10:30 a.m, In the Btrathmore Elemen- (Missouri Synod) Jonea will be guest speaker. year-- You gift everyone realms than I used to. dom been Doing Since 1914?" will bs tary School: Cornerstone laying service New Shrewsbury discussed at.8:10 p.m. at churchh site followininggg* rregularr service. The .Sunday service will be at 10:30 PRESBYTERIAN on the list the way you "I began my work in fair housing as a liaison between Rev. Richard A. Wsedeseden will officiate. a.m: with Rev. Daniel D. Relnhelm- Shrewsbury Sunday services will be held at 9:90 like . . . with no worries the Ministerium here and the newly organized Shore Citizens. Freehold . er, pastor, officiating. and U a.m. Rev. James R. Steele, ST. CLEMENT"!" CATHOLIO pastor will deliver a sermon Frankly, I had hoped to maintain this sort of tenuous rela- GRACE LUTHERAN Matawan-Marlboro about money! Join now,' tionship, but mostly because of my apprehensions .about the Freehold Sunday Maaa and Holy Communion Oakhurst will be 9:30 and 11 a.m. In the CHRIST EPISCOPAL b* a carefree '67 giver. The Sunday service will be at 8:30 Shrewsbury consequences of real involvement. As clergymen, we are often and 11 a.m. Pastor David O. Volk'l Matawan Grammar school. Rev* Jo- .METHODIST ' seph Ruclnskt will officiate. Oakhurst Holy Eucharist will bs celebrated allowed the respectable positions on the_.edges of life," he said. sermon topic la "Heaven." Dr. John Blair, pastor, will preach at the 8 a.m.. and 9 a.m. services. . JOIN ANY ONE OF THESE CLUBS "Every once in a while, another minister will express FIRST METHODIST at Sunday ssrvlces to be held at,t:30 Rev. Ronald Q, Albury will preaeh at and 11 a.m. The sermon topic will be a a.m. and at the 11:16 Morning surprise that the members o£ my church permit me to be Highlands Matawan Prayer. Weakly Total You- Sunday services will he at 9:30 and 'If nod Is Your Partner." Re engaged in such activities. To tell the truth, I have never 11 a.m. when Rev. Donald W. August Klehsattel will assist, Payment Deposited METHODIST Phillips. Br,. will preach on "God1 Rocclvt Highlands OUts and Ours." Union Beach Sunday services will be at 10:45 Oceanport ' GRACE METHODIST .50 25.00 25.25 a.m. and, 7 p.m. Rev. Richard Ryi«y Everyone at times seems to be faced with more de- of Rowayton, Conn., former paator TRINITY EPISCOPAL CALVARY BAPTIST Onion Beaeh 1.00 50.00 50.50 here, will be guest speaker at the Matawan Oceanport Sunday aervices will be at t:30 and evening * Roll Call service. Sunday services will be: Matins and The Sunday service begins at 11 a.m 11 a.m. Rev. Franklin'H. Bird, pastor, mands than he can meet. But we can fulfill every Holy communion at 7:45 a.m.; Family Rev. Paul N. Smith will spas' . will officiate. 2,00 100.00 101.00 ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL Hucharlat at 9:15 a.m. and Morning "Shining Lights." The eveninpeag k or. Prayer with a sermon by Rev. Carrol vice will be at 7:30 when Revin.g Smitserh 3.00 150.00 151.50 right demand if we understand the basic spiritual Highlands Sih West Long Branch Sunday services- will bei Holy Com- B, Hall, rector, at 11 a.m. will speak. munion with an addrens at S a.m. KK FORMATION r.IITIIERAN 5.00 250.00 252.50 law of putting God's demands first. Listen Sunday, Mallns at 9:30 a.m.; and Chora West Long Rranch Eucharlnt with a sermon at 10 a.m. Middletown Old Bridge Bunday services will be held at 9:15 10.00 500.00 * ; 505.00 Nov. 13, to a penetrating discussion of "MEETING when the vicar, Rev, William D OI.1> FIRST CHURCH and 11 a.m. Rev. W. Robert Oswald Lorlng, will give a sermon, one In American Baptist Convention *T. AMBR03B CATHOUO Will preach. 20.00 1000.00 1010.00 a series on "Our Christian "Worship.1 United Church of Christ Old Bridge THE DEMANDS PLACED UPON US." Evensong will be at 7 p.m. Middletown Bunday Mass will be at «:3n, 7:111, n 1:49, 10 and 11:19 a.m. and 11:30 p.m. RECEIVE STOLE DIVIDEND ON MKTIIODIHT M F, mnnisT Rev. Barnard A. Ooen, will officiate, LlftLE SILVER — Rev. Can- Highlands - Mlildletown GOOD RHEPHERn LUTHERAN 1% COMPLETED CLUBS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE RADIO SERIES The Sunday Serlve Is at 10:43 a.m. The Sunday service will fee hell Old Bridge on Stuart F. Gast, rector of St. The hymnslng will he held at fl p.m at 10 a.m. whftn Rev. Wayne Cmirat The Bunday service will he tirlii In the Bayshore Community Church. will spefck on "Rendering without Re 10:30 a.m. with Rev. Harley Meyei John's Episcopal Church, here, llnqulshlnr." Donald Babcock will bi will preach on "The Church—Waiting.' lay leader. . will receive and bless a red stole Ihe 7:15 A.M. Holmdcl that has been presented to the HOI.MIIKI, riiuncii WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN Rarhan Township church at the Communion MARINE VIEW Holmdel , Middletown The. Sunday service will be at It Bunday services will he st 9:1B snd ST. JOHN'S METHODIST service Sunday at 8 a.m. SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION SUNDAY .m. with the 'pastor, Rev. John W. at 10:45 a.m. when Rev. Harlan C. Haslet Waldron, officiating. Durfee will speak on "The' Paradox Bunday services will be at 0:30 »m The stole was given to the of Giving." 11 a.m. and at 7:30 p.m. with ReVi HWY. 35 HWY. 36 WRLB-FM Norman R. Rltey, pastor, officiating. church by Mrs. Fred Ayers in UNCROFT Bible KINO OF KINdR LUTHERAN < Keansburg memory of her 'mother, Mrs. Mlddlerown Atl. Highland! Hupping C**t«r 107.T • Middletown BIBLE* BAPTIST Evelyn Vorhees White, a lifelong speaks to you ST. ANN'S < ATHOLIC Bunday services will be held at • Manet 671-2400 291.0100 irs a,m. and at 10:45 a.m. with Rev. c. Rev. George J. Elliott will preacl member of the church and a 842-4400 Sunday Masses will be a< 7, t, t, Roger Burkina prsschlng at both ser- at the Communion servics on fiunda 10, 11 and noon. vices. at 11 a.m. and at the T p m. service member of the Women's Guild, K«w. H, 19(56 THE PAtLY Bf/HSTEft Receive Ritual RED BANK — Members Gamma Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi who recently received their Ritual of Affirmation, are Mrs. Hugh Roper, Shrewsbury Mrs. Frank A, Falconetti Jr., Belford; Mrs. Al Hendrlches, Eatontown, and Mrs. Sara Best, New Monmouth. At the home Oleg Cassini Mrs. Thomas Canty, Brick*Town ship, Mrs. Peyton Wheeler, Re< Bank, adviser to the chapter, presented the ritual to the mem Dressing to Please the Man in Your Life bers. Mrs. Eugene Weaver, Mon I am told that it is quite ordi- better than your own preference ing, it's either in disgust if she's if he controls all of your choices mouth Beach, received the Ritua a great-looking girl, or you're and demands adherence to ell his nary for a man to have no opin- •)• of Welcome. Mrs. Weaver is ion at all about the clothes his But the more common situa- wearing something even worse. fashion dictates, that's quite transfer from Pennsylvania. adylove wears. Not that he istion involves a man with opinions I know a man who absolutely different matter, probably harm- A cosmetics demonstration wai not allowed to, but that he actu- and a woman with a check book, hates to see a woman in pants, ing if not ruining the rest of your given by Mrs. George Bridges ally doesn't. Oh, he may know and what's the poor man to do and his wife, who used to look relationship as well. Eatontown, a member of th when he thinks she looks good, in the face of a fait accompli? marvelous in them, has given Maybe you just shouldn't tell chapter. but nothing too much more spe- Stopping payment on the check them up. Did she do the righthim it is returnable. A ~Harvesr Maori Party wa cific than that.—- gets, emharassing-.after, a while, ihingJ.Hard^questiQnu.lf it. is 8 held in the home of Mrs. Hugr Ah; how blissful for you if all so it becomes easier to just get balanced and happy relationship, FASHION MIRROR Roper. Prizes were grv£n to Mr men were like that. used to the way she looks or she isn't really giving up tooWhether you call them evening and Mrs. Brian Thorns, Asburj But, it isn't so, and what does try not to look at her at all. much in order to make him a bit pantsuits, party pajamas or pa- Park, for the kookiest costumes a woman do when he sees it one And that is the most common happier. It's not as if it leaves lazzo pants, the fact is that they- Mrs. Hugh Roper, most original way and she sees it another? fate of all. The woman goes her her with" nothing to wear. But if are gaining momentum in some and Mr. and Mrs. Alan Ganson How firmly should she stick with merry-way, and the man tries she's a long-haired beat type social circles and are not fading Lincroft, cutest. what she knows looks best and, not to look, preferring instead to who won't be caught dead in any- into the obsolete state - of last Mrs. Alan Ganson presented th( how much should she defer to look at a woman who more suits thing but pants, then she really year's fad, as some seers were cultural program for the eve what he is equally sure of? his taste ideal. This may account can't and shouldn't give them up. predicting. If anything, they are ning from the book "Paths t A lot depends on exactly how for a large part of the temale- But he probably would not have gaudier^ and more glamorous liveliness." " stubborn and sure of yourself gazing that exists. It Isn't ended up witH that type anyway: than ever, asThebeads and 7>ait-" FOR DESIGNER'S BALL — Monday -night aboard the each of you is. As in most of that he thinks she's necessarily So you see, it's really a mat- lettes and silvery shimmer of the SS Shalom,- Pier 32, New York, Mrs. Thomas J. Holleran, life, the stronger point of view prettier—she just looks so much ter of judgment, of balancing the most elegant and formal evening Sponsor Play will tend to triumph, and ibetterf . I mean if you're wearing normal give-and-take of a wear extends all the way to the left, of Saa Girt chooses a full-length white crepe sheath you're weak-kneed you may be the vinyl, he is probably looking healthy relationship. If he detests pahtsuit. Tops can be cut any For Children skirt with beaded overblouse; and Mrs. Jack Sullivan, doomed' to look the way he wants at her because' she isn't. If she's empire-cut, clothes, it won't kill way,, from men's styling to very MATAWAN — The National Spring Lake, a slim two-piece gown with turquoise bead-, you to (which may actually be wearing it and he is still look- you to make that sacrifice. But open halter tops trimmed with Council of Jewish Women, Mata ostrich or mink. The pants are wan Branch; is sponsoring a per- ing and iridescent paillettes. The ball' Is sponsored by almost universally cut'full and formance of "Cinderella" by the Bamberger's Newark and the Zim Steamship Line, with flowing gracefully at the bottom. Wagon Wheel Junipr Players proceeds going to tha Scholarship Fund of Saton Hail Local Council of Jewish Women This requirement of grace in Middletown. turn places emphasis on fabric, The play, for the entertain University. and crepe seems the most popu- ment of children from 6 to i: lar. For a few brief mom- year-olds, will be held Sunday, Plans Forum on Youths Problems ents you may also see some lush Dec. 4, at 2:30 p.m. in the Mata- velvet, but its season is limited ABOUHO wan Regional High School. Here's How RUMSON — "Today's Youth their hopes for the future, will be training under the aegis of the by the calendar while crepe goes Tickets may be obtained from — Tomorrow's World" will Miss Carole Kessler, a senior at Neighborhood Youth Corps. on forever. Mrs. Robert Tanen, 63 Ivy Way, the topic of a youth forum which Red Bank High School; Miss Su- Mrs. Eleanor Ross, Highland and Mrs. Donald Eisenberg, 61 will be presented at. a paid-up Regan, Keansburg, Park, a member of the Manpow- Ivy Way, both of Matawan. Antiques Shopping membership luncheon er Division of the Paterson Task Greater Red Bank Section of the and Miss Beverly Sims, Neptune, Force, will moderate the pro- National Council of Jewish Wom- gram. Club Awards Ribbons By VIVIAN BROWN a clerk at Jersey Shore Medi- framework of your budget. If you en. The event will take place cal Center (Fitkin). At the luncheon the Greater NEW BOOKLET REVEALS AP Newsfeatures Writer are over your money goal, cross Monday, Nov. 21, at noon here Red Bank Section will present out the least important items. sler traveled in Israel this sum- Many young newlyweds travel in mer and spent two weeks living Hannah Greenebaum Solo- In Raritan Art Show :he auction circuit hoping to find The important-thing is to decide mon Award, named in honor of THE f you will not go over your Hance and Ridge Rds. on a kibbutz (a collective farm). RARITAN TOWNSHIP -The napolis Dr., Jan Duthie, 3 Brom- 'urnishings to lend distinction to Local students who will discuss Miss Regan has worked with the NCJW's founder. Sections ley Dr., and William Gilmour, 54 :heir homes. budget Well, maybe, on that one throughout the country take part art department of the Raritan TRUTH extra bid if you do not get' a major problems facing youth to- Head Start program and Township Women's Club spon- Nevada Dr.;. sixth grade—Steven For most young people, the in these presentations honoring Rlcitelli, 27 Colby La.; Patricia chance to bid your maximum on a woman in their community sored an outdoor art exhibit for ABOUT answer is the not-so-old piece. I the last round. pupils in the township public and Pelo, (address unlisted), and Kirn who has given outstanding ser Castillo, 11 Hemingway Dr. elps furnish a home on a lean vice to dEsadvantaged children parochial schools in observance budget with solid looking furni The thing auctioneers seem to NERVE have in common is that they save and youth. of American Art Week. The cur- Winning entries by these 13 stu- ture and accessories that can be rent national observance, founded dents are on exhibit in the Mar- painted, antiqued, re-upholstered. good things for a big crowd. Mt The Greater Red Bank Section DEAFNESS! ways arrive early, just in case 35 years ago by the American vin Olinksi Public Library, Mid- And they can have fun doing-It. involved in a follow-up pro- Artists Professional League, is in dle Rd., through Nov. 15.. Write, ptione or visit ut today fir your the auctioneer's' best-laid plans FREE copy. No obligation. But one must learn how to bid gram to Head Start in the Red go astray, A rainy, windy, foggy co-operation with art associa- The club also awarded ribbons i avoid being trapped into a Bank school system in which tions, art groups and art depart- to winners' in kindergarten 'bargain." or steamy hot day will put him members of the section work MR! in a different frame of mind, if ments of the state Federation of through eighth grade for very with children in the kindergar- Women's Clubs. The local event good, good and honorable men- PLEASE SEND ME First, attend the exhibition of the auction is outdoors. He.may tens who need individual atten- he sale merchandise, marking well want to get rid of everything was presented at Middle Road tion. FREE COPY tion. Nationally, the NCJW School as a project of the N.J. down all items in which you have early if a thunderstorm in im- sponsors a number of special some interest, what you think minent. State Federation of Women's EASTERN STAR CARD PARTY Name. programs aimed at breaking the Clubs, of which the Raritan club they are worth and what you can cycle of poverty for children LONG BRANCH — A card ifford to pay. Things you've earmarked may is a member of the fifth district. party will be held by the Long be just the things to go early, throughout the country, includ- ! Street !•?«•• «•««•• *•«;;« Branch Chapter of the Order of Make a Note and you may get a tremendous ing pre-school projects for three Judges for the show were Mrs. If a chair frame is good but John Ketchow, teacher at Mid- Eastern Star 273, Monday at 8 bargain. and four year-olds and a co-op- p.m. in the Masonic Lodge, 410 J Town , lie chair needs to be reuphol- erative effort with other wom- dle Road School; Mrs. Heinz tered, make a note of it. If a Get It Down Bauer,, a designer and a mem- Broadway. Mrs. Donald Lock- (Resist the temptation to re- en's organizations in the recruit' ler; Oakhurst, is chairman of the able is gouged or scratched, or ing and screening of girls for ber of the art department of the event. leeds slight repairs, make a note spond when the auctioneer asks training centers of the Federal club, and Miss Susan Dix, art it, (Veto anything that re- "Who will give me $25 or $50 teacher for the township public to start this...... " When he brings Job Corps. luires big- repairs you can't do Mrs. "Bertram Feinswog, presi- schools. • There Were more than] HEARING AID CENTER •oung.) . * down to a realistic figure, 100 entries in the event. Mrs. If you can't come in, someone will begin bidding. If dent of the section, said the paid- 341 Cooiiman Ave. When you return home, add up up membership luncheon cli- Robert Burozski was chairman, he figures and see whether the no one does,- be "it", providing assisted by Mrs. Bauer, Mrs. SHOP AT HOME Asbury Park * it looks as if he is not going to maxes a current drive toward a mount vou'd soend is within the goal to enroll every Jewish wom- John Vallies, Mrs. Alfred Kiley, put the item up. The object is Mrs. However Higby and Mrs. to get it down to your level. an in the community in the edu- FOR cational and sefvice organiza- William Shapland. An auctioneer will often men- tion. -Mrs.-Feinswog stated that . Winners of "excellent" ribbon I CUSTOM-MADE tion that a large collection — DESSERT CARD PARTY plans receive the.attention o* in a congratulatory message to awards are: First grade — Jef- HUFFMAN & BOYLE'S trivets, horse brasses, whale oil frey Bauer, 4 West Susan St.; Mrs. Howard Rombey, left, and Mrs. Jamei Barkelew, the council from Mrs. Lyndon B. lamps—is a "lot" with bidder's Johnson earlier this year, th, second grade — Richard Me-1 SLIPCOVERS, Special Bedding Section . • . choice. In-that cajfc, the first bid- chairmen of the Monmouth Beach Parent-Teacher Asso- First Lady said, "Programs the Ilwaine, 38 Annapolis Dr., and der should knbWold trivets from ciation event which will be held Wednesday at 8 p.m. government undertakes cannot Steven James, 29 Virginia Ave.; | new trivets, if the auctioneer per- third grade — MicheU Bur- REUPHOLSTERY, in Monmouth Beach Borough Hall, Beach Rd. Special succeed without the efforts of Great savings on one-of-a-kind quality mat- mits three or six to be selected. voluntary organizations such as ozski, 31 Virginia Ave. and When he puts the items up again, feature will be a wig fashion show presented by Tony's yours." Raymond Bauer, 4 West Su- DRAPERIES tresses and boxspringg from famou* • akers san St.; fourth grade — William they should not brirrg as large a House of Beauty; West .End, and Mr. Dominiclc Hair bid because it is assumed that Chatlin, 69 Fulton PL, and Mi- No obligation, of count. Route 35 Circle • Eatontown • 54* * 010 Fashions, Asbury Park. To fill jobs fast, place "Help the best of the lot has tbeen se- Wanted" ads In The Daily Reg- chelle Galic, 2 Vermont Dr.; fifth Same Day Delivery Service ected by the first bidder. ister Classified. One stands a better chance to grade — Paul Tomato, 52 Ap- get a faifdeal arauctlons that IJF elude some really fine-furniture, ^late-Holiday Events even though yqu cannot bid on fa&fy Interior design* those things. An auctioneer-ten*- dling choice items values Ms rep- JuttCall Icontempo house utation and will tell the true con- For Marlboro Patients Liberty 2-1212, exl. 42 J dition of the, tiniest thing and its Bamberger'e Monmouth — -•~*mm^— MARLBORO - Plans for the a contest with cash prizes award- age. If the auction is merely an holiday season were made at the ed for outdoor and indoor decora i This Elegant assortment of stuff in disrepair, SOFA for monthly board meeting of thetions. naturally he cannot go into de- Marlboro Hospital Auxiliary. f/ II tail or he wouldn't sell anything. Outside organizations will be in $299 You are on~y°ur own- For the second year the board vlted to visit the hospital am • Luxurious, custom up- It's a good idea not to set your voted to give all patients in the give Christmas parties for thi holsUry, •• . rnoo'tlf heart on anything. If you don't psychiatric units gift certificates chronically ill patients. Last yeai ciiltnt* houi» get it, forget it. Some little thing to be redeemed in the hospital's 11 groups participated and man; pricu. F»w, if My may look so attractive by com- Jigger Shop. Since many patients more sent homem ade cookies an ipteiali wiihit will haverib sp¥ndinjpfionejrtheTaux- . eeit you «xtr«I) And parison to other offerings that cakes. .Those interested in glvin t will bring a''bigger price" than iliafy gift; will provide them with parties are asked to contact Mr fria fabric! ar* (truth- the-opportunity to -select what- ^ „ tilting. ;••"-.. anyone anticipates. Some people Elna Anable, director of volur ever • they'wish, Daily 'til 6. Wed. and Fri. 'til 9 will pay far more than an object teers. FAMOUS is worth too,. If they want it to Christmas plans include giving 3209 Sunset Avt. (OH Rt. 35) Asbury Park fill out a set of chairs, china or fruit cake and coffee to all pa- Mrs. Irene , 774 - 7400 silver. tients remaining. on grounds Bank, was named chairman NAMES Christmas Eve. Parties and aChristmas appeal. Friends am small token gift will be, given organizations will be solicited t the-geriatric-patlerits. ^- help defray the cost of the ei The chapel will be decorated tire* Christmas project. with artificial poinsettia plants The next regular meeting i The hospital. will erect a large the auxiliary will be held Wedno BHKKS tree in the center of the cottage day, Nov. 30, in the Nurses area and one in front of'the Lounge when the volunteers wi HANDMADE GIFT ITEMS — Mrs. James McCaffrey, chapel which the auxiliary will revaluate their work and e left, and Mrs. William Bowler preview some handmade decorate. change ideas on the voiuntee gift items which will ba featured at the St. Mary's Fall To encourage patients to par- program at Marlboro. Mrs. Mo Yes, they make qulto a ticipate in decorating their cot- ton Winer, Red Bank, patient sei Festival slated for Saturday, Nov. 19, from 10 a.m. to 4 ; tages, the auxiliary will sponsor vice chairman, will moderate. pair* Yes, they stand for, p.m. In Euphemia Hall of the school, New Monmouth. quality. Yes — Pay lest whether it ^ be ... Mrs. McCaffrey and Mrs. Charles Cassaleggi are chair- for Brand Name* wllh man of tha annual event. A variety of baked goods and "BIG W" • FURNITURE HARRIS CATERERS refreshments will be available. (Register Staff Photo) Discount Prices I « DRAPERIES • SLIPCOVERS Veterans Day CONGREGATION BNAI ISRAEL • INTERIOR DESIGNS Bazar Today RED BANK—A Veterans Day NURSERY SCHOOL Look for Custom Workmanship bazar is being held today by the • Office Parr'cs HANCE and RIDGE RDS. RUMSON —Wonderful Fabric Selection Ladies Auxiliary of the Mystic • HOUH Partial NOW HAS OPENINGS and Consultation Service, Too! • Wedding Reception! Craftsmen's Club in the Masonic • Church Function! Temple, 152 Maple Ave, Mrs. FOR INCREASED ENROLLMENTS TWO DINING ROOMS John Christolls, Atlantic High- FOR CHILDREN 3 TO S YEARS Sauting 250 and 100 at »h« lands, is chairman of the event, • Fully equipped which will be open from 10 a.m. M. SILBERSTEIN HARBOR RESTAURANT • Experienced teachers to iiipervlio your child's Atl. Highlands Vacht Bailn to.7 p.m. INC. Homemade cakes, pies and need. 21-23 Mechanic St., Red Bank 291-2404 bread in addition to soup and • An acre of equipped, outdoor playground chowder and jellies and Jams will • Accredited by Now Jersey State Dept. of Celebrating Our 44th Year BUFFET EVERY SAT. and SUN. $«J50 per be specialties. Christmas cards Education 741 -1762 ALL YOU CAN EAT person and handmade aprons are also • Non-denominational being sold. A sandwich luncheon will be available. For complimentary session call 842 -1800 )U$an Marvin Is Bride Miss Parsons Married Announce Marriage ' RUMSON - AfltfB^ttcemtat if made of the marriage of Mist In JHofyFamily Church, Deaima Wilson, daughter of Mr; 1 and Mr*. Robert M.' Wilson of BELFORD -' Clement Rev. Ralph Edwards officiated UNION BEACH — Miss Lor andowskl, son of Mrs. Albert E. Morden, Surrey, England, to Air- ChurcChhh wai the setting at the double rint moraine cere- rain* Joyce Parsons, daughter of Cowling Jr., 351 Bayview Ave., man 1/C Charles J. Woodward, Saturday for the marriage mony and Nuptial Mass. Church Mr. and Mrs. Loring Paul Par- Union Beach, and the late Walter Miss Susan Eieanftr Marvin, U.S. Air Force. He is the grand- organist,was Mrs. John A. Lenta sons Sr., 224 River Rd;, Red A. Lewandowski.- aughter of Mr. and Mrt. James son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sr. Immediately after the cere- Bank, was married Oct. 29 here Rev. Joseph G. Fox officiated Guerrler, 5 Parmly St., Rumson. ;rarence Marvin Jr., 190 Rail- monmo y a receptioti n was held in in the Holy Family Catholic at the double ring ceremony, af- The ceremony took place June Ave., to Amlel Zlmmer Jr., Bachstadt's, East Keansburg. Church, to Edward William Lew- ter which a reception was held 18 in St. Cecilias's Catholic |l37 Seventh St., West Keansburg Mr. Marvin gave Ms daughter In Whitey's Cafe, Penh Amboy. He it the ion of Mrs. Milton Church in Sutton, Surrey. in marriage. She wore a long- The bride, who was given in _E. Feron Sr., same address, and The bride,, who was given in 1 sleeved gown of white peau Describes Trip marriage' by her father, wore l/uniel Ztmnier. Sr. of New York. marriage by her father, wore a trimmed with hand embroidered FREEHOLD — Mrs. Guy Bus- a chapel gown of organza banded braid, sequins and pearls and with Venice lace. Her double veil gown of satin trimmed with ap- caglia presented a slide-illustrated pliques of nylon. , Her veil was fashioned with an A-Iine skirt. talk on the Scandinavian coun- of peau de sole was held by a Miss Loretta J. Woodward, Bel- sweetheart crown of crystals. held In place by a tulle crown. tries at a meeting of the Worn Bridesmaids were the Misses County ford, was maid of honor. Best Miss Maureen Pastula, Key- an's Club here in the clubhouse. Marion Morris and Nicola Walsh, man was. Roy Allen Seamen, port, was maid ot honor. Brides- „ Mrs. Winnie Smart Diehl, art both of Surrey. Hplmdel. John Mulvey Jr., East t chairman, reported that 80 paint- maids were the Misses Margie Airman Ronald C. Jones, Keansburg, and Janies W. Mar- f"* Ings had been distributed in Free- McLain, Carteret; Mary Jane vin, at home, brother of the } USAF, was best man. Mrs. hold and the township last week Schaming, - Union Beach, and I By MARGUERITE HENDERSON bride, ushered. • ' Frank Madden of London,, cous- In observance of Art Week. A Denise Parsons, at home, sister The bride^ a 1W3 graduate of in of the bridegroom, also was display of art was held in the of the bride. Antiques Show is in. order. Its MMdle&wn Township High in attendance. clubhouse. Loring Paul Parsons Jr, at three-day run started yesterday School, is employed as a, secre- home, brother of the bride, served Mrs. Woodward is a nurse. at the Holy Cross School on Rum- tary at Sun Savings & Loan As- Miss Eileen Hochberg, the as page. Joseph Caulfield, Union She was graduated from Notley son Rd. The hours are 11 a.m. un- sociation, Hazlet, club's representative to the Citi- Beach, was best man, and ushers Hospital in North Braintree, En- til 10 p.ra. .today and Ji a.m. Mr. Zlmmer, who attended zenship Institute at Douglass Col- were Michael Pastula, Keyport; gland. Airman Woodward, a lege in June, spoke of her ex- until 9 p.m., tomorrow. Luncheon Keyport High School, is with the Walter Lewandowski, Union 1963 graduate of Rumson-Fair periences. Also introduced was and tea will be served and Manzo Contracting Company, Rt. Beach, brother of the bride- Haven Regional High School, en- her alternate, Miss Carol Burdge. will feature their famuos chlcke 34, Matawan. groom, and William Havens, also tered service in the Air Force and shrimp salads plus a bounty On their return from a wedding Mrs. Louis W. * Kinzer an- Union Beach, cousin ot the bride- that same year. He is now sta- Mrs. Amiel Zlmtrier Jr. Mrs. Charles i. Woodward _of_hojneniade trip by car to Miami Beach, the nounced she will again conduct groom. tioned at the Royal Air Force (The former Susan Marvin) BaseJn Wetherfiekl, Essex, En- (The former Deanna Wilson) If you'll jecall our somewhat couple will reside at a class in Christmas -wreath The bride, ft~graduate of Key- gland. He and his wife. will re- askew copy the last time we Ave., Atlantic Highlands. making Dec. 12 at 9:30 a.m. in port High School, is an employee Mra. Edward W. Lewandowski Tne turn to this country in January wrote bf» this event, you'll the club house. Members are at D & W Jewelry, Family Circler< former Lorraine J. Parsons) when he will be re-assigned. know why a. ijiuat on their asked to bring, their own greens. Hazlet. ; menu Is pineapple "upside Mrs. Frank Hicks; will bo in Mr. Lewandowski, an alumnus down" cake. Bernard Ball Married charge of the Christmas basket of Christian Brothers Academy, to be given to a needy family Lincroft, was inducted in the Picknlcidng^behtod the .CIol- PENN YAN, N.Y. — Mr. and Church, after which a wedding Voters League Speaker Mrs. Stanley Stout, of this place, breakfast was held in the Dres- in co-operation with the MCOSS. U.S. Army and will report for ster Club at Princeton Univer- A silver offering will also be duty Nov. 15. He is an employee gity and •Cheering the team to announce the'marriage of their den Hotel, Dresden, • daughter, Miss Juanita Margaret Attending the couple were Miss taken at the Christmas meeting. of Electronic Associates, Inc. an 18-14 victory over Harvard West Long Branch. were a tew from Rumson - Stout, to Bernard Edward Ball, Linda J. Stout, Denver, Colo., At Secretaries' Dinner .Chapel Hill Rd., Mlddletown. He sister of the bride, and, S. Alan Mayor and Mrs./Charles Call- EATONTOWN - Mrs. Milton the new -re-apportionment plan is the son of Joseph G. Ball Stout, Penn Yan, brother of the Club Directors man. Mr. and MrirWerner Ko- A. Vreeland, Fair Haven, who Is which was voted on yesterday. . Sr. of Buffalo, and the late Mrs. bride. Usher was William Roberts Service belt, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas an active member of the League Ball. of PenirYan. /• Meet Tuesday Guest of honor was Miss Para Yorke, Mrs. Mary Lou Van Bride-Elect of Women Voters, farmer presi- B. Tustin, Middletown, recipient Mr. and Mrs, Ball will reside In Iderstlne, Bill Wilson and Dr. The ceremony took place Nov. RED BANK — The board of dent of the Red Bank League of ot the chapter's scholarship for Middletown. Delicatessen and Mr*.-J.-Putnam Brodsky. 5 here in St. Michael's Catholic directors of the Woman's Club Women Voters, and presently a the 1966-67 college year. .Miss Joining them from NYC were of Red Bank will' meet Tuesday member of the Board of the Mid- Tustin is a June, 1366, graduate Mr. and Mrs. Willsey DuBois. at 10:30 a.m., preceded by, a dletown -League, was guest of Middletown Township High Departments meeting of the board of trustees speaker at a dinner meeting held School, and is now entered in the Ladles in the area also have Twin Sisters Engaged, at 9:30 a.m. NOW AT their alumnae loyalties. That's by the Monmouth-Ocean Chapter, executive secretary's program at The . program -at the-regular National Secretaries Association, Monmouth College, West Long why Mrs.' Joseph Henderson, ASBIT PARK Colts Neck; Mrs. Atari E. Don- monthly meeting Friday, Nov. in the Colonnade Restaurant here. Branch. Miss Tustin ranked 15th aldson and Mrs. M. H. Smith, Plan Double Wedding 18, will be by the music depart- Mrs. Vreeland discussed the role in a class of 730 students. CUR OD Little Silver, and Mrs. Frank ment, under tBe chairmanship of of women voters, and explained Mrs. Ethel Bliss, Hazlet, ways Evans, Fort Monmouth partici- Mrs. Beth Tregaskls. Mrs. and means program, chairman, DEAL Thomas Cassidy will be Chair: pated recently in the Alumnae Rumson Woman Heads discussed plans for the coming LITTLE SILVER Council weekend on the cam- man of hostesses. - year. A luncheon fashion show pus of Manhattanville College Boxes of cookies and candies Ball Committee . will be held during the month of LONG BRANCH will again be sent to the armed in Purchase, N. Y. MILLBURN — The fifth annu- February. PORT MONMOUTH forces. Mrs. Clyde Stackhouse, Bejford, Last Sunday, after Mass at al Golden Bell Ball, a formal The next card party will take dinner and dance for the benefit also attend the meeting as RARITAN TOWNSHIP the Catholic Church of the Na- place at 12:30 p.m. Monday, Nov. as guest. tivity, Fair Haven, local alum- of the New Jersey Association for SHREWSBURY 21, with Mrs. Charles O. Reid The Board of Director's meet- nae of the College of New Ro- Mental Health . and its affili- and Mrs. Lester C. -Stork as ated chapters, was held here re- ing will be held Nov. 30 at the chelle and of Chestnut Hill Col- chairmen. They will be assisted lege had breakfast, together- at cently at the Chanticler. The offices of the New Jersey Na- by Mrs. George. H. Weis, Mrs. SUPER the Molly Pitcher Inn, Mrs. balllroom was decorated in the tural Gas Company. Dale B. Otto, Mrs. Carroll A. K«nneth ^ Fleming, Oak Hill, association's symbolic blue and The chapter's Christmas party and Mist Kathy Roach, Red Dpran, Mrs. , Maver Campbell, gold colors, and golden bell was and business meeting will be held MARKETS Bank organized the"joint effort. Mrs. Robert Lockwood, Mrs. Jo- displayed. . seph H. Carroll, arid Mrs. George Miss Mary Rita McCabe Speakers at the occasion wero Chairman of the ball was Mrs. catechists Sister John and Sis- R. Schneider.