Enlargement Planning Is Approved

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Sunny, Pleasant Sunny and pleasant today. THEDAILY HOME Fair and cool tonight. Sunny l and mild again tomorrow. i. -gg / FINAL (See Setills Pate 2) Monmouth County's Home Newspaper for 90 Yearn VOL. 91, NO. 60 RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1968 TEN CENTS Little Silver Okays High School Region Study LITTLE SILVER-It's'Red leagues, Little Silver board five members present, simply were the only members of the Red Bank board members . The Red Bank board will after conclusion of formal Bank's ball game now. members have dropped their declares willingness to enter public to attend the meeting, "are still trying to make up our continue discussion of its posi- study, it adopted a resolution The Little Silver Board of insistence on a new school and into a three - district high "and I agree." minds" whether to drop their tion at a workshop meeting calling for two-district kinder- Education last night voted for a new site. ' . school regionalizatiorfstudy. The reference was to the demand for inclusion of grades Tuesday, Mr. Gale said. garten - 12th grade regionaliza- a formal study of high school The Shrewsbury resolution "It leaves the question of a three - district regionalization Some Red Bank board mem- tion with Shrewsbury, include regionalization (grades 9-12) last week urged a study of "all school plant hanging," board seven and eight, Clarence bers appear willing to agree to ing construction of a junior- with Shrewsbury and Bed talks four years ago which end- Gale, chairman of that board's possibilities" for 9-12 grade member Curtis Callan com- ed abruptly when the Red Bank a study of 9-12 grade regionali- senior high school. That reso- Bank. regionaliatiion subcommittee, lution has been publicly ignored regionalization. Board mem- mented. board insisted upon discussing zation, if only to end the im- The Shrewsbury Board of bers there said that translates "This is pretty much what said last night. passe and get the talks going by the Shrewsbury board. Education took the same action to willingness to consider use of we bought in 1964," board pres- regionalization of. the en- Mr. Gale said the Red Bank again. However, others appear Dr. Benjamin S. Sanderson, at its meeting last week. the existing Red Bank High ident Robert Lehman said tire school systems — kinder- board "is trying to do even adamant. who has represented the Little The Red Bank school board School plant. when the resolution was intro- garten through 12th grade. more research" on school dis- Mr. Lehman emphasized that Silver board in the regionaliza- has an official position calling Adjourned Meeting duced. Then, as now, Little Silver and trict organization. He said this the resolution adopted last tion discussions, said that, by for a study of 7-12 grade re- The Little Silver resolution, "You don't think that's prog- Shrewsbury were interested includes "discussions with peo- night "doesn't detract" from law, county Superintendent of gionalization, or none at all. adopted at an adjourned meet- ress," Mr. Lehman said in an only in high school regionaliza- ple outside the school system," " the action the Little Silver Schools Earl B. Garrison must Like their Shrewsbury col- Ing by unanimous vote of the aside to the four women who tion. but didn't elaborate. board took last October, when, (See OKAYS, Pg. 3, Col. 3) Sills to Ask Federal Aides To Testify in Crime Probe TRENTON (AP) - State was uncertain they would con- Jersey sparked Sills' call for he plans to call Prof. Robert had "tried to interfere" with upon hearsay; nothing eviden- Atty. Gen. Arthur J. Sills says sent. special grand jury action, has Blakey, a University of Notre an election referendum to per- tial that could be taken before a he'll seek to have top officials The state attorney general agreed to meet with the state Dame law professor and for- mit establishment of a night grand jury for an indictment.' of the U.S. Department of Jus- received special permission attorney general here next mer Justice Department em- harness track in Secaucus Sills said he would personal- tice and the FBI testify at a from Gov. Richard J Hughes Wednesday and to appear be- ploye, who also testified before last year, also will be called ly conduct some of the interro special grand jury investigation to go before a grand jury to fore the grand jury. the state Senate's Law and Pub- by Sills. gation of witnesses before the of organized crime and official probe allegations by two former Sills said, however, that Ruth lic Safety Committee that or- But the state attorney gener- grand jury. corruption in New Jersey. U.S. Justice Department offi- told his office that he had been ganized crime was widespread al said he would ask federa' Earlier Hughes had said he Sills said yesterday he wants cials who testified at a legisla- called by the Justice Depart- in New Jersey. officials to appear whether or was unaware of any wide- testimony regarding federal in- tive hearing this week that ment in Washington and ad- May Call Salerno not the information Salerno spread organized crime in New formation on organized crime New Jersey had a serious or- vised that he might not be at Ralph Salerno, a former New Ruth and Blakey give to the Jersey. He said he would leave activities in the state. Sills in- ganized crime problem. liberty to divulge any informa- York City supervisor of detec- grand jury is evidential. the conduct of the pend- dicated he'll ask FBI Director Prof. Henry Ruth, a Univer- tion which he learned while tives, who testified at the hear- "I may have the same ing grand jury investigation in J. Edgar Hoover and U.S. Atty. sity of Pennsylvania law pro- employed as a special attorney ing that electronic surveillance formation they have," Sills Sills' hands. Sills said it would Gen. Ramsey Clark for permis- fessor whose statement that for the department's Organized in New York had uncovered said. "We have received infor- be two to three weeks before sion for their top officers to "organized crime could get Crime Section. evidence that persons associat- mation from federal officials in the grand jury would begin its appear here, but added that be most anything it wants" in New In addition to Ruth, Sills said ed with syndicated crime the past but it was hearsay deliberations. Hughes Skeptical The governor indicated hi COMMEMORATING the. anniversary of th» death of was skeptical about broad former President James A. Garfield are Long Branch In Tough Pravda Editorial charges of organized crim< and official corruption made Mayor Paul Nastasio Jr. and a city family at the Gar- by two law professors at hear- field monument, there, yesterday. With the mayor are ings this week before a legisla- Mrs. Thomas Lewis and her baby daughter, Jacquelins, tive committee. left, another daughter, Barbara, 9, her son, Thomas, 5, Red Military Buildup Is Urged "I'm not aware, of organized crime in New Jersey," he told and a daughter, Deborah, 10. Howard K. Hayden, local MOSCOW (AP) - Pravda paper charged that the United now demanding "an urgent in- for an arms race in the frame- need'for an increase in the a news conference. historian, took part in the event, telling of the events said today that the Soviet bloc's States and West Germany, crease in the military poten- work of NATO and demand people's vigilance." However, an aide to Hughes leading up to the late president's assassination. Mr.. military alliance requires "fur- "showing their aggressive tial of NATO and the concen- that their European partners Pravda did not refer specif- said afterwards that the gover- Garfield, shot in Washington, died in his Long Branch ther strengthening" of its de- essence, are undertaking at- tration of its new units at the sharply increase their contri- ically to repeated U.S. state- nor was not denying the exis- home, Sept. 19, 1881. fenses because of the "growing tempts to weaken the Socialist borders with Socialist states." bution to the growth of its ments this week that any Soviet tence j)f_oxgaiiized-cr.ime-.in-the "aggressiveness" of the Nortli camp:" "Judging" by reports from military potential." military intervention in West state. Atlantic Treaty Organization. . It said this was shown in Washington," Pravda con- The "growing aggressive- Germany would provoke a "He meant that he didn't In a front page editorial, the Czechoslovakia. tinued, "the ruling circles of ness" of NATO, Pravda added, NATO reaction. The Soviet have any personal knowledge Soviet Communist party news- Pravda said West Germany is the U.S.A. , . . support plans "imperatively dictates the press has renewed claims that of organized crime that was Moscow could intervene legal- subject to prosecution," said Allies Repulse ly in West Germany under Stanley Van Ness, the gover- World War II agreements with nor's counsel. Humphrey the Western powers. Hughes noted that there are Retaliation Is Expected Pravda said European peace alleged underworld figures who Strong Attacks is threatened by "the activi- live in the state. Heckles zation of revanchism revenge- "New Jersey has been a kind SAIGON (AP) - Allied gagements was 24 Americans, seeking and neo-Nazism in if bedroom state," he re- forces drove back two strong 38 South Vietnamese and 91 of After Jordan Ambush West Germany." Because of marked. "But you can't arrest attacks early today by some the enemy killed, 81 Americans Hecklers this, it declared, 'the task of someone for living in New Jer-600 North Vietnamese north- TEL AVIV! (AP) - Another ed probable that the Israelis town of Irbid Tuesday in re- and 81 South Vietnamese By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the comprehensive increase in sey. You arrest them for com- west of Saigon, killing 67 en- Israeli attack on Jordan is ex- would take further strong ac- taliation for an Arab rocket at- the defense capacity of each emy soldiers at a cost of nine wounded. pected in retaliation for the tion against the Jordanians, tack the previous night on the Presidential candidates Rich- mitting crimes in New Jersey." Socialist state and of the entire Hughes confirmed that he had South Vietnamese militiamen ambush killing of six Israelis whom they contend provide Israel town of Bet She'an. When ard M. Nixon and George Wal- Socialist camp, and the further Over North Vietnam, U.S. pi- authorized Sills to supersede killed and 31 of the defenders lots shot down their first MIG on patrol, including a lieuten- bases and arms for the Arab the U.N. Security Council on lace raised funds yesterday strengthening of the Warsaw wounded. ant colonel and a major. commando raiders. Wednesday called on the Arabs Mercer County Prosecutor Vin- jet in seven weeks yesterday, while Hubert H. Humphrey met Pact organization, has special cent R. Panaro to call a spe- But in three other battles the U.S. Command announced:. In Israel's costliest encoun- Israel's worst previous toll and Israelis again to observe importance." in a clash with guerrillas was the 15-month-old cease-fire, the raised voices of antiwar cial grand jury in Trenton for south of Da Nang and in the The command also reported ter with Arab guerrillas since The paper praised the Soviet- the purpose of looking into the Middle East war in June the death of a colonel and a the two opposing sides both de- hecklers whom he called peo- Mekong Delta, Viet Cong and that a U.S. Air Force F10E ple of hate, not peace. led intervention in Czechoslo- charges by the two professors North Vietnamese forces dealt Thunderchief was shot down 1967, four other Israelis were captain July 26 in a running clared they have rights of self- vakia as "a great contribution battle with eight Arabs near defense. who appeared before the Sen- ;erious losses to U.S. and by North Vietnamese ground wounded when five Arabs hid- Humphrey, besieged by hun- to the preservation of peace ate Committee on Law and fire and the pilot is missing. ing in hills near Nablus cut the Damiya Bridge across the dreds of shouting protestors, at iouth Vietnamese units.. The In the council today, Pakis- on the European continent." Public Safety. casualty count in those en- (See VIETNAM, Pg. 3, Col. 6) loose with hand grenades and Jordan River. tan and Senegal opened a Boston street corner rally, automatic weapons Tuesday, Five other Israeli security a campaign for an on-the-spot said afterwards, "It is time to Israeli military sources report- troops have been killed in investigation of how Is- blow the whistle on those who ed yesterday. fighting along the Jordan bor- rael" treats residents of the would deny the American peo- The attackers were reported der in the last week. Arab territories occupied in the ple the right to reason to- Israel shelled the Jordanian gether." Did Beard Cause His Transfer? wiped out, but il was consider- 1967 war. One such investigation was The vice president said the By BOB BRAMLEY mar school, where Michael class. He accepted the as- Daily he reported to Jo- conducted a year ago, along hard core hecklers believed in KEANSBURG - Was it the Palumbo, administrative in- signment, understanding it as seph R. Bolger, school super- with a check on the state of nothing and added, "Take a goatee? tern, told him he had been temporary, Mr. Kochman intendent, in the new high Jews in Egypt and'Syria. Is- look at them, filled with hate Keansburg teacher James reassigned to a fourth grade said. school, expecting to be rael insists that any new inves- and bitterness. Look at their Kochman thinks it may have switched back to his sixth The Inside Story tigation of her occupation must faces filled with violence." been, though he won't come grade class. Sept. 10 when include a look into the situation Nixon faced a friendly audi- right out and say so. he reported, Mr. Bolger Monmoiith Opera Guild installs Mrs. Coupe Page 11 of Jews in Lebanon and Iraq ence of fellow Republicans over During the ^summer, Mr. Parkway Enlarging asked him, he said, whether "Friendly Visitors Project" to aid shut-ins Page 16 as well. a closed-circuit televisidn net- Kochman explained last night he had not been notified not to reporters, he grew a small to report to the high school Marlboro's first grid team young ...: ...r Page 12 work linking 20 fund-raising dinners that brought in $5 mil- beard. He planned to shave anymore. Dick Rlker's 'Snrf, Field and Stream' '. Page 12 it off before he went back to Schoolboy soccer teams get their kicks Page 13 Rescue Boy, 7, lion and told his backers, Planning Approved When the teacher explained "You've made a good bet." teaching his sixth grade he still thought his fourth Amusements 26,27 Religious Services » In Kidnaping Predicts Victory class, he said, "until I got an • WOODBRIDGE - The NewThe present left-hand Keyport grade appointment was tem- Sports 12, U ultimatum." Jersey Highway Authority yes- exit, southbound, would become , Births! 2 WASHINGTON (AP) - The He predicted victory in No- porary, Mr. Bolger told him Stock Market - .7 vember and said, "You're go- The ultimatum came from terday authorized definitive en- a safer right-hand exit. it was permanent, he said. Jim Bishop 6 Successful Investing 7 FBI said it recovered early to- Miss Dolores G. Pittius, gineering plans for enlarge- To Increase Plaza Bridge 27 day a 7-year-old boy from his ing to win this bet, and you're "I asked Mr. Bolger if the Television 27 going to win it big," Keansburg Grammar School ment of the Garden State Park- In addition, definitive plans switch was his idea," Mr. Classified 18-25 Women's News il«, 11 kidnapers who had demanded principal, who, the teacher way between Keyport and the were authorized for expansion $125,000 in ransom after ab- Wallace raised more than Kochman went on. "He told Comics ...- H says, told him Sept. 4, "Don't south bank of the Raritan Riv- of the Raritan toll plaza to care me it was Miss Pittius' deci- Crossword Puzzle -.26,27 DAILY REGISTER ducting the child Wednesday in $250,000 for his third-party ef- bother to show up for school PJIONE NUMBERS er. for the increased traffic volume sion to switch me. I asked him Editorials _ 6 a Chicago suburb. fort with a luncheon, dinner unless you shave." Main Office 741-MW and rally at Montgomery, Ala., Melvin J. Kohn of Eaton- on the widened stretch. A new if Miss Pittius was ordered Herblock 6 FBI Director J. Edgar Hoo- "I left the beard on to re- town, assistant executive direc- set of toll booths, staggered or requested to transfer Home and Garden: .". 15 Classified Ads 741-6908 ver said the boy, HUlard Wil- where he told a crowd of 15,- port to school," Mr. Koch- Home Delivery —.741-MM 000, "We're going to show them tor, announced plans are al- south of the present toll sta- me. He said no, and added Inside, Washington -. 6 lis Marks of Oak Brook, III., man said. Handed his sixth ready under way for widening tion, would handle southbound that he was in complete Movie Timetable .'.: 27 Mlddletown Bureau ...671-M5* was found in a home on Chi- that we represent the main- grade class sheet and room Freehold Bureau ...... 462-2121 stream of thought in America." the Raritan River parkway traffic on the new, widened agreement with her decision. Obituaries -4 cago's West Side. assignment a few days be- bridge. Contracts may be let roadway. Sylvia Porter..._ 6 Long Brancb Buean 222W1I The antiwar demonstrators fore, he reported Sept. 4, ex- "I went back to Miss Pit- Hoover said three persons for this work later in the year, The present toll plaza would tius the next day and asked were arrested in connection chanted criticism at both Hum- pecting to start his fifth year he added. as a sixth grade teacher. .- be modified to handle north- to be switched back to the with kidnaping the youth who phrey and Sen. Edward M. Enlargement of the parkway bound traffic only. Kennedy, D-Mass., who en- Instead, he related, he was sixth grade. She said she Notice 1968 Cadillac Eldorado was returning home from Mon- between the river and Keyport Eventually, said Sylvester C. couldn't do anything about it; Driftwood Beach Club Cock- Fully equipped, air condi- roe Elementary School in near- dorsed the Democratic candi- told to report to the gram- would take care of the in- Smith Jr., authority chairman, date. the transfer was Mr, Bol- tail Lounge will be open Fri- tioned, stereo. Leather interior. by Hinsdale. Opening Soon creased traffic load expected the widening will be continued ger's decision." days, Saturdays, and Sundays. Low mileage. $5,900. Private An FBI spokesman said the Uniform Sale Red Bank Health Poods, 25 from .the widened bridge. The south to Toms River. He esti- He added that he requested Dandlnp Saturday night with owner. 747-1871-747-3469. boy was abducted by two per- Now in progress at th&Shirley Monmouth Street, Fran Misch- strejjch would be widened from mated construction between the a reason for the transfer in Doreenjtnd the Escorts, (Adv.) (Adv.) son^in a late model car.' Shopbnn, RorRedf BankRanlr . r'YAri(Adv.u )t ler, Proprietor. (Adv.) six£o 10 lanes, Mr. Kohn said. (See PARKWAY, Pg. 3, Col. 6) (See BEARD, |fg. 2, Col. 3) 1—THE DAI!(Y REGISTER, Frifav. 20,' 1963

. ^^ 4 • ^^^ • Switch Times For Shore Regional School County Tax Board WeighsTransit Ease LITTLE SILVER - The Issued Bias Complaint class schedules of some Little These board members voted Silver students attending Rec WEST LONG BRANCH - state tiat the parents told the Bank High School have nee The Shore Regional High board that the French exami- in favor of rescinding Mr. 58 Appeals in Marlboro changed to solve transporta- School Board of Education has nation was "too hard." and Edmonds' contract last June: tion problems, tie Board of Ed- been served with a petition of that the directions on the exam Peter Cooper, Vincent Kublin, MAKLROno - About half; owners Associiitinn Homeowners protested as- land, I4.SMI to UffiO. ucation learned last night. Rtth Tilley, Robert' Wilcox, a ll ltx?r Harvey (loldherg, 40 Guest Prlirt, complaint charging it with ra- were not clear. The com- Of the property owners who, ' prolestinj; snarinu l;ix jsessmeitts of more than $1.65 limit, $4,440 to $1,000. Mrs. A. J. West, Seven plaint noted that the board did William Reilly, and John Lud- bills to the Allen M(.|i»l. 38 Ouful Drive, It cial discrimination. • appealed tax assessments to ' bll t th Township Council million. Fifty-one appellants, Vi.im t« 14.00Q. Bridges Boad, told the board not investigate these charges wig. Sop!. 12. that .1(1(1: with assessments totaling more John and Frlda McLaughlln, 1 Mac- The complaint was filed with the Monmouth County Board , Lrlili llrlve, land. $4,2W> to (4.W0; that the schedules of approxi nor Interview any of the re- Victor Perotti, James Ronan, homeowner.^ there pay fnri than $1.45 million, asked for, tmiiainK. w>.iar»no. WoollryUiwn The petition states that Mr. of Education Dr. Carl L. Mar-of the National Association for ler on Itt. 8. The appellant too late or 45 minutes too early Bronze Star Medal Itoad. land. £1.290 to $200; hulldlnl, for class. Edmonds' contract for this burger has not yet been set, the Advancement of Colored claimed the $145,380 assess- SI7.:IIII to ii.ooo. Kev. L»Mttnfr Sc-uLl, Bprinpj The board, meeting in ad- academic year was rescinded and would be up to the discre- People, have filed a joint com- ment was out of line because VaUf [Uiiwl n>XBji Rnaili, foulldlni. tion of the commissioner. John Ihe building was constructed to destroyed t>y journed session, also resolved after it had been" signed and plaint of racial discrimination another transportation prob- approved because of "un- N. Dempsey, Asbury Park at- on Mr. Edmonds' behalf with For John Bulmer ] five years ago for less than Mi>l'.i riiil'iri'n'H IJrt^fl Corporation lne IB.W ni-rrj »H KI. 52(1. $78. lem. It authorized a contract lawful, unreasonable, frivolous, torney, will represent Mr. the state Division on Civ- ,?i 10,000. She asked a reduction 20(1 'to S32.1H. ' KAST KKANSRURG - Spec. to ?12O,(l()0. Sleepy Hollow Valley Co., K.I with the Banney School, New and arbitrary" pressure upon Edmonds. il Rights. 4 John K. Bulmer Jr., 20, a.To» oil Pleasant Vullpy Way, in,- Shrewsbury, providing for that the board made by the parents ApcHaiils from Whittier son of Mr. and Mrs. John Hul- li'ri'd Vra liollck, ill. 79, total as- school to transport nihe of its six of Mr. Edmonds' stu- Oaks and their requested cuts •eatim*nl, JIB.iWI; nf) specific cut "• mer, i)S Sn.-ibrrozf Ave., has Little Silver students at an an- lents who had failed his final were: Halvdan Jottuaon. rhnrrh Road, ' 'been awarded Ihp Brorw Star btlUdltiK IKl.tW) to $1D,'I!/V. nual cost of ?144 each. The French exam last May. Kleinberg Fines Trio William VV Kidd, Unyd Boad, land, board is responsible for the wilh a V lor valor for heroism B.IOri to $1,300; liuildini, S22,*!« t" Meeting Is Held " While serving as a medical aid- »J8,««J. transportation of the private ctlfrjrd S Itonncll, Hotiertavilla school pupils, but there is a The petition went on to state man in Vietnam. noad, imildm,*, ,«.:;o io H.31O. .hat these parents met with the For Market Larcenies David Werlili'r, HU 70, land, 17,- scheduling problem with public The official illation declares 160 lo 57.15II. Miard in closed session and the " that Spec. 4 Bulmer, then a Mi>rrl« ajicl Kliilnc Si-.lieullter, SdicxJ buses in the morning and no MIDDLETOWN — Three on each charge of larceny and H'Mid filaul, nuildinjj. l;l,fW0 to nothlnit; proceedings of that ses- private first class, "distin building burned down. public transportation available men, arrested early yesterday possession of alcohol. Byron C. Leonard Moorr, Scluml Road East, ion were not revealed to the in the afternoon, board mem- for larceny from Charlie's Douglas of 60 Fourth St., High- • • piished himself by valorous ax- total alui-.i-'niiiil, J'J'J.STO. no epeclllc mblic nor to Mr. Edmonds. N9 cut refiuented. ber Donald Castleman report- Farm Market in Belford, were lands, was fined $55 for lar- • lions on Feb. 2 while serving Ludwl« ami Marglt Voss, (Jreen- substantial reason was given .•as a medical nidm;in with Ihe Wt)o

• • Tuong Province. r It was revealed in the peti- David B. Martinez of 62 E. ,1(>HCI>II A. and Joan V >ta, Gorrlnna Duke Chosen Warren Wise of 56 Park Ave., "When his company came OII-IKT Roail, land, .KV200 to $2,(100; ion that the board disavowed Lincoln Ave., Atlantic Highl- was bound over for Grand Jury liililitliiB, Jiltt.SiO to M.i.tKKI. under sudden enemy attack. r.corKe T. SaaUiofr, Topanemna any racial predjudice on the ands, was fined ?50 on each action on a charge of harboring Ilmui, lilllldlng, 53S.38I) to .na,800 on To Succeed Pvt. Bulmer exposed himself one uroiK'rty; and land, J28.W1 to part of the parents, but during count of larceny, possession of a criminal. Bail of fl.OOO was - /to intense rocket and automat S14.9M on a Hecond property; anrt that session the parents d i d burglar tools and possession of lantl, $7,2JS to $3,22a on a third continued. : (ic weapons fire to work his wa\ property. Mrs. White make reference to the face that ialcohol as a minor. Mr. Wise also paid $205 on .forward to the point platoon s Jnlin (J. Kra.wai:kl, HawUlns Road, Mr. Edmonds is a Negro. . ml Kmalinrt I'IIX. XI r;neM land, KW.220 to $16,540. " WASHINGTON (AP) - Ronald Ignotis of 209 Bay a charge of driving on the re- ,: position." the citation reads., I. *I.:MO to ja.aso; building. Anna Long, Harbor Uoad, building. The complaint continued to Ave., Highlands, was fined *l7.;w to $12.71X1. President Johnson has an- voked list and ?15 for three • ''Completely disregarding his, 2 Miiel.ij Iirlve, Krank J. Sclunllz, Tfnnent Road- , $.'10,101; nMltlPflfllfl e Hoticrtjville Koail, land, «.«2D to $2,- nounced he will name Angier dog violations. own personal safetv, Pvt. Bul- eill ri'ijiirstl'il, OOO; h.iituins, $11,170 to $10,000. mar Slh(m1 Biddle Duke, now chief of pro- •.mer moved from'position ttv ' *™ Mnnmouth, Janlic fin, (I NMII UfMlrl, laiui, H,- RUMBII W. Anderion. Rt 5», bulld- Alphonse Butkewicz of 60 and Middletmvn Township High t'il to M.2II0; Iniluilna, »22,in< u, (a,. llw, 17,98* to M4,000. tocol, to be the new U.S. am- Brainard Ave., Port Mon- .position in order to provide Anna tttMnltuhl, Nolan Corner Road, School. Before enterinj; the Ar- Josepli Mldial, Drive, land, $8,410 to $3,000 bassador to Denmark. mouth, was fined a total of . effective medical treatment total a.^wtHincrrt. J III Ijoonard and Alyce Lathmp, Pleas- County Births my he was ;in ironworker with ant Valley Koad. land, $8,590 to $4.- Duke, a New Yorker who has $300 on a charge of using abu- • vjo the wounded. He ap;;nn dis- Wlllinm Mnec-hlonr, U Ciirjt Drive, • •mil ,.,, O.').T on one pttipcrty; land, $4,300 to had a long career in public [rvinj^ton Steel. Me also won mi'iil, fSMW, no spcclfle $KW on a second property. sive language and another of played exemplary rom-nrn for cut riMini-ytcd. RIVERVIEW (nee Lois LaPoint), 1188 Syca- ed Joaepll Manxo, Conover Road, land, service, will replace Mrs. Kath- trophies as an amateur fighter, Vlnirnt Zarulll, 32 (Jiiont Drive, indecent exposure. -his fellow soldiers by pulling 1 $32,810 to 17,000. Red Bank more Ave., New Shrewsbury, lund, ?4,l'Jo to K1.II00 bullillnii J24 • arine Elkus White of led Bank, . & seriously wounded man from fighting in 16 bouts in the .')i« to jat.iioo, Clyde A. uul Virginia L. Tannjr, A 60-day sentence in the Mon- Park Lane, land, $2,960 to p,M0; N.J., who resigned the ambas- Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Svend- son, yesterday. * burning track and applying stale. Steven H. nn.i Beverly P. Adler, 7 budding, %l*,'M\ u> Jtli.ood. moutlt County jail was imposed Spec. 4 Rulmer is still on du- Mnrkham rirtvc. laml. $4,400 to $4,- Mr. and Mrs. DonnU R. Buckley sadorial post to return to pri- sen (nee Joan Andersen), Van- Mr. and Mrs. Wolfgang on Edward J. Coughlin Jr. of ;: immediate first aid under IM: hlttldLnK. M2.W3 l«> 1I),.M»I. Jr., Buck-ley Road, land, $4,070 to ly in Vietnam. Ivrnnclh und Coialdine. Campbell, $2,400; Imlldlns. va,»46 to nothing. vate life. derberg Road, Marlboro, son, Kuehn (nee Elfried Hanusa), Intense hostile fire." -1) (Snrat Hrlvn, land, U,m to J3,. 42 Washington Ave., Leonardo, Hobart F, Davles, Brown Road, land, Duke, who will be 53 in No- j yesterday. $111,610 lo M.OOO. Bergeriield Road, Freehold, for creating a disturbance. .. The Middletown youth is a Evannellne'focorli-j, ,1 Mai], 'curt, Howard A Kox, Woult M, Int 21 vember, served recently in a graduate of St. Mary's Gram- luillillni! J28,m() to Jffl.lKK). Thomas Parrislt of Mag- Low Rental building, $5,560 to nothing; bull! three-year term as ambassador Mr. and Mrs. Frederick daughter, yesterday. Mnrvln Colin, 18 MauLrlsh Drive, destroyed by [Ire. nolia Lane was fined }50 and lanrl. M,.VK) in $3,,'iOO; biillrtinu 28 • JSdward M. and Lois Ann Jarobn, .to Spain. He returned to Wash- Guest (nee Marilyn. Schroeder), Housing Needed 0l» to $21,500. It K. t'rancw Ave., building, $34,060 JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL given a 30-day suspended sen- •'Mischief Count Char-lei C, Bmnl, 13 Ul|,r n™rt. ington last April at President to $26,200. 4 Hutchinson Drive, Port Mon- Neptune tence for assaulting his wife. FREEHOLD - Mrs. Ruth Johnson's request to resume mouth, daughter, yesterday. Wayne White of 85 Leonard- Nets Admission I. Hurwilz, 106 West Main St., the job of chief of protocol to Mr. and Mrs. James Cal- ville Road, Leonardo, was fined - FREEHOLD - George has announced that the Con- which he had been first ao- Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Nappo houn (nee Holly Morris), 427 Beard 525 for pumping out his septic Sharpe, Northeast Hotel, Ocean cerned Citizens of Freehold is pointed by President Jolin F. (nee Barbara Ann Dilliard), 20 Slocum Ave., Neptune, son, tank into the back yard of his (irove, yesterday pleaded guil- looking for low rental housing (C'ontinued) Kennedy. Tracy East, Atlantic Highlands, writing. A letter from Miss yesterday. ty to malicious mischief to accommodate needy fami- embarrass Mr. Kochman, There was no indication from daughter, yesterday. home. Pittius states the switch was charges for causing an unkovra lies. other teachers and the pub- the White House who will suc- Mr. and Mrs. Roland Gant Fines of £75 were paid by made "for the best inter- MONMOUTH MEDICAL amount of damage Sept. 9 in lic. ceed Duke in the protocol post, Elmer K. Overbey of 65 Ninth Mrs. Hurwitz said that in ests of the school," Mr. (nee Mary Murray), 17 Wal- the Central Amusements, 207 Besides, Mr. Kochman has which involves such efficial Long Branch St., Belford, on charges of as- Kochman. said. ling Place, Avon, daughter, Lake Ave., Asbury Park. some instances the families are shaved off his goatee. duties as handling the frequent Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Moree sault and of creating a distur- yesterday. , bance. - • County Court Judge M. Ray-living In buildings condemned "No one ever said it was visits of foreign heads of state (nee Dorothy Herrneckar), 21 William Oeckel of 135 Main • mond McGowan accepted the by the Board of Health, but on account of the goatee," to this country. Wall St., Red Bank, son, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Za- he added, "but I guess 1 must St., Belford, paid $50 for failing plea and set Oct. 11 for sen- Driver Ticketed Wednesday. kerouski (nee Frances Ambos), are not able to afford the re- have done something wrong to give a good account of him- • iencing. pairs needed to bring the dwell- between Sept. 4 and Sept. 5. After Accident Mr. and Mrs. Adams Murphy 1320'/2 Seventh Ave., Neptune, self. Virginia J. Mekert of • • Assistant County Prosecutor ing up to standards. Several nf Maybe 1 upset a routine," he Pair Admit son, yesterday. .John A. Petillo presented the MIDDLETOWN - Richard (nee Inez Johnson), 901 D St., Westwood was fined $25 for us- surmised. :stale's case.. Deputy Public De- the families are living on an in- Ferrandiz, 23, of 197 Park Ave., Belraar, son, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Maidlow ing abusive language. 'For Best Interests' Theft, Entry An scheduled hearing for jender William .1. Cearty rep- come as low as $65 a week for Keansburg, was slightly in- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zigo (nee (nee Constance Nurdzyk), 46-B Mr. Bolger told reporters jured and was ticketed for Harry Vanderhoof, of' 11 W. LEGALNOTICK -^—- a family of eight. FREEHOLD - Ralph B. Dattie Cherry), 80 Norwood Stoney Hill Road, Eatontovra, Mr. Kochman was indeed careless driving after his car Van Note, East Schoolhouse Morris Ave., Belford, charged Ave., Elberon, son, yesterday. daughter, yesterday. NOTICK. UV NKTTIK.MK.NT Mr. John Davis, 42 Bond SI., transferred "for the best m- struck another vehicle on Kt. Road, Marlboro, pleaded guil- with two counts of impairing Ill-ACCOINT -heads-^hc-i'ommittee-in-se:iri:h--~teresUrof-the"sehool1!-an(i-not- H5~and"MagnoHa Lane at 3:30 ^Mr.~and~.Mrs.-.TliotnasJSchar-. Ihe morals of juveniles and one - ESTATE OF l.KON li ll(l]!I.'(II!r> •ty-yesteniay to stealing assort-" rett (nee Nina Adiano), 4 Wool- Mrr andMrs.-Frank Sutts DECKASEn infj for information ahout avail- because of the goatee. He p.m. yesterday; according to ed merchandise valued at U,- count of carnal abuse, was ley Ave., Long Branch, son, (nee Rosemary Fee), 412 Cnunt' nf t!ii' .MiltMTItMT, Snip Slll> able low rental dwellings for would not elaborate, saying police. I from Albert Kelly, Mon- postponed until Oct. 3. He re- »lvlns y.\ tor of the rMMr ol siihl these families. Mrs. Ilurwil/. to do so would involve yesterday. Green Grove Road, Neptune, mains in the Monmouth County I>cof»«rct »il| !,# niiilllnl and ulnlt-il They identified the other mouth Road, Cream Ridge, ^v the SinMgnte n[ tlm I'dimty of said that welfare assistance other teachers. He added Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gerin daughter, yesterday. bail in lieu of $5,000 bail. lloninoiini ;itwt ^porlivt for nptl],'- driver as Benjamin Thompson Nov. 2. n'TU lo the Monmouth Oounty (*o\nt. will, in many cases, subsidize the decision to switch the Joseph M. Lamb, Rt. 7ft, IVotmt* ITiMMrm, .111 KtidlU- till* till the rent and landlord incomes teacher was made by Miss of Newark. Mr. Ferrandiz was ,d«y of Ortohor AH, ]!»«. at HXI treated and released at River- Marlboro, pleaded guilty to Clk ntyy r could he assured. 1'itlius with his full concur- and l\nin SlriTt view Hospital, Red Bank. Pa- breaking into the Kelly home }'rr-< Ivl.i New se>, nt which tiin rence. AppllaAll l that same night. will t,,. ,„.„(, Inr ,|W „ I.EUAL NOTICE trolman Robert J. McNair in- l»w»n<-(t O>mml«HliMii and Council The superintendent said vestigated. County Court Judge M. Ray- >OTltK Or NKTTI.KMKNT D»l»d AtllllM '.'l»t. AH 1IIS1 <)!•• .*4'C(>I ST. AN1I IIIKKCrmNS Miss rittius told Mr. Koch- mond McGowan accepted the l'ANIKI. ? WKKSAN1) ANN INSTlHTTInNS man to straighten up his ap- Holland Bulbs • 77 Rio.iil Slrrrt, OF TIIK ('(II III. pleas and set Oct. 11 for sen- llf't Hiirk. N J KSTATK OK KOHKKT .W CIHS- pearance before he reported tencing for Van Note and Oct. Sole surviving Executor, TENKV, nKi'KASKIl Break-in, Theft ARRIVE "DAILY! J. Fr«nk WviKKtiii. Ksq,, Notletf Is hvrpbv xtven that the «r- to class. 25 for Lamb. Cnunsfllor m I AW Visit oar Nurwry and choose t P n no s5,' coilnt.' nf the Biihu'rlhei ^, Kxci'ulnrs "He needed a .shave, and •Assistant County Prosecutor Kr and Trustees of Die estate of said Count Admitted fronn cm hng£ fletoctfoQ of Kpynml, N .1 HiH-e.ised will t> audited anil wtsteil Aug. W Sl-pl R i;;, •.'« Jjpun P his shirt was open, and there Franklin Goldstein presented by the Surrogate nf Ihe I'nunly o( FREEHOLD - Randolph top quality Dutch Bulbs, \ (iTtcr Munnifiuth and renorteil for spltle- were holes in his socks and the state's case. Lamb was rep- OUR OWN GRASS SEED MOVMIII Til I OINTT tnent tn 'Hir- Mrnmouth Coumy Cnurt Jameson, Morganville, pleaded resented by J. William Boyle M KIKMiATKS | (URT Prnbutt Illusion, on Friday. ' the 1st his shoes were sniffy," Mr. .. . your ehoiee .. >ntlr# In CriHlllnri. to I'rpM'nt ilny nf November A. IV. I'll*, at 9:."id Bolger said. guilty yesterday to charges of of Freehold. Van Note was rep- lime of Stephen Seplaky, Rt. 520, P\irstuiiil !o !),,• AlMihfutlon «nl he nimle for Ihe nl- the Keansburg Teachers As- Asbury Park. J Cl'NNINi;llAM lominee ol Coiumissieiw :i:i,4 i'1Mm<;.| Marlboro, Feb. 1 and stealing niMtF of trtu tees, ami IVeyllons and lnslrnrtlnna sociation, said he will nut O , ivit ].. ,|.iv TI,,,|P| 199. nf ltli> t'mlr! articles valued at $63. tflr ainilteiMHir UHi!eiM(;ii.-il press the matter through Admits Robbery epn T Noll an. l Duted aentemher I6tti \ V liltw ANT OFTHE FKIOWI^B: Arlmlnl»lr»lii|-« KiiBKHT IV. CHASTKNKY, JR., normal grievance procedures. County Court Judge M. Ray- FREEHOLD — John F J Slur Hill. His effort tr> discuss it in the Hinds, 759 Palmer Ave., Keans- Tniro. Maasni-liiiaeiu mond McGowan accepted the 25 Spring Craw r.nHKR'c r, N(mi,AN, public portion of last night's burg, pleaded guilty yesterday Porl \v».«hinpntn. • ' plea and set Oct. 11 for sen- fcbeflwsnd New York. N. Y. ami Board of Education meeting to robbing $1.25 from Daniel E 40 Crape Hyaciuft JACOB ll.V.M. LKf'FKRTS, tencing. R ;, i Mnnninntii Hills. was squashed by John J. Smith, 33 Burlington Ave., it uy pried SETH T. .V.M.I., H N Kyan, board president, who Assistant County Prosecutor Leonardo, April 2 in Middle- 6 Frays* Hywr* \ :t:. K\e llsniv Ksi| , insited that discussion would Franklin Goldstein presented own. County Court Judge M. 7 Gofei DafWils at IJUV. he state's case. Deputy Public Raymond McGowan accepted LEdAL NOTICE —•— Attune- ilishlan.l". N. J. Defender William J. Gearty the plea and set Oct. 11 for 14 Mixed reRps Ort 4, II ' $.17. no g especially for this area to our sneei- jjh""1- I-*on' * H'»l represented Jameson. sentencing. *-\- 3B^ ?^^rwno'l \ vpn'tt*. ICt NOTK'K 13 hi Enpenn fleations. Contaliai NK-tOO, n bead »» srasifor ••" •• WfJt I."lie J!r,inr'\ ST.\TK 411' \i:W JKUSKV MONJionii I'IM'XTV Jersey lawns. Drougtit resistant, disease resistant, : W11.1.1AM II Morrt'il and rail.- Atli:'i»\s St IIHOI.ATK'S ('I)I'RT withstands wear A bear. FCW of Po, Annu» and »ntw K MonUl his Kilo, puiinp Nnllir in 4 r»dlloi. lav rrf.eo! 11 Botanical Tofips Anf. 3D. Si-pt « il. 'jn of tile ,lc-roni!:ultv ' 4Mnln» AunlnKl KIRIl(HiVrK-. (IIIR rted in .H', ai-tlnn mitluitpd in tin' ; Purnmiill 1>. tlie nnter of PONAt-H 4 Ib. box ... >ot!i-» lo i rrjtlnr* ti> I'rr^ : J i-1'NMNRHAM. Slirro([«tii at the The Weather " ( liitiiM Ujilnst l>lrtt«« i I'nnnty nf Mnnin-'iitti. lldji itny tnnde, Reg. 5.95 -•-ESTATE HI" IMBEIIT W R .-;.'«11 (ill hv the St;ile i>[ .N ! on the aindicinon nf tli.- nndrrslKni1^. 4.95 EL' DEi'KAREli j Thntn.n c lii'Krlli-e. Sole Kvecinor (tntmiwetor? offer for a "timHei Tltmt On(*) F »|M'!l«t (•>i. ] lit Ilir esl:ite ,-! Ilia vud 1IIK» M. Mostly sunny and pleasant TIDES J Cl'NMN'.HAN!1 Sl;:i->K..,t.- kfen.il.inH 1,,.|,| I'i'Ki-Hi',' ,l,.ivn»...t. n.iUce Is hereby through tomorrow. High both Sandy Hook ClUnTy of Monrn^Ll i^ rttN'i>idn .Building, !rn> ; to tlie i-ri'ditm-* of said on tM .ili|'l:ni[!"n 1're^tn'lil. -m tile I'nlintv j ed . preset:! In thr ^ll» Pole days in upper 70s to low 80s, TODAY-High 7:54 p.m. and ilinerl, B.:war.l IV of Mi.nni. and S':ui. I'f \eiv .ler- . Iheir i-!;utii5 under oa El-wnr .11 v.i M-V. ,v. l-'n.i., i nn'iith^ !:.'iu Ihl.i liale. Fair tonight, low in mid 50a to low ... p.m. P.nbcn W !lr'»,-i V'iur "' in i>ti MiKiisI -'1st llifS low (Ms. Outlook for Sunday, TlldM \S i' I>K FKLICK TOMORROW - High 7:42 nn,i fix 2W ri- .Wo., fair with little change ui tem- N. j, a.m. and 7:54 p.m. and low fir thr' perature. 1:36 a.m. and 1:48 p.m. ENGLISH In Monmouth Beach, yester- SUNDAY - High 8:24 a.m day's high was 79 degrees and j an(i 8:36 p.m. and low 2:18 a.m. When Spring C«tnes HOLLY i. N. J , sn.i.s ! thp low was 58. It was 72 at 6 and 2:31! p.m. It's too late to plant the Beautiful foliage. B*rJ ber- •* Jersey ! .S» and the temperature at 7 this • bridge, add two hours; Sea Thflf nuut be planted now! , atlng. - A1! . ; H»K IHSTUIHtllON. ficpl Ser! -.'ii morning was 59. Bright, deduct 10 minutes; , i f:fj'rA-rK Dp RKHTHA It HTM- BOTH MAIK ft FEMAlK Nrvnri: ><>TI< r. i THHKV 1"iErEASEIl INSOLVENT MAIIINE Long Branch, deduct 15 min i|cl\^l(ll III IIMMV ARE NEBBED MI)\MII|TII (illMV si ltbtM;.\Tl:'s t oi KT j KSTAI'K' vl Kiln*. VIC*" ( (tT RT thrtt Cape May to Block Island: utes; Highlands bridge, add 40 >til)ri- I,, I ri'dtdtrs In l'rt>ti>n i>! tin TO LNSITU BERRIES. •4ffT t« rrtHttlnn In rri»« Jorscy. at Api'lifHlitin will be m»'1^ Error in Porter Column ,i:irf iif .I'uniniissinna and an'I PiiTrtions for T">i»- In her L-olumn, "Your Money's Worth," in Wednesday's