- The party will'be a 'Toast • to Fall," and Mrs. iLAKEWOOD—Mrs. Joseph Mc- Robert W. Ludewig, Rumson. ter Mary. Ellen from Victory Cabej, 59 Glen Ter, has an- Mrs. Frances F. Phillips, also of Knoll, Hightstown. Campbell will be in: charge of decorations. Sandwiches, -bookies nounced the engagement of her Rumson, was invitations chair- MAKE IT A DAY arid beverage willjb* served/ daughter, Miss Mary Rita Mc- man. ^ Cabe, to John D. Howard Jr., son The ball was completely sold of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Howard, OLD Decorator TWINS BAPTIZED out. Proceeds from this • annual 327 River Rd.; Red Bank. social benefit will help to support MIDDLETOWN —• David Mc- Miss McCabe, daughter also of the association's programs of ORCHARD Miss Karen K. Hubbard Miss Karol K. Hubbard Gregor Mitchell 'and Donald the late Mr. McCabe, is a grad- community action, public infor- Hamilton Mitchell, infant twin uate of Lakewood High School. mation, and assistance to the COUNTRY CLUB FAIR HAVEN — Mr. and Mrs, are employed by Roberts Manu- sons of Mr. and Mrs. James H. She is employed as a secretary mentally ill and their families. Warren C. Hubbard, 30 Grange facturing, Inc.; in Salina. Mr. Ol- Mitchell, 2 The Vista,'were re- at J.W. Sparks & Company, Toms See the Fairway Dining Ave., announce the engagement son also attended Kansas State cently christened in Westminster River. Presbyterian Church. Rev. Har- Room and Charlie Truss'* of their twin daughters, Miss University at Manhattan. - Mr. Howard, a graduate of Red Annual Fall Party Ian C. Durfee, pastor, officiated Karen Kay Hubbard, to Terrell A double wedding is planned Bank High School and Newark at the ceremony ,v LINCROFT The Trinity new Sportsman's Grill and L. Olson, and Miss Karol Kaj for next summer. School of Fine. and Industrial Hubbard, to Richard Lee Mobley Mothers Club of Monmouth Art, is attending Monmouth .Col- County will hold its annual fall Cocktail Lounge, with Mr. Olson is the son of Mr lege, West Long Branch. card party Thursday at 8 p.m. fine view of the golf links. A pUaiuro to throw ., . All md Mrs. Chester G. Olson and In parish hall of St. Leo the liiet and afl. shapes to oo Mr. Mobley, son of Mr. and Mrs, Engagement Announced Christmas Bazar treat Catholic Church, Newman with your decorating ef»- Paul L. Mobley. Both familiet Springs Rd. A Christmas Comer EATONTOWN — Mr. and Mrs. mindfV . . (n • larga v*rrt+yi live in Salina, Kans. At St. George's will be featured and dessert BERMUDA NIGHT August W. Colmorgen, 335 Broad •I fabric!. The twins are graduates RUMSON — St. Mary's Guild be served. St., announce the engagement of World Famous TALBOT BROS. *umson-Fair Haven . Region- of St. George's-by-the-River Epis- their daughter, Miss Patricia Mrs. Henry Gulrich, Mld_ High School and Kansas copal Church will hold its Christ- WEDNESDAY, NOV. 23 " Caroline Colmorgen, to. John own, is chairman. Mrs. RusseU|«|t Wesleyan University at Salina, mas bazar Friday, Dec. 2, from Pendell, Shrewsbury, is Co-Hosts . . . Charlie Truax, mgr. Daniel Edwards Jr., son of Sgt. 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Ralph Hall. where they were members of charge of tickets. The "Baron" Fred Lehmann (Like magazine) 1<; and Mrs. John D. Edwards Mrs.. William Siebhauser is chair- Delta'-Kappa Chi sorority. Karen All proceeds from the party of Fort Lee, Va. man of the event. • , . . [ Make Reservations Early! ; . * teaches third grade at Oakdalc will be used for charity. School, and Karol teaches fourth Miss Colmorgen, a graduate of A Christmas luncheon marking ^M.*M**A***»********^***»»* ******** Monmouth Regional High School, grade at Meadowl»rlc School, the guild's 60th anniversary will V CHARLIE TRUAX'S both in Salina. ;.•'.. •.'.-;• New Shrewsbury,- is employed at be held Dec. 7 at noon in Sha- BENEFIT THEATER PARTY SHREWSBURY Danelectro Devices, Neptune dowbrook,-, Shrewsbury. Miss MATAWAN TOWNSHIP^— The Fairway dining room and Sportsman's Lounge at . •' • Mr. Olson apd Mr. Mobley'are 44* BROAD ST. City. Edith Fischer is chairman. Bayshore Community Hospital Cat 747-4422 lumnl of Salina High School and Auxiliary will sponsor a benefit Old Orchard Country Club Mr, Edwards is a student at * Monmouth Regional High School Firemen's Contest theater party Wednesday after- MONMOUTH RD., EATONTOWN and is employed by the Cat noon at the Papermill Playhouse, Milburn. Phone 542-9300 Fancier's Association, Inc., Red Is for Presidency WINTER CRUISE? SHREWSBURY — Bernard J. Tickets are available from Mrs. Enjoy Hit tunny cHmas In luxury! Accommodations Bank, and at Roger's Sunoco Sta- tion, Eaton town. Marx and Joseph Hobko have A! Margulies, 29 Ivyhill Dr., and to fit your buda.tr; Call today for complete Informa- been nominated for president of Mrs. Frank Johnson, 27 Beacon , for the musical comedy •lon« . . *• ATTENDS COUNCIL . Shrewsbury Hose Co. No. 1, and LOCUST — Mrs. E. Gregory David Emmons has been nomi- Take Me Along," starring Tom- Sk nU -Atiodatiom Holmberg, Navesink River Rd., nated for fire chief. A headline my Sands. secretary of, the Smith Club of yesterday incorrectly stated the Tickets include round trip bus PLATTERS Lewlwr Ttanl Aiwcy Fteownt Trtml Krvle* two-way contest was for the transportation from the Strath Mt-5300 Monmouth County, attended, the Miss Patricia Colmorgen 142-2217 chief's post. more Shopping Center. O'Dwmlt Trml Asency Am*rlo«: Travel Afwcy annual council of the Alumnae Sweden's fim 741-BOM 77M109V Association of Smith College on Canll Travel Ajbonr l^i* Tiw«i fcnrltt its Northampton, Mass., campus. CHINESE AUCTION itige stainless . 741-ilOO 771-0010 The council, - held each year, MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - A 3 PERFORMANCES ONLY! serves to' strengthen relations be- Chinese auction will be held at tween the college and the alum- the next, meeting of the Matawan nae who now number more than Chapter of Hadassah Thursday at flie OLD MILL 33,000. The theme this: year was at 8:30 p.m. in the Strathmore science and included tours of Lanes. TINTON FALLS THE Smith's new $8 million Clark Sci- Mrs. Fred Gates, program vice ence Center on, which construc- president, has announced that FRI. and SAT. EVES., NOV. 1809—8:30 P.M. tion is nearing completion. the proceeds will go towards SUN. AFTERNOON, NOV. 20—4 P.M. »mbatlng cancer. LADIES AID MEETS THE OPERA WORKSHOP OF THE NEW MONMOUTH — Mjss Dr. Wm. A. Morgan MONMOUTH CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC Eda- Pulsch was leader of the program at the Ladies' Aid So- announces the presents • ciety meeting In the Baptist removal of his offices ••.••.PA BY G DONIZETTI TRADITION Church Wednesday. Cancer dressings were made in the to KIIM English Version by G. and P. Mtad A Gift of Flowers morning. Dessert was served by STREET LEVEL WITH Says So Much for You the hostesses, Mrs. Milton Ward, Mrs. Howard Chamberlain and ?01 MAIN STREET „ GEORGENE BYRNE, LLOYD GROSS, .Remember her. birthday, anniver- Mrs. Rowland Van Cleef. AVON-BY-THE-SEA •;. ROBERT SPENCER ~ sary, any special day, the one way A Christmas program and lun- that's sure to please . . . with a cheon wlll-be-~heid Dec. 7 in the 776-9568 A Comedy Set to Music ; beautiful centerpiece or bouquet • Fellowship HalNof the church. Election of new /officers will be made oj all her favorite flowers, Formerly 30 White St., R.B. held., j u'/r 6.95 • 14V the way site likes them. Flowers, GALLANTRY II.»5 • 19" lime of sorrow, appropriately MUSIC BY DOUGLASS MOORE , convey your thoughtful concern. WITH 812 Main Strut MONMOUTH MEATS RUTH SCHLOSSBERG, PRISCILLA REEVES Toms Rlvir, M.J. Phone 747-1&32 110 Men. St. 13 Main Sr. (roach Ave. WILLIAM SHOPPELL, ROBERT SPENCER Pottery 349-1235 r Red Bank latontown LlMlt Sliver A Television Soap Optra Stt to Music Parkwa/ Exit 92, 741-5292 S42-0743 741-5350 East to Traffic Light, Director: HAROLD GUSKIN Barn Turn Right, 200 Yard* an tht UTTLE SIIVER f LEAN, FRESH P" f\ Conductor: FELIX MOLZER v(, Right. C V,, Dally 'III < p.m. of course TICKETS: $1.50 ADULTS "rl. 'Ill » p,m. Ib iw. 'til LITTL1 SILVER • GROUND CHUCKD V $1.00 CHILDREN I p.m. y Nor. U, 1966 THE DAILY KBGISm Surf, Field & Stream Soever Turnout Is By DICK RIKER from a hot election campaign. LM Rice of Red Bank, Ndswi SURPRISINGLY FEW HUNTERS GREETED the opening Benedict, (till recovering from an illness; Lou ToecL M»n- of the smalt game season last Saturday. Leaving the shotgun moutfa Beach, and Dirk Van Nest from Uttla Silver, and « in the trunk until late afternoon, I toured the county looking total ol 27S wildfowlers from all over the state, gathered _ioi\; for action. There was nothing wrong with the weather and cer- the find effort taSneettog New Jersey's «uota for Ducki Un- Wins tainly nothing wrong with the amount of game. I even found limited. Pete Brown of Spring Lake and his dinner committee did a wonderful Job, an all game dinner of venison, pheasant' THE RESULTS good looking cover, no longer" posted, without any sign of a hunter. I found quite a few hunting spots with a minimum of . and filh set the scene as Irving Feist, as auctioneer, mounted NJSIAA GR. 1 hunters and saw only a handful of gang hunters. Even the the stage and started the bucks for ducks auction. "Wluit am Point Pleasant Boro 2, Henry public shooting, grounds reported lighter than normal hunting I bid for this pair of snipe decoys donated by C. L^Rlce. I Hudson 1, 2 overtime periods pressure. In the late afternoon, I unlimbered tile 20-gauge'and They went quickly for $110. A huge handsome print of Hying OTHERS headed into some thickets to be startled by a woodcock in- canvasbacks went for $2W. One of Charije Birdsall's swwi deJ habiting a patch of high bush blueberry. Since my mind was coys brought $200. Gift certificates, duck press, binoculars^ Ocean Twp. 2, Wall Twp. 1 decoys and shells; all went under the hammer to record Omea Brick 2, Neptune 1 not geared to timberdoodle, I took a clean miss-for the first shot of the season. During the rest of the afternoon, I found A top bid of $5W won a complete set of D. U. uncancelled duch •tamps and an original picture from which one of the stamp* Paul Duberstein's goal from 10 OFFICIALS DINE — Shore members of the New Jersey Football Officials Associa- squirrels plentiful, pheasants in good supply along the edges yards out with two minutes gone of 6ome corn fields and even kicked out a rabbit or two. was made. With this kind of action, the auction and dinner was in the first of two overtime peri- tion held their annual dinner last night in the Colony Restaurant, Rumson. Some offi- Wednesday, my partner and I hunted the Siloam area ami found « complete success as almost $5,000 was added to the money, ods gave Point Pleasant Boro its cials attending were, left to right, Norman Van Arsdale, state council representative,- pheasant in the scrub oaks. It was a bit unsettling et first, but previously raised at D. U. County dinners, putting New Jersey; over id quota of $14,000. D. .U.'s work has paid off In wildfowl victory over Henry Hudson in a guest speaker; Tom Phipps, past district chairman; Chet Kovaleski, dinner committee, brother John scored on one big buster of a chink through a first round match of the NJSIAA heavy cover of greenbriar while my first bird was a quarter- » over the Winds. I hope they never stop. • • .• • Group soccer tournament. and Jim Egidio, president of the Shore group. (Register Staff Photo) ing, towering shot high above the scrub oak and jack pine. THERE ARE A FEW WILD TURKEY in New Jersey iri Point Pleasant, now 11-2 on the * * * the wild country east of the Delaware in Warren and Sussex! season, will meet Jamesburg (11- counties. With too big a range requirement to ever reach the; 0-3) in its next tournament game. Manasquan vs. Matawan VARIATION ON AN OLD THEME -BY HOFFMANN. WlMt numbers necessary for an open season, the wild turkey in New! Tuesday has been set tentatively with all. the new housing development! In the county, a hunter Jersey probably will remain a rarity seen by few people..Since as the date, but no site has been can't get lost—or can he? I mean, a hunter-with maybe 25' you cant go out and Shoot a wild turkey for Thanksgiving these years of experience In the woods and fields couldn't get turned days, at least in New Jersey you can't, you might try winning selected. around and walk away from the car Instead of towards It and Getting assists on Duberstein's a gobbler at the turkey shoot being held by the MonmouA Beach walk for two and a half hours or more before finding his gun- First Aid Squad. The target is a 12 x<12 circle and die most tally were John Ferullo and THE 'B' Game ning* partner, could he? If it happened to you, would your pellets in-the circle wins a butterball turkey. It's a dollar a Charley Swlgorn ^ ~^ partners call the State Police for help? The cheerful call of By WILLIAM PURDEY coaching staff and quite a few ol Southern Freehold Regional visit- shot and the squad supplies the guns and ammo. There's Mike O'Neal put Henry Hudson the bobwhlte has led many a hunter astray and there are still plenty, of turkeys for prizes and (he action starts at 1 p-rji* Football's 1966 campaign foi his players .to watch Matawan ing Lakewbod. areas, like Reevytown, where two different roads might look Into a 1-0 lead when he scored down Freehold, 38-0, last week. There are four "A" Division Sunday at the Monmouth Beach Public Bathing Pavilion on from six yards out with seven Matawan Regional and Mana alike at dark. But It does help to know north from south and squan, a pair of teams with un The 'Squan mentor was highly games On tap — Red Bank at Ocean Ave. In case of rain, the shoot will take place on the; minutes, 30 seconds gone in the maybe man's best friend, in the woods, Is still a compass'and following Sunday. OK pilgrims, go get the bird. . ' i blemished records," will be conimpressed by Matawan's perfor- Neptune, Long Branch at Brick, not a dog. ,:•..• first period. Mike Monahan tied densed into approximately two mance. He rates the Huskies as Monmouth Regional" at Free- ' . " . *' ; * . * ' . • -; the score for Point by scoring a team with "tremendous bal- • • * •* . •. *• • hours of action tomorrow after- hold. . HERE'S WHERE THE ACTION IS .; ', two yards away at the seven min noon when they will meet face- ance," one which is "great on BRANT FILL THE COASTAL WATERS.OF southern New ute mark of the second chapter. to-face on the Huskies' field tc both offense and defense." He Southern Regional plays host to Jersey in numbers surpassing most of the past 39 years. Spec- BRANT HUNTERS will never have It better. The action I« After Duberstein's winning shot, decide the Shore Conference "B' added that Matawan's offensive Jackson Township in . the lone tacular flights on the last weekend of October filled the sky terrific and getting better. Absecon very good as Is Pecks Bay Henry Hudson had a goal in theDivision championsfifp?^ interior line, tackle-to-tackle, is "C" Division tussle. with waterfowl' and brought the total number of brant in and Skull Bay. . '- " ' ..; second overtime perod nullified TIMBERDOODLERS are finding the flight birds to good] "really tough and hard-hitting," southern Jersey above 130,000. This is 30 per cent more brant 1 when the Admirals were called This will complete both of while tailback Charles "Chide' Non-«onference affairs will find than were on hand at the same time last year. Limiting out numbers. The Manasquan is good but flight bitxb we Where lor being off sides. teams' conference schedules, am Geran "keeps you honest with hisWall Township at Central' Re- in a matter of minutes, wildfowlers sat in their blinds enjoying you find them and the birds are in many damp spots around they have both been victorious ii Both goalies, Bill Hottel of passes." The reasoning behind gional, Ocean Township at Shore the spectacle. Some 300,00 waterfowl have gathered south of the county including Turkey Swamp. .; their five previous league tilt. Lockejimeyer's statement about Regional, Raritan Township at the Manahawkm and more are gathering every day. About PHEASANT, SQUIRREL very good. Try west of Freehold t&t Point Pleasant and Richie Bozza Matawan has "a!59 won its tw of Henry Hudson, made nine Geran is that the junior has Keypdrt and Jackson Township 28,000 pintails are on Brigantine Refuge, 32,000 teal are scat- the birds. Squirrel in Turkey Swamp area and the woodloti non-conference cbntests for a 7-1thrown 15 TD passes, the most at Point Pleasant Beach. tered around along with more than 51,000 blacks. With 10 days of Marlboro. - » saves.' . Point Pleasant coach record, while Manasquan ha: Dave Dean was impressed by in the Shore Area. to wait before duck season reopens, the waterfowler can still QUAIL AND RABBIT, slow but only because of heavy cover, been a winner in its only out Among the independents, Rum find plenty of action with the brant. A good north wind to conditions. This.will improve almost daily. Quail shooting best ' Henry Hudson's outside left, Ron side game for a 6-0 log. The teams differ in their of- fensive formations. Matawan uses son-Fair Haven Regional travels keep them moving will be a help. One party this past weekend farther south but far from bad in Howell and Manalapan Towjn-j Nusser, who he described as."the north to meet Highland Park and * best wing he has seen all vear." To say that the players am a straight single-wing, the only filled their limits in 10 minutes or less as a flight of low-flying ships. ' - , : , '•'•.•• L coaches of both teams are "up' Steinert of Trenton visits Asbury heliocopters spooked the rafted brant into flight. As the main SURFANGLERS taking a few shorts when water Is right. Con- Gary Fox headed in a- corner team in .the shore-to do so, while for the game would be an u Manasquan runs out of the Park. body of brant flew low directly over the blind, all three hunters ditions very poor- but. must get better. High surf has kept 4" kick with 20 seconds left in thederstatment. Barry Rizzo, in h opened up and it rained brant. It is moments like this that stay cartoppers on the beach and only the larger Inboards game for Ocean's victory over winged-f formation with in-mo- In Sunday's two games, Bay- 12th year as coach at Matawa tion plays. forever in the memory of the waterfowler. trolling with fair results. Wait for the surf conditions to Imp Wall. Tom Kelly scored Ocean's stated that this "is the game i ley-Ellard of Madison visits Ma- ' A CLAN OF WILDFOWLERS MET FOR DINNER last PIER FISHERMEN starting to take ling these nights.1 first goal, while Bill Cook tallied This game not only will pit ter Dei and Red Bank Catholic my life." Manasquan coach Fret two of the top teams in the last Friday night In Bay Head. It had to be something Important party boats are into whiting and ling on the lightship |— lor Wall. Lbckenmeyer continued on thi plays host to St. Anthony's ol to get someone like Assemblyman Alfred N. Beadleston away It's all bottom fishing now for the headboat angler. shore area, but also a talented Trentop. ' same lines as Rizzo by statin; pair of backs, Ferreira of Mana- that he expects "a whale of squan and Matawan's Randy Da- ball game." vis, both juniors. There has been tremendous in Ferreira is the top scorer in the worWsl "A Grid terest generated about the con-area "with 121 points via 20 touch- Garden State Entries test. It Is possible that from downs and one extra point. The 1ST-«,000; 51dn.; 2-yn.i « Fur. In the Sun (Patterson) 111 Craltjr Look (Hernaildei) 118 eight to 10 thousand fans will 185-pound, six-foot halfback holds olossal Dream (SB) UlUe Him O,eft>vre) 119 Convertible Deb (Santo.) Sasothln (HUoJoaa) 115 •TH-W.MO: Fll.; »4-yra.j f. attend. If so, it will be the firsl a trio of season on,e-game marks SI. Kenny (Grant) Story Hour (Reagan) 115 THE BOSETOWN ONE DAY SERVICE Picks time since the 1962 meeting be- Black Honey (Hernandez) Jlmcbarb (NB) Foreign Fable (Stevenson) 114 n the shore, most points (30), Kern-Wood Bill (NB> in Purse Power - (AllceU) Whispered words iBromrteld) 119 By JACKSON CUNNINGHAM tween Red Bank and Brick Town- most TDs (5) and has caught llmmy John (Gabrlella) Princess Xuks. (Valeiuueuv) My Ctarlott* (Brassard) 114 ship that so many people attend- Faint Trace (Fanrlella) "•10••1107 Strike Back (Valenzuela) Dove Hunl (Hinojosa) 116 SIXTEEN games are on tap the most scoring passes (4). Rival Bacchus (Bove) 11? CaiihMiJack (MlcfU) Cyco Sal (Korle) 116 this weekend as most of Mon- ed a Shore Conference footba coaches may be relieved to know ••land Hop (Micell) ••107 Tei Morena, (NB) Angels rrjiad (Vrlatani 114 -AAMCO , ««, game. . Sams Ann (Gabriella)- ••101 Post N«tlve (Gionuml) 114 ttiouth and Ocean Counties' scho- that Ferreira will be ineligible to Fnrl Klni M) 116 lastic football teams play their Manasquan was issued 1,20( play next year. He will be over Dollar Moore (Lovato) 11? Jhrsbea, (HenuVn M) John'a Nell (HernandM) 114 fichavin Jrrry 117 a-llla (VelsMore) 117 final games before annua' tickets late last week, and re-the age limit. Sovereign Queen (Hernandez) 114 King Fine (Hernandel) . lit Thanksgiving Day tussles. quested an additional 2,000 Tucs Lady 1'pveron (Thornhurf) 114 AHShsJLane (V.lfnuela)-- 1J TTH-J-WOII; Ft.Ml J-UD! Al»;.8 r. Davis, who operates out of theChamp Foi (Gallltano) ) Bim'i Horn (Htnojosa) TOE RARE TBEAT fl I. N •0* Railroad AT«C We're looking for improvement day. wingback position in Matawan's Communicator (Vsleoxuela) 117 Free' Spool (Patterson) Sllwall (BrumNrld) 1U p Guy'a Doll (Korle)' 111 a-Omtonw, ;V Ronih Srrlni (NB) 11! ltd 12-2100 to S p.m. after Jast week's 10-4 record left Matawan came out of its gam single-wing, has tallied 115 points Mots Neck (Hlnojou) Doable Switch (Velaiaou) IK jxn-*3,000.; 3-yr«.'; ( Fur. Seven mil. (HaruBuele) Reel Irlak (Ml) 110 us at 7^22-1 (.771) on the seaagains- t Freehold Regional las o.n 19 touchdowns and one PAT,Rantnro (Velaiques) 11! Metamora. (Stevenson) HnriT Star (NB) 118 son. The selections with home week without any serious injuries 8lca Prince to rank second behind Ferreira Dirty Shame (Gabrlella) Honor Brlfht (Hlnojosa) 111 teams in capital letters: There are a few bruises, but ripl n shore area scoring. So Prool (NB) STH—(4,000! I-jrrs.rrs.!! V70. . - NEPTUNE 21, Red Bank 13 enough to keep anyone out. o: Rizzo rates Davis as "the best Wind Blush (VelaiqucE) 115 Dunimiriniir (Loviato) 111 8TH—PorsB IlK.ooo Added; S-yrs.i Sucfc Funs (Jtlnojona) 113 Pooklns (Bnmtteld) 119 Foaled In N.J. • Forionn. Sears R. B. CATHOLIC 13, St. Anaction- . Manasquan had last Sat- running back" he has ever BIHIn Mitten CManero) •10.1 Moore Thlnr" (Lmaio) 114 >'EW 4ERHKY BREEDERS STAKES at tune-up prices 1 urday off, but suffered a casualty Scotch Ptald (Martnaccio) ••103 Brnlon Prince (Valrnzuela) Lfuvlslon (Brumfleld) u. •18 thony * 0 coached. The coach continued by Hamorlon (Mlceli) ••113 Slan Thenun Hub (Lovato) Icy Nino (Patterson) ^ in practice Tuesday when offen- Mrndola> Hills (Thornburf )r in MATAWAN 20, Manasquan 14 stating that the 5-10, 175-pound Delaware Flash (Velajqaez) 11.1 Cord of Wood (Brouasard) IIS sive and defensive end Joe Moon El Caary (l.uluis) ••106 Klni Gordlas (Hlnojma) Relics of Wa.ni (Lokas) ' ' Bayley-Ellard 13, MATER DEI 16-year-old has plenty of natural Last Chain (Htnojou) 111 Mmhroom clMd (J. Block) Sky Switch (NB) : 114 suffered a shoulder injury in ni A Bit (Velaaaaei) r.oldrn Lamp (Hernandei) 114 start at 5.99 S bility and is a rear threat from 3RD—«3,00O; F*M[ 3*91 I Far. M WUllo (Mosearelil) Royal He Fnr (NB) ' 111 TOMS. RIVER 13, Middletown 6 practice. No breaks showed in Trincn Rasellas (NB) IK the .X-rays, but Moore is a ques- inywhere on the field. Flylnf run {Hlnojosa) 114 Raritan 27, KEYPORT 12 Davis does not just see action a-MIx Well (NB) 1W Why Pay More? tion mark for the game. CosmlW >*ick (Culmotle) 188 ^HORE 20, Ocean 19 with the offensive unit, but also a-Herolo Rail (NB> 11* Monmouth 6, FREEHOLD 0 Both coaches naturally rats Garden State Results Tote'm Home (Veuuvaex) 114 is a defensive, halfback. When a-M. A. Mnnyak-B. TorlUh 112 BRICK 19, Long Branch 0 their - opponents. highly. Rizzo the need arises/Davis also does ilBT—cimg.ilBT .:: 3T4 yo.; 6f.; olf 12:38 Bank. Salute Rlc. Lorich Entry. - . . > I. Automotive Center Rumson • FH ' 20, HIGHLAND rates Manasquan as "very good Toweower Cat (Capodlcl) lfl.2lfl20 7«7,«00 4.844.800 7TH—AIw.: 3-3-44 y.:.6 I.: of I 3:3t. the punting for his team. In oneGout (Pearl) 8.00 -o.O» Rovlns Satellite (Vell'i) 4.00 3.00 2.00 »TH—H.MIO; 3-yr».( i.A 1500 Highway 35 PARK 13 team." In the games that his. as- practice session, with,no wind-"at jcond Ripple (Valcn'la) 4.20 Chtrrybrook (Hernandez) 4.60 3.60 Phlbtrt (Brousssird) sistants scouted, 'Squan did more T.-1MJ3S- AAlso—Ivl y Poison, Backrul. RJvolI (Hlnojosa) 4.40 Hydrofoil (Martnaccio) 8 Steinert 30, ASBURY PARK 6 all, Davis boomed the pigskin 80 ~ aid. Adverse*. Bev- * T.-l :1OH. Also -JUana Pick, New Bal-Jet Code (Lovalo) 111 LAKEWOOD 20. So. Freehold 7 passing than running. The scouts el-Edge, Bomber Ezclwnre, Okdru, lot, Halvek, Ultimate, Silent sir. Canaanlle (Stevenson) 114 were. impressed with the Mana- yards. . t Queens Myth. , 6TH—AIW.; 3-up; 6 f.; oil 4:03. Lrafear (I^vato) 10* Wall 20, CENTRAL 13 Another ' talented player to 2D—cimi.; 2 yd.; 6 f.; off 1:06. a-Welshwyn (Thornb'g) 17.80 8.20 5.20 Clipper Cara-o (Cos) 119 squan ends as receivers and ; earl Harbor (Purl) M.6O 7.00 5.90 Bacaslwo (Vllesque) 12.80 6.60 Tudor Inn (Velasquei) 111 Advertise in the Register Wildwood 13, PT. BEACH 6 watch will be Gary Walsh,. Mat- Escuhour (Qlovannl) . 6.40 4.40 Fact Seeker (Bnimflfld) 111 back's'Jim Roper, John Ferreira Alter (Daly.) ' 04.90 Lovejoy (Hernandez) 5.R0 Lower Cape May 21, PT. BORO awan's weak side offensive end. T.-l:12?4. Also—Bummer Court, Pri- T-l:ll. Also—Merlspats, Polyrieslan T , . and Ken Bill. Rizzo rates Roper vate Contract, Queen pemeanor, Pla- Play. Blessed Hope, Who But Me. as the "best deep passer I'vi The. 6-3, 180-pound junior is .the rnor Lanes, Red Sorcerer, Miss Wlgltl, a-Golrion Hosteai, 111 Wind, Qarden Jackson 26, SOUTHERN REG. Crafty Riot, faster : Sunny,.. Marali a*Kvana-Goden vale, farms entry. seen in high school football." In shore's highest scoring lineman 1 ^wiiliTT^Z'^pointsT" If ~tfte""outcorne Hlng.^ DTH—Alw.', S-fit.i 1 l-d6 mlle.r oft one game injwhich the Matawar .(Dally Double A devottonal MATAVAJf TOyWSHEP -4 tit, a«. Ikfter the regular worship Xt A** Op AT. Kent eube^RMapve«pre- talk on Thanlwglving w», glv»a Ounc. e. >a» played under , * tf 10:30 a.m. In the by Rev. WIlHam Carr of the pap- leadershileadership ot Rev. Mr. and Ma of the Board of Wriih Stratiirtore School, . ' ' _ cation of the Lutheran Church t)»t Church Nov. S in the educa- Cu' r and Mr* and Mrs. Henry 'America will speak at a Rev. Richard A. Weeden, pas- Uon Vuilding of the church at the BloifOm. laying tor of the congregation, an- Also' present were , Mr. and nounced that children of the by the first of the Mrs. Chris Maute, Mr. and Mrs. year, the edifice will contain Keith Burdge, Mr. and Mrs. Wai service. |Swnday. , '.' . ' • :. worship, education and admin- tar Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. The pastor said construction of istrative facilities. Kurt Carlson James Rudd, Mr. and Mrs. Jack .The service will be fceM at the the 6,600«quare-foot building be- is chairman of the Cross of Glory Hilbert and Mr. and Mrs. Rob- I Cambridge Aye. »lte at 11:30 gan In August and should be building committee. ert Search. " iTr ANDY CAPP • •. • • By REG SMYTHE ME TOO-SMASHIN, ISIfT IT £

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MARK TRA5L MARK TRAIL By £J» DODD A-AS S-SOON AS M-A?/ HEART \ S-STOPS PtpCXJNDING, j , . caoofAf... CROOM, I-I'LL THY T-TO / Iv V^BNT VOU WERE . •"•THANK YOU/ —' WQNPERFULf ptoyet tusdbiiUpi tdxxAw»J vutxf dmrtr for _fee mas ti» PreAjrteriii Saturday,. Nov , Urn. 1U 1966 THE JIAO.Y REGISTER Benefit Concert, Bazars, Parties Slaved be tcAb "' '—*— ----- * - - -.. _*-- rii to tm-'&9t$ toif ••••,,, ., ...... ,. .;- i ••'i »ew morality teewii, Tbetfa Mr*. OigUo chairman of th* . .. .v,:- i: •rr<1 atari John Washbroofc, child star Mantuapao Churcb. Highlands, delivered' the me*- program to be presented for Urn BrittdBC MJfler St, MM Mr«, Bea- if the "My Friend "FlIckaT tele- residents at the John L. Mont- de 2 will be in charge. trice Whitecayage, Iselin,, were /ision series. gomery Home this month request- A' Cfiristmas- dinner will' b , Rev/ William McCullough, qe# C&tircb Groups Active Also'appearing will be a vocal celsbjated;, Hostesses .were Mrsr ed more: members to assist held Dec. 6 with the meft" o minister, led the group in pray- luet from North Eastern Bible in the project. the church preparing and servinj er. Miss LaBelle Murtha, Atlan- Addie . Worth, Mrs. Marie RED BANK — Proceeds fro to James Worrell, Phyllis Bird >r World Mission Support and the nstitute, Essex Fells, and ma- the meal. tic Highlands sang hymns of a concert to be given by th Lisa Jensen, Kathy West, Kati lome Mission Societies of the jor league ball player Bob Maik- Mrs. Paul Daley was chairman Schmidt, Mrs. Bogue, Mr«. Mat- Thanksgiving. Thirty-six mem- Community Gospel Singers Su Klaer, Kathy Bird, Barbara \merican Baptist Convention. He mus. of the refreshment committee at The next meeting, Dec. 6, tie Fehlhaber tad Mrs. Celina the ' court's meeting in the bers ' and friends participated. in day, Novi 20, will be used Rose, Robert Scharber, Joai oined the staff of the New Jer- feature the 'Madrigal Group o Britton. rebuilding Clinton Chapel A.M.E Deck, Stephanie Evans anc ;ey Baptist Convention in 1963. Knights of Columbus Home. the Colts'Neck Singers. Mrs. Hei a gong:fest, led by Mrs. Hattie CHRISTMAS PARTY man Strove will'M in charge. Watslrom, with'Mrs. George G. A covered dish supper mnd L Zion Church in Middletow Mrs. W. Winfield West. which last month was destroyi WSCS BAZAR FREEHOLD. — The annual PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN Circle 6, led by Mrs. Startle; King S.r. accompanying at the pi-Christmas message • will M fea- Christmas party for Court St. ano., - . by fire. ' BREAKFAST MEETING BELFORD — The annua FREEHOLD — The United Galbreath, served refreshments, tured at the next meeting, Dec. uncheon alid bazar sponsored Rose of Lima Catholic Daugh- The birthdays of Mrs. Celina The concert will be held at th FAIR HAVEN — The Mon Presbyterian Women, meeting in 7, at 2 p.m. )y the Women's Society of Chris- ers of America will be held Dec. THANKSGIVING 'SERVICE A.M.E. Zion Church of Red Banl mouth County Chapter of the Fellowship Hall of the Presby- tian Service of Belford Methodist 13 at the American Hotel. Mrs. at, 7:30 p.m. Rev. Thomas Full Gospel Business Men's Fel- terian Church, heard a talk on HIGHLANDS — The Thanks FIREWOOD—fnm a ptaee Church will be held in the church Lester Fritz will be In charge. Coursey Is pastor. Pilate Wi lowship International will hold a the Book of Jacob by Dr. David giving service of the Golden-Cii to a CORDI nail from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Dec. The court.also will sponsor a Crawford of Princeton Seminary. Harris, president, of the singer breakfast meeting Nov. 19 in cle* of the Highlands' Methodis INDIAN CORN I. "Jew Year's Eye dance. Mrs.Vic- This is the topic of study for will present the proceeds to Wi the Willowbrook, River Rd. Church was held In the churc: for th* holidays! ;or Giglio will be chairman, the circle this year. Ham Johnson, Kcansburg, prc: Rev. Robert Julien, a mission- Mrs. Dirk Hofman is ticket recreation room. Went of the building fund. ary priest, and Clifford Woody, chairman for the "Luncheon Is Mrs. Lindsey LeMoine an- A musical and tea will be. held Rev. Harry Kraft, pastor o a Catholic layman, will be guest Served" program, to be held at lounced that donations for the an-at the church for District 2 of Central Baptist Church, Atlanti - -LUTHER LEAGUE speakers. Theme of the program 12:30 p.m. in the dining room of the church. FREEHOLD — More than 1 is "Are the Gifts of the Holy Other chairmen are Mrs. Carol young people of the central di Spirit for Today?" easier, Mrs. Dora Roop and Mrs. trlst of New Jersey Luth> The program, scheduled to be- NEW LOCATION Russell Hyers, luncheon and din- Leagues saw a play, "In Whil gin at 9 a.m., is open to minis- ters and the laity of all denomi- ing room; Mrs. Joseph Milko ST. America," at a rally last Su and Mrs. Fred Atwater, toy-deco- CEDAR HILL day at Grace Lutheran. Churc nations. Reservations can be made with Raymond Rafferze- rated Christmas tree; Mrs. Har- MONMOUTH here. der, Atlantic Highlands, or ry Coe, holiday booth; Mrs. Min- FRUIT FARM Kathy Kingston, president i George Stowe, Deal. nie Smith, artificial floral ar- the local Senior League, wel rangements; Mrs. Howard Red Hill Read Middletown coined the group to Grac Evans, apron booth; Mrs. Elsie g Gordta State Pky, Eatnuc* 114- TAKES RUTGERS POST SHOP SUN. thru FRI. 1 P.M. to 6 P.M. Church and the Junior League, Little and Mrs. Mae Havens, here, was In charge of hospita FREEHOLD — Rev. Andrew needlework booth; Mrs. Charles 1700 ROUTE 35 SAT. 9 AM. to 6 P.M. i Anderson, pastor of the First Young and Mrs. Ernest Elgrim, Baptist Church has resigned as tots and toys .table; Mrs. Hutda OAKHURST . HALLOWEEN PARTY pastor and accepted a position, Richardson anil Mrs. Eve - Par- WAYSIDE - The Methodis at Rutgers University. This po- trick, attic treasures booth; Mrs. lVi MIIM South of Eateatawa Clrtl* 531-8989 Youth Fellowship of Waysidf sition is with the co-operative ex- Eleanor Courier, Mrs. Dora Methodist Church held a Hallo- tension staff as human relation Barnes and Mrs. Albert White, — SPECIAL ween party in the church base- specialist. He will be working with food booth, and Mrs. William Og- CRISP •tent. the county staffs throughout the den, advertising posters. PERSENICO SKI 'Costume prizes were awarded state. KOFIX BOTTOM (1-yr. gucraftt) APPLES YOUTH TIME SOCIETY SPEAKER NORTH CENTERVILLE —The CUBCO NORTHLAND SKI MARLBORO — Mrs. Sylvia Bayshore Area Youth Time will FREE BGER BINDINGS • MclNTOSH Median, home economist, will be sponsor the showing of- a film en- guest speaker at the Nov. 17titled, "Without Onion" at 7:30 NORDICA, KASTINGER ' « CORTLANDS meeting of the St. John's and St.p.m. tomorrow in Raritan Town- Gabriel's Altar Rosary Society in ,LA DOLOMITE BOOTS JONATHAN ship High School. the parish hall, Bradevelt. The full-length color film deals, MACOUN Officers will be installed and a HEAD SKIS—SALES - SERVICE - RENTALS eception held for new members. ,lrs. George Alfano is chairman.