H; Daily Register, Sylvia Porter incorrectly included Instru- ment Systems among the 50 worst stocks of 1918. Mr Wilh Will Annexed Her explanation: "Arthur Lipper Corporation's computer

I'.IU'. goofed and erroneously included Instrument Sys.tems Cor- portion in the list of the 50 worst performing stocks on the ", »w Jersey. OTEN; W.efcky, 9 AM. I* 6 VM 9 to 5; Sumicy 10 to 5. $2S (Jfj | Stpt. a. 13,' 2U, '.'7 , ;;, del. i 11 New York Stock Exchange which 1 quoted in my column.^ Mbiimouth Beach to Explore THE DAILY -'gEGJSlZg Fri%, Srpt 20, 1968-3 NewMarlhoroZoning Code School Building Aid Chances Aims at Industrial Growth MONMOUTH BEACH - The o Mr. West reported that the MARLBORO — In an effort There has been considerable • Citizens Committee who has building expansion committee Andreasen said, "but it bears state Department of Education to avoid spot zoning and to en- controversy here between the i filed a Superior Court suit of the Monmouth Beach Board investigation." has approved plans for the courage the growth of indus- Planning Board, controlled by j lns, thepo ijtiCal group and of Education will study the Winfield West, board secre- school's fire detection system. try, Township Council will in- the Citizens Committee and ; •• rs beeause of possibilities of receiving emer- tary, reported (hat the survey The plans were drawn up by troduce a new zoning ordi- the Council, controlled by the \ gency construction aid. Princi- carried out by the Jersey En- Joseph E. Biro Associates, nance next Thursday, Council Purpose and Principle Coali- zoning restrictions which he pal Carl L. Andreasen reported gineering Co, Long Branch, Easton, Pa. A $3,215 contract President George E. Creevy tion. says have impeded the sale of that $90 million in funds are has been completed. The sur- for the work has been awarded mnounced last night. One bone of contention has his Rt. 9 property, spoke up vey results will be sent to available for districts which to Walter Kidde and Com- Mr. Creevy said it will pro- been "zoning by variance " | for dwl apartraents. "would be unable to assume the the architectural firm of Coalcs pany, Inc. •ide for business and light in- which Mr. Creevy said the and Armstrong, Sommerville, y ile said his investigation of burden (of construction) them- The board appropriated $150 lustry along Rts. 9 and 79counci, l is trying to avoid. pirden apartments in Wood- for approval. The survey is to hire a speech therapist to selves." :ennent Poad and Rt. 520. Mr. Creevy said council bridge showed that municipal- "We may not qualify," Mr. part of the building expansion examine school children for The ordinance will be program. members have consulted with ity received three times as speech impediments. Principal referred to the Planning Board the Businessman's Association Carl Andreasen said that the riuch money in taxes from after it is introduced and will and the Industrial Commission. hem as it had to spend to ed- results would be sent to the ie up for public hearing in Oc- Some members of the rela- parents. icate children who lived in $300,000 Goal Is Set ober. tively small audience said that tiem. Two Object Mr, Creevy said he hoped a they, too, wanted to be consult- The board granted permis- 'ompromise settlement can be Mr. Dressler's suit charges, ed. mong other things, that he In United Fund Drive sion for two children from Sea rrived upon with the Planning Wants Apartments as granted a variance to build Bright to attend an advanced Board, John Dressier, a critic of the LONG BRANCH - Lloyd F. aware of the tremendous needs mathematics course at h garden apartment complex Christianson, president, an- for social services in school here. Voting against it MERITORIOUS AWARD — Sen. Alfred N. Beadleston, i 1966, but that last March a nounced today that the Mon- Monmouth County. were Andrew Cancalosi and csolution died because of a left, State Senator from Monmouth County was mouth County United Fund will The United Fund solicits only Russell Spriggs. Mr. Spriggs plit vote. strive to raise $300,000 in its awarded a "Meritorious Service Award" by the Mon- Jersey Shore Medical business and industry having 20 said that Sea Bright previously Mr. Dressier said he ,is put- second campaign' which or more employes. Its first had "backed off" from at- mouth and Ocean County Chiropractors at a breakfast ing his home up for auction in begins. Sept. 27, 1968. campaign, conducted last year, temps at regionalizatiion. "And meeting in Samperi's Restaurant. Dr. Reuben Kaplan Jovember, but that he will con- The goal was ratified by the raised $125,000. now they want it on a part- Sets Up Fund Drive of Red Bank, center, chairman of the organization's inue to live in Marlboro, in a board of directors following a Mr. Christianson, president time basis, when they want NEPTUNE — A fund-raising 'hospitalization' should be add- railer. . thorough study of fund raising of Electronic Associates, Inc., it," he said. Mr. Andreasen awards committee, said the annual award is given for ampaign for $1,180,000 has | ed \.o that cliche," said Mr. 'I am as anxious now to see potential among industries in stated that 140 per cent ap- noted that the two school sys- Muller. service to county residents. Sen. Beadleston was rec- wen mapped out by the Ma- his town be good as I ever the area and the needs pears to be a tremendous in- tems had cooperated on a num- ognized for legislation he introduced to aid children in jor Gifts Committee of Jersey Pointing out that the $1,180,- t/as," Mr. Dressier said.: of participating agencies. Dale crease, but said that "we ex- ber of projects in the past. (100 represents a capital fund He said the average tax bill B. Otto, chairman, sees the pect to double the number of the two counties and the entire state. Dr. Robert Hazel, >hore Medical Centcr-Fit- Mr. Spriggs also requested drive and not operating ex- n Woodbridge is $485, as op- goal as attainable if area firms firms participating in this right, is president of the society. kin Hospital, as its part of the that the board look into the penses, Mr. Muller added that iosed to the R100 he has to and their employes are made campaign and we expect more resignation of Albert A. Brown. (Register Staff Photo) total goal of $1,900,000. both of the new additions offer thorough employe solicitations jay, and offered to document Mr. Spriggs said that Mr. The money is needed to fin- a wide scope of opportunities. statistics for the council, the in firms that had campaigns Brown, in his letter of resigna- ish and equip the hospi- Kendall Lee, general 'lanning Board and the' town- last year." tion, said he was entering the niiiiiiiiiiiitB^^ Long Branch ;al's new Extended Care Pavil- chairman the hospital's ihip clerk. He noted that five additional "field of finance." According ion and Emergency Care Unit, steering committee, said 80 Raps 'Spot Zoning' organizations have joined the to Mr. Spriggs, Mr. Brown is scheduled for completion Feb. per cent of the funds must Councilman Lawrence Assault Case United Fund for this campaign. now a coach at Asbury Park 1. \ come from 20 per cent of the They are: Monmouth County High School. Top of the News available sources, namely the Youngman, whose vote would John H. Muller of Sea Girt,' have granted the variance to Organization for Social Service, The board approved renewal -Major,'Gift donnrs. Sent to Jury chairman of the Major Gifts Mr. Dressier said he had ab- the Mental Health Association, of a contract with Fred C. PRAGUE - Czechoslovak leaders apparently have been Committee, told members that Half of the $3,000,000 build- stained because "I ' don't LONG BRANCH-Acting Mu- Planned Parenthood, The Sal- Bruno, Shrewsbury, for trans- told by the Kremlin to postpone plans to go to Moscow this j everyone has both a personal ing fund has been realized believe we can build a town nicipal Court Judge Ira J. vation Army and Youth Em- portation of children to special weekend for more negotiations. and community stake in thethrough a federal grant of on spot zoning." ' Katchen sent to the Grand Jury loyment Service. This education classes in Keansburg A high-level Communist party and government delegation hospital. $800,000, plus gifts from the Mrs. Alyce Lathrop, of the charges against Sallie M. Mar- substantially increases the fi- and Holmdel at a cost of .$22-a "They say that death and board of governors, medical Pleasant Valley Preservation zett, 194 Belmont Ave., of as- nancial requirements, he said. day. had been expected to leave today, but sources in Prague sault with a dangerous weapon. taxes are inevitable. I think staff, auxiliaries, founda- !omimttee, said there1 is a said the Russians had declined to receive the Czechoslovaks tions, businesses and hospital Judge Katchen ordered sus- place for garden apartments, at this time. employes. but "we cannot afford to turn: pended jail sentences for three Some linked this to Soviet preoccupation with a pressure Among members of the com- the township over to them." men; John B. McHugh of 661 Parkway Little Silver Board campaign against Communist Romania, which differs with the mittee present were Mr. Mul- She said they would serve as Ocean Ave., two six-month Moscow line on foreign and economic policy and supported (Continued) ler, chairman; Donald Vinik good buffer zones between com- terms for unlawful possession Czechoslovakia's attempt to liberalize communism. river and Keyport can begin in Deal, co-chairman, Mrs. John mercial and residential sites. of hypodermic needle and use 1969. T. Rosa, Deal, associate gen- Realtor Edna Netter, who of narcotic drugs; John H. Nel- OKs Auto Business eral of the Building Fund cam Passaic Fire Damage Heavy Frederick R. Harris Inc., said she had brought most ol son of Eatontown, 30 days for paign; Mrs. Thomas Nicol, LITTLE SILVER - The Zon- Richard A. Brann, Trenton, of Woodbridge engineers, will the industry into Marlboro, al- being an idler and Cleve- PASSAIC - A general alarm fire gutted four stores and Neptune, chairman of the Busi ing Board, after two hours of C. Douglas Alan Inc. on the plan the widening between so wanted to be consulted. She land Guston of 135 Seaview sent a three-story brick building toppling into a downtown ness and Industry committee discussion last night, approved grounds that there were no ob- Keyport and the river. Boswell cited the need for physicians, Ave., a 30-day term and $25 street here, before 150 firemen managed to bring it under Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Doyle, a use variance for a new ear jectors and that it would be a Engineering Co. of Ridgefield dentists and pharmacists and fine for assaulting Sallie M. control last night. Sea Girt; William H. Oliver, dealership on Oceanport Ave. good use for the property. will engineer the toll plaza ex- said she had been thwarted in Marzett and 30-day term and Four firemen were treated for minor injuries, and several Neptune; Milton F. Untermey- Action on a variance for use of Neighboring property owners pansion. her attempts to put up a pro- $25 fine for carrying tools with incidents of looting were reported in the vicinity of the fire. er Jr., Elberon, and Ernes a Rumson Place lot for park- appeared and expressed ap fessional building. An estimate of damage will take several days, fire officials Proposal Accepted Kovats Jr., administrator o intent to break, enter and rob ing was held until the next proval of the variance. John Narzo'wich, another said. The authority voted to ac-Jersey Shore Medical Center. her home. meeting. The lot is owned by S and K township critic, said the gov- Norberto J. Ortez was fined cept a $100,000 proposal by The Extended Care Pavilioi The approved use variance is Inc., which will build the show- erning body was lax in not pro- $25 for malicious injury Parsons, Brinckerhoff, Quade represents a new concept ii for a Mercedes - Benz sales room for lease to Alan. Clayton Aiding Legislature posing specific changes in the to property. and Douglas, New York City en- caring for moderately ill pa and service on Oceanport and Sign Plan Rejected TRENTON - Joseph E. Clayton of Wall Township, who master plan, which he called gineers, for final construction tients and those well on thi Fined for traffic offenses Tinton Aves. It was granted to A requested variance for a resigns as deputy state education commissioner Oct. 1, has an atrocity. cost estimates in connection way to recovery. It will offer were Jose Ferrer of 35 Broad- free - standing large sign, for been hired as a special consultant to the legislature, it was He said the plan adopted in with the proposed Garden State homelike environment, encour way, $50 and $25 suspended for the showroom was rejected learned yesterday. 1965, is "arbitrary and capri- being an unlicensed driver; Thruway, to parallel Rt. 9 be the patient The board stipulated that the The Law Revision and Legislative Services Commission aging move cious." Christina A. Jensen of 669 Mor- Commuter tween Edison and Toms River and engage sign could be no higher than the has agreed to retain Clayton, 60, on a per diem basis. He about recre- Mr. Narzowich said the coun- ford Ave., ?25 for careless driv- acquisition of the state • owned ational activities. roof of the building. will be available to work on call with the standing Assembly cil and the Planning Board ing; Douglas C. Thornton, $15 section of the parkway between The Emergency Care- Uni; Cars Viewed Red Bank attorney Chester and Senate Education Committee at a rate of $75 per day. have "sold the entire township for leaving the scene of an ac- the authority offices and Rt. 22 will be one of the most ad- Apy represented Alan. in Union County, and construc- down the drain, including Mr. cident and Louis A. Cabrera, Neighboring residents object- vanced and comprehensive ir Dressier." $15 for being an unlicensed By 6,000 Trailer Kills State Trooper tion of service roads along the the nation. Sophisticated equip ed to a proposed parking Jot on state - owned section. •Political Battle' driver. TRENTON (AP) - More Rumson Place for use by em ELIZABETH - A state trooper died here yesterday after ment, unknown a few year; "AH the people got for their Paying fines of $10 were: than 6,000 persons inspected ployes of Rassas Pontiac, 395 being run over by a tractor trailer while directing traffic at Coverdale and Colpitts of ago, will be saving lives thai taxes was a cheap, political bat- —BobertrKopinsky of 256 Madi- the state's new high - speed Broad St., Red Bank; the scene-oLan.accident on the. New Jersey Turnpike. New York City was authorized were formerly hopeless cases tle," Mr. Narzowich charged. son St., Eatontown, for care- commuter cars in four days of The use variance was request- Trooper Thomas Kavula, 26, of Bayonne died in Elizabeth a $40,500 contract to update Mr. Narzowich said" town- less driving; Mary C. "Pantone public displays, the Depart- ed by J. C. Williams Sign Co. General Hospital shortly after 5 p.m.—more than eight hours traffic and earnings figures for ship officials have zoned some of Brooklyn, N. Y., careless ment of Transportation said Asbury Park, which wants to after the truck ran over his legs and lower body. the proposed thruway and the Russo Case areas for industrial use and driving; Preston Epp of 161 yesterday. lease the vacant lot to Mr. Ras- Charged with death by auto, leaving the scene of an ac- state - owned parkway section. then allowed people to build Morris Ave., driving an unreg- Two , additional displays sas for daytime parking for cident and other motor vehicle violations was Harold L. The authority's decision on Motion Set homes there. istered car; Eugene W. days — both at Asbury 21 employes, on the ground that Brower, 43, of Larwill, Ind. whether to build the thruway Mr. Creevy said everyone Throckmorton of 285 Lockwood Park — also were scheduled. the, lot, which is in a business will be based on the two firms' who wanted to be heard .on the Ave., reckless driving. The cars will be shown there zone, is of limited size and ir- Junta May Rule Portugal findings. For Hearing new zoning ordinance could Ace W. Gaines of 56 Fay speak out at the public hearing near the Grand Union super- regular shape and would be of LISBON — Political sources say a three-man junta may Authority Director D. Louis FREEHOLD - A motion St., was fined $10 for careless in October. market next Wednesday from no industrial use. take over if Prime Minister Antonio de Oliveira Salazar dies Tonti announced a conference challenging a perjury and false driving, $10 for being an un- noon to 9 p.m. and Thursday Fears Unsightlincss or is permanetly incapacitated by the stroke that put him near today with representatives of swearing indictment against licensed driver, and $5 for driv- from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Mrs. Thomas Mount, 31 death four days ago. charter bus companies on a reputed Monmouth County ing without a license in The display hours at Red Rumson Place, said the parked ban issued in midsummer for- rackets boss Anthony Russo is his possession. Bank, Monday and Tuesday, cars would be unsightly. M bidding charter buses to stop scheduled to be heard Friday, John Hirsch of Trenton was Medicare Costs to Rise Quality have been advanced one hour Dominic P. Figaro, 12 W. Lake at parkway restaurants. Sept. 27. fined $5 for driving without a Road, Red Bank, said she ATLANTIC CITY — Medicare patients will be charged an with the cars to be shown from additional 10 per cent for hospital and nursing home care be- Jammed Restaurants It will be before Superior license in his possession. 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. feared a decrease in property Court Judge Elvin R. Simmill Watcher values in the residential area ginning Jan. 1, Wilbur J. Cohen, secretary of the Department The ban came, Mr. Tonti In the first four display days, of Health, Education and Walfare announced yesterday. The motion, filed by Warren and too much traffic where said, when restaurants were more than 2,000 persons visited Cohen said patients will pay the first $44 of their hospital jammed with as many as 400 W. Wilentz of Perth Amboy Children's the cars in Newark, about children now play. Both wom seeks dismissal of the charges en, and also Mrs. Ann, bill with Medicare paying the balance through the 60th day of bus passengers at once. The 1,100 at the Jersey Ave. Sta- hospitalization. Patients now pay the first $40. crush resulted in chaos, he access to certain Grand Jury tion, New Brunswick, 825 )it Blasi, 30 Rumson Place, said estimony and a change of Librarian they would prefer having the said, with no one receiving Princeton Junction and about satisfactory service. venue. cars parked along the 'Street RFK Story Nets i§l Million Russo was indicted last Nov. 2,100 in Trenton. An effort will be made to find Is Named to having the lot used for'park- NEW YORK — A 25,000-word article about the Cuban 2 by the holdover Grand Jury The cars, which are expect- a solution based on a permit ing. missile crisis, written by the late Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, which was investigating charg- RED BANK - The public ed to. go into scheduled Penn system, allowing charter buses Board chairman Roger Cole- has been sold to McCall's magazine for $1 million plus reprint es of political interference in library's board of trustees last Central suburban service next to stop at restaurants during man asked the applicant's at and broadcast rights. :he Long Branch Police ' night named Mrs. Pamela month, are currently being off hours and at intervals along torney, William Himelman, Department. He was charged Sprinkle, Eatontown, as chil- shown at Erie Lackwanna Sta- the parkway, Mr. Tonti said. dren's librarian. Red Bank, to present at the State Bank Trims Rate with denying under oath that he tions: Hoboken, Ridgewood, 'We are particularly con- Mrs. Sprinkle assumes her Morristown and Bernardsville. October meeting ways in which NEWARK - The state's largest bank — the National told three police officers: duties immediately. The electrically propelled cars the lot could be screened from State Bank of New Jersey—has reduced its prime interest cerned about charter buses car- We can take care of the the front, and from Mrs. She is a graduate of the Uni- are the first two of 35 pur- rate from 6'/2 to 6 per cent. rying senior citizens and chil- mayor. We got three council- Mount's property, and informa- versity of Richmond (Va.) and chased by the state for lease The bank, which has 27 offices in Essex Counly and re- dren," the director said. men. Tonight or tomorrow, has a master's degree in to Penn Central. tion on how the cars might be sources of nearly $800 million, announced the move yesterday we'll have number four." library science from the. Uni- dispersed on the lot. without explanation. A trial of the charges before versity of North Carolina. The board approved an ap County Court Judge M. Ray- Mrs. Sprinkle will conduct a Huguenot plication by Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Quake Rocks Venezuela Vietnam mond McGowan ended in a library orientation program on ward Betz, Northvale Ave., to hung jury last June and a new CARACAS, Venezuela — A strong earthquake woke (Continued) Wednesday for a group of stu- Picnic Saturday build a garden house on their rial is to be scheduled. "Caracas shortly after 2 a.m. today and sent hundreds of The ground war was contin- dents from the River Street property. LITTLE SILVER-Col. Ray- frightened persons into the streets in their nightclothes. But ued hottest northwest of Sai- School, explaining library pro- mond R. Tourtillot, USA-Ret., the police said there were no casualties and no reports of jon, along the jungled invasion cedure and how to best utilize Elizabeth Cleary of 45 Laurel Drive, is chairman property damage. Nor were any casualties reported from the routes from Cambodia to the2e wise... open a the library. Shrewsbury has been of the annual picnic of the Hu- Okay(S interior of the country. capital, and in the northern The trustees didn't set a date watching over the qualify guenot Society of New Jersey, [Continued) provinces. U.S. intelligence of- for formal dedication of the Checkmaster of our electrical windings Inc., to be held in Sullivan conduct any formal regionali ficers said they had one "pret- library addition, opened to the TV to Promote Bonding since 1942. From her sta- Grove in Washington Crossing zation studies. ty good" report that an attack public on Monday. Some work TRENTON — Bipartisan television appearances to pro- tion in the Coil Winding State Park, Saturday, starting Need State Okay on Saigon, was planned for account today is being completed on the mote the state's proposed $998 million bond issue program Monday to mark one of the Department she passes at 11:30 a.m. Once the boards agree on i building. ' are being planned for the fall campaign, Gov. Richard J. Viet Cong's numerous special judgment on more than Area residents serving on his school district reorganization Hughes announced yesterday. days. But one officer said "we 100,000 coil assemblies a committee are Mrs. Charles F. scheme, they must get approv have nothing to back it up and year. She's one more rea- Borden and Francis R. Borden al from state Commissioner o Overpass Plan there is no indication of move- son why Bendix electric of Shrewsbury. Education Carl L. Marburger Smoke Bombs Empty Theatre ment." power systems are "tops" To Be Aired Col. Tourtillott is a descen- and then put the question to NEW YORK — Acrid smoke bombs drove more than 900 persons from a Broadway theater last night 10 minutes Northwest of Saigon, a bat- throughout the world.' LONG BRANCH - City dant of Abraham Tourtellott, public referendum. It must be after the start of a preview performance of "The Cuban talion of perhaps 300 North Council members last night who was born in Bordeau, approved by voters in all Thing." Five men were arrested, four of them described as Vietnamese came out of hide- met with officials of Monmouth France, and came to Boston, three districts. We're proud oj our people. Cuban refugees. outs in rubber plantation coun- Medical Center here to discuss Mass., in the autumn of 1687 on Shrewsbury and Little Silver, try and attacked a U.S. 25th the hospital's plans to con- the ship "Friendship." both sending districts to Red Infantry Division camp 10 struct an overpass from the George Washington, for Bank High School, have been Doyle Addresses the Legion Bendny miles east of Tay Ninh City. professional building on Third whom the state park near unhappy because they haven't WILDWOOD — The 50th annual New Jersey American Ave. to the new nursing facility Lambertville, was named, was any official voice in the second- Legion convention kicked off here yesterday with an address The attackers hit the 200 across Dunbar Ave. born in Wakefield, Westmore- ary school education of their from the newly elected national commander, Gen. William American defenders with mor- Council members last night land County, Va., in 1732, and students. C. Doyle of Vineland. tars, rocket-propelled gre- Can we help you? • caucused with hospital officials was a direct descendant of ALso voting on the resolution Doyle, who was elected last week in New Orleans at the nades, machine-gun fire and Service is our'blggest asset. Electric Power Capt. Nicolas Martiau, a 1st night were Donald Castle- Legion's national convention, told the 10,000 assembled dele- small arms, but the U.S. troops to learn defils of the plan. v Thiy will study the issue and rench Huguenot. •man and Oliver Bennett. gates and altenffces, "If the 'dissenters on college campuses well entrenched for the Divisipn 1 miSe recommendations to the Rain date' for the picnic is [Charles CMalley and William • today can't learn to obey the rules, they should get the hell night-reported only three men CENTRAL JERSEY BAM PUnti In Ettontawn, Rid link JS&SB THUBT COMRAN:OMI«NVV governing body on the request. Saturday, Sept. 28, ' Howard were absent. out." wounded. MlMJinCff.O.I.C i 4-THE DAIty REGISTER, fAity, SeptemW 20, 1968 C. Preston Buterbantfi Frederick R. Holman Mrs. Bridget Rosella County Heart Red Foley MONROE TOWNSHIP-Mrs. Board Okays MIDDLETOWN - C. Preston WANAMASSA - Services for Unit to Elect Frederick R. Holman Jr., 60, Bridget Rosella, 86, of Pension Buterbauth, 63, of 266 Harmon LONG BRANCH - Eleven Found Dead of 1304 Edgewood Ave., a mem- Road died yesterday in St, Sex Course Walter Neuhauser Dies Road, died yesterday in River- Peters Hospital, New Bruns- new members of the board of view Hospital, Red Bank, afte FORT WAYNE, Ind. (AP)-ber of the Ocean Township RUMSON - Walter R. Neu- wick, after a long illness.' trustees of the Monmouth Coun- a long illness. ,| Red Foley, 58, who rose I Planning Board who died in Born in County Leitrum, Ire- Tuition Pay tiauser, 64, of 44 Avenue of fame In the late 1940s with h ty Heart Association are slated Mr. Buterbauth was born in Jersey Shore Medical Center, land, she was a communicant WEST LONG BRANCH-The" Two Rivers died yesterday af- recording of "Chattanooga to be elected at the annual ternoon in Riverview Hospital Indiana, Pa., son of the lat Neptune, Wednesday, will be of Our Lady of Mercy Catholic Shore Regional Board of Edu- Shoe Shine Boy," was found Church, Englishtown. meeting of the association at Red Bank, after a short illness. Milligan and Anna Steitn held in the Farry Memorial cation last night voted to au- dead In his motel room lasl 9 p.m. in the conference room Mr. Neuhauser was born Buterbauth. He resided in th Home, Asbury Park, at 1 p.m. Surviving are her husband, Bloomfield area for most night. thorize the payment of tuition here, a son of Mrs. Ellen tomorrow. Anthony Rosella; two sons, Jo- of Monmouth Medical Center. his life, and moved here l; He apparently died of natur for as many as 12 faculty mem- Kobinson Neuhauser, living at Born in Plymouth Meeting, seph P. Rosella of Manalapan They are Dr. Zaven Ayanian, years ago from Toms Hiver. al causes as he was gettinf and Michael A. Rosella of Old bers to take a course in the Matawan; Dr. Robert Barnett, home, and the late Louis Neu- ready for bed some eight t< Pa., Mr. Holman had lived here He was employed as a milk Bridge and eight grandchildren. teaching of sex education. The Asbury Park; Alan Bornstein, hauser. He had lived here all 12 hours before his body wai 31 years. his life. man by Sealtest Dairies for thf He was a 25-year member A Requiem Mass will be course will be offered by Mont- Long Branch; Mrs. John Gei- found, Dr. Gordon Franke, Al- ger, Spring Lake; Mrs. S. A. He was custodian of the bor- past 35 years, and was a mem- ien County corner said. An and past president of the Wa- offered at 9:30 a.m. in Our clair State College in February. Lady of Mercy Church by the Grove Farniingdale; Dr. Law- ough hall S6 years, retiring in ber of the Drivers and Dairy autopsy was scheduled today. namassa Fire Company and a The board authorized the longtime member and past Rev. John C. Petri. Burial will rence Karasic, West AUenhurst, 1964, and was associated with Franke said Foley was full; establishment of an adult air- Employes Union, Local 607, president of the Wanamassa be in St. Rose of Lima Ceme- G. C. Klein, West Long Branch; Gifford's Inn here and the clothed and on his back on thf ground aviation course in con- New York City. First Aid Squad. He was a tery, Freehold Township, under Mrs. James Lyons, Sea Girt; former Mayer's Tavern for bed when found.by the motel junction with Monmouto Re- Surviving are his widow member of Trinity Episcopal the direction of the Freeman Peter Scoles, Red Bank; Mrs. many years. manager who had been sum' gional, Long Branch, and Mrs. Mae Hitter Bulerbauth; Church, Asbury Park. Funeral Home of Freehold, Ira Vineberg, Deal; Henry Mr. Neuhauser was an ex- moned by a maid after she Ocean Township high schools four sons, Charles ButerbautJi Mr. Holman had been em- Wechsler, Lakewood. diief and exempt member of was unable to enter the room at a tuition charge of $40, pro- ol Pittsburgh, Stanley Buter- ployed 33' years by the Public the Rumson Fire Department Foley, whose gospel song Burke, Postmaster viding that a sufficient number bauth of Keansburg, Army PF Service Electric and Gas Co., and an exempt member of the "Peace in the Valley" was the of students are enrolled. Allan Buterbauth, stationed a Newark. He was a senior At State House Rumson First Aid Squad. He first religious record to sell Ft, ,Monmouth, and Robert plant anallyst for the company. A purchase of a line marker was a member of the First over a miliion copies, had giv- ASBURY PARK — A Requi- ButerbautJi, at home; thre Surviving are his wife, for the school athletic fields at Presbyterian Church. en two performances in Fort em Mass will be offered at 10 Walter R. Neuhauser Mrs. Jean Smith Holman; a a cost not to exceed $595 was ©nation daughters, Miss Dorothy Buter- Wayne Wednesday evening. a.m. tomorrow in Holy Spirit Besides his mother, he is sur- (1956 Photo) bauth of Riverside, Calif. sister, Mrs. Alvin McDonald of authorized. Clyde Julian Foley was born Catholic Church for Robert A. vived by his wife, Mrs. Dor- Mrs. Gail Cheveliar of Port Matawan, and four nieces. The board also authorized re- Firemen's services will be on a 24-acre farm near Berea, Burke, 69, of 501 Third Ave., othea Andre Neuhauser. Monmouth, and Miss Lind Burial will be in Christ newal of a street lighting eon- held in the funeral home Sun- Ky. He began his professional brother of Michael Burke of Services will be Monday at Buterbauth, at home; tw Church Cemetery, South Am- tract with Jersey Central Pow- day at 8 p.m. singing career In 1931 at the Monmouth Beach,, who died 11 a.m. in the U'crden Funeral brothers, George Buterbaut boy. er and Light Co. for five years, age of 21. Sunday while on a cruise to Famous Home, Red Bank, with the Rev. of Bast Orange and Jack Bu- Puerto Rico. from Sept. 1, at an annual cost Harvey C. Douie Jr, of iho Wilbur B. Warren tcrhauth of Chicago; two sis of $8«0.28 for 20 fixtures. Mrs. Pearl Applegate He was born in Jersey City Presbyterian Church offici- RED BANK-Wilbur B. War-tors, Mrs. Anna Bratcher o Nathan Levimky and for the past 37 years he Names KEYPORT — Mrs. Pearl J. An easement was granted to ating. Interment will be in Fair ren, 63, of 53 Elm Place, died East Orange and Mrs. Lennii RED BANK — Services were was postmaster at the State Applegate, 54, of 101 Green the Northeast Monmouth Coun- View Cemetery, Middletown. Wednesday night at Biverview Wissinger of Bondsboro, Pa. held this morning at the Wor- House, Trenton. Grove Ave. died yesterday in ty Regional Sewerage Authority Hospital. and seven grandchildren. den Funeral Home for Nathan Besides his brother, he is Riverview Hospital, Red Bank. for installation of sewer line He was born in Brookfield, The funeral will be Monda; Levinsky, 82, of 101 Horseshoe survived by a daughter, Miss Charles A. Warner Born in Perth Amboy, she from Rt. 38. Conn., a son of the late John Way, Lineroft, who died yester- Anne Burke at home, and a SHREWSBURY - Charles A. at 10 a.m. in the John F. Pfl was the daughter of Mrs. Ma- Authorization was given the and Agusta Knapp Warren, and day at Riverview Hospital sister, Mrs. Catherine Teague Warner, 87, of 4 Patterson Ave. ger Funeral Home, Middletown tilda Harris of this place, and establishment of late school was a retired driver for the Rabbi Jack M. Rosoff offici- of Jersey City. died Tuesday in Eaton Park the late James Harris, busing to four districts each Jersey Central Power and witfi the Rev, Paul Jackson ated and burial was in Congre- His wife, Irene, died last Nursing Home, Eatontown, aT The widow of Russell Apple- day at 4:15 p.m. for students Light Co. pastor of the First Bapti gation B'Nai Israel Cemetery, February. ter a long illness. gate, she was a member of participating in after-school Church, Matawan, officiating New Shrewsbury. The Buckley Funeral Home Mr. Warner was born in As He was also a member of the South Amboy First. Baptist activities. Y«i, th»y miU quit* • First Baptist Church of Red Burial will be in Fair Vie He was bora in Grunda, Is in charge of arrangements. bury Park, son of the late Church.. .. The resignation of Michael pair. Yet, they «rand for Bank and Monmouth Star Cemetery, Middletown. Russia, a son of the late Louis Charles and Mary Peters War- _ Surviving, besides her moth- Krautheim, Spring Lake, as quality. Yes — Pay Liu Lodge 31, Shepherds of Beth- and Rebecca Soroksliyel Levin- Frank F. Evaldi ner. He had lived here eight er, are three sons, Willis R. freshman basketball coach was for Brand Namti with lehem, the 25-Year Club of the sky, and came to Ms country months and was a retired build- Edwin F. Lambert Applegate of South Amboy, CLIFFWOOD - Frank P. accepted. Robert Be'nner, Long power company. in his youth. He had resided "BIS W" Ing superintendent. in Red Bank for. 49 years, an Lloyd W. Applegate of Fair Evaldi, 65, of 117 Arlington Branch, will replace him at a EAST KEANSBURG - Ed Haven and Russell Applegate Discount Prictil He is survived by two broth- Surviving are his widow, in Lineroft for nine months. Ave. died yesterday in River- salary of $300. win F, Lambert, 68, of 34 Mon- of this place; a daughter, Mrs. ore, Arthur Warner, with whom Elizabeth Bennett Warren; view Hospital, Red Bank. mouth Parkway, died yester- Mr. Levinsky was the pro- James HKinnear of Cliffwood; be nude his home, and Walter three sons, John W. of Fair prietor of a confectionery store He was a custodian at the day in the Veterans Hospital two brothers, James Harris of Warner of Baltimore, Md. Haven, Robert of Matawan and on Mechanic St., for 49 years, Oiiifwood Elementary School East Orange. He formerly op Edison and Harry Harris of Raymond of Neptune; One sis- and he retired nine months ago. and a trustee, sexton and mem- Services wiH be held tomor- erated the E. J. Halm genera Bloomfield; two sisters, Mrs. MANY PEOPLE row at 10 a.m. in the Worden ter, Mrs. Louise Lyons of Hyde store here. He-was a member of Congre- ber of the official board of the Park, N. Y., and six grandchil- Aaron Stryker of Matawan and Ciiffwood Community United Funeral Home, Red Bank. The A World War II Navy vet gation B'Nai Israel of Rum- dren. son. Mrs. George Olsen of this Methodist Church. Rev. Eirl B. Scott, rector of eran, he was a member of th place, and six grandchildren. SPEAK OF St. Thomas Episcopal Church, Services will be at 10 a.m. Surviving are two daughters, Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Veterans of Foreign Wars Pos Services will be held tomor- will officiate. Burial will be in Saturday at the William S. An- Mrs. Gertrude Zimmerman Irma Spiel Evaldi; two daugh- 2179 in Middletown. row at 11 a.m. in Bedle Funeral White Ridge Cemetery, Eaton- derson Funeral Home, Red with whom he made his home ters, Mrs. Gloria Mocci of OUR SERVICES! Surviving are his wife, Claire Home, here, with the Rev. Nor- town. Bank, with the Rev. Stanley and Mrs. Sylvia Wasser of Morgan and Mrs. Joan Dekis Hahn Lambert; one brother, man Riley, pastor of St. John's Mugridge of the First Baptist Rome, N.Y.; a son, Irving L. of Cliffwood; a son, Frank Per Annum en James Van Clies Lambert oi United Methodist Church, Haz- CARD OF THANKS Church, officiating. Burial will Levinsky of Little Silver; 10 Evaldi Jr. of Morgan; two sis- BnWARD HYEH of Rlvtrvltw Hot- Shongum Luke. !et, officiating. Burial will be. Savings Certificates pllil would HIM to think all thoit be' in Fair View Cemetery, grandchildren; and one sister, ters, Mrs. Loufse Unari of *hn to gtiMrouily donnted Mood for The Scott Funeral Home In in Green Grove Cemetery, Woodbridge and Mrs. Perrina From $10,000 .Mm. Middletown. Mrs. Lillian Abramovitz of Fair Belford is In charge of ar- here. Brown of Phoenix, Ariz., a rangements. Haven. 5 brother, Edward Evaldi VA ANNUAL DIVIDEND 10/ PER ANNUM ON Perth Amboy, and eight 0/ COMPOUNDED | 'SAVINGS CERTIFICATES Mrs. Thomas Canavan /0 A. Sasseen grandchildren. QUARTERLY t FROM $5,000 Mrs. Emery Tihok EAST KEANSBURG - Mrs. I SHREWSBURY - George A. The funeral will be at 10:30 John Van Kirk & Son PERTH AMBOY-Mrs. Ruth asseen, 66, of 529 Sycamore Margaret Canavan, 72, of 91 McKay Tibok, 37, of 328 Keade Hudson Ave. died yesterday in a.m. Monday in the Cliffwood Ave., died yesterday in Eiver- Community United Methodist S|.F who died Monday in Perth ieiv Hospital. Monmouth Medical Center, MONUMENTS Amboy General Hospital, Long Branch, after a long ill- Church with the Eev. Eldrich Mr. Sasseen, a self-employed Campbell officiating. Arrange- SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION 85 COOPER RD* MIDDLETOWN is survived by two sons and a coffee broker in New York City, ness. stepson. Born in Iinlithgow, Scotland, ments are under the direction (Off Rt. 35 •« Httdon'i Cerntr) was a member of the New York of the Flynn and Son Funeral Her sons are Wayne J. Mc- she was the daughter of the 741-0J19 . 747.J54J Coffee and Sugar Exchange Home, Perth Amboy. , IARRI OUILD MONUMENTS Kay of Port Monmouth and Eu- "nc, and the Green Coffee As- late John and Elizabeth Ma- gene Tibok, at home. Her step- sooiation of New York City, ;One. son is Emery Tibok Jr., here Inc. A resident here 24 years, she They were inadvertently listed He was born in Brooklyn, was a member of St. Cather- OPEN SUNDAY 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. I incorrectly in Tuesday's Daily N. Y., son of the late Mr. and ine's Catholic Church, here, Register. Mrs. John Sasseen. and of the churah Altar Rosary DAILY 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. • WED. & FRIDAY EVENINGS TIL 9 P.M. FOR ANY OCCASION Mrs. Tibok is also survived He attended Holy Cross Cath- Society, Beads for Mary So- by her husband, Emery Tibok olic Church, Rumson. ciety and St. Margaret of Scot- HONEY BEE FLOWERS Sr.; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Sasseen also was a mem- land Guild. -James—AT—McKay—of—-Po-r-t ber-oi-Uie Bayhead-Yachtdub Surviving, are her husband, Seed-Fertilize and de-Thatch Your 464 BROAD ST. Monmouth; two sisters, Mrs. and the Whist Club of the Thomas Canavan, and a sister, Eileen J. Stevenson and Mrs. Oranges. Mrs. May McGowan of Lin- Lawn for Approximately 4/5c per Foot!* SHREWSBURY Margaret V. Gillette of Port Surviving are his widow, lithgow. 741-4020 Monmouth, and four brothers, .Irs. DoroOiy Burke Sasseen; A Requiem High Mass will James J. McKay of Oakhurst, i daughter, Mrs. Donald N. be offered Monday at 9 a.m. RENOVATE YOUR LAWN kilobit Slittt 1M7 Joseph E. McKay of Belford Mng of Short Hills; three in St. Catherine's Church by the Rev. John B. Cook, pastor. BY WIRE ANYWHERE and John F. and Robert F. Mc- •rothors, Cyril J. Sasseen of AN OUTSTANDING VALUE Kay of Port Monmouth. .ake Worth, Fla., Kenneth D. Burial, under direction of Scott A High Mass of Requiem was asseen of Clearwater, Fla., Funeral Home, Belford, will be 1. We will Power Rake your lawn—Removing Thatch and create a seed bed. offered yesterday morning In ind Robert B. Sasseen of North in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Mid- Our Lady of Hungary Catholic leddington Beach, Fla., and dJetown. 2. We will sweep the thatch.** Church, here. Burial was in the wo grandchildren. 3. We will reseed with SCOTTS FAMILY at Scotts recommended rate. church cemetery under the di- A Requiem Mass will be Man Admits His Guilt rection of the Mitruska Funer- >ffered at Holy Cross Ohuroh 4. We will fertilize with SCOTTS TURF BUILDER at Scotts recommended rate al Home. llonday at 9:30 a.m. Burial n Carrying Pistol John E. Day •" be in St. John's Cemetery, FREEHOLD - Patrick Me- 5,000 Sq. Ft. .... 89.95 20,000 Sq. Ft. .... 179.50 tfooklyn, under directWn of Guire, 86 Washington Ave., I e William S. Anderson Fu- Long Branch, pleaded guilty ] 40,000 Sq. Ft. .... 319.50 Mfttn Officet eral Home, Red Bank. The yesterday to charges of carry- 10,000 Sq. Ft. .... 119.50 FUNERAL HOME Htt (iifMnut st, Bed Bank, N. J. O770L ortege will leave the funeral ng a concealed pistol March | "This ii approximately 4/Se ol 1 c per tqugrt foot at the 40,000 square foot ratt. Brmnrh Offices: 87« Jtt, 35, Mlddleiowa, N. J. ome at 8:30 o'clock. 10 in Atlantic Highlands. 3ft Ennt MMn St,, Frffhnld, N. J. •*We will Itove thatch In the comer of your property at a mulch bed. 85 Riverside Ave. Red Bank Hi Broadway, Lonf_Branch, N. J. EstablUhrd In 1B78 by John II. Cmk *ad Henry Civ The place to go — for the brands you know! C. SIOUN, Dir.cror 747-0332 Fubllihed by The Rt* Bank Rtfliler I _-g5 YOUR GUARANTEE Mwnbfr of the Associated PrMj • TV AniocUtrd Prew U entitled ex- THE NEW FALL clusively to the use for re publication Scotts Seed/Feed Sale o[ nil the \oc\\ nowi printed In tills now.ipa.prr as well aj all AP now* FROM SCOTTS dispute he* VESTED SUIT Second class postage pnld at Red Save *1 on Windsor when Bank, N J. 07701 (ind at additional 79 milling; tv/lren• Published dally, Mon- No matter what the weather bought with a bag of Turf Builder day Uiruugh Friday JOHN DANIELS Home Delivery by Carrier— Worden Funeral Home 45 Cen's Per Week 50 BROAD ST. RED BANK does, if you are not satisfied MtniStT«iity(7<» Windier) Subscrlptimr Prices In Advance 2,500 sqftbox 9.95* ' Single copy at counter, 10 o«nts: by OPEN WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. 60 E. FRONT ST. RED BANK mail 15 crntj witfi any Scotts product, 1 month ~-$2.20 € months—$12.60 CHARGE IT — 30 • iO • 90 DAYS Windsor 3 months—$6,30 12 months $23 Off 2,500 sqftbox 11.95* send sales slip to: SCOTTS, Turf Builder Day and Night Phone . . . MARYVILLE, OHIO, and you 5,000 sq it bat M5 10,000 sq ftba g 9.95 717-0557 will receive a refund check. 15,000 sq ft bag 13.95 You are the sole judge! •Dednrt $1 when koujht with «ny ifo Turf Builder HARRY C. F. JAMES A. ROBERT F. SEE THE SCOnS AD The Adams Memorial Home William J. Connelly, Owner-Managtr ON THE FACING PAGE! 747-0226 KAINDUW SUPPLY CO., Inc. 175 BROAD ST. RED BANK FUNERAL DIRECTORS SINCE 1865 Pumps—Motors—Compressors—Spray Equip. PIPE FITTINGS V-BELTS FILTERS COMP. FITTINGS PULLEYS HARDWARE FLARE FITTINGS FANS PLUMBING SUPPLIES 310 BROAD ST. RED BANK BRASS FITTINGS HOSE REPAIRS 6 -NOW OPEN- ' BROAD ST.,, SHREWSBURY 747-555J Policemen to Graduate Today Cerebral Palsy Session Will OpenTHE DAILY REGISTER, Friday, Sept. 20, 1968-5 ASBURY PARK - The a*known for his achievements in review the results of the testi- WEST TRENTON - Ten p.m. in the SpriDg Lake Com- Hogan, Highlands;/6scar John- GOP Club Hears Aikins Monmouth County nual conference of the United the area of the handicapped, mony presented at She "Ser- resi- munity House, with Prosecu- son, Long Branch; Lawrence Cerebral Palsy Association of will talk on "Legislation Deal- vice Program Hearings." dents will be among 88 police . SEA BRIGHT -. Assembly; spoke for one and one half tor Robert H. Doherty Jr. of E. Morris, Red Bank; Ken- New Jersey will be held here ing with Handicapped Chil- These hearings were an at- man Louis R. Aikins was guest officers to graduate today hours, explaining the bond is-: Ocean County as speaker. neth J. Phillips, Union Beach; today and tomorrow. dren." tempt by the national organ) speaker at the first 1968 fall- from the 108th Municipal Po- sue in detail. Edward J. Tracy, Freehold, The featured speaker at the zation to take a look at thewinter, season meeting of the lice Class at Sea Girt. ATea graduates are: Domin- The conference, which will and Henry R. Werbalis, Hazlet. banquet tomorrow will be Sena- services being performed by Sea Bright Republican Club in Among the many members Col. David B. Kelly, superin- ic J. Cavallaro, Holmdel; Har- convene this afternoon, will be of the club attending the ses- tor Alfred N. Beadleston of centered around the theme U.C.P. affiliates throughout the the Alpine Manor Hotel, High- tendent of New Jersey State old J. Donlin, Hazlet; John J. Bumson. Senator Beadleston, United States and determine if lands. sion Were the five Republican Police, announced that gradu- "Service is a Many Sided Early, Keansburg; George G. Thing." there were any needs of the Mr. Aikins spoke on the bond candidates, Douglas K. Adair, ation exercises will be at 2 Giresi, Belmar; Frederick W. cerebral palsied not being met. Joseph Rone and John S. Aikin, Dr. Brewster S. Miller of issue which will be on (he bal- lot in the forthcoming election. for council; John Campbell for Westfield, medical director of Arrangements to attend can 2 Penalized Instead of delivering a sched- tax collector and Helen Rone the national office of United be made by contacting the uled of 20-minute speech, he for tax assessor. Cerebral Palsy Associations United Cerebral Palsy Associa- In Fair Haven Inc., will address the confer- tion, 465 Dewey St., Long FAIR HAVEN - Ronnie ence tonight. Dr. Miller will Branch. Merigold of 109 Roosevelt Ave., Morganvilie, was bound over for the Grand Jury by Judge Beautiful DOYOU NEED MONEY? John Crole in Municipal Court yesterday. He was charged TABLE LAMPS with using a forged check on a complaint signed by William We hove £ $5000. ££ H. Spencer Jr. each FOR HOMEOWNERS CONSOLIDATE DEBTS OR FOR ANY PURPOSE Anatol Makarenko of Old 2 for 39.95 Bridge was fined a total of $50 Immediate Delivery SPECIALISTS IN HOME REFINANCING on two charges: careless driv- • LOWEST ESTABLISHED RATES • EASY TERMS ing, $15; and having no regis- tration in his possession, $10. Huffman & Boyle MONMOUTH COUNTY Investment Corp. He was also ordered to pay $25 Rt. 35 Circle • Eatontown, N. J. 542-1010 Rt. 35 Middfrtown P.O. Box 44, Kei Utuik 741-SM1 for contempt of court. IMIMIIMMIIMMMMIIMIMMIMMIIMi

Harold J. Donlin John J. Early

Does seedin into an old lawn really work?

Frederick W. Hogan Oscar Johnson Read our mail!

"Early last fall we seeded Windsor "Our lawn seemed hopeless when we Why it is now practical into our lawn. Results were beauti- decided to seed Windsor into what ful! Our bare spots filled in and we was left. Improvement was slow at With the introduction of Windsor, ,3 are so pleased." MRSDSPRINGMAN first but we kept feeding. Great suc- the remarkable new variety of Ken- cess in time." MRS FRANCIS MCCU1RE tucky bluegrass, seeding into an ex- Lawrence E. Morris Kenneth J. Phillips isting lawn became practical. Now, "We had a problem lawn for years, with a little patience, you can up- until we seeded Windsor into it and "I bought a box of Windsor and grade your lawn without digging up -now-we-areveiy,-veiy-pleased-with— -sowed-il~in-areas-where^the-law.n_ _andjslarjingjjyer._You_r_uItirnaJe_re^_ the results." HARRY HESS looked poor. I was disappointed be- ward will be the rich green carpet cause I saw no results at first. But that only Windsor can provide. And this summer, to my surprise, the fall is the naturally right time to seed. "For 4 years we tried everything, Windsor has come up and my lawn Whether you seed or not, right Without success. Then in early fall is the envy of all." p c BARTROL now is the time to fertilize, for a bet- two years ago we seeded Windsor in- ter lawn this fall and next year. Your to our lawn, with almost unbeliev- grass is probably hungry right now. able results. Today the lawn is like "For the past two years have been Feed it with Turf Builder, the fertil- a thick carpet. People who knew our seeding Windsor into my lawn in the izer that makes grass multiply itself. poor old lawn want to know "What fall. Results have been amazing — (See money-saving Seed/Feed spe- happened?" because for years we real beautiful grass getting thicker cial below,) had told people that our problem all the time." j a CHARLESTON was the poor soil ('Like concrete!')." MRS GENE TROWBRIDGE No-Quibble guarantee "I have succeeded in growing Wind- sor directly in an old road bed!" Al! Scotts lawn products are fully "Last fall I seeded in Windsor. Re- MAXIfJE SCHWANKE guaranteed. If they don't work to Edward J. Tracy Henry R. Werbalis sults were just beautiful, so much so your complete satisfaction—just let that four neighbors have been con- • Windsor succeeds in trying situa- Scotts know and you'll get your verted to seeding Windsor." tions because of its unusual root and money back promptly and with no Talent Expo Finals SAM SINACORE rhizome strength. quibbling. Set for Tomorrow HOLMDEL - Seventeen sion; Cindy Brandt, 14, of Lin- Scotts (Seed/Feed Sale youthful performing acts-one croft and Bev Kerr, 14, of Red more than scheduled, due to a Bank, the Pantomime Pals, Save $1 on Windsor when judges' deadlock - will take in specialty miscellaneous divi- to the stage of the Garden State sion, and The, Ascots— Steve ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS bought with a bag of Turf Builder LITTLE SILVER LUMBER COMPANY Arts Center tomorrow, starting Lambertson, 17, Gregory Kret, 15 Sycamore Avenue MUSCLE'S WATERMELON BAR at 8 p.m., for the grand finals 16, Michael Tynan, 16, and Mi- Blend Stventy (70% Windsor) & GARDEN CENTER 2,500 sq ft box 9.95* of its New Jersey Talent Expo. chael Marshowsky, 15, all of Hazlet, and Philip DeCarlo Jr., Route 36 MIDDLETOWN The 17 were adjudged the Wiodior 16, West Keansburg, in the spe- cream of the crop in the semi- 2,500 sqftbox 11.95* cialty combo division. THE VILLAGE GARDEN CENTER finals of the statewide ama- COLTS NECK Turf Builder 24 Cherry Tree Farm Road teur competition at the amphi- JAY'S FARM MARKET 5,000 sq ft bag J.45 WILLIAM H. POTTER 4 SON theater last Sunday afternoon. Supplee Heads 10,000 sq ft bag 9.95 They will match talents tomor- Highway 34 15,000 sq ft bag 13.95 Red Hill Road row for the selection of top Republican Club PLEASANT VALLEY NURSERY winners in eight performing 'Deduct $1 when bough! with any size Turf Builder LITTLE SILVER *- George Highway 34 NEW MONMOUTH categories. Supplee, Church St., was The contestants' ages are be- named interim' president of the J & M HARDWARE tween 13 and 18. The public is Republican Club at the organi- PAIR HAVEN 47 Leonardville Road invited to attend on a zation's meeting in the Old Or- FAIR HAVEN HARDWARE HOLMDEL VILLAGE first-come first-seat basis, free chard Restaurant, Eatontown. 752 River Road of charge. Speakers included Freehold- HOLMDEL VILLAGE HARDWARE RED BANK About 500 youngsters took er Albert E. Allen, who dis- Holmdel Keyport Road LAWES COAL COMPANY JACOBS HARDWARE part in the Arts Center's Tal- cussed ways to get out 584 River Road 273 Shrewsbury Avenue ent Expo'I competition through the vote; a representative of local and regional auditions the Republican National Com- UNCROFT mittee's congressional commit- since July The semi-final win- HAZLET . SHREWSBURY ners in their respective tee, who spoke on promotion of LINCROFT HARDWARE SWARTZEL'S GARDEN CENTER performing categories fol- the congressional candidady of 657 Newman Springs Road (MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER low: State Sen. Richard R. Stout, 645 Holmdel Road i 777 Shrewsbury Avenue Monmouth County contes- and former Union County free- tants include Rodney McLeod, holder director Albert Bennin- THE BRIGHT ACRE .. 13, of Asbury Park, drums, in ger, now a resident here, who HOLMDEL LITTLE SILVER Broad St. & Queen Anne Dr. discussed his experiences in the popular instrument divi- CERLIONE'S GREENHOUSES COMMUNITY STORE LAWES COAL CO., INC. sion; Catherine Cox, 17, of New county government and as Un- ion County GOP chairman. Highway 35 500 Prospect Avenua Sycamore Avenue- Monmoi^h, popular vocal divi- r 1 \: "I Have A 'Weapon Too" FROM OUR READERS The Register welcomes letters from Its readers, pro- vided they contain signature, address and telephone num- Established in 1878 — Published by The Red Bank Register, Incorporated ber Lelters should be limited to JM words. They should be M. HAROLD KELLY, Publisher typewritten. All letters are subject to condensation and edit- Arthur Z. Kamin, Editor ing. Endorsements ol political candidates or commercial Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor products are not acceptable.' —6 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1968

TK.s[n]i:>;n!'-!iinti:;!trtin P^'Hiiiimrtmi!;! [iiiHii::n;i'Ji!;irtfii!!!iiiicihijti i Sundaes and Biafra 334 White Road Dialogue Established in Matawan Little Silver, N. J. EnSeaMs a copy of a letter written by a young Youngsters and adults have made ple who are sincerely attempting to neighbor. Adults may well take a cue from youth and show a dramatic presentation in Matawan attain a completely integrated system a similar concern. and Matawan Township in a plea to that will provide quality education. Very truly yours, the Board of Education for integration There have been some tense moments Mrs. Marian Marotta of school curricula and the hiring of in Matawan Township in the last sev- 9 Carlile Ter., qualified black teachers and, possibly, eral days. It is to the credit of all Little Silver, N. J. black principals. participants in the discussion that no Dear President Johnson: I am 15 years old, and I was shocked to read about They have made their point via a serious revolt developed, To the con- trary, there were moments of good the many starving children in Biafra. I wish you would march, a sit-in at the school and at- take the time and money to help these poor starving chil- tendance at a Board of Education humored exchanges and a healthy dis- dren It's hard to believe that so many children can be meeting, all of which have gained play of common sense. starving while, at the same time, I'm eating an ice cream public support in the school district. Larry Crockett, a black adult who sundae—just for something to do. frequently acted as spokesman for the Also, I think it's a waste to be fighting people in a It is not likelrv, however, that the foreign country when people we know are starving! I hope quick action they,have requested will students, was one who merits praise. this letter will move you, and wish you to consider it. materialize. At Monday night's school board meet- Sincerely, ing, the students were disturbed at Miss Kim Regan This is particularly true in the what they believed was a premature P.S. Would it be possible to send canned foods to Biafra? matter of obtaining additional Negro adjournment of the session, He quick- faculty members. School administra- ly got to a microphone, and his ex- Sewers Needed Now tors throughout the state arc actively hortations calmed the assemblage. American Littoral Society Sandy Hook, recruiting Negro teachers, a campaign An important dialogue has been that naturally is creating a demand Highlands, N.J. established between the board and the To the Editor: that is greater than the supply. community, one which hopefully will THE REPORTER Your editorial of Aug. 28 concerning the encephalitis Dr. John F. McKenna, superinten- preclude the necessity for future dem- death of Charles Schmidt brings into view another aspect dent of Matawan Regional High onstrations. As the board and admin- of pollution problems in Monmouth County. Because mos- quitoes are implicated in encephalitis, the public expects School, says curriculum revision has istration strive to solve the problems Von Hippo Vs. Civilization the county to react with massive DDT attacks. been under way the past two years, presented, we trust the students en- The' public would also like corrective action taken on The surface of the pool was flat in the roars and whines. Von Hippo kept the this summer's red tide outbreaks. They want the same and that studies on that matter are thusiastically return to what should hot sun. People walked the curved gravel peace because he had practically no in- on the jellyfish swarms in the rivers, shellfish contamina- continuing. We believe he and mem- be their principal endeavor: academic paths under the poplar and linden trees. stinct for warfare. tion, and the stench of rotten water in our estuaries. bers of the board are responsible peo- excellence. Most of them saw what appeared to be a On some days, he heard the crowds broken black suitcase floating in the pool, along the beautiful Uhter den Linden roar Clearly these are not separate problems requiring and few gave it more "Sieg heil! Sieg heil!" but he did not separate corrective actions — they are closely associated A Time of Hope and Trust than a glance. The torn know what it meant or what it was which and all develop to hazardous states because of sewage parts of the suitcase were enthused the people to roar like a zoo. The pollution in our waters. There is only one sensible cor- indolence, from indifference and from ; Observance of Rosh Hashana, the the nostrils of hippopota- only living thing with which von Hippo rective action to be taken against all of them and that Jewish New Year, starts at sundown selfish ease." mus amphibius, the great could identify was a stout keeper in a in installation of adequate sewage treatment and disposal Sunday, a time considered most solemn While those of other faiths express survivor of Uie Battle of green uniform who walked inside the fence, facilities for the whole county. picking up tufts of tender grass and mur- Any further stalling on sewerage facilities by local and sacred by members of thpsJcjJJjsh wishes for a healthy and happy New Berlin. He was too big to muring softly in German until the hippo- authorities appears to me inexcusable. faith. Celebrated since the begirfning Year to their Jewish friends and neigh- hide, four tons of small potamus came to the edge of the pool and Sincerely, '•' of human history, it is heralded by bors, it also should be a time for them piggish eyes, and flicking opened his landing craft mouth. John Clark ••• the blowing of a shofar, or ram's horn. •to share a religious exercise. ears. A long time ago, he The laughter of the people was deri- sive. His tongue was pink-gray, the size The piercing blast is symbolic of a The universal peace and under- nKHnp had been a young bull in nianur ^^ sticking with the of a welcome mat. His teeth were long Mrs. Hopkins' Mountain • call to conscience and the start of a standing for which prayers will be herd in the cool muddy pools by day, and and thick and sporadic. The thin whiskers 53 Highland Ave. :;, period of reassessment, a time of hope offered in Jewish temples and homes foraging the jungle paths for rich grass at between his huge nostrils twitched as the •' Fair Haven, N.J. v'and trust. It is followed by the wor- in the 10 days after Sunday cannot be night. He had been peaceable, most-of the keeper placed the grass on his tongue, To the Editor: and then murmured for him to close his Ho-hum! That age-old custom is still being practiced V] shippers' prayer: "May the solemn attained unless it also is the goal of time, fighting only in the mating season mouth. all of us. when the cows were Jew and his brothers in 1968. This time it's the Middletown school system's \ tones of the shofar arouse us from belligerent. * * t- turn to make mountains out of molehills. Like the others, he could submerge VON HIPPO NEVER caused trouble. The fifth grade of the Village School has an AM and Happy Event for Keansburg himself in water for as long as five min- The loneliness for the muddy pools of Afri- a PM session, each consisting of some 30-odd students. utes without coming up for a long noisy ca remained his secret. The war started Mrs. Winfield Hopkins' daughter, Ann, has been scheduled -. This year, for the first time, Keans- The residents who approved con- breath of air. It was a good and natural and he heard the rhythmic stomp of boots in the PM session. Mrs. Hopkins works full time and her husband serves in the armed forces in the Far East. : burg has its own high school. This struction of such a magnificent plant life until a group of hunters bagged him in the street outside, but he did not com- as the others fled. After that, von Hippo prehend. Later, he heard the ripping-silk Hence, a simple request to have her daughter scheduled I is an important milestone in the bor- and the Board of Education members was staked out with nets, and eventually sound of anti-aircraft and the drone of air- in the AM session — so as not to conflict with her own •f* ough's history, and is part of the who worked so diligently in planning crated and sent to Germany. planes, but these too meant nothing. working-mother schedule - has been ' turned down. : growing evidence that this municipal- it also have reason to be proud. There, he became a wonder to humans. He understood fire by instinct. There Ho-hum. Another mountain! . jty — which has so many assets — is They have adequately prepared for the They stared at him over a fence in the was a great deal of fire, and huge build- Sincerely, future — a time which belongs to the Kurfurstendamm Zoo. His eyes, no bigger ings burst outward in slow motion as the James Campbell 3d - attaining the status of a first class than the last slice of a blutworst, regarded young ladies and gentlemen who today night sky of Berlin was painted yellow and - place in which to live and work. them wilh wonder. He was pampered pink. A gigantic anti-aircraft tower was Particularly impressive, we believe, are studying there. and fed and lived in a private pool with a built in the zoo and von Hippo placidly TODAY IN HISTORY private ramp leading to a private cave. - was the enthusiasm of the student watched the big guns being installed high The. "school spirit" so abundant * * * over the zoo. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS body and faculty during the first week in Keansburg is heartening, and we IF HIS HEART was lonely for the herd, Whatever was bad became worse. The Today is the 264th day of 1S6S. There are 102 days ; of school. Having a "place of their von Hippo had no way of expressing it. strollers never came to the zoo, summer left in the year. un trust it will not have diminished when j ^wnjjjs^mjrartjmj^ and the y° R H now and then, his small brain dwelled or winter. People were hungry and afraid. Today's highlight in history: graduates 1 -' people of Keansburg appear grateful -tipon-the-dreamy-contours-of-a^Misr-Afri -" -Jews-were-slain-like-flocks-oHanibs^—Kie— _QnJbis_dateJn_J946,Jresident-Jlarry_T-Fumatt-as: can Hippopotamus 1930, he kept it to him- Secretary of Commerce Henry Wallace for his resigna- that it has been provided them. are studying there. zoo keepers took birds and small animals self. He had been captured by the Ger- to their homes to keep them safe. Fero-. tion after Wallace made a speech criticizing U.S. policy mans .long before war was declared and all cious animals were shot and poisoned. toward the Soviet Union. INSIDE WASHINGTON they did was look at him and "make jokes. Unter den Linden became a forest of black- On this date: The slender white cranes, in a nearby ened branches. Von Hippo could not be In 1797, the American frigate Constitution-Old Iron- cage, stood on a leg apiece and plucked protected. He remained out in his con- sides—was launched at the Boston Navy Yard. Bunding on M-16 Rifle lice from under their wings. The bears, as crete pool. In 1850, Congress voted to ban the slave trade in the District of Columbia. ^- ' d , it in.i .___ ^ ^ t f%l*',mi •fat and furred as Siberian generals, orated The bombs burst all around him. As Bv ROBERT S. Al.LEN ' captured in Vietnam are of Chinese manu- monotonously in basso profundo or hugged suddenly as it all started, six years before, In 1873, the panic of 1873 reached a climax when and JOHN A. KOLDSMHH facture. the bars of the cages and listened to the it stopped. Hitler died in the Iteichs- the New York Stock Exchange closed its doors WASHINGTON - While Pentagon ex- Army procurement officials have been music of the lieder band on the summer chancellory. Von Hippo, the innocent, the In 1881, Vice President Chester A. Arthur took the oath nerts" have been bungling the M-16 rifle justifying their recent award of M-16 con- afternoons. fat and funny fellow, lived on. I stopped of office as 21st president after the death of President Program into a procurement scandal, • tracts' to high-price bidders on the basis of The leopards and lions panted hateful- to see him. The broken suitcase came to James Garfield. Communist forces in Vietnam down to urgency. The rifles, they say, are urgent- ly; the cockatoos and parrots maintained the surface and he fastened his old eyes In 1938, a hurricane swept over Long Island New small Viet Cong guerrilla units, have been ly needed and there was no assurance that judicial dignity on narrow rungs; walrus on me. In code, he winked his message Jersey and New England, taking an estimated 682 lives equipped with a compar- the low-cost producers could meet an ac- and seals glistened and the Sunday after- with one eye; "Get me back to the jun- In 1962, Negro James H. Meredith was blocked from able fast-firing weapon, celerated production schedule. noons were punctuated with barks and gle. Who needs civilization?" entering the Umversity of Mississippi by Gov Ross Bennett the AK-47. Review of ihe M-IS procurement, how- Ten year ago: The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King wai That is the real trag- ever, does not indicate that anybody felt YOUR MONEY'S WORTH stabbed and critically wounded by a Negro Woman as he edy of the M-16 mess - a renl sense of urgency, here in Washing- autographed copies of his book in a New York department a story mostly untold by Ion, for many months'after Gen. William store C. Westmoreland liegan making urgent re- 9 the House and Senate in- Five years ago: President John F. Kennedy addressed quests for more of the rifles. vestigators who have cor- Beware of Land 'Bargains the U.N. General Assembly and proposed a joint Ameri- Experts say the Communists began in- rectly criticized develop- can-Russian expedition to the moon. troducing Ihe AK-47 In Vietnam combat,in By SYLVIA PORTER the scheme recently were convicted on 22 One year ago: Israel claimed its gunners sank three ment and procurement of February W>.i. and the weapons were Would you send in S405 by mail to buy counts of mail fraud by a US. District troop-carrying Egyptian boats in the Suez Canal the M-lli. The AK-47 is. quickly in evidence as far south as the Del- a '.'king-sized western estate," either as an Court in Miami, where they were receiv-.. Today's birthdays: Actress Sophia Uren fc 34 in fad. a largely untold ta. Kveil before I'.S. forces were commit- .. investment or as a site on which to build ing their mail. story in itself, although ii years old Actor and playwright Elliott Nugent is 69 ted lo the Vietnam fighting the M-16 had your retirement dream house? What about the "free lots?" has been an important Communist weapon Thought for today: This is the way the worldends' seen some experimental service there. In Would you pay "closing costs" of only It's an age-old gimmick, often involv- In Vietnam since liiffi. WhimPer British A December liHi'i Westmoreland asked that $100 to receive a free lot ing a "contest" in which everybody wins. Heavier than the M-lfi and not so fast the M-lfi be adopted for Vietnamese units. of land in a sunny state? "tSSr " " ™ Poet in rate of lire. Hie AK-47 is, nevertheless, The trick is that each winner must pay If you would have closing costs far in excess of the land's a rugged serviceable weapon. The Senate bought the "king-sized » _^^ Preparedness Subcomnnt- WKSTMOIU-XANIVS KKQliKST. as worth. noted by the Preparedness Subcommittee, estate" deal, widely ad- W " tee recently described it vertised in newspapers, But now, at last, an attack on this type a< "an automatic weapon stated'that use by the Communists of high of long-distance real estate promotion is volume automatic small arms fire gave magazines and through iif gm>d quality," the mails in recent years, being made by the revolutionary 1968 hous- Cimibal reports from them a pronounced superiority in the sud- ing law. den engagi'weiils which arose, for example, you would have become Vietnam indicate that one more part-owner of * * * Nnrth V.etnameM1 units, when Viet Cong unils sought to move in on what one of the scheme's UNDER TITLE XIV of the act,.any- mam force Viet Cong locally defended hamlets. promoters himself called body offering to sell by mail undeveloped units, ami snmc smaller The Army responded by ordering 100,- PORTER "(lie hell hole of the uni- land, divided into 50 or more lots, must file guerrilla units, are now 0011 M-lfis. ami Westmoreland quickly ad- verse." In this ease, undeveloped lots in a detailed registration statement with the equipped with the AK-47. vised Washington that such ;in order solved Arizona's Mojave Desert region were of- Department of Housing and Urban Develop- The I'lirrent crazy mixed- only the immediate requirements. He fered for only $1 down and for as.little as ment (HUD). The statement must include GOLDSMITH up M-1H pmriiremenl is. again said complete equipping of all hal- SKI a month. The cost of a l'.i acre home- "all material facts" about the land, includ- of coup-e. designed tn -jit-i'd that rifle to tahons. would lie needed to offset the fire superiority of the Communists. site was $495, against an original cost to ing details about past ownership, condition South Vietnamese lone- — and especially the promoters of between S35 and $50 an 1 A year later, in December 1(166, then of the land, availability of road, utilities, to local defense unit " " acre. Buyers were charged $5 for (he first Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara etc. The seller also must provide prospec- It lias been widely assumed, here in the year's property taxes, although the promot- ordered the Army to set up a second source tive buyers a statement of these facts. United Staler ihat I' S. and Smith Viet- ers' tax costs were only 65 cents per tract. for M-lfi procurement in addition to Colt namese force* have an edge in firepower The buyer has 48 hours' to change his Indtwnrs. Inc. It was I lien realized that and mobility in the guerrilla figlilm:: in mind, about buying and if he finds the facts planned production was insufficient, espe- South Vietnam. It i> an unpleasant faiV. THE LAND WAS advertised as a "new have been misrepresented, he can sue for cially since I'.S.-supported forces would however, that the Communists, thanks tn community coming lo life" and the ads damages in a federal court. And HUD,

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He said students new program {ormat. will also be encouraged to at- Mr. Engelhart. spoke on the tend religious services at the historical background of Bnai sanctuaries of their choice. He Brith and the organization's said -leaders of the reform, flexibility tn effect changes in conservative and orthodox de- its format to keep pare with a nominations in the shore area changing world, social evolu- will be recruited to aid the stu- Advanced1969 tions and requirements of mod- dents. ern times. Hr citPri this century's Inno- Mr. Engelhart announced vations, such as the estab- congratulatory messages to the- lishment of the Anti-Defama- lodge from Laurence Stamel- tion League, the formation of man, past lodge president and women's chapters o( Bnai the Northern New Jersey Brith, the creation of the Na- Council of Bnai Brith, and Sid- tional Hillcl Foundation to ney Solden, also a local lodge counsel the nation's Jewish col- past president. Both men are lege youth, vocational guidance delegates to the organization's and service, and its promotion national convention. of patriotic allegiance to the Mr. Stamelman, prominent; American way ot life. local attorney, is being f.corge Jacobson, a city groomed for the third vice pies-1 lodge member, discussed idency oi the District r.rand' RCA COLOR TV the aims of the ADL and cited Lodge, according to Mr. Engel. instances in which that unit has hart. The district takes In this been Instrumental in resolving state, Pennsylvania, Delaware New Consoles...NewTable Models...NewPortables...New Features..., issues of racial and religious and West Virginia. discrimination. Mr. Solden is a New York Eabbi Raphael Grossman, business executive. All Screen Sizes.. .Come see the complete selection at your RCA dealer! 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The gym will be avail- at the Indian Hill School begin- able Thursday evenings for a ning In October, under the di- women's volleyball and basket- World's First rection of Mrs. Janet Ralmer. ball program. A self defense course will he Mrs. David Carlson may be conducted for six Mondays, be- contacted for information con- ginning Kept. 30 at the Indian cerning the Senior Citizens pro- Hill School, The instructor is gram In the township. Meetings Bray Barnes. are held at the Fellowship Hall Two separate courses, char- every two weeks. Portable CO enal and sketching and oil paintinp, will lie presented by Mrs. Magna Mercadanti Mon- La Mura Now day and Wednesday evenings at the Intermediate School Art Boom, starting Sept. 3H. Assessor An eight - week course In with BIG 180 n women's physical fitness will In Marlboro again he presented by Mrs. 1 MARLBORO - Joseph La Janet Ens at the Intermediate Mura was appointed tax as- School Monday evenings. The sessor here last night after course will feature lectures on STYLED TO SAVE YOU SPACE-WtCED TO SAVE -ngmerwelght-KwlH Township Council passed an diet, anatomy and nutrition, YOU MONEY! ONE OF OUR ordinance creating the post. and exercises will include stal- FINEST COLOR TV VALUES! ~icsryn?TT~and isomot rics: for a four-year term. The Mrs, Paul llancik will con- township was formerly served duct a beginners and advanced by a board of assessors. Flabby Hanker Appointed to replace Mr. La Mura as building inspector and "don't run all over zoning officer was Leonard C. toun paying bills . . ." BRird Jr., Edison Township, former building Inspector of that municipality. Mr. Baird will serve until the end of the year in the M025 per year post. Fred Von Rodeck, Rt. 79, | objected to Mr. La Mura's ap- pointment on the grounds that the assessor should be elected and not appointed. NEW! Council President George K. 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FIRST IRE8BVTEHIAN IWITEB METHODIST richest heritages of our black Place, then known as Beach tor, he has guided the Shrews- Atlantic Hllhlands Oakhurst community Is to be found in St. Eundiy services at 9 Mid n j,m, GOSPEL HALL Tht Ijndar service will be at »:J bury Ave. church In many Kev. Richard B. Anderson offlclat- Long Branch and 11 a.m. Rev. r.lMiurd Twldli the traditions and determina- The building was erected lng. Services will be htltl Sunday at J:!0 will preach on "Reconciliation." areas, including the formation am. A aospei Bervlct will ba held tions of the Shrewsbury Ave. during the years 1912-1916. The of new organizations. CHSISTMN SCIENCE SOOETV at T p.m. Atlantic Highland! Oceanport African Methodist Episcopal name was changed to the Sunday lervlcet will be lieia at 11 ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL Zion Church. Shrewsbury Ave. A.M.E. Zion Additionally, fie has become Long Branch CALVARV BAPTIST involved in life herp, now hold- Low Mast al 8 a.m. Sun| Mais Ocpanport Among the oldest churches Church and incorporation as a CENTRAL BAPTIST at 10 a.m. The Rev. Robert A. Pear- Sunday morning services al 9: ing office as vice president of 1 here, it was founded in 1835 by religious body occurred Jan. Atlantic Hlihlands son Is rector. and 11. Evening service at 730. He the Westside Ministers' and Sunday servloti will be it 11 am. Paul N. Smith Is pastor. a group of citizens of Red Bank 15, 1916. Rev. Harry W. Kraft Is psjtor. Wor- ST. lUKE'S METHODIST Laymen's Council and serving ahlp sinrtca At T:3o p.m. OCEAXPORT UNITED METHODIST and Fair Haven. Mrs. Con- Growth continued through Long Branch Oceanport on the boards of the Youth Bt. A0M8 CATHOLIO The Sunday service will bt at 1! Morning worship al fi:30 am. ani stance Henry, present treasur- the efforts of the trustees, Wes- a.m. Employment Service.whe Mon- Atlantic Hltfilands evening jsrvice al 7.3" Rev. W. Win er of the trustees' aid society ley Withington, James Nichols, SunSiy Musses are al 8:30. 7:43, t. flelri West Is pa«u>r. Morning sermon moutri Workshop for Rehabili- 10:15 and 11:30 a.m. and 12:45 and FIRST BAPTIST "I Believe In Gori." Evening sermon summed up the past 135 years: John Hopson, William Morton, 5:30 p.m. Rev. Michael J. Lease u Long Branch "The Gold Church." tation and the Westside Com- "Today this congregation Henry, Simpson, James Basie pastor. Th» Sunday servicea will b» held at munity Center. Ua.m, and 7:15 p.m. Old Bridge stands bound together In a and the late Rev. James t. Cliffwood Beach spirit of great humility . . . Goode. One of the congregation's Matawan IT. AMBROSE CATHOLIC BAYVIEW PKE8BYTF.R1AN . Old Bridle with confidence and faith, we A parsonage went up at 193 most recent endeavors is in- Sunday Worship Bervlce will he st ETHICAL CUI.TIHK FELLOWSHIP Sunday Mass will tie at 8:30, T:SO, shall continue to move on ... volvement in a. well baby clinic «:."!) and 11 a.m. F.»v. David I. Succl, Matawan 8:45, 10, ll:l."i t.m. and 12:30 p.m. W, Bergen Place in 1923 and pai'or. will officiate. DoruM Jaroliy Is president. Con- The Rev. Bernard A. Caen fs pastor. to seek and to help those in staJned1" glass windows, which for the Weslside area on Fri- tact Barry Kurlz, S2 neerllpld Lane, CLIFJnTOOD COMMUNITY for Information about meetings. LUTHERAN GOOD BHEFHERD need and to continue in the still enhance the building, were day afternoons: At the admin- METHODIST <*ld Bridge service of love to all mankind." istrative level, a .trustee board, Cllflwood TRINITY EPISCOPAL Family Bible hour will tt Bunda: installed in 1950. Both church Worship services will be held at . Mauwan at 9:15 a.m. Worship serrlei In 1835, the original core of and parsonage were remodeled the trustees' aid society, stew- t a.m. wlUi toe pastor. The Rev. Matlna and Holy Communion at I will be at 10:10 am. The, Rtv, Harle: Ildrlch C. Campbell, Jr., otllclatlni. a.m., Morning Prayer and family Eu- E. Meyer will officiate. worshippers was organized in- starting in 1952. ards and stewardess boards, charlst at 10 a.m. The Rev. Carroll deaconess board, building fund B. Hall la rector. to a society known as the St. During the pastorate of the Colts Neck Red Bank James A.M.E. Zion Church. late Rev. Thomas H. Coursey, committee and leaders board FIRST PRESBYTERIAN guide the organization. Officers REFORMED Ilatawan TRINITY EPISCOlPAL Subsequently, services were who was also active in com- Worship services P:1S and 11 a.m. The Sunday aervlce will b» at 9:30 Red Bank held in a building on Wharf munity affairs, many repairs of these groups include William and 11 a.m. The Rev. Samuel La The Rev. Chcsler A. Gnllnway will preach on "Make U«e Of Trayer!" Sunday services will be held In In Johnson Sr,, Eunice W. Craw- Pent* will speat on me text: Deuter- Mystic Brotherhood Lod;e, 152 Mtpl Ave. Charter members were were made to both buildings. ono'.my »:1-18. Ave. with Holy Eucharist at 8 a.m Alfred and Mary Ludlow, The present pastor, The Rev. ley, Everett Russell, Clara CROSS or «r.nRY IVTHEHAX Family Service and Hnly Iiieharl 135 YEARS AGO, Red Bank and Fair Haven resident! cHRiariAN cHUBcn Matawah at 9:15 and the Holy Eucharist an. Charles and Esther Jobes, Si- Alfred S. Parker, has .com- Carter, Carrie Corbin, Mazie ColtJ Neck The Sunday service win be at 10:30 iddreas at U a.m. The Rev. Oano] Joined -to a congregation that is now known as A.M.E. Momlnj worship Bervlce will he al a.m. The Rev. Arthur IV. EMsh- Charles H. Best Is rector. las Holmes, Anthony Sylvester pleted the renovation program R. Walden and Mattie Jackson. 11 a.m. Larry Calhoon ll minister. hach will officiate. Communion on Xyenlni worship at T. The First and Third Sundays of the and George Williams. started by the Rev. Mr. Cour- Zion Church. (Register Staff Photo) month. ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIO The missionary society and Red Bans: During this time, two lots sey and last, month the church youth group, Sunday School Eatontown BlIX GOSPKI, TABER.NACLK Matawan •under Musts are celebrated were purchased on Central bought a new parsonage at 84 from the Eastern Baptist Theo- He has served in churches in board, Christian education Sunday aervlces at 10:30 a.m. and T T, 8, 9. 10 and 11 a.m. and noon. Plum St., New Shrewsbury. JESUS CHRIST OF l>.m. at Jackson St. and Ravine Drlva. Higr. flalvatore Di Lorenco Is pastor, Ave,, where the first church logical Seminary, Philadel- Ithaca, N.Y., Salisbury, N.C., board, women's service guild, LATTER DAY SAI.MS The nev. Daniel oenlile will officiate. was erected during the pastor- The Rev. Mr. Parker has phia, and his MA in sociology, (Mormon) •TOST BAPTIST and Camden. While in Camden, men's club and flower club con- Eitcmtown ST. CI.KMCNT'S CATHOLIC Red Bank ' ate of the late Rev. Charles brought to Red Bank his own psychology and dynamics from the Rev. Mr. Parker was prcsi-, tribute to the overall activities. Service! will be the Priesthood Malawan-Marlboro The Bunday serrloe will b* Robinson. The late Rev. Joseph unique skills and background. Temple University. tneetint at 9 a.m. and the Sacrament Sunday Masses and Hnly Cnmmunlon 11 R.m. The Rev. Stanley J3. M dent of the Park Side Commu- Heading these organizations are meetlni it 5:00 p.m. Bishop Sruce will be helrl at 7, 8:30, 9:30, 10:30 ridge Is pastor. P. Thompson built the first A native of Philadelphia, he The -Rev. Mr. Parker is a favafe will offloiate. ami 11:30 a.m. In thR Matawan Re- nity Association, chaplain of Lillian Jordan, Delores Book- Bif>n«l High school. Rev. Joseph A.M.E. 7.IO* parsonage. has strong experience in theol- former teacher in the Philadel- the West Jersey Hospital, pres- er, Milton Jones, Bemice METHODIST cinski Is pastor. Eatontown P.id Bank A ?100 donation, given in 1910, ogy, education and community phia school system, a decor- ident of the Camden Junior Booker, Baxter Daniel and BunJay worship services will be al FIRST UNITED METHODIST SuiKliy lervices at 11 a.m. Tht R. precipitated the beginnings of relations. He received his BA ated Navy veteran of World High School P.T.A. and did ex- 10M a.m. with Putor William Joel Matawan Allrw s. Parker U pastor. Foreign Marian Smith. . Wright offlclatlnn. Sunday services will lie at 8:31 nnrl Missions Day, Mri. Thtlma Jackson, the purchase of the ground on and BD from Lincoln Univer- War II and has also been a tensive work with prisoners in speaker. ST. DOROTHEA'S CATHOLIC 11 a.m The Rev. Donalrl T. Phllllpi which the present church sity, his MA in sacred theology government employe. the' county jail. Music Is provided by the se- EatDnlown . Rr. will preach on "What Did You Say?" ST. NICHOLAS RUSSIAN 1A8TIR* nior choir, with Alma Stevens Sunday Masses al 7::!'), !> ind 10:30 ORTHODOX a.m. and nonn. The Rev, James FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH as president and the Zion trav- B. Coyle Is pastor. Malawan Hid Bank Morning Worship at 10 a.m. Tht Dlvlnt LlturtT frill bt cell elers gospel chorus, headed by 8T. JAMES MEMORIAL EPISCOPAL brated at 10 a.m. on Sunday and Hol| Jamie Cagle. They are ably Enttintown CALVAItY BAPTIST CHAPEL Days of Obllgatloa Evening servlci Jancovius Is Installed Holy Eur.liarlfit nt S anil mnrnlnc preceding Sunday and Holy Days implemented by the youth prayer at 10 a.m. Rev. H. Holly Kr.isht Malawan obligation at 9 p.m. Father Xmlllan Morning Worship at 11 a.m, Sun- JUJko, pastor, choir and Parker's Cherubs. MONMOUTII BArTIST day evening worship at 7:30.. The (Soothern Baptiit Convention) Rer. Jack Klnney Is the pastor. CHURCH OF CHRIST As Minister of Music Rounding out the spiritual Eatonuiwn Rtd Bank and community activities of Worship services will be at 9:« FREEHOLD - William Jan- Arlington Male Choir, the Ma- 10 a.m., 11 a.m. and T.30 p.m. wltn Marlboro Sunday itrrlct at 11 a.m. The tre* the church are the young adult The R«v. M. R. Halre, pastor preaerl- nlnt lervlct will bt at «:]0 Iran- covius of Manasquan has been drigal Singers of N. J. and the Inf. BIBLE PROTESTANT' relist Donald Wood will prtach at botn club, conference workers, ush- services. formally commissioned as min- Ewston Men's Glee Club. Robertsvllle er boards and the fowling MT. IIOX A.M.E. ZION 1 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN ister of music of the First Eatontown Sunday service will be at 11 l At the first Presbyteri- a.m. The Rev, Edwin P. Spencer Is Red Bank club. Sundiy morninj lervlcB at 11. The pastor. Presbyterian Church. an Church here, Mr. Jancovius Rev. K. J. Retvey ll pallor. The Sund«y service will 6« «t These accomplishments vali- MORfiANVrLLF. METHODIST and 1.1 a.m. The Rev, Dr. Charlei "We are delighted to bring a is responsible for developing Morganvllle S. VVtrister will preaoh on "Let Yoi date Mrs Henr s Fair Haven Sunday worship service at 11 a.m. Conscience Be Your Guide." man of such outstanding quali- the entire music program of! - y' The Rev. William T. Frantl Is pastor. the congregation. He will pro "Members of the Shrewsbury CHRIST CHURCH METHODIST UNITED METHOD!*! fications to the Freehold area," Ave. A.M.E. Zion Church, Fair Haven OLD BRIDGE REFORMED Red Bank commented the Rev. James R. vide a choir program for boy: The Sunday service will be al 11 Marlboro Sunday services will bt at 9:30 an' and girls, fourth through eight whose faith in God has been a in The Rev. Charles G. Hanklns Is Wcrshlp service at 10 a.m." 11 a.m. The Rev. Edward B. Ohene: Memmott, pastor. borne in great tribulation/have ! pastor. Sermon: "Running Races To will speak on "I'm Ood's — 1' grades, a high school Win." Middletown Rcautlful." Reception of new meni' Mr. Jancovius served as min- youth choir and an adult choir. progressed steadily under the members. ister of music at Cal- guidance of the Holy Spirit and HOI* COMMUNION EMBCOFAIi ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC HOLY TRINITY EVANQIUCAL He has scheduled all rehearsals Fair Haven vary Methodist Church, Nutley. the able leadership of minis- Bunday services will bs at I and 10 New Monmouth LUTHERAN for Thursdays at 3:30,6:30 am am. Masses are at 7, 8:15, 9:30, 11:13 Red Bank Previously he worked as orga- 8 p.m., respectively. ters appointed to the charge." a.m. and Soon In the church; at 8 The Sunday service will be.held nist and choir director at Ped- JEHOVAH'S. mrSMSES 9:30, 10:14 a-.ro. and noon in Memorial }:H and 11 a.m. ^Tlie. Rev.,Jrlari The Rev. Mr. Memmott be- Fair "Haven Contrrislion Hall. Uoroberger Is putor. (Kinsdom Hull) die Memorial Baptist Church, lieves Mr. Jancovius will be FUr Haven FIRST UN1TARM8 OUl'ltCB IT. JAMES CAEHOLIO • Newark, and the First Presby- George AJIan will »p«0< Bundsy tt OF MONMOUTH COUNTY Red Bank particularly useful to young Catholic 10 a.m. on "Why Gori Has Permitted Llnoroft Runday lltssea will bt at «, T:39, terian Church, Orange. adults who aspire to concert Wickedness." Watch-tower service at Sunday Servlcei will »» held at 10:30 10:30 i.m. and 12 noon la the Church 11:10 a-m. on "1975 ... How First a.m. Trie Rev. Harold R. Dean Is at 8, 9:30. 11 a.m. and 12:19 In thi He studied piano at the Con- careers in piano or organ. He Centulry Events Are Pead In the Mth pastor. Ptteri Flact auditorium, and at B:30 -Century;"-Marvin Hall will, preside. servatoire de Fontainbleu, will accept pupils for instruc Boy Scouts LINCROFT UNITED PRESBYTERIAN p.m. In the Church, Hsgr. Xmmatt Llncrott A. Konahan ts paltor. France, and the organ at Union tion and may be contacted Freehold Sunday service at 10:30 a.m. The IT. r.Wl. BAPTIST Theological Seminary,•— New through the church office or al Rev. Harold Turner Is pastor. Red Bank Have Retreat HOPE MITHERAN REFORMED Sunday worship services will bt York City. his home, 1220 West Unio Freehold Middletown at • i '15 a.m. Lane, Manasquan. OAKHURST - Five hundred Worihlo services will be al 9:30 a.m. The lunriay service will bt htld at He has been conductor of the Tn" Rev Albert W. Olbion Is paltor. FIRST CHURCH OF OTRIBT 11 a.m. SCIENTIST and thirty Catholic boy icouts FIRST PRESBYTERIAN GOOD RHEPHERD I.UTHERAK Red Bank Freehold HolmdelMlddletown Sunday service at 11 a.m. Servlei THE PARSONAGE — Rev. Alfred S. Parker of African and leaders of the diocese of Mornlni worship will be at 9:30 n The Sunday service will be held at 9:30 a.m. first Sunday of the pie lll» tnrlltorlum-aiid-at-U.a.m.-ln at—10:45- al--Llte—Thompson .School. month. Beading Room now located^ Methodist Episcopal Zion Church stands in front of the Trenton attended a two-day re- at the Mali. Middletown Church the Sanctuary. Pastor James R. Mem- The Rev. George J. Frank Jr., Is Bott will dlllver a lermon. pastor. parsonage ai 84 Plum Street, New Shrewsbury. -trear«mporee~ on the-grounds— GRACE LUTHERAN KINK OF KINGS LUTHERAN Rumson of Consolata Society for For- Freehold Middletown Tht Bunday service will be at 9 Sunday services will be at 8 a.m. BT. OEORnE'S-BYTIlE-RIVER Speaker Is Slated eign Missions, Somerset. 10 and 10:45 a.m. The Bev. William A. EPISCOPAL ••™ R"v.*mvlis %#Bjtar (Salmon Council were Troop 8, Red W. ANDREW'S EPISCOPAL lUrsmrsit; putor, ofnolatlnt. Teen Challenge vice. The day is observed an- Highlands MIDDI.ETOHN >IETHODIST Association of Pennsylvan- ank; Troop 18, Freehold; The Holy Eucharist will be ccUs- Mltldlptown IT. Lt'KE'S 1,11.1. nually on the fourth Sunday in Is Honored Krated this Sunday at 8 and 10 a.m. Sunday sorvicn al in a.m. In the Sea Brlgbl Talks Sunday ia, New Jersey and Delaware, Troop 47, Leonardo; Troop with Matins at'SI:30 a.m. anrl Even- Nut Swamp School. The Rev. W, Trit lundiy servlct will bt at 1 p.m. Sept, by the African Methodist Inc. She has also served as 54, Long Branch; Troop 57, «mf at" p'm Wm. p. Lorlnj, vlcat. Abrams Is pastor. KEYPORT - Don Wilkerson MATAWAN - Miss Barbara will preach. Episcopal Zion Church in president of the Evening Bap- atontown; Troop 88, Mat- COMMUNITY Shrewsbury )f Teen Challenge, Brooklyn Salmon recently received the America. It supports many tist Ministers' Conference of wan; Troop 86, Marlboro; Holmdel Port Monmouth will appear twice Sunday at the award of the diploma of the Worship service at u a.m. Vesper CHRIST EPISCOPAL churches and schools in Africa Philadelphia and vicinity and Troop 97; Atlantic Highlands; HOLMDEL CHURCH service at 6:30 p.m. The Rev, X D. Shrewsbury First Baptist Church here. It Episcopal Church Honor Holmdel Magaw Is pastor, 8unday services will be Holy and South America. Proceeds Is the newly elected president Society from the Rev. Carroll Troop 126, Little Silver; Troop The Sunday service will be al.11 a.m. CHRIST KPISCDPAL Eucharist at S ant! S and Morning was incorrectly reported in las: from the day will go to Biafra. of the Women's Auxiliary of the with the paator. The Rev. Jonn w. MlildlrlnwK rrayor at 11:15 a.m. At the latter B. Hall, rector of Trinity 30 and 138, Hazlet; Troop 140, Wa-ldron. ofllclallng. twi, Hcrvicea the Rev. Ronald G. Friday's Daily Register t h a Sunday services will be Holy Com- Albany will preach on "Clwistiaa Mr. Wilkerson was a Episcopal Church. 'airview; Troop 155, Freehold munlnn at 8 antl P:15 a.m. and Mnrn- Education." Hazlct Ing Prayer at 11:15 n.m. Rev. Robert the church last weekend. Miss Salmon, a senior at 'ownship; Troop 230, Keyport; E. Lengler is rector. N rRESBYTERIAN i-oop 232, Matawan; Troop FAITH REFORMED Shrewsbury Matawan Regional High .School, SISTER FRANCIS SPIRITUAL The morning service of worship He will be guest speaker at Organist Is Named 39, Hazlet; Troop 300, Howell Hailet gunday services will ba held at 9:30 Port Monmouth will be at 9:30 and 11 a.m. The is only the third member of v the 10:45 a.m. worship service ownship; and Troop 331, andI 11 »"n, T* R= - Theodore C. Private messages given Monday to Rev. Jamet R. Steele, pastor, wll the parish to achieve this dis- Saturday, l to 6 p.m. Spoken In prtach on "Knowing Your ABC'i." Sunday and will show the film OCEANPORT — Miss Don- She is presently employed as Sillier »*U preach on "Family Loyal- English and Ilallan. Call durtag tinction. It followed an inten- Holmdel. church hours. 263 Main St. Bishop FIRST ASSEMBLY OF QOD 'Run Away Generation," ai na Jean Nilson of Long Branch music teacher in the Matawan ST. JOHN'S METnODIST Angela Solla. Shrewsbury sive course of study in history, Camporee chairman was Jo- Sunday worship service at ll a.m. he 7 p.m. service. will assume her duties as or- school system. Bunday lervlces'tfll be held at 9:119 0 OCEAN VIEW COMMUNITY Evangelistic aervlce at 1 p.m. Patrick faith and practice. The honor ieph Smith, Spring Lake Norman R. Leonardo The brother of Dave Miss Nilson suceeds Mrs. «nd 11 a.m. The Rev. Norman R. O. licLean U pastor. ganist of the Oceanport society was founded in the leights, assisted by William KHey U pa^or. Morning worship service at 11 a.m. SHRErTSnURV MEETING Vilkereon,- founder of Teen Marilyn Maksymovich. The Rev, Kenneth N. Oartrtle will United Methodist Church Sun- early 1960's by the bishop of ahili, Spring Lake; John Keaneburg speak. Evening services at 7:30 p.m. OF FRIENDS (Qunkeili Challenge, Mr. Wilkerson's New Jersey, the Rt. Rev. Al- yk, Freehold; Alfred Wes- LEONARDO BAPTIST Shrewsbury iresentations will be concerned day at the 9:30 a.m. service. S METHODIST Leonardo Meellnfr for worship Sundays at 11 Holy Name fred L. Banyard, for the pur- erfield, Red Bank; V. J. Keansnurg 'Jndiiy services will be at 11 a.m.. a.m. In tho Fellowsalp Hall of the vith the reaching and reclaim' She has previously been or- Sunday servicea will be at 9:30 The Rev. William Carr Is pastor. Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church. pose of inspiring young men aSala, Spring Lake; Charles t.m. and at 11 a.m. The Rev. Newton Jig dope addicts, runaways and ganist of the Wayside United and women to study in depth endrickson, SpringLake W. Orelner Is pastor. WK8TMLNSTER PRESBYTERIAN Rally Sept. 29 Mlddlclown Union Beach llpples. Methodist Church, Wayside, the teachings of their church. eights; Cornelius Holly BT. ANN'S CATHOLIC The Sunday service will bt 9:u Keaniburg and 10:45 n.m. Rev. Harian C. Dur- GRACE METHODIST and substitute organist at Em- EATONTOWN-At a recent Miss Salmon has been active d, Spring Lake Heights, and «und«y Masses will bo at 7. S, t, tee will spenk on "God's Strategy." Union Beach bury United Methodist Church, meeting in St. Dorothea's Cath- 10, 11 and noon. Worship services will be Sunday at Holy Innocents' h the affairs of the youth heinhardt Hassler, Matawan. BETHEL llllll.K CHAPEL ST. MARK'S EPISCOPAL 10 a.m. The Rev. Franklin H. Bird Little Silver. olic Church, the Mon- Middletown Jr., Is pailor. ;roup of her local parish and Keanrturg . Borvlces Sunday will begin with feting oit Monday mouth County Holy Name Fed- has served as an officer of the Sunday servkea will be Holy Com- wnnlilp at 9:30 a.m. Family BIMt OF Sunset Ave, was ordained a WRLt-FM 107.1 Keyport BAYSHORE COMMUNITY deacon in Calvary Baptist •trricei are at 11 a.m. Bunflay. Sast Kearuliuri The Rev. and Mrs. Richard iiddletown will hold its cam- Most of the objects are from 1.00 A.M. •EFORMED Sunday services will be held' al 10 Church, here, last Saturday. m Thn Rev. Richard Snhwart* Is Twldle were counselors, and algn kickoH cocktail party the collections of the State Mu- WNEW 1130 KC. •inriar worship'at 10:45 a.m. Th> ulnr. Sermon topic: "My God It seum, and others are on loan The Rev. Roland Hunter, M5 A.M. A lllrli G<«l." the following young people at- •om 5 to 7 p.m. Sunday In the BIT. I. t. scholten la pastor, from the Bennington Museum, pastor of the Second Bap- WVNJ 620 KC. tended: Wendy DeMers, Kathy obbleSlones, Rt. 35. Little Silver New Shrewsbury HarriBon, Kendra Herberg, Newark Museum, Princeton tist Church, Keyport, delivered f:4S A.M. County and local Republican •VBCRY BN1TM METHODIST BBFORMEP CHURCH /Thomas Meadows, Diane University Art Museum, Batsto the sermon. The Rev. Robert New IhriwiDiiry LUU. Sliver .. : jn n ». .. n, .^ Serlne, Roger Terry, Jot candidates will attend. Tickets Village Restoration and pri- P. Ball, pastor of Calvary CHRISTIAN SCIENCE RADIO SIRIIS The inday aervices will be_ at «moh are available at the din. vate individuals. Baptist, Church, also spoke. wortulp REGISTER, FrMsy, f*f*nn\»T 20.19(58 New Service for Shut-ins Friendly Project Is Named LONG BRANCH - Family and Children's Service oj Is R pol show Oct. 26, with a rain date of Oct. 27. Small Monmouth County plans a new service of special Interest pets of all kinds are eligible and ribbons wiU be awarded the to the county's elderly shut-ins. winners. Called "The Friendly Visitors Project," the program HOLIDAY BOUTIQUE will train volunteers from the board and auxiliaries to visit Members of the Minlsink Auxiliary have spent the sum- the elderly shut-ins in the area. The volunteers will provide mer working on items for their Christmas Boutique, which companionship to shut-ins with no family contacts as well will be held her. 7 in the Red Bank First United Methodist as complete small errands, writing letters, reading aloud, Church, Broad St. President Mrs. Robert C. Simmons re- and serve as a regular contact with the community. The ceived $2.25 ns a gift to "The agency's little babies who project is scheduled to begin in the near future. have no parents," in the words of the children who raised .Tames E. Long, executive director of the agency's the money nl a backyard fair. hoard, stated at the board's first fall meeting that two The Southern Monmouth Auxiliary will continue its fund new graduate students have been accepted by the agency raising activities with a benefit luncheon and bridge Oct. 24 for field training. In order to provide a more comprehen- at the Manasquan Biver Golf Club, with fashions from the sive Homemaker Service Program, the agency has Sea Air Shop, Spring Lake Heights. This summer the group broadened its program to include casework consultation, he held a progressive dinner, with husbands as guests, and a said. A professional caseworker will assist the Homemaker's poolside party. Mrs. George Vogel was hostess. Mrs. R. D. staff in dealing with family problems, he added. Querns, Neptune, presented the agency 144 articles of in- AUXILIARY EVENTS fant's clothing, which will be used for babies in foster Auxiliary representatives announced benefit activities homes, many of whom are awaiting adoptive parents. for the parent organization. Mrs. George Schultz of Middletown was welcomed as a The Mid-Monmouth Auxiliary will sponsor a luncheon new member of the board of directors. Also elected to the and fashion show at Rod's Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury, Oct. board were Mrs. Joseph E. Pilling, Manasquan, and AUred 8 at noon featuring fashions from Elsie Stone, Red Bank. M. Schmidt Jr., Deal. Mrs. Pilling, past president of South- Mrs. James Harlow of Phalanx Auxiliary reported a ern Monmouth Auxiliary, has been an active member of profit of $50 from a make-up booth staged by the members the agency for many years. Mr. Schmidt will replace his at the Colts Neck Firemen's Fair. The group's fall project father who resigned from the board in August.