SEE FILM RED BANK — The Women's fellowship of the First Baptist church met recently in Fellow- ihip Hall. A film strip entitled, "Greater Things" was shown. The film was an account of mis- sionary work in the Congo. Mrs. Helen Straughn Conover Us Plymouth mil do •as, in charge of devotions. Cir- i Two members were hostesses.

WSCS HOST WAYSIDE — The Women's So- :iety for Christian Service of the Wayside Methodist Church was host recently to visiting society most anything to members from six local churches. Mrs. W. Winfield West, spirl ual life secretary, spoke on'"We Are the Hands of Christ." Mrs. William Marsh, Monmouth Beach, sang two solos,, accom- panied by Mrs. Robert Frank at the organ. Mrs. J. Courtney Hayward, DOWNTOWN Long Branch, spoke on "The Story of Bells." Refreshments RED BANK rere served by Mrs. Joseph Dan- ler, Mrs. Henry Cox, Mrs. Ben- imin Pearsall, Mrs. Robert Your Key Id Hood, Mrs.: Charles Applegate Bttttr Living . . . nd Mrs. Anthony Deck. Mrs. David Osborn, president NEWBERRY'S the Wayside society, was in NOW OFFERS harge of the program. REVIVAL SERVICES INSTANT LEONARDO — Revival ser- ices are being held nightly at :30 p.m. in Leonardo Baptist CREDIT hurch through Sunday. Guest' speaker will be . Rev. With Our New lichard C. Sanklin, director of Credit Coupon lissionary promotion for the New rsey Baptist Convention. Plan! Rev. Mr. Shanklin received his chelor of divinity degree from NO MONEY DOWN uidover Newton Theological cliool in Massachusetts and was Credit Coupons Can B« jrdained in 1936. Since 1658, he Used Just Like Cask. las been active in the Division Self Confidence HUMAN RELATIONS INCREASED INCOME " EFFECTIVE SPEAKING New win you-over Plymouth Valiant! All-new and beautiful for '67. Its room and^luxury will persuade you even If we didn't rolf out the rad carpet. PREVIEW ** ji^ jti "*.> ' "It Should we tend you rotes? Camp on your door step? Or Just keep out of your hair «o you can contemplate Valiant?, Name your pleasure: We'll do moat anything to win you over. (If the roomy, luxurious new Valiant doesn't do It first, that is.) It's the big looking compact that still handles, DALE CARNEGIE parks and Is priced like a compact. Try Valiant now. And'put our promise to the test. We'll win you over, even l) we have to COURSE throw long-stem roses into ~DL.mmm~..lE'/r7 the bargain. That's a promise. rltJfflOUtu Of MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14th 8 P.M. MOLLY PITCHER INN Red Bank, Rt 35 Clip this Ad, bring to a PREVIEW MEETING and receive AUTHORIZED DEALERS CHRYSLER a FREE COPY of one of DALE CARNEGIE'S books. M0T0R8 CORPORATION 10 Ways This Course Will Benefit Men and Women: I. IIKIMM r.lM md Con. *. Think mi Htm- Tow to r (p.* iH.tiiv.i, 7. Contr.1 tut DealeryHe's 1. S.II Ym.lf and row S. M a tMttr CMIVWMHMMIM \*tn ». Dm.kp imm HIMM * k. Ittn BMI With Any Ablllfl Gmup 10. lam Dial tMlv Jab, I. Mara Incom*

PHONE OR WRITE FOR LITERATURE OR PREENROLLMENT MAURICE SCHWARTZ & SONS, INC. BAYSHORE CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH, INC. , presented by 141 West Front St., Red Bank 153 First Ave., Atlantic Highlands I LEADERSHIP & SALES TRAINING INSTITUTE N. J. Box 1345 Ploinfield, N. J. Phons 753-9356 \ ^ 'X '•.•-•-•'-. 4.' 7414010 .di Copyright—The Red Bank Register, Inc., 1968. 40c PER SECOND MEWS SECTION FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1966 7c PER COPSf Factionalism, Name-Calling Seen Factor WhatHit Bayshqfe Democrats? By FRANK, W. HARBOUR will "take orders" from the party that is now in the hands of men," "hate mongers," "ignor- leaders, Mayor Jay M. Kellers A NEWS ANALYSIS leadership — both considering Republicans. ant opponents," backfired an and Councilman James R. Snyd- With few exceptions in Mon- themselves "independent" while Among the Democrats battling Democrats. s er remain at odds. mouth County's 10-town BaysHore remaining within the party fram- other Democrats this year have "Strong language and wild Snyder, who favors a Republi- region, where Democrats normal- work. been ! former Committeeman charges, without indisputable can-Democratic fusion ticket in ly are strong, the party was Republicans — who took all the Francis X. Shields, munici- proofs, make voters suspicious 1967, has warned that if borough clobbered.Tuesday.- marbles home Tuesday^nighL— pal leader George E. Hoffmann oMhose-whe use i«ch termj," factionalism continues "no prog- It was the best showing by were politically wise enough this and primary loser Warren J. Rog- observed one Republican moder ress is in sight and the town will continue to deteriorate." ^ Republicans In a decade — and year not to attack Mr. Burke. geman. ate. Democrats, some of them in pow- They concede that measure of Left Scars In Keyport, where both Repub- Strong Language er so long it had become mostly wisdom will continue next year. . The start of party disharmony, licans and Democrats were badly Strong language and stronger a. habit, are rubbing their eyes Burke will have the party nom- however, was two years earlier split at primary time, the GOP charges by Matawan, Borough and asking, "Why?" ination if he wants it. when Mayor Marvin Olinsky, then closed ranks while Democrats Democrats, their Republican op- Among the reasons, and per- But for three years, the Demo- a committeenmn, split with for- were unable to, and the elephant ponents say, helped keep the GOP haps, the lessons learned: cratic party leadership has at- mer Mayor Philip J. Blander Jr. carried the day Nov. 8 in a clean in office. White Democratic pub- — It Is possible for Democrats tempted to ignore the Moodys In a bitter fight over the may- sweep. licity releases were flailing the to beat Democrats. Stated more and Carrolls, labeling those who or's post. The rift was healed Will It Last? concept of apartments in the disagree ^''troublemakers,— and but left scars. Beach borough, a leading borough Dem- specifically, a party doesn't win Democrats in Union ocrat proposed to build 80 across an election split into two or three OilO s y rappepp d MMr. Lamb for Who in the three Raritan fac- squeaked in, though split into two factions as they have been for the borough line in Matawan .ADVICE FOR ADVERTISERS-.More than 100 retailers attended an advertising clinic warring factions. "not having enough party loyal l tions can bring party harmony, Township. sponsored by ThVDaily Reigister at the Molly Pitcher Inn last night., Speaking about The Bayshore's prime exam- ty." . for 1967, is a nagging question, several years — proving the ex- ple*: Puritan and Middletown. Commented one such "trouble- Mr* Bland*, who orginallyjbuilt ception to the rule. Whether the Strathmore Democrats are how to get the most out of an advertising dollar was .James McRae, second from right — Vituperation, innuendo, back- maker." "This party will the party and toppled the GOP exception will hold next year re- faced with the political fact that retail sales manager of the Bureau of Advertising, American Newspaper Publishers biting and invective are not po- unite this year, making room for administration of the 1950s, has mains to be seen. they alone cannot control Mat- awan Township. Association; Engaged in'some'dinnertime talk^are, from left, John Famulary, Register' litical weapons which voters ap- everyone, not just Roth, (Martin shown little interest in returning In Atlantic Highlands, Republi- preciate. All other factors equal, V.) Lawlor and party leader Wil- to the political batUefront. cans are throwing large-size The fact has already been dem- advertising director; Carl Holes of .Sean Roebuck, Middletown. Mr. McRae and M. campaigns of this type will sub- liam) Himelman, or we won't Because recent poliical scars bricks at Republicans while Dem- onstrated in one general and one Harolff Kelly, publisher of The Register. I Register Staff Photo) tract rather than add votes. see a victory for five years." are still fresh, non-organization ocrats are tossing smaller ones Board of Education election and ' Howard Will Help If there is any single munic- Democrats doubt that defeated at Democrats. came home again Tuesday when Democratic Congressman pality where Democrats are Mayor Olinsky can unite the And borough politico! admit the electorate approved the refer- Merchants Told How at Regional Clinic James J. Howard, who learned more splintered than in Middle- party. that it appears neither camp has endum for police pay raises and the lessons before Nov. 8, thus town, it's Raritan. ' . Raritan Democrats also have learned a great deal from two two Strathmore districts gave plu- avoiding a need for post moriems, A three-way September primary some thinking to do about cam- bitter elections. ralities to GOP county freehold- has Indicated he will try to help fight left - party leaders at each paign tactics. Republican, factions, as late as ers. •'•'•-. in patching up, some of the badly other's throats. Invectiye was the-order of the yesterday, refused to talk of join- Republicans predict that the Making Ads Produce ing ranks, and in fact are already Strathmore-OId Guard rift, only ripped' local organizations. Nothing has changed since— day. and most, party workers con- preparing for a 1967 primary partially healed, will lead to sig- RED BANK — Beef Strogonoff, The newspaper's Job, he added, 1. Set a sales goal. It's.not going to be an easy except control of the administra- cede now that the use against the task. .:•••.'••/•'•• tion. fight — and the two Democratic nificant GOP inroads next year. chicken cacciatore, turkey, roast is to "help you do a better Job 2. Decide how much advertising GOP of such terms as "evil But, as Patrick J. McGann Jr., beef, miniature lobster tails,,red with advertising and promotion is necessary to attain this goal...... v and black caviar and 90 minutes so that as you grow, we'may 3. Decide what items to pro- Lincroft, former Democratic state of straight talk from a real "pro" grow." mote and promote them accord- assemblyman, observed: ' Local factions will have to make highlighted last night's retail ad- Though the Red Bank area has ing to their .comparative sales vertising clinic sponsored.'by the returns*. '••'.' peace, and Democrats hurl salvos relatively tremendous retail pull- at Republicians rather than at Library's Trustees, Friends Daily Register in the Molly 4. Co-ordinate, other merchan- ing power compared to similar other Democrats — or forget it Pitcher Inn. areas in the United States as a dising methods with newspaper ; More than 100 Red Bank area whole, Mr. McRae said, sales can advertising so as to support it for 1967. • •.••;..:• . retailers were greeted at the af- still be increased appreciably by and close the sale the advertising The picture by towns: , fair by, M. Harold Kelly, Regis- planned newspaper advertising. starts. In Middletown, a number of Agree to Improve Relations leading Democrats agree, party ter publisher, and John Famu- A booklet published by the as- MATAWAN — A lack of com- 36' years. The $36,000 was ob- mblic would like to have In the will serve as administrator and lary, advertising director, and his Maximum benefits can be de- candidates Edward J. Roth and rived from planning, advertising sociation and available to mer- Thomas J. Ames were defeated munications and liaison was de- tained from taxes over many ibrary, public willingness to pay director of the library in-addition •taff. •> • - ' chants through The'Register out- termined as the cause for hard years and bank interest.-' • for book rentals, and hours the to other duties, The hour and a half of straight to follow repetitive buying pat- by Democrats, hot Republicans — terns that have been,, shown, ?& lines the four-step plan in de- and among those who defeated feelings between the, trustees of "The board acted in good faith public would like to have the li- Mrs. Carter reported receipt of talk came from James T. Mc- tmJ Mr. McRae said. Roth and Ames were Roth and the Matawan Joint Free Library and the new building will open brary open. check for $32 from Tem- Rae, retail sales manager of the persist over a pef "* • " and more, he weoi the retail advertisement Ames. and the Friends of the Library. completely unencumbered," said The Friends volunteered to ple Shalom's Men's Club pre- Bureau of Advertising, American fie — and sales - /is just as important as when At a, meeting last, night in 'the Mrs.- Carter. plan and serve at the opening sented to the Library from funds, Newspaper Publishers. Associ- Lending substantial assistance imized by [.Where it is run, the speaker was Democrat Charles V. Carroll, Children's Annex, the two groups The opening of bids for furnish- day reception which is expected raised at its recent children's ation, largest publishers associa- ducks are flying,1 ~ He illustrated his point running as an Independent, discussed aims and goals of the ings and equipment will be at to be within 90 days after the bid Halloween party. tion In the United , States and emphasized. i a slide shewing the $1 bill backed by former Democratic Friends and how they can bet- 7:55 p.m. Thursday, in the Chil- awards for the furnishings. Mrs. The trustees voted the annual Canada, • . * . .more and, below it, A $20 Mayor Earl Moody. ter cement relations. Township dren's annex. The board then has Karl H. Mullef, representing the appropriation of $250 to hire a . More for Dollar A skit in which Roger Roth and Ames vs. Lamb Mayor-Walter H. Gehrlcke vol- 60 day* to award the contract. Women's. Club of Matawan, of- secretary to handle minutes and Mr. McRae opened his talk of The Register display ad "These bills'are both printed Roth and Ames leveled their, unteered to serve, as lUUon to ing department assisted Mr, with the same kind. of. inks' on the Friends while ' Morton biggest salvos, at 'the Sewer Au- by both municipalities to submit bill and the remark "We're talk- Rae" "portrayed" the disastrous same kind of paper, and thority and, in' so doing, at a Schwartz, Friends' president, will follow immediately thereafter. spring. Ing about your, money." Pre-tax results "of haphazard advertising they each cost the U.S. Govern- leading Democrat and authority serve the board. Some of the things the,board The board has not been (Me to its; proposed budget for 1987 by -' Monday, Nov. 21. The trustees retail profits, he said, run about completely out of phase with the ment the same to produce," he member, Vincent P. Lamb, Mrs. Barnabas P. Carter, board would like to see undertaken by hire a qualified librarian. In 11 two to three per cent of the market./ declared. "Yet one is worth 20 Mr. Lamb remained silent for president, explained that the in- the Friends include a survey of months of trying it has received agreed to meet at the home of sales dollar. Such wasteful advertising times the other. The different weeks but finally turned against formation on the financial stand- the number of shut-ins,..blind three replies, two of .which have Philip Neldlinger Thursday after been turned down. The librarian bid openings. "That's not enough," Mr. Mc- spending can be eliminated by a is in the copy. the party standard-bearers and ings of the library is being kept persons, what kind of books the Rae went on. "That's why we're simple four-step plan, Mr. Mc- "It's the same way with news- labeled them "irresponsible — confidential by the trustees until having this program." .1 Rae explained: paper ads," he concluded. more interested in getting votes after bids for construction and than, stating facts." "•• , ' • furnishings are let. Counterpart to Democrat Lamb Mrs. Carter and Borough May- Report Levitt Agreement is Republican Township Commit- or Edward E. Hyrne disclosed Added Units SeeriNeeded teeman Douglas R, Burke. Neith- that money for the library hits er man, by his 'own admission,' been accumulated over the'past On School in Manalapan At 2 Little Silver Schools MANALAPAN — Charles E. developer's planned 688 house de- weeks before approval of the fin- County Cemeteries Wikoff Jr., president of the Board velopment warrant. al plans could be obtained, the LITTLE SILVER — Additional dergarten through fifth grades Also in the Markham Place president said. . ' facilities are needed, at both the provide an "above-average class- School, the report ^ays: if Education for the Manalapan- Mr. Wikoff said that these points had been settled this week, The builder will proceed on the Markham Place and Point,-Road room environment," the report — The" use of general purpose Englishtown regional system, in- basts of the agreement without Schools, according to a Rutgers says. But, It says, the school Cleaned, Trimmed and will be incorporated in the classrooms for general science dicated last night that agreement plans and specifications for the waiting for final state approval, University study of elementary "suffers from a lack of special- activities "is -contrary to recom- FREEHOLD — Nineteen cemeteries throughout th*' apparently has been , achieved Mr. Wikoff said. schooj buildings needs here. ized facilities," . building: mendations advocated by the Na- county have been cleaned, trimmed and tidied under 4. •." with Levitt and Sons on the spec- If work can get under way Im- The" study report recommends 'The school does not contain a tional* Science Teachers Associa- — Chalk and tack boards simi- county Board of Freeholders project. • ' . * ifications for the school the de- lar to those now in use will be mediately, Oct. 1 is the expected that a library, a multi-purpose library, which is indispensable tion." Frederick L. Kruser of 276 Main, St., Keyport, county '• date of completion, Mr. Wikoff room with cafeteria, < services, veloper is to build and donate. installed, rather than slats for any Instructional program.'' ..— The school library is small superintendent of veteran's interment, reported that bf & indicated. " guidance facilities and more gen- and inadequate for the number of Negotiations between the board boards. special force of students under the county's summer worK Mr. Wikoff said that it was not eral storage spaces "be con- The report declares, "the use children using it. There is little program, some of the forgotten cemeteries have been cleaned arid the developer began more — An intercom and public ad- structed immediately" at the of the corridor for library pur- storage^ and work space for use than a year ago. dress system will be installed possible to get a definite com- 'up. • • • . ' ••••••'.'•'•. pletion date into the- contract Point Road School. poses is not only unsatisfactory by the school librarian. • Ever since he was appointed in 1959, Mr; Kruser- said Mr. Wikoff said that final de- throughout. tails' were hammered out in a However, be said that the board's "Failure to have these basic but is hazardous." . —The present space used for he found it increasingly difficult to force his way into and — There will be-a 7,500-gallon attorney, Lawrence Krusen, had facilities seriously hampers the remedial reading is "very inade- -through tangled growth which obliterated the cetneteries. four-hour session oft Wednesday. oil tank, larger than the 6,000- In the Markham Place School, indicated that the board woujd educational' program and' de- quate." It might be desirable to He appealed to the freeholders who assigned the students Previously agreed to provisions gallon tank originally offered, but- have a basis for proceeding prives children attending' this which '. houses kindergarten convert the present attic space to him. •,••••-.. " call for a 21-classroom school on smaller than tfie 10,000-gallon through eighth grades, the class- against the builder should there school of minimal educational op- into a conference and guidance ' Over 8,000 county veterans of the Civil War, the Spanish- a,12-acre,site, with a utility core size the board had sought. be an unreasonable delay in fin- rooms are basically excellent, al- sufficient for 34 classrooms. In portunities," the report says. 1 center and a small remedial read- American War and World War I are burled in about 124, No outdoor lighting will be in- ishing the work. though small, ' the survey team ing, room. . cemeteries throughout the county. Many graveyards had addition, Levitt had agreed to It also recommends an addition reports, the auditorium-gymnasi- stalled by Levitt. to the Markham Place School to become neglected and forgotten, Mr. Kruser said, but are build four additional classrooms um Is an "excellent facility," and Too Small now being cleaned up. • . • • should pupil enrollment from the — The builder will guarantee house industrial arts, home econo- the cafeteria is "clean, well main- — One kindergarten room is so the adequacy of the heating sys- Final Science mics and science classrooms and, tained and efficiently run." small it limits the activities tem, but Levitt will not install possibly, a new art room, and needed by the children, and it the larger capacity equipment the expansion of the school library. Facilities Lacking lacks toilet facilities. board had hoped (or. Series Talk The recommendations are con< But, the. report points out, the The administrative offices Let Large Arts Center Pacts The board approved the nego- tained in the preliminary report Markham Place School lacks fa- are small and ineffectively ori- tiated details.and as soon as all of the elementary school build- cilities foe industrial arts, home ented. The superintendent's office parties have signed the docu- Tomorrow Ing, survey made by the Division economics or modern foreign lan- and Board of Education offices For Stage Equipment, Site Work ment, Mr. Wikoff said, Levitt of- FORT MONMOUTH — A lot of Field Studies and Research of should be moved out of the school, of the mysteries surrounding guages, .facilities, . .neces- pavement .work, changes in drain- ficials promised to begin digging . Rutgers. Graduate School of Edu- sary for any modern school pro- perhaps Into rented quarters. WOdDBRIDGE — The N. J. favorable letters in the past two the foundation. electronic computers will be ex- cation. The report was received gram which attempts to provide Highway Authority yesterday months." age flows, foundation changes plained here, tomorrow in a lec- The report says that, at both and retaining walls. Besides im- Preliminary plans for the build- by the Board of Education last exploratory experiences for chil- schools,' separate playgrounds awarded contracts for a half mil- The equipment purchased by ture designed for elementary stu- night and- made public over the lion dollars worth of stage equip- the authority, at a total cost of proving , drainage and saving ing have been approved by the dents from Monmouth County dren in the upper elementary should be maintained for young- state Department of Education objection of Charles O'Mal.ley, school grades."; ' ment and additional site work tor $247,599, was specialized theater some trees, the work will facili- schools. sters In the primary and inter- tate some future projects, such as and it will be at least seven president. mediate grades, the Garden State Arts Center, un- apparatus purchased under sep- The speaker will be Adolph Completing Study der construction next to the Gar- arate contracts to avoid a con- construction of a rink and locker Katz of Electronic Associates' And the report warns against den State Parkway at Holmdel. rooms for Ice skating, and save The feasibility study for the ed- Fine Owner any consideration of expanding tractors mark-up, according to Deny Permit Princeton Computation Center. ucation of the borough's high The cost of the center to date Metvin J. Kohn, assistant direc- money on them by having the A noted authority on computers, the Point Road School to house work done while crews are on the school students, the second grades six' through eight. The Is about $3.5 million, includ- tor. Included arei For Set Back Mr. Katz will take the complex- — A.counterweight.system for site, Mr. Tonti said, phase of the two-pronged, $2,500 For Growth projected enrollments don't justi- ing the construction and site work RARITAN TOWNSHIP — The ity out bl computation by such survey, will be -completed next fy the expansion and the cost contracts which total just under curtains end backdrops, from the Some of the additional expense methods as cartoon slides and was caused by flooding of the ex- Zoning Board of Adjustment last audience participation in which month,' Mr. O'Malley said.. would be prohibitive, the study $3 million. I. Weiss Co. of New York City night rejected a setback vari- The. report' says that ele- At Intersection staff said. for $96,750. cavation on two occasions in re- the pupils will take over the var- FAIR HAVEN — Magistrate After the meeting, Execu- cent months-once during a storm ance application by Union Beach ious steps of a computer's work mentary school enrollments—1005 Acting on a motion by Curtis — The acoustic shells that will Councilman-elect Thomas Per- this past Sept. 20—are expected John V. Crowell fined another tive Director D. Louis Tontl told direct sound from the stage area, that dropped five inches of rain Mr. Katz also will show that, G. Callan, the board voted to reporters the cost might ap- on the shore and once when the no, on a technicality. basically, computers do nothing to Increase to 1007 in the 1968-69 borough resident in Municipal place copies of the report in the from Nolan Scenery Studio of school year and then to drop proach $5 million before the llrst New York City for $47,895. nearby water tower of the Mr. Perno, owner of the Sea- more than add and subtract. Court yesterday for violation of school library: Mr. Callan said coast Flooring Co. building, Rt. gradually to 968 by 1976-77. the board should invite public performance at' the center next — Stage lighting, from the Cen- West Keansburg Water Co. over- the "growth at Intersection" or- flowed. Mr. Kohn said the exca- 35. wants to remove 10 feet of The lecture, in theater No. 2, According to the report, the comment and discussion of the summer, but he gave assurances tury Lighting Co. of Clifton for will be the final talk in the six- enrollment jump from 945 last dinance, a measure designed to that the toll structure on the $59,385. vation became a huge, seven-foot the front of the building and add report. deep swimming pool, and wet 10 feet to the rear, because of part "Window Shopping in Sci- year to 1005 this year can be ac- promote traffic safety by provid- "There may be questions about parkway would not be affected. — The amplification system, ence" series sponsored by the Reject $5 Gift digging and the need for crushed the impending dualization of Rt. counted for; in part, by a de- ing better driver vision at cross- some of .thB.statlstlcs," Mr. Cal- from Central Jersey Sound' Cen- stone hiked the cost. 35. Monmouth County Section, Amer- crease In Little Silver parochial ter, Oakhurst, for $43,569. roads, lal n said,id'' ^ are a lot of Mr, Tonti also turned down a ican Chemical Society, and the enrollments In St. James School, statisticians,i ' in town. Let's see (5 contribution toward the coat The authority also took bids for Also in connection with the cul- His application had an improp- Army Electronics Command. Red Bank. The report describes Ferdinand Stonder Sr. of 35 what theyf;1jn,|nk," of construction. the master switch board, which tural center, the. authority er date on notice-serving. The theater is on the main post. Hillside PI. drew a $25 fine, sus- as "an unusual clrcumstanco" He reported that Mrs. LUa N. would control the sound and approved payment of $3,610 for Directions may be obtained at the pended on condition that he re- In opposing the move, Mr. Because o( the delay, he said the fact that there are more Lit- O'Malley said the board had only Falik of Union Township In lighting system, but found it the printing of its fourth pub- last night, the state Highway De- west gate on Rt. 35 at Eaton- tle Silver High School than ele- move the growth within two Union County had been so im- would cost between $74,000 and lic progress report, and $2,500 for weeks. Mr. Stender paid $10 court a preliminary report, . partment may make him tear town or at J east gate on mentary school students attend' "It would be premature to have pressed with the plans for the $115,000 so It was decided to rent a model o[ the center, which Is down the entire building! Oceanport AvS mny costs, 1 I bli shools it interpreted, as the- final re- 4,800-seat amphitheater she had that item at an estimated $3,000 now on display at Bell Labor- Board members said they feel Mr, Katz will give two pre- Ing non-public schools, both The survey team says Albert, E. Taylor, 17, Of 19 port," the board president said. mailed the donation, unsolicited, per year. atories in Holmdel and will be sure the state will grant an ex- sentations, at 9:30 a.m. and. at •chools are structurally sound North Riveredge Clr., Little Sil- Voting for public disclosure of to the authority, He said Mrs. The two additional contracts for moved around the state, tension of time. ' 11 a.m. and well maintained. ver, was fined $20 and lost his the report were William S. How- Falik would be invited to tour site work, awarded to the Middle- Some 100,000 copies of the prog- The science lectures are being The classrooms in the Point license for 30 days after being ard, Robert L. Lehman and Dr. the site, and' her donation would sex' Concrete Products and Exca- ress report were orderd. Milton Veteran's Day Sale held primarily for fifth through Road School, which houses kin- found guilty of speeding. Benjamin Sanderson 3rd. Board be returned to her. , vation Corp. which has the $016,- Levy, public relations director, Half price thrift clothing. Thurs- eighth ' grade pupils. Parent!, 'Jack Sullivan's Franklin D. Parker, 22, of 87 members, Mrs, Janet D. Badgley Mr, Tontl added that public re- 000 site contract, total an addi- said the authority's mailing Hit day, Friday and Saturday. Thrift teachers and interested high Shore'* finest food, Spring Lake, Jackson St., was fined, $10 for and Charles B. Sheridan were ab- sponse has been good as Indi- tional $287,319. has 52,000 names and Is growing Shop, 70 Monmauth St., "Red Bank, school students may attend, Ad- (\dv.) careless driving, ient. cated by "an amailng Influx of They call for sidewalk and dally. 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Come PASTnEI TO TAJOB OVXR PAT- radio._ , heater, whltewallB, bucket seat IMS MUSTANO — Red with ifhlte 1B5T OLD8MOBILB 98 — Two-dooi J1JS0 firm. Owner, 747-4277. CaB Mr. Fidds at 542-2414 MINT! ON MPOBSKB8BD CARS. Maseit belli and a grayish black tin! Unyl top. v», atandard tranaralaalon. hard-top. Good condition. Low mlleaae. NEW BUICK LE SABRE — Two-door in todayl CALL. MX. BRIU.T. Mi-2414, MON- Interior.. All tnla plus 33 miles to t •harp. BOB WHITE BUICK, 7U-«2O0. *350. C»U 747-8131 sport coupe. B^lge. Full two-year war- Manmoutti Moron „ R*. 35 Eotontown UOUTH MOTORS. AUTHORIZED Ballon 1 original owner. Only 185 1M4 BUICK WILDCAT — ConverUbU. IMO MONZA — Hydramatlc. Radio, ranty. BOB WHITE BUICK. 741^200. Call 778-M77. Powder blue, white top. Excellent con- beater, bucket aeata. Low mileage, ax- VOLKSWAGEN — 1580. Sunroof. Good '65 CORVAIR dition. BOB WHITE BDICK, 741^200. cellent in and out. I5O0. Call day 741-condition. S6A0. Phone AuriMrfacd DaaMr at WOO BUICK RIVIERA — WhiteWnitewlt' witnh IBM LINCOLN CONTINENTAL CO1 Monicrconvertible. Four spew troni- reddle Interior. Air conditioned. VKR-nBLE — {300 or beat ofler. Ca 1968 PONTIAC GTO CONVEHTIBIJ5-* 1.730, night 74tO375. 741-6922. Chrome-pitted wheels. Extra. Diet, BOB after 9:30 p.m. 787-4689. )urgH.ndy with t)i«ck top and interior. MECHANIC'B BPECIAL — 1658 Chev- 1964 OLDSMOBILE 84 — Automatic. mlislon, rad'o healer, ft I COC WHITE BUICK. 74142m. 1865 CHEVROLET Impala convertlbii Optloiu Include 3-2 barrel c&rburetorl rolet ~ station wavon. V-S, automatic. Power steering, brakes. Air conditioned. UttU WDNZA DZMOHSniATORFAN White. I17B5. _C«jl after < p.m. W(380 h.p. >, power brakes, radio. Tram- ' . 787-1163. ' $1895. 264-8476 between 11 and 8. TACTIC SAVINGS. McCARUir Chevro- 5145. * . •Inorueii lgnlllon. Poaltracllon, rally- NEW BUICK WILDCAT —, Four-door II leu 1st Ave.. 291-1101 Atlamlo mi*- pack. Four-speed stick. Console. Qulclf Hardtop. Turquoise. Full two-year war- 1068 OLDSMOBILE — Power, good lMt CHEVROLET IMPALA — Tw.•teertnt. 18,000 mlles.Vi:xcellent con- "?nty° BOB WHITE BUIOK, 741-6200. condition. 1200 or,best offer. Call after '65 TEMPEST U»dS. door hardtop convertible, 283 V-8. E:dltlon. I Q O C • 1966 TR-4A—Mag wh.tls, loaded ~$2695 S Call attar 7 p.m. T87-SO8L weekends. . and brakes. * I OTD .1965 TR4A*lu«, wir. .1965 TR-4A—*lu ^ AiJTOTFOR HALE r • 1962 TR-4—Black' $1195* 1966 MERCURY COMETS AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE '6* FORD Falrlant $00 Wagon. 11962 TR-4—Whit...... :.._.$1095. Radio. • 1964 ALFA ROMEO Spyd.r, white, 5-ipd. ..$1395* Heater. $1195 •• : : -at.; ••..-.•• •—""ECONOMY SPECIALS—" '64 CHEVROLET ; tmpola Two-dr. Hardtop. Automotle JI964 SAAB—2-dr. sedan, blua, ...... $ 795 { TAKE OVER PAYMENTS *ransml«(on. Power 11962 PEUGEOT—404, gray . . ._„„$ 595 ! ttecrfng. Radio S I 495 USED CAR'PRIGES! and healer. •1965 VOLKSWAGEN—2-dr., tedan, blue $1295 ! NO CASH NEEDED •1964 "63 CHEVROLET VOLVO—I22S 2-dr. .. _,>..™. $1495} IMMEDIATE • 1964VOLKSWAGEN—Sunroof, green $1195 \ Be) Air Waobn. Automatic tram. CREDIT Power-steering *i IQC • I96JVOLKSWAGEN—Sunroof red .: % 795 • Radio, heater. f ' ',»' Now at APPROVAL! VOLKSWAGEN—2-dr., black, as Is.$ 395 • CALL 774-6700 • I960 VOLVO—544 station wagon, blue . $695 '63 CHEVY II • Two-dr. sedan. !l964 RENAULT— Dauphin., blue ...... _ $ 795 • Heater. $895 • 1964 RENAULT—R-8 .... $ 795 • ENGLISH MOTORS Low wetkly. payments ' HOME OWNERS '65 BUICK $16.90 •it BUICK $I«S.»0 Electro "22$" Hardtop. Factory '63 CORVAiR 11963 RENAULT—Caravelle, 2-tops ._ .$ 895 • Coniolidatt All Your Bills Air, Full Power i 1962 MAPLE AVE. 747-4545 RED BANK Skylark Convertible, Full Power , Wonza Sedan. Bucket seats. RENAULT—Dauphin., white $ 495; ; "66 CHEVROLET $15.90 Inio On* Low •65 BUICK $U.90 Four-speed trans. tD Wildcat Convertible, Factory JI959 VOLVO—544, 4-sp.ed $ 495! Impala V8, Hordlop, Full Power Monthly Payment Radio, heater. f" estvaiBi Air, Full Power •66 FORD $15.90 '64 CHRYSLER $10.90 Golaxle VB, Hordtop; Full Power NO DOWN PAYMENT! ...... PQJ^ OUR DOMESTIC FRIENDS -——J "30O" Convertible, Full Power , '63 PONTIAC 119*5 CHEVY—Cory air Monxa convertible • •«6PONTIAC $17.90 tOW BANK RATES! •64 FORD $ 8.90 WOULD YOU BELIEVE? Cotallno Mr Hardtop, Factory Falrtane Hardrop, Full Power Catoilna, two-dr. Hardtop. Hydra- i 4-«p»«d en th« floor, 16,000 milts $1495 ' Air, Full Power Stick transmission. . - A •64 CHEVROLET $ 8.90 Power steering. $ I I 95 "66 PONTIAC- $18.60 Bel Alre Sedan, Full Power 11964 PONTIAC—LtMans cony.,, whit...... $1495 { Catollna, Convertible, Factory CREDIT MANAGER Radio. Healer XvVI • 3O • For 36 Months Air, .Full Power • ON PREMISES, CHOOSE '64 CHEVROLET $ 7.90 J 1963 CHEVROLET—4-dr. h«rdtop, Jmpal*, J . Bel Alre Sedan, 6 Cyl., Down . Per Month Buys a •66 PONTIAC $19.60 YOUR OWN FINANCING! Standard, Fully Equipped i blua, factory air, all power $1496 J Grand Prix Hordtop, Full Power '62 FORD WE TRADE YOU •64T-BIRD $14.90 •66 MUSTANG $13.90 Hardtop, Full Power Falrlont SDO. Four-dr SMon. Auto. MONMOUTH COUNTY'S IMPORT LEADER NEW 1967 FORD t Cyl., Shmdord, Fully Equipped UP OR DOWN, CASH Trans. Power steering. C7OE BACK FOR YOUR TRADE! •64 PONTIAC $12.90 Radio, heot«r. ? ' VO •65 BUICK $16.90 Grand Prix Hordtop, Full Power Riviera Snorl Coupe, Grand Sport Equipment plus Full Power RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS Ut PAYMENT JANUARY '64 CADILLAC $14.90 '62 CORVAIR ECONOLINE "45 CHEVROLET $15.90 Hardtop, Full Power RIDE PAYMENT FREE | Convertible $795 I AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR Impalo Convertible V-t. Full Power. FOR 2 MONTHS '63 TEMPEST $ 7.90 VOLVO—RENAULT—TRIUMPH—TOYOTA—BMW LcMohs Hardtop 4-Spd. VAN '65 CHEVROLET $14.90 Fully Equipped '62 CHEVY It 1ft I. NIWMAN SM1NAS MO. 741-StM RID IANK Impala Hardtop V-8,Full Power 100% FINANCINGS '63 T-BISD $11.90 Hardloo, Full Power OR - '65 MUSTANG $11.90 No On* Refuied Credit! '63 OLDS. $ 7.90 "li" Hardtop, Full Power '61 RAMBLER •«OWS. $1S.9O SERVICEMEN FINANCEb '63 CORVAIR $ 7.90 wl E-4't and up (Married) Spider Hordtop, 4-Spd. $S9S\ This car *200 . ^54.50. For 36 Months ' "M" Sedan, Full Power • Fully Equipped has paioed Down Per Month Puts a 'iS PONTIAC $14.90 '63 COMET $ 8.90 Cotollna Convertible, Full Power •6i T-BIRD our 16. point OUR CLAIM TO FAME Villager station Wogon, '65 FORD $ 9.90 Is thoi we tiondle tile finest used Full Power I Hardtop j99 cars lo the stole and sell them safety and Cuilom "SOD" Sedan V-& at ttie lowest postlble price — '61 CHEVROLET $ 5.90 performance NEW 1967 FORD Fully Equipped II you doubt It, tee for yourself. Nomad Station Watjbn, '65 OLDS. $14.90 Full/ Equipped '61 FORD Jet Star Conv.* Full Power [ Four-dr. Sedan talO •65 PONTIAC $13.90 . PICK-UP Catallna Hardtop, Full Power TO WORK FOR YOU. '60 RAMBLER ROUTE 35 (corner Milton Ave.) NEPTUNE, N. J.