GOP PARTY — Mrs. Goorgo Jowell, Ocaanport, loft, chairman of tliB annual dessert card party of the Mon- SPORTY-TWO-SOME — Mrs. Andrew Rocheford, Mc- mouth County Federation of Republican Women, com- Lean St., River Plaza, models a dress and coat eniambla pletes plans with an aide, Mrs, Robert Wood of River in gray wool, and Mrs. John Giegerich, May Place, Plaza, co-chairman of ticketi. The event, which will River Plaza, a green and beige plaid suit in a previsw honor Republican Congressional candidate State Sen. of fashions for the annual card party and fashion show Richard R. Stout, county and local candidates, will take of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the River Plaza Fire Com- place Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. in Sea Girt Inn. pany. The party will take place Sept. 30 at 8 p.m. in I Register Staff Photo) Four in Formal Bridal Rites the firehouse, Applegate St. Fashions will bo by Main Street Ltd., Holmdel. Mrs. Thomas Brown is chairmin. NMSS Picnic Set (Register Staff Photo) SHREWSBURY - The an- in addition to ll>8 Monmouth nual fall picnic of the Mon- County patient members of mouth County Chapter, Na- the chapter, to celebrate the VFW Council to Host tional Multiple Sclerosis So- recent joining of Ocean Coun- ciety, will be held Sunday ty lo the territory served by from 1 to i p.m. in the the Monmouth County Chap- Gold Star Mothers Shrewsbury firehouse, IU. 35. tor. FT. MONMOUTH - The trict Six Ladies Auxiliary, Vincent Mancino of Lincroft, Arairdinf; to Mrs. Alvan Veterans of Foreign Wars, has been named toastmaster is chairman. Campbell Jr., River Plazii, Monmouth County Council, of the event. Mrs. Nebus is Thirty-eight Ocean County chapter president, special with the Sixth District and its chaplain of the State of New patients have been invited, Ramos have boon arranged Ladies Auxiliary will hold the Jersey Ladies Auxiliary, for wheelchair palients and Gold Star Mothers luncheon VFW. for' their children. Chapter Sunday at 1 p.m. here on Entertainment will be pro- volunteers aiding picnic post at the Non-Ccmmis- vided by the 389th Army Custom and 'chairman, Mrs. Vincent. Man- sioned Officers Club. Band. Ready-Made cino, will provide' a barlie- Mrs. Richard Nebus, Key- Among the guests will be cue luncheon at 2 p.m. port, a past president of Dis- State VFW Commander and Monmouth County Stale Mrs. James Fitzgerald, past Sen. Itichard B. Stout is serv- Mrs. .Inn Wlcgand Mrs. Peter Suter Mrs, Joseph P. Chila Jr. Mrs. Gerald Oyan (The former Janet Aube) (The former Sudan Turchan) (The former Paula Lu Bova) (The former Katherine Beadel) Department President Rose- ing as master of ceremonies mary Somers, Congressman and Congressman James J. STOIIM LAKE, Iowa - Miss RUMSON—Miss Susan Anne IIONQLULU, Hawaii - Miss BEREA, Ohio-The Lindsey- James J. Howard, Chaplain DRAP- Howard will give straw .lanrl Aube, daughter of Mr. Turchan, daughter of Mr. and Paula Lu Bova, daughter of Crossman Chapel here at Bald- ; IT'S A and Mrs. Daniel O. Wilson awards to chapter workers. and Mrs. Harry 15. Aube Jr., and Freeholder Joseph C. Mrs. T. P. Turchan, 6 Broad- Mr. and Mrs. Paul P. Bova, 6 win Wallace College was the The Iwo men are chairmen f. Wyckoff St., Matawan, N.J., Marvin Road, Middletown, setting Aug. 24 for the wedding Irwin and Mrs. Irwin. of Hie MS Hope Chest drive, became the bride of Jon J. moor Drive, formerly of Gar- N. J., was married to of Miss Katherine Louise j DATE j All Gold Star Mothers in ERIES aided by members of the Wiegnnd Aug. 24. He is the son den City, was married Aug. 17 Lance Cpl. Joseph P. Chila Jr., Beadel, daughter of Mrs. El- the county may attend. Any- DINNER MEETING W»'r» famous {or them both chapter board. it Mr. and Mrs. W.J, U.S. Marine Corps. He is the ton T. Stratford of Can- one knowing 'of a Gold Star to Peter Aldred Suter of Swit- LONG BRANCH - The our ready madei and custom . . Wirgand, of this place. son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. field and William O. Beadel of Mother who has not received zerland. Monmouth County School and w» offer convenient shop «• VIRGINIANS CIXEIHtATE Chila Sr., Stamford, Conn. Warren, to Gerald Bruce Oyan. her invitation to this lun- The Kev. Dr. Harrison The ceremony took place Nurses' Association will hold home tervice. Give ui a call! He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. cheon, is asked to forward llawos, pastor of the First The Rev. Vincent Me- a covered dish, dinner Mon- NKW SIITIKWSISUHY - United Methodist Church, offi- here in the Holy Cross Catholic Harold R. Oyan, 27 Avenue of her name and address to Sam Brothers Harry and I!rn Bev- Menamy officiated at the cere- day at 7 p.m. in the Mon- ciated at the ceremony in the Church, with the Rev. William mony here in the chapel at Ft. Two Rivers, Rumson, N. J. Addeo, 395 Second Ave., erly, originally from Virginia, mouth Medical Center Cafe- Long Branch. chapel. A reception was held in Carton officiating. A reception DeRussy Aug. 20. teria. Dr. Anthony P. DeSpi- celebrated-their birthdays Sun- tlie church. The Rev. J. Meade Letts offi- day, Sept. l.r), with an open followed at the home of the A traditional Hawaiian lei ciated at the double ring can- rito of The Jersey Shore house barbecue. More than 10(1 Mrs. Kohert Kraai, sister of bride's, parents Avas__placed _around. her_shoul- dlelight service.-The reception -Medical-Center- and Dr. Wil- hebridegroom, was matTonof relatives and friends attended. Miss Lynn Weiler was maid ders by the bridegroom at the was held In the Thirteen Colony liam C. Ellis, Monmouth honor. Edward Laird was best close of the ceremony. Inn. Medical Center, will speak on ENROLtW Ben Beverly operates a pig man. Robert Kraai, brother-in- of honor. Thomas Peter Tur- farm in New Shrewsbury, and The bride, a graduate of Mid- Mrs. Lan Ray Patterson the child evaluation centers law of the bridegroom, chan Jr., the bride's brother, FOR FALL CLASSES SHREWSBURY Harry Beverly is employed at dletown Township High School was matron of honor for at eaoh facility. In: Ft. Monmmilh Bowling ns usher. was best man. The ushers were 468 BROAD ST. Mrs. Wiegand is a grad- and Stamford Hospital School her sister. Bridesmaids were FOR TWIN MOMS Call 747-4422 Center. James Meehan and Dugold of Nursing, is employed as Misses Alison Martin, and Dor- uate of Bucna Vista College, . SOUTH AMBOY - The and now teaches at West Chisholm. a registered nurse at Stamford othy Anderson. Hospital. Twins' Mothers Club of the chool, here. The couple reside in Chica- John Oyan was best Raritan Bay Area will hold Mr. Wiegand is a graduate of go, where they are both em- The bridegroom, a graduate man for his brother, and ush- its first meeting of the sea- Congratulations, he same college, and will con- ployed by the Wesley Memorial of Rippowam High School, Stan- ers were Keith Millder, Nor- inue his studies after serving Hospital. Mr. Suter also is con- ford, and Columbia Pre- man Laboda and Glen Konet, son Tuesday, at 8:15 p.m., n the military. The couple re- tinuing his studies at paratory School, Washington, fraternity brothers of the bride- here in Christ Church Parish ide here. Northwestern University. D.C., was employed by the Co- groom. Hall here. Lynn lumbia Broadcasting System in Stamford, prior to his enlist- The bride and bride- FASHION SHOW ment in the Marine Corps. He groom are June graduates of Baldwin-Wallace College. Mr. LONG BRANCH - The is stationed in Phu Bai, Viet- Long Branch Public Health nam. Oyan, a graduate also of Rum- Rumson Reading Institute son-Fair Haven Regional High Nursing Association Auxilia- School, is a parole officer for ry will hold a luncheon and o Ranney school RE-ENLISTS the State of Ohio'Correctional fashion show Thursday at Army S. Sgt. Jackson Whit- Institutions. His wife teaches in 12:30 p.m. in Rod's Shadow- field, has reenlisted in the Strongville. The couple reside brook, Shrewsbury. A collec- Regular Army for six years in Parma. tion of fall fashions will be while assigned to the 728th Mil- presented by Belmar's Fash- Wa are now accepting n«w FALL SESSION itary Police Battalion in Seoul, ion Corner. Reservations students. Our schedule includes Korea. - . • It pays to advertise in The deadline is Monday to Mrs. boginner, intermediate and ad- Norman U. Becker, Elberon; His wife, Ella, lives at 113 W. Register Classified. vanced classes in all types of SEPTEMBER 30 - JANUARY 25 Bergen Place, Red Bank. Mrs. Park C. Mason, Shrews- theatrical dancs. bury, or Mrs. Ralph R. Klein, West Long Branch. Special classes lor three to READING, ENGLISH, STUDY SKILLS five-year-olds. FALL LUNCHEON Saturday morning or weekday evenings. This course Parent! ihvited to observt, is offered at all levels from 7th grade through col- RED BANK - The Wom- lego, with students groupod according to ability. It an's Club of Red Bank will TAP • BALLET • TOE helps students to read with speed and comprehen- hold its fall luncheon Thurs- sion, to write grammatically and logically, to spell day at 12:30 p.m. in Old Orchard Country Club, Ea- Acrobatic • Discotheque accurately, and to increase vocabulary. This course tontown. Chairmen are Mrs. is popular with serious students who want to improve Dale B. Otto and Mrs. George DOROTHY TOLANO school grades and to prepare for college boards or H. Weis. In charge of reser- other exams. We have classes to meet the needs of vations are Mrs. Raymond DANCE STUDIOS tho fastest students. P. Garman and Mrs. Stanley 201 E. Bergen PI. 741-2208 C. Freeman. READING for children in grades 1-6 • SEAFOOD • LOBSTER . Two IV? -hour meetings a week after school. This LYNN WEST, 17 <• CALVES LIVER course emphasizes phonics and sight vocabulary, COLLEGE BOARD DANCE FINALIST IN THE TALENT paragraph comprehension, phrase reading. The chil- • SWEET BREADS EXPO OF GARDEN STATE dren meet in small groups according to reading • OYSTERS "R" in season ability, • DUCK w/orange sauce REVIEWS ARTS CENTER . HELD AT MATHEMATICS II Finals will be held Courses at all levels from basic arithmetic through SUNDAY BUFFET" MIDDLETOWN - advanced algebra and analytics. All courses are . WITH WEEKLY MENU VARIATIONS Saturday, September 21st - 8 p.m. STARTING AT 4 P.M. T50 Per FREEHOLD at the ... planned to develop a logical approach to problem- solving and to dovelop facility in applying math- •TIL 9 P.M. «J Person Preparation for December & January S. A. T. Boards ematical processes accurately. 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Small Classes, mod»| tests, original material, inten- COME HELP US CHEER LYNN Send for Bulletin Harry's Lobster House, siva weekly courses ON TO WIN Admission Free! Public Invited! Ocean Ave., Sea Bright STARTS SATURDAY, OCT. 5 Rumson Reading Institute 842-0205 SAT. or SUN., 9 A.M. TO 12 NOON LEAH MAUER School of Dance 235 HOPE RD., NEW SHREWSBURY For Information Call: 671-0823 37 E. FRONT ST. 747-9552 RED BANK Write; 144 RuHedge Dr., Red Bank 542-4777 ANN LANDERS THE DAILY BEGfSTEB, Friday, Sept. 20, 1968-41 Mrs. Ralston Feted at Stork Shower

MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. her cousin, Carol Poltendort Richard Allen Ralston, the for- of Glenwood. HHe r mbVjAmVj, mer Christine Jacobsen, 9 Spec. 4 Ralston, U.S. Ahny, a No Nose for Argument Johnson Ter., was gguest of hon- serving in Korea. His tqur Will or at a stork showeh r givei n by end in April. Dear Ann Landers: Our perfect. Last night Sid called modeled before they became husband's parents feel they leaves doors open these days If you are wise you'll tell daughter Doris is "K, a col- my husband and asked if engaged. He considers her should have free access to Is lucky if he gets nothing him to stop pumping. lege graduate, talented, and they could have lunch today. silence very dishonest. By our home at all times. Since \.0oe than unwelcome in- she has a world of friends. What awaits you on the The first thing Sid said to my this time my husband was they live near us, they are laws. Even small towners other side of the marriage She began to date a very nice husband was, "How bad was pretty mad and told him off. in and out as often as four who boasted no many years young man she met during veil? How can you be sure it?" My husband asked, times a day. Sometimes I ago, "Nobody ever locks your marriage will work? her senior "How bad was what?" Sid Doris is upstairs crying. their doors here," have be- Her father is begging her to don't even know anyone is in Read Ann Landers' booklet year at Stan- replied, "Doris' nose before the house untdl I run into one gun to use keys and safety ford. He is break off the engagement. "Marriage — What ^o Ex- she had it done." My husband of my in-laws in the bath- chains. So lock up, Woman. pect." Send your request to now studying Sid now says he is sorry he Tell your husband times was floored. He answered, room or the kitchen. It's a Ann Landers in care of your for the Cali- "Well, I thought her nose was brought it up and wants to have changed. marry Doris no matter what frightening experience and newspaper enclosing 50 cents fornia State ail right the way it was. In happens quite regularly. Bar examina- her nose looked like before. Confidential to Should I Or in coin and a long, stamped, fact, it was like her moth- Eecenffly I suggested that I Natelsons J. Kridel new shaped suits tion. , And I am writing to Ann Shouldn't I?: You shouldn't. self-addressed envelope. er's." Sid gasped, "That's they should knock or use the Two months Landers. Can you help? - Telling everything one knows Ann Landers will be glad | work miracles. what I was afraid of. Do you ben. I was clobbered un- ago Doris NO CITY PLEASE is not a sign of honesty. It to help you with your prob- have pictures of Doris BE- mercifully by my husband. and Sid de- is a sign of stupidity. You lems. §end them to her in FORE?" Dear No: Let Sid and Doris He informed me that his par- do not owe the gentleman care of this newspaper, settle this. Everyone else ents are not guests and that Sid then told my husband ,,the information he has been enclosing a self-addressed, Advertise in The Register should keep their noses out I had'insulted them. he had to consider their un- trying to wheedle out of you. stamped envelope. January. We have met his of it. Better the kids should Am I wrong? If not, what born children and allowed as people and they are extreme- inherit Doris' nose than Sid's is the solution? — NO ly finev Doris was walking how Doris should have told brains. PRIVACY on air and everything seemed him she had had her nose re- Dear Ann Landers: My Dear No: Anyone who Perm NOTICE Wave Benefit Turns to Fashion Specialist We Will Be Closed BED BANK - A gala pre- fit of Planned Parenthood of $ 95 $ 50 All Day Monday Sept. 23rd sentation of fall fashions Monmouth County Tuesday 8 to 14 from Wilhelmina Dobbins of at noon in the Molly Pitcher Reg. $12 Rag. $25 Red Bank will highlight the Motor Inn. NAME BRANDS ONLY on Account of Religious Holiday annual luncheon for the bene- The event will raise funds with or without appointment for local Planned Parent- FREE SNACK BAR Auxiliary Welcomes hood activities, including the Mrs. Mount as Member dissemination of family plan- LEON'S tS INC ning information and materi- TUESDAY thru SATURDAY FREEHOLD - Mrs. Willard SHAMPOO and SET $2.7! s Horn* Dteemtm als to the many people now Mount was welcomed as a 105 Monmouth St., Red Bank seeking them. member of the1 Freehold (near Carlton Theatre) 20 BROAD ST. RED BANK, N. J. Auxiliary of the Monmouth Chairman of the luncheon- 741-6150 OUT 31st Year oj Quality and Service Medical Center, Long Branch, fashion show is Mrs, Fred- at the Sept. 10 meeting in Fel- erick A. Fichtmueller. Her lowship Hall of the First Bap- committee chairmen are Res- list Church. ervations, Mrs. Evan V. Ja- hos; prizes, Mrs. Kenneth Members of the group made Mitchell; fashions, Mrs. Jer- 670 dressings. rold Meyer; publicity, Mrs. A feature of the auxiliary Arthur Joice; decorations, will be a pot luck luncheon to Mrs. Arthur Kettley; music, be held every other month, Mrs. George Taylor and with the next one scheduled printing, Mrs. Walter In- for Nov. 12. Holmdel gram. The list of sponsors in- You Get cludes Mrs. George W. But- ler, Mrs. David Russell, Mrs. Stuart A. Young, Mrs. Wil- Convalescent Center liam Heatley, Mrs. George E. Blair, Mrs. F. A. Ficht- BENEFIT PLANNERS — Mrs. Frederick A. Fichtmueller, mueller and Mrs. Walter In- Freehold, left, chairman of the benefit luncheon-fashion MORE gram. show by the Planned Parenthood of Monmouth County, Tickets may be obtained meats with her reservations chairman Mrs. Evan Jahos, WITH FIRST VllRCHANTS from Mrs. Jahos, 45 Gillespie Fair Haven. The event will take place Tuesday at noon DAILY INTEREST Ave., Fair Haven, or from any committee member. in the Molly Pitcher Motor Inn, Red Bank. PAID FROM DAY OF DEPOSIT TO DAY OF WITHDRAWAL provltini • 121 balance li maintained tt Ik* end «f tt» Opera Guild Installs Slate quarter. 4% Per Annum ASBUBY PARK - Mrs. Joseph Coupe, Mrs. Dominic Ajello, Deal, was chair- Compounded and Paid Interiaken, was installed as president of man of the nominating committee. Seat- Quarterly the Monmouth Opera Guild yesterday at a ed along with the president, were Mrs. Dtpoilti Imirad «p f» $11,000 luncheon here in the Marine Grill. by F.D.I.C. Robert Cooke, Allenhurst, vice president; The installation of the full slate begins MR. Virgilio Ciampa, Little Silver, second a new season of rehearsals and presenta- vice president; Mrs. Harry Gilbert, Sea tions — the most colorful of which is the Opera Guild Workshop for "The Marriage Girt, third vice president; Mrs. Milford Lantern" which will be performed Wednes- Farley, Wanamassa, recording secretary; .dayaUO-a.m.-and 1:30 p.m.-at the-Garden- _Mrs._ James J:iavagUa,Jisbury_Park,Jrea?- Memker 'Federal Mm State Aits Center, Holmdel, for school chil- surer, and Mrs. Joseph Presti, Red Bank, Fwlaral meant lmre»ai Cere, dren hi grades four to eight. corresponding secretary. Thaclcer-Collins Nuptials ANDERSON BROS., INC. NORFOLK, Va.-Miss Judith reception was held in the Trade Marie Collins, daughter of Mr. NOW OPEN Winds, here. and Mrs. William R. 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Fast trolling shiny lures has been bringing albacore picture this week, there was plenty of action for the salt to the boats. I would suggest working south ana east trom the buffer buoy, and trolling Hopkins big spoon Lee»ee (One of a scries) This Wednesday, the new water angler. He didn't have to search very hard to f 1 lures and the like. A few nice tuna have been picked on at MARLBOBO - One of school scrimmaged with Rum- fish. this location to add to the pot. new gridiron additions to th son - Fair Haven Regional. Light tackle operators are finding action close to home. Shore area high school sceni Coach Skehan comments on the Haunting the rivers during the first two hours of the out- BLUES RUN 15 POUNDS is Marlboro. The team is youni practice game: "Rumson going tide paid off with school stripers fighting each other Bluefish are running to 15 pounds just south of the Klon- and drawn from whal was proved the inexperience of the for the privilege of nailing a proffered dike grounds, and local headboats have been in on the Freehold secondary school. club and made the boys realize popper. Action could only be, called torrid action. It's a fairly long trip, but skippers such as Ron they have to work harder to at the Highlands bridge on Monday night Thi> head roach for the nev Santee of the Fishermen tell me it is well worth the trip. school is Dick Skehan, pluckei reach the point of varsity com- and the Sea Bright bridge Tuesday night. from within the system. Ske petition." SCIIOOLIES FEED ON BUNKER Closer to home, smaller bluefish have set up residence along han served for nine years a: To say the year will be a The schoolies were feeding heavily on the north side of Ambrose Channel. Bluefish up to two an assistant grid coach for thi building year for the coach and baby bunker as the terrorized bait fish pounds were constant visitors to our beaches prior to the Freehold Colonials and as hea yearling school would be un- tried to reach the open bay with the out- huge ground swell that visited us this week. I doubt if they basketball coach for four yean derstatement, as Skehan indi- going tide. Panic stricken bait hurst from have moved far away, and they should be back with us by and varsity baseball mentor fo cated he hoped the team would the water before the open maws of bass the weekend. two years. jell sometime this season but up to 15 pounds. All over the river, bass The experienced head ma did not expect them to firm up broke the surface. I found the small Creek If you are strictly a gunner and champing at the bit, has a totally inexperienced until 1969,. Chub popper in either pearl or chrome why not grab a couple of your hunting buddies, buy an in- Ken Tomberlin (5-11, 150) Is finish to be effective. The little one-half ounce plug would squad to mold into a footbal' expensive hand trap and a case or two of clay birds, and team. a junior who will fill the quar- be belted three or four times before being grabbed for keeps. terback position. Tomberlin has Most of the fish I caught were just under 18 inches, with find a field where you can get your eye and arm coordi- had football experience on the only six out of 26 fish caught being keepers. nated for the fall hunting season. It's a barrel of fun just NEW freshman and junior varsity Rowboaters and small boaters can get in on plenty of listening to the excuses offered for those easy shots that teams at Freehold. TOP-POWERED striper action around the tip of Sandy Hook. Drifting worms turned out to be easy misses. With a little practice, the The two halfback positions close to the bottom can pay off big, but wait until this hand trap operator can throw birds to imitate the towering CENTER OF ATTENTION — Dick Skehan, coach of the heavy ground swell dissipates. One bass angler did not will go to sophomores, Ernie lift-off of a cock pheasant, the straight away flight of quail, Moore (5-10, 155) will take the new Marlboro High School, works with his probable make it to the beach when his rental rowboat capsized last V-8 SCOUT and even throw "grass-cutters" to tune you up for rabbits. left side and Jim Alexander (5- starting quarterback and center, Ken Tomberlin and Tuesday. The fish may be in close to the beach, but there WITH 4 WHEEL DRIVE 145) the right half. are few boats built that can work in the breakers that we While the hand trap cannot compare with the machine used BY John Clausen. ' I Register Staff Photo) The fullback position has a have experienced this week. on commercial or club ranges for flight speed or range, it INTERNATIONAL battle going between John Ko- GET TO BUOY EAHLY has the versatility needed by hunters to imitate the kinds lar (160, 5-6), a freshman who For the larger boats, trolling for bass has been good of shots you most often meet in the field. NOW AT has a slight edge on junior around the No. 1 can buoy east of Spermaceti Cove. You 'HERE'S WHERE THE ACTION IS' Steve Joseph (510, 150). MAURICE might pick up an albacore or a few bluefish as well. Early Search the Navesink and Shrewsbury for those school End posts have Lyn Parmow- in the morning, the boats work in close to JRomer Shoal bass. Work the high tides and try the coves and around the SCHWARTZ skl (5-11,170) and Ron Shellock light and drift worms or cast lures in towards the rocks. It's and SONS, Inc. sedge islands. Where those baby bunker are, the stripers (5-10, 140) holding top spots productive fishing if you get there early enough. are sure to be. over Doug Esposito (57, 140) Offshore trolling has had its ups and downs, but those Winter flounder starting to show in the rivers now, so and Jeff Borak (5-10, 150). All 12- FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1968 in the know have been making a bee-line for the buffer buoy take some worms along when you try for those bass. The except Shellock are sopho. FOR FREE TEST due east of the Long Branch gas tank. It's outside the inside tip of Sandy Hook has been producing a variety of more. DRIVE PHONE fish. Four young athletes are There is porgy off Sea Bright, tuna in the Mud Hole, 747-0787 struggling for tackle berths, bluefish south of the Klondike, and stripers all along the with John-Clausen (5-11, 175) beach. Go fishing! and Pete Vanderwiel (5-10,190), Hill Brothers Lead PGA }• two juniors, going on offense, Ken Scarano (5-9, 160) and Wil- OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla a four-way seventh-place tie. "I think we'll be a gre ron Harris Jr. Only Graham Say good-bye to liam Slade (6-0, 230) are going (AP) — Brothers Dave and The teams swap courses to- team," said Mike Hill, 29 yea and Spray among the top 10 on defense. Slade is a sopho- Mike Hill — sparked by Dave's day. Then the field will be cut old but a rookie on the tour played at Quail Creek. more. six birdies and an eagle — fired to the low 60 and ties, and the "I'm going to make a few bir Billy Casper, his 1968 win- BALDNESS The center slot has been filled dies, and Dave will make a 1( a best ball 62 yesterday to grab final 35 holes will be played nings of more than $170,000 Free expert consultation in the by Joe Grinkevich (5-11, 175), the first-round lead in the $200, tomorrow and Sunday at Quail of them." privacy of your home. placing him at the top of the Standard 3-SpoeJ or sophomore who has tempo- 000 Professional Golfers Asso Creek. Palmer collected birdies o The House of Louis Feder, the country's foremost maker of optional 4-spoed floor- rarily edged out classmate ciation team championship. The Hill brothers got off to a the second, fifth, ninth and 10! money list, teamed with Gay undetectable, hand-tied hairpieces, now offers New Jersey mounted lynchrometh Mark Erdmann (5-10, 165). fast start when Dave, a 31- holes. Nicklaus beat par by Brewer to shoot a 68 at Quail residents who cannot come to our Manhattan office, a free Mike Lewis (5-7,150), a guard The Jackson, Mich., brother transmission . . . heavy act owned a two-shot lead over year-old veteran of 10 years on stroke on the sixth, 13th an Creek. home consultation at your convenience. duty rear axle . . . plus rom the freshman team at the pro.tour, birdied the first 16th. And, like the Hills, Pa: Veterans Sam Snead and Freehold, is one of the bright defending champions Armold Call Mr. George full safety feature pack- hole. mer and Nicklaus had no be Gardner Dickinson toured Twin spots on the line, with David Palmer and Jack Nicklaus. after 7 P.M. (201) 679-8871 • days (212) 1MU 4-7880 age. Also available in Their pace hardly slackened gies. Hills in 67. VaNote (5-7, 160), an ex-mem- The Hill-Hill and Palmer- 2 or 4-wheel drive with the rest of the way. Dave bir- In a four-way tie for thin ber the the Freehold JV team. Nickaus combinations played 4 cylinder engine. died No. 4 and Mike birdied No. place at 65 were Bobby Nichols Don Antsiell (5-10, 165) has a at Twin Hills, a 6,700-yard, par 6. Then Dave, well known for and George Archer, Larry Hin chance for the starting assign- 71 layout that was the site of his hot streaks, really got in son and Bunky Henry, Be M- ment at guard. Thursday's best scoring. The gear. Green and Randy Glover, am field of 124 teams was evenly FAILED INSPECTION? ... WE CAN FIX IT!! 141 W. FRONT STREET The 50 players who tried out He birdied Nos. 9,10,13 and Jack McGowan and Dick Craw divided between Twin Hills and RED IANK or the varsity, without past 18. And on the 16th hole, a 559- ford. crosstown Quail Creek, that arsity experience, at the new yard par-5, Dave scored his At 66 with Graham and Spraj measures 7,173 yards. Marlboro school form the nu- eagle. He hit a No. 3 wood and were Jim Ferrier and Larrj cleus of the construction cam- Best round of the day a No. 1 iron within eight feet of Mowry, Tommy Aaron and Mix'emorMatch'em! 'aign for two for Skehan and at Quail Creek was the 66 the pLn and sank, the putt for a Charles Coody, and native Okla- ils assistants, Thomas Nelson, urned in by Lou Graham and 3. homans Bob Dickson and Lab PARKERETTE Larry Bluhm, Walter Edick iteve Spray. But that was good Snow tread or conventional tread! the and Frank Demorich, for no better than a share of LAWN SWEEPER Symphony Coleen Rutgers Debuts with the Upsets Her Rivals YsrLafayette IIIAL FREEHOLD—Symphony Co- The bay mare, with Pete NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) - New Jersey college footbal leen, six-year-old daughter of Virag of Carteret at the reins, The traditional Rutgers - La- season officially opens tomor row. Irish, owned by Joseph Jaslow- came with a rush down the fayette game in an untradition- middle of the track to gain al spot on the schedule high Rutgers, with a lack of deptl iki of Roosevelt, zoomed its principal problem, rates a: a one-length victory. ights a three-game slate as the PERSONALITY hrough the stretch at Freehold the favorite to win — as it ha: or DLC-1OO laceway yesterday to upset nine times in the past 10 year: icr rivals in the featured $1,800 The Scarlet Knights took las RETREADS ON SOUND TIRE BODIES OR ON YOUR OWN TIRES year's game, 27-3. Word Pace. Most of the 63 games thi /-*. w ANTSIZELJSTED t.TS-U 6.50-14 6.65-15 1ST -Trot; 1-m. : $Ut>0; T.-2:08.3. teams have played since 188! 7.50-M 7.76-15 6.OO-15 all.xi IM>-ITI 8.80 3 811 :l.(0 135-H 6.70-15 6.60-15 IL-luid r iF'lol.ll - 9.S0 6IH1 Freehold Today have been played on biting No- 7.OO-U 7.35-15 7.0MS KM-tafr&s B>lin IJaocrrt 4.SO 636-U 6.80-16 M0-1J •JN'h- r.iri1; 1-ni.; $1,200; T.-2:H>. vember afternoons. But the ,1 \V(hMlrti (Hruwnpi U'.fXM 80 3 00 Entries early - season clash has been RK>3 AIIIOH City u.aglianil> 4I» :I 40 made necessary by Rutgers' 'lilllp I S.-ata>> 1.10 1-M.I p,(oo 7T11—TROT; 1-M.: |2,8M (llally l>oulili> (7,1) Paid IS3.O0) _ Slriiis O'Brien (Invint) M Oarcia (Simpson Jr.) 21 switch to a 10-game schedule BLACKWALLS Egyptian Song (Hodjlra) .•>-2 HUH Tr.il; l-in ; sl,ll>l; T.-2:(WA~ CfvM Train (Sorrento) 3-1 Sliecler (TaRRrlPllo) 7-2 and a large crowd is expected WHTTEWAIAS ADD $1,26 PEE TIKE lilv Trillii|i ilMwnui 6.80 5.fill 3'.'0 IVlps SplUIri' iltier) 7-2 Jlr. Boot (Fllon) 6-1 n>a« Hum i KurKliry I 3.10 V SO Ihmce lOrpnnl 3-1 Speedy I«va i\Vunilerl!cli> 10-1 at Rutgers Stadium for thi iHvpurt IU'IU il'nlmpr) 3.20 Tuck Awny Kilna (lllsglna) si 15-1 A.lln Snns iSlory) 1--1 Jludgps Tommy tWhltcomM opening day festivities. ini i.ii-.-. i in : JI/JIW; T.'';:I>S I. i Honiestirloli S|K>t (Sailovsky) 15-1 ap K.rr.'sl.T ' AWi'll." It 60 '! HO *J till : Sen Wavi- I Nil I 1M 1'n.lM Tin'Hug tKerriern) 15-1 The only other New Jersey lVni ! I'Wsirlj i [••sT.-t.jtl i K-k J 4-1(1 :; 411 i 8TII—\\\CE; 1-M.; $1,8M ]t"yil liiimlv iS[i.'rrn,1ll 4 60 ;\1>—TROT; 1-M.: flilOO mnriK's Kin < Reliant son) S-2 teams in action this week are l:\m-iii il-:ti raid si.viit Sliiginp Water t Moltvir) 3-1 •Vl'll I'.UT; 1-in.: M;tlM: T.-2-I1T. Mixed ONHIIRC lAWiattello) 5-2 Montclair State, which opens Mililli-ys Hi.v (Mi'tiPH " -Wee Buttons (Mycn 7-2 Kin inn Sllll Hurnj I l"|it'r> I).till 3 fill 'J Sll I Rlinwclls t.»esota iMansflcW) B-l Iturlln M:i-.i ill;ililai'liltM> 6.Oil t.Ill UunH'ys liirl (t-raiild . 4-1 its 41st season at home tomor- lTolly romp tl,iilinii'(-pr Jr.) S-l BiK Krost (Filion) 8-1 VI'M;I< ll.iy iMi-luil O Doc Van (Ornyi ' 8-1 row night against Cortland (i'l'll IMiv; Mil ; 51,6ml; T.-2:0ii.'J. l.ltllp Ji'?.t'l»p] tSmltlit 6-1 Karly Hint PsvM iPmtt> 9-1 Lm-ys Blnclt Boy (Wlille) W-i V. ^ T'^'kin,; iS'iiltM 1,1 :v l-.i-, ,1 M Klntlu n .I/imli> Hol I' I Srnllli .Smilli Jr.! 4-1 Si'a Puov (Mcdee) fi-l A\ Sam (ReMel 6-1 Rutgers, which finished 4-5 spring and summer pick- M'll 1 :n . M.ROO; T. -:OI . |!i-,-httl ILi npr . I'nllPUl fi-l Uyli.^y r-,,,1,1 iWhll.M • a-1 Aliiln nnnnnumd [~SV) 8-1 last year, is starting its 100th Svttph \ r .ii-..: i\'i;j;i ;'!i sit lvjo u in Kttravrt (Dancerl 8-1 ing up grass clippings, !!'il!.; $1,300 picks up leaves all fall! 9T1I I'.uv. 1 ir . Jl.'.'uu. T •'_• n; I Omnt Paul iQutnnl 2-1 lvii.s '.,,ii'v -Ki-uyi 6 so 4 r>n ? nil Act:: 1-M.: *l,»oo against Princeton every year NO MONEY DOWN-Months to Pay! And the Parkerette does Aflon Honry iBiUitfirhlno) 3-1 T: riT IT .III . ll,.\-.|i MV1 •_• so M^ il-Tionl since 1956, when Ohio Wesleyan nlcri '/.i»bs Hoy iWapnert 4-1 both jobs quicker, easier, Silver A i Pc«iMier> 6-1 provided the opposition. more efficiently than any Tutor Patch iFcrrioro) 81 Our retreads are so V NATIONWIDE GUARANTEE Hold Warrior (Kitzimtrlck) H>-1 Rutgers has high hopes for a other piece of lawn Suntoa Hud nit tND) 15-1 , . . ,. ,, •, V No-Limit on MILES...No-Limit m MONTHS Ilye Bye lMck iRUznl 15*1 good season, based primarily equipment at twice the on a potentially spectacular of- outstanding they re V j^^jj-^^^- price! Tti'liTI 1 Selections fensive backfield featuring iT 1 Vl'll— TROT; 1-M.; K,M10 1 - Cnld Trtil i, Sims O'Brien, Tr-le'i quarterback Bruce Van Ness X JEJJCJI 1 ¥ ^^ r.is nnriii- nny il-'nliln M>l!flrf and running backs Bryant S>mi>:nmy K^-ii iWarrlngtonl liny, ?llvfsl Change. Hrllli in! VVIi-li i HliTl Mitchell and Mel Brown. LIKE NEW TIRES... / SSsffi man I lloh YIMI iSttiilllngl 3-4'. .1. Smith, Afrienn Stnr, , M. i at thnm « FfcMont Storm cmp«m[iUun\ >'KO, Illg Chnrllp liny, spite missing seven games with (irtinil Rob Volvo 6TI1—PAI'K: 1-M.j 9 - Adols <,l..v«', Skip I.anuir, Tnr- injuries, and Brown, a two-year JUST ARRIVED! Olovo ( M.'licri ]>ort Joint l/ini.ir M'.rntilO 7 - (inrrln, Spirlir, Kcyplhin Sonit veieran, is considered the i il;ui-ivcr iljulnn) H-SlncliiR W fit or, Ttinrix>R Kin, IUg team's bread-and-butter man rl J,.hn ly 1'nwt Malihawhkn) 9 • .lot Atturk, OfflcliU Time, \nll(>jp by Coach John Bateman. a tremendous selection of N,.r!hwrsl lYntlotli EVERY MINUTE AND 10 - Count I'tiiil. 7rli> Ititv, *