WHAT ITS TRUE AT '65 TR-4 'When you see this sticker on the windshield, | Convertible $ I 795 It fiwiits the car hat paued our tough 16-point safe- 24-MONTH 50,000 MILE FACTORY WARRANTY ly, and performance test. It means the car is fully reconditioned. It means we guarantee 100% the re- MOUNT ENGLISH I 'bt VOLKSWAGEN pair or replacement of all major mechanicel parts* AVAIUBLE ON POWER TRAIN for 30 days or 1,000 miles. And it means you won't CREDIT APPROVAL NECESSARY, OF COURSE $695 get stuelc when you buy one. Monmouth & Maple Ave, 741-6000 Red Bank 1964, 1965 and 1966 FORD BUILT CARS '' tranimiiiion - rear axle . front axle auembliei - '59 PORSCHE brake tysftm • electrical jyitam. Coupe $1195 1963 RAMBLER 1963 VOLKSWAGEN '60 FORD $ 450 '65 FORD $1795 '55 VOLKSWAGEN AmbtnaJor Filrlin* "SOB",: four-door. Salaxie '"500", LTD two-door hardtop. •tO, 4-Jr. Convartibla. Automatic, power steering. , Automatic, power {tearing. . . . $195 V.«, auto. '1095 Radio, h.attr. Full power. Ntw top. '62 VOLKSWAGEN $ 750 '65 MUSTANG; $1695 "66 CHEVROLET Twelplus two Faitbtclt, i-cyl. Sunroof. I V4 M Ton Plckua, Custom cob. Pow- Automatic, powtr itaarlng. er steering Redlo, 1)59 IURMJM GHIi 1961 OLDSMOBILE 88 '62 FORD ' ' $ 895 '65 MUSTANG $1795 I heoter, Llkt n«w. Country Squire station wagon. V-l convartibla. Automatic, power itearlng. Canvartibla. 4-dr. hardtop. Automatic, power Peering. 'U GMC Hack, naw BUck. '65 FQRD $1995 | V* Ton Pickup j, • j. I whita top. Mint cond. *(95 •63 CHEVROLET $ 950 Country Squire, Automatic, Power Staerlng Convertible •66 COMET $2095 . '64CHEVROLET "63 FORD $1095 Villager itation wagon, automatic. $139* VOLKSWAGEN 1963 CHEW II Galaxia "500", four-doof. - Automatic, power ifierlng. '66 MUSTANG ,$2195 Skdan, gray. $TOC 4-dr. tecfan. $ Landftu, automatic, pow«r itaarinq. '64 CHEVR6LET Rtdio, h«.»er. IjU Stand, tram. Radi«, haatar. 850 '63 FORD $1250 Air condlHonad. mup ||395 New e>ain». Country Squire, automatic, power itaarlng. £4 THUNDERBIRD $2195 •63 CHEVROLET $1-295 Full power. " '6r WILLYS K»RM*« GHIk 1964 JEEP If you waint to know how Impala wagon, automatic, power iteerlrfgl '63 LINCOLN $2295 ""* $695 Wagonear. '64 FORD $1395 Continant.il, four-door. «lr conditioned. tluo. Radio, hattar. "500" Convertible, Automatic, P. Stetrlnj '63 CHEVROLET Coups. ^950 Overdrive. '1350 easy it is to move up—- '65 THUNDERBIRD $2695 *TonP.ckUp $J395 '64 FORD $1395 , Air Conditioned price one of* our previously Galaxia "500" J-Door Hardtop, Automatic, Power Staerlng '64 LINCOLN $2795 •56 CHEVROLET 1)61 VOLKSWAGEN 1965 PONTIAC Continental 4-Door, Air Conditioned owned Lincoln Continentals '65 FORD $1695 1W Ton Ulllllv $795 T«mp»ir 4-dr . wS1TOC Gttlixia "500". four-door i«d«n. •66 CADILLAC $4795 Sunroof. ••dan, auto. I 173 Moit ear buyan «re ilfghtly awid at (hi Automatic, powar itaartng. •• Coup, da Villa, Air Conditioned Turquoiia. '850 R*H. gold. •»*«» proipact, plaaunt as It may ba, of owning KITSON • • Centinantal. Thay naadn't ba, for while tMi it truly Amirlci's moit diitinguithad 70 NEW 1967 FORDS 1962 VOLKSWAGEN 1966 MUSTANG motorcir, ownenhlp can bt attained mora Chevrolet aailly thin they'd imigina. Ttia amwar, o( , Coupt, RtH. S : . USED CAR LOT S*dtn. courtM1 CHRYSLER — iWdoor hardtop. lU Hwy. at t tt 741 ISM HIULMAN MMX — Convertible IBM DOPCB — Oaoa eondltlOB |1B. MM34J JEatontown HELP WANTED-FEM top. as en. InTthraa rosin stick ihirt. rang condition.- excellent station oi >efor* & Power steering and brakes. Needs into- MUST SELL W atlea cabin eruUcr. New tires and brakes. TU-4372. J1500 firm~ . 7U-4MK. M3 roBD GALAXI: — Sport hart- Good motor,> new .snow tirta. Need, matic. transmission. Asking S530. Call trmerr OOoodd entlnel . CabiWn needatlea scabi aann weruUcr work. on. Light blue. Rad boar work. (35. Call MI-3341 bi d w work Op heater, white 787-3M9. 1DH CHEVROLET — H-toa- pick-up. Best oiler. Call eH-}«W. • ' SEWING MACHINE vails, power steerlr :. Very dun. 1M2 CHRYSLER — Four-door. Auto- AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE iiaw Call after 7 | m. 843-3790. NEW BUICK SPORT WAOON — Air KM. C«!l 79?-l37» in j lime or 7S7-W25 19S1 W CHPIB CRAFT »*A SKIFF r OPERATORS matic, power steering and brakes. Ex- conditioned. .Pull power. New car war-between 4-7 p.m. IBS VS. FuUy equipped. MuM sell, fur cellent condition. J950. 81 Church SL, On ladles' coals. UrCgnsnop, full FORD RANCH WAGON — Auto- Keansburg. 7S7-O2to. ranty. BOB WHITE BUICK. T41-62Q0. UTILITY BODY — 1B51,' ?i-ton truck. Ing home. Will demonstrtte. »1B5O or (IU. Apply AOAUS BROS., natle. Excellent ru inlng. £S3 1855 1364 PONTIAC Lallans — Black con- Call aiter 6 p.m. best offer, 747-41S7. Red Bank. Avc, 1960 THUNDERBIRD — Hard-top. vertible. Power steering.' V-8, 4-speed. 291-0243 WEVBOLET. Four oor. BUck ahirt. Black. New tires. A-l. Must sell, have FAMILY AND FI8HINO' PULL ma. ONLI l Wi Le 1 ln town mnit Excellent condition, (1500. Call 204- BelcraftBelcralt. 2Sif' " ' urtdge. Bhlp-loBp - CAR W. company car. 9650 264-858A 1868 FORD SUPJEJ5 VAN — Only 5,000 ^^ UJjJlH IF "'•r SP^^»,1 fo"^^r osUUtoi i 'Hci oat:~ ^ ^ ' ' " ir * - 0096 after 4 p.m. - miles. FuUy guaranteed. 12100 or best shore... <3ra,y mi jn»inen»ine. Less ththaan 961 RAMBLER 8TA SACRIFICE — For a quick aale. 1965 400 hdurs. Head. Two bbunkk s forwardfrd. cleanlnc loatttt windows and outslda ilh heater. Asking NEW BUICK SKYLARK — V-8. Two-otfer. Call 741-7432. After 4 n.m- » No a*t»rlaKs Ueauary. CMM Volkswagen. Top shape, new tires, door hardtop. Blue. Full year war- In water. Beady to BO. »3,5O0. 812-zm. •raxes. Appljr Country Sulsar ie seen 182 Hudaon A ' radio, heater. J1110 firm. 671-9662. ranty. BOB WHITE BUICK. 741-8200. 1957 CHEVROLET HALF TON PICK- 1966 FORDS UP — Excellent condition. Many ex- WHISTLER — U' IlBererglaag sI •wtUl salts. Waah. ««i ' jlidalstown. 1S65 RAMBl.Kn AMBASSADOR — All tras. Aiktnt »7-87O9. CHIMNEY REPAIR TOLL BBNEFITB. BRIDGE BPORTS- FOR BALK-Vagabond mobile home. Chimneys cleaned and repaired. Rw>'a VVKAR, INC.. 347 BRIDaK AVE., RED GALAXIE 500 S2395 45x8. Aluminum awning and Fedden coated, gutters. Reliable service. Free BANK. 747.137S. OWNER alr-condltloner. For Inlormalion, cat estimate. 7B7-88S0. SALES WOMEN — For bakery In Lin- 4-door hardtop, 8-cyl., auto., powar itaarino,. «JrfcWWw 5364387 croH and Malaivaa Apply in person at 1961 THAVELO TRAILER — 55x10. CLEAN CELLARS. yARDB. OARAOB8 803 F. St., Belmar. -•' 10x30 enclosed heated patio. Very good - Hav. tnict Uiht hauling. CaOl altar condition. Call 264-3SIS. p.m. 741-H4?. CLERK ViAXTED — Apply In p«r«on. FAIRLANE500 WHY TAKE FIRE CHANCES — Vlola- CBA Supermarket 3$ Main St., Keans- SPECIALS I960 GREAT LAKES — 50x10, two 1 burg. 2-door hardtop, 0-cyl., auto., powar statrina. tlons corrected and removed. Niw 100 I bedrooms. Washer. Excellent condition. amp. services Installed. All electric SALES POSITIONS — L*die'* better I Reasonable. 0M-2MS. J repairs. Bute license. 284-8O68f iporUwcar and acceniorles. Part-time, '44XHRYSLER 1 1968 BEE LINE TRAVEL TRAILER approximately 20-hour ichedale. Must I 22'. - SSPcr/ntalned. -With -hlteh, -U»il -ALUMINlikLSlDJNG Include Moji-, Thura., and Saturday, 11 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LARGEST fORD DEALER Convertible, Newport dalfjx*:, twice. $2,850. Call 7S7-7877, after 6. lo 4-p.mrWea-imi^Friday erfeti.ttttr Full power, radio, heater. Ail types o! siding and rooting. Storm Apply in perion, Mrs, Hay, J. Krlderi, , . HOLLY HILL windows and doors. Attics and cellars Broad St., lied Bank, , , Bucket leatt. MOBILE HOME SALES remodeled. Free estimate. Work guar- New and Used nteed. 787-5681 or 78T-2H0. Complete line of 12' wldes. FeaturinL and ex- PART-TIME MOUNT-ENGLISH " THE MAN'S CAR I Holiday Cottage and Holiday Manor MaVM PAINTER3 Mornlngi, B to 1 or evcnJncf S *» 9. $1495 - I with exclusive baseboard hot water erlor. Free estimates. Customer satls- neceiaary.. Salary. No I heat Other models on display. Open ractlon guaranteed. 787-7155. 787-4234. No experience MONMOUTH & MAPLE AYE. RED BANK 19 a.m. — 8 p.m. dauy, Sat. to 6 p.m/RL age tlmiL 7413&11. 35, South Amboy. 721-5858. TVE— PIECE BAND available for par- 741-6000 '64 CHEVROLET ties and dances. 4 guitars and drums. LADIES Impala convertible. Call The Cults, 741-1535. Christmas and year-rouna eaar part* V-8 standard tranirniiiion., WANTED AUTOMOTIVE PERRY'S BOWLING SUPPLY time work. Earn 12 to 13 per dour In ( tl North 5th Av.. ' Lon« Branch your spare Ume. Call M3-1313, M«- Radio and heater. , 2018, 568-3257. 4621074; • WE PICK UP JUNK CABS Bowling Balls Plwtced and Redrllled, TWINBROOK AUTO WRECKING. like new. 24-Hour Service. COUNTER CIRL, AND CHECKER. —, 1967 MERCURY CALL 747-0282. or 542-2235. For dry cleaning establishment. Full $1395. NEVER WAX FLOORS time employment Interested party GET CASH FOR TOUR FOREIGN — rau«t ne neat sinil personable. Apply M666 I AMERICAN — AND SPORTS CARS AGAIN! Little Silver cleaners, 601 Branch Ar«., •63 FIAT I AT MONMOUTH MOTORS. INC. Hwy M*t Home Floor SpepUUsU do that Utt"""l]a Silver. 741-1JM. 35. EUOntown. M2 241L ob you really hate. Fait quality ter- r.o.D IIOO-D, 4-dr., radio, heater. viw. Call 741-8232 today for a free MATURE WOMAN — Cook, cl.sn. tit General housekeeping. Irirea children. BOATS AND ACCESSORIES References. Sleep In. 671-0072. $495 HOME OWNERS SALESLADY — Mature person. Full I 81" THOJAK — Tirtn 220 h.p. 1MB left Would you believe you c*n ti*r6 • fire- time only for jwrmanen! position. Ap- lover, I1O.20O. 30' Owens, twin 185 h.p place InsUlled In your home for ai ply In person, Carroll's Stationery, 3S 1M2 (6,000. 21' Trojan 1065 $5,S0O. 28' Off as ffWTi? 747-4479. CHARLES Broad Bt., Red gank. _^_^ •62 CADILLAC I Owens 1M3. >4,69O. 22" Owens IBM MOWER, MASON CONTRACTOR, Jfl ; Sedan OeVille, fill power. IIft,500 21' Ventnor 19W 150 h.p S2.S00. i illt CASHIERS Factory air conditioned. I New Trojans and Ventnors on display. FAINTER — Contractor. Interior-ex- FULL A PART-TIME " FAIR HAVEN YACHT WOKKS, INC. terior. Staining anrt finishing ipeciallvC Experienced Mahler*- wanted. PleaiJtBt Ft- or PeNormandie Ave K. McConnril, 741-3690. ' workinr oondlttom. Gdod stirtlD| rate. II Fair Haven 747-3010 Hours can be arranged. Apply ft * 8 $1795 TBEES'S CUT DOWN — And hauled ATJTO STOKES, Ht Z6. at Tindill Rd,, away. Free estimate, reasonable rates, MIddletown. AUTOS FOR SALE »11 873OO10. RESPONSIBLE WOMAN — To care '62 COMET Tor house and two school-mffe children Two-door, automatic. BROKEN GLASS IN on Mon. and Prl. Permanent posltllon. Radio and heater. 747-9077. '67 FIAT STORM WINDOWS? EXPERIENCED COUNTER WAIT- REB8 — 11 a.m. to 4 i.m. *undays. $595 LET US REPLACE iff. Apply at Colonial Restaurant* 3 ENGLISH MOTORS Broad SL. Red Bank . "60 OLD5 PROWN'S EXPERIENCED BEAUTICIAN — For MAPLE AVE. 747-4545 RED BANK 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 Friday and Saturday. Call Fiesta station wagon. SMALL JOB SPECIALIST — Masonry, Full power, aura., radio, halter. carpentry, root and cutter repairs. Call WAITRESS'S ~ Apply In perton. { xperience necessary. The Pub, Bwy. , 071-54OS. " Mfridletown. EXCAVATING — Backhoe, bulldozer. $595 1188 Laterals, pumping. All kinds or septic PART-TIME CASHIER WANTED — tank work. Ben Bryan, 671-0585. Nigtita. Apply In perion, Coimetlc De- partment, Atlantic Superama, New •62 COMET LIOHT HAUIJNG Shrewsbury. Drfcf* Kit your LIST $13*1 CALL ^. S-33, automatic, RJH. • 291-3981. EXPERIENCED WAITRESS — Apply Dtttm Dealer! DELI VEXED In person to Peterson's, us Riverside OEOROB QUETTNER JR.. BOILDER Ave RM Bank Bucket ieati. New homes, room additions, basement, ' THERE'S ONLY , $895 NO HIDDEN EXTRAS attic rooms, kitchen, garage repairs SALESGIRL WANTBD — For outlet and alteration*. 2«4-85M. store. Part-time, Ttiur*., Frl., Sat S.*30 DOWN to 6. Apply in ptnton LLucy'' s l '62 FORD TIRED OF WAXDJtJ FLOORST Never wear, 22< Went Front BL. PER MO. scrub or wax again, when you install Salaxie 2 door Hardtop '38.00 our seamless Urethane floors In your kitchen, bathroom, tamlly room or den. NO Unlimited color combinations or clear $995 BEAUTICIAN ONE-WAY gloss fur hardwood beauty. Guar&ntred product, expertly Installed. Join the Full or Part-time LEVINE'S wAll-to-wall revolution. Call now. SW. Call 787-2011 for appointment To butlar-up a Mir iffy uied car ihopper. Simply of- '62 TRIUMPH 2108 or 5KM1H MARDI CRAB BBAM- MONEY DOWN .ESS SURFACES. BABYSITTER TO LIVE D» — In ex- TR J 'Authorized Fiai Dealer chance for room and board and smsll fer good deals—Real lavingi and great used car |Hyw 35 542-1020 Earentawn salary. Call Saturday and Sunday only. $995 AUTOS FOR SALE W1-912.V value with Buick Double-Checked used cars. CASHIER — BOOKKEEPER — Five- •62 OLDS day, 40 hour week. Llttman's Jewelers, 65 Broail St., lied Bank. 18 four-door hardtop. TEACHER — With eznenenee for Co- MONMOUTH MOTORS INC. •4> Nursery School, Mkidletown area. THAT'S THE ONLY $895 Tour p.m.'s a week. Ralnry open. Write AUTHORIZED DEALER *B.R.'\ Box 520, Red Bank. 100% GUARANTEE ON ALL USED CARS TEACHER DESIRES RELIABLE WOM- '61 CHEVY AN — To care for thrreyear-old In KIND WE SELL!!! my home. Must [mt'e own transporta- HWY 35 542.2414 EATONTOWN V-8 convertible. TOTAL FINANCING — ONE PAYMENT CREDIT tion. Call 741-M21 alter 4 p.m. '65 BUICK RIVIERA [air conditioned) $3095 Automatic, radio, heifer, MKDICAL SECRETARY — in Doctor's SPECIAL RATES AND TERMS TO HOMEOWNERS office. Excellent typist and bookkeeper, $795 30 to 33 hours per week. ''Writ* Box •*7t '65 BUICK WILDCAT Convertible (

««• set Mr. Wm. Gnat, ayrvlo Mana«r, In wrson, at MoPaddln 264-0198 || Motors, Ml Broadway, Lotm Branch. "V EST. 1925 - DAILY 9 T0 9j SAT. 'TIL 5 MONMOUTH MOTORS INC. ATTENDANT — Full or part-tlma TICEHUR»T ANIMAL HOSPITAS AUTHORIZED RENAULT DEALER 741-0421 89 BROAD ST. HWY 35 Buhfer & Bitter flC. KEYPORT, N. J. 542-2414 EATONTOWN (More ClMtlHed Ads On Tbe Next Page) HEX? WAWnP-MAlE HEU» «ANTED~MAJX HELP THE FAMILY CIRCUS ByM KMM POS SALE THE DAILY REGISTER Fridty, Hov. 11, 1966-19 MAWAGEMENT CAREER TRUCK DRIVERS mm 4« . THEM ONCf APAJtTMEWTS H» TO *W» WEEK i WHITE jUwBlHi'-* Q0un ••»«• CU _ . »J50. Brass log Ideally located between the Shrewsbury Rfvcr and die Atlantic Ocean. Your own tmxt of children tn her borne. Win ; basket. Gateleg table S18.50. Large ce- arlvare marina and swim pool on the property. A few hundred feet away fs the '. ' ON LADIES DRESSES Rt. 33 at Twin Brook Rd., Mlddletown aoard U deilred. Call 747-3«Q«L dar chest J29.50. Upholstered chain aceon and your own private beach. Just • 10 minutes from downtown Red fantc : HAM Dress and Sportswear EXPERIENCED OIL BURNER SER- U2 50. Also miscellaneous, . china, or Long Branch. • 111 Oakland St., Red Bank. UAN F BUS BOYS, BUS GIRU3 — P«rt-tl. • , 741-0693 ,.9~ , — °r steady employment or full time. No experlerfce necesaar: •laasware and bric-a-brac. RUSCIL's FOUR ai\d FIVE ROOMS FROM with long established Him. Call 564- 2S E.. Front St., Red Bank. 741-1693 SERVICE STATION ASSISTANT — Ex- Muit be 1B years of age. Apply : perienced. Five-day week, Mon.-Fri. FLOOR WAXER WANTED - Will peruon. Ye Cottage Inn, H9 W. Fra GIBSON ELECTRIC RANGE — Two 180. Apply in person, Meyer's Bunoco, St., Keyport. , vens, $50. Blond fcheehole desk and $135 1 < rlv t Bt. 33 and Wyctoft Rd.. Eatontown. MSMIS*" " """" - "' -•<•"-••• "Call WE HAVE ONE VACANCY — hair, W5. Call 747-4756. incltidino heat, hoi water, air conditioning and off-street parking, CHAUFFEUR AND HANDY MAN — R real estate satetun&n or woman. On FIREWOOD •steady employment Call after 11 a.m. 5f; J5X.« MACHINE OPERATORS already licensed preferred, but vi CALL AFTER 8 P.M. WANTED — Also apprentices will be consider retired businessman or prom 264-5611 gnoSa considered. AM. Clark. N.J, 382-3553. (sing applicant to train. Office in fin* HAMILTONIAN AT MONMOUTH AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC WANTED— ftfgti priced area. Liberal commission! OFF OCEAN AVE., MONMOUTH BEACH Permanent Apply- Burdge'c Gart MACHINIST Call After S, 8.2-3894. Or write "A^ BB7 Branch AVe., Ultle Silver. Lathe work, mining work and planing. Box 520, Ked Bank. SKIIS DIRECTIONS: East on Rumson Roaa* fcounty Roufe 520) to Ocean Avenue* Sea Must be able to read prints and set Bright; right (south) to Park Road, Monmouth Beach; right to Homlltenlan ot PRINTING FUESSMAN--Experienced; REGULAR $9.98 TO $119.95 job ihop. Keyport area. Write giving up own work. Top wages and rrlnse Monmouth apartments. age, experience,' etc., to "A.B.", Box benefits. BLAIR TOOL * MACHINE SITUATIONS WANTED -. Femal NOW $4.49 TO $59.88 820, Red Bank. WORKS, 210 Maple PL, Keyport 284- PHONE: 222-8120 (VAITRESSES AVAILABLE FOR VARIOUS SIZES AND STYLES CAR WASHERS — PART-TIME, BODV SHOP MECHANIC — Wanted TURING — Thoroughly experienced f CALL • - WEEKENDS. Must be 16 or ovtr. Ex- for Mnnmouth-County Generali Motors all oecasloni. Dayi, olshta, weekend! KKYFORT AREA — 3-wUes trom Bell Lab perience preferred, but not neceisiry. dealer. Good salary plus many fringe Call583-9I3r • ' — FOR SALE SEARS SPORTING GOODS Apply Country Budser Car Wuh, Mld- benefits, experience necessary. For In- FOR-SALE dletown. tervlew call- 7)1-6200 0 a.m. to 5 p.m. IAPABLE NURSE 671^3800 Wlsihel s private ••*>- >< care. Elderl GREEN^ROVEGARDENS SHIFT WORKERS HARDWARE STORE IN RED BANK— person. Quality re'~-en -cs. 222-5947. VENEERS POOL TABLE —Everything Included Needs man for general work. Phone Yes, we have them. African mahogany, Excellent condition. S55. 35 Wall St., Age 20-25. Sets, and Buns. One ex- 747-0465 or 741-3369. Ask for Mr. Jay. EXPERIENCED INSURANCE SECR birch,* maple, 30c sq. ft. Walnut, cherry, HAMMOND Red Bank. perienced driver. 1 working supervisor. TARY — Desires typing or office wol oak, 40c aq. ft. FOUR ROOMS-$II5 Apply In person. Ben't Car Wash, MEN at home. B66-643O. KBNMORB SEWING MACHINE — (ONE BEDEOOM) Hwy. 35, Mlddletown. FULL, TIME/PART TIME YOUNG WOMAN — Wishes day worJ RED BANK LUMBER Console. Knee -pedal. Runs well, $25. "k Five Rooms (Two Bedrooms) $140 SALESMEN to tell building materials, NO Discrimination because of sge Call 747-9*88. Corner Peart and Wall Red Bank .caving town, must sell. 741-0494.. Mature, responsible men needed to |13 per day. ORGAN USED PIANOS — From S25. Pianos lumber end mill work. Incentive baala. work ai uniformed guards In Matawan SAIN LINK FENCING •/, PRICE bought and sold. Freehold Music Cen- * Efficiency (2'/i Rooms) $ 95 Apply Mich Lumber Co., Etta Rd., ar«a. No experience required. Free GENERAL HOUSECLEANING AN Large distributor has leftover from de- OFASBURYIPARIL -IWmt N,J, «09-(<8.U07, telopment: galvanlzea chaln^llnk-jene- uiilfinmB/sll BenSflU^lfee "riEaltnyllrc DABYfliTTl T ?& Corner of Main at ft Mattlson Ave. LECTBONILECTB C TECHNCIANTECHNICIANSS FFaa- Insurance, paid vacation; opportunity Ing. Must sacrifice! Installation and TWIN NOHGAHYDE CHAIRS — Red, FKKB BEAT. CO0K1NQ OAB. HOTWATER AND AIR CONTHTIONINO for advancement terras arranged. Call 741-4700. Very good condition, $30. Call 741- itllatll r wjtfjtfj hihighh, frequencf y InstrumentsIt , THE LARGEST ORGAN AND PIANO 2575 mornings. ' •_ ppiy' Electro Impulss Laboratory. 208 Apply In person 0 a.m. - 4 p m. MORE MODKtODKL, HOME FUnNlTUR " DISPLAY IN THE SHORE AREA f.V. tut plwiie ouUets, 13 cu. 11 re(rl«rttors, pirklnr aid walk-la storm .Iver St., Red Bank. Or Call COLLECT for Interview FINANCIAL Finest Colonial. Cash and carry. Come KENMORE electric range. Good work- faclllllu. Spacious rooms, larn closets. Walk to shopplnr NusT taiHiS IBERGLABS MECHANICS — And (201) MA 4-3800 and chooBe. Call 462-9397, open dally til 9 p.m. Bat. til « p.m. Ing condition. 2 ovensj 4 burners, 2 . ilnatorti Experience helpful but not Interstate Security Services BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES drawers. Asking »25. 747-2962. BINDER SEWING MACHINE — Used, USED ORGAN SPECIALS DIRBOTIONS: Garten slate Exit 11T to'3«, east on 38 to Airport •hl>BBiB. accessary. 40 hour -week. Apply Tber- 69 Haliey St. Newark, N, J. •?le-tiic. (20. Good condition, can any Conn .Spinet Organ - % 475 RESTAUItANT EQUIPMENT — Rea- £»?•, -turn lsert. then two blocks to model twrlmmt FTO M II tt —I Research, Broadway st Florence An equal opportunity employer HIGH VOLUME Ume. HS9-3671. sonable. Call 872-1903. Ask tor Mn. Plsld.) to Kulet Ave.. tarn left on Middle .Rd.. strumt ittti" ' Hammond S « chord Organ * 495 Bofferman. e.. Union Beach. 264-S2I6. SALESMAN — Automobile salesman ESSO STATION FOR LEASE Baldwin Splnpt Organ S 595 SWASHER —, Apply In person, no wanted for large volume General Mo- AT YOUR SERVICE Hammond Spinet M 100 $1,150 NO LEAVES Phone 264-1846 •hone:: calls. Howard Johnson Restau- tors dealer. Red Bank area. And ex- IN BAYSIIORE AREA. FINANCIA Call Prown's for the lowest price Janasen Piano ...:. s; 489 rant. Rfc 35. Mlddletown. cellent paying position for the right Free delivery. Fast telephone merchan- Leaf Guard for rain gutters. 24' al m&n. 8Alary, commission, plus fringe ASSISTANCE! AVAILABLE. FOB dise Information. Save aggravation. All Items sold with a gtiarantea — aluminum $1.98. Hurry, this la a. good benenta, Experience preferred. For In- budget terms available. buy. Stop In today. APARTMENTS AP.^RTMENTS TIRE RETREADERS terview call 741-6200 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Save steps. Call fining'mep. needed to work In a na- FORMATION", CALL MB. PATTYSOK PROWN'S lottal company retread shop. Will work SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — PROWN'S 775-9300 32 Broad St. Red B»nK 741-7500 BAYHAVEN APARTMENTS lecond shift from 3:45 p.m. to 11:45 40 hours. Apply Holm del Village E»o, HUNTER 8-7O0O. 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-75O0 t.m. All. company benefits In a union Holm del. SEVEN PIECE LIGHT OAK Junloi COLDSPOT FREEZER -r REFRIGER- JUST ill electric 3V4-room units. Air condl- bop. Starting rate Is S2.17 per hour SEEKING A BUSINESS? IS different dtnrnx room set. Asking $130. cali DESKS JU up FTLES, tablet, cbaln, ATOR — Large G.E.- dryer. Both excel- loned. Overlooks harbor. $125 monthlT ilus 1.07 for night differential. Apply TRUCK DRIVER — Over 21. 747-1483 franchises available. Capital and ex adding machine^ typewriters, office lent condition. Two sets Lionel trains i Firestone Retread Shop, 1QS Forrest inytlme between perlence needed varies. Contact PAR 220-5182 equipment, etc., at bargain prices. New with accessories. Stonemartlns and It, Metuchen. 8 a.m. - 10 p.m. AKE. Sea Girt, or call 449-5679. MOVED CANNOT USB — Pole lamp or Uitd. AAC t>EBK OUTLET. Rt«. Mink furs, four skins each 229-405S. Steps from tiSM&T%&B£ iSSS, °T.?: (20. Step table S20. Mirror tI9. Stool SS/Oakhurst, 531-3990. , too. YOUNG MAN — Over 18, hlgn school COMPL.ETB BLOT CAR RACING CEN 3. White chintz floral drapes $19. Three PORTABLE TELEVISION SET — 16' HUMBON — Three-room apartment graduate, for full time work In a de* MACHINE OPERATORS TER for rent or sale. Write "B.C." windows J5 each. 872-0892. ^ SALE. — Rugs, carpets - used. Twenty Admiral tn good playing condition $35. everything ... >-—• transportation, shopping, sobools luxe shore area theater, starting as Box 520, Bed Bank for further detalli 9x12; assortment, all 8i?«n. Bric-a-brac. Call 787-8180. d church. Free caea,rr shelters aivU]avall- Opening! pr^nently exist for mechanical- FOUK LANK REVELL ROAD RAO le. neasonaDlt. Call 22>-Koa Kter usher and all-around man. Excellent ly Inclined persons deafrtn* steady em- Antiques. Used furniture. Persian and OLYMPIC 21" T.V, and hi-fi combina- Shopping on and next to property opportunity for ambitious person to WANTED TO BUY — General Iniiu INC SET — 26" Schwinn boys' bicycle. Chinese scatter rugs. SHORE FURNI- ployment. Opportunities to advance Into ance Agency. Inquiries confldentl 872-0892 tion. $50. 6,500 BTU, Atr conditioner, Bus and Train to Newark and N.Y.G learn theater management. Write high Incentive-rated Jobs after ahort on- Write "B.Q." Box 520, Red Bank. TURE, Hwy 35, Laurence Harbor. $40. G.E. clock radio $5. 741-2175. . Fine schools. 'OUR noons — Unrurnlshed. Heit "R.H". Box 520. Red Bank. nd hoi water. Newly decorated. New the-Job training period. 17 UNIT MOTEL, — On busy hlghwa! OLD SHREWSBURY 10 OVERHEAD GARAGE DOOR YOUNG MAN — Me chanically (n- 1966 SINGER ZIGZAG J2.1. Cabinet sink with faucet S20. G.E. lathroom. Overlooking ocean. One cilnert, to learn interesUng trade. Call Masonry. Open 12 months. Price *110 One-Bedroom Apartment !nc(t to N.Y. bus. Quiet nelgftborhood. ATCO CERAMICS CORP. 000. Down payment only 112,000. 642- ANTIQUES Sewing Machine automatic - washer, $40. Two maple end Ldulls. 872^1912. Call Sat. and Bun. 741-4300. 1700. tables $5 each. Call after 5 and week- 1IAN FOR IN8IDB SALES—And credit HWY. 35 KEYPORT, N. J. THANKSGIVING SALE. 50% OFF $42.70 ends 872-1231; . . ' - — 314 room furnished,. with work in retail itimber yard. $100 start- TAGGED ITEMS. New shipment from II utilities. Available Immediately. IOOKKEEPER •— For year-round priv- England and France. Fine paintings, OR $1.50 PER WEEK ANTIQUE BOOKCASE — Solid oak, Jng Mlary, Frlnjre benefits. "B.F.f" INSTRUCTION glass doors, four shelves, engraved top * ft ""-"— couple only. Call 29M858. H^x &20, Red Bank. te club restaurant and bar. Live out. 18th Century European and 17th Ceh Write "A.W." Box 520, Red Bank. In- tury Spanish Retables. printa. Silver CALL 846-6100 with beads. $35 787-6180. Including: Indlvldually-controllei heat ART FOR PRE-BCHOOU KINDER Copper. Very line Antique Georgian RED BANK'S FINEST PART-TIME —Kitchen help and bus clude references. GARTEN AND CHILDREN UP T< 1966 WHITE ZIGZAG FIUGIDAIRE — Automatic washing ana a.lr contllllcmlng. hot water. boy*. Week ends. Apply In person, Jewelry. Btaln glass windows. Vic- machine: -;?5. Call . icloul 414 room apartments. Air two Idle Hour Inn. Hwy. 36. Leonardo. PAINTER WANTED SEVEN YEARS. Small classes, ind torian doll houae. Brass. Fine luroHvlre' icdrooms, large closets. Free narklm Call after 6 p.m. vldua! attention. Self expression. Batui American and English, unique Penn Sewing Machine - 842-4647. days and Sundays. 741-3347. HAMILTONIAN AT Exceptional value S135-IH5. Immedlatt PART— TIME GARDENER and handy- 7*7.2859 sylvanla jelly cupboard. Authentic Clvtl $34.80 WURLITZER SPINET ORGAN — Doll r future occupancy. Spring View Oar- man. Able-bodied man. About two d&ys FOR THAT BBTTBBT JOB — Enrol War helmets of all styles, lftth Century collection. Cali tens, 283 Spring St. . . : •, a week or art equivalent number of MAN WANTED — Steady employment. Tooted brass trlvot. Percheron brewery OR $1.35 PER WEEK 741^429. SHREWSBURY bourn. 842-2396. Milk plant. Five-day week. Hospital* today at Northeast Business Machlrv team decoration. 1000 Cherchei lamp 1IGHUNDB — Efficiency apartment. Izatlon. Vacation with pay. 741-145$ be- School. IBM. kexpuwch, computer pro rotn French auto. Sheffield punch CALL 846-6100 GOLD COLORED COUCfr — *30. OFF SHREWSBURY AVE, MAN—Part tlmp. 5:30 a.m. to 7:30 a.m. tween 6 a.m. and 4 p.m. rrammlnc, office automation. 54 Brofti bowl and roast cover. .fter 6 p.m. ^u,UOO8r?|:i210Urn"he4- , *.,«»»" Incrtane your Income by serving e«- St., Red Bank. 747-4647. 1966 NEW HOME 566-1127 Shrewsbury Twp., N. J. tab [fined home dlellvery 'newspaper ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN — Back- Sign or the Shipwright I KINO JAMES APARTMENTS —• Val- route In Monmouth County. Call 747- ground must include understand Ing of W - Sign of the Golden Eagle Sewing Machine SOFA BED — Simmons red tweed co\ DIRECTIONS: South on Route 35 to ?y Drive, Route 36, Atlantic Hlchlands schematic* and familiarity - with all lonial. 550. Shrewsbury Ave.; turn right on Shrews- 8399. * -" •--• ^ MERCHANDISE (Opposite Shadowbrottk) UIKT Ave.,-toBarker Ave., lert to ;hree miles from 8*ndy HoosTBtatS) types of meter*, scopes and electro- 1 ' $38.40 H mechanical devices. Experience with FOR SALE S'xlS' OVERHEAD DOOR with 3 747-5212. »T™K<"**lfTTT"OIt-x.l West) on New- •ark. one - and two • bedroom units. MEN — PART-TIME use of high voltage* desirable. Salary pass door. Excellent condition, 985. OR $1.35 PER WEEK GAS RANGE — Four burner, oven man Springs Rd. to ShrSWJBury Ave.: Furnished or unfurnished. Swimming comes with ability, Slgnallte, Inc., Nep- 36" wide, $25. Good condition. 747- pool and recreation area. Patio or bat- JSrud Cbrl»lmas monrjr? Barn I2.M to led Bank Auto Imports. Bee Mr. Mat- CALL 846-6100 e!t lo Barker Ave.; rltrht to Hamll cony, each unit. Rknt from 1132, ln- 13.35 p«r hour Hours tn sutt prpient tune. 77V2460. thews, GUITAR — Exceptionally fine Amen 3448. onian. ITEMS YOU NO LONGER "•hone: 512-5100. clun-lng heat and hbt water. 291-0770 Joh. tall 583-1313, SS8-2M9, 568-3257. STOCK MAN — With driver's license. FOR SALE — Maple couch. S10. Two can pear lhape, case, Instruction books, WORLD BOOK SET — Excellent con- V2-1074. chairs, $3 each. Good condition. Call $30. Call 566-4630. dition, with Year Books to 1966, 5100. EA BRIGHT — Three rooms and bath Pull time. Apply Burray Luggage, 129 Call 747-9121 after 6 p.m. KEANSBURO — 3 rooms unfurnished mmediate occupancy. Tear .round. M2- BARBER WASTED or good apprentice Broad St., Red Bank. NEED OR USE,WILL v. . BASEMENT BALE — Bat and Sun.. Nov. n.2 and 13. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 63 Heat, hot water, alr-corMltloned, com- — Full or part-time. Hazlet area. Call YOUNG MAN — Shipping and ware- SPARE TIRES (2) Firestone deluxe «50x CELLO, BOW AND CASE — Private Jlete kitchen Included. 1 months secur- 284-4787 anytime. 14. Good condition. $20. Call Burlington Ave., Leonardo. . j owner. May be seen at Music Town, tty, <105 per month. Call 787-1050 MIDDLETOWN — Lovely ' ranch. Nice house clerk. Mature, common sense. 600 Rt 35, Mlddletown. section of Naveslnk. Two bedrooms •HOE SALESMAN — Manager trainee. Salarr starts W5 per week. Opportu- 542-1890 BEDROOM SUITE — And dinette set, kitchen, living room, dining area and Excellent opportunity for advancement, nity lor advancement Call 229-4949 for SELL and odds and ends, Very reasonable. KENMORE AUTOMATIC WASHER — FOUR—ROOM and bath rear apart- full basement. Beautiful large' lot. $140 nnder a systematic tratntnK program. ppolntment. Good working order. $50. Call 842- ment In Keansburg. Ideal for elderly Call 741-3053. "" 5™""! couple. Pay own utiutiea. a month. Call THE BERG AGENCY Good surtlnf salary. Uajor medical ROUTE SALES TRAINEE — Beverage RENT A TV MM. IWaltors, Hwy. 35, Ulddletown. «tl* benefits, paid vacations. Experience horn* delivery. Bftlary. Benefits. Bond* Color or black and whltei Day, week - PURE WHITE DOUBLES BED — Mahogany, contem. (Kit necessary. Must DO nl»h school able. &S6-6668. FAST or month. Low rates. BAY9HOKE TV Aluminum blinds that will nevei porary frame. Simmons Beautyrest naaiiatf. Apply Klnney Shoes, Hwy. 36 Church 81., Kcansburi. 78T-HOO. stpartmenfe •hirs* ioom."»n WUUM ruit, now, only MM (plastic or cot mattress and box spring. Good condi- Best and 'hot water supplied. Adult! }S. Widdletown. ' SURVEYOR'S HELPER WANTED — CHEAPER THAN UNntflSHED ton tape).. New wood grain foldlof tion. $B0 cash. 741-2570. paid, alf conditioned. Hi weekly. One Experience not an absotut* require- week's securlly. Call 787-1090. inly. Call 264-0384 or 264-4965. IHOHT ORPEB COOK — Eiperlenced. WITH A QUICK ACTION >RESSER8 - CHESTS. MARPBOOF doors made of steel with plastic cov- MUST BE SOLD — Settllnjf ealal ment. 787-031*. TOPS. BEDS, WALNUT AND LJMED ering, $9.95. Other folding doon |5.S9. JI.VOLE GENTLEMAN has apartmen THREE ROOMS FURNISHED — Near IpplV Matawan Diner, Rt 34, Mata- OAK. MANT? OTHER 8TYIJtB. C». Iranian scatter rugs $50 to $75 each - ' BOY WANTED — Upholst«ry shop. LOW-COST Spode dinner ware set $65. Assorted Would like to share with another slnKl railroad station. Private entrance. Call Permanent Muit have driver's license. BWIN'R. 27 MONMOUTH ST.. RED PROWN'S Kentleman. Write P.O. Box 1~43, Be 741>7092 FRAMER8 BANK silver Hems. HEIRLOOMS, 5 Wnarf Bank. With toolii and car. M. SHberstetn* 21 Mechanic St., Red DAILY REGISTER 32 Broad St Red Bank 741-7900 Ave., Red Bank. 741-8149. 10 to 4. TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT — Fur- Bank TOR THE PERFECT WBDDINO nished. All utilities. Call 291-0857 or TST4jl5>. : two 31-Xx«2!4. G.E. KEANSBURG — MODERN. TWO BED- decorator's store. Will train. 671-5879 American. 25% off manufacturer*! list refrigerator with freezer top; Slicing ROOMS, AIR CONDITIONED. 1N- THREE—ROOM bright, heated, fur- JUST '2.00 price. Une our Lay-A-Way. Plan. You machine. Best orrer. Excellent condi- QUIRB 14 HANCOCK ST. nished apartment. Private entrance. or 566-1440. eally should come In! tion. 842-1379 after S p.m. CARNIVAL GLASS Conveniently located. Reasonable. 842-. GRILL MAN — Apply In person Cara- FURNISHED — Four rooms. Private AvolloWe lor Merchandiw For Sal* on I TWO SNOW TIRE8 — 770x15. Almost Any type, any color, any amount Top entrance. 15 Third Ave.. Atlantic High SPECIALISTS mel Restaurant, 29 Broad St, Red RED BANK LUMBER prices: Call 842-4163. lands. • . Bank. Article muit orlalnate from a houieho new. 125. Call RUMSON — Anyone wishing a brand- md moy not exeexl a «ort prtct i Comer Pearl and Wall Red Bank 842-S031 ." COLLECTOR — Wants old toy trains, MODERN POUR ROOMS AND BATH- new two-bedroom apartment, please HONEYWELL EDP YOUNO MAN —To learn floor cover- «50.M per article. :ENITH 24" TV — Consolette. Two any condition. Pay cash or will trade: ter Ave Ke :all Mr. Biillwlnkel, 291-2529. ing Installation. Steady work. 747-3876 ears old. $83. Call ROBERTS H.O., 027, 0, standard gauge, 774-3710, l?280? " »n»l""I- Call at once, for interview. ^^ TOMS RIVER — Two bedrooms, living Price MUST be advertised. Each oddl 747-2007. Mrs. Roberts will be pleased to discuss COLLECTOR — Cash, (or Tifrany room, kitchen, bath. Lovely " section. tlenal lint tl.OO. No copy cnangn moy the window shade requirements for ONE-BEDROOM: GARDEN APART- can offer you' FULL SIZE CASTRO CONVERTIBLE L.C.T. Tiffany Studio. Signed glass, MENT—Near shopping and church. Hot Heat aupplied, Jim). 872-0100. be mode and na discounts or refund* — Two years old. S.W. call your home. In the latest woods, and lamps, shades, bronzes, etc. 531-2020. HELP WANTE1>-Male-Fem«le will be mad* II od It canceled before fabrics available. Anything you could water and heat Included. No pets. FURNISHED ONE—ROOM APART- expiration. • 7B7-7325. Imagine In, a decorator shade with the WANTED — Copper, brass, lead, alu- Adults only. See Supt, Apt 10, 50 1,0- MENT — 22x25 new, for one or two. BASEMENT SALE! — Dresser and latest trim. You will be pleased with minum, batteries, cast iron and stee ust Ave., Red Bank. Bayvlcw on inside entrance. 291-8334, PROFESSIONAL REAL ESTATE BALES PBRBON — bookcase $20, chest of drawers $20, our Installation. scrap, old heaters and radiators, used To Plies. Your Daily Reoiii.r machinery. L. Abrams k 8on 774-5900, HOLMDEL — Two-bedroom bungalow. FURNISHED EFFICIENCY — Radio. single brass head board $10, two Har- Bath, living room; kitchen. Call after TV. All utilities, (50 monthly. Central- Hllh Income potential. All replies held vard ,.bed frames $5, custom made PROWN'S USED GUNS WA.'.TED —All kinds. p.m. 741-0530. ly located. 787-8942. ^_ FAMILY AD. CALL . . . Ined drapes |5 a pair, aJtsnrted t Manny's Sport Shop, Rt. 35, Keansburg, GROWTH confidential. Call for appointment Mr. Uc each. Call after 4, 842-4609. 32 Broad St. Bed Bank 7(1-7500 *IEW TWO-FAMILY HOME — Three CHRISTMAS GIKT SALE — Finest 787-0508. arge rooms. Heat and hot water. 195. Holden, Walker A Walker Realtors. 871- KITCHEN CABINETS Early. American accessories st tremen- WE NEED ITEMS — For our coming West Keansburg. Call 435-9231. COMMERCIAL RENTALS as a 741-6900 dous savings! 1 Pewter, pine, glassware, *hanksgivlng sale. Highest prices paid Wood or Formica sink tops, vanities Iron, copper, brass, candles, holly, or unusual Items in clean furniture. HIGHtANDS — Throe and four-room 'ESIRABLE RIVER FRONT suite* 331L and appliances. Builders prices. 787- apartments, furnished. All utilities. 872- an first floor in tha- Tullar Building. ' Evaninal «nd Ws-.k.ndi 741-1110 1700 or M6-5579. Hitchcock chairs, Boston rockers, Same day service, Call us 24 hours a lamps, etc. Shop here and really save! day. 229-4146, Our Attic, 76 3rd Ave. 9892. 28 WavMlnk Ave,, Hwy. 3». II 747-2440. TYPKWK11EHB. AUDDiu macmaes. HICKOllX HILL, 482-6397. RADIATORS — For hot water heatlni Long Branch. _^ ATLANTIC HKJHLANDS — Furnished, EXlteUTIVl! SERVICE HELP WANTED-MALE system. Onc-28 and one-14 aectloni All msk.es new or used. Guaranteed. FINEST EARLY AMERICAN SOFAS, BAUSCH tc LOMB BINOCULARS want- -iving, kitchen, bedroom. 5115 monthly, Reckless PI., Red BazJIc flSO s FURNI- Building Just 300 yards from Exit 120. ' 'NEWTON, MASS. 119 I. Newman Springs Rd. ITALIAN PROVINCIAL BEDROOM KITCHEN CHAIRS RECOVERED - TURE, 7-11 E. FronrSl., Keyport. 284- PETS AND LIVESTOCK garden StatcPwky. (201) 586-0283. FK1CE SPACE—S. Holmdel Rd.,- SET — Mattress and lnnersprlng, Ex- Dinette sou and bar stools. Monmouth 3020. Open Mon. & Frl. 'til 9. Tues., \TLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Two bert* lolmdol. ».'O ppr week Include) Beat, RED BANK celler/t condition. »135. 666-1958 afte Dinette. IK Monmouth St., Red Bank. Wed,, Thurs. 'til 6. Bat, 'til T,. :lc. Call 948-4475. An Eqv°l Opportunity. Employer M/F 4 p.m. I41-8S33. Don OBEDIENCE TRAINING -.The ooms. Near - transportation. Business CALORIC WALL OVEN — Ultraomatlc, Bayshore Companion Dog Club will :ouple -preferred. Call 291-1184 or 201- IGHWAY 35 — Near Sunset Ave., VEBTERN SADDLE — $50. Bridle and coppertone, window door,'automatic tim- start obedience training classes for he- 5Q6. 3ccan Township Msburjr Park), 3200 breast-collar,- $15, Excellent condition. er. Slightly used. $30. 542-1360. Inners on November 16. For lnforfna- q. ft. jialrs or nfflcoR, ample off. street on phone 747-4178 or 747-0288. iOVHLY THREE ROOMS — Holmdel. arKlng. Simon, 77H-2842. ' 542-4H0. CRIB AND MATTRESS — Stroller, Call SIMMONS studio couch $15; portable walker, training chair. Good condition. STANDARD POODLE PUPPIES — 264-4609 iFFICE SPACE — Executive or.pro- Cmeraon TV $20; hand lawn mower Reasonable. 747-4802. ix weeks. AKC, black and brown, IBD BANK — Branch' and Madison SABlonal space available on June 1,. $10; power mower $24: G.E. refrig- rlffcsnn Kennels, 741-3310. Kve., spacious one-nnd two-bedroom Ixcellent for leeal firm, medical of. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY erator $25; pressure cooker, never used, ces or regional Insurance offices. 2,000 125. 261-3100. Call after 4. IT'S LATER THAN KKC REGISTERED GERMAN SHEP- :n(urnished garden apartment, starting HERD PUPPIES — Whelped Oct. 12, t 1110. Apply Apt. 24. Molly Pitcher lr-condltfoncd square feet. Built in % HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! YOU" THINK H'tllage Court or call Mr. Sam Lomazzo, 965 with liberal work area and all liWfl. Stud service. 787-1662 -or 5*16.6173. odern facilities Including . fully ada- OAS STOVE — With (as heater, Why- tike down wooden frame screeni '41-0115. and put up wooden frame storm win- >OODI.E PUPPIES — Silver mlnla- uale parking area, one mile from $•30,-- .• (j • . . • . urea. Six week* old. Male and female. jRNISHEn Modern garden apart- art ot Red Bank. Write to Box "OOr dows. Ladders are treacherous. You entsi 2^bl6cka from American Can .ADY'S FUR COA741-683T —7 Size 18-20. Like might fall off. Get ALUMINUM COM ,100 each, AKC registered. 946-8221. l lddletown. ' • lew. Coat $137, sell for $25. Bee it, ^n. /i Mock shopping center and huses. Adding Machlnet — Typewriter*- General Contractor! Painting and Decorating :ry It on. 222-6034. BINATIONS and no more changei. K.C. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS— ay off Hwy. 39, next to Baysho>re FFICE IN LAWYER'S SUITE —With PROWN'S 'wo females. $35 each. Call Fish Market. Centrn. Pnrk Apts. No. lt use of all facilities. Call T47- THOMAS SLATE 'IBH TANKS — One 20-gallon, 2.flve 872-05B3. 10 Office. Phone 566-373ft. 0l. ADDING MACHINES - Typewriters WORKING MAN'S CONTRACTOR — Free Estimate [allon. Heaters, filters and all aeces- 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 sold, rented, repaired. Berpico §, 101 Alterations. Repalra Masonry. Small orles. Well stocked with fish. Reason- 'EKINE8E — Mftle. Three months-old, 'HREE-ROOM APARTMENT - With EW STORE—Suiuble for office. Mid- Jobs, too. 5&1-B714. Painting and Decorating KARLY AMERICAN DINING ROOM M right product, ilft.pnndle, champagne color. Will ac- ne bedroom. $05. A'ao windows, roofs, gutters, etc. REI;ESILLE'B, M Broad St., Ked 18-20. Extra fnle furs. $30. :rpt puppy. Phone 7S7-4O20. 787-3n7fl. ELLA WILTSHIRE, Realtor er • or around the world In SO days, 10-30 guarantees. Day or night Bank. PROWN'S wm can service all your vacation 775-M01. Adam Llntmayer 291-0302. CHINA CABINET — Curvftl gins*, an- ^EDIOREE COLLIE — Sable and 'IVE ROOMS — Hot water supplied. 480 Ocean Ave, Sea Bright 842-0004 needs. Pelersen Travel, 741-5550. '2 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 llque, $35. 670x15 snow tlrfi.i, wheels, .vhlto. Nine months old. AKC regls- Year round living. Available now 787- B FREQUENTLY HAVE APART* ABY CAnnrAOE — Wear-Ever with i20. Kldnfty drcflser, $3, 74I-S660. ered. Call 842-4fi8.". ftfiifl. Cnll hetween 1 ami 5:!)0. 1ENTS AND HOUSES—Furnished and Plumbing & Heating nattress, III, Plaid Tlaymate baby ump sent, $5. 201-0305, C0AT8 — Size 12. Like new. Black _ ^I.ANIlS —. Three-room furnished infurnlshed for rent Coma In and talk Nuriing Home PLUMBINa _ Heating and bathroom nrlon pll«. HO. Muskrat «i J25. 842- parlment with all utilities. $00 per over with us. THE DOW8TRA Asphalt Paving remodeling. 'HIRLPOOL under counter dlshwash- M17. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT, nnnlh. Call BTJ-1100 or 87J-1770. QENCY >1 E. Front St., Red Bute, HOLMOBL NURSING HOME — Ac- :r, used two months, SSft. TAPPAN 1B700. ' CORRISAN'S ;n« range, »15i 741-7033. !4" RIDING MOWER — 4 h.p. BrlgKs APARTMENTS B3D BANK — Branch Ave. Three. OriNERAL ASPHALT PAVINO INC. credited for skilled nuralnr home Itralton. r.ood condition, rhone 948- Rdroom apartment. Wall-to-wall car- Blacktop driveways afld parhlnr loU. care. Hwy. 34, Holmdel. 0(0-4200. 127 Oakland Bt., Red Bank 747-2706 IM4 ivftrr fl p.m. icttnu. nnrnsp. All utilities included. Call for free, estimate. 22Z-826S. LINING OUT EVERGREENS ll ftSI.-7fi.MS alter 6 or :i64-i.:i61 daily, (More Classified Adi Imall 'mlzeii. ^Norway Spruce; Colorado OOLBMAN -KBnoBBNE HEATER. — INLET TERRACE Roofing, Siding & Tnsulatlon Hue Spruce, Upright Yews. Others. Cabinet lor home Irnllrr. Fiin-lnrced, iEirAPARTAiBT*T^~Prlvate On The Next Page) Odd Jobs '. J.v McMAHON, 142 Lexington Ave., :mt-nlr Model 700R J2J. 787-fllSn. APARTMENTS MvinR room, bejlronm. kltch- , Building Contractor OL8E.N- CO., INC. Roofing, slillng * ^«lr Haven. Eventnga, alter 5 p.m. m, bath. Utllltten. nnrnR?. B43-1OA4. Insulation Installed and guaranteed int. and Bun., 12 In 8 p.m. (IB TWO-WAY ItAnrO — 100 - «»<• *)'! mnhlln Included. 5M-2M2. lle hath nnrl nhnwrr, Hrnt ancl hot MONEY TO LOAN BUILDER — New homes., room ad- OniC GAS UANOE — W, two 'ntcr Hiipiillrd. ('nil .tflti-fti:!7 any lime. rlllloni, basement and attic rooms, mates. 741-2149 after 3 p.m. ' N - Alsco, Dupont 'ledltr and )rnIlerH. $25 Kitchen scl, itray formica O\TKLE(. TABLE — Sfaffntficnt STUDIO, 5'4 and 4'4 ROOMS kitchens, laraje. repairs and •ll««- MAB0NRY — Patios, steps, side- Alcoa. Work guarsnteed. op, four chairs, 520. 741-59114. (Itarltyl round three-tl«r Isble. BPHIIII- FROM »81 TO $155 En Four and three-room tlons. Herbert Elfenrauch. 7*l-»2oi. walk", painting, carpentry. Resson- >" MAHOGANY SECRETARY — S90, fill marble-top coffee table. Creilenza. MODEL, APARTMENT OPEN DAILY partmentn. All utllinrn Riipplleri,. one- ahli rates. 842-4385 or 747-2338. PROWN'S rmchair, nuihoganj base, 510. Phone Rpatlllful Inmpn and chnruMler.' Bnall- See Bupl., Apt 4A. Phone 681 6651 tf monttt rent frrc .^8l•2fi^^. 33 Broad Bt. Red Bank 711-7500 7^20!) hfttween 5 and fl p.m. tlful French Inlay commode, (TUrlty), OLCSA KAPLAN LEA nRIOHT — Five spacious rooms, EXCLUSIVE RENTING AC1ENT NEED MONEY? :l,KARANOB -- One .of a kind three- Two bedroom sets, Callfoj- an appoint- Urnlnlird, river view, rcsKnnflble win- Diamonds Bought or Reatyled mcht 531-2054. 716 Tenth Ave., Belmar er rrntnl plus utilities, 8*2-0(105. . FAST SRRVICI FOR Painting and Decorating oom oiUfiti. at a fracttlon of original PHONE 881.0503 Sewer Cleaning coat. All outfits Include com file t« liv- FUR COAT —Beautiful let-out North, f THE BOYLE CO, - Managing Agent! RED HANK "~Unliirnl«7iKl (our rooms". HOMEOWNIRS Let ui> buy the diamonds you don't CAMi B, JONKB — Painting and JACK'S BEWKft CLEANING — With ing room, bedroom end dinette plus em. Miiflkrat, size 14. Like new. Ask- 355 Jersey Ave., Elizabeth 351-4200 Two liPdronmir, llvlnff room, kttclien. tear or 1st us reltyle them for you wallpapering. Fully Insured. Por freai Electric Sewer Rooter, cleans all all decorator ncceftaorlen. Modern ing «30Q. Ml-ldr.!. • hath. Krnntlpnn rnl rlKornlor, liuiuilltul UP TO $5,000 three rpomi $2D8. Provlnclnl three personally, neusillle's, 36 Hro«d Bt. Mllmaiet, oil 747-3041. household drains,, pipes and sewer LA\VBON BOI'A — |25 SEA BRIGHT Rns rnnRp. Krep heal nnd hot water. AND MORI! lines. 0T1-5O80. ooma $4OR. Colonial three rooms $3-10. Call Ilent *1HI mnnlhly .Mns one month IN'ltJRlOK AND KXTKRIOIt paint- 3ver 65 outrits to chooie from. Hnsy THE COLONIAL ARMS, 1201 OCEAN lecurlly. 5<1 Went Front 81, Call 7tl- LOW BITABUSHBD RATH ing Also decorating. Our prides arst term*, ns low as VI a week, FIELD B72-1MX AVE. ONE ANI1 TWO-BEDROOM OAR- EASY TBHM1 Entertainment ch.-aner Ihnn thclrB. Cull Stack Pnlnt- Tel. Answering Service Fi7RMT.mB, T-II E- Front ttt., Key. DINfNO ROOM TAB1.H (23. China HEN APARTMENT8 AVAILABLE. ALL f«1-S061 or 77i-4400 Ini Co fnr lift estimate. 741-4DM. port. 26<-nO2O. Open Mon * Fri. 'til fl. closet, $1S, Bullet, HO, 5LECTRIC. DISHWABHERB, WASHINC1 NOW IIENTINO -- Brand nev* lu ruc.fr. Wed., Thura. 'til 6. Bat. 'til 5. 842-0400,' MACHINES, OARBAOE DISPOSAL. i«d apartments. In quiet wooded MONMOUTH COUNTY Ticket! available, for latest Broad- I* It H1I-I. — Painter Interior and LET UB HE your secretary. No need •RIVATB BEACH, BROAPWALK, urea, Two blocks from American (Tsit INVIITMINT CORP. •vay Knows and M«jor Bporu Events, exterior. No Jobs Ino large nr too to mlsa ralln. 24 hour answerihg •nUST-0-MATIC tub* tenter. «6.> AMERICAN Standard Sunbeam gas fur- IWIMMtNO POOL AND PARKINQ. Co., ^ hlnr.k Irnm all husss and shop P.O. IM «. KM MlK small Very reasonable, call 229-2467. service. 711-4700. Call lit Monmouth St., lied Bank. nace, 75,000 BTU. Practically new. R«- *WtlNCLUDBB^.UTILmBS. APt^lv ping center, Across from Carve). Hwy, •42-0917, placsa by hot waUr biat, ISO, »O-30M U, Clllfwood. Call M4-373S, HOUSES FOB SALE 20—SPruUy, Nov. 11196, 6 HOUSES FOR RENT HOUSES rot SALE HOUSES FOX SALE BOUSE* FOB SALE BOUSES FOX SALE HOUSES FOB SALE TTfE DAILY AJHC — IH-1H THINK YOU KNOW YAUUI? It Mtlu. Onoptny tr*aef*r permit* **ab '8 EENT ffovast, frtn-cy.. Mart hvSbtAurtvSrt O OBB . THE BERG AGENCY »o» «o fcujr, MS*pe perr nontli nontli. e«Je«Jll awctrawctr fie* on this tbree-yeaw-oH, tour CHAS, H. T1NDALU . iroom, bfcse Mr Clirt' JtMigtt after « p.m. REALTORS , - ot five-bedroom Colonial styk m*ot ul iicreallon. room, hot w»tei e paneled ofllce (or a tu.y Rtaltor -. I heat. AH plm utllltiei. . FURNISHED 5«4ROOM HOUSE — *85 home. Entrance foyer. Living ive, TSottihUuUy pianud «pa- month, plus gas. SMU lot High balance, low Interest It E. Front, m. RH Banlt 741-Ma MATTHEW J, SILL, Reato 291-1253 $12,200 room. Formal dining room. 16x15 mortgage available for qualified buyer. ««ou» S41-IM0 Lakefront Location Jtchen with everything built In. Foi moUth. THE KIRWAN CO. RflAL- FURNISHED ROOM—Gentleman only, nal dining room, spacious living rooir bedrooms. 1V4 baths, center ball. Lar«e TOR*. Selford, 787-5500. W. Keanaburg. town of Holmdel. $20 per week. Just listed. Sprawling ranch home on an oversized professionally Sameroom play center. Partial bast Ivins room, formal dlnlnr room, act- T»7-6Sfn. Hazlet. 264-7100. Call 946-4475. nent with laundry. No complication •nee kitchen. Two-car 8araBe. Full CARRIAGE HOUSE — On firm landscaped lot. Three twin size bedrooms, tiled bath. Large living a buying this one. Asking 128,700. luement. Morlnaje commitment ap- Naveilnk. Immcdlale occupancy. Foui 'LEASANT ROOM — In lovely home room and kitchen. Carport garage. Extras too numerous to list. >roved lor gualllled buyer. No points. bfrdrooma. Unfurnished. S200 a month with nice people for congenial gentle- Sicellent buy at 121,480. Immediate oc- CIRCA 1800 TSHrT3H67i^»23"«fter 5 n.rrn r Immediate-possessdon-at-elosing, , .1' STERLING THOMPSON :upancy. Oall builder, 542-4949. Also mum; ;—^— r VETS NO DOWN - • ' NON-VETS $800 AND ASSOCIATES REALTORS rancn home under construction on acre UNION BEACH — Three-room house, EATONTOWN — Clean, comfortable y. 35 Mlddletown 747-560 ol. A delightful old tour-bedroom co- Available Immediately. Call room. For gentleman. Call 1 264-0833. 542-1149. $20, ,500 . lonial farm house, set on three ONE-FAMILY HOUSE LARGE FURNISHED ROOM — Hot HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE plui acres ol flreen lown arid 1 Portland Rd. and cold water In room. Apply at 21 WATIRPRONT Overlooking- Elver and Ocean ?eters PI., Red Bank. Beautiful Bi Level. tall trees, three fireplaces, 1V» FOR RENT ilNGLE ROOM! — Within a block of baths, den, wide board floors, 2eO' en Little Silver Creek Prompt occupancy, four bedrooms. road St. and Monmouth. Gentleman Three Years Young Larse living* room, dining room, kitch- yet walking distance to sctiools, en and den. Finished attic and cellar. •referred. 747-1008. Very convenient area. Walk'to schools, buses and shopping. Four COMMERCIAL SPACE OPEN HOUSE neighborhood, only •14,900. Two-car gnraee. Hot-water heat. Low *ED BANK — Furnished room. Kitchen bedrooms, 1J4 baths. Dining area off the living room. Large kitch- •hopping and transportation. Ter- :—•—tMeer-J4er—Md-B*a«:h-pr4¥4]eae*_E£n! yileqo*. W»lhl"F , r)|fft»nce to tOWh. S*rand Avt., Partaup«ck • »200 a month: Call Alpine Manor, '872. :4l-S27oV " ". ~~~ —-^ '— ••'--a--—«-•-->- Attached^tfiMge.-=-G«=ba«*eeue • 1778 dally after 11 a.m. OMPLETELY REJIODBLJBD — included. 1 .Tvia n uf acturt ng~^ POUR BRAND NEW KMoot ranches WE HAVE SEVERAL RENTALS from ddran , comfortablef , reasonablebl . *1$1J2 VETS NO DOWN NON-VETS $1200 ready for practically Immediate, oc- IBS to S175 per month. BEACH AGEN- per week up. Gentleman preferred. CY, 1400 Hwwr. 35, Mlddl.town. 671. HnJnc room. Pier Hotel. Oall 291-0068. 2. Office cupancy to qualified buyers. Very ALLAIRE-FARROW AGENCY S727. Daily 9-9 Saturday 10 - 7 desirable residential area. Exterior LEONARDO SEA SHORE — In tellned Middletown HIGHLANDS — ouse available large furnished room. 671-1000 rough hewn wood cedar shingles, 93 YEARS RED CARPET SERVICE Fotir-room bungalow, furnished. 2 beds, walk-In closets, private 3. Retail • - ' 872-1158. lath, relrlgerator, separate house en "Early Amerlcon" style homes. Each .ranee. 291-9334. containing large living roam, dining SHREWSBURY — Seven-room house. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE 199 Broad St. 741-3450' RED BANK Three bedrooms. Garage. Call LARGE FURNISHED BEDROOM room, three good sized bedrooms, 542-3429. Call INTERESTED IN RUMSON? What do you need? two full ceramic tilt bathi, frultwood SHREWSBURY — Two-bedroom rjouse. 842-3689, after 5 Need three bedrooms, two full baths? paneled family room, dream kitchen Play roum, aoreened patio, full cellar. .TLANTIC HIGHLANDS — lovely REDDEN AGENCY Large paneled den for the kids? Living (135 month. 747-1690. oora. Kitchenette1 and bath. Weekly room with fireplace and a dining room? with "Chambers" appliances, Includ- RUMSON COLONIAL — Five bed tr monthly. Fine section. 391-9237. Huge separate two-car garage with CALL ing 'automatic dishwasher, plus 200 741-9100 extra storage apace? Full dry base- sq. ft. tiled utility room. 100 amp rooms. Four baths. Large living room. GENTLEMAN ONLY — Opposite Lily ment? We know of only one home In the Formal dining room. Fireplace. Ren! Tulip Cup Corp. *12 per week. Kitchen service and set up for central air HARVEY H. BOWTELL reasonable. 946-8560 or 462-2850 entire borough that [its this description. privilege" plus TV: 671-387-4. Realtors - Insurers It ii located on one of the lovllest Commercial Department conditioning. NEW SHREWSBURY — Four-bedrooi. HINGLS ROOMS — Clean, comfort- streets In Rumson, (Warden Ave.) and REAL ESTATE ranch. Unfurnished. 1150 a month. Ca.ll able reasonable. Gentleman preferred. Member of Red Bank we have the key. Immediate occu- « Wallace St.. 741-63M. Oara-Ke. pancy. Offers Invited. Ljlited now at TEICHER AGENCY 542-9407. Multiple Listing Service S35,«00. Allaire-Farrow Agency 30 Years in the Bayshora KEANSBUKG —• Threetarge rooi IOMFORTABLV FURNISHED ROOM— IndtMndtn! Llitlnt Iraktn house. Tile bath, $90 plus Utilities. louse, kitchen privileges, radio, .TV. RED BANK COLONIAL — Three HALL BROS., Realtors 19? Iroid St. Rid Bank Also one month security. Adults only. 110 weekly. 787-8942. _^^ 813 River Rd. 741-7686 Fair Haven M7 onanperl Ave., Ocwnpert 291-2100 7I7.S5M mfter «. bedrooms, living room, dinin ./"••• LOOM — Near bath for business man. Member Multiple Listing Bervlce MMMO WEST KEANSRURf! _ Five - rooi. lefrlgerator. 20 Waverly PI., Red room, new kitchen with break 741-3450 borne. Baseboard heat. Large yard. $90 lank. 741-2877. LOCATION plus .utilities. Chateau Realty, Heal fast bar and dishwasher. Moderi HOUSES FOR SALE Estate, 115 Carr Ave., Keansburg. 787 tiled bath. All in excellent condi LOCATION - LOCATION REAL ESTATE FOR SALE tion. Call today. $18,500. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Three bed room split-level. lVt baths, $100 month HOUSES FOR SALE LINGROFT , .•••.'••• plus Utilities. 291-0097. LITTLE SILVER SPECIAL! Com- WITH OPTION TO BUY — New three pletely modernized older hom St. Leo's Parish, three blocks, charming three badfodn bed-room split, overlooking ibay. QUAL- BEACH EXCLUSIVE near everything. Sunny livini ITY REALTY ASSOCIATES. 291-0976, raddi, many extras, fireplace, pine paneled cellar, two-ear 281-0953. 1 OUR ENTIRE STAFF room. Full dining room. Den wit bay window. Modern kitchen RX ROOMS — Three bedrooms. $125. one owner, large lot - $27,500 — xaortgn* w Ranch- Three bedrooms. Three baths. VOTES Three bedrooms, VA baths. Ne »250. BCHANCK AGENCY. Realtor. I •his the buy of the month. Remodeled roof, wiring, plumbing. Lovely Linden PI., Red Bank. 747-0397. hree-bedroom home In excellent con- Itton and vacant. Early possession, yard. Low taxes. Good schools, KEAN8BURO — Four-bedroom home todern, large eat-In kitchen, tile bath, Reduced to $20,500 for quick sal available Dec. 1. Unfurnished, hot- lew cozy gas heating. All very large ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS water heat, garage. $125. 244-1915. ooms. open attic. Lovely yard. Near RED'BANK — Branch Ave. Three bed' chool and all transportation; A rare IMMACULATE LITTLE SILVER room*. Wall-to-wall carpeting. Garage. v at RANCH — Entrance foyer. Fir* Three-bedroom ranch, best residential iewen, estate dis- Dining room, living room, kitchen. AH utilities included. 364-9361 dally or 988- $ 16.-500-•>»-."-.•—. place in large living.room. Din- posal, attractive terms, corner 75* xl26', $16,500.-^ beat of.; T55S after 5 p.m. little as H00 down and J129 monthly. ing room. Paneled den. Three BELFOR.D AREA — House, cellar, ga bedrooms, two baths. Two^ar ga rate. Fenced-ln yard. Close to school) BEACH AGENCY and shopping. Unfurnished S125 a mo:' BROKER rage. Screened porch and patio furnished, tI50. without utilities. Call 400 Hwy. 35 Mlddletown Extras. $29,200. BUSINESS before 6, p.m. 787-7299. )pen 7 days , 671-3727 FOUR—ROOM HOUSE — Bath. Lo- Eves: Mrs. Pearl.Goldman 671-5952. LARGE FAMILY?, MOVE RIGHT 11 payments approximate to qualified RUMSON COLONIAL Ideal for enterprising young man and wife, rowboat livery, r-**d In Port Monmouth. $100 a month. IN! Sparkling new five-bedroom Call 787.1042. uyers. expanded ranch on large plot. 25 boats, 13 outboards, office, truck, miny extra*, coo- MIDDLETOWN — New Cape cod. May OLDE SHREWSBURY Close to ell jchooli. Excellent tt« seen Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Center hall. Pleasant living room recreation areas with ll'xl8' veraent terms at $13,000. 13 Field Avenue. RANCH dining room. Sunny, moder HAZLJVT — New brick front house. Ity comfort In a country setting. Watt kitchen. Gameroom with den. 21' enclosed perch and Vive rooma wUh balh, lull cellar, ga- to-wall carpeting In 22' living room bedroom, compact kitchen, large full ^basement. Modern telentif. Hwy. 36, Leonardo Sundays after 1 p.m. rare attached. Option to cell. Call 2S4- with -fireplacep . Formal dining roomoom. place, 3Vi baths. Two-car ga Thrhreh ee tlhlztwlh.slztlhee e bedroombedroomsdroms, , 1%% bathsbaths. rage. Full basement. Approved •nclesed perch overlooking te kitchen. Lerge dining ro6m, skinsi ; $23,900$20 . IMMEDIATIMMEDIATE POSSES- g men p LEONARDO WATERFRONT — New ION. Mortgage money available. 30 i 998 Oth river. $22,000. - ' -•- —bouse. -Three bedrooms, living room, 30-year financing. $36,998. lour bedrooms and I'/i baths. dining room, kitchen, VA baths, den, CROWELL: AGENCY models available. leTutifully landicaped. $4f,fOO. full basement, one-car garage. Private beach. Lease required. Call 291-2823 or REALTOR Rt. 35, 301 Maple Ave. Hl-0983. Member Multiple Listing Service Riverside Ave. 711-4030 Corner Bergen PI. ENJOY COMFORTABLE, HAZLET — Two-bedroom home. Living (Opposite Molly Pitcher) room, kitchen and hath. Near transpor- Hour Service Open 7 Pays RUMSON tation and'shopping. Immediate occu- RED BANK incy. $73 awnotith. THE BERG AGBN- $17,990 - $147 MONTHLY RELAXED LIVING AT . . Y. Realtor?: Hwy. 35, Hazlet. 264-8200. Vets no down. F.H.A, $750 down. WATERFRONT S maculate split level. Four master Evenings and Sundays RED BANK — Unfurnished two-bed- All. brick •xterior. 'Two patios room house on riverfront. Five minutes * bedroomi, beautiful paneled rec- latlon room, dining room, Tree>shaded and' two balconies. Fiv* bed- to,New York train and busses. Newly trner lot with anchor fenced rear 741-9204 decorated, $125. Security required. Call rd. Convenient to every thing. Must rooms- and 3 Vt baths. Fireplaces T41-2461. , seen. Mortgage money available. , TWO—STORY HOUSE — Four bed- NO DOWN VETS — $440 to all other!. In dan and baiement. Walnut \ rooms, lVs baths, two kitchens. Con- , KIRWAN COMPANY $115 monthly. 3 to 4 bedrooms. Cape kitchen and largo dinette . . , veniently located. Call 671-5617. REALTORS cod. Nestled imoni tall oaks, on'large HERITAGE 115x12,1 corner lot, near schools, shop* fvE.OOO. RUMSON — Yearly Rentals — 3, 4 and wy. 36 West Keansburg 787-6.600 6 rooms, nn pets, lease, $10Q month ping, transportation. Subject to F.H.A. to $175 month. WINTER RENTALS — HKKWOOD AREA — Brand new ten-or V.A. qualifications. U4.5OO. Furnished, no pets, lease, $125 month >ojn custom Colonial bl-level on over to $175 month. DENNIS K. BYRNE, tree acres. ^ Excellent .location. Three MB. FIX-IT Realtor, B W. River Rd., Rumaon, 842- . five bedrooms, two batha, attached Five-room hom n 50x100 race, paneled recreation room. Only Great possibilities. (3,000. 1150. i 1,900. HILLS MIDDLETOWN VILLAGE — Four bed- PORT MONMOUTH — New home. rooms. Near school, station and stores. Weisgold &- Krupnick, Inc. 100x100 corner lot Six rooms and ga- pplebrook Agency Two-car garage. Large lot .Nice Hrees. rage. 115,900. $200 a . month. CHAS H. TINDALL, Brokers Six Authentic Colonial Designed Models Realtor, 19 E. Front St., Red Bank. 15 Hwy. 9 Lakewood 3S3-30SO 112 Ave. of Two Rivers 741-9030. AVE fruition houri ot searching by HOLMDBL — Rent or sale, five rooms endtny . for our frs* comprthtnilvi room. Kitch 842-2900 hath, oil heat. Lot 34x90'. Near Bell Ltalot; modeit homei; piJitlal Rum* lot. J10.500. Labs. 946-4248. n eitnui, waterfronts, farm*. Multlpl* - RUMSON — Three or four rooma. Fur- l EDWIN S. STARK nished or unfurnished. Half block to " RAY STILLMAN, Realtor 1003 Hwy. 36 Keypor ^urtmnii-^BtbteH—Reasonable;— §42"2osdr ,,Quf iaihTsa* •—- » Hwy. 35 Shrewsbury itl-MOo HREWSBURY — Cape Cod. Four bect- APARTMENTS ooms, living room, kitchen, bath and Evenings 671-0974 lundry. S15.00O. 229-3540. lAZLST — Three-bedroom split level W baths. Oarage. Family and hohhy nom. Enclosed patio. Appliances, $17, COMFORTABLE M. Can ajuuine 4V& per cent mort- Be. 294-7969. ' IENTURY OLD charming, small Co- Inspect this luperlor LUtl* Silver ranch inlal set on three picturesque acres home, Three line bedrooms, wood burn- MATAWAN r .beautiful flowering trees snoV shrubs, tn(t fireplace In livlnf room. Separati Monmoulh County, N.J. light roomfl. Oleamlnir, wide board dining room. Modtrn eat-In kitchen, oom. Three fireplaces. Screened-ln Screened porch, Basement. Attache 30 Minutes from Newark rch. Two-car garage. Conveniently garage. Immediate occupancy. Owne 45 Minutei from New York seated In excellent 'utile silver netgh- will assist qvinMMert buyer with . arhood. Only $3X500. Call for appolnt- nanclng. OfFervd ftt 12.1,900, nent. ROLSTON WATERBURY, 16 r. Front St., Red Bank, 747-3300. HALL BROS., Rialton 3* ROOMS OLT8 NECK AREA IN MARLBORO 813 River Rd. 7<1.7«S8 Fair Have! Four^year-old spacious bMevel on Member Multiple Lilting Service THELINCROFT • Air.Condili.oned irner wooded acre.