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS in the Yankee dressing room. newsmen that he deliberately Cardinals and San Francisco piece and change the joint from DETROIT - Denny McLain Detroit was leading 6-1 in the threw a pitch that Mantle Giants are concerned, not much a pitcher's paradise to a hit- won his 31st game yesterday eighth inning, when, with an 0- could surely blast into the — except, maybe, give the hit- ter's heaven. as the Detroit Tigers defeated 2 count, Mantle motioned with stands. ters a chance to unvent some The two teams combined for the New York Yankees 6-2 de- Tlis hand for McLain to give 'You don't think I'd deliber- pent up frustrations. no less than 23 hits in the spite Mickey Mantle's 535th ca- him a letter-high pitch. Mickey ately throw him a home run Windy Candlestick Park was Giants' 11-5 victory over the reer home run. then blasted the next pitch in ball, do you?" McLain grinned. the site of two straight no- World Series-bound Cardinals. the upper deck in right field As Mantle rounded the bases, "There would be a scandal hitters Tuesday and Wednes- Jim Hart cracked a grand- as the crowd roared. the 24-year-old McLain stood on and an immediate investigation day — by the Giants' Gaylord slam homer and Bob Bonds hit the mound saluting his boyhood "I think it was just a straight of baseball." Perry and St. Louis' Ray Wash- a pair of homers and scored idol. fast ball," Mantle said. "It's McLain, who holds the Tiger burn. four runs to pace San Francis- There were hints the Tigers got to be one of the best thrills record for most home But, it took only a matter of co's 15-hit attack that helped pitcher had Just served a go- I've had in baseball." run pitches, 42 in 1968, and has minutes yesterday to remove rookie Rich Robertson to his pher ball to Mantle on a silver McLain smilingly denied to given up 31 this year, said the any chance for a third master- second straight victory. platter. New York (I) Detroit (8) last one wasn't anything spe- But it didn't affect the out- AB E H AB R H cial, "but this one I'll remem- aarkc.2b 5 0 M'A'llffe.Mj 4 10 come of the game — Detroit aiwh»,c i o Stanley.ss 3 11 ber a little bit more." M&nMe.lb J S 2 Kallne.rt 4 12 won 6-2 for its ninth straight Pepit'ne.cf * O 2 Oyler.as 0 0 0 An usher gave first base um- victory. Rob'son,M 10 0 0. Browulf 3 0 0 Tresh.ss 3 0 0 Ctmer.lf 1 o 1 pire Hank Soar the ball Mantle How They Stand The homer made Mantle the F'rrTo.BB 4 O 2 Cash.u 3 2 3 Blotlm'cp 3 0 0 Northrup.cf 3 12 hit and he in turn gave it to third leading home run hitter in Kosco.r! 4 0 0 MaUiews,* 2 0 1 Mickey. By THE ASSOCIATED TRESS NATIONAL LEAGUE the baseball history, behind HVaer.l* 10 0 Wert,3b 1 0 0 AMERICAN I.KAOBE Won Loat Pet. 08 TENNIS SUPREMACY — Harold Potter, left, retired supervisor of sports for the Womaclf.p 0 0 0 Prlce.c 4 0 0 Someone asked McLain if he Won Lost Pet. GB ISI. Louis H tO .«1O — Babe Ruth and Willie Mays and SmlUi.ph 1 0 0 MCLaln.p 4 0 0 xe 9 sx\ San Francisco 83 71 .538 U Red Bank Parks and Recreation Department, presents the Harold Potter Perpetual would like to have.the ball. ahead of Jimmy Foxx. Baltimore S7 07 .565 1214 Cincinnati _... 7» 73 .520 It 35 2 «1 32 6 10 "I'd like to have that ball all Boston 61 n .829 in Chicago 79 76 .M3 15 Trophy to Brent Shearer, Lincroft, the 1968 winner of the Boy's Singles Division. "Is he, Mantle, still your New York JOOO 001 MO—2 Cleveland 81 T3 .328 18'J Atlanta 78 7« .506 IS Detroit . 000 103 20i—« right," he said, "lust to see New York _. 80 73 .520 IS PHWburgh 75 77 .483 18 Shearer also received the first place trophy presented by the Parks and Recrea- idol?" McLain was asked after DP-Jtew York 1. LOB—New York Oakland ._ 77 76 .SO3 22 Philadelphia 72 81 .171 21H B, rwtrott 7. 2B—0*1*1, Northrup, Ka- what it looks like." Minnesota -. 73 80 ,m 26 Lra Anrelej 71 S3 .IK 23 the game. line HH-Cash 2 (24), MinUt (17). tion Department, John F. 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BRIGHT children's clothe* etc. by {reel- Hv ntEE "How-To" Prp|Kt iltablt from your StkrtU dutw ATTENTION RAATMENI ing It with an ffe cube, then Friday, 'Scjft. 20, 1968-13 Poolt A»t. SAKRETE I* lh« rtf littrW tndi mark of SAKRETE, Inc. AW. OPEN SUNDAY! TO NOON crumbling the gum away. 264-9617 842-335£ HAZtlT THE DAILY REGISTER, PEANUTS By CHARLES M. SCHULZ 14-THE DAILY REGISTER, Friday, September 20, 1968 Greene Tells Events Leading /\NPL£r55A/WUeREPlAVlMe AW FATHER PlWeAH.I' UJOUPMT ONEftWWUAW THE PIANO IMTHI5 REAL CRWWW LEtS SAY YOU'VE 5B0 W WWM0N6V AUfWAV... ISOTWACRIEP, PUCE TO SWfORrjKANPLETS W I WROTE A LETTER TO MY COMPLETELY LOST Death Car mm ASKING FOR (MNEV KCM^E To His Dismissal by College UE « 5TWWW6T0 DEATH MO... VOURMINDl! The professor said he ques ers, he had been drinking. Mr. Driver Posts FREEHOLD — Ex-Mon Greene said. mouth College Assistant Prof. tioned what Dr. Gardener Joseph A. Greene yesterday in meant when he told Mrs Dr. Gardner accused him, ,500 Bail Superior Court traced his ver- Greene to tell him to "shut up said Mr. Greene, of trying to EATONTOWN - Charles sion of the controversial event! or else." He maintained that have a "false charismatic ef- Hollman, 33 Belshaw Ave. in 1966 which resulted in his his supervisor told him the col- fect on his students" and with Shrewsbury Township, was ar- dismissal from the college. lege administration, in particu- keeping his classes over time. raigned yesterday before Mu- lar Dr. Van Note, held him Given Five Minutes BLONDIE By O//C 1'OUiVC The professor, now working nicipal Court Judge WilHam S responsible for the sit-in move- part-time as a lecturer in a When he attempted to refute I THOUGHT YOU J| 'ill Throckmorton on a charge o ment at the college. the charges, he said he was WE GAVE JUST GAVB HER ^ JUST ABOUT TO J Jersey City College, is seeking careless driving resulting in BARBARA A REAL BIS A BIS reinstatement and compensa Dr. Gardner told him the role told he only had five minutes. WELCOME-HOME PARTY FAREWELL B4.RTY the deaths of Daniel Pellegrine, tory and punitive damages of all members of the English After he protested, it was TODAY Ft. Monmouth, and Douglas from Monmouth College for fir- department would have to be changed to five minutes for Johnson, 93 Barker Ave., ing him Nov. 11,1966, after he discussed in the near future. each charge, he said. passenger in Mr. Hollman's ve- publicly criticized the college His supervisor then told him He told the group, he main- hicle. administration. of a problem he had, Mr tained, that he should have in- The date for preliminary Greene continued, that Mr sisted on reading the news ar- hearing has not yet been set Mr, Greene was the only wit- Watkins would have to be ness heard yesterday before ticle before it was printed. Hs Mr. Hollman has been released dropped immediately and that blamed the reporter for turn- on $3,500 bail in the custody of Judge Merritt Lane Jr. The he didn't know how to do it in case will continue Monday ing his statements into "some- his attorney, William Wich- a decorous manner and asked what of a masterjhesis of the mann of Red Bank. Dec. 2. This was the earliest him for his advice. available date to resume the English and history depart- Margaret Mermelstein, Tren- Mr. Green,e added that he was ment," not what he had said. ton, was fined $250 for shop- hearing which is expected to advised by Dr. Gardner that he lifting J16 in merchandise from take a month to complete. "It probably was his idea to shouldn't worry about anything, sell newspapers," he said. - Bamberger's, Monmouth Shop- The bearded former assistant that the only person in trouble In response to a question by MARY WORTH fly ALLEN SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST ping Center. English professor at Monmouth was "Marty Watkins." He said John Illo, another member of Margaret Virga, Clifton, was College told of his arrival at BIE« HK HEART!— IT'S \ the two then discussed the "in- the English department, if he ONW A 90-CENT PAPERBACK., u~""""*» fined $130 for malicious assault Long Branch and how he was discretion of Mr. Starobin". con would stop talking about con- THKT WAS OUTSIDt OUR MA66I — BUT THAT CUT TWO BADE/ J Anthony Rybel, Islip, N. Y., beaten up in his apartment, cerning the spokesman attribu MI«ED HAMBURGERS OUT OF J troversial subjects to the pub- DOOR THIS MORNING, PE66y!\ TO .fa was fined $55 for driving while formerly that of his department m BUD&ETl tion. lic or in newspapers even if -WITH JUrYOUR NAttL i BOOv; impaired. His license was sus- chairman. ON IT!-.-MU5T HAVE BEEN ^™ pended for six months. Tells of Meeting said he was only expressing DELIVERED PEBSONAUy Tells of Treatment At a meeting attended by Eileen Braoher, 17 High his own views, Mr. Greene said DURIN6 THE. NI6HT! He also testified about the nine other members of the En Point Road, Lincroft, was fined he replied that he would not. treatment he received by his glish department on Oct. 19, $30 for issuing a bad check for Tells of Vote superiors, the school's adminis- 1966, Mr. Greene said, Dr. $7.25 to the White Star Taxi A vote was then taken by tration and his public remarks Gardner almost immediately Co. the group, he said, to caution concerning events connected announced that the meeting Luigl Fardella, 120 Brook- hirp to be more circumspect with the college and about his was solely to investigate his be- wood St.', East Orange, was dismissal. in his relations with the press. havior. Mr. Greene contended The meeting adjourned, he con- fined $15 for making an im- Defendants are Dr. William he had no prior notice of this. tended, before a vote could be proper turn while driving, and G. Van Note, president; Dr. Dr. Gardner began waving taken on the second matter, $10 for contempt of court. Charles Norton Coe, vice presi two documents, he continued, commending him for his "ex- David Van Landingham, of dent of academic affairs; Ev- and said the reason for the cellence in teaching and for Colorado, was fined $15 for a erett W. Holt, dean of the fac- hearing was that he was getting working above the call of ANDY CAPP By REG SMYTHE stop sign violation. ulty, and Dr. Burdett A. Gard- all sorts of pressures from duty." ner, English department above and people were delug- Mr. Greene maintained that K-LIFFKA chairman. It charges that the ing him with complaints. Retarded college breached its contract no records or minutes were tak- During the questioning of en during the meeting. CABARET, with him and that Dr. Coe, Dr. Mack Oltman of the college En- Gardner and Mr. Holt con- At a faculty meeting on ei- Children's glish staff concerning Mr. ther Oct. 22 or 23,1906, lie said, spired to influence the college Greene's activities, Dr. Gard- to fire him. Dr. Van Note said that the fac- ner received negative replie: ulty should stop sending him Dinner Set Mr. Greene said his prob to questions on whether Mr. WANAMASSA - Bert W. lems began when he and his recommendations trying to tell Greene had instigated the sit- him what to do. Schmickel, deputy commission family moved into an apart- in, or whether, at a Sunday 1 er of health in the Office of ment in July, 1966, formerly oc Faculty members were told night meeting with the protest- Mental Retardation in Connec- cupied by the Gardners. He by Dr. Van Note, maintained ticut, journeys to the Mon- was "attacked and beaten by Mr. Greene, that anyone who B mouth County Association for the downstairs neighbor and a thought he had been intimidat- Retarded Children's annual man with him who brandished County Costs ed for using rights of free dinner tomorrow at Terrace a crowbar," he said. speech should put his proof in Gardens to discuss new con- Insists They Leave Breakdown writing on his desk within 24 cepts in residential care for When he related the incident hours. THE WIZARD OF ID By PARKER and HART the retarded as conceived and to Dr. Gardner, he said, Dr. Sought Advice implemented in Connecticut. Gardner insisted they leave. Shows Rise Mr. Greene said he sought A native of Millville who was Mr. Greene said his lips were TRENTON — A breakdown legal advice and then called educated at Glassboro State bruised and his head was swol- prepared by the New Jersey the Daily Record and ex- \ Teachers College, Mr. Schmick- len. Taxpayers Association showed temporized his answer to Dr. I el has for seven years direct- Dr. Gardner told him, he that Monmouth County this Van Note. He said he named ed the design and overseen the maintained, that his actions year appropriated $6,038,603 names, specified Dr. Gardner Implementation of the "Con- were "irresponsible" and that for personal services, an in- and offered to sign a deposi- necticut Plan" of regional cen- he drank too much. crease of 11 per cent over the tion and put a copy of that on ters for the retarded. Several times throughout the 1967 figure. Dr. Van Note's desk. The first state to implement day, Mr. Greene raised his The county's total operating On Oct. 24, 1966, he said he this approach, Connecticut pro- hand, in an apparent effort to appropriation for 1968 was $17,- attended a teach-in for free vides residential and day care say something while the two 678,769, an increase of 7.4 per speech at the science lecture services to the retarded in lo- attorneys discussed objections. cent over last year. The other hall and addressed the group. cal communities, enabling But Peter B. Bass of Freehold expenses item of $11,640,166 Dn Gardner was present, he them to remain close to their each time refused to acknowl- showed an increase of 5.6 per said, SNUFFY SMITH By FRED LASSWELL homes and to community life. edge the requests. cent over 1967. At the teach-in, he said, he Work Commended Operating costs for the state's asserted, "Dr. Van Note re- _..!. ferred to Mack -Oltman--as-a- I PLUMB FERGOT Mr. Greene said that during 21 counties this year have been creep and or a weirdo because rrWUZVBITIN'DAV, the first month on the job, Dr. budgeted at more than $351 To Purchase he expressed sympathy for the PAW, TILL TATER Gardner told him that his work million, an increase of 11.5 demonstrators outside his of- REMINDED ME was "far better than satisfac- per cent over the 1967 operat- History Pack tory." ing expenditure of $315 million. fice." Later he said he told Dr. In aggregate the counties di- "On Nov. 4 to 5,1966, did you For Schools lardner that Sanford R. Star- vided their operating appropri- declare war on Dr. Gardner?" obin, then The Daily Register ations almost evenly this year, asked Mr. Bass. Mr. Greene re- ENGLISHTOWN - The Ma- budgeting $176.5 million . for plied that he filed suit against nalapan-Englishtown Regional ",ong Branch bureau manager, interviewed him concerning "personal services" and $175.2 him for siander. Board of Education last night million for "other expenses." authorized the purchase of an his views about Freeholder Talked to Holt Marcus Daly booing the late Personal service items repre- In a conversation with Dr. Afro-American history pack sent salaries, wages, pension prepared by Henry Dabbs, a Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Holt on Nov. 11, 1966, Mr. when he appeared Oct. 6, 1966, costs and fringe benefits paid Greene said, the reasons for local resident. to public employes. Other ex- The pack, which includes a at the college; about English his dismissal were flimsy. Prof. Martin Watkins, a peace penses cover costs of materi- On_Nov. 28, 1966, in a con- record, film strip and text- als, supplies, maintenance, con- book, will be placed in the candidate. versation with Dr. Coe, Mr. THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK Dr. Gardner, he said, did not tractural services and similar Greene said he declared the school library and included in items. Qie social study curriculum. tell him not to talk to news- reasons for his dismissal were GIVE ME A CHANCE Superintendent of Schools papers. " weak because the letter from TO GET OUT.'WE'RE Charles D. Swalm told the The professor maintained Drum, Bugle Corps Dr. Gardner was not clearly an FINISHED- hat he never referred to him- official warning. It was a state- QUICK-THROUGH board that school enrollment Competes Tomorrow THE FRONT had jumped about 800 this year. self as a spokesman for the ment of hurt feelings, he said. DOOR: To alleviate overcrowding con- English and history depart- MIDDLETOWN - The Con- Mr. Greene said the meeting ditions in the second grade, the ments, contending he told the tinentals Drum and Bugle Corp without minutes was not board authorized the creation reporter that he was expressing will travel to Wildwood tomor- proper due process and that of an additioilal section of that his views and felt that a num- row to compete in the New Jer- Dr. Coe was taking Dr. Van class. ber of people in these depart- sey State Parade and Color Note's word that he did not A study committee , is be- ments agreed with him. luard Championships, spon- call Mack a "creep and a ng formed to develop a new He agreed with Dr. Gardner sored by the American Legion. wierdo." •eporting system to parents. hat the article calling him a The corps will be led by Car- He reported Dr. Coe respond- Bids will be received by the spokesman was unfortunate. ol Oopeland, drum majorette, ed that he realized the reasons board on October 10 at 2 p.m. He said he later was inter- and the color guard by Patricia were weak, adding that these in the Clark Mills.Library for iewed by reporters from the O'Donnell, captain. are troubles of conscience in he construction of 28 olass- Long Branch Daily Record and Harold Copeland Jr. is corps decision • making, "as if he NUBBIN •ooms, an administrative of- the Astmry Park Press con- director, assisted by Walter wished me to commiserate with JIM BURNETT and CEORGE CRENSHAW ice and an all-purpose room. cerning his views. Roeseman. him." BEETLE BAILEY By MORT WALKER HE// TAKE OUT ALL THOSE VVH0TOU37&U £XTRA LETTERS/ THIS TO USE THAT I6NT 60IN& TO BE 5155/ A LAPIES' LOU.MSE SPELLING?/

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I'lilllp rnrnrinii J, fiuiwy Jr., Jli^rnn-i-: Tltt hmi*" »t 21 Sycamore Drive, Scientific Lawn Care ple Listing, Service report the located at 164 ldlebrook Lane. Mr. Homes, Im:. They and their child fn Mi»rrls. He and Mrs. Huglirs are lh* Mr, and Mrs, furl I.aiiwn have Ha/lM. hws beon purchased hy Mr. ."old ihclr <';![>>• f'nd hmisf H r JCJ Mmr, i nnH Mrs ILnlmrt I'ruhnlV who. wllh and Mm. Hcwell and thctr child have iriPTly resided In Palatine, III. M ptirpnifl rif tvvn children, .w n (' rnwiv dosing of 31 residential sales St. l'r»rt Mrmmoiilh, and niovr.i t,,!tt*>ir <.m- rhllrl. had llvwi flaewh^fF! moved to Cleveland, Ohio, where Mr. Pricer is associated with Contnim of SUTUriK T!iuinp.-i«.ti A. Associates, ( MuMli'town '11»o piniiasiT.i an- Mr, ii \\-i7.\tt Mr I'ruchmk is wltri HowplI h«j been tranaferrpd by Bell Corporation nt America. Arraintein*'ti Mirtdli'town, H-^li''! tin- h'.'ii.-f !'»r the in the northern Monmouth and ,Mr.H, f'cti-r Hmscn, \Uin iiad rt1- I'liiWd Airliner. Raymond B Rfhoolpy Telephone Co., Mr. and MTH. Herbert for the purchase were through Jn'i hiilldcr, Aiiianco !).-. c|i.[ijii"(K f 'oT[>, •'Klof In nn apartment tn K'jyfmrt u-iffr j ('' A m>\>'\>:""k Aftwy, Malawan. County area which they serve. Fischer (mm SJiokfe, 111., nre the new Hoeffler of Applc'irook Agency, Mir at which T. A. Mfiffui in [.r^-i'lrnt. Ihi-ir iwrj (laiiKhtri-'i. 2 a rid i yem .,{ \ \r in*nruu\ ]hf purr ha.io '.nr Mr. an4 Mr. and Mrs.- Hard el Srahet and owners and are the parents of a son dletown office. Tin' 1>]-1I?\T1 tmiisr at 5 K<*\v I'rtvf, Starts Here! and daughter. Mr. Fischer Is wilh Wil- 'iKf. MT. Jliinson Is '.vlth Kuril Mr,i.tr ! M". I'nn:iit)ik. child have moved from Hazlet to the Ma(;iwiin, own-d hv Mr. «nn He rye i. Im* l.c-n wil'i Uiro'iRU 1 Eugene Fiupatrieh of Walker and I '!. Mnnmuuili, Tli'iinas Larjcy of Mi>-sr nix rt'lidrcn inn\f-fi fm-n Statin low St., port MonmouUi, from Mr. and Marvin Road. MiildMown, ami tin Walter Rlnin.- ..[ V.^n's AE''H< y, -Mala- 'Hi" Klru-nn Ci- West K^n^liuri: l>h«ivt M.Y., to tin; ranHi hoti«e they Mrs. George Stpvely, who are moving Walker, Hnltmlel office, had listed the and their right children have nmvi «',-)[i, iin<( h:nl ht-cM Jistcfl tiir-iiii.1': /;'••!• 1 house for sale. 11 K'.fi r| (lie ftrr.pfrfv. fitv I if "an a |-*n ' ftM ••(.w^ij a! II fi,jyi)eri-v Lan* , New to California. Mr. Sc;ibet Is with John- io a 23-acre horse fur in nn llnllun nrih WHli'ims ••[ Vv,i\ ajt'-m -'. Mr. ;imi «(i!.| lln.Hi^li 'riic Kirwjin Cn., I MimtiKHiSh. thnr'inh ;lie t'.»\U.n\ r>1t\r*i son and Johnson, purchase of the I>r. ani Mrs. Rnnalii F. Senz. for- Roari, Middletown. Mr. Smith u Mrs. Burner..haw nmvM >.> I|r.:iu :\si ;;;;•/:, '^K ' ;; , -r ^'r' ^;;,,,r;:^ was through Herbert Read of that e lh» (-•t ;r ; Atlantic Highlands. Dr. Senz la as- parents of six children, rc.-cntiv live. of ii ,i-year-nl,t i a ;;;ir<.ld agency. sociated wlih Dr. Frank DeRor>blo, in Dpcatur, Oa. Mr, Irwln is wit fiBUKhttT. Tin' family ha.t r«--'i.l-eV»to at 74 Iron- and neurology and mjidntaina offices Pt'Kpy Hulsberg of Naves ink Aasoi with the Krfurntlonal Division »[ West- gate Lane In the 9tra pti ern PulitistnriK Co. of Matawan was sold through Ronald Mrs. Catherine Gulnry of Corneliua J. chase.- Listing had been through Mr: Romanmvich of Applfrbrook Aficncy, Gotney Jr., . Highland?, handled the Jeanne Bonk of Ctrl F. Zellers, Holm Mr. and -Mrs. John C. Hambor arc occupying the new hmtse ih^y .imr- j mpn ami A-isnri.itcs. Ma1;t« .in, iP nt .>« BiJjeviPW Matawan office, *nd listed through purchase, Listing of the property ww del, liey a n their two chased on Horsopdoc Cmirt, Cnin Nt-ck. listed the iu-upcily fur itir f(»:'ii:vr •Votr> have lier split level house .it TR VirR 1 rii. Mr \V,,.,d H with F-nRflharrlt moved to another home In Straihmnre. Hrancti. Mr. Hiiiiilinr is ]ir>'M<1«'nt o! ilot. . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wavrecan and Avp., Hazlft, nnd moved tn Now Yor] Atlantic Sfmicniniuri.ir. lm- , A.-Lury Mr. ! rifs ](rrl..ri P.rrxl nf t[:P W.Ht The pu rcha.se rs are Mr. and Mrs. two children are now rrsJriing in (he City. It Juis he en jmrchawed hy M M :i TrtlUlll I t.iii^' f.rtHT of Thn Klrwan f*n. Park, a citnijinny which riwiniif.ictuic.s 1 George Cresswell who, with their two house they purchased at 116 Hudson and Mrs, Ronald Poctnr, who are fnn subniiniatiiiT circuUry fur us': in rivili- . itt* ft'.irviuff Mnrv\n Ki.iPD- children, had lived tn an apartment Ave., East Keanshurg. They are for- Ohio. Mr. T>oi:ior is with Sperry Hum an and miiiliiry elci t:i.t>:f onnipnipnt. p i.r Van's AK'-m-y, Matawan, listed 1 fhflSf 1 ll! (i'i Idr.htnti- l,,m«' 111 ' U In Madison Townahtp. Mr. Cresswell mer residents of Jersey City and. Mr. Sale of the linuse was through H;in Thert' art iwo ilan^la.':.-! in lin* farm- 1 I:ir il u 1 la associated with W. T. Grant & Co. Wavreoan Is with General Motors, Lin- Leighlon or the Airport Plazi offii Strut) in.r-c NCCIKHI ..f Malaw.m Mr. ' " ^ '- 1>\ a«Pd H! and 13 Puivhii.-u' of th.> Marshal! ii ji^urKil^d with tlcncrHl • Mrp. Miirg-trrt Ilalnp? had fold Mr. and Mrs. David J. Foley are den. Herbert Read of the Belford or- of The Klrwan Co. John R. Warnrk lious« was erfected through I^malri K. With orrfjr a few exctptFons, to bulU and maintain a rfee ot The Klrwan Co, negotiated the ot Applebrook Agency, Middletown Sinners «>f E, A. Arm»tn>nj( Agency, Elci-.lrlc. (;:irri'tt R^hort-4 (if A[»|'le- I l»'f linns'- »t .'i*i <''irn«Ml l>riv<\ Hajilft, the purchasers of the Colonial house Itrooh A^-n.-y, MalHw.ui, firran^'fl Dm ! find movid(I ut.» DunWnr,a;iin TraileTrailrr CCourt, at 142 Andover L&IM, Strathmore, Mat- purchase. listed the projierty for sale. Little Silver mcmUtrs (»: Rod Bank ! v J k good, healthy, attractive lawn requires a year round awan, formerly owned by Mr. snd Mr. and Mrs. Wenxfl Hti&ttl have Mrs, Lillian Prot/.man and her Area M1v. an'I M s. ,l!m V. nnl Mr. and Mrs Anthony Huzlcka reside In New England. Mr. and Mrs. the ranch house ihey purchased at 4fi Mabel Ave., Leonardo, t" the li Mr. and Mrs, Dnnnld fi. Bnttin have I ii'li:icl Murjitiy (m ild Uu'ir thrpp rhilrtro-n, h»'l and varying conditions which occur annually be han- Foley and son ana daughter have Burlington Ave., Leonardo. Mr. Jluettl they purc.lia.spd at 1"> Central Ave. solii their limisi! iit 7!t KKM'tw.nwl l»rivc, j ii t h • .f Mr jiml Mrs. , in iw MiMMi.niiv.iilli . . InrcluisIl c Wfli come here from New York City who-rc Is retired atit) he. and Mrs. Huettl Port Monjnontlj. Mr. Prot/nuin Is Hit/.U-t, and niovrd l'. N"*w *';iMlf. j IT Ave, : Hi ii Mrs, Kr.rolliy Neuendfirff o! !>el. Their hnrcli;>A<-i\ Muse w:n • 'H Kir wan (*#• . West KpanTUiirg. dled at the moment they arise. Single treatments, M r. Foley Is associated with New have, moved here to be near a son who ployed at NAD Barip. Piirclia.se of tli J 1 Amsterdam Motor Transport. Marvin lives in Middletown. The house had house, was transacted thnniKli Oh. hy Mr. and Mrs. Jumos I>;ivlilsnn, llinniKti Mf MMX :).' l'r;in»'isfd of l.i.itiiiK wn* Hi "im t:h Mrs. Tipresa no matter how thorough, and spot treatments do not Klsercnerg of Van's Agency, MaUwan, been previously owned by Mrs. Jean Wiriftate of The Curtln Agency, Lcc furmer ICcyport rc^ldcnls. Th*> purrhasi' Quality Utility A'^tii-lnii'F, I.ootianlu. fnvii tif Pi'i.ii; ;ind nhimherg, Hazlet transacted th« purchase of the house, MacOaffey, who has moved to Torn* nardo. was arr/ingpil through Rrnjamln H. Mr. and Mrs. 'iiykf'fi have moved In Mr, R\i7.1ckiL is with John Cole Tnick- produce a lawn. Our "Sod Growing" program will! BliimDCrR of PnplK and Illumher^, Hnz- Klorfdit n-nri had listctt their hniiBc Ing Co. which had been lUted through Philip River. George A. DeLorme of Quality Robert Swank I R ot Applehrmik lot. Lorberfeld of the Matawan office of Realty Associates, Leonardo, ef/ected cy, MJddlelowri, arransed the jmrc Sterling Tiwrapsoa and Associates. ' the sale. .Mr. find 31M. Joim Cu»;\wn-i.-iiWA FALL o£ a new Colonial house on Brisbam rurolinsrfl tlie Oai><> Civl hiuisi- »t !*8 SPRING Konnfdy Way, Kcanshtirg, Inun Mr, and Mrs. Harry A, Kcrr. Mr, and • ROLL Mrs, Casamnasima haw mnvi'd lie re • PRE-EMERGENCE from Uochclk* Park. Their purchase vaa hnmfled tlimttffh B/nll J. Tngpr • AERATE nf Sterling 'fliinnjison A Assoclatrs. • RESEED Mat-'iwan nffifi'. Mrs. Dmcihy Ni'ii- 200-Year-Old House en Ctifltnn f.anp fn the Strathmore • FERTILIZE • ROLL section or Matawan a.re Mr. nnd Mrs. David Btamiii of Bloomflold. Mr. Stamm la with Uift Eqiiitahlr Life • GRUB PROOF • AERATE Among 18 MLS Sales Assurance Oo. Mrs. rheresa S: Martin of Applol'rook Agency, Matiiwan, r(- er In New York. The houae wan built Finn i« with the A, E. Btalpy Manu- fected the sale fur tho previous own- BED BANK - Members hy Arthur nlhpon, builder, and sold facturing Co. In Harrison. Mrs. Wl ern, Mr. and Mrs. Edwnrd F. McMan- Sed Bank Area Multiple List by Mrs. Marie Low. ma Conllck ol the Cornelius J. Oui us. The lMnise had hren listed with Mr. and Mm, Arthur J. ConnnHy ney agency, Highland*, was Bfllin Philip [.orhorffld of Stnllng Tlionip- ROUND-RAIL ing Service reported desini have moved from Essex Fella to Rlv- broker. aon and Associated, Malawan. ersMn Delve, Rumson, former hnme Mr, am) Mrs. John T. Colrmn Mr. and Mrs, Pasqimle Volpp have of title on 18 area residence nf Mr. anri Mrs. lUymnnrt N. Phil- have sold their house 29 Crpflt Drive, conic from Siaten Island, X. V., tfl lips, who liave movetl to New Shrews- Little Silvor, to Mrs. Jpsn B. DeKiri occupy the split level hniisn llicy FENCING sold in the greater Red Ban! bury. The sale was neKntiatPri hy der. Mrs. DrRMder U associated wltl purchasod at 61) Periee Finer, Middle- area this week, including th William H, HinMmann Jr. of the the "Kittle Silver Library, The town, Tlie home luiri \>ven owned by William H. Hintclraann Firm, Rum- wag handled hy William A. Arm Mr. and Mrs Thomas Bo>d, who re- 20fr-year-old landmark on Ha! son. strong of DIP E. A. Armstrong Agon side on Michael flrlve, Mlrfdlctown. 6'x8' SECTION Mr. and Mr«. Jnhn K. Wfhster have cy, Little Silver. John Rodgtr of The Kfrwan Co., Bei- Mile Rile, Lincroft, forme: piirchaaerl the Tormer homp or Mr. Mr. and Mrs. ColPitiiin, purchase! fnjfl. handled the transaction, 95 LATE SPRING home of Mr. and Mrs. William ami Mrs. K. Jachaon Eatchclor at 558 property at Ji Narumson St., Run Mr. and Mrs. F rands V. Burke Ridge Road, Fair Haven. Mr. Web-aon, from Mr. &n1 Mr*. Henry C have moved from Key port to. the house STOCKADE FENCE SUMMER Boland. ster ia with Eomlnlck A Iiomlnlrk, Levi of 10 Nurumson St. Mr. CoU they Durchased at 72 13th St., Went 14 Inc., New York Ctty stockbrokers. Mr. mnn Is construction Fupervlsor to Pa Kcansburg. They are the parents sold through Apple brook was Middletown, handled negotiations. J. McKlroy of The Stephens Agency, a new house at 'WSilayf»\ Road and The flame aRcncy re ported thft ftal Belford. Lefko, builder from Short Fox Hill Road ill Mlddletowri, built ot a lot on Tatum Rnad In Middle Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cerame and WHEN YOU WANT. PROFESSIONAL CAME CALL US AT ... Hills, who has subdivided th by Clemence Adojkavitz. PuTchasers twn to the Alliance Developmen three children have come from Tea- were Mr. and MrS. Pavid Akcrhlflm Corporation or Atlantic HiglilandB, Thi neck to occupy the new house they acreage into seven building of MfdiJIetown. Mr. Akerhlelm Is with •ale was negollated for Mr. and Mrs purchased at 6 Dorothy Court In the Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey. Ken- Michael Guerrlero by John Con way. Eli Park sectioti of Midrllelftwn. lots, and the site will be known neth C. Martin handled nPRoUfUioris. Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Nehru c Donald Bjibcock of Applobrook Afiency, as "Camelot." All neogti- Mr. and Mrs. Eupene C. Chrone Rumaon sold property- at 85-87 Branc Middletown, arranged the sale lor the Little Silver Jr. hive moved from Holltnton, Ave., Red Bank, f> Paul Ornssoa. builder, Wirrwood Homes, Inc. ations on the property wen Mass., to 5fi WelllnRton Drive, New chot at Harry's I^nnster Hnuse, So; Mr. and M,n. James O. Hawthorne 747-2183 Shrewsbury, former home of Mr. and Bright. Mr. Prossos purchased th have sold their Colonial house at 57 handled by Adam A. Kreto Mra. WUliam Charlton, who moved Inveslment property through Harol Irtlbook Lane In the suatfimore sec- ArOTTME DAT Ot MIGHT to Dunerlan, Fla. Sale of the prop- A. Mclstrlch nf Shrewsbury. tion of Matawan to Barnard R. Hecht. wicz of the Adams Agency erty waa handled by Mrs. Elizabeth Mr. Melstrich alao reported tlio sal Mr and Mrs. Hawthorne have moved T. Randall of Rolston Waterbury'H of- at properly at 87 South St., Rei Holmdel. Mr, Hecht hart resided ew Shrewsbury. fice, Red Bank. Mr, Chrone Is with Bank, Io Mr. and Mrs. Remo DIBIL at H.L.R. Farms on Boundary Road, Dr. and Mrs. norraM M. Morrl the tT.8. L Division of National Dis- Io of Rod Bank. A3r. Dl Blaslo Is Ii Colts Neck, where he ia employed. mve moved from Rmnson to a fnui tillers. the clothing business in Aahury Park Mrs. Laura Lchrklnder ot Sterling We Pledge iBttToom housft on Merlon Drive, Un- Mr. and Mn. William Finn have The sale was made In cooperation Thompson and Associates, Matawan, roft, which was th« model home fo moved from Framlrgham, Mans., to with Miss Beverly Bova o[ the Paul listed the home and transacted the Falrwayn. known &R the PurltRn. Pr 30 Grange Ave., Fair Haven, which Bova Agency, Mlddletmvn, for Mr, tie, Morris haft a dental practice In Mid they purchased from Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. CharlcR MaRps arid J The ranch houae at 107 Naveslnk IS SrCAMORE AVE., LITTLE SILVER — 741-7800 lt«town. JameB Vandervort of th phlne Brown, who moved Io Long VALUE SERVICE Warren C. Hubtmrct, who moved to Ave., Highlands, has been aolri to NO CHARGE FOR DELIVERIES kiiams Astncy handled the sale. Sprlngvlew Gardens, Red Bank. Mr. Branch. Harry H. Carlln, who is retired Tram MEMBER Mr. and Urn. Charles Swetlts the U.S. Army and had lived in Monday ttiroujh Friday 7:30 • S; Saturday 7:30 - 3 P.M. *NAMCOAPnfflEB moved trom W'er Flaza to ! Turn Harrison. The hotue wu listed and berry Drlv» In Fairways. « four-Ued sold for the former owners, Mr. and room colonial known a* the Boll: Madison. Mr. Vandervort alia han lied thlj tab. Harbour Towers Open; A two-level contemporary house s Van Circle In fcumson was pui chueii 6y Sir. md Mrs. A. A. Bra- :sl from Engllshtown. Mr. Brazrt 1 LAvffsnvrcf vlth M. H. Meyerson and Company % New Luxury Apartment itock brokers In Jcrs«y city. Tin Mnnmouth County i Original Automated Lawn Service ornner owners, Ur. and Mrs. Georgi Vllllamaon, have moved to Pcnnsyl WEST END - The shore comes residents and their 'anla. The sale was consummated b PROWN'S Mrs. Margaret M. McVcy of Ellci line has been enhanced by the guests. Elevators are lightec Hazelton's office, Rumson, completion of "-rbour Towers by imported crystal chande Alao reported hy the Hazletoi igtncy was the Bale nf property at at 675 Ocean Ave. liers casting patterns of light s'orth St., Rumson, to Mr. and Mrs. Advertise in The Register f. J. Keutllnger, from Pennsylvitnta The nine-story and penthouse in the richly furbished cabs Mr, Heatllnpr Is with Tandy Leath apartment residence features Corridors are wide, carpeted -terraces—to--gain—maximum and-illuminated-by^wall-scoit Aluminum ocean views. A private road ces at either side of apartmem circling the building is flanked entry doors. by gas lampposts. The road An unprecedented variety of widens at the entrance cano- plans, featuring one, two and py. Both offstreet arid indoor three bedroom suites offer parking is available. spacious layouts with color-co- A private beach, exclusive ordinated kitchens with wood DOOR to the residents at Harbour cabinetry built-ins and Frigi- Towers, is the buffer zone be- daire appliances. Don't miss seeing the following SUPER DOOR VALUES ... shop and compare. tween the Atlantic Ocean and Bathrooms are equipped with the formal garden areas to the Baroque type medicine and All our doors complete with weatherstrlpping, storm chain, automatic closer, rear of the structure, oriented cosmetic cabinets and decora- 2 glass and 2 screen. All the white finishes are guaranteed for 15 yean, from Ocean Ave. tor details. Thermostatically To complete the offer of controlled heating and air con- four-season recreation, an in- ditioning enables the resident door pool with special light- to dial his individual comfort ng, patio lounging area and zone. .00 adjacent Sauna rooms are pro- The J.I. Sopher Company is vided. in charge of rentals. Model OFF To maintain the aura of lux- suites are open for inspection ury, special details have been daily and Sunday. Only two COLONIAL CROSS-BUCK provided for. In the building, and three bedroom suites are • poshly designed lobby wel- still available for leasing. Now is the time to ALUMINUM DOOR

FRONT DOOR STOCK SIZE ONLY (36" x80Vi"l 95 SAVE 1.00 HEAVY DUTY BLACK WROUGHT IRON HINGES and HARDWARE SCALLOPED GLASS and SCREEN ALUMINUM OVER WOOD 69INSTALLED INSULATED CROSS-BUCK REG. 79.95 WINTER SECTION. SURVIVAL HERE ARE A FEW MORE OF OUR FABULOUS ALUMINUM DOOR • First fertilizer especially mada to help lawns sunrivs winter! OLD BIG KAREY Nothing like a Korey Regularly Ci I RELIABLE "M" Aluminum Door ... 8 o $8*5 * gauge hinge wall, & Thousands of folks * Welded Corners cms have been pleased gauge face wall, ano- • Anodiied Finish with this fine low dized finish, FREE 16" Feeds 10,000 sq ft. » Free 16" Grill GRILL. IF YOUR AWNINGS ARE IN NEED OF REPIACEMENT- (SOlbcJ priced door. Now is tbc time to think about having the frames re-covered for Pick up enough to get your lawn 95 Spring. By acting now you get the advantage of lower prices and through the winter! 95 Hie convenience of having your awnings ready to be put up In the Spring when you want rkem. In addirkw, w* will take them down RAYCROFT DISTRIBUTORS. SHREWSBURY, N. J. SOLD BY THE FOLLOWING DEALERS 39INST. OPT. 41"INSTALLED . 69 now at no cost to you. INSTALLED PORTER TREE SERVICE FAIR HAVEN HARDWARB 95 752 Rlvir Road 4Q95 Avenu* of Two Rlviri WHITE *l7 JO There are many bright new eefors to ciieow from, so CALL. NOW Kamun, H. J. Fair Hovin, N. J, WHITE 4/ WHITE. INSTALLED " WST. OPT, INSTALLED FOR A FREE ESTIMATE. LAWE3 COAL CO., INC. M. HAMMER & SON Sycomora Avtnm Roull 1 StmwiDury, N. J. Purmlngdolt, N. J.