- 2260^sq. it'lLving ce.—All electric, Ie»i-than »<00-a • Htat, Gas, Parking »r- Garage. Three~fuU baths, O.K. New, tnree.bcdroom ranch, Attached Ka- Colonial luxury , . .modest*' itchen, four bedrooms, living room, rate. 110,500.! Mortfaie available. Provided inlng..-room....recre*tlon. .room, utility WE DON'T TRY-WE~StL%fe YEAR YET price. Hour ,feedrooms, 2 >/r baths, • large Living Room xim. 129,500. Owner, 462-4362. UNION BEACH ..panaled family room with fire- New two-bedroom home. Corner K • Eat-In Kitchen Morttate available. S12.S00. Phone 364- SHREWSBURY OFFICE MIDDLETOWN OFFICE place, country kitchen with din- APAkTMENTS 4197. Evei., 264-6238 or 2eiS3«S. $ Modtrn Suburban living Ing- area, formal dining room, UNCROFT—TRANSFBRBED — Thre bedroom ranch, 2 baths, recreation plus full basement, two-car ga- 30,000 per 741-5212 ; 671-3311 $ RED BANK room, 2-e«r garage. Below F.H.A. an- rage and hot water heat.' 100 month nrai«al. Call 842-4287. CANNON POINT NEW THREEBEDIIOOM IIANOH — DOUBLE STARRED LISTING TREES, .TREES, .TREES!. ' , RAVINE MANOR APTS. 1200 go, ft.'iivInK area, Attached KA- VILLAGE r«ge: rtirltan-'Towtuhlp. 'S17.000, Mori Me-kei-.-thisra-perk-like-iettlng-for.-a-bMutU- lthone •— Beach Agency g»«« available. Call 747-3282. . MORTGAGES AVAILABLE Ares Cede 201.671-3737 Brand-new garden oportments. ATLANTIC rtlQHLANDS — Nine-year /' •valuators. Comfortable living, re'eirl'wlth leg ful custom built: split level home, Lerge lin- One-bedroom, SI 17, old ranch. Three bedroomn, garage, full |d*9l|y_j0C9t«!,. callaiv—B44—£HA~4norlcage—aaaumable. burning fireplace, formal dining room, three ing room, three bedromi, kitchen and dining 30-YEAR, 6% CONVENTIONAL SEE MODEL APARTMENT $16,900. 201-1301. bedrooms] den end country kitchen, b»s«- rflihIl^'JHhd A5 LOW-AS 20% DOWN. - ON PREMISES FINISH THIS HOME 23? Spring St. SAVE THOUSANDS! ment. Rumion High School . . . UnuiUil it one-car garage. Call now. We have the key. Spacious four-bedroom Coloniallonial, At $18,900. • , ' Asking $21,600. USE OUR EXCHANGE PLAN tachetach d garagegg . Close to aahopppini g area and schoolsschools . Located on Fox Ave. EATONTOWN neltord. 6NE YEAR NEW COLONIAL If you're having difficulty selling your present -YOU GET MORE AT RUMSON TREASURE £;. '.•:':• We will help you complete thin home 'On I'h acret located in the rolling hills of home, why not take advantage of our exchange for a small down payment and easy Stalely alder home completely renovated monthly termi. Holmdel. Five bedroom!, three bathe, recre- plan? Call us today for complete details. laif year. All rooms large end will propor- ation room, basement, two-car garagt. All Call Mr, Young collect (60S) 858-47SH tioned! Gracious center-hell>. 3U,living,loom, nr Mr. Herman (216) J52-5882, Kllei, this on a cornar lot covered with tall trestl Ohln, with two Adims fireplaces, formal dining DIRECTIONS: . . . Heritage Hills is located en FARMS AND ESTATES FOR SALE — $37,900. Call now—this won't lastl Hit RENT. A. KOBICKY REAL EB. room, family kitchen with diihwaihir. and Kings Hwy.' East, one-half mile from Middletown TATE, RT. 33, EATONTOWN. MS-2223 vary ipecial range, Haattd tunroom and den BVENiNns AND HounAYS, CALL BEST BUY IN OAK HILL Bank and Post Office. CARL PETERSON, MS-2R27. . , with paneling from. Europe, Six sunny bed- Apartments ^ Club roomi, 3 '/t baths, Grand old shade trial, Would you believe that $28,000 is the price COMMERCIAL RENTALS tag, on this lovely three-bedroom ranch — Thi Beit Value on the Jeney Short Worth your careful consideration et $45,000. beautiful living room with bey window «nd •"'• 3'/J - 4'A Rooms from log burning fireplace, dining room, eat-in MODEL OPEN 7 DAYS, A WEEK DISTINGUISHED kitchen with dishwasher, two full baths and YE OLDE SHREWSBURY ;. attached two-car gange? Enjoy all the 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. • $105 . . OFFICE Ranch, ii» rooms, established area, fine lot benefits of this prestige community faatur- A trui dub and garden apartment. To tell electric ttte clwneili MfMf* Ing homes at twice and thrice the price. most modtrni no dlrf, toot of1 drafts. Heat and air-condltlonlng undtr SPACE 100x135, all convenience!" close by. Asking Come prepared to buy. Your bait friend ANOTHER FINE COMMUNITY Vt your complsle control wltn individual room thermoitati. Unmatched LoralM In cnnlrr of Red Bink $20,??0. . may beat you to itl Callnowl . " NORCO CONSTRUCTION CO. •wlm club with Olympic ilie nool. T#nnli courts, iund«ct(, stiuffltboard. huKincfm district. BtauNful buildings i«f ornld ipacloui lawm. Excillint location^ |uit iec< All Ihcxe (ealurrR provided: onds from Monmoutti Shopping center. Pfn« Brook Rd., Eotoiitown, New Jtrfty • Crntml «lr rnnrHllonlnf 661 BROAD ST. 2068 HIGHWAY 35 EXCLUSIVE SALES ASENT • Srlf nrrvlcp clcv'ftlnr tr Via Rout* J5; drive to Eafonfown Traffic Circle (Monmouftl • Privi..* imrkliif Mparti Shopping Center) ond pro a id toward Parkway (weit) about • fv,mjikti» Jnnltnrlal service SHREWSBURY MIDDLETOWN holt milt; tnen turn right on Hopt- Rd., continue one block • indivMiml DiermnitRtlflaUy con- Cilia right en Plnr Brook Road. Irollpd hftnt. MULLANEY REALTY Mod*l Apartments open 10 a.m. to duik every'day. • W*tl-tn-w«l! rarpMlnir OPEN SEVEN DAYS—24 HOURS—SEND FOR CATALOG Write tor tree Illustrated brochure CKU fnr «pi>nintmfnt in InipecL "RB Till" 17^-A Eaton Crest Drive/Eotontown 747-1100 671-5151 , - Phont U2\S$0 TRADE-INS EXCHANGES M BrnaH SI, RM Bank HOUSE* FOR SALE BOUSE* rat BUM HOUSE* rom SALE BOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOX SALE HOUSES FOX SALE LEGAL N0TICI FriUy, Nov. 11( 1966—21] jumcr THE DAILY .REGISTER RUMSON SEW JEJUIey S7AT2 D LEGAL WOTICE ' 1 GEORGE V. 1LLMENSEI RUSSELL M. BORUS REALTORS Sj*4edn»m Cekxrial with AA doofit AxtM Irjr lihn vxt* *nA U*m owrt, REALTOR" fltflet act* with many Uet* mcA RIVER ROAD FAIR HAVEN, N. X .. _ &g% ..... Announced at the County Court House, Monument LA. DECEASED COLTS NECK ' JUST REDUCED Realtor and Court Streeta, Freehold, New Jer- Pursuant to the order of DONALD Three-bedroom, one year old ranch. Large eat-in kitchen with SHARPIES AND TOUTS — Watch the trotters go by. Lovely sey, at which time Application will be J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of th« Colonial residence only three years old backs up to a large horse West River Rd. Rumson made for the allowance of Commis- County of Mon mouth, this day nude* beautiful cherry cabinets. Paneled family room with fireplace. slons and Counsel fees. on the application o[ the uncienigneri, Full cellar with fireplace. Plaster walls throughout, including ga- farm with exercise track. Excellent Colts Neck country location. 842-3200 Dated November 1st A. D. 1»6«. Ernest A. Oardella, Jr., Acting Ex- . rage. Aluminum siding. Plus white enamel aluminum storm win- Four, bedrooms, 2J4 "baths and huge family room with fireplace. . THE MONMOUTH COUNTY ecutor ot the estate of the said Er- NATIONAL BANK. RED BANK nest A. G&rdella deceated, notice Is dows." Beautiful wooded hillside lot. Non development. New Price Unusual at $37,800. Excellent terms. Member Multiple listing (By: ROGER J. FITZ8IMM0NS, Trust Officer), hereby given to thn creditors of *a!d $36,900. COTTAGE ON THE RIVER — Tall trees. Stairway to your own 303 Broad Street, deceased to preiont to th« iald Act- Red Bank, New Jersey. inic Executor their claims under oath dock. Peaceful river scene. .30x13 living room with fireplace. HOUSES FOR SALE REAL ESTATE WANTED Executor. within six months from this data. COLTS NECK 20x40 SWIMMING POOL Three bedrooms. Master bedroom 20x13. 26x12 screened porch Dated: October 10 th, 1556 Four-bedroom, three-bath home. Located in heavily wooded area. Uessrs. Dorernus, Hussell, ERNEST A. GARDELLA, JR. Nearby' horse farms lends to rural atmosphere, and give complete overlooking Navesink River. Garage. Choice location. Attractively NEED VACANT LAND Faeano and Nicosia, Hartshorne Lane priced at $22,000. • " EDNA M. NETTER Small lot or lirn traeti. Call UUL- Counsellors at Law, - Rumson, New Jersey privacy. 14x15 eat-in kitchen has oven and barbecue set in stone. J3 Broad Street, Acting Executor R«altori , LANEY REALTY" OT1-51S1. Alston Beekmin, Jr., Esq. , -I3x3& faTtrtlVTWJnr'Wltiv"ColonialHreplace nopens onto"" screened RIAL grjnra Bed .B&nK,. JJt J» -• ' ' porch and 20x40 swimming pool. 13x21 master bedroom has two UROBNTtT—ftBBDBD——-Two end Nov. *, 11, 1». 25 • *SF! —10-B wad- atte«t— — ~ HOUSES FOR SALE MARLBORb-^FRBBHOLb AKKAS liree-bedroom homes Mlddletown, Hax- Red Bank, New Jeney cedar-lined walk-in closets. Professionally 'landscaped lot with HOUSES FOR SALE Dutch Lane Rd.. KT> 1, Marlboro >t vicinity.. We have buyera waiting. NOTICE Attorney many shade trees. Other features too numerous to mention. Just P.O. Box 325, Freehold •HE KIRWAN CO. 7B7-d60O. " MONMOITH COUNTY OcL 21, 28, Nov. 4. 11 (27.60 Evenings HS-9H9 HUltBOGATE'S COURT NOTICE reduced from $52,000 to $49,500. PAUL P. BOVA HOLLY TREE FARM -LEGAL NOTICE Notice to Creditors to Present MON MOUTH COUNTY 462-4151 _ clalms—AtsJnst ..Estate HKKUOOATE'S COCRT- , Reattor - Insuror gnes that reflect the elegance NOTICE OF SALE ESTATE OP CAROLYN DAVIS, EE Notice Xo Creditors to Present if yei ferday'i country manslom. Please take notice that on November Claims Aralnit Estate 671-2544 TED HALL AGENCY . 196S, aealed bMfl will be accepted Pursuant to the order or DONALD >r the sale of one pumper truck, ESTATE OF LESLIE D. SEELY, RAY VAN HORN REALTORS . , Exceptionally large and luxurious 733 River Rd. Fair Haven J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the >eceased Colonials In the estate area of Little resently located at Liberty Fire County of Monmouth, this day made, Pursuant to the order of DONALD MIDDLETOWN'S FINEST 842-4200 •use. White Street, Red Bank, New on the application ol the undersigned, OVER THIRTY YEARS—ALL THE LISTINGS Reaidental area• with river rights. Hlver. reey. Preference will be given to I CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of ths. Don't delay. Be the first to «ee this The Monmouth County National Bank, County of Monmouth, this day made, ' WATERFRONT BUNGALOW ^ighboring Fire Departments. The Administrator of the estate of the said on the application ot the undersigned, WHIT AND JIM ARE GOING TO MISS THEIR HOUSE, but three delightful cUBtom built home. Not . Built by custom specialists and Ideal lor small boats, In fine Locust trough retains the right to reject any Carolyn Davis deceased, notice Is development. Oversized two-car sar- irlced from 112,000. all bids. Edna A. Seely, Sole Executrix of the bedrooms are just too few now. If you like being cozy by the fire age. Sunrfeck. Pine paneled den. For- location. 30' living room wllh fire- hereby given to the creditors of said estate o[ the. satd Leslie D, Seely, i place, two porches^ Cone screened) JOHN BRYAN, deceased - to -present to -the- said—AcU deceasedj-notlce Is hereby given to tin while admiring the autumn skies, enjoy winter family fun in a ma] dining room. Two large bed rooms, LOCATED AT Three large bedrooms. Basement and Borough Clerk minlBtrator their claims under oath Landscaped grounds. Every thing for Seven Bridge Rd.. Little Silver ov. 11. 14, 15, 16, 17 . 514.65 creditors of said deceased to pre- p»n»l«d den;-watching the excitement of Spring in a private park- those who desire luxurious living, $26, garage. High and dry. Shade treei. within six months from this. date. sent to the said Sole Executrix their like yard from a picture-windowed dining room, and cooling on a 600. OR CALL 741 - 1200 Asking $22,000. Call today. NOTICE Datedi October 10th, 19M claims under oath within six month! Leave The Financing To Ul MIDDLBTOWN-SPIC-AND-SPAN — MONMOUTH CODNTY THE MONMOUTH COUNTY from this date. tree-shaded patio in summer, then you will want to buy their house. Trade Your House In Four bedroom, 1% bath. Cape Cod. SURROGATE'S COURT NATIONAL BANK Dated: November 2nd, 1966. You'll like the location and neighborhood. Whit and Jim do — , BARGAIN PRICE lameroom. Full basement, Pead-end Notice to Creditors to Present By: ROGER J. FITZSIMMONB, EDNA A. BEBLY • Open 7 Days 154 South St., they're building just around the, corner. $29,900. Member Multiple Listing tiree-bedroom ranch with modern itrect, no traffic. Lot 170x141. Very Claims Against Kstate Trust Officer Eood mortgage assumption. $17,900. ESTATE OP MARGARET M. 303 Broad Street Eatontawn, N. J. citcben. large living room, tiled bath, •EACH, DECEASED ~~ Bole Executrix MONARCH OF ALL till haHcment and garage. Interior Red Bank, New Jersey Messrs. Carton, Nary, Witt GRANDMOTHER NEEDS SMALLER HOUSE. Maybe it's }ust wmpletly redecorated. Lovely area Pursuant to the order of DONALD 'Administrator THE BROOK AGENCY CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the Burton T. Doremus, ESQ. * Arvanltis, right for you! Two blocks to school and marine basin. Ten minutes YOU SURVEY onvient to schools and shopping. Only Realtor 601 Grand Avenue, 'by bus to railroad station. Two-story older home with river view. Live like a king and t\ueen In tnii 1MO lounty of Monmouth, this day made, 18 Mechanic Street , Asbury Psrk, N. J., charming two-bedroom ranch situated Bank Building Atlantis Highlands n the application of the undersigned, Red Bank, New Jersey . Big kitchen. 30-foot living room. Fireplace. Spacious dining room. 291-1717 :onorla Hbrner, Sole Executrix of the Attorney • Attorneys In hillside with variety or trees of- LAV/LEY AGENCY Nov. 11, it, S5, Pec. 7 121.53 Four bedrooms. Two baths. Sunporch. Just too much for Grand- fering privacy to epactoua patio. Good OAK HILL, COLONIAL — Four-bed- itate of the said Margaret . M. commuting. Price $31,000. ; Realtors - Insurors rooma. 2". bathi, living room, fireplace :»ch deceased, notice Is hereby liven mother now. Offers please. Asking $21,500. Den, dining room. Basement. Double the creditors of said deceased to Established 1932 garage. $11,200. resent to the said Bole Executrix 104 River Rd. 7474100 Fair Haven A. FRED MAFFEO AGENCY iclr claims under oath wlthia six 741-6262 lontha from this date. SCHANCK AGENCY Dated I October ,18th, 1966 REALTOR JOVELY four-bedroom Victorian, Fan- HONORIA HOHNER astlo view. 3150. REALTOR •45, Moorhouse Road HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR RENT 569 River Rd. Fair Haven 8 Linden PI. Bed Bank New Egypt, New Jersey 741-9333 HONEYMOON COTTAGE — 314 looms Sole Executrix RUMSON — Very choice con- toward A. Roberts, Esq. HAVE YOU venient locale. Spacious dwelling, MIDDLETOWN — Four-bedroom, HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! *S5. COLTS NECK 8 Tlndall Road two-bath split level with 19x11 THREE-BEDROOM RANCH on beaut! Mlddletown, New Jersey living room with fireplace, for- Here 1A a. one of a kind value In an FURNISHED COTTAGE — 170. nil wooded lot. l',S baths, acreened Attorney mal dining room. Gameroom, family room. Immediate occu- eight-year old home. With Four twin- porch. Must bo lold. Frlce 133,600. let 21, 28, Nov.' 4, 11 «2S.76 pancy. Attached garage and base- sized bedrooms and two bat ha. 26' NICH, Bio three-bedroom home S140. J. D. ROCHE, Realtor. Colt* Neck. study. Four bedrooms, 2% baths. living room opening to a large screened M6-4959. NOTICE ment. Offered at'$15,000.' porch. Plenty of breakfast room In FlNLAY AGENCY .MONHOUTH COCNTV Full basement. Steam oil. Large the sunny kitchen. Basement with game 872-0100 HIOHLANDS — "F.H.A. approved [or NUItnOOATE'8 COURT screened porch. Attached two-car room. Attached garage. Nearly ai qualified buyer. $50 down. Two bed- Notice to Creditors to rresent RED BANK — Financing avail rooms, living room, dining room, kltch- Claims Aialnat Estate SOMETHING Large plot. Reduced to acre or ground for privacy. Aaklm RIVERFRONT able. Four-bedrooms, VA baths. 123,300. f 18,300 mortgage may he an Waterfront properly with lovely trees utility room. Hi bathi. $13,200. ESTATE OP THOMAS PARRELL, Completely modern with large •limed. If qualified. We have the key. and shrubs. Steps lead to a private FlNLAY AGENCY ECKA3ED lock. House In excellent condition. Four Pursuant to the order' of DONALD RUMSON — Interesting rustic rooms. Reduced to $19,000 for HALL BROS., Realtors 872-0100 . CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the area. Colonial. Living room, Jen sedrooms, 2% baths, den, gameroom, lounty of Monmouth, this day made, quick sale. 813 River Bd. 741-7686 Fair Haven ull basement, two-car garage. Walking in the application of the undersigned, with fireplace, dining room. Member Multiple Listing Service distance to school. Excellent buy at RIVE!* FRONT, HIGH ABOVH THE Elizabeth Farrell, Sole Executrix of Three bedrooms, two baths. Full WEARTH-NEMETH $27,100. he estate of the said Thomas Farrell RIVER. Beautiful location, modem liceased, notice Is hereby given to basement. Hot air oil. Detached NEW SHREWSBURY THE LOW AGENCY he creditors of said deceased to pre- one-car garage. Triple lot. $32,500. AGENCY New Colonial ranch. Spacious three. Realtors home, compact, but roomy. Entrance lent to the said Sole Executrix their bedrooms, H4 oaths, center hall. Large 636 River Rd. Fair Haven :lalms under oath within six monUU RUMSON — Colonial dwelling living room, format dining room, sci- 7-11-4177 hall, big living room, large dining; om this date. suitable for large family. Two REALTOR ence kitchen, Two-car garage. Full Dated: October 31st, 1966 b&serflent. Mortgage commitment ap- 'AIR HAVEN — 2',i year young split living rooms. Dining room. Large room, both, with view of the rlverf ELIZABETH FARItELL. 102 WEST FRONT ST. proved for qualified- buyer. No points. level. Living; room, fireplace, dining 71 Thomas Avenue kitchen. 11 bedrooms. Three Excellent buy at 121,490. Immediate oc- room, kitchen, three bedrooms, game* Large Pine kitchen. Four bedrooms, Shrewsbury, New Jersey baths. Full basement. Hot air cupancy. Call builder, 542-4949, Also room, 2!4 bathi, basement. Central all Sole Executrix ranch home under construction on acre ;ondltlon!ng. Double garage. Top loca- three baths, and «. magnificent big rec Uessrs. Klatsky and Himelman Oil. $13,500. 741-2240 lot ' tion. $38,900. 3 E. Front Street MIDDLETOWN VILLAGE — Complete- .-eatlon room with * walk-In fireplace. Ked Bank, New Jersey DENNIS K, BYRNE Member of Red Bank ly redecorated, three-bedroom ranch on SCHANCK AGENCY Attorneys , dead-end •treet'Jiist blocks from school, Many quality extra*. THE DOWSTHA Nov. 4, 11, IS, 25 $2T.«0 NEW CLASSIFIED REALTOR^INSUROR Multiple Listing Service •hopping, bus or train station. Larg REALTOR Drop in for free area map eat-In kitchen, formal dining room an 8 Linden PL Red Bank AGENCY. 91 E. Front St.. Red Bank t West River Rd. Rumson Inviting living room with fireplace. Hot- 747-0397 . PROPOSAL Phone 842-1150 water baseboard heaters. Clean and 741-8700. Notice 1B hereby given that tilled II NEED ROOM? dry tiled basement (or children's plaj ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Lovely .Ids will be received In the fUcep* MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING on bad weather days. Asking $21,300. four-bedroom, 3 Mi hath house. Den, tlon Room of the Office ot the Di- Here la a home for a big* family. Four- fireplace In living room. Hot-water COLONIAL FARMHOUSE — Ever love- rector, Division of Purchase and Prop-II WATERFRONT bedrooms, den, gameroom, 214 bathi STERLING THOMPSON leaL Oarage. Full basement. Large ly on level 3.8 acres. Four bedroom erty, 2nd floor. Room 232*2, State Walk to churches and schools. Asking lot. Also .small apartment for mother- paneled den, three fireplaces. See thi Housfe, Trenton, New Jersey 08828. on 11 High dry lot with trees and ilurdy $23,500. AND ASSOCIATES REALTORS in-law arrangement. Excellent condi- dock. Located on Swimming River Hwy. 35 Middle town 747-5601 restored gem. Priced Co sell at $33,600, November 17, 1980 at 2:00 P.M. and I leading to Oie Navsslnk. U-year-old CROWELL AGENCY tion. Mortgage can be assumed. Ask- JOSEPH STATE OP NEW JERSEY, Four and live-bedrooms, modestly ly cared lor. Living room, tuning room, inclUfilnR dlnhwashoiTi Living room, 4In two lavatories: Offered completely fur- 15 .paneled den with ifcrepixce, deluxe to 3 MARTIN J. CAHAUN*. his «rlced (or this prestlfe are*. . . from large family kitchen, toilet first floor. Ing' room, two bathfl, two-car garage nished at $30,000. JOHN L. MINUGH kitchen, swimming pool. On acre of heirs, devisees, personal represen- I3T.50O. Flvs bedrooms, bath second floor. Centrally located In Red Bank and AGENCY, Realtor. 25 Rumson Rd., lovely trees and shruhn. Realistically tatives and his, their or any of DIRECTIONS: Hwy. 35 to Chapel Hill Three bedrooms third floor. Cellar. shore area. Call builder, 542-2717. Rumson. Dial 842-3500. their successors In right, title and Sewers. Short walk to school ana shop- priced at $19,500, JOSEPH G. MCUE Bd. (street next to Oasis); continue COLTS NECK — New two-«tory 1 LIBERAL TERMS! Immediate posses- REALTOR, Rumson. 842-0444. ' Interest; on Chapel Hill mi. to 'niton Rd., turn ping. S17.00O. Doal can close with as authentic Early American tradition. r0U ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 5 DAYS: little as $700 from qualified buyer. F.A. sion. Two story home In A-l condition. left on TIHon Rd. to Farms Rd.. Center hall; four-bedrooms; 2'/j bathn, Nice living room, pine aunroom, formal \ND REQUIRED to serve upon ZUC- left on Farms Rd. to models. GEHLHAUS, Real Estate. Rt. 38, Leo- Two-car gara(re. Clap board and board- :ER, GOLDBERG & WEISS, plaln- nardo (Next to Blue « White Bus dining room, modern kitchen, electric LOTS AND ACREAGE BILVKRMINT HOMES—Call 711-1200 batten front: 8 over 12 windows, sidei range and refrigerator. Three large iff's attorneys, whose address is 120 Terminal). J91-OI88. 2ra in right, title and Interest, and 2 Full basement. Garage, porch, patio and city sowera. Fully landscaped ROx CATHERINE CAHALIN, his wife, are 1OQ lot. Asking S16,090. Vet no down, ap- RED BANK—Building lot, zoned fo lefendants, pending In the Superior proximately 5140 monthly. Non-vet *700 wo-famfly. Excellent residential area. 2burt of New Jersey, Chancery Divi- FAMILY/D5 •_ down, approximately *153 monthly. Call before 8:30-or after 6, 542-9130, sion, Monmouth County and bearlnc Subject to V.A. and F.H.A. approval. Docket No. F-flin-BT,, within thirty-rive (allowing l THE KIRWAN CO., Realtors, Oamp- RUMSON.- l'/2 ACRES (35) days after November -^25, 106A, ll3 Junction, Belford. 787-5500. exclusive of such dale, if you fair to on beautiful SherStoh lane lo BO, judgment by default may be LOCUST POINT WATERFRONT — •e rule red against you for the relief First time orfered to settle en estate. high, dry, wooded. Mos lemanded In the complaint. You shall Three-bedroom ranch on nhaded plot unusual sloping lot. Nea [tie your Answer and proof of ser- .with batli, Hvlng-iiininK room. 12%x30 vice in duplicate with the Clork of the fireplace, kitchen 02^x15, the moatcir schools. Principals, only. irior Court, state House Annex, bedroom is 12^x20. Two porches, Trenton, Now Jersey, In accordance CONTEST one ecreened, on the water, 12x26. No agents. $17,500. Call vlth the rules of civil practice and Parital basement and paragG wllh tool irocedure. shed. Storage attic. Taxes under J400. 842-2070 or 842-1178. This action has been instituted for HlRh lot, no Hooding ever. 522,000. LOTS OF LOTS — All arean. One hal :he purpose of (1) foreclosing a mort* JOHN L. MINUGH AGENCY. Realtor, acres and larger. ColtH Meek rtaervol ;age dated February 15, 1966, made 26 Rumson M,' Rumson. 812-0500. frontage. Priced from S3.30O. Als< »y Martin J. Cahalln and Catherine APPLEBROOK AREA chofco acreage Holmriel. Buy now hp CaliaHn, his wife, as mortgagors lo IN MIDDLETOWN fora prlcps Increase. Call IDWir> J. I. Klslak Mortgage Corporation, re- Oraclous living In woodland Betting. II. MARTIN, Broker, 612-5000. corded February 17, 1068 In Book 3&9O Eight-room Rnnch, two baths. Fire- if Mortgages for Monmouth County. place. Air-condUloflcti. Built-in pool. RRUMSON — Five lots, 50*135. |50OC pane 584; (2) to recover possession of Cabanas. Harhecut!. One (afire. Beauti- ftnd £QnP hnv ava In, to or against the mortgaged TINTON FALLS — Four-bedroom, 2',S- ready hnyers Tor Domes from NPV bath Colonial. Family room, king size Shrewsbury thru Rumoon, from $10,00 MORTIMER O, NEWMAN JR., lot, custom, hullt. $30,000 — f>0 per crnt to $100,000. For expert, courteous aer Clerk, Superior Court of: mortgage* avnUnlilc. THE MBISTR1CH vice, let us help you In deciding t New Jersey. NOTHING TO BUY — NO JINGLES TO WRITE AGENCY, 214 Broad St.; • Red Bank. lell your home or property. NOV. 4, II, 18, 25 VKi.31 GET EXTRA CASH FAST WITH A 741-M88. ADAMS AGENCY RUMSON 10 YEAR OLD CAPE COD— Itealtor-Jnsuror Three bedrooms, ill nine room or fourth ! Howard Ave. Hew Shrcwatiur; DAILY REGISTER CLASSIFIED AD! bedroom, 1Vi bftlhn, iTvinR room with (1-509A Open 7 risyi window-wall. 12x13 modern kitchen. HELP — ACTION I Full dry basement. Taxen undfr JtOO. HELP tin: our 12 salespeople need Two-car garage. Convenient nplwhbor- listing on your homo. hood. AlS.fiOO. JOHN h. MINUr.H ACTION If our motto—professional ser< WATCH FOR THE DETAILS AOENCY, Heal tor. 'J5 Rumson Rd., vices are Just a phone call away. Rumsnn. Dial 812-.35OO TO PLACE YOUR AD CALL Trade-lnt^—Exchanges ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Two blocki Commercial ani . Investment properltei to New York and Newark bus. Flv« Uember Two Multiple I.lillni Service minutes "to Sandy Hook. Hewers. Hunny WALKER A WALKHR tiled kitchen. CnrpctinE In hall, IIVIIIR Realtor! room and dlnlne room. LHTRU family Bhrewabury Ulddlttown-Holmdc MONDAY. NOV. 14th room with bookshelves. Three bed- Mi nroad Bt. 2(M HwT. 3: room*. .11* hnlha, litundry an*l cHhir. 741S212 671,331 Air conditioned. Carport. 20' x 12* screened patio. PUyKround al thn cor WE NEED — Five or III, 2-3 bfdrooi ' IN THE ' ner. *1I),500. Principals only. 291-2768. homes, furnlahM or unfurnished, troi IBS to (173 per month for Inoomlm 741-6900 nUMflON AREA — 100 year old Co- peraonnel. TIIB BBRO AOBNCT. Rt lonlsl on almont four lovely acres 3,1 Mldilletown. a?M00O. Fireplace* In living mom and rilnlni room. Dm with fircplaca and oh. OPEN LI8TINOB FREEHOLD - BAYSHORE AREA CALL 566 • 7500 DAILY REGISTER CLASSIFIED SECTION rainloned brtldng oven, Four bertronmfi, Independent tirokfr desire* npen lie' 1',-i baths. R»ndnm width floors, Blnte Ings on rosMenllal propertied. rnnf. BflH«m#nl. Twn-csr gHrste. Beau LINrROFT ASSOCIATES, INC, "LONG BRANCH AREA CALL 222-0010 t If ul trees. • Exceptional offering. Jiiflt 790 Hwy. M Mlddletowi ."Sine* I started uilng thi Rtg- rptluceri $;J;J,MK>. MCALIHTDR AOBN < t*>Ji in tamnttif tfaa tip* I* UjB. -»*J»iio Un Ml O'tl Kittrx UtUt CntHm in 'ttttt emtstiom &wt*4, AuUwriiy • /JUJws * " " :••••• J8S(tt&35 •h»JU mftrt m fc*et effort w>llt|>r «f sw ——_ «jne, Indudlng o-.t tiiuu.let plus 110% of the amount Robert L. Cndman, Administrator with their Campaign slogan, to "put Thieves Get TOWN. Monmouth County, New Jersey, provided tor In Paragraph 8, sub- Will, Annexed of the estate ot the said seat at the board table, action • municipal corporation of the Stale Pfragraph (b). Upon completion ot Mabel L.- Cndman deceased, notice is you in the driver's seat". •le-reby given to the credltora or laid was transacted on rental of off- the billing Town. AuthoritnlD y shall furnish IS °S, » Treasurer, a list of deceased to present to the said Ad- The defeated Democrat said'he Bus Tickets premise classrooms, establish- ?o«S-Hft"85r 'MSBSg? 'rig the billings, the amount payable by : ministrator with will annexed their each owner, and the aggregate claims under oath wlUiln ilx months would continue his interest in ment of new teaching positions amount payable on the basis of the T 'rom this date. current events here and would effective-service charge!;-«nd forty- Dated: .October Iflth, 1»6« and approval of administrators stand "militancy >emihdful to To Nowhere "ve «3> days thereafter,Authority ROBER J T L. CADMAN to attend state" conferences. shall-notify Township of collections 13! Branch Avenue those who display a poor memory FREEHOLD — Thieves who WHEREAS, the Township Is the legal made within the 30-day period fol- Red Bank, New Jerse; Should the board attorney or or equitable owner of certain sewerage lowing the billing showing current' Administrator with WllI Annexed on-all vital issues concerning the stole 325 bus tickets from the iyitems located In M ddletown Town- the commissioner find that on- and overdue payments. The Town- Messrs. Reussllle, cornwell, healthy growth, and progress of Carl Bell Freehold Bus Terminal : ship. Monmouth County. New Jersey ship; within fifteen :IS) days of the Mausner. Carotenuto A McGann ly school expansion should have (the "Systems") which are described receipt ot the notification ot col- M .Broad Street Freehold Township." yesterday apparently have tick I In the Engineering Report of Charles lections from Authority, will pay Red Bank. New Jersey been acted upon, the board will Kupper, Consulting Engineer. Plscata- over to Authority the payments pro- Attorneys ets to nowhere because they were , Sav New Jersey dated September 1. vided. for In paragraph 8 above, In Tuesday's voting, Mr. Grant not have any major problems- Oct 21, 28. Nov. 4, 11 329.44 not validated by the bus station. ! MM (the "Englnerlng Report"); and after taking credit for collections had 1,145 votes, his running mate, only red faces. WHEREAS, the Township Committee made by Authority on Its behalf. If RETIRES FROM U. S. ARMY — Chief Warrant Officer Authority collection's fall to defray NOTICE Louis T. Tigurelli, 1,156 and Mr. Entry was gained, police re- has determined that the public health the total payment clue from Town-, MOV5I(H!TH nOl'N'TV Votes cast on other matters i of the residents ot Mlddletown To»n- ship. Township will Include the . KrRROGATK'S COURT Marzulli and Mr. Worthington, George H. Richards, right, son of Mrs. Martha Malone of ported, through a door facing will have to be recast and ex- ', ship can best be protected through amount or the deficit In Its budget Notice- lo Creditors to Present V acJelopment of a Township wide sewer- fn,r.. lt" neJ" succeeding year ami - Claims Against Estate 1,335 and 1,340 respectively. 41 Throckmorton Ave., Eatontown, retired from the Army Throckmorton St. after a bottle penses resulting from the origi- ' iEe .ystem «he "Overall -Project") to will, by borrowing In anticipation ot ESTATE OF JOHN M. DEMAREBT, was thrown through it. ' oe owned and operate* by U>» A.U taxes or other means, pay the bal- DKCEASKD recently after more than 20 years service. Presenting nal approvals need only be rati- ance due to Authority. Pursuant to the order ol DOKAClS' f ""WHEREAS, in furtherance ot th Tickets reported stolen were GO fied, board members Indicated . Overall Project, the Township Is will- J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the CWO Richards with his retirement certificate is Col. artl9A. It is the Intention of the bounty - of-Monmouth,* this day made, Spafford Named New York round trip; 51, Free last night. -• ' '•'•>•••'•••- '- ' '*••*-""•• Ing to transfer,, set over, assign, and P " that obligations or Authority in. the application of the undersigned, .'• surrender to the Authority Its right, be paid from revenues ot Ihe Sys- Margaret McC. Demarest, Admlnfstra Earl KT Buchanan, commanding officer of the Lexington- hold to Lake wood; 19, Freehold to title and Interest In the Systems, and tems and the Township be relm- trlx, or the estate of the said John M. Englishtown; 27, New York round the Authority Is willing to accept the btirsed for charges paid hereunder Demarest deceased, notice Is hereby College' Auditor Blue Grass Army Depot, Lexington, Ky. CWO Richards Same, subject to the terms and condi- at such time as Authority's opera- given to Ihe creditors of. said de- trip half fare; 39, one-way NT3ubject to the priority of ap- York; 21, half fare to New York, forth the parties hereto agree a« iol- proprlatlon or surplus revenues as MARGARET McC. DEMAREST Monmouth College. . service at the Lexington installation from the time of his In Matawan ' "' Township agrees to transfer and provided In the Trust Agreement 412 Morris Avenue, Apt. 39, and 34, Freehold to Englishtown securing Authority's bonds, Authori- Summit, New' Jersey, A graduate 'of Keyport High assignment there in June, 1965, until, his discharge. He MATAWAN - Police here are Authority agrees to accept all or ty agrees to refund to Township the Administratrix Six cartons of cigarettes and an Township's right, title. Interest and amount of iuch charges, at such Messrs. Plllsbury; Barnacle School, Mr. Spafford received a undetermined* amount of lighters probing" the daylight larceny yes- estate In and to the Systems (ex- !Lme* and ln "uch amounts as Au. * Russell has accepted a position in Germany. cept such cash and accounts re. 678 Highway 3ft - bachelor of science degree in terday of traveler's checks' and thorltlu y may determine, from sur- also were taken. celvable as shall he owned by 5> s. revenues. The determination of Middletown, New Jersey, business administration from merchandise from an Aberdeen Township as of the time of closing. •whether such surplus revenues exist Attorneys " Lincoln Transist Co. and Public If applicable), free and de" of •haM-he within the sole discretion of lev.. 4, 11, 18. 25 {28.92 Monmouth College in 1961. For East apartment. any mortgages, judgments, limita- Authority, Service Bus Companies, police the past two years he. was em- Marlboro Council Seeks. Investigating Patrolmen Rich- tion, encumbrances, claims or obli- NOTICB said, were notified not to accept gations of any nature not specifi- 10, Township further covenants SIONMOUTH COUNTY iloyed as an internal auditor for ard Nusbaum and William Haus- cally assumed by Authority, herein. and agrees as follows: "lvenan"1 RDRROOATK'S COURT tickets which were, not validated Authority, however, Specifically a. At the effective date of trans- Notice lo Creditors lo Present Hess Oil Co. by the bus terminal. er said the front door to the igrees lo as ime Township's obllga- fer to surrender, transfer or Emergency Appropriations n Claims Against Estate apartment was knocked off its : tlon to acquire the system ltnown 8T» ' to Authority all rraitcTTIse ESTATE OF DELLA K.' STERN NOTICiE i . », Shorccrest under the terms or rights heretofore granted to ICHUSS, DECEASED. MARLBORO —Township Coun- Homes appealed to council for re- hinges to gain entry.. the agreement between the Township Townshincy p hrey anulKy Governmental Pursuant to the order of DONALD and Monmouth Sanitation company, "S? ! "' 1 " from Town- J; CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the cil last night applied for state lief. Council referred the matter Occupant' of the premises Is dated May 24, 1966 (the "Purchase ship, for the operation of the NOTICE Variance Hearings County of Monmouth, this day madet Separate nenlcd. bl'ds for paint sup- apprpval of $41,350 in emergency to its engineer for study. Eugene Dotto, apartment Til of Agreement"). Township agrees that SyaUm 1U1 hc on 4he application of the undersigned, plies for 1086-1987 will be received by ' at closing It will deliver to Au- .liSiuS "- ' * •<»»• Florence Stcifka and Thomas Payne, he_ appropriations but it had to delete Mayor Criticized. Continued by loners the Sutphin Dr. building. thority such' special warranty deeds, •' .i1! •*',<"• Prior to the effective ' e Mlddletown Townahlp Board of Eil- the Executors of the estate of the said :ation at the Administration BulMlng, $2,100 for engineering services Mayor Walter C. Grubb Jr. OCEAN TOWNSHIP —. The M1U of sale, endorsements, assign- "'» .1 ".. '"""'" to furnish to Delia K. Sternschusti, deceased, notice 59 Tlndall Road, Mlrtdletown, N. J. up Reported stolen were $200 worth ments and other good and sufficient, Authority a certified statement Is hereby given to the creditors of said umbn to 8:00 P.M. prevailing time on 'Mon-destined for its engineer. came under strong criticism by Board of Adjustment last night of traveler's checks, a General instruments ot conveyance, transfer f" .w 'I'" " <•' connections deceased to present to the said Ex- iay, November 21, 1968. and assignment ai shall be etfec- to the Systems, together with an ecutors their claims under oath within Mr. Storer when council autho- continued two requests for vari- Electric portable television jet, six months from this date. Specifications and' forms for bidding When the resolution was read ~- tlve to vest In Authority all Town- Itemized list of a|l accounts re- may be -secured-at-the-Board of Edu- rised the purchase of a 1967 dump ances until Thursday,Dec. 8, that . _r*__i ship's Tight, title and Interest, n ceivable and the names and ad- Dated: November 1st, I960 cation Office, 69 Tlndall Road, V riitiaily it stated that $_;iOO"would a didiamond d ringi , a .38-callber po- and to the Systems, simultaneously dresses or all users. dletoiyn, N. J. truck for $138 more .than. $6,050 of the Grand D-"elop5rs, Inc., to with such delivery, Township ana C T . FLORENCE STOFKA, be for the township engineer to lice- revolver, an Elgin lady's . ;. " maintain the Systems up 3136 32nd Street, The Board at Education reserves the it approved for a 1966 model construct-*—nursing. home on -Authority agree to take such steps' f •»' ,?e"veJy °' Possession to Astoria, New York rlfht to reject any or all bids and to review 16 applications by U.S wristwatckf^a Hamilton man's iSywt? he r«Qu_lu_Ja_B_t AjiL_ AiitJinrltyJnJjulistantlllih -And wLiveimmaierlalJnrDrmaUt!eimmaierlal-JnrDrmaUt!ei''. earlier this year. W-st T>ark_Av>llJTO*_thSrof Fred- ' ihirlty In actual possession ana op- Homes which were denied by the wristwatch and two brown' suede same working order and state o( THOMAS PAYNE JAMES . W. DAVIDHEISER 1 erick H."Samuels of South Orange erating control ot, and to Jive Au- repairs as existed on the date 104-20 212th Street, Secretary Planning Board because it had Mr. Storer charged" tnat tfiere hats. - thority full rights in and to, the hereof, except as provided In Queens Village, New York "was p°°r liaison between the to construct 882 garden apart- Systems. . . .. paragraph I-A of this Agree- . The Executors insufficient funds to pay its en- Police said value _of the mer- XOTICE ments on Rt. 35 near West Park 1-A. Townahlji Is presently Ins'""; rnent, and to continue Until the Messrs, Lane A Evans gineer for the"reviews.. legislative and administrative' chandise-has not* been deter- !ng an extension to the sanitary effective dale of transfer to op- 83 East River Road MONMOUTH COUNTV Ave. , rewerage collection system known erate such Systems In a normal Rumson, New Jersey SURROGATR'R COURT branches of the tiwn because mined. ~" *•• £s Wlllette Acres, .Township repre- and customary manner. Attorneys Xotlce tu Creditor* to:Tresent Because the measure had to council-was not informed that a sents that sain extension w II be Claim* Aica In*I _->!atr The board, told Sidney L. Ja- The entry was discovered by INe 0WITNES nav S WHEREOF, the partlei Nov. 4, 11, IS, 25 131.28 be passed by four votes and the ; transferred to the Authority, In ac- if i S executed this Agreement, ESTATE OF ADELE R. MEL.L1N, 1966 truck was not available. ' cobs, attorney for Mr. Samuels, Mr. Dotto when he returned to cordance with the Contract Plans the day and year first above written NOTICE DECEASED two council . minority members and Specifications between Town- TOWNSHIP Pursuant to the order ot DONALD The mayor replied that he "did that it expected "expert testi- his apartment at 6 p.m. He had sl__ and the Contractor Installing Attest- OP MIDDLETpwN MONMOUTH COUNTY J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate o( the opposed it, council majority of SURROGATE'S COURT not consider it of great magni- mony as to traffic patterns and left at 10 a.m. An upstairs ten- satSSmtenslon to Wlllette Acres If MJPr>_ETOWN TOWNSHIP \ Notice to Creditors to Present County of Monmouth. this day made, three voted it down and reintro- Contractor falls to abide by the „_ 8EWKRA0E AUTHORITY J on the application of the uderslgned, tude and so did not inform coun- safety" to be presented to the ant told police he heard no noise terms of the Contract Plans and C IO N Claims Anlnst Estate Harry Roman and The Monmouth duced it with the slated engineer- .,Sh J J 3. The Mayor Is hereby ESTATE OP GLADYS MERIGOLD, cil. board at its nex* meeting. , Bncclflcallons, either during the pe- authorized and directed ,on behalf DECEASED County National Bank, Executors of ing amount deleted. And it passed while he was home. * riod or time belore acceptance hy of the Township to execute said Pursuant to the order of DONALD the estate of the said Arlele R. Mel- Township, or In the period during .Agreement under the Corporate seal1 I. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the lln deceased, notice Is hereby given with only one negative vote. which any Maintenance Bond posted t w n m 1 w ch to the creditors of said deceased to by the Contractor with Tnwnsh p ?L !MS _ » ' ' , !" shall be",! County of Monmoutn, this day marie, present to the said Executors their on-tne application ol. the undersigned, Fictitious Statement' IB In existence,, the Authority, In Mary I. Colemnn.' Administratrix with claims undj»r oath- within six months -¥' that event,. Shalt notify Township of Will Ahnexed-dr the estate.oLUie'iald -i'Lbelieve this to bVa.fictitious : - 'SSn-V_|lSrer-aM"T««n«hlp- agrees - ^hl, bYnlnance'shai Gladys Merlgold, ' deceased, notice Is to take, appropriate action, Including ••«• effect upon Its passage and hereby given to the creditors of said HARRY ROMAN statement," declared Council- the Institution.'nf legal «ctlon, to publication as provided By law. deceased, to present, to the said Ad- Sycamnre Avenue - - Insure compliance ,.lY»h .Ihe .Con- man Alfred Storer, "and 1 vote Noy.,..u-,..-..--_-^ ~,— .-na»,- ministratrix—with-Will—Annexed,-their Shrewsbury, ^Ne.W-~Jerscy_ .' .,' ,- tract Plans and Specifications, ss r ; :lalms under oath within six months THE MONMOUTH COUNTY against it."* set forth above, all at no cost to NOTICE rom this date. ' < NATIONAL BANK Al h0 MOSMOUTH COUNTY Dated: Octoher 13tH, 1966 : , • (By: Ilon_R J. FITZSIMMONB, The request now goes to the 5. Atltnnrlty will pay Township SUKROdATK'S COURT MARY I. COLEMAN Trust Officer) " the following amounts as the pur- Notice to Creditors In I'resenl 15 UlRhton Place • . 303 Broatl Street , state Pepartmcnt of Local Gov- . chase price of Township's right. Claims Against Kalate ; Red Bank, New Jersey Hed Bank, New Jersey title and Interest In and to the Executors ernment for approval. Systems: ' „. PBEI N/iRD P Administratrix with Will Annexed. ^2 5 Messrs McGowttn. Baling, Mensra. Reumllle, Cornwell, t The $41,356 appropriation con Mlddletown Ofoens s 1.00 order of "DONALD Bnglioll AV Moore ' Mausner, Carotenuto _ Mcuann -, Wlllctlo Acres • . S300,OOn.on Surrogate of the Highway No, S3 , . 34 Broaij Street tains $11,000 for a special audit Shorrcrest • » • 1-00 • . wu...,a,iviii^m, surrogate Of Eatontown.. New,Jersey .; Red BunH, New Jers«y 1 Counly of Morrmouth, thls.jlavm. mada e - - *. Town»hlo reserves,the rlRht lo m«k«i led -Attorneys--*^ ~—T-- AUrnsy» of tax re6ords to find an alleged local Improvement asiesamems on .the.application-of-the-undemrsn K9.44 Oct. 28. Nov. i. -$35:88 agalmtl properties benefited by the Ju'» A- Patterson and Milton rtosen. let. 21, 2S, Nov. 4. .11 $2,000 error and $30,450 for legal extension to Ihe Wlllelte Acres sys- Executors-orP. Nelso, then estate of the .alt 'LEGAL NOTICE- LEGAL NOTIC- expenses, tem.. Authority agrees tn assume Bernariw,%w<—•!d giveP, .mi— nNelson IUtn—uic—i^i.euiforS—Of—"flal U-i deceased, notice Isf riBMIly on. and ftftgr-trre-efleritlve- b____ d-— t - • Councll-PresldenrGeorge~Cree- date nf, transfer for payment ot leceased to present lo the said Execu Of Heal Kslate In Ine Borough of-(Mr H»yen ; the purchase price "under the Pur- deceastors theii r claims under oath wlthli for .Non-payment of T»_es unit AssMsrnenls ,-..,,. vy said that the legal figure con- ^ ehsaft Agreement; - • six months from Ihls date. • ' Public Notice is hereby given that the undersigned . the Collector of Taxes 3. To assist the. Authority In fur- Dated: October S6lh, 11166 ,f the Borouirli of Fair Haven, County of Monmouth, New Jersey, will sell a tained bills from last year as KtlTH A. PATTEIISOW .uhllc auction In the Municipal Building, Fair Haven, N.J., on tin .1st day of thsrtnc* of the Overall Project, the 220 Maple Avenue • : welt- as from this year.. Township agrees to advance to Ihe December, 1986, at 10 >.M., the. following described land». ; .h-,_.;-hl. i . Authority, In the form of loans, not Red Bank, New Jtrsey Bald lands will be sold lo make 'Die amount of municipal liens chargeable After the Planners denied the exceeding .S2SO.O0O.OO in. aggregate 1 tgalnst lh« same on the first da* ot January 1988, exclusive, however, of ihe •mount In such sums and at such HILTON KOBENE lien of taxes for the year 19R6 as computed In the following list, together wth applications . for 574 lots, U.S times as the AnlB__ii__rnay request 411 River Road Interest nn said amount from the first day ot Juiy 1066 to the date ol: sale, In writing, and upolr—wteh terms ThFair Haven, New Jersey and costs of sale. The subsorlher will ••••I In fee to the ncrson who bids the •nd at such, rates, of Interest as ..•.. ., " Executors amount due.'subject to redemption at the lowest rate 6f Interest, but In no ; i may he agreed upAn'*y Township Milton Kofiene, ,Esq,. case exceeding eight t») per-centrum per annum. The payment for the sale Organ Society w i and AiitHorlly In -paf'the»'cnsts-of« 'air Haven, New Jersey «nalfrie~rnaHe before the^^''cpdlnR *' hereon (Chapter 5 of. Title .14 10711 'Allen Bt .V..19B5 77 Pln^kney r.nail Mary E. anrl ICIla Shown, left to right, are Kenneth Hurley, a. salesman in the ihop; Mortimer Gendslf an nf SAM close of hunlnr.M, nn HIP Hrndrlchson 49 R 93 Fair Haven lid ISO] p.m. Monday, and by the parent prr rtlpjn hasls fur micli quarter (is Ilr<\ HanL, Nrw Jemey Park .IBM JANET HOLMES RUDnY rot-o Cnn.it ruction Co. 11 11 Monmouth Organ Society at o. sot forth above, anil Ihfl porlltm Barzlllft Iteevey 21 4^ Navealnk Ave 11X15 owner of the store; Alexander Kulpeci of 2 I Bass PL, Farmingdale, winner of the top pnyslilo io Ton-mhlp "hall he pnld 27 Pine lirlve s.n Parker Ave IMS The society meeting starts In- wllhln thlrly (.10) irnyn nftrr' the I.lltle Rllver, New Jersey Knlhryn A, Qnlnn .17 • 0 n Frank V. Reedy. Jr, 37 H OS Parker Ave ; 11)6.1 formally at 7 p.m. and will in- award, and Mrs. Arnold Rosenthal of Wanamaisa and Mrs. Paul Rosssol of Freehold tlnne nf Ifin first qtinrlf-r f'iMtiwIng Executrixes 10S5 the rffrcllve flnte of \vt\l\tlter. All arvny 'J. Huilnwin, Ksq, itlllmHn Johnson 41 2D 112 Third 81 sewer izhnrigfa from prior t|ii/irlers Mi' Mniile Avenue rah Reevey Est. 77 77 Id Wllll.im HI 100J :lude a workshop session on Latin other contest winners. Fifty-one prizes "given by Mr. Gendell were Valued at $2,00.' Htlll dun lo TnwilflhUi an of .the ef* Red Unnk, Mew Jency ME-V1N P. STOUT •yhthm at 7:30. Guests are in- feclh« dale nf transfer (nrcounls Attorney ''' Tax Collector . Mrs. P. J. Mahoney of West Deal was lacond prize winner. MM. C. C. Vorlander of receivable) shall he collected by ov. 11, 1«. 23, Use. 3 (31.21 Nov. 4. 11, 1«. JB I1d6.72 VitCd. Eatontown_• _• _l_h HXAIHH , ilwal _*» thir_.!_!_ d_J priz*_ _ ? a_ winner_ . f . . Friday, Nov. 11, 1966-23 DAULY CROSSWORD Unlicensed Driver Gets Jail Term THE DAILY BEGISTEB I I ACROSS otut Lttwr . WW«B»AJ Blvd., mu Oned *« for Ulitut j M* te The Ttftrtto to tqfater u * crimlju) *M OOWK Dttty 2*gtater a**»W*4 mfr tion. Rfyert, 1 South Biot6wty, to Mr. Cobea «entence4 Evelyn Frank %. Oiana of North *>lata- 9. Mot* - -drink three days ia county jail for driv- Foreman, 441 8ai» Ave., to 30 (ield ma fined (25 for driving for you around the clock. Place SlsW Nov. 26,27' rational for crew ing without a license. days in the.county jail for ahop- ill U'lu.-ji'^.q tan 60 mjjJi. in a 35 m.p.h. zone LONG BRANCH - Rehearsals ployed as a research psychologist 10. K.Z. native Invalid* 20. Throw If? was Rivera's first offense, lifting from the fiewberry Store, youra now, • - •re in full swing for the Center 12. Glazier's 2. Poker stake 2Z.Prohibl. HUMIIMW KP)^3 on Ocean Blvd. in New York City. MBHH KiflHB tn handing down the sentence, 194 Broadway. Mr. Cohen then Drama. Workshop's production of Dave Herman of West Allen- compound 3. Clique tlonlets •y.V-Ail SlUUiH Mr. Cohen, said he wished that suspended the sentence'and Im- 13. Stlngi *. Attempt 23. Oak Clifford Odets' "The Country hurst will be seen as Bernie Yesterday's Answer people would learn English so posed a fine of $100. Girl," to be -presented Saturday 14. Hah 5. Large or Dedd in this production. He had 15. North reading elm they could take their .driving test Mr.. Cohen sentenced James and Sunday, Nov. 26 and 27,- at k title roles on the Center stage in Atlantic desks 25. Evening: 32. Musical arid obtain a legal license. Dickson, 159 Sixth Ave., to 30 Ocean Twnship, High School. "The Tenth Man" and "The fish 6. A servant poet drama Luis Gonzalez was sentenced to days in the county jail for the use Tickets may be gotten by call- Tiger," and had lead roles in 16. ImmenM: 7. 'Witty 26. Favorite 35. Resting 30 days in the county Jail; by of loud, and offensive language. Ing the "Y" in Long Branch, ,!The Man Who Came to Dinner,' abbr. • •ayjnjr, baked dish 38. Ares' Mr. Cohen for slashing the top of ' George Turkington, 400 Ocean mm sister . through members of the work- "Dark at the Top of the Stairs,". 17. Overhead 8. Beaver in Boiton a-convertible, belonging to a po- train State 27. Unfastened 38. Eggs shop, through, members of the "The Tender Trap," ''A Majority lice patrolman, Henry J. Sher- board of directors of the "Y." 18. Andy's ; • 9. Talk: slang 29. Mark on 39. Belonging' of One" and "The Tunnel of partner , 11. Wber of skin to a ; •or at the door. Love." "He appeared as Mr. 20. Sanskrit •gave _, 30. Oriental Babyl. god Temme, Davis of Elberon will Frank in "Diary of Ann Frank." ' school , . plant nurses 40. Fusa ATLANTIC -play the title role. She has been Aside from his acting, he is 21. Account I Allanrie HlgMojids 291 -0148 ' I""- 1" 5. eT" T" V LaV^^S^aea^aVAaBB^a^B^ai^BeA^BV^BVAae&aBBka^Bfe^BaL^BV^BBi ^sai^Bi ^aai^Bh WBKMVS OPOi fcK-MOVItS AT 7=10 seen in many workshop produc- working in the capacity of co- •. book 23. Sound F" tions, fier last appearance with chairman of the workshop's 9 I NOW THRU TUESDAY - u» p» mm. tm. mi •» on the center was when she por- 24. Deliver*' - w board of directors. . % 26. Furchaaea l .trayed Elliabe& Proctor in "The it" 15 •. v Elsewhere at the shore, Mr. 28. S&cr«d NATAUE WOOD ^ Crucible." Mrs. Davis also was Herman appeared last season at the girl possessed by the dybbuk writlngr the Asbury Playhouse In "In- ctZorou- 6. In "The Tenth Man." Other roles t- herit the Wind" and directed and trian •; w17 # . to her credit are Gloria in "Thestarred in "The Opening Night," religion 0< •IMT Tiger," Mrs. Frank In "Diary of an original one-act play by Free- 31. Half 5" ft* < Anne Frank," the girl in "Mid-hold Transcript writer Mirko ems ' & YA Of Ml die of the Night." Cora In "Dark 32. S-shaped Tuma. r •— is — PLUS 2nd BIG HIT at the Top of the Stairs" and molding — % Mr. Herman has been host of ft Madge In "Picnic." 33. Affirma- % !» 30 WHTG's (Eatontown) "Wake Up tive r it ri In addition to her acting Mrs. to Music" show (6:30 • 9:30 a.m. vote) Davis has been an active w im- 34. Close to • W is daily) for the last seven years, % - w ber of the workshop and se.ved and is WHTG's assistant man- 35. Anthro- 36 as chairman.last year. poid ager. He also operates a private 30. Greek w ft TvanrKaimaftTrf "Matawan will __ No oHIdfen's summeicssnsp^ri "the letter — n — s* — play the part of Frank Elgin. Poconos. 37. Queen He is making his third appear- Jack Kaplan (Phil Cook) is one oJThebe; \l ance with the workshop. Prior of the veterans of the workshop. 39. Soil Themoon W WORLD'S HEAVrrYEIOHTI <>"«".'""» to this, he had appeared in "TheHe is best remembered by "Y" 41. Cut FRI. — SAT. — SUN. d 42. Farewell CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT \l^ '' Tender Trap" and "Invitation to Workshop audiences for his por- MATINEE ONLY AT 2 • March." trayal of Mr. Asano in "A Major- Mr. Kalraan started his theatri- ity of One," Doc in "Come Back hi NEW! cal "career" as a student at the Little Sheba" and Dr. Buchanan FM THE FUST Master Institute of Dramatic Arts la "Suiamer and Smoke." "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean TMEOIDIE vand the Abbey Players. He has Seen In Bette Harvey (Laurie) Is the Sstarday, November J2 Com had major,roles in several New wife of a Spanish teacher at Long York productions, including "The Branch High School, and is em- ' Present—For You and Your* .»«Pon'tiet co- Window Boy," "Candy Store," ployed as publicity secretary at worfcen get your goat. Do your job and things will 2b. "Danny Dither" and "Tomorrow Monmouth Park Jockey Club. Be- the World." work oat in the long itm. Radiations denote a general Iteltep Reads sides her performances 83 Jes- feelinjof tmrest—whldi has prevailed a pood part Tickiti an sola ot Mr. Kahnan, with his wife, has sica in "The Tender Trap," Isolde of the past week—aid you could lie tempted to do All Woltr Riada Ttimtni' performed at numerous organiza- in 'Tunnel of Love," Lottie i something you'd regret almost immediately. Don't tions m the shore area as s pro "Dark at the Top of the Stairs,' E AT R throw money araand to impress someone. lesslonaltoBc dancer. He Is em-nnd Deedee in "Summer an STARTS 7:1 S & 9:30 Smoke," she Is secretary of thi workshop. - The Day Under Your Sign E S « » •TODAY 5*5;2UT David Kemmerlin (Paul Un AriH. km MM.21 H Apr. If Libra. Sept. 2»te Oct. 22 ger) attended Monmouth College. Don't mnr m pnMca to t» Ignore tt if aomeooe Is peeriih. t»-i7 Seesen of Top Broadway corns norn a acttoacto e beforbfore tt iia Aipects, and tempera, improve NOT SINCE THE He is a former Marine, Mr. Kem- Kttlca. Gin m link. . late today. Hits en Stay-in Penan merlin has appeared In man; TaunK. April 20 to May 30 Scorpio. Oct. 23 to Nov. 21 MOM,KC12-*3O workshop plays, including sue Success won't seek you; TDU Exercise utmost care la human EARLY DAYS OF roles as Dr. Lyman in "Bus have to to after it, Un all jelatkmi. wtteoUrly with your possible contacts. smrital partner. CHEVALIER HAS THERE Stop," Sol in "The Tender Trap," &emint.MeyII»oJ«r>e2l Sagtttariiu. Noy.22toDee.2l Turk in "Come Back Little Sheba Be tare tb»t what your pr» IJo not dlKcoont advice «f one and Parris in "The Crucible." pose is not impnctfcal irtm a more experienced tban- yuui self. BEEN A FRENCH long-range Ttew. You an benefit. Barbara Siegfried (Nancy SJod- Capricorn. D*c. 22 to Jin. 20 Center. JVM 32 fo Jury 21 Don't make naountaina out of ACTOR WITH dard) studied at the New Jersey Don't feel obliged to saswei molehiluu Tension wili jiass in Academy of Dramatic Arts. personal qtlciHoni'atktd If an ' short order. •a ««i»iauntD,eetaeni.TMTirrw wncu. a mow m inqulsitire friend. •u w FUM.Y, m» am* catena, touact n umi SUCH CHARM... Plays in which she has appear* Leo. July 22 to Au«. 21 Aquariut. Jen. 21 to Feb. If no.- are "The Unexpected Quest" foi Arcld (lUcJna; Interuu of your A good rule M follow lai "Ac- 'Showcase" at Fort Mtihmouth, family in ieornidj by an in- eenmste the poaitin: Elinuhete AND VERSATILITY! IKtuousorse. •••* N. Y. DAILY NEWS "Guest in the House," "Person Virgo. Aug. 22 to Sept. 22 PUc«». Feb. 20 to MercK 20 al Appearance" and "All Because Asreetoat rtUtlvt to a nwiul Be careful vhat you (miK sirwtkn tbordd wore to te tit u Mbera righllr expect you THAT GREAT MUSICAL... "The film should bring of Agatha." Miss Siegfried is to lhre up to your word. secretary -at Fort Monmouth.^ IMt, VOUtiutt Newseapcr Ejodiale international stardom to Marshall Smith*(Ralph) of As- "WRGY AND B£$$" bury Park attended Newark Rut- young Mr. Hirsch" WITH AN ALL-STAR CAST INCLUDING gers and Fairlelgh Dickinson in *-- r '••L.A.MItB*l.p-i;X*J«ll« Teaneck. He is an announcer at 9 JOYCE MtYAKT * f AVOM UON«., WHTG, and gathers local news 'Jay and the Americans AND" A 3ff-PrtCE ORCHESTTHA Marshall Naify i and writes reports for broadcasts His dramatic experience began Thur*.. April 10-800 in high school. :. At College Friday Night Robert Hirsch STAR Of THE COMEOIE FRANCAISE WEST LONG BRANCH - Jay "Cara Mia" their style. United If you ere loading for « naw and the Americans, vocalists, will Artists heard the act and let the MO VNBEUEMIY CREATES ind inieresririO, pUee to dint, sing at the Monmouth College boys do ."Cara Mia" at their next i com* try the naw .Spirit Spot Homecoming Concert at 8:30 p.m. 8 DIFFERENT ROLES IN {or a change. Delightful atmo- record session. Jay and the Amer- DINNER? sphere. < next Friday. icans came up with one of the "COMEDY SMASH When Jay Black, Marty impact records of 1965.. OfimMUBB Of course! An excellent menukof -iweculent Sanders, Sandy Deane, Howie food including steaks: fowl, fish. This record was their diploma Kane and •Kenny Vance, who to the most important part of the grew up together 'in Brooklyn, entertainment world, the musical THEATRE SERIES PRESENTED JMRIT V cut their first record, "She theater. Cried," it went to number 2 in ON STAGE AT THE... RED BANK' LUNCHEON DAILY _JpOT Jay and the Americans ap- 741-MOO the country in 1962. peared in the Universal Movie, Retrmraar - Coektoll Lemge Dfnntr—Cxcept Men. "Wild, Wild, Winter," on televi- Sycamore Avenue 'But they floundered unsuccess- TICKETS NOW ON SALE BY SUBSCRIPTION ONLY fully-on group tours, unprepared sion shows with Shindig, Hulla- New Shrewsbury » Tlrto» FelU 3 OF BROADWAY'S BEST FOR ONE LOW PRICE and without direction. baloo, the Tonight Show, Merv Griffin, Mike Douglas; in "Bye About three years later, Alex FRI. 7:15-9:30 Horn, off-Broadway manager, Bye Birdie," at the Tenthouse TICKETS AVAILABLE AT MOLLY PITCHER INN NOW PLAYING rained them in acting and sing- Music Theatre, Highland Park, NOW THRU NOV. 14 — 10 A.M. TO 4 P.M. SAT. & SUN. AT III., and in nightclubs. 5:00-7:20-9:30 ing and dance for two seasons. OR STRAN 2 OUTSTANDING HITS Tickets to the public concert One night Sammy Davis Jr. Now in its can be purchased at the gymnasi- MONMOUTH ARTS FOUNDATION tn 491, Md link, N. J "Outrageous and outrageously funnyl Funnleit of tha lot to took them on the "Tonight Show" 2nd Year In Paris! um door or through the student make box-office capital out of lex!" "- —Pott as his special guests. They sang III activities office. HIGH INFIDELITY" Address. _:.-=i._l_=i=L They're Unique! Ads in The City, Slid •.— — • Zip Cod*'- LOSE "A mirvalouily touching and tender film about the enduring Daily Register Classified workl WAU ~ Sll OTHE* SIM , for you around the clock. Place HOLIDAY KOOKUST power of loval" —McCalli Magaiine CRIMINAL yours now. ^^ OnhlKri A - • S17.J0 B - • SIlJO • C — •> II: 1 SHOWS "NOTHING BUT A MAN" Los* D — 0 JIU0 Bllcoil) E — O IIJJO TELIZABETH TAYLOR Jersey. Joe Foley of Fair •i ASRIIna-teaR a "LA DOLCE VITA" ©EPTUNE Haven will emcee tha pro- IN HM TWO ORIATIST RpUS . CITY gram, which will include vo- U.S. ROUTE 9 "CAT ON A lliOPPIN* \ calist Joe Stanton, folk sing- 2nd YEAR ROBERT WBT. ; HOT TIN ROOF" er Lucatta Fagan and dancer 4620600 771 Twice bally — AND — Beverly Kerr. Mr. Foley is as- 2:30 • 8:30 sociated with tha George P. "BUTTERFIELD 8" Sun. 7:30 Hollingba'rry Co., television BOTH IN COLOR At- 11 representative*, and start in naraMouiut rrtm ASBURY PARK In Color nm"""" TV commercials and local -* ASBURY PARK i rr»Ma Rest Plcrur* .LAST TIMES SATURDAY I; dramatic presentation!. He SHOW TIMES, Both Theatre* — "DEAD HEAT ON A MERRY-GO-ROUND" Box Office Operu hat served ai production co- TODAY at 2:00 Only HELD i HOW MUCH LONGER?? -—or tha PLA2A and FREEHOLD- Vj-Hour Before ordinator for Jack Paar, Dick TOMORROW (Sat.) at 12- Z and 4 Flrif Show! • OVER • -— Van Dyke and Merv Griffin. SUNDAY ot 1:30 and 3:30 !• I 7-PeMr -Color Nov. 11 1«6 THE DAILY HEGISTER Complete Program Lutings 9 At The . WOJUT 'The Magic Horse Film . WCWTV WNWVTV Scheduled for December 3] Ft IDAY 1I:W i No T>m« For teroeonrs i'M ' Movies -FMm—Uncle Was a Vampire— 4-Wlld W"0doni-15. 2-As The World Turns 12:40 J—Pistols 'n' Petticoats—Color Color '31—News Mrs. Rita Forman of Matawan for you around the clock. Place .Film—The Petrified Forest— 4-Get Smart—Comedy-Color FREEHOLD 4—Let's Make A Deal—Color 1:30 47—Panorama—Newsreel Is publicity chairman. yours now. 5-Fllm— Dovld Copperlleld— Leslie Howard—I hr., 40 mln. " ' cwrence Welk—Music—Color 7—issues And Answers FREEHOLD- Freddie Bartholomew—2 hrs. 1:00 :asper citron—interview J— Film—-Trie Man Who Knew Too ^ 1:00 Kirk Douolas—2 hr?, *(:(HU Dead Heat on a Merry-Oo 1:55 Anne Baxter—1 hr.. 40 mln. ' , Much-James Stewort-S hrs., 30 7—School Report—D'scusslon 13—Big Picture—Army Round 7:30; 9:40. . 4—News—Dlckerson—Color , mm.—Color 1:30 47—Spanish Forum—Discussion SUN. — Santa Claua 1:30; 3:30 2:00 •L.1 7—News " , . • S-JFK Assassination ll-MIke Hammer—Myslery 7:30 1:30 t— Ice Hockey—Rangers—Color 47-rA. A. Allen—Revival J—It'j About Time—Color Kaleidoscope 7M0; 9:25. 2—Password—Game—Color 1-MqKlng Ol The President I960— 4—Days Ol Our Lives—Coiar 7—.Film—Fear No More- 4—Walt Disney's World—Colar 1 FARM1NGDALE 7—Newlywed Game Jacques Bergerac—1 hr., 45 mln. Documentary 5^-Fllm—The Man Behind the Gun- 11—Defenders—Drama "Overlooking the beautiful Navetink River" SHORE DRIVE-IN— 9— Divorce Court—Drama * 1:35 I—Big Plchire—Army >• Randolph Scott—2 hrs.—Color 31-Facus On Books—Discussion 31—General Psychology 2—News '—Ruth Ferndndei—Variety J=AH£L5coce=VJ«tnajn_Re|!OjJ 47—Commercial Dialog DANCING FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS TO FRI. * SAT. Cartoons 7:00; Beau 1« 11—Adventures In Porodlse " 1:60 Sabbath 11:15. 2—Film-Legend ol the Lost- 7-Hollywood Palace—Color 31—Investors Roundlable 2—Ed Sullivan—Variety—Color SAL BERTOLO TRIO 2—House Party—Color John Wayne—2 hrs., 15 mln.—Color SUN. — Kaleidoscope «:O0; 0:15 4— Doctors—Serial—Color IT—Continental Comment 47—Panorama—Newsreel 5—Adventure—Travel—Color BANQUET FACILITIES UP TO 120 7—Time For Us—Serial : 10:00 );15 7—FBI—Dromo—Color Beau Geste 8:00. , 9—News And Weather 2—Gunsmoke—Western—Color 47—Film—Trieste Mia— 31—Studlb Recital—Music • Weddings • Office Parties • Executive Banquets 2:4) II—Film Features ASBURY PARK 31-Amerlconi At Work Ermando Randl—90 mln. 47-Rlvertoat—Adventure • Engagement Parties * Showers 5—News 17—Film—El HMo de la Colle— 3:30 1:10 2:51 3:15 Andreslto Pogglr>r40 mln. LYRIC— 7— News—Marlene Snnders 7—American Bandstand . 4—Hey Landlord!—Comedy—Color La Dolce Vila 3:00: 7:00: 9:55. 7_FI|m—The Crawling Hand- 111:30 •—Film—Convicts Four- 5—Opinion in The capital Wharf Avenue Red Bank J:M Peter Breck-1 hr.. 45 mln. 7—Around The World—Color SAT. — La Dolce VIU 2:30; 6:00 2—To Tell The Truth . Ben Gazzara—2 hrs. II—True Adventure, OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK—UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT 9:30. 1:55 II—AFL Game Ol The Week—Color 31-Commedlo Dell 'Arts 31-Survey Ol The Arts 4-Anblher World—Color 2—Film—Nob Hill— 11:00 MAYFAIR— 7^-New York Report 21 West River Road Rumsoti SUN — Cartoons 6:15; Seconds 8:33 l:M 10:19; Visit to a*Small Planet 9:49. : : !0:M 5—Film—Task Force— 2—College Counterpoint 2—Look Up And Live PHONE 842-9805 Gary Cooper—2 hrs. 2:30 ""• •• MAJESTIC^- 7—Time Tunnel—Adventur»-Color 4--Man In Office—Color 3 Beautiful Dining Rooms! KlcUtie Show; Gulliver's Travels Be 1-Young Worldi-Debale 11—Potty Duke-rComedy 9—Fllm-Conylcis Four- yond the &foon 2:00; Kaleldoacope 13—N.E.T. Playhouse 7:20; 9:25. Ben Gazzard—2 hrs. 31—Survey Ol The Arts 11—Film—Land of .the Lost Volcano- SAT. - Kldde Show: Gulliver'; 47—Rlverboat—Adventure JS? FUN and Music in the , Travels Beyond the Moon_ 2:00 Johnny Sheffleld-W mln. PREVUE: Return ol the Seven 8:10. "2—Turning Point— p'anel % Cocktdil lounge M BUN. — Kiddle Show: Gulllver'l 4^-Mon From U.N.C.L.E.-Color 31-Studlo Recltpl-Muslc Travels Beyond the Moon 2:00: Am-11—Dr. Klldore—Drama 3:30 _buih Bay 4:<0; 8:10: Return of the 31—Eye On The Universe 2-Eve On New York—Color Seven 6:30: 10:00. 9:M 4^Protlle On The Arts—Color P/an your next social event in MENLO PARK 2—Film—Malor Dundee— S_FMm— Fighting Trouble— Charllon Heston—2 hrs., U mln.— Huntz Hall—<0 mln. CINEMA- • Color 31—Portfolio—Olscusslnn one of our 3 Banquet Rooms ! FRI. SAT. A EUT). — kaleldogcope 7—Milton Berle—Variety-Color 4:00 •We at CEDAR INN in\ilc you to participate with us in renewing an 2:00; 3:58; 5:56; 7:54; 9:52. 13-N.Y. Television Theater 2-MPL Counldown—Color 31—Film Feature 47—Mlguellto Voldes-Dance 4— Research Prelect—Color t:JO ' 11—Horse Race—Garden Stale—Color ,Old Fashioned Custom 31—Rim Feature COBBLESTONES Police Seek Youth 4—Hallmark Hall Ol Fame—Color 9—Mike Douglas-Variety 4—Vietnam Review—Color In Poolroom Theft IWerrv Mason—Mystery 5^-Hone Race—Aqueduct "SUNDAY CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH" * 741-8344^ 31—Americans At Work 7—Colleqe Football—Army vs. FREEHOLD — An unidentified California an elegant leisurely brunch, served from noon to 3 youth about 18 years old broke 31—News 9—Fll'nV-Sombra, the Spider Woman— p.m. Route35 Middle-town 11—Lloyd Thoxton-Vartety Dinners also served after 12 noon igjo the Vet's Poolroom. 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Color about 12:15 a.m.. and chased him 4—N ews—McGee—Color 31—Lee Graham— Interview ' , ,-Cavlor Omelette Presents for Your Dining and Dancing Pleasure 5—Newi 9 i • 47-Ernest Tubb—Music Roast Beei Hash.crowned with a Poached EO0 into the market yard parking lot 7—News-B«utel, Martin - :. 5:55 ' The Sweet Sounds of •—BoxInd—ChamplonshlD—Color 4—Football Scoreboard Gaspe Salmon scrombled wJth Eggs adhere he lost him. II—Weather—Gloria Ok $3.50 EVE NINO Bits a' Beet, creamed on Toast <:N Cedar Omelette (chopped meat and potatoes) .4-New YgrRJIbististtd, . 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CHILDRENHALF PRICE 5 to 6 p.m. — POPULAR PRICES HOFBRAUHAUS Banquets • FEATURIMO * WIMMMMMMMI ——————— Otrman-Amerlcan Culiln* luncheons • dinners • banquets lavarlan Music Nlfaly Try Our Let Us Arrange Your seafood • steaks • chops and Sunday afternoon American Express - Diners' Club Delectable, Delicious WEDDING ; Dancing Friday and Saturday Lun'eheoni 12-2 • Dlnntn $|95 . , RECEPTION ! Banquet Facilities Complate— includes All Grotuf-'l ties, ' cocfctatli and Boltleal OPEN YEAR ROUND SMORGASBORD Liquors — Alto Appltei tol Other Funcffom. SCENIC DRIVE Monday thru Friday; Banquet facilities ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS $ 75 per 542-0800 12:00 to 2:30 p.m. | , 6 penon •••••••••••••••••a •••••••••••••••••» HWY.35 EATONTOWN 291-0224 appetite) fort Moamourh CLOSID TUKDAYS MONMOUTH ROAD WEST LONG BRANCH THZ DAILY REGISTER Friday, N<*. II. TV Highlights Meat Cutting Institute Set 8-» (7) — HIM Tunnel. ."Devil's Island." Another stem-bang OAKHURST — The annual sei EAST KEANSBURG — A newtraining for the unskilled awf the!' vice of the 15th District of th adventure the youngsters will enjoy. Tony and Doug's -un- charted, travels through time plunge them onto the infamous school-will open here soon. Part unemployed. Applicants must Not Cow Order of the Eastern Star wil of it looks like any school, with have a sixth grade education and Il-Tw.ntlMt> OsnhTrjr Ben OoKara—I hri, penal colony, Devil's Island, during the taste 1890's. (Color). »l-W«MOf ThsAri. 11—Word Of Ufe—Religion be Sunday at 8 pjn, at the Fin desks, chairs and blackboards. may pick up applications at the 47—Pujnof«|o-Vorl»tv - 11:10 Methodist Church, here. 8-9 (IS) — NET Playhouse. "Victoria Regina — Summer." Another part, " however, resem- Institute on Rt, 38, just east of »•» • *-Weaftier—Hernoiv-Color" II—Anlta3ctPfi Mrs. Richard Beckmann, th Part II of this fascinating four-parter on the life of Queen bles a meat cutting plant. Palmer Ave., or at any New Jer- ^55 wReia Collins, Don worthy district, deputy; will we! Victoria wptinues to call for superlatives. Patricia Routledge sey State Employment office. lfl'M' Robertson—Color They are both important parts J-Condld Comero-iolor 4-LocoJ New*—Pond—Color come the guests and present' and Joachtm Hansen are exquisitely matched as Victoria and of the newly completed Ameri- While attending the 40-hour-a- *-AMy Wllllanu—Variety—Color ... 1J:U kJlm roll call of those from allcha; Albert. ' , can Meat Cutting Institute on Rt.week courses, Monday through II—Rawhide—Western '^ J-Sportt—AM Allen—Color ters of the district. 31—Ral Presents 11*30 8:304 (2) — Hogan's Heroes. There's a nice blend of pace 36. The school, a pilot project Friday, students will be paid $48 *-*-llm-Wrilten on'the Wlmi- Rev, Dr. John D. Bair, Rastpi for similar schools in Wash- to $70 according to the number 47—Film—To Be Announced Rock Hudlorv-1 hr., 5$ mln.-Color and humor in this account of the POW's attempt to photograph t-?Whal<» My ClyG will deliver the sermon. Marjori a tiny radio-controlled German tank. Honors are shared equally ington, D. C, Pennsylvania, Flor- of dependents and the income of' King will be soloist and Mrs ida and Illinois, is the brain child the family. ll-€noount«r_Reiioioti Lewis Glutn, a former membe; by actons Hovis, Clary, Crane and Klemperer. (Color). «7—Wgh Rood—John Gunthar Ml: 15 (2) — Friday Night Movie. "Major Dundee." (1965). of its president, James Torchio, M of the Oakhurst Church and Mr. Torchio has had 40 years 7-Looal News " worthy matron of the Mel One of those big, sprawling Cavalry versus Indians adventure 12 *0S with a sturdy performance by Charlton Heston In lie title In the retail meat business as a 77te 7— Racer*— Pitcher Chapter 188 will tato partner in the family business, Fort Donates part in the service, role. (Color), ; ,r^»r^o1.r Pak Rite Beef Company. A broth ••7—News—Jose Lonia 1:30-11 (4) — Hallmark Hall of Fame — "Barefoot In er, Frank, with 30 years of ex- BETSY ROSS 12:30 Athens." Amusing, entertaining, and absorbing by turns, Max- $72,000 To H—Bio Picture—Army-Color *-N»w*-Horry Arouit Cvi. lack G. Condon perience, will be the head In- Well Anderson's satire of Socrates starts as caricature, but structor of the institue. The two FAMILY RESTAURANT 4-Fllrn—Th« Invisible Man's 2—Captain Kangaroo grows in stature until the man of wisdom is exposed. (Color). Fund Drives . Revenoe-Jon HalM hr., 40 mm. II—Fun Hous«r-Ct>lM brothers, plus Albert and Victor 9-Newj And Weafher 1:11 10-11 (7) — 12 O'Clocfc High. "The Fighter Pilot." A bit Condon Heads Forte, Washington, D. C, make FORT MONMOUTH - Record more complicated in plot than usual, but action enough to up the board of directors of the Now features A 2-New», >:2J «:» results from authorized fund S-Yogo R>r Healtti thrill the fans. A hot-shot pilot, played by Don Gordon, and institute. drives show personnel here con- 7—Llttlt Rosqalj—Comedy —complete children's 4=«i™-Jl-Shoulry - been 51 deaths in the county A native of Brooklyn, N. Y., will benefit 13 designated social, 9—Film—Coni&l rator— Speaking, before a meeting o Col. Condon is a graduate of theproval of the state Department SEAVIEW PLAYERS Robert Taylor—*0 mln. the Monmouth County Traffi through ]ast Sunday night. A of Education. The non-prof it. in- health and welfare agencies In II—Racket Sqvad—Police Safety Committee at Beau Ri- year ago at'lttie same time, ignal Corps Officer Candidate stitute will" provide vocational Monmouth County. [iresfiits IJli-Parlons Fmncou'i vage, Warren Ave., Capt. Dunn there had been £4. Monmouth School (1941), the Advanced Of- County appears to be maintain- ficers' Course (1953), and the SUSAN SLADE'S TWO-ACT COMEDY , 4—New*—Vanftcur—Color quoted « report from, state At- 113—Science land-edutetlon torney General Arthur J. Sills. ing its Improvement this year in Command and General Staff Col- lege (1958). During World War 2—Beverly Hlllbllllei Mr, Sills has estimated convic- the face of a statewide increase Ready When You Are, C. B. 4—Concentration—Color tions will rise to 2,700-tjbis yea of 29 deaths. I he served in North Africa, at the Monmourh Shopping Center, 5—Bold Journey—Travel and to 3,500 in 1967. Jumping red lights is an in-Icily and Italy, for which he 7-Glrl Talk-Pan«l wears the Cavaliere Officiate La- 11—Mock And Myer-Conwdy Capt. Dunn, characterized th< creasing cause of accidents in Civic Auditorium the county, Mr. Noll said. Re- Corrona d'ltalia. His other dec- 11—Cartoons-ailldren—Color drinking driver as "one of th NOVEMBER 11, 12, 18, 19, 25, 26 113—Children Of omtr Landl ilggest problems police have t porting that he had seen even orations Include the Bronze Star buses ignoring red signals — Medal. (542-3200 or 222-88051 S1.75 - J2.25 J—Andy Griffith—Comedy deal with." He praised the new 4—Pat Boone—Variety—Color laws, which require drivers t "not amber lights, red ones* — 5—Cartoons-Children 7—Supermarket Sweetf take tests for blood alcohol con he urged police officials to crack 11—Bill Blery—color tent when suspected of drunk down on violators. ••••••••••••*•***••*** 11:05 Driver Fined, 13—Sing. Children, Slnq driving or lose their licenses, "It's wonderful. until someone 11:20 and provide penalties for driv gets murdered at a red light; Every Wed., Fri. & SaU Nite n—Exploring Science 11:10 ing while impaired as -well asthen the people get up in arms," Suspended 2—Dlcfc Van Dyke—Comedy . when legally drunk. he remarked. 4— Hollywood Squares—Color NICKY ADDEO S-Ctiuck McCann—Children Help to Police For 60 Days 7—Dating Game "The new laws put the pollci 9-4/Vorld Adventures—Color EATONTOWN — George D, & the "EXCEPTIONS" 11—Carol Corbett—Color In a good position to combat th Jannarone Will • 11:40" roblem today/' he said. Sullivan Jr., 22,' a Fort Mon- ENTERTAINMENT STARTS 9:00 lJ-Hlstorlc Shrines During the first eight months Address Session mouth soldier, was fined $25 in f 1966, Capt. Dunn . went . on HAZLET — R. Thomas Jan- Municipal Court yesterday when there have been 51 drunk drivin rtarone, superintendent of' Rarl he pleaded guilty to careless driv- fate PIN-UP LOUNGE i Fort Troops arrests on the New Jersey Turn tan schools, will be the guest ing. 103BAYAVE. 872-1149 HIGHLANDS pike and 42 on the Garden State speaker at the regular monthly Magistrate William S.. Throck- 'arkway, according to state po meeting of the Cove Road School morton also revoked the soldier's Veterans ice. The? corresponding figures Parent-Teachers,Organization, to New Jersey driving privilege tor or last year are 22 and 21, h be held,Monday at 8:15 p.m. atTO days, . , . Day Rites reported. the , school. Classrooms will bo Also fined for careless driving open from 7:45 to 8:15 p.m. A TONITE THRU All counties-have also reported was another soldier, Gregory FORT MONMOUTH — Vet musical will be presented by theGriffith, -23. -He said *15 after erans Day celebrations in Mon- ncreases in drunk; driving ar school band. fcf "Rich Warm Comedy— mouth County today will feature rests and convictions, althoug pleading'guilty and admitting V, Drana of Jewish Ufe" participation by Fort Monmouth lack of equipment and trainin. Mrs. Ray Jones and Mrslos. t my head" in an incident BUT IN THREB WEEKS troops and a speech by Brig. in its use have prevented som Frank Chavino, membership that led to an accident. OONV TELL Noeotty BUT Gen. Ifenneth M. Gonseth, dep- municipalities from participating chairmen, said a total of 206 have David Backers, 36, of 8O2'/£ G/ANT CMBSTJ* Central Ave., Asbury Park, was I'M GOHMA HAVE? A G/ANT CMBSTJ PADDY CHAYEFSKY'S uty commanding general for opi-n the new enforcement drive. been signed up to date, with erations, of the Army Electronics Reports from other states con- teachers having 100 percent fined $15 for driving without a Command. fm New Jersey's experience membership. license and $10 for contempt of - HILARIOUS hat many fatal accidents involve court in not appearing when sum- GENERAL ELECTRIC Firing squads, buglers and The first social and fund-rais- moned. honor guards, drawn from the rinking drivers, Capt. ' Dunn trig event for the organization wit NO-FROST "16" Refrigerator-Freezer Iff said. -Delaware police repor be a dinnerdance at Crysta Joel A. Blumberg, 31, of Cam- 1 Army Signal Center and School den, was fined $10 for speeding and the Electronics Support hat in 60 fatal accidents 4& theBrook Inn, Eatontmvn, Jan. 28, THE TENTH MAN' rst seven months of this Jrear, with Mrs. Thomas Flaherty anc 59 miles an hour in a 50-mph Command are taking part in zone. - He also paid $10 for ceremonies in Asbury Park, 22 involved drinking drivers. O Mrs. Martin Kiley, ways and Starring . ne-car fatal accidents in Dela means co-chairmen, in charge contempt of court for not an- Keansburg, Oceanport, Deal and swering a summons issued in Long Branch. - •are, 58 per cent involved drink- Tickets will be available at all Refills Ice Tra ing drivers, meetings. June. - BARBARA LEY Gen. Gonseth will speak at the Walter Hammary 'Jr., 25, p|f Long Branch ceremonies, and a In Michigan, reports on fata ccidents over Memorial Day 1104 Asbury Ave., Asbury Park, RESERVE NOW!! 774-101! helicopter from the Army Avia- was fined $10 for making an im- tion Detachment at Lakehurst Fourth of July and Labor Day Solos in 'Copter Automatical proper turn at Monmouth Shop- will drop a wreath "in the ocean eekends indicate drinking driv- PENSACOiA, Fla. — Navy No Mess! No Spill!, es were Involved in 40 to 52 per ping Center and $5 for delinquent as a tribute to servicemen lost Ensign Frederick T. Massey, son inspection. No Empty Ice Trays Ever! at sea. :ent of the, deaths. f Mrs. Gladys O. Smith, 17 Edward C. Slezak, 56, of 193 new, simple, DEPENDABLE FUN The ceremonial unit of the Sig- Previous Records Mount St., Red Bank, N. J., hasWhite St., Farmingdale, was nal School paraded in Middle- A great proportion 'of these completed his first solo flight at fined $10 for disregarding a red town last Sunday In a pre-Vet- rlhklng drivers have records of Helicopter Training Squadron tight. AUTO-FILL WEMAKER rom four to 27 previous traffic ) For Your Enjoyment crans Day parade, and will go Eight, Ellyson Field, here. Isabella, Kirkpatrick, 38, of 100 to Midland Park Saturday. Thestations, Capt. Dunn added. In preparation for qualification Only 4 moving pai.J In an 18-minute film, repre- South St, was fined $10 after compifwl vrltn ovtr > unit consists of a drill team, a as a helicopter pilot he complet- pleading guilty to speeding 42 100 In othar maknl entatlves of Minnesota Mining Easily ramowd for drum and bugle corps, and a ed an extensive ground training miles an hour in a 25-mph zone. TAl FARLOW TRIO color guard. :nd Manufacturing Co., Philadel- cleaning. Trays may b* :ourse in rotary." wing aircraft Charles Ward Jr., 17, of fil filled manually, phia, showed advantages of re-principles and will receive flight If you with. lectorized license plates as now Cherry St., New Shrewsbury, paid Tonight, Saturday, Sunday Night instruction in the Navy's Bell and $10 for driving a motorcycle with- sed in 28 states and the District ilkorsky helicopters. Plan Rt. 36,f Columbia. out a proper license and $5 for Upon completion of his helicop- making an illegal left turn into DINING — COCKTAILS William B. Maclndoe of DM ex- er training he will be designated Throckmorton Ave. Middletown ained that rear-end collisions naval' aviator. Five-dollar fines were assessed AVAILABLE FOR PRIVATE PARTIES t night can to a large extent A graduate of Vanderbilt Unl- against Jessie Brown, 35, a Fort Parking Ban « prevented by the reflectoriied rersity, Nashville, Tenn., Ens. Monmouth soldier, speeding; MONDAY thru THURSDAYS gs, which can be seen as fardassey entered the Navy In June, Juan I. Vegga Sterling of 1714 TRENTON — The state High- .s 2,000 feet away. In addition, 965. Olden Ave., Neptune, illegal left way Department has announced e said, police can read (license turn; Herbert D. Edwards, 68, of that parking soon will be banned THE ates and identify vehicles much MEMORIAL SERVICES 79 Lake Ave., Fair Haven, Il- at all times on both sides of lore easily if such plates are legal left turn; Raymond R. Rt. 36 in Middletown Township. KEYPORT—Aberdeen Chapter, PHONE sed. Order of De Molay, will hold Smith, 21, a Fort Monmouth sol- QUAY Rt. 36 in the area has been The New Jersey State Legisla- memorial services for Dad Land; dier, illegal left turn; and I 842-1994 widened to four lanes, divided ire refused to consider a bill Mitchell Lieberman, 67, of 91 OCEAN AVE. chapter founder, Sunday at 4 by a center barrier. Jughandle aking the plates mandatory j.m. in St. Peter's Episcopal tooper Ave., Long Branch, il-|, • i. -SREE FREEZER STORES 145 LBS. OF FROZEN FOODSI • SEA BRIGHT turns have been constructed at 8 NEW ADJUSTA-SHELVES, all hilf-wldM, all adiustabla. 2 gllda out. o years ago, Mr. Maclndoe Ihurch, Spotswood. legal left turn. • GLIDE-OUT MEAT PAN with, cover. • NO COILS IN BACK. Fits major intersections. Kplained, rejecting it on flush to tha wall. • IN WHITE. COPPERTONE, DECORATOR COLORS A department spokesman said ounds of cost. He asked the INCLUDING NEW AVOCADO) ilhnlnation of parking is neces- jmmittee's support in getting NO DOWN PAYMENT! EASY TERMS! 'Minim«m retlil P'ic» sary to gain the full effectiveness measure reconsidered. You may eider the tnodil shown Muouih us. your fnnchiied G-E Dialar. of the increased lane capacity. New Type Plates Sil'tur tolitnUupUy, pricu ind ttrmi. The no-parking regulation will be- Cost of Teflectorizing New Qhuruf come effective within two weeks ersey tags, he estimated, would when signs are erected. >e 25 cents a set. YOU CAN PUT YOUR(HEARJ)|NTO... GEO. C. KOEPPEL CHINESE RESTAURANT mm 8 WALLACE ST., RED BANK— 741-8329 AND SON, inc. Hie Candlelight Room NEW! Special Prices on Our Exotic — Deluxe at the This Christmas, Mnd extra pleasure with your greet' Plumbing • Heating - ings. These hew, compact SHORE HILL MOTEL TRIM-LINE Photo.Greeting ' TV Repair HOUSE Cards will be treasured by FAMOUS friends and relatives for Restaurant — Cocktail Lounge years to come. Bring in your SPECIALITY favorite negative, ulect the "Visit Our New TV- FAMILY proudly announces design that's, right for you, Surprise Dishes and we'll t>« happy to make Stereo Demonstration your TRIM-LINE Cards. DINNER Arranged By THE RETURN OF ITS CHEF Room" Management seasons greetings APPLIANi BILL GANTLAN 'FROM A You'll be satisfied w.th our real Oriental 1 141 First Ays. Cooking. WHY BOTHER GOING TO CHINA TOWN famouB for Prime Ribs DEALER. Atlantic Highlands |WI WILL COMPLETELY-II DAILY 8 A.M. TO 10 r.til.—Ml. ft SAT. and Sea Food Dinners IN STALL fc- SERVICE HOURS: TILL 11 P.M.—SUN. 12 NOON-10 P.M. 15 WALLACE ST. ^WIRING tr PLUMBING , 344 OCEAN AVE. 842-3084 SEA BRIGHT RED BAr< vFORTHEUFEOF D 747-2273 JftMACRl 291-0890 CHEN LEE GAI KEW Authorized Kodak Processing i. 98~Frti«y, Hm. 11, 1%6 THE DAILY REGISTER Safety Unit Would Make Cycle Contrdts Tighter mt Ml SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS - special techniques required in op ft Regulations on motorcycles will eration of motorcycles. be much more stringent if the I. A special driver's manual Moranouth County Traffic Safety for motorcyclists should be i COMPANY Committee has its way. I sued. Committee members, meeting 7. Consideration should be giv ASIURY PARK • RED BANK • BRICK TOWH yesterday at Beau Rivage, War-en to training drivers before the; ren Ave.. voted unanimously to are allowed on highways, rathe if TC support recommendations of the than issuing learner's permit Jit aub-committee on motor veh Tt and turning applicants loose, BI cle equipment and maintenance is done at present. Tf which would tighten motorcycl BE 8. Motorcycle rental agencie: IN law. FI should be regulated to make sun pr In View of mushrooming mo drivers have motorcycle license: M: TF toreycle registrations in the state before they rent a cycle. and an accompanying sharp ris New Jersey motorcycle regis s -In iatalities, the sub-cprnmittee trations- numbered about 18,QW>_aJ recommends: B the end of 1964. It is expectec 1. Motorcycles should be they will have doubled by the end brought under the state inspec- of this year. Accidents have in- tion program and be inspects creased along with registrations. •roi 'once' a year. At present, the two-There were 542 motorcycle anc W. 'wheelers-are not required^obe scooter accidents and:12fatali inspected at all. ties in New Jersey in the first si: 2. Equipment standards shouli months of 1965—200 more acci require an adequate passenge dents and three more fatalities seat' with handholds and foot- than in the same months of 1964 rests; crash bars; mandatory This year's totals, not yet com- protective helmets and goggles; piled, are considerably higher, improved protection from exhaust according to estimates by th eystem heat; specifications "for state Sa.fetjrC6uncil.^ adequate brakes; windshields nil two headlights, two taillights, di- rectional signals and side reflec- ss tors on all cycles. Scout Camp w 3. In addition, they, should b r ti Work at New lcne t rated to carry passengers, or n< ndi passengers should be allowed, w: jrll Present registration cards speci- >^-l: ,--* 'or Site Slated bio fy no passengers, yet most cycle 210, carry them. OAKHURST — Monmouth crti Counc.il of Boy Scouts will have ? " 4. Side-saddle riding by passen a work crew of scout leaders ••'•T-..V": .;-:v "$;•*. '.--:•• ^ UP gers or drivers should be pro- [ID at the new Manalapan Township [O? hibited. N campsite tomorrow to prepare OH 5. Testing of motorcycle li- I areas for major construction cense applicants should be im- which is scheduled for next til proved to make certain they are spring. By familiar with traffic . laws and I Edwin Ambler, Interlaken, newly appointed camping chair- Drivers Fined man for Monmouth Council sai thi some 50 Scout officials woul ful .KEYPORT — Four - motorists to were fined for careless driving take part In the one day stake- ty >u by Magistrate Seymour Klein- out. thl berg Wednesday. According to Mr. Ambler,- th They were John Drumheller, 2 objective of the group will be Green Grove Ave., and Claude to locate the troop campsit y Berideau, Elizabeth St., both areas and start to open trail ow here, and Theodore Washington, and jeep roads on the property. IT 264 First Ave., Cliffwood, $15 They also plan to lay out the • N OW each, and Bonnie Simmons, Syr- chapel area and do some clear- FtA jilt' acuse, N. Y., $10. ing. . list William Lane, Sherman Ave., IS The siout council took title to 146 Belford, was assessed $15 for the 200-aere property in 1964: It pissing on the right. is just North of Rt. 33 on Old Fined $10 for disregarding a Iron Ore Rd. The site will be rett red light and $25 for delinquent up. used for weekend camping on he return of summons was Roose- i tl year-around basis with specia UP! velt Johnson, Jersey City. day activities for the Cub Seoul ay. I Ml division during the summer. \V1 as FENCING? So far, the Scouts have been t tl nip engaged only in conservation SPECIAL! Women's 2-Pc. eve projects at the site, including e the planting ol 5,000 trees and tmrl WI the re-seeding o! some 50 acres Double Knit Wools Ivor of open fields. nft urn tic The scouts hope to Have the le new camp in operation in th ons fall of 1967, Mr. Ambler said. Expansiv* details and contrast trimi! Each parfaetly pro- .NC They >wiH continue to make use bortioned and t+yled +o custom fit th* half tiza figurt. r t of their Camp Houaman facility Prom a group, sizes I2'/J to 22'/». roir n Farmingdale until then. left: Flip-tie neckline, slim skirt. Royal, green; red. Au To est Scott to Quit right: Cardigan neckline, crochet cuffs, hem. Green, red.

To If Health Post STEINBACH'S WOMEN'S DRESSES PHONE MANALAPAN — Lester, C. M*n*nln*, «lio Aibury. Park, Brick Tew» Scott, health officer here, has cal Au asked the board of health to find us WARDS! a replacement for him. Mo • FREE ESTIMATE! Mr. Scott, who is employed "TALK BACK"-^a lively new • t FREE PLANNING! art-time by the township, told dx :he board last night that he has AS, • TOP-QUALITY iccepted a full-time position in sling-back by Socialites at the MATERIALS AND Lakewood. till Slip your foot into our bare-back, beauty with new lower nit INSTALLATION The officer said that he would shaped Keel! See how it seems -to ilim and shorten, give In! continue here on a day-a-week 542-2150 basis until 4 replacement , is your leg a flattering new look! You'll love it In black or found. brass calfskin. The board adopted, on final thi reading, the New Jersey .Housing STEINBACH'S SHOES. Strut Fleer •r, tlv Code which establishes rules and IIIQ; Aibury P«rk, Brisk Town By regulations for habitable build- Ini ings.

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Tl. We would like io • I e? tf express our deep III fll th et and sincere th T. A gratitude to the tl In voters of In RED BANK tl FOR ELECTING US TO OFFICE. Here are the .coat* ypu live In ..;,. driving to ichoolj ;the, ttatlon,",?, V.&fj? construction that marks them'White Stag! Misses' sizes.' ' i'B'^:^|(f(, Fling! SUPPORT HOSIERY 01 atlt VERY MUCH! tl top: Granstander of poplin; quilted' rnlddle and cuffs, pile collar; in full range of sizes JOHN P. ARNONE plalcf wool llningi > <\ ' and lengths for perfect fit! 81 MAYOR-ELECT below: Trim Topper of acrilan acrylic pile; notched lapel. Bur- Fling* gives evon, sure encircling support with no vertical tension on garters or toes. Look so filmy gundy, midnight blue. . ' $35 THOMAS F. OAKLEY nobody need know you're wearing support stockings! Two shades: Smoke, Beige. ' 5 95 pr JOSEPH FALVO STEINBACH'S SPORTSWEAR, Strut Floor, *l>e Aibury Park, Brick Town WILLIAM S. ANDERSON .STEINBACH'S HOSIERY, Strtat Floor «lio Aibury Park, Brick Town COUNCILMEN-ELECT SHOP Rod Bank, Asbury Park Wednesday and Friday 'til 9:30 p.m.