RED BARN NURSERY LINCROFT HARDWARE CO, THREE CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE % 11 PrelMau Av«nu* 457 Niwman Sprlngi Rood Mllawon, N. J. Llncmn, N. J. ftuAqot—Easy Charge—Prawn'i Credit ' 9 SIOISMONDI CRAMPT0N MOWER SERVICE' ' 'Daily and Sat 8 A.M.-5:30 P.M. # Standard Awning Co. Lloyd Rood 144 Broadway Serving Monmouth County Since 1927 Matawon, N. ], Long Branch, N. J. Wednesday and Friday 'til 9 P.M. • HOMESIDE OARDENt TURNER BROS., INC. 12 Wellington Road : Monmoulh Road 32 BROAD ST RED BANK Free Delivery — 741-7500 J 615 RIVER RD. 741-0698 ftl PAIR HAVEN Soyrtvlllt, N. J, , W. Long Branch, H. J. * • DAMAGED MERCHANDISE SALE 2-Days Only! Friday and Saturday In every business that involves shipping, some merchandise invariably is damaged. Usually a chip, dent or scratch ... damage that ren- ders the merchandise imperfect but does not affect the working quality. We can claim an allowance from our insuror on this mer- chandise and that is why we can reduce the price so drastically. Hurry in the selection is limited. ALL SALES FINAL! ALL MERCHANDISE SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE! UN ADVERTISED SPECIALS IN MANY DEPARTMENTS

14 cu. ft. Frostless 14 cu. ft. Side by Side 17 cu. ft. Upright 17 cu. ft. Frostless Refrigerator with Ice Maker Frostless Refrigerator Frostless Freezer Refrigerator Freezer SAVE 89.95 SAVE 105.95 «> m M M SAVE 61.95 SAVE 71.95 was 319.95 was 389.95 was 549.95 was 349.95 AH porcelain Bottom Frrrzcr. 300 with Ice Maker. •444 interior. 258 Cupboard style. 278

18.5 cu. ft. Frostless 15 cu. ft. 14 cu. ft. Frostless 14 cu. ft. Frostless Side by Side Refrigerator Upright Freezer Refrigerator Freezer Refrigerator Freezer SAVE 95.95 SAVE 50.95 SAVE $70 SAVE 99.95 was -H9.95 wag 249.95 was 299.95 95 was 299.95 Forced fun circulator. 324 Grille type shelves. 199 Spacemaster shelves.'229 Spacemaster shelves. 200 14 cu. ft. Frostless 14 cu. ft. Frostless 14 cu. ft. Frostless 2 Speed 3 Cycle Washer Refrigerator Freezer Refrigerator Freezer Refrigerator with Ice Maker SAVE $69 SAVE 66.95 SAVE 61.95 SAVE 61.95 was 299.95 was 199.95 was 301.95 95 Coppertone. All was 389.95 Three cris|>ern. 235 porcelain interior. 233 328 * Self-cleaning filter. 138 Deluxe "700" Series Washer Kenmore "900" Washer Kenmore "900" Washer Kenmore "800" Washer 3 Speeds—4 Cycles SAVE 71.95 SAVE 219.95 SAVE 69.95 SAVE 50^5 was 249.95 /fo "vfas"26935 was 269.95 Numerous cycles. Three JK was 219.95 Bleach and speeds. Roto Flex Agita- 148 additive dispenser. AS IS tor. Kenmore "600" Washer Deluxe Gas Dryer Lady Kenmore Electronic Sensor Avocado Electric Dryer Gas Dryer "800" Series SAVE 61.95 SAVE 139.95 was 199.95 SAVE 49.95 SAVE 66.95 was 189.95 Two speeds. Three cy- was 234.95 cles. Water level con- Soft heat. Automatic ig- was 214.95 Available in copper and trol. 138 nition. *50 Electronic sensor heat. avocado. 158 Electronic Sensor SPECIAL BUY 1969 CONSTANT HEAT HEAT PLUS Electric.Dryer "800" Scries NEW MDSE. IN CARTONS W/PERMA PREST CYCLE AIR DRYER SAVE 46.95 SOFT HEAT ELECT. DRYERS ELECTRIC NEW IN CARTON was 191.95 Coppertoin', 148 NOW $129 NOW $119 NOW $69 Vacuum Cleaner Vacuum Geaner Sewing Machine and Cabinet Vacuum Geaner SAVE 830 SAVE $20 SAVE $75 SAVE $20 was 234.95 was IO9.9.> was 79.95 2-1/3 HP Sears Best 95 2-1/6 HP canister with 95 Fully automatic zig-zag 95 was 89.95 95 straight suction canister. full suction and deluxe sewing machine. Has ex- Duo-Power twin fan with Finest attachments. 79 attachments. 59 clusive stretch stitch. 159 beater bar brush. 69

Vacuum Geaner Vacuum Geaner Floor Polisher Vacuum Cleaner SAVE $30 SAVE $20 SAVE SAVE $15 was 64.95 was 69.95 uas 69.93 was 49.95 95 Heavy duty 12" polisher 95 11/2 HP straight suction Straight suction, canister Upright cleaner with re- — scrub and shampoo canister. Full set of at- 4995 —full set of attachments. 39 volving brush. 29 floors and carpets. 39 tachments. MANY FURNITURE AND NO MONEY DOWN SEE OUR TELEVISION 1st PAYMENT FEB. 1st, 1969 BEDDING VALUES! ON SEARS EASY PAYMENT PLAN DEPARTMENT FOR SPECIALS 1500 HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN Phone 671-3800 SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE Open Mon. thru Fri. 'til 9:30; Sat 'til 5:30 Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money, Back SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. No phone COD's accepted Special Services Scheduled on Sunday For Opening of Jewish Rosh Hashana

Jews in Monmouth County Its blowing marks the start coming year happier and "Rosh Hashana teaches the horn is intended to startle and order be coupled with will join with their brethren of a period of reassessment, more peaceful for all men." value of sacrifice for the the worshipper, to shock him equity and justice, and that throughout the world in be- a time of hope and trust. Rabbi Henry M. Weiner, sake of others. Ours is a out of his day-by-day con- the generations start talking ginning the observance of The people pray, "May the« spiritual leader of Temple world marred by self inter- cerns and routines. The and listening to each other. Rosh Hashana, the Jewish solemn tones of the shofar Shalom, the Reformed Con- est and selfish desire. Only penetrating tones of the sho- "Finally, I pray that this New Year, at sundown Sun- arouse us from indolence, gregation in Matawan Town- by a return to values which far are meant to remind us coming year bring advances day. from indifference and from ship commented: "This time teach love and the meaning that life has more meaning- in medicine and technology, Special services have been selfish ease." of year is a time of intense of sacrifice can we achieve ful contents than we ordi- resulting in better health and scheduled in area houses of In their holiday messages, self-analysis. Perhaps more the true dream in the hearts narily are aware of. Thus life to men, women and chil- worship to commemorate one area rabbis extended their than ever before in the crises of honest men. the effect of the Ten Days is dren around the globe." of the most sacred and im- wannest wishes for a hea!thy of time, men need to con- "I take this opportunity to to give us relief from the The congregations will portant days in the lives of and happy New Year and template, to ask themselves call the attention of all humdrum." pray, "Help us, O God, to members of the Jewish faith. offered their hopes for uni- , where they are going, what people of all faiths and per- Rabbi Morris I,. Ruben- understand that injustice and Rosh Hashana, regarded versal peace and justice. they are doing, and what are suasions to the plight of the stein, spiritual director of hate will not -forever afflict historically as the day of the Rabbi Jack M. Rosoff, their unique responsibilities Jews in Russia. Since my Temple Beth Ahm, the Con- the sons of men; that right- creation of the world, begins spiritual leader of Congrega- in the world today. visit (here several years servative congregation, Mata- eousness and mercy will tri- a 10-day period of penitence tion B'nai Israel, Rumson, Time to Seek ago, their plight has wors- wan Township remarked: "As umph in the end." and prayer know as The Ten and president of the Shore "The beginning of the New ened. It is time for men of we prepare to welcome an- In Jewish homes the world Days of Awe. The period ends Area Board of Rabbis, said: Year is a call for all man- good will to raise up a hue other new Hebrew Year, it over, Kosh Hashana will be- with the feast of Yom Kipper, "As the Jewish New Year kind to discern today's di- and cry and protest this gro- is my fervent prayer that gin simply at sunset Sunday, the Day of Atonement. commences this Sunday lemmas and to seek a better tesque maltreatment of hu- this year will witness the re- with a ceremony of prayer Orthodox and Conservative evening in synagogues all tomorrow." mans because of their ethnic alization of mankind's no- and symbolism — the light- Jews celebrate Rosh Hashana over the county and the From Rabbi Rafael G. and religious origin." blest aspirations • universal ed candles on white table- for two days. Most Reform country, a spirit of hope and Grossman of Congregation The leader of Monmouth peace and understanding cloths, the sliced apple Jewish congregations mark renewed determination to Brothers of Israel, Long Reform Temple, New Shrews- among. people everywhere. dipped in honey, signifying it for one day. solve the problems which be- Branch, came this state- bury, Rabbi Edward EUenbo- "I pray this coming year the hope for a sweet year. Since The Beginning set our communities and the ment: "As Jews around the gen, offered this message: brings the long awaited and Families then go to the syna- It has been celebrated as nation fills our sanctuaries. world prepare to usher in "The New Year ushers in 10 yearned for peace in Viet- gogues to rededicate triem- CALL TO PRAYER — Rabbi Edward Ellenbogen, a solemn holiday by Jews "Since the New Year is a their New Year, it is of the days of penitence. They stress nam and tranquility in the themselves to God's pur- spiritual leader of Monmouth Reform Temple, New since the beginning of human time of self examination and greatest importance that they of self-criticism at Mideast. poses and principles. Jewish Shrewsbury, holds the shofar, or ram's horn, whose give maximum consideration this and at all other times tradition holds that man's history, following the com- self appraisal by Jews, it is. Closer Understanding penetrating sound will mark the-beginning of Rosh mand issued by God through our fervent prayer that we in prayer, thought and deed of the year. "I pray this year bring us fate is written down at the Moses to the children of may join together with our to the pressing problems of 'Intended To Startle' all closer to understanding start of the period and sealed Hashana, the Jewish New Year, The solemn holiday Israel more than 3,000 years fellow citizens to make the our day. "The blowing of the ram's between the races', that law at its close. begins at sundown Sunday. (Register Staff Photo I ago. Following the Biblical com- mand, the shofar, or rani's horn, will be blown during the Rosh Hashana service. One of the oldest instruments known to man, it has a pierc- Congressman Explains ing, staccato sound. Its blast F^BEGISTER is a call to conscience. -17 RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1968 Arts Center Drain Work Social Security Law Editor's Note — The Daily lie Law 90-248 which would The entire issue of the "dead contact my office in Washing- Pact Okayed Register has asked Rep. have changed the Social Securi- bill" has disturbed me a great ton or Asbury Park whenever James J. Howard, D-N.J., to ty program into a welfare pro- deal. I am amazed, first of all, they have a question or com- WOODBRIDGE - Drainage help clarify the issue over gram. to learn that so much publicity ment regarding legislation problems at the Garden State Social Security legislation. Neither was there a provision has been given to a bill which pending before Congress. Arts Center are being solved, it There has been a great deal calling for a director of the So- hasn't even been in existence was announced at yesterday's of concern over erroneous re- cial Security program who since over a year ago. It also meeting of the N.J. Highway ports that the Social Security would distribute benefits based troubles me to know that our Authority, operator of the Gar- program was being changed on need. good senior citizens, many of den State Parkway. to a welfare type program. The Social Security program whom depend on their Social Authority members autho- . Here are the facts—straight will operate in the future as it Security payments as their only rized payment of {93,845 to Mid- from Congressman Howard: has in the past — paying bene- source of income, have been fits based on the number of caused undue concern by the dlesex Concrete Products and By REP. JAMES J. HOWARD Excavating Co., Woodbridge, quarters worked and the spread of this misinformation. for additional drainage work on During the past few months, amount of earnings. So, these are some of the things that the I am pleased to have been Telegraph Hill, including a 36- my office has been receiving given the opportunity to clari- Inch drain 20 feet below numerous telephone calls and Social Security Amendments Act of 1967 did not provide. fy this matter. I have also been ground. The drain is designed letters from persons concern- given the added opportunity to to prevent recurrence of flood- ing information they had re- What the Social Security film a statement about H.R. ing that plagued performances ceived about a bill supposedly Amendments Act of 1967 did 5710, to be shown at tiie Senior this summer. pending before the United provide were, among other Citizens' homes throughout the States Congress. things, an increase in Social Third District of New Jersey. The authority is trying to Security benefits of 13 per cent, place responsibility for flood- That bill is H.R. 5710. Those interested in having a and an increase in the amount viewing of the taping can do so ing on the project's engineering Many, many people have con- of earnings a beneficiary under contractors, Sylvester C. Smith tacted me, voicing their con- by contacting my District 72 can have without the loss of office, in Asbury Park at 774- Jr., authority chairman, said. cern that this bill would change Social Security benefits. There It is hoped Some of the $93,845 the Social Security program in- 1600. to a welfare-type program, and were also included a number may thus be recouped, he add- of other liberalizations in So- In closing, I would like to ed. that Social Security benefits would be distributed in the cial Security cash and health urge every resident of the m benefits; |ttDCROS$H)INNER=^Col7Jehn^rGood w^^ Arrny'Elec-" future based on need, instead Third-Distriot-to-feel-free-to Rep.~ James J^-Howard Pair Admit tronics Support Command at Ft. Monmouth, second from left, the principal speak- of merit. er at last night's dinner meeting of tha county Red Cross chapter, chats with Mrs. This information is simply A. W. Kennedy, left, dinner arrangements chairman; Mrs. A. Courtney Norwine, vol- and clearly not true. Entry Counts Let me give a brief history Rally, Picnic to Mark unteers chairman, and Ray Smith, chapter chairman. (Register Staff Photo) FREEHOLD - Robert Hy- of the bill, H.R. 5710. att, 620 Gerard Ave., Long Rep. Wilbur Mills, Arizona, Branch, yesterday pleaded guil- Democrat, chairman of the ty to charges of stealing $842.- House Ways and.Means Com- Stout Campaign Start 05 in men's apparel Jan. 24 mittee, introduced H.R. 5710 Fort and Red Cross early in 1967. from Kelley's Clothes, 187 MIDDLETOWN-A two-hour lector Herbert E. Bradshaw After very lengthy and ex- Sen. Stout became the GOP Broadway, Long Branch. motorcade of 70 vehicles, a and Tax Assessor John Congressional candidate for Barry Tilghman, 112 Bath haustive hearings, this bill was campaign rally and a T. Lawley, all seeking re-elec- completely changed and sub- the Third District when Free- Ave., Long Branch, pleaded picnic will mark the official tion in Middletown. holder Marcus Daly withdrew guilty to breaking into the same 'Partnership' Is Cited sequently dropped. It then be- opening tomorrow of two head- came a "dead bill." Mr. Allen said the motorcade earlier this month because he store. quarters for state Sen. Richard and rally are expected to be had to return to the hospital Hyatt was accused of taking SHREWSBURY - Col. John the post in January 1967 col members introduced: Mrs. Another bill, H.R. 12080, in- R. Stout's GOP Congressional troduced by bath Chairman the largest ever conducted in for another operation. He is op- 75 men's shirts worth $805.25, M. Goodman, commanding of- leded 1,061 pints, a national Henry Adie, West Long campaign. the Bayshore for any can- posed by Democratic incum- a suede coat valued at ?33 and one-day record. Branch; Mrs. S. Herbert An- Mills and Rep. John Byrnes, ficer of the Army Electronics ranking Republican member of The day's activities will be- didate, bent Rep. James J. Howard. $13.80 in cash. Chapter Chairman Ray derson, Asbury Park; Miss Support Command, Ft. Mon- Betty Clark, Little Silver; the House Ways and Means gin at 11 a.m. with the open- County Court Judge M. Ray-mouth, principal speaker Smith said, "Ft. Monmouth is Miss Julia Killian, Spring Committee, took the place of ing of the senator's northern mond McGowan who accepted at last night's 51st annual meet- our biggest customer, rooter Lake; Edward J. Moran, Holm- H.R. 5710. Monmouth County regional the pleas set Oct. 11 for sen- ing of the Monmouth County and contributor." del, and David Phillips, Deal. When action of this nature is headquarters at the Airport Slate Construction tencing for Hyatt and Tilgh- Plaza Shopping Center, Rt. 36, chapter of the American Red Approximately 150 Red Cross taken by a Congressional Com- man. Officers elected at a special mittee, the new bill is referred Hazlet. Assistant County Prosecutor Cross in Rod's Shadowbrook, workers and guests heard brief meeting immediately after the reports from two junior mem to as a "clean bill." Freeholder Albert E. Allen, John A. Petillo presented the stressed the interdependence The "clean bill," H.R, 12080, Of Shopping Center bers who attended the Red dinner - meeting are: the senator's campaign man- state's case. Hyatt was repre- between the fort and the coun- was passed by the House and ager, said a ribbbon cutting sented by David Resnikoff of Cross High School Leadership Chairman, Mr. Smith; first EATONTOWN - "Supermar- I speak for all borough officials ty, and especially between the Development Center at Brandy- vice chairman, Robert M. Ben-Senate, signed by the Presi- ceremony will take place at the Long Branch. Deputy Public fort and the Red Cross. dent, and became Public Law 47-foot house trailer installed ket General Corp. of Cranford when I say we will fully co- Defender William J. Gearty wine Junior College, Wilming- ham and second vice chair- plans to begin construction of operate with Supermarket Gen- ton, Del., last month. Kay Har- man, S. Leonard Davidson. 90-248, the "Social Security there to coordinate campaign represented Tilghman. 'We are partners in Amendments Act of "1967." a 220,000-square-foot shopping eral's project. This is a great progress," he said. ris, Asbury Park High School, activities in the 11-municipality center in the borough late this opportunity to bring respected Other vice chairmen are I want to assure every read- Bayshore area. Col. Goodman, Ft. Monmouth told of her particular interest in Monroe Eisner, Paul A. Hunts- spring," said Alvin H. Sauer of industry to Eatontown, and rat- Acquit Freehold Man the leadership and communi er of this article that at the representative on the Red man, Mrs. J. \V. McCormack, present time there is no bill, Expected to attend are the Sauer Real Estate Co., ables vital to our community's FREEHOLD - Donald Cross board of directors, dis- cation seminars. Diane Kelzen, Anthony L. McKim, J. Allen GOP Sheriff candidate Axel B. Hackensack, negotiators for the growth and prosperity." • Rumson - Fair Haven Regional either before the House or Boyle, 30 Schaeffer. Lane, Free- cussed Red Cross services, Mohn, Mrs. A. C. Norwine, Senate, bearing the number Carlson; Freeholder Director firm. The shopping center will Supermarket General Corp. hold, was acquitted yesterday such" as aid for military fami- High School, said she was most Clarence E. Unterberg, and Joseph C. Invin and Freehold- be constructed on a 20-acre impressed by the disaster drill H.R. 5710. operates 82 supermarkets, drug by a jury before County Gourt lies (nearly 400 cases a month) Mrs. Bernard White. There hasn't been such a bill •i Benjamin H. Danskin, both tract at the intersection of Rt. stores, and discount centers Judge M. Raymond MeGowan and the Voices From Home and the opportunity this gave seeking re-election; Hazlet 36, Wall St. and Parker Ave. her to see how the Red Cross Honorary vice1 chairmen are since Aug. 7, 1967, when H.R. throughout New Jersey, on charges of assaulting an 18- program of taped holiday mes- 5710 "died." Mayor Joseph A. Morales and at the Eatontown Circle. year-old girl in Howell Town- sages for servicemen in Viet- acts in time of need. Everett Rudloff, Mrs. F. C. his township Committee run- nam. Schock Jr. and Gen. George L. Furthermore, there was posi- Mr. Sauer estimates that the ship Nov. 18 with intent to The board of directors was ning mate, Hugh Ixmg. project will cost more than $1.5 Charter Drive He said the blood program at Van Deusen. Starts at 11:30 rape. elected and these new board tively no provision in either million, and said occupancy is Other officers include: sec- The motorcade will leave the expected next fall. He said Name Chosen retary, Mrs. John C, Ellis; H.R. 5710, H.R. 12080, or Pub- shopping center at 11:30 a.m.parking will be provided for MIDDLETOWN - Charter treasurer, J. Francis Rauch; for a tqur throughout the Bay- more than 1,500 cars. Commission YES! honorary treasurer, A. Alvin Charge Boy shore area. 198 New Young Subscribers Whiting and assistant treasur- "Supermarket General is This the name chosen by an er, Harry C. Barnard. Sen Stout's campaign control planning to build a 41,000- ad hoc committee of the League Drove Tipsy center at 934 Rt. 35, here will square-foot combination super- of Women Voters and the Jay- RED BANK - Police Chief open at 2 p.m. Several hundred market and drug store and 9,- cees, who are joining to cam- Counted by Red Bank Library Youth Injured George H. Clayton reported persons are expected to 000 square feet of other stores," paign for voter approval of the RED BANK — No matter where you It had a total attendance of 2,068 — 103 that a Locust youth was ar- receive a "Cook's tour" of the said Mr. Sailer. "Negotiations charter commission question on put it, kids go to the library. a week — and circulated a total of 2,386 By Automobile rested early today on charges building, said Mr. Allen. are presently under way with the November ballot. The Red Bank Public Library gained books. of driving while under the in- A picnic and an open rally another major chain interested Members of both organiza- 198 new young subscribers during the 20 A survey of the youngsters who came OCEANPORT - Ronald Pru- fluence of alcohol. will be held two doors away at in operating a 160,000-sqimre- tions and their presidents, Mrs. weeks this year it was housed in crowded to the library showed 741 were reading for itt, 15, of Summerfield Ave., Patrick J. Morgan, 18, 244 the Veterans of Foreign Wars. foot department store and auto- George Dunn and Ronald Ter- Laurence Harbor, was report- Hartshorne Rd., Locust, was temporary quarters in the Borough Hall pleasure, 429 came to return borrowed Others taking part in the mobile accessory shop." ranova made initial plans at it , basement. books, 236 needed information for home- ed in fair condition this morn- charged at 1:10 a.m. 'after the joint meeting Wednesday. The ing in Monmouth Medical Cen- car he was driving struck two Middletown opening besides The corporation hasn't yet With (the library closed for construc- work assignments, 40 were seeking reference Sen. Stout and the county can- LWV and the Jayccees were ac- material, 14 came to replace lost library er, Long Branch, after being parked cars on Bridge Ave., applied formally for permis- tive in placing the question on tion, the * temporary services for elemen- the chief said. No injuries didates are township Commit- sion to start construction. tary school children were opened in the cards and 431 didn't touch a book at all struck by a car here last night: the ballot by petition. were reported. teemen Joseph M. Malavet and Mayor Herbert E. Werner Borough Hall on Feb. 5 and continued until - they just .wanted to see what the tem- Police said the youth was Edward P. Makely, Tax Col- A candidates' meeting Is June 21. porary library quarters lobked like. struck while crossing Coman- Awnings said, "I have spoken to the of- planned Oct. 15. The nine com- A report of the library's use during The cost of moving the 5,200 children's che Drive at about 6:50 p.m. Buy now for installation next Notice ficials of Supermarket Gener- mission candidates have been that time, compiled by assistant librarian books and the 1,000 adult reference volumes The driver of the car, police spring, at low off season prices. I will not be responsible for al. It is a highly repulab'e firm invited to meet the public and Mrs. Jean Dudley, was presented to the totaled $379.97. Installing the shelves and said, was Louis Trivino, 20, of No deposit. Also sale on Rattan any debts other than those in- and I feel sure that with it answer questions. board of trustees,last night. dismantling them again cost $660, the tele- 241 Vanderveer Place, Long and Den furniture. Monmoulh curred by myself. handling the proposed project, The two organizations will The report shows that the library phone bill was $107.14, the custodian's Branch. Awning & Casual Furniture Co., Philip Albanese the shopping center will be a meet again Oct. 7 to make fi- gained 188 new subscribers from this bor- salary amounted to $110.83, and $79.31 was Patrolman Thomas A. Mion 147 Main, Asbury Park. 775- 33 Burlington Avenue, credit to Eatontown." nal plans for the Charter Com- ough, an* 10 from other communities. collected in fines, ^ is investigating. * , 4881. (Adv.) UjLeonardo, N.J. (Adv.) Mayor Warner said, "I think mission YES! camBUgn. AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE 18-THE DAILY REGISTER, Friday, September 20, 1968 Now Is flie Time LOST AND FOUND LOST AND FOUND FOUND - CtrfU Keck, Medium Use LO8T — Aluminum rowbwt painted m«le dog with collar. Rusty md brown, on Swlmmlnt Elver Jtewnrolr. bUck. white chMt and while paws, Plea»e call 542-1677. 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CHEVROLET -vr.-, ,. J 1945 SUNBEAM l'".*..*"."'...™'^ $1150 ^*• * '» i \ ft \ *i i v BUICK-OPEL HIGHWAY 34 L Alpine Roodsttr, radio, heolor, tourVspeed. ww>^.SPECIAL OF THE WEEK DOUBLE CHECKED (Nut to Motor Vthlclt FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO USED CARS Inspection Station) '64 KARMANN Coupe, radio, hearer, \"lho dedUfihtp wheie ITS EATONTOWN block vinyl Interior. 1095 ' euitonnef (t eilglnp. An h. Rest nffer. TS7- ter fi p m. AUTOS FOR SAIE 2C4-87.17 1(1.17. __ 1968 BUCKS-OPELS AUTOS FOR SALE Utfl PONTIAC im PATKAR"i)"~aEnAN~^ $i?ob7 I S6« VOL KS WAT;K N~~ ~r\ M r K R linn'] ho'ly lions Rood. Nep1« paint and upliolstry on Beats. Pop-up lop, lent, complete. Have him - Beat offer Call 787-0M3 IWfl PlymouUi sedan J4O0. Can hp re- rlrcda. 2D1-1RH4. 4 dtorei]. Ctill aftrr fl p.m. M2-13S7. TflSS BUl'cK "SKYLARK — Yellow. 10 (More Classified Ads YEAR-END CLEARANCE! CLASSIC — \W2 hliie MflA 1600 con-mnntris old. All • plectnc. flir conrh- vertlttle. TSxcollont confilllon. No calls (lonpd. 5:lo(K) or hfst nffpr. I'tinhlp to See at 1M Portland Rri.. HiKhlanrte, On The Next Page) QUALITY USED CARS 7(1:1 Bay Ave , I'nlnn Beach. 261-1541. * alter 6:») and weehfinds. 1964 GALAXIt $1050 1963 FALCON $ 595 AUTOS .FOR SALE Convertible, on« owner. Scoii coupe. AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE

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1964 FALCON " $ 675 1963 RAMBLER $ 500 2-door. 4-door, station wagon. great new economy cars: 1964 FUTURA * t 750 1963 ALPINE $ 800 4-door. GT III. BOB WHITE BUICK 1964 PLYMOUTH J 875 1963 JEEP $1350 «k Sport Cojpff. 4-wheel drlvs. the 1969 Renault-16 1964 VOLKSWAGEN J 950 1964 CHEVROLET $ 675 Specials — — Skylarks Convertible. Panel truck. Sedan-Wagon. SUBARU — Station Wagons — EXCITING NEW CAR LeSabres — — Opels COMING SOON! SCENIC MANY MODELS EQUIPPED WITH AIR CONDITIONING CAR SALES Highway 36 872-0221 Highlands

SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-6200 NEW SHREWSBURY OPEN 8 A.M. TO 9:30 P.M. DAILY

MONMOUTH

CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 1 E THEM hauling everything from Cub ALL Scouts to furniture. Or maybe UNDER THE You can own the Renault-16 Maybe because because a lot of people couldn't decide between a sedan and a for $2400*A sedan you could of its front'wheel BIG station wagon and decided on FACTORY OUTLET buy for its looks alone. That drive system, for safety both. For the price of one. \ TOP y ,;.••' becomes a rugged station in turning, traction, plus extr; wagon with a flick of the scats. interior space. Maybe becausi It's already a three year old of its eight way seating ar- W:,* success in Europe and Canada. rangement, for convenience in inga ^••V YOUR NEXT CAR IS RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS HERE! AUTHORIZED DEALER !1; 119 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 741-5886 RED BANK

ill ',i™™ &? THE CAR GIANT arrival of the ELL MORE TOU FORD ALL NEW 1969 SO YOU CHRYSLERS & PLYMOUTHS SAVE! O«r ReputaHoa for U>WEST PRICES and BEST DEALS and Port Experience Moke. U. Certain that Our Showroom and Grounds Will Be Jommed with People During Our An- END-OF-YEAR MMracement week. To Better Appreciate The Full Line of 1969'. «ad To Better Serve You. We've Elected a Huge Tent on Our CLEARANCE! Groundi. 200 New 1969'i Available. it Chevy SI899 Mollbu 4 Door Station Wagon Automatic, Power Steering Puff. 66 Ford $1899 Golaxle 500 1 Door Hardtop, Automatic, Loaded. Equal to New. 66 Chevy $1799

65 Pont. $1799

65 Buick $1799 Convertible, Full Power, Sharp. 66 Ford $1699 Falrlone XL Convertible, V-G, Automatic, Power Steering, Bucket Seats. 65 Chevy $1699 Impala Convertible, Red, V-8, Automatic, Power Steering. Puff. 64 T'Bird $1599

66 Falcon $1499 Futura, Bucket Seats. 66 Ford $1499 THE Galoxle i Door Sedan, Auto- matic, Power Steering, Radio 1968 and Heater. Sharp Monmoulh Chrysler-Plymouth 66 Volks $1399 61 Comet $199 4 Door Sedan, Automatic Radio, is the Number 1 Chrysler - Plymouth Dealer 64 Pont. $1299 In Monmouth County!

HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS OF NEW AND USED CARS TO CHOOSE FROM Deliver/ ArnngiJ /nywhtn In Ui World — 11 Fininci film To Chaoit ffoa Lowni tinlc Rilti Avii HI BROADWAY LONG BRANCH SALES 222-3600 2*97 SERVICE 229-3800 CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH •7OO RT 36, EATONTOWN 542-55OO ' Directly Across From W.V. Inspection Station 1 4 Mile East Of Monmouth Shopping Center HELP WAKTED-FEMALB HELP WANIED-FEMALE tarns rtmmx 20-TOE DAILY REGISTER, Friday, Stptmbrt 20,1968 TRUCKS FOR SALE BOATS Md ACCESSORIES BUSINESS NOTICES BACKHOI BUUJDOZINQ - Uowto 1965 FORD 1968 SEABREEZE Plowliif, pumping, literals. All septic AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE tanlc work. BIN BRYAN, «7l-OtS5. P-10O, 6 cylinder, lUndtrd tmntmU< LEFTOVER 1965 MUSTANG 1963 CHEVROLET — Two-door. Ooo •Int. 11,445. ',) ton, pick-up, red. 1(50 Surfrlda modal, run lenrth itV,, SUP COVERS GIRLS WOMEN transportation. Call at -Depot Garti|?< Ftherflu cajtopy top, vinyl louDfft Third Ave., Long Tlrancll, CA.LL LOU BRUFF Sofa, (30, chatr 115, with your crw OonvarUbU, V-8. suMomatlc transmis- BBLOW COST AT ONLY fabric. Free welllnf, llppers, or over- AGE IB AND OVER •kn. Nnv top. Very clean. H.Taa. I9C8 MI'STANO - Original ram locking. Fabrics also available. OaJl Low milraiie. Excellent condltlo: TOM'S FORD anytime 671-2384. CAUL PRANK TIZZICHILU) II . Equipped, 5,0< naw on I0S1 Ford one ton, fully business. Call 741-3227 or 787-2400. TOM'S FORD miles. 52.000. Call J71-M81. equipped. Excellent condition. 12,000. MONMOUTH FINISHED ATTICS AND RBCREA MOJIwy. » 264-ieoo Keyport 19e»~ilAI!RACI)i)A l>H«lback. 31 7»7ran7 formula 8. Kour-spefd. Fully equlppei CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH TION R00M3 — Paneling, shee WIRING COVERING ^OLDSMOBILB 8» "-TTdoor," 46, 700 Rt, 36 Eatontown rocklnc and taplni. Also auspendet 000 mile*, full power. 5 new tliies,- Oal|_26(120«. 1967 ECONOLINE ceilings. 842-4281. 2 snow tires. M78. Miele, c/o Wilson LINCOLN roNTINK.NTAL ~- FoU 542-5500 Diner, Nonmoulh St., Rml Umik. door convertible, Clean. Excellent co Window van, |1,888. 5 cylinder, ftan- LIGHT TRUCKING AND PELIVERIEi SUB ASSEMBLIES dlllnn. S16DI). Ml-ia^ durd trajiamlflslon. Beige. 16' THOMPSON — With navy top, 40 William Abrwni CADILLAC ^~Sedan""rieVlflr7 h.p. Hvlnrude. trailer, accessories. 229-2811 turn CHSVROLKT »u.io black, four-door hardtop. 23,000 mites. Tiiss 13A1)HJ7AC~^- coiipi I'evu LOU Musi lii sum to appreciate. 72 Chest- FACTORY EXPERIENCE DESIRABLE BUT NOT nunl 00( 250 nut at., Fair Haven. 741-4319. J.c. TRUCKING - Llfht hiullnf am Imrlt twodtwr hardtop V-» automatic, SSMO. Call «71->786. fully niu'Pl'C**- * l- * - 7 odd Jobs, dean cellars, yards and I NECESSARY. WE WILL TRAIN YOU. «raib]« power, radio, UMIII. 0730 after 3 p.m. rages. Call 642-3738. JM>« IMPALA 114.10 1M7 BRONZE DODG»fRT~^"74rf auto" TOM'S FORD COLUMBIA YACHTS Fnur-donr hardtop, VI automatic, lull mntlc, S2M0. Low mllesirfl. Tall 671- "low"CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE" 200 )lwy. 35 264-llflOO Keyporl 283 engine, 3-apeed on Iho flour, S* Th> YACHT SHOP FURNITURE MOVINO — Attlta am MANY FRINGE BENEFITS power. 11B4 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright 842-1913 cellars cleaned. Free estlmatei. Cal 1MW FORD ISO.SO 19t5 I"ONTIAC Catillna. Automatic, Call «71SR97 alter 8 p.m. 747-3002. ,i 21' CLAYTON INBOARD —Good con- Ten passenger, Country Iqulr* wagon. Inyl roof, new radial tlran Lnw TDJTTLY M OUTH ^"BJlvedere MOTORCYCLES MOWING — Overgrown lawns an Full rower, factory sir. mileage. SltBO. Call 871-8(25 or 741-Hlnck two-door hardtop V-8. I'ow dition. Best offer. Call Apply in parson weekday, to 4:30 P.M. 787-1768 fields). 1B66 IMPALA 114.40 1483 after It. brakei, power steering, white wai: SUZUKI T41-5104 Convertible, V8, double power, low r vinyl top. S1800. 787-3041. 1961-31' ORADY WHITE CHUIBER — mileage. 1BS7 CHTWR^LET ^~Cnnve7tlhTe71)0T Hearifiuirtera (or Mnnmonth County, LAWN CAKE DANELECTRO cu. In. 3-ipeed Hunt Bucket leata. WON'T LAST LONfJ — 1893 Pontl All models and colors In slock, With 1864 SO h.p. Johnson outboard. 1P65 PONTIAC *1* «0 Beat offer, 284-2604. Olnllna convertible. V-B, aulomntl Trnllor. Many sxtras. Good condition. Feed and seed now! Also leaf work. 211 W. Sylvanla Avenue Neptune, New Jersey Pnnnfvlll* two-door hardtop factory power steering and brakes. :1B,O BILL LANZARO'S 946-4713. Estimates free! call 671-8131. •11 oonllUallnt, radio, heater. CADILLAC — 1!M8 convi-rtlhle, Ilril. mlU'*. (Jood lunrtllion. $.'»95. 264-B€^ 1»65 CHRYSLER $14.25 Air conditioning. Lnw mileage. Origi- AUTO 6AIJES INC. 22- CHRIS CRAFT — No «n»-lnt, GENERAL CONTRACTOR—All typei Newport four-5 631-0090 IMH lTYMOUTir^ Bport Fury, V- Qood condition. Beit oFfftt. of masonry. Fireplaces, p&tloi, rt Wry tltiin, Automatic Irantiinlg"!' 821-8884. pairs. Call 891-0003^ HELP WANTED-MALE ISTTORT $M.1« 19MMOB""- S850.' Needa"llr»l g»ar." Asking 11300. doing Into service. C MINI-BIKE — Hardly uied TYP'N'OOPY HELP WANTED-FEMAIE 066-3478 alter 8' ALUMINUM PRAM — New, Country Squirt wagon. It) pwlen 67I-1OK4. Call ISO IBM Exeoutlv* Typing and Mtraeo radio, heater, automatic, lull powe 7 p m 787-M77 Resumes - Letters - Reports 046-430: EXECUTIVE SECRETARY — Sha 1M4 KOHH UALAXIK — I'our-diK 741-5105. WHEN YOU WORK W> PONTIAO Ill.W 196S MUSTANO - Ailtomatle. trnim- SGArtS 1867, 175 cc. Sale priced at «."> BIUOK 113 10 7e«rcTlEVllcil.BT'"- liniBila'cNnvsi PLYMOUTH, 700 Ht. 3d, Enlnnlown. timates. Prompt service. Knur-door LaSftbre hardtop, automatic, KALOON — Station wagen. Slick Itilo V-«. Automatic trnnsinlsili S42MII0. steno a must. To H05. double powrr llhlft. flran. J100. Aim) Il«i2 Vnlfcu- ROOFING AND SIDING. Leaders an COME WITH ALL wanen atilan. »6(K). Call nlttr B, 747-1'owcr sli'erliiK. Hililln. JIWIO. 741-53: am USA C.'.o _ Oond oondlllon. h.p. Mercury outhoard, trailer, tanks, l&a ("ORVA1R H.BO ~im VoT.KSWAOKN'—"lied two-di $401). Call 2499620 Between 8-5. gutters. First claas work. Free eati STENO CU2RK — Experienced. THESE EXTRAS; Monz* coupe, radio, heater, 4-ipeed. 373S. Drafted, must «MI. Call mates. 787-8890. Skilled. Good pottntUJ. To JSS. 1964 PLYMOUTH W.SO sedan. New tires. Call M2-1315 1964 FIBERGLAS SEA BIRD — 23' McDonald's family restaurants are 1S6S CADILLAC -- Eldorado, fully SMALL FACTORY DEBIREB-Smal looking for,men who want a good Job Six passenger Fury Wagon. V-f, auto- equipped Air conditioned, alrreo, 842-2710 with 19fi5 165 h.p. Ford Interceptor, OLEUK TYPISTS — 8om« experlenci In water. Very good condition. Ask- sub-assembjy work, packaging and With all the extras. As a member of matic, row". th Inlrrlor. Low inllciiRP. $M)tKI. TtlffiTAlJUTIN-lVKAirKY Will • •' V packing. Qttlck and prompt ssrvloe. Sapid and accurate, To HO. our specialized crew, you get a hand- Private nwnrr. 747-1871 nr 747-34fI!V MOBILE HOMES ing 52H5D. Can he seen at LAYTON'I 1WM FORD 17.10 oliclln -\ llres, Almrlh rxliaus PLEASURE BAY YACHT BASIN, 838-5821 orV775-2177. some starting salary, lupervlisd train- Galaxie four-door sedan, automatic, H|nilie wlro wlu'clfi, now trip. $!III5. 4b. TYPISTS — abairp beginner! coMld- Inn:, pleasant working conditions and 11)66~-i-HEVRi)LBT - Hrl Air atatlim APACHE BUFFALO CAMPER - Occanport, Slip #T8, or call after 0, IXPRRT WATOH, Olook and Hw.li «red. Minimum W wpm, (78. 1 radio, heater. ..„ (-cylinder, low tnlleige, pow- 9048 _ Blrepa fllx. Dinette, canopy. Extrai 222-85KI. regular raliei. McDonald * Is your 1*M OI.D3MOBILI! 111.00 raparlnr. H. Ronn, Jew*l»r( 18 W kind of place ... to work. Any of er hraken, /ileerlng. radio, heater. Ex- 19W DB80TO — Huns perfect. 6i,0t 5700. Call 291-0231). Front St., Red Bulk. four-door. Full power. Factory «lr. cellent condition. S1«M. Call 747-18T1 ralies. t«5 Can lin »e™ Sa.t., Bep BLUE JAY SAILBOAT — For ia!«. FUKL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER - these jobs Interest you? 1M4 PONTIAC Ill.W) or 747-H4«9. _ _ __ 21st, at (threwsbiiry Uockynrd, Ta 1(1x52 — Two bedrooms, alr-condltlon- I960 Club Champion. Fhone weekend. ROOMS PANELED — Additions and Experienced. Knowledge of cost syi- • Full Time Catallna four-door hardtoa Doubl« ton Ave., Long Branch. Auk for Jfl ar. $2695. Call 787-1551 niter 842-2270. alterations. Window chains Installed. tsms. To 5125. • Day shifts' power, radio, heaur, f955~CIIEVRnLET ~ 3!7.~"l9M bluck, 6 p.m. Id Luker, 741-2109. 1M4 T BIRD 111.70 Collins. _ _ 23' 8ILVBRT0N SKIFF — Cinvis • Weekdays 3-apei'd Hunt. Candy Apple Red. $225. FLtflXO-WTUTER OPERATOR — Rl • Weekends Convertible. Full powar. Extra cuts 787-1857. "i;lTNTiAT;'~T"EM'PKS1i~lJ6f — Coup HEAVES TRAILER 3ALES top, cockpit cover, winter cover. Ra* training requlrsd. (2/hr. DM CADILLAC »l«.»0 17« Ht as (Laurelton Circle) dlo, depth finder and many extras, • Maintenance man TSiTcADILLAC convertible. Full pow- S300. 711-0273 nfl to ,hinl transmisBlon. Rmllo "ml h»at Johnson. Excellent condition, In wat- 4 p.m. or 8 to 9:30 p.m. at McDonald's LvBabrc two-door hardtop. Automatic, VOIA'n Mmli'l ''14. 'Innd nv- COMI'LKTKLY KIJHNISHBD—Rcady er now. 1300 linn. 747-9598. EMPLOYERS PERSONNEL full power. Must fli'll. <-'all 741-'2787 liplwi-i'n 5 an TWO RN'S — One 3 to 11 p.m., oni Hamburien, K5 Hwy. 39, Mlddletown. chajilcn! conillllon, ni'eds lu«iy w..rk. !c:iu p.m. tt) move In. Two bctlrorm mohlle 24' MARBLEHEAD CRUISER — Newrelief. Small nursing homt Sand re< 77 Broad St. Red Bank 7tl-3M< 3964 PONTIAC 111.10 A«klnK SISO Make lifter. 2J2-6JB5. hume nri nl{-o fenct-d lot. close Grand Prix, vinyl roof, automatic, ful 1]!Plu"l-()NTIA<'"liitANI)"l1ii'lX -- V slmjiplnK cfnU'r In Eatontown. Call 145 h.p. Palmer c-2 system, two bunks, terences. Writs Mlsi M., 10 Msac DENTAL ASSISTANT — Experience* — MCDONALD'S IS power. 196H VOl.ltSVVAOKN Sunroof, whltr- sink, head. Excellent condition. In Ave., Freehold. only need apply. Write Box X-174, YOUR KIND OF PMCB nlln, radio Kxrellrnt condition, l.lt- ly jiowrml. luiiln-tjt «c»t.H. U.trk blu 5«-H'-'5 afl.T 5 p.m. IBM PONTIAC J12.K0 s'B'i'i. Call 74i-iiir;:i. watw. Muat sell. $1500. 229-2598. IF YOU CANNOT WORK IN OFF1C. The Dally Register Red Bank. OTO, VS. automatic, lull power, vinyl .« over 50(Hl nilloi Wetkday* rail fil- l(lxf>;t - - 'lliren lieilrnomH, carpeting, CLEANER - Mlddleafe. Must Bs Be- 18' THOMPSON — Excellent condl- OR FACTORY — Call 7B7-73J1 be LOOKING FOR PRIMARY GRADES llable-For Theater, Hours 6 a.m. to toof. ter A, wnrkendn anytlmr. ft42-R6!)ft. lillil Klllii) IJAI.AXIK -- lloml tin air conditioned.' Call 774-310:) after 6 Uon. (300. Call tween 9:30 and 5:30 p.m. 1M4 FORD (IK) iii-w fiirtiurutnr. Clnui. V150. L'fiU 1 p.m. tsachsr at private school. Please cal] 12 noon. Apply after 6 p.m.-Town ll)«2"cTiKVitOI.KT~BI3cXYNK: -- Six 842-4693 566-2222 or B91-109B. Theater, Highway HS at Palmer Av«., ralrlane, all eyllndtr, straight aUck, :yllnder, ilandaril tranamlialon. Very HH.'i* itflw II I'-in- 11151) MOHII.E 1IOMK — 45x1(1. Locuat GIRLS — IS to U to detail out radio, heater. 16' SKIFF — 35 h.p. Mercury, eleo- Driver's license and active, athletli HOUSEKEEPER — Live In or out Mlddletown, clean. Call 26<-0856. 1904'"JBONNKVILLE"— <5nlnB Into H Grovp Trailer Park, Keyport. Call background preferred. Work outdoor; ISW3 DODOB 17.10 vice, nniHl Bell. Excellent cimilitloi 84241Bn trio start, anil trailer. (279. References. Rumson. Call EXPERIENCED OB INEXPS1RI- your-rtoor sedan, automatic, radio, 19«3 VOI.KSWAOBN — Sunroof. Runa 671-2381 for good pay. Apply Country Budse; 8421138 KNpE - For woodworking: shop. ri eater. bill nerda work. UK. Call 619-7035 Two-door Hardtop. All power. Nn n 10x45 — Twci bedrooms. Like new " - • ' Middled ]B63 BUICK - WM <1ay«, 264-8885 alter 8 p.m.^ Priced well. CaJl between S and enrpet, furniture, washer, Pallo 15' LYMAN RUNABOUT -50 h.p. BEAUTICIAN or MANICURIST - LaSabre four door ladan automatic, only, 264-B371; screen mom. 787-9ilD3. Er!nrud« dectric alart. Heavy duty R.N.'s and L.P.N.'s WANTED — A Full Dr part-time. Malson DeBeiute, OROUNDSMAN WANTED — Salary full power like new, '"jAOUAH — Sedan. Wlra whoeli, trailer. (350. CaUl 264-6247. shifts. King James Nursing Hpm 842-0044. open. Sea Bright Lawn Tennis Club, new tlrci. Need! englni work. Frka 14' TRAVEL TRAILER — 1D67 Co- 291-3400. IMS CADILLAC ill 10 19' LIGHTNING — Number 3828. Ex. LEGAL SECRETARY — Experiencei Rumson Rd., Rumson. 842-1725. Tour door hard top, T way power. S45O. 787-7512. TRUCKS FOR SALE manche. Sleepa four. Call 291-2889 cellent day sailer; Two sets of sails. PART-TIME WAITRESSES WANTED only. Write Box X-17«. The Dall! MAN - Full or part-time, to work Factory air. 1932 FORD — Victoria. Chevrolet Trailer. (750. Call 848-8933 after ( Call manager at 'Register, Red Bank. In hardware store. Phone Mr, 3. 1963 CHEVROLET 17.60 power, Hunt ahlft. Ill Fonltractlon. 1966 FORD 1IB7 Z1MME11 CARAVAN trailer, fur- p.m. 291-0533 747-W65. Biscayne four door aedan, automatic =tum, but needa work. ^421118. nlnlieii. Asking 50W0 to settle Elve PART-TIME CASHIER — Apply Rlv e cylinder. 20' OLDTOWN SEA SHFF-50 h.p. RN'S AND LPN'S — All ahlftl. Sal ervlew Coffee & Glfl Shop, 35 Unioi 1M1 IMPALA -~ Hew 283 anitlno. Estate. Can bo pern Snt. or Bun., ary differential lor evenings a CARPENTER WANTED — Only the 1963 rONTTAC »« SO Pick-up, F-100, 8 oyllnder, olanilivr Sept. 21 and 22, For appointment call Johnson, folding lop plus Ufa Jacket!, Bt., Red Bank. T41-270O, Bxt. 201. best need apply. Bonus, vacation. Call Three-apeed Hurat floor ahlft. Tlr«a etc. $550. 542-2461. nights. Apply In person between i after 7 p.m. 741-1144. Tour door hard top factory air, auto- xcellent. S305. 842-2714 or 741-0702. tranimlHlon- Oreen. S72-1D1] or wrllo Box 215, Atlantic and 5. HoUndal Convalescent Center, LIVE-IN MAID — One In family. matic 8 cylinder full power radio and Highlands. 07719. 10' FQ DAY SAILER — »1O76, 13' OAli_ LOU BRUFF Rt 34, Holradel. Cooking and housework. Reference!, ACCOUNTANT — Opportunity for a heater. * 1»«4~ 11ODOE POLARA 500 — Con- MFO W60. 18 h.p, Bvtartldt (7B. 14' Convenient Bed Bank location, Write recent Collage Graduate wl'Ji a ma- IMS 0LD8M0BILE U TO vertlhln. VS. Automallc. Pownr rowboat (35 and 8' duck pram 185 TOY DEMONSTRATORS Box X-1S0, The Dally Register, Re jor In aocountlng; fully paid hotpitall- Cullata Sport Coupe, V-I, autcmntlc, irakcu. Power altering. Excellent TOM'S FORD WANTED AUTOMOTIVE or bast offer. Call 741-0311. Bank. tallon plan, pension, life Iniurmcr, power. ondition. Very dean. 5984169 after Sell Ton and Sifts Party Plan, put- vacation and sick allowance, Start* 19(3 OHEVROLET 11.20 1:30 p.m. 200 Hwy. 3b 29M000 Keypo: OLD CARS TOWED AWAY FREE, COMPLETE BTEHRINO ASSEMBLY time. No experience needed. High HXPBRIBNCED DAY WORKER - Impala convertible. VI Straight •lick. —and 22" raahojany wheel. Like new. commls&loDi. No delivering no col* One day a week or -two morning*. Ing saliry 17470. Call 441-8900 or Call 365. Power megaphone |10. ' chroma, lectlns. Call or write Santa's Partle •end resume to Personnel Division, Radio and healer. 261-7066 Near but line. Reference!. 741-J2M, Garden state Parkway, Woodbrldie, 1963 FIAT JT.«O AUTOS FOR SALE framed Plexiglass windshield, «7" Inc., Avon, Conn. 06001. Telephone AUTOS FOR SALE wide, (25. Call 222-9359. (203) 6T3-3456. HOUSEHOLD HELP WANTED — N.J. 07095. Model 1200, convertible, extra clean. JUNK CARS Housekeeper, flleep-lru Take care of 11)83 OLDSMOBILFI JD «O MOVING, MUST SELL — 23' center- DENTAL ASSI8TANT — Chair sldl modem country borne. Two teenagers. PRODUCTION ATTENDANTS — «ec- Cutlass aport coupe, VS, automatic, PICKED UP board sloop, 16 h.p. Inboard. Bleeps experience. Full time, permanent pa Good pay. Write Box «68. Farming- ond and third shift openings. Six days power. PRICE DROPS $10 A DAY Twinbrook Auto Wrecking two. Frco winter storage. Bett offer. altloo. Must have car. Write Eox B dale, N.J. a week. Starting rate $2.03 plui shift 1963 RAMBLER SIM 741-6483 after 7 p.m. 117, The Dally Register, Red Bank, differential. Excellent benefits, Apply Classic station wagon, ilx cylinder, ON THIS CAR UNTIL SOLD Eatontown 542-2235 WOMAN WANTED — To take eai Personnel Office, Monday thru flatur- automatic, radio, heater. TRITON NO 641 — Pearson 29' Flber- DENTAL HYOIENI8T — Full thru ot semi Invalid and nouaework, li day, 6 a.m. to 12 noon Lily Tulip 311(12 TEMPEST It.HO 1965 OLDSMOBILE This Car was owned by o hep cal JUNK CARS — Towed free. Call Kay glas sloop, 1MSJ. Fully equipped. preferred or part-time. Must havi Keyport. SVi days. Boms experlenci Cup Corp., Hwy, 39, HolmaeL An Four cylinder, aulomatlo power strer- who ctrovt fasl enough 10 It never Hyer. Wlnchcfl, ItDF, Rataey sails, Complete. car. Call 671-1636. Own transportation. Call 38V7478 a equal opportunity employer. 787-6774 Ing. got carboned up, Great valut (01 Very clran. In top condition. (10,000. HAIR MODEL WANTED ter 6:30 p.m. 1962 CHEVROLET M.10 thn perlormanw minded. Call 8421913. CASH FOR UBBD CjlRB — Truck*, TONY'S HOUSE OF BEAUTY AUTO TRIMMER - Steady work, BplAIr wagon. V-e\ automatic. foreign or domestic. Dean, oppoalla TROJAN CABIN—20' Inboard. SUnd- CALL 222-9795 IS Transportation Specials — SMI »lft Two Ouys, Mlddletown. 8T1-S8U HELP WANTED-MALE up head and stnk. Two' bunks. In MEDICAL SECRETAHY-Inteiestln salary commensurate ' with ability. 1981 OLIOMOIHLE 56:0 water. Rcesoimbls otter. Call ttter t 98 Town Sedan, Radio, healer, auto- TRUCK — I960 — MM panel or van, and diversified position available 1 TRUCK EQUIPMENT MECHANIC - matic, full power. Cutlass Hordlop Coup*. Brewstcr aide door. Reasonable. Call p.m. T59-6O36. growing hospital's x-ray dept. Know Experienced, Welding helpful. Call Mr, Call 222-1494 or 222-1710 after t p.m. 1962 PLYMOUTH »U0 Gresn. Thrte by ths knee. Power ' 671-3750 25' CABIN BOAT — Cadlllao engine. lodge of medical terminology essen Gray, 542-3220. Two-door sedan, VS radio, heater. Jn- A-l shape. Trailer and extras. tlal. Good salary with (Ml, fring( sleerlno and brakes. Eleclrlc win- CHOT CASH FOR YOUK FOREIGN benefits. Contact Personnel / Office CARPENTERS — Steady work. Call THREE 8HORT ORDER COOKS — 1961 COnVAIR ' S5.10 AMBRIOAN — AND 8POIITS CAM Good ski boat. Speeds to 45 m.p.h. Apply In person, MERMAID DINER, &lonr.a coupe One owner. Like npw, dow.. Meal and music, to, $700. Can be Been at Shrewsbury llvcrvlew Hospital, Red-Bank. 741 •TENDER. BUILDERS, ORIGINAL PRICE AT MONMOUTH MOrrORS, DJC, «42-O173 Hwy. 38, Leonardo. MONMOUTH Cadlllac-Oldimobllo Hwy. 3h, Eatontown, 542-2414. Dockyard, Patten Ave., Long Branch. 700, Ext. 225. L AUTO EXCHANGE $1500 Ask (or Jack Collins. CLERK TYP1STT SMNOGRAPHER— HELPERS - Experienced In handlln Equal opportunity *mployer. Metro- household goods. Apply In person, MS tlaplt Ave., (Rt. 31) Rid Sank, N.J. TODAY'S PRICE BROADWAY AT 4TH 16' FABUGLA3 BOAT — Fold-down ELECTRICIAN AUTO PARTS-KEPAIRS front and rear seats. 1967 - 65 h.p.politan Life Insurance, 13 Heckles ANDERSON BROS., ING 51-53 Mechan- with tndmtrla.1 and commercial AC-DC 747-3930 $1300 LONG BRANCH 222-1234 Mercury. Radio, skis, 18 gal. gasPI., Red Bank. 747-2200), Mrs. DeSouz ic, Red Bank. experience, any shift, Hi days a week. llR CHROME REVERSE tank, Gator trnllor. Many extras! Best MAIDS — Full time 'day position: VAN DRIVERS AND TRACTOR Apply Personnel Office 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. WHEELS • - 14" Chevrolet. Two offer. 842-3142 after 5 p.m. available, with good salary and full TRAILER DRIVERS — Experienced weeka old. Call after 6 p.m. 2221199. fringe benefits. Contact Personnel Of- In handling household goods. Apply In LILY-TULIP CUP CORP. fice, Rlvervlew Hospital, 741-2700, person, Anduion Brothers, Inc., 51-s;Hwy. 35 Holmdel STORAGE and PERVICE Ext 225. Mechanic Bt, Red Bank. An Equal Opportunity Employer AUTO RENTALS EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER — PLUMBER — Experienced In Job'FLOOR LAYER — Hirdwood experi- COLD WEATHER ARRIVING Full charge to trial balance, other bine work. Excellent working condl ence. Call Ken Layton Make arrangements now lor WIN- 747-3473 TOM'S FORD TERIZING and STORAGE ot your diversified duties. Good salary. Write tlons. Muat be A>1 mechanic, t. V RENT A CAR outboard. Box 0-179, ThB Dally Register, Eed Verange, 741-7217. WORKJUl - For general factory la- VAN WINKLE MARINE Bank. CAREER OPPORTUNITY—Join one bor. Steady employment, company 200 Hwy. 35 Keyport 115 Hwy. 35 Eatontown BEAUTICIAN - EXPERIENCED — of Monmouth and Ocean Counties benefits. Engineered Precision Cast* Full time. Stephen Hair Dressers, fastest growing real estate agencies. Ing Co., Palmer Ave., Mlddletown. HOW 'BOUT THAT! Campbells Junction, Belford, 787-0655, We' will train and prepare for licens- Are you winterizing «md utortoj your SHEET METAL INSTALLBliS-And BOATS AND ACCESSORIES ing, through our special compan) shop men. Residential experience on- boat and/or motor? EXPERIENCED WAITRESS — 21 Ol school, qualified young men for po* over. Apply In person. Llncroft Inn ly. Work In Freehold area. Pay to OOMMODORE BOAT — 18'6", &0 li.p. r>o you want to have your "pleasure sltlons In one of today's most lucr&> S4.30 hourly, plus nil benefits. Experi- Evlnrudo motor. Trailer and accea- package" set tip for Bnrlng 1969? Newman Springs Rd-., between 2 tlve professions. If you are Interested enced only. Call Tri-Boro Corp. 462- sorles. £Wi complete. Call after 5 NO DELAYS? p.m. In first year earnings of Apply nurse. 4 p.m. to 12 a.m, shift. Perma- Ply in peraon, ELECTRO IMPULSE, who should bi silling 1h« "cor tl cars"r nent position. Must have New Jersey IK Chestnut St., Red Bank. THE BOATMAN'S SHOP rpptstorcd license. Apply Personnel Of- 4 Wharf Ave. Xm Back MANAGER ""MIDLAND GLASS co. FOR SHOE REPAIR DEPARTMENT STOCK CLERK3 WANTED — Full Good pay, Company benefits, shoe Re. time and part-time. Call Liquidators Clirrwood Ave. Cllffwood, N. J pair Dept., Neliner'a, Hwy. 35. Middle- Limited. 741-5019. COUNTER GIRL—6 a.m, to 12 noon, town Shopping Department. TORCH MEN - To cut automobiles alx days a week. Alao part-time In scrap yard. Apply Wall Auto Saturday, Sunday. Apply In person MAN — Some experience carpentry Wrecken Inc., 1823 H. St., Welt Bel- BROADWAY AT 4rii AVI.. LONG BRANCH, 222-1234 Dunkln' Donuts, 865 Hwy. 35, Middle- and masonry. Call 566-2400 between town, 9 and 4 p.m. TWO COUNTER GIRLS WANTED -r TV BENCH MAN — Full or rmrt MAN WANTED — Tor Inside selling No experience ncct'saary. 166 E. New- time. Experienced only. HAROLD'S ot nuto parts and luppllei. Soms ex- man Sprints ltd., Red Bank. 7J.-16.t8. RADIO k ELECTRIC SHOP, 4» perience necessary. Permanent posi- Broarl St., Red Bank. 741-8111. tion. Full or part-time. NORWOOD EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES ON- DISTRIBUTORS INC., 624 Broadway. LY — Full and part-time. Apply in MECHANICS - TWO - New carLong Branch. 222-3JO4. See Mr. Pel- person, SHORE POINT INN, Hwy 35, dealenhlp. Five day week, paid va- koe. Hazlet cation. Call Labrlola Moton, Hed Forecast Bank, 741-2433. BARTENDER — Tavern, dayi, bond- • ••• NURSES' AIDE — Experienced, ma- able. Phone ture. 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Full or part- MICROWAVE TECHNICIAN - Some 542-1735 time. Shrewsbury Manor Nursing experience required ID assembly and Home, 741-2059. soldering techniques. Apply in per* CARPENTER CONTRACTORS — Or «on, ELECTRO IMPULSE, 116 Cheit- carpenter subs for better than quality EXPERIENCED HAIRDRESSER — nut St., Red Bank. work, additions and alteration!, Start Higher 1969 Full or part-time In the new SWISS Immedlalely. 462-4909. CHALET COIFFEUR, Ch&pel Hill QUALITY CONTROL ASSI8TANT - Shopplns Center, Hwy. 35, Middle- With electronic background. Apply In NEW CAR POLISHER wanted for town. 747*3242. person, ELECTRO IMPULSE, in large General Motors agency. Good Chestnut St., Red Bank. salary-vacation, plui fringe benefit!. MAID — Under 60 yeara old, live In, 40 hour week. For Interview phone car prices for it widow In imall home In Rum- LABORER — Five day week, Mata- 741-7843 9 a.ra. to 5 p.m. ion. General housework, good cook, wan area. Call 666-2400 between 9 ability to cook and serve dinner for ind 4 p.m. YOUNO MEN - Part-time. Apply in 4 or 0 once & week. $80 weekly. Ref- person, Jerry's Ptaeria, SOU Main St., Buy the AUTO BODY MECHANIC — Experi- Belford. erences necessary. Phone B42-O55!) be- enced. Good wagei, good benellta. COMES OFF THE tween 8:30 and 9:30 a.m. Apply Monmouth Motora, Inc., Hwy.MAN WANTED — For driving and Austin America 35, Eatontown. general work, full or part-time. Per- Here's Something Different manent position. Apply Norwood Dis- PRICE TAG AT THE now. The A CAREER IN INDUSTRIAL SALES PORTERS - Full time, 3-11 p.mtributors. , 621 Broadway, Long Branch We are secklnt B. woman In her late shift. Good salary plus full fringe See Frank. END" OF THE 30's who la Intelligent, attractive, and >eneflts. Call Personnel Olflce River- lowest- dressed nicely. Moat Important- she lew Hoapital. 741-2700, Ext. 225, for •OUNG MAN - Wanted for truck must enjoy meeting and talking to .n Interview. driver and general helper to assist MODEL YEAR . . . people. No experience necessary. This carpenter, tied Bank Kitchen Center, priced cax 'ORTERa - Full time day position!, 3B White St, Red Bank, Sales or PuMlc Relations posit Inn available, with good salary and lull AND YET would bring you Into contact with trlnge benefits. Contact Personnel Of- ,'USTODIAN - Monmouth County with fully automatic i_6_-smission Purchasing: Agents of luge, industrial fice, Rlvervlew HoipHal. 741-1700 Vocational school. Long Branch build- Itrma in Mercer County. Thia position Ext 219. ing. Hours 3:30 to 12 midnight. Vaca- has tremtndoui potential for the right tion, health and pension benefits, Call person. There li a bue ulary plus BOAT YARD HELP WANTED—Per- 4S2-1S4O, Ext. 551. commission, Call 492-4618 dayj, or manent positions. Fringe benefits. Austin America 747-4006 evening!. Mechanics, painters, yard help and ACCOUNTANTS travel lift operator. "IT ONLY TAKES A MINUTE" NURSES' AIDES —All shirU. Call SANDY HOOK BAY MARINA Senior-Junior, CPA fin,,, ln Mon. between 7 a.m. and 3 p.m, Ighlands. 172-1(110 mouth-Middlesex area, hai positions 222-1900 available for qualified accountants. YOUR BEST $1 onr •ULL TIME LIQUOR TRAINEE — Bend rtlume, Including eir-erlence and TO GET A BETTER DEAL AT WOMAN -LIVE IN II benefits. Shop Rite Llquori of Housework. Salary S8D a week plus iazlet. Apply In person. salary desired, to Bo» a-Ml, The room and board. Will board husband Dally Register, Red Bank, BUY... ONLY IOTII free. Call 931-9876. . iOOFERS - Aibeilos tiding men QROCBR1- CLBRK WANTED - Full LEVITT * SONS. Sec Ralph Part)lo, time. Union shop with all btnefiu, P.O.E. NURSES — RN's and I.PN's, ill Marlboro, N.J. Call 403-BBM. OLDSMOBILE- shifts. Cull between 7 a.m. and 3 p.m. Contact Fool circus, rn-2220. 222-1900. LSSISTANT MANAGER — Paint and CARPENTERS AND HELPERS - i»rdwarc department, national com- Bellevue Ave., Rumson, Caruso Con- TBACHBR WANTED - Fully wall- >»ny. EiperUnce preferred, but will •IrucUon, or call nlghti. JJ3-H57. fled. Experienced early childhood. rain. Good working conditions. Apply RUSSELL CADILLAC CO. Email private school. Call 747-253! bt- i person to 11 r, Ron Man»ll, J.U. roUNO MAN - To learn to be auto tween 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. lelda Paint and Hardware Depart- ind plait glass mechanic. TOD sal- 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK lent, Itt. 39, Hallel. ary. Apply Atlantic Olasi Co., 11 LADIES — Add »K-tM per week to Maple Ave., Red Bank. 741-0910 HWY. 35 EATONTOWN lamUjr btldtet servicing an estab- [X>OL AND DIB MAKER — Short lished territory near your home*. Ex> rea. Must be experienced with draw- OPEN MON., TUES., THURS. AND FRI. 'TIL 9:00 P.M. perlence' unnM»ssa.ry. Avon. Write ng diet. Interesting work at top pay. . J. Blrchall, P.O. Box 7B8, Portion- Jany frlnga benefit!. This la not a (More Classified Ada C0PYPI6H7''jM! LEON SHAFFER GOLNICK ADV. INC. * f 'SM-LSGA, INC. 542-2414 rnoulii or call 711-1343, M2-ST77tT4- ibhlng ihep. Mnnmouth Silversmiths, 1220. all 747-3096 days, 7U-7404 evenings. On The Next Page) HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-Male-Femafe THE FAMILY CIRCUS By Bil Keane FDR SALE THE DAILY REGISTER, Friday. Srpt. 20, 1968-21 BOOK COMPOSITOR — Book m*kt up. WU train Tor fHm paate inakt up. Sale - Introductory, - Sale . APARTMENTS APARTMENTS SaJaxy and houri open, Clear Plastic Slipcovers MEN 3-plect set $75.95 pin fitted to your ED BANK MEN EMPLOYERS PERSONNEL furniture, 20 years experience. Guaran- 18 ANKOVER 77 Broad St. Red Bank 741-3SS !d workmanship. 4SV0108. SUBSTITUTE TEACHER3 — With ARAGE BALE — Friday. Sept. 20 ADVANCE SHOWING! minimum ot 60 college credits. Con nrt Saturday, Sept. 2\ from 10 lo 3, WE HAVE OPENINGS IN FOLLOWING DE- tact nrflce of Supertendent, Haz t 179 Orchard AVP., Beilord. PARTMENTS FOR AMBITIOUS APPLICANTS let- 264-7242, for an application. MAPLE FURNITURE"- Snln7f"deiiit JJSI.60 Maple riresacr 522.50. soltii ma- SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS WANTED — ils chpnt nn riiest JD9.00, pnlld mnr'1** Luxury High-Rise Apartment Living Apply in person. Monmouth Regional ikiebnard $:ifl.M, twin lied $16.Ml, solid High School 535 Tlnton Ave., New narle chlfforobe $(!>.<*>, miiple crtok- WOODWORKING Shrewsbury. t chair J4.7S. ma pic ctieM of flraw- On The Beautiful Navesink River! Ts $19.50. maple mirror $6 SO maple rll» J12.S0, maple drap-lnf Ultli* with MATERIAL HANDLING SITUATIONS WANTED-Female »val drop fravi'8 $:srt Of) rtc. JIT'SCIL'S NOW AVAILABLE — Super-luxurious penthouse apart- !."> E. Front St.. Red B;ink. 74MG Both exrrllftit BiMiiti fully furnished lobby with 21-hour r1«r>rm;in servirp/Heal»?rl jonditlon. Co.ll 747-26M after 4 p.m. BwlmiTilnR pool TVIUI looker room.«, raiianaa anrl sauna baths (ex- MERIT INCREASES, FRINGE BENEFITS MOTHER WI8HE3 TO BABYSIT — rluslve to tenants)/Private ma,rina'lOd^ inrlonr rarlflns avallar>WFlr«- For young children In her home. ' to ft' ininihTfis nf old"boltlp!» for' prnof 12-story huilfilnR with lii-arced Plevaton'AH ana rlmerits hava EXCELLENT WORKING CONDITIONS Rumaon area. Call 747-O220. :ollector or derorator at "get-rlri-of" biilcunlps with river vlows'CENTRAL AIR CONIHTIONING/FrlBiflaire LAEY WISHES HOME TYPING prli'Pd. Kurniturp, nld tonls. assortrd (Ilshwdslifrs anri 2-ilitnr rcfrlKoratnr-[r*'iv.pr3/Tapp;iri built-in wall oven.i Apply in person weekdays to 4:30 P.M. Call artlquo items. 15 Centre St., Ocean- and countprtop ratiKPs/Kormfca kllrhrr cahlnets and work areas/Lpsn 291-2763 after 4:30 787-7(65 ilh for $8.95. In Apply In person itDck, See to believe. LIFE INSURANCE SALESMAN RED BANK — Mature woman wishes COLLECTOR — Want« old toy trains RIDING INSTRUCTIONS ELECTRONIC NEEDED — 1900 prospects available to take care of children In her own RED BANK LUMBER ? condition. Pay cash or will trade. H.O., 027, 0, standard guise. 77(-311O. NOLISH or WESTERN to you. Establish General Insurance home. 8(2-0240. Pearl and Wall. Red Bank. 741-5500 ASSISTANCE Agency. Will pay commission plus al- ORGAN 54.00 an hour $3.50 an hour SELL SU'ECIAL AT SYCAMORE GREENS* t.D PICTURE FRAMES — Old lowances. Full lime not required Four to six students per class. CORP. -- AnllqiiPR, laTRft colored Tiffany- lolla. oil lamps, [InllrnnF, etc. 787- Call 671-.WM. Write Boj F, Red Bank. SITUATIONS WANTED-Male 2838 or write 117 Main SI., Port Mon- 30 Bridge Ave. Red ] KlFisa winilriws, [Ivp-piecp reed set, mouth. HETLAND PUPPIES — (Mlnlatura KITCHEN HELP — Evening work EXPERIENCED DRUMMER Wanti STUDIO 42" oak-round pedestal table. Miscel- FAST laneous. Odds and ends. Sycamore ANTIQUES — Tiflanj nem», toys, fur- illlet .Inoculated, wormed. AKC. Doris & ECTH Seafood Restaurant, 3 HELP WANTED-Male-Female tD join working group. Available miflctirokcn JO weeks. 566-7520. Shore Dr., Highlands. 872-1565. days and nights a week. Countr OF ASBURY PARK Ave., Mttlc Sliver. 741-8506. niture, china, paintings, statuary, coins, lifOUmf fixtures Carved oak dlnlns Western. Rock t Roll, Standard. 495, WITH A OUICK ACTION ROCMC MAI'LE BElinOOM SlilTE -- 'REE KITTENS — Some long EXPERIENCED MECHANIC — And MONMOUTH COUNTY Association ol 01(4. room pieces. Copper Kettle Antiques, or body man. ^Permanent position. Ap Senior Citizens, Inc. finds jobs Tor LOW-COST Own dallr 'Ul t - ht 'tU I Single be.l, drcHscr, 2 chests, ctmlr Oaklilirst Ml-1699 or 229-0892. alri'd. i'nm hi nations of black and ply Burdse's Garage, 597 Branch Ave oliler people wanting pirt-tlme work. lamps and accessories. Kitchen sel ,'hllfl. 67MJR3L HUOE SELECTIONS - Avnllalili1 Sept. !![). Call before 12 Little Silver. Also volunteers needed. 9 N. 5th Ave. ANTIQUES — ralnlliiBJ~ii."j. Atlas? ERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES — Long Branch. Mon., Frl., 10 am FINANCIAL DAILY REGISTER TREMENDOUS SAVTN31 noon. 583-0059. Estates purchased and appraised 747- RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIA 2003. The Hudson Shop, Inc., 511 \KC. Slrfi hy dtampinn. Bred for 4 p.m. 229-2847 or 23 Broad St., Free- VACUUM CLEANERS, SEVVINfi MA information and temperament. 254- ESTIMATOR — Steady employment hold, tsismi. No fees. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES CONSOLE PAMO SALE I Broad flt, Shrewsbury. Call for appointment, 2P1-0716. Direct Blow Action CHINES new and nsrd. AM malicn FAMILY AD Full SI Not« Oonaoll Salea and Repair. AL1.SEW SHOPI'ES, WINE BARREL WANTED CITSO SERVICE STATION CM TWO FEMALE DOGS - One U4- "SALESIEPRESENTATIVE" SEWING MACHINE 3 LINES - 5 DAYS Lifetime OuaruitM 495-0177. « Church St., KcuMbai);. yeara-nld, nnr four - monUis - old- Free. LOCFU branch of nationwide compan; MEMORIAL PARKWAY SPECIAL PRICE >UI. WEST1NGHOUSE — Front-tree rPfri 0 Kontl home. SHI-1114. OPERATORS FOR erator and cheat type (ree7.er. Goc needs representative for Monmoutl ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS •'OUR BEAUTIFUl"—~HaTf~Pe™lan" *rea. Work your appointments only Union shop. Three weeks paid vaca Uwon A BamUa — Kubt — Sohmet — worklnB condllion. Call 747-55:10. PETS AND LIVESTOCK All leads furnished, Car necessary. tiorv Full benefits. Bridge Siwrtswear JUST '2.00 Eru«tt — JUHW — Hunmond PlawM Ittens. Also smootli hair Calico cat. 247 Bridge Ave., Ited Bank. 7(7-1373. Good future for right man. MISCELLANEOUS — Oilils and < ":all 671-2419. Guaranteed salary plus car allowance. mltabla lor Merchandise Tot Bali from old home! Tt»yo lamp KM PROFESSIONAL DOG QROOM1NQ Ideal (or husband ami wife team Ca.ll SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD WANT onlr. Article must originate from t 775-9300 round oak table J39.0O, wicker ham AKC puppies. Appointment only. LL AMERICAN PUPPIES — Free. PL 5-4565, ask for Mr*. Bais. PAIP TRAINTO r ED — Boro of Fair Haven. Resident HOSPITALIZnTION howebold and mar not excetd » lala per $2.7. >, wall cortee prlnded 52.75 C71-S621 Seven weekB old. SERVICE STATION — Part-time an" or non-real dent. Phone 717-0901. PENSION PLAN prtc. of IM.00 per article. 300 lUSf ST. ASBURT PARK, N.J. old pedal-type sewlnK macldne $12.50 Prlc. MUST U alTerUied. Eton ad- hump-lop trunk S6.50, laree trarac STUD SERVICE lull time. Prefer married men. Ca] REAL ESTATE SALESMAN OB MINIMUM INVESTMENT I2.80O. MINIATURE SCHNAUZER GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES — 741-9822. Call ditional Una 11.00 No copT change! SIGNATURE WASHING MACHINE — {6.50 mantel clock JI.75. Also clilm fiuarnnteed temperament, raiser with WOMAN — Opening an opportunity may b« mad* and no dJieoonu er $40. Call after 5. glaaaware and bric-a-brac. KUSCIL' Call alter 6 p.m. 747-3497 for one additional salesperson. THE 567-7300 After 7 p.m., 297-17(6 741-2217 hlltlren. Stud service available. 3 BARBER WANTED DOWSTItA AGENCY, 741-8700. return* will b« mado lr id !• can- 25 E. Front 3t., Red Bank. 741-1CS GREAT DANE PUPS _ AKC. Brlndle ear old proven brnod fem&lff. Vfimt Would you like to have YOUR OWN Mini befora axplratloa. and lawn. Call o lo adult home or kennel. 264-0635, I Call 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 532-3175. BUSINESS? Some men have the abil- TWO BEDROOM SET3 — S125 and WHIRLPOOL FROST FREE 12 8 c ONE HOUR PER DAY ity to go far aB their own boss. All T» Place Your Dally Aagiifar J70. Sofa, two chairs, kitchen set, ft. freezer, 454 lb. capacity, 3068 moc CERMAN~SHEPHERh PUPS ~ AKC CHEF AND SHORT ORDER WEN — Could net you *50-$l,000 monthly. they lack (s the opportunity. I! you'ri cedar chest. 264-4422. el, 5125. Component Btereo part.i, L: Strong tinned. American and import Experienced only. Sicady e tnplny- Write for details, Boik D-101 Tha one ot the«e, let us tell you aboul FAMILY AO, CALL... .E. REFRIGERATOR fayette amplifier, fiarrard turntabl POODLE GROOMING •lorwi lines. Call 462-6147. ; merit. Apply In person, Martini's Din- Dally Register, Red Baiut. openings with a luture we have aval] Good condition. $50; two Wharftlale 40 speakers, $120. 78 WITH TLC :—«r, Hwy. 38, Keansburg. able now In the service station busl' "47-1314 8745. BKAUTICIAN WANTED _ Bust Of ne«s. You will be paid while train 741-6900 Call after 6 p.m., weekends, 812-4OM. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT MECHANICS Eden Beauty Salon, Hwy 31, Middle- log. Some capital required. Call Htl CABINET TYPE WOOD STOVE $2000 OLD BABY GRAND HANI BASSET HOUNb~ruPPIBS~ • ~AKf:7 Maintenance and construction, m&' town. Full or psrt-tlme. Call 671-9765 6-7000 and ask for Mr. Pattyson. 14-Hour Sonict $25 —Good condition. See, hear and ol Champion sired. Trl-colored. Sepkln, APARTMENTS Chine ry and buildings. Machinists, Call 291-0056 fer. Phone 9 p.m. 8+2-3419. GOOD DRIVERS — For part-time BEAUTY SALON — Established. Rei FOR THE PERFECT WEDDING good hnme. Call 531-8607, mill-w rights, auto mechanics, elec- school fcua runs, a.m. or p.m. Mur- REMINGTON RAND — Standard NEW WOOD DOORS — Screens, lou- tricians and over trade*, Versatility Bank, Stocked. Modern. Reasonabl' GOWN — Bridesmaid dresies and all COLLIE POPPIES — AKC, eight LONG BRANCH — Furnished, four phy Bus Service, 741-4600, by appoint- rent. Write BOK G-1B0, The Dall: accessories -with Individual personal ood condition. $35. Call after 6 p.m vers, exterior shutters, door headerf rooma and bath. Until June 1. Heat, desirable. Interviewing for all grades. ment only. 542-0291. and closet dnors. Nails by the 101 week, four monttis. Pure Bellhavon Reliable men who want permanent Register, Red Bank. service. Call Virginia Ktmball, Free- line. Inoculated and wormed. 542-'JSf.;t. water supplied. No pet«. 220-1953. hold. 482-7773. 11)3, only May be seen at 158 Mali year-round Jobs close to home. DISHWASHER - Full or part-time. HIGHLANDS — Small boat marlni ANTIQUE ROCKER — Picture St., Port Monmoulh, Thursday an< GERMAN SHEPHERD TUPPIES — TWO-ROOM efficiency apartment, W«ltre.w full or parl-tlmc. Apply and luncheonette. For Informatloi frames. TV, hand mower, lamps, trl Friday, 5-9 p.m., Saturday and Sun Females, nine weeks old, J10 eacli furnished. Ariultn. No pets. 191 Maple 264-8000 HOLMDEL MOTOR INN, Hwy. 35, call B72-06O8 or 872-9859. cycle, clothes. From 50c to $35. 787 " ., Red Bank. 261-1600. LAWN MOWER 4087. day. 10-9 p.m. ^__^__ Call 261-5862 or 264-9893. ATCO CERAMICS CORP. TAVERN — High volume. Excelled Toro professional lawn mower, Just EIGHT PIECE — Dining room lei CUDDLY white powder puff toy poodle HERNANDO'S HIDEAWAY! Mon- REAL ESTATE SAI.E3 PERSONNEL parking. Newly decorated with good overhauled. Excellent condition. Orig- FLOOR SAMPLE 3ALE Good condition, $65. Call puppies. AKC. Paper trained. Highly mouth Beach, one-bedroom efficiency. HWY. 35, KEYPORT, N. J —Thinking ol, making a change? Be- equipment. J33.000. inal price $1500. Will sell ind deliver Living room-foam rubber seats an 741-9168 Intelligent, easy to train. 291-3490. Charming. Winter rental. $85 all util- An equal opportunity employer fore you do gee us. Compare our [or 1450. Call 747-1681. backs. Was S319, now JIM. Modoin ities plus heat. Call evenings or commissions before you decide. Mem- sofa- Was $388, only $100. Hollywood CHAIN SAW — Gas driven, 20" Wad PONIES — Two riding, one Jumper. weekend 2290579. "ACCOUNT — Jr. Auditing. Asalstan LUNCHEONETTE — Sir day«. Close FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES ber or Shore and Red Bank Multiple at 7. High net Income. Owner ha« beds complete, full, ->i and singles, Larse heavy duty saw, like new. $85, And tack. Call between 4:30-6:30 to treasurer. General accounting Listing Services. CAMA8SA AGENCY 1 WELFARE AND PEOPLE WITH ,*50. Bunk bed with two springs, guard 787-6180. p.m. 787-6310. * TWO-ROOM efficiency apartments. Good opportunity. Medium size busi- 741-6336 or 222-dOO. otter Interest ?11,000. CREDIT ' PROBLEMS.' IMMEDIATE rail and ladder, $60. Tiled kitchen and bath. Winter ratei. ness. Five day week. Good frrnge and DELIVERY. CALL. MR. GRAN AT CRIB WITH MATTRESS — Ba.b Leonardo Motel. 74 Hwy. 36. 291-9614. pension benefits. Anbury Park aroa. MEN 1 WOMEN 373-H636. IRWIN'S FURNITURE stroller, play pen, swing, car-seat an HORSEBACK RIDING No experience required. Write details Our firm needs 12 to start immedi- EDWIN S. STARK, Realtor car-tied C-i'l 545-2530. HORSES FOR RENT — J3.5O an ON'E-'TWO-THRE'E AND FOUR " 264-0333 Evenings, 6T1-097J TOP SOIL — Large quantities of 27 Monmouth St. Bed Bank hour. Dutch Acres, 199 Holland Rd, Bedroum apartments. Furnished. Rea- and salary desired to P,O. Box 247, ately. No experience, we train. SU5- TrtUMPLT — With caie. $125. Allenhurst,' N.J. $170 to start. Call 741-4015 between 3 EMPLOYMENT AGENCY — Estab- farmland top soil. F.O.B. site, Free- Mldtilctown, 871-5999. sonably priced. Call 774-4956 or 774- and 4 p.m. hold Township. Call 842-0173. 747-0011 Very good condition TRUCK DRIVER — And carpenter's lished clientele. Central N.J. city. 9464788 STUD SERVICE - AKC proven col LIGHT CLEANING DUTIES — Uve Reasonable tormB. Owner will train. TYPEWRITER - Electric IBM Exec MOVING — lluit sell French Pro- lie. £50 Or pick puppy. Call 747- THREE ROOMS — Unfurnished. Util- helper. Call KILE CABINET — Three drawer, tv 671-1800 In or out. Call lor appointment, 872- Box RBR108, 125 W. (1 St.. NYC3S. utlve, like new $420. vincial sofa, $195. Ruin. :?«12 ;. efn 1'JSU ities Included. Call after 5 p.m. 741- 1351, Cedar Inn, Hwy. 36, Highlands 71M123 $100. 6' round white and gold, $73 letter-size, one card drawer, pli 0367 EXPERIENCED AUTO MECHANIC— Lamp table, combination, hand palnlo Ihroi- shelves, $15. 741-3083. IRISH SETTER — Special benutUu Excellent opportunity. Contact Servic< REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON INSTRUCTION MISCELLANEOUS SALE — Dresses. $75. Marble top coffee table, $12J. Mar- female pup, whelped Aup. 11. AKC RED BANK — Unfurnished, Cannon Manager, John stockman, at Bay inted by an active office. Good Jewelry, Jackets, dress form, odds and ble base lamp $30. Like new 8I2-46M. (I.E. ELECTIUC DRYER registered. Excellent pedigree. $150. Point Village Garden Apartments. 2U9 •hore ChryHler. 291-9200. highway location. Good commissions. ends. 787-3183. condition. $30. Call Call 291-0028. Spring St., 3 and 3',-j room apartmertl REFRIGERATOR 842-0919. Member of Multiple Listing Service COMPUTER CAREERS SELLING OUT — Restaurant sup- ST. BERNARD PUPPIES—Beautltu available. AH electric. See manager, MACHINE OPERATOR—Patlence ant: Experienced and licensed required. In business, Industry and governmen' piles and bakery supplies. Every- Two-door Coldspot TORRID HEET (Hot air) oil hum Apl. E 9. maturity esaenltel. Some knowledge I Call 264-8(42. ly marked. AKC registered. Wormed. photography. Days, Salary open. start with ECPI training. Day anc thing: must go. 488 Main St., Eelford. with duct work. Heats seven-roo All shots. Guaranteed. Reasonabls. DISHWASHER -. Part or full time. evenings. Call KOPI tit 542-2800 « (Entrance on Woodland Ave.) RUG — 11x15 Olsen. Brown tweet house, 250 gal. oil lank. Make olfe 946-0S6S. SEA VERGE APARTMENTS Best pay along the Shore. Call 942 visit ECPI, 265 MonmouUi Park Hwy. reversible, wool. pad. Three 26"x40' 681-6746. West Long Branch. matching icatter $45. 741-9556. - DONKEY FOR SALE —Male Slci LUXURY APARTMENT EMPLOYERS PERSONNEL CAN'T BEAT ian, good with children. Call 29] T7 Broad St. Red Bank 741*3556 Our qualitv and fine workmanship on UNPAINTED FURNITURE 3912. ON THE OCEAN . ARTHUR MURRAY aluminum siding. Call for free esti- FARFISA COMPACT DELUXE OR OFFICE MANAGER — To supervii GAN. Call 717-33U after RED BANK LUMBE LONG BRANCH •taff. Accounting background, systems School of dancing;. Fall expansion pro mate. PROWN'S 32 Broad St., Red i 6 p.m. FOUR PEKINGESE PUPPIES - experience, cost accounting knowl- gram now starting. Openings for dance ENROLL NOW Bank. 741-7500. Purl »ml Wall, Kid .Bank. 741-5501 Eight weeks old. Paper trained. Beau- WEST END «dge. Excellent opportunity for young teachers and junior Interviewer!. Part ANTIQUE JEWELRY SALE — Ovci ELECTRIC GUITAR — Dual plckut tiful color. 264-9443. and full time. No experience ncces COMB — And pick your own beans. 200 pieces of antique and old used man. Pension plan, Insurance, hoapi- 11.50 per peach basket. Laurlno Jewelry to close out at 2556 to 60% off. vibrator, with portable amplifier, Ilk GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS — AKI MODERN HI-RISE ta II zat Ion, paid holidays, vacation. sary. Apply In person 1-10 p.m., Mon IBM Farm," 8ycamore Ave., New Shrews- new. Quick sale, $45. 787-6180. Champion blood lines. Females. AIR CONDITIONED, ALL UTILITnCS Processors of ferrous and non-fer day thru Frl. 12 Broad Bt., Red Bank bury. Cameos, watches, pins, rings, etc. Whelped 8-8-68. Black and tan. Inoc. Mlddletown Jewelers, 671-0750. DINETTE SET — Rock maple tabl INCLUDED, GLAMOUR KITCHEN rous scrap, established 1904. Send 741-5858. •Keypunch mated. 56S-9685. STUDIO. 1 AND 2 BEDROOMS. lime to Harry Goldberg Sc Sons, Sec HORSE MANURE with Formica lop, four mates' chain TERRACES. SWIMMING POOL, end St., Perth Amboy, N.J. 52 PATIENTS TO BE FED - Tray •Computer Programming FREE SAWS SHARPENED Excellent condition, 747-5055. service. Could be couple. If inter- Call 741-0162 HORSE HOTEL RESERVED PARKING. ested Write Box X-17T, The Daily •Office Automation Also sclsjiors, hatchets, knives, cut- TWO HOT WATER RADIATORS — Winter Is coming.' Make boarding ar- BEACH PRIVILEGES. OFFICE MAN — Interested In gene PIANOS AND ORGANS — New and ting ed&es in general. Bring them in. Top condllion. $12 for Ihe pair. One ", ar~onrce~~bookkeeplnEr~No - experience Register, Red. Bank. -niHKelnenta lor_ycmr-hoTse_.noiY._.M][!- $ required. Five-day week. Good (ring' bar or evening claisei — Fres plac», Used, Irom 325. Pianos bought, sold, RED BANK LUMBER 39x25x04, one 27x25x5!i. 787-6065. flletown-Holmciel area. Accommoda- SALES HELP — Part-time or full znenL repaired, tuned, moved. Rentals from tions starting from $20. Call 671-5RM. 38.") OCEAN BLVD. and pension benefits. Anbury Park time. Experience helpful. Or willing 97c per week. FREEHOLD KIHBALL Art and Wall, Red Bank. T47<55Q0. COPPERTONE — Table top Ra area. Write details and salary desired to learn shoe fitting trade. Apply in NORTHEAST HAVE A TOY PARTY - I have toys range and built-in oven. Good cond BOSTON TERRIER — AKO~reg 229-3371. to P.O. Box 247, Allenhurst, N,J. PIANO ,* ORGAN WAREHOUSE, 44 petnon, Plx Shoes, 1031 Hwy 35, Mld- COMPUTER INSTITUTE Soutn St. For appointment call 462- and will travel. Gift and discounts Hon. Best oiler over 525. 671-3538, tercel, male, acven months old. All APARTMENT STUDIO — Keyport. PARTS AND SERVICE WRITER — riletown. No phone calls please. 51 Broad St.. Red Bar.! 4730 or 431-1166. for hostess. Call Tor Information 787- BEAUTIFUL CARVED OAK •— Round shots. Call 254-1^09 after 5 p.m. JUBt remodeled. Reasonable. Call 988- 717-4647 2071. Experienced. Excellent opportunity. SEEK AND YOU WILL FIND — FLOOR SPACE HEATER FOR china closet. Antique birdseye dresser. HOUSEWIVES — SHIFT WORKERS 31CM or 261-7575. Contact Se-rvice Manager, John Stock' Housewives or men, If you need ex APPROVED FOR VETERANS IOLLECTORS—Antique chairs, nofa, Lionel trains. Record "greats" ol —Now you can train your dog In the HOME — Gas, vented, with thermo- famous bands and singers (78). Twc WEST END — Oceanfront — Duplex- man, at Bayshore Chrysler, 201-9200. tra Christmas money. A real oppor- stat. 45,000 BTU'S, $50. Call 222-6458. Boaton rocker, medicine chest, Sara- morning. Classes begin October 1 at $250 mo. plus ulllitlen. 3 room (1 bed- tunity. 787-0070. NEW CLASSES STARTING SEPT. 19- toga trunk, old New York Centra! tapestries. 7B7-2931. Oceanslrie Beach Club In Sea Bright. EXPERIENCED MASON'S HELPER Register now at 531-88S4. ronmi, $200. Excellently furnished. Call WAITRESS and BUB BOY wanted for Hypnoals and self hypnosis. For In- DISCOUNT DINETTES Railroad lamp, mirrors, apothecary HAMMOND ORGAN — Model M-l 229-0300. 671-1800 lunch. Apply in pernon, Lock, Stock formation call 249-0048. Special Purchase Sale. Adorable 3- lamp. Tables and china. Some mod- with percussion, Model 251 LealU TWO FEMALE COLLIES - One 10 ern pieces. 1950 encyclopedia Britan- 8j)cakcr. Good for group work oi RUMSON — River estate, carriage ami Barrel, Fair Haven. No phone IBM COMPUTER PROGRAMMING plece white and gold ice cream set - nlca 51)5. Sat. and Sun. Sop). 21. 22, months old and one 2 years. Both house apartment. Six rooms, bath, • calls. IBM KEYPUNCH-TYPING round table. Regular $59.05, now $39.95. home use. Separate reverb channel. AKC registered. Excellent breeding 9 to 5. In garage at 20 Hadtlon Park, Must sell. Best offer. Call 787-4074. anri goort with children. 264-2488. Karase. Oct. 15. $165 plus Kas. elec- HELP WANTED-MALE TART-TIME HELP — Waitresses. Complete Office Automation ,5-plece bronze tone set- two-tone Red Bank. T47-5O38. tricity, heat. References. Write Box Day-Eve. Pap-as--u-go chairs -walnut plastic top Regular LAWN SALE — One man's trash I X-li8. The Dally Register, Red Bank. Bus boys. Experienced or Inexperi- $69.95, now 549.95. BUY-RITE SHOP, IERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS -- i enced, will Iraln. Call after 4 p,m. BLOCK, GARAGE AND LAWN SALE another man's treasure. Furnltur months. AKC. Shots. House trained, Hwy 36 at Main, Port Monmouth. Antiques, furniture, household Items. and household Hems. Come for coffee, rained with children. Reasonable. 264- HOUSES AND APARTMENTS FOR PATROLMAN 842-0205. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS 787-1010 or call 787-1642. Clothing. Odds and ends. Thura. and RENT — Furnished or unlurnlshed. Fri., 19 and 20. 10 to 4 p.m. Near browse and buy. 5 Rumson Rd., Rum- 3313 after 4 p.m, , A KOZICKY. Real Estate broker. Bt REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON — MACHINES HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS son Monday, Tuesday and Wednes NEW SHREWSBURY Active office, member fled Bank Mul- stone church In Mavenlnk, off Valley day. AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD — Fe- 35, Eatontown. M2-2223. tiple Listing Service. Golden oppor- B88-1490 088-14© 295 Richard St Dr., on Mountainside Ave. male, 8 weeks, black and allver. B20 Banffs Ave. Aabury Parl Belford 787-8527 TWO BEDROOMS — Dining room, EXAM OCT. 26, 9 A.M. tunity, ample clients. Call Mr. Kre- 1ARAOE SALE — Toys, clothed, la CRAFTSMAN — Jig saw, 24" thwat, Shot*, wormed. Call 842-4789. living room. Very large rooms. Clost towlcz, Adama Realty. 741-5098, Approved POT Veterans Training TENT TRAILER — With attached on wooden stand. Boyce crane, 6" Starting Rate $4,211.32 Year. Classes Start Monthly er, furniture. Compressor and «pray- AKC POODLES — Mints, toys. Ex- to Lab's, Bendlx. $165 per month. Se- room. Sleeps lour plus. Call 747- T. Fri and Sat. 671-1321. planer and Joiner on metal shaving ceptional dark chocolate. Top blood curity required. APPLEBBOOK Coll 542-3400 for Information REAL ESTATE! SALESPEUSON — 9069. stand. Call after 6 p m. 842-5597. Openings for two people. Busy Hwy ART LESSONS — Morning* Studlc 1 line. 741-3253. AGENCY, 565-7800. or pick up application at Bora Classes - Beginner*, advanced - all URFBOARD — In good condition. 9 9 office in Howcll Twp. Must be li- HAND LAWN MOWER — Brand new GARAGE SALE — 57, Forrest Ave. TIGERS — And multl colored kittens. Hoi!, 556 Tlnton Ave. censed. Full time only. Excellent op- m6dla, by Lonla Elthyvoulou. "Studli 18" deluxe, Never used, Asking $20. ". Gregg Noll. $85, Call Fair Haven, Sat., Sun., and Mon. portunity. For Interview call Mr. How- 21", 21 Broad St., Red Bank. Cal Call 842-1514 after 7 p.m. 671-9407. 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Complete limed Litter trained. Free to good homes, (More Classified Ads ard, at Seratln Agency, 462-0303. 741-6356 morntng3. GARAGE SALE — Thurs., through oak dining room set, sectional couch, "4T-5597. Memher of two multiple Hating ler- REFRIGERATOR FREEZER -RCA 23" RCA TV", 6' Danish modern couch, SCHNAUZER MINI—Champion aired, GUITAR — Group and private In Whirlpool, large, two-door frost free. Sat., Sept. 19th • 21st. Heathklt equip- On The Next Page) vlces. struction. Age 0 and up. Monmout ient. 7' double sink and counter. 13 two refrigerators, other household ap- ixcellent type. Male pups, 18 weeks Asking 5125. Call 542-3368. leynoldu Dr., Eatontown. off Rt 71 pliances and toys. All Items In excel- ilrt, salt and pepper. 741-7587. Conservatory ot Music, 741-8883. lent condition. MY FAMILY'S COLLECTIONS—Furni- JWIMMING POOL — Round 24'x24", FULL TIME HELP WANTED-MALE 1 ture, mirrora, pewter, Iron, brass, i deep. With cyclone fence. Reason- DINING TABLE — Drop-leaf walnu APARTMENTS MERCHANDISE liners, china, aouvenlr-spoons, lamps, Lble. Call 264-3777. contemporary. Kour matching chairs APARTMENTS jewelry, etc. $1.00 to 535. 741*1855. plus table pad. 595 complete. Call SALESMAN FOR SALE MOVING — Beautiful tied, mattress, EXPERIENCED MECHANICS ROYALITE TRAVELER TYPEWRIT- iprlng, like new. Oil "Capri", sofa, 842-3594. ER — Good condition, with carrying Due to the large growth and con- TYPEWRITERS, ADDING maotllnei oveseat, mirrors, cheats, chairs, SACRIFICE — Gnrage and Attic Sale. Clothing and Furnishing! slant expansion of our BU1CK-0PEL case, $35, Lar^e window fan, revers- jthera. 671-9076. 18 Hartshorn Lane, Rumson. From All makes new or uaed. Guaranteed, ible, $35. 76 9th St. Belford after 7 1-6, Friday, Sept. 20. 842-2644. Dealership, wi have permanent posi- Low as $25, Serplco'a 101 Monmoutr p.m. iANO STEREO AMPLIFIER — One tions now available for, experienced St. Next to theater. 747-0485. 'ear old, Sano atereo accordion, ex- LADY'S GOLF SHOES —White Cor- APPLY mechanics In all departments. In our TABLE TOPS :ellent condition. CflJ].unbetween ft-5 fam, size 8'/j M. Excellent condition. large new modern facilities now neor- DESKS 415 up FILES, tables, chain >,m. B42-1336. Call 741-5117, Ing completion. We offer top pay to adding machines, typwriters, orflc Of non-warp sturdy Novn, Ply;- 30"x49" JOHN DANIELS qualified men. Benefits include re- equipment, etc., at bargain price* *Ti thick, 52.18 oa., 38"xi8'\ $2.10 en. GARAOE SALE ••- Thurn., Fri., Bat., SPINET PIANO — Full koybnar tirement and profit sharing, excellent New or used AAC DESK OUTLET, Other sizes up to 4x8 available. Also Sept. 19, 20, and 21. 10 to 4 p.m. Like new. WILLIAM LEI'T FURNI- working conditions, modern equipment. Rt._3J, Oaklmrst 531-3900. shelves 19"x72", $1.S5 ra. Yes, we Bennett Lane (off Branch Ave.,) Lit- TURE, Hwy. 35. 741-3213. have legs. Set of four, 28", $4.28. tle Silver. MEN'S SHOP Excellent opportunity for the right G.E. AUTOMATIC WASHER — Pink men. Call Mr. Charles Straub Jr., lENl\A~TV RED BANK LUMBER New cost $200. Excellent condition, STRAUB MOTORS, Hwy. 35, Keyport. BEST TOP SOIL Sel! for $60, 842-4454. 50 Broad St., Rad Bank 244-4000. Color OT black and white, Day, wee Pearl and Wall, Rcil Bank 7(7-5500 Good fill dirt, blue-atone, road gravel, or month. Low rates. BAYSHORE 1\ DRESSER — $10. TV set »20, wash- sand, etc. Bulldozing, and b&ckhoe ser- TWO KITCHEN SETS — Dining room 36 Church St., Keatisburg. 787-4400. er $20, dinette set $25. double bed vice. Eckel's Trucking, Morganville. set, picnic table, T.V. Call $10, relrlgerator $5. CHI 2M-6108, 6-8 591-S707. 747-1236 p.m. 'IANO — Apartment Bize baby 6" STANLEY HAND SAW - 5 blades, grand. Call after 5 p.m. MERCHANDISE WANTED rip Eulde, $35 Gilbert and Barker oil 566-855S Iformerly Hamiltonian «t Monmouth B»»ch) burner with control, $35, 8(20351!. IISHWASHER — Deluxe, G.E. purl OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, china, CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY ANNUAL LAWN SAT-E ible. Features Faucet-flo, Duo-lift glassware, art objects and bric-a-brac, Monmouth Beach, N.J. Fabrlca. Sample Display Chair* nnd acka and Rlnae-glo. Used one year. Immediate cash [or anything and ev- Solas. LITTLE SILVER UPHOL- S250 value, selling for 595, Call 946- erything. HuscU'1 25 East Front St. A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! STERY, 333 Sllvcrslde Avp. 9685 after S. 41-1693. CARPETING AND PAD — IiiM, wall- RIVER & SURF CLUB APARTMENTS to-wall. Nylon. Six months old. HBO. MONEY TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN Call GD1-1M8. Wt offer attractive partien opartments In wellrkept ground! contolnlna Adding Machines-Typewriters General Contractors Painting and Decorating ANTIQUES — A largo carved ntnntl- large rooms and each witti Its own prjvate ttrroci. Each apartment flas Ing mirror, two poat. Antique nlnRlo a science klichen, tiled bath, master TV.antenna, Individually controlled ADDING MACHINEs'^Typewritcrs CARPENTRY — Additions, paneling. bed. Brlc-a-brac, clllna. cut glass. necting and air conditioning and two parking space* per aportment. The .soltl rented, repaired. Serplco s 101 Bteps, sidewalks, pntlos, odd John. THOMAS SLATE Call 12 to S p.m. M6-B468. large 4 room apartments are offered from JliS a morvth. A lew 5 room Free Estimates (2 bedroom) suites art now available, offering a second bathroom at a Mmmoiith St., Ked Bank. 7*7-0485. Reasonable rates. 8(2-4185, 747-2338. Painting and Decorating BOX SPRING AND MATTRESS — Fully Insured 741-4330 Twin sice, U3ed one month. Sears Or- modest $185 a montti. j Antiques I. PALLADINO * SONS — Contrac- thopedic, worth $160, sale 580. Per- tors. Patios, additions, walks, etc. ROBERT S. FARWILL fect condition. 671-O017. We specialize In plumbing and heat- ATLANTIC TRADING POST—19 At- Painting A Decornllng SCHWINN BOY'3 26" BICYCLE — lantlc Ave., Long Branch. Antiques, ing of all kinds. 40 Manson PI., For Free Estimates Call 842-3169 Excellent condition. $25. Call 747- RIVER & SURF CLUB MARINA '.iseri furniture. Mon., Wed., Frl. 7:30- Little Sliver. SIJ.5198 or olto. 5(89. 1:30 p.m., Sit. 12-G p.m., Sun. 2-6 BAND BLASTINO Modem rrwnna facilities ar« available whl* con berth boats up to 50'. p.m. We buy-scll-trado anything of Movipg & Storage Your premises or oun. PACHYBANDRA FOR SALE - Well Eocti slip hos electrlcit/ and water, ond Ihere are connections for tele- 229-24U rooted. $5 for 50 plants In flat. Call phone service. Although apartment tenants and former slip users have alter 6 p.m. 741-8535. Ceramic Tile Contractor a prioilty, ttiere will bi a limited number of slips available for the com- MOVING-ALL POINTS USA Pearl and Bead Restringing APACHE Mesa Camper — Fully ing season. Direct Service equlppeil, never used. Call 512- New conHtruction and remodeling, Fla. -Calif. Specialists also repairs. KltchenH, tmthrooms, Expertly on braided nylon. $1.50 a 4571. Jliowcrs and patios. All work niar- strnnd. Sterling claspi from 75c. STEREO CONSOLE — End tables ,intecil. Call 264-XH3 lor Tree cull- REUSBILLES', 38 Broad St., Red and lamps. RUBS. Kitchen let Wall- RIVER & SURF CLUB mate. Bank. clock. Baby furniture. Miscellaneous. NGEL 4B5-0073. Keansburg. The club, offers a targe fresh water pool with a lifeguard In season. A Diamonds Bought or Restyled Plumbing and Heating ELECTRIC BOWLING MACHINE — Cabana building is avolloble. We also have two private stretches at I MOVERS-SfacsiBW oceoriront beocn, again with a lifeguard In season, ^urf fishing and fish- Let us buy the diamonds you don't Excellent condition. $25. Call 741-6115. 141-2211 21 Hance Ave., New Shrewsbury. ing from a |ttty are on ttie Club's private beaches. Club rooms IdV both wear or let ua restyle them for you PLUMBING - Heating and bathroom odulhs and teens ore available and will be furnished and equipped. A few psrsonally. Heussllles', 30 Broad Bt. Odd Jobs remodeling. 1967 PIIILCO Console Stereo — left over, No. 1888WA. Regular $410.95. outside members will be accepted. Draperies CORRIGAN'S now $299.85. Call 747-5700. Ask lor il Undtr Ctup, 91. PL I9£»5 LIGHT HAULING—Cellars garages 127 Oakland St., Bed Bunk T47-27M Don. With purchase will alio recclv« Upholstering, draperies, sllpeovers. donned up. Have truck. Fres esti- free ot charge, 8 record! of your D«al ronfidintl/ with Ntw Jtfiiy'i Cash 60 Mo. Total Directions: From Red Bank, east on Rumson Ave. (Rie. 530) to Ocean GOLDEN TOUCH DECORATORS, mates. 741-2149 after 3 p.m. choice. moit widely advert!.ed loan compan/. fou Gel Pymt. Pymt. Ave., thenc* rlfftit TO Pork Road In Monmoulh Beach. 117 Brond, lied Hank. 747-06M. Roofing, Siding & Insulation Contolidalt all your billi, end get ex- HAVE A FASHION SHOW — Rlfiht HELPING HANDS—To clean cellars, In your own home. As a hostess you tra eoili for now •xpttnui, tool All at % 600 % 13.55 $ 813.00 Electricaircontroclors :attlcH, garages LlghtMrucklng and OUEN CO. INC. Hoofing, aiding A a /owtr monthly payment. Insulation Installed and guaranteed receive free fashions. Call 2D1-2344, For Apartment, Marina or Club applications, te« .moving. Tree work done. Free estl- for more Information. 1,000 22.59 1,355.40 BLUMBL' ELECTRIC COMPANY malej, 187-S6J1. for 10 years. T75-O705. 291-OM0. Rentdentlal, commercial wiring. 1965 JACOBSEN Chief 8 h.p. riding CALL NOW ' 1,500 ~33~89 Electric heal. Dial B12.3854. SIDING — Alsco, Dupont Tedlar and Painting and Decorating Alcoa. Work guaranteed. tractor with 3fl" cutting mower. $500. RESIDENT MANAGER cT * C. ELECTIUC — NcVwIrlns. Call 747-5357. 2,000 45.19 2,711.40 rewiring. Electric lieat. No Job too PROWN'S WELL JET PUMP AND.TANK •mall. 741-90I0,' T41-DTO6. CAHL, '13. JONEa — Palming and 988-2300 2,500 56,49 3,389.40 wallpapering. Fully Insured. For free 33 Broad St. Red Bank T41-75OO $40 P Apartment 25 Entertainment eitlmates, call 747-3041. BELFORD ROOFING k BIDING CO. 787-3301 3,000 47.79 4,067.40 New roofa and repairs, aluminum HIDE-A-WAY BED— $90. Formica, ta- TlckrO available for latent Broad- PAINTING - Inter/or, exterior. Gen- Biding, windows,, dMrs, awnings, gut- ble, 8 chairs, $50. Whirlpool dryer, ZENITH LOAN CO. 4,000 90.38 5,422.80 Tel: 222-8309 way shown and Major Sports Events. eral repairs. Free estimates, Beajon- ters, let.dera, ahutteri, Belford, N.J. $40, or trado for good twin box 2260 Highway J3, Neptune 170 Monmoutli S;., Red Bank. able ritei. Call 883-im • 7S7-192B. ID year guar/mLee, spring and . m&Ureis. Ward'1 wash- 5,000 1 12.98 6,7700 er, $7S. DE5-43M. HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOR SALE 22-THE DAILY REGISTER, Friday, 20,1968 HOUSES FOE SALE HOUSES FOE SALE BOUSES FOB SALE RUMSON - Colonial 1 year old! Four bedrooms, living room, APARTMENTS APARTMENTS LOCATED IN THE ESTATE RIVERFRONT AREA HILLSIDE S room, kitchen-family room 36'. FuJl basement. Short CONTEMPORARY Of Bed Bank, this Colonial Is not on the water but has river With dramatic Navesink River walk to all schools! A steal at ?29,500. KEYPORT AREA-} mll« from Btll Lot. rights (which saves hundreds of dollars in taxes). Four large view. Three bedrooms, three HORSE COUNTRY - Colonial farm home over 100 years GREEN GROVE GARDENS bedrooms, three baths and powder room, 24-foot sun porch baths, studio (or 4th bedroom). young with modernization, excellent condition. Eight large and screened porch, brick fireplace in large living room, Living room and family room- rooms, center hall, four bedrooms, two-car barn-garage. Two V/i ROOMS [ONE BEDROOM) $105 large dining room and kitchen, pantry, garage. Double lot each with fireplace. horse stalls. For the Country minded, ?49,0OO. 140x118. Friced at $42,000. FOUR ROOMS (ONE BEDROOM) $123 $69,500 LITTLE SILVER — Beautiful split. Nine rooms, four bed- FIVE ROOMS (TWO BEDROOMS) $153 JUST OFF RUMSON RD. 2 BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY rooms, three baths. Huge paneled family room with fireplace. SWIM CLUB FOR TENANTS FMB HEAT, COOKING GAS, HOTWATER AND AIR CONDITIONING ACRES Central air conditioned. Hiver rights. STOP looking around. In Little Silver, lovely three-bedroom ranch, in quiet no traf- Buy it, move in and settle down. $59,500. T.V. and phow outleti, 12 cu. II. rtfrloerolori, parking ond wolKlo ilorag* fic area. Brick fireplace in living room, dining room, modern Expanded ranch. Excellent con- raclllflet. Spacious roomi, loroe closed. Walk to ihopplno. pioio, busM ond dition. Four bedrooms, 3'/j school, kitchen, 11x20 workshop (could be converted to recreation EAGLES NEST - Perched high! In old Middletown Village, DIRECTIONS: Gord«n licit txlt II? to 34, east on 34 lo Alrnorl Shopping room), two baths, cellar, huge patio, two-car garage. Beauti- baths, convenient modern kitch- with view of New York City. Nine beautiful rooms, two baths, Ploia. turn I»H. thin two blocks lo modal oporittu.nl. From 3S, (J. M. en, breakfast room, paneled Fields) to Hoillt Ave, turn Hit to Mhtdlt Rood, strolghl ahead. ful plot, treed and good landscaping. Asking 937,900. two fireplaces, two-car garage on two plus acres. At night Phone 264-1846 den with fireplace. Huge base- BIG RANCH vou can spy, under the Verrazano, Miss Columbia with her ment—Early occupancy, torch held high. Truly a nest for an Eagle 'Cause Eagles don't $49,900 APARTMENTS FURNISHED ROOMS In New Shrewsbury. Three lovely bedrooms, two full baths, Cry.' For such a beautiful nest only priced this nigh, f5i,700. living room dining room combination 28 feet long, depart- ELLEN S. , HIGHLAND* - - Thrr* mnmn partly ATTItACTlVK, Mrnlili.'7f* West Hiver Road Rumson HOUSES FOR SALE (More Classified Ads TWO WOMEN - Tn jilinrc spurt TAnVjK~KOo"M U It f/ t.iiin," ilrlvn'l DO YOU NEED A LOT OF ROOM? 842-3200 mpnt, two large rnnms, kltrhm nn»l emmni-f. OM Ionian milv ?17 11H bath. Private pnlrnntT. All utilities Aflrr ft l> in, iiill lUii-HMi. MIDDLETOWN — Split level. Three On The Next Page) Furnished. ll<*«ion«bl(. Cull aiior 4 30 Compare this lovely four-bedroom New Shrewsbury Colonial MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE bedrooms, recreation room. IW bathe. YOIJNO MAN Jn IHTRI- hum* wit 741-1202. p.m., 77(-76:i". ot tier ynimti men Near I'.i-il. Ml; with four bedrooms, two baths and powder room, game room TWO-ROOM furnlnliivl apnrtinenl. Tulip nnd l.K.K. (J]K'!rjl nfi.T 5 p tr IMIlltlM included, .119 Mnnm'Hith Si., 25x25, living room 27x18, dining room 15x12, kitchen 16x10, HOUSES FOR SALE I1I1HINKH8 WOMAN lUsf nf li'iin HOUSES FOIl SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE lift! Bunk. nnrt klhiifn |irlv11cfcfn i Nt-nr porch 31x13, with awnings, full cellar, several air conditioners, 4VRO0M APATtTMKNT -- Orniincl Krd Jlnnk. 741-7flfl7 ;IM.T 4-:«1. flour. Flirnlthftt or unrurnlshirl, 7(1- many extras. Beautiful lot with $3,000 worth trees and shrub- 7!15. 141 Honmoulh SI., lltil lUnk able, 'for MiViDMHH 'la-iy "ROOM - For ff IMMACULATE RANCH lion; your paint brush, ham- mrnll from $11(1 ppr mo. fnr October num In Itrtl Itnnk ''nil THE STEPHENS AGENCY, INC. cr November ocruimnry- Private 741-9100 . iuw and a little Imtgin&'.ion. •«im club. MARC HAMPTON AI'TS, Mlddletown quiet no traffic area, yet only two blocks from "hree-bfedroom horns. Living roan, OFFERS IN Mttlwtn Ave., lutwrcn R«vln« Pr. "]{O0M~^~nnirrt "if'(icMr*"l, fnr .... Realtors-lnsurors lining room, ea.t*ln Kitchen, porch. Al- and Aberdeen ltd. Trl: 5S8-7O11I. lure larty. or HUP of A\) InRtlttlfi i stores. Three nice bedrooms, living room, separate dining nost an acre. 100% financing avtUablft liomo o[ widow. 671-31WV j qualified Vet Call now — »lfW0. TWIN GABLES — 36 ItlvfruMe Ave. MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP "li'EAiniririr'llglil-hmmpkfrpinK rno. room, modern kitchen, full cellar with finished playroom 10x38, Member of Red Bank Thru lurffi modern ronm*, plevntor. lor two sternly roomers. Cull 7H7-1J3 Multiple Llstlnj Very deitrtbie. $120. m-l:\rn plus workshop and laundry. Not a thing to do. Asking $25,900. FAIR HAVEN COTTAGE nflrr 10 nin BELFORD RANCH $21,900 ~3% ROOMS — Unturniiheil, $120. 314 RIVER VIEW WITH RIVER Three'ttdroom home on qulftt, trM roomi lurnlihtit, SHO. Cill FAIR HAVKN Klvor vlrw rooi lined street, Larf* living room with In excellent condition In locution most cow«n'ent lor lehooll, shopping »y window, formal dining roam with T47-<23:i- nwn bath, niohtng (inrt living rno RIGHTS! Spacious four-bed- ond tremportotlon, feiaturlna thrw btdroomi, full bnwment, ottochtd |irlvllrt;c. 747-S2M). 'ranch doors to enclosed porch, Step- FOUR ROOMS FI'ItNIBHEn Wllli ALLAIRE-FARROW AGENCY room home in perfect conilition ivlng Mtchen. Excellent condition, 1 garoje on 75' X105 londKoptd lot. Extrai Include will-to-woll eor. bath In North Lnng nrnni-ti. All ntlll- TWO HKI)Rl)l>M8~ KOK KKNT 'ull basement, two-car garage. Top Me> eicepl flcctrlclly Call 22111)711 Rrmt BATiK~~~--~F7Smi»h<'n\ I.lvlnj ROOM FOR "KENT IN A NIC ALL BRIOK RANCH . MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP IKlUSK -- fjentlrmfn prpfprrpd. \ "95 Yeart of Red Carpet Service" room, family kitchen, game- room, kltclien, bedroom, built. 10* jnmaculats ranch hom«. 33' living Herbert Bt HprlMK Rt , Rnl Hftnk. room, family room with fire- »m with woodbumlnc fireplace, for> HERITAGE HILLS COLONIAL $38,700 RED BANK- ~fwn rtximn uid b»lli HINilLK lU'OMS — * .-len.il, ctwnftir place, three tiled baths, base- ml dlalnt room, kitchen wtm bretk- ftlrnlihed. Adult" only. «l)|p. Rpnsoimdlp. Orntlnnnn pr< rut nook, junroom, klw tire bed- Braid ntw llve-tudroom, V/i bath, aluminum sided Colonial on hug* fprwl. n Wflllnre St., 741-MW. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE rooms, Full bsjemeni, two-o&r vur&re. T41-BH81 ment, patio. Centrally air con- 168' x 170' lot 20' ponied family room with flreplact, full baiement 7 (^TTEAN ANI> COfllj 1'nrklni!. <*"il Call now — $24,500. KBYPORT "^" OcL l«l oceupanr.y. ditioned. An excellent buy at ond two-car garage. H% financing available to qualified buyer, Call few leltct Jour-room, ntir-boilroom IDK prlvilritfi. Ofnllrmnn [irffrrci ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS HE McGOWAN AGENCY Apply nl 1ST MapiP Avc, K**rl Pank •nirtmenu from 1121 mnntlily Includ Ixivnly .Vlclnrlfui aix-bedroom, two- $59,900. Realtors 787-7500. Ins 111 utlllllea ejcrpt flerlrlr. All bail] linusi1. (Jnrrter lot. Fireplace. 58 Newman Springs Rd. Red Rank •onMUofllKl, private ndm curt! Key RIVER OAKS Sloarn heat Full iMJoment, attached port OiMenn. 2M Atlsntlr. 81., n[( nt REAL ESTATE FOR SALE THREE-BEDROOM HOME - 747-3000 Highway 36 & East Road COLONIAL kfitrRKC, r.amproom lQici 1. AU laijo St. Aient nn premium' l'hnno 2M rooms. Mint condition. $24,900. On quiet street in Fair Haven. 1054 or 364-R31£. _ _ HOUSES FOR SALK Thin lovely thref.Jhedmom Large living room and dining Belford, New Jersey KBANIRURn - three-room lur- tinma hw 2% b&thn. 13llB LEONARDO Dished ipurlmrnt. full niRRter bedroom witii fire- room, kitchen, basement, two- LEONARDO — Blx-room mv*,- cor- 7B71t»nr IIOUHDEL - Three-bedroom Ttrrne-lipdrotun cottage, I^trge living Realtor Multiple Listing Member place, rien, tiled floor rftart- room. Gas heat, full taaemejit. Treed car garage. A steal at $18,900. ner lot. 117,200. Anume moiitue, RUMSON - Kurnlnhed tworno split level, l'/j baths, 13x26 allon room, hi *39,5O0. lot, TSxll2. Owner will tak» t »8I» down, J134 per moirih. 291-3330. apartment. All ulllltlpi. Ktnr nun. Asking JIOooo flft{ftlWtilttffli^fl»W^ L»liynu »l. 8<2-:i79». gameroom and enclosed patio RUMSON-FAIR HAVEN high HOUSES FOR SALE Offered at $25,900. LIKE IT? ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS school district. Three-bedroom COMMEIUCAL RENTALS Tli roe-bed room ranoli, I/ively resl- GOLFERS WILL! dentla.1 lection. Hat water btwoboard Colonial on lovely wooded lot. heat, fireplace, large Kameroom, full •VAREHOUMi STOBAOB SPACE - WEART-NEMETH BlilnglM ColonW, dMi, fire* Fireplace in living room, for- Approximate 1300 iq. It. Cill basement. Two-car garage. Bxccllent pinna in Hvlng room, two oondltlon. 526,300. AGENCY tmUii. BMUUIUI letting over- mal dining room, kitchen, den, iurm - ?M §q. ft. io «• looking golf course. Cerrtntf basement, two-car garage. Ex- eMlwt looation. Dvilrtblt for any pro- KEALTOR air condlUonlnV. Addnff $«,- fuilon. Call 747-3130 betwMn »iM5 fiOO. THE BROOK AGENCY cellent location. $33,500. 102 WEST FRONT ST. ANNTTJ E. B£AUTIN, Eealtor DESIRABLE OFFICKB with vim o Sink BulMlns. Atlantic Highlands the river svallsble. Taller Wan, 10 29W717 Rt. 35,301 Maple Ave. I. Front St.. lied lt«nH._747-2«0. _ 741-2240 Member of Red BRnk A. FRED MAFFEO Corner Bergen PI. REALTORS — INSURORS — APPRAISERS J5O0 BQ. FT. — l.iglil mamifarlurlntt MIDDLETOWN loft lor leaie. Multiple Listing Service REALTOn C»!l 7*7-1100 569 River Rd. Fair Haven OAK HILL RED BANK MIDDLETOWN OFFICE "OFFICE KOIt RENT — ExcHlrnl In. RIVER OAKS AttrnctlvB thrpe-bedmoin, 1 \i-bath Cltlon nesr Mtinmmilri Shopping On- 741-9333 ranch, (ittualerf on benutlful % iicie. Hurry ft>r this one. A nuirmlng Oi Fireplace In Uvlng room, 5-ton central Evenings and. Sundays ter. Ttirre Krue rnrtmi In ntw build lonlnl In the heart irf one of Knli HOLMDEL In*, flnt floor, Mlnic tntlnderl air conditioner. Charcoal fan grill. Im- Hnvrn'i boat locaUona.' Jlcci>ntly pftlnt mediato occupHncy. Reduced to $34,000 $200 per month. Pull S72-0O01. cil a (i[wtrklinB white outaltt**, Throt 741-7480 Urge thre»-bedroom home with dining room and 25' recreation rsom. Modern e«t-in kitchen, OKFICK SPArK fnr rent «t 64H tieilrontna. 1-lvlng room wtth fireplace LAWLEY AGENCY •ttached giracjt. WilMo-wall earpating, dilhwaihir ind •xtr«i, Nicely landiceptd ^roundi. IMnlng rtxmi. Oo?.y innrlod di»n. Sunnj Broid SI. (SUti- Hivy 3M. Shrewi- RUMSON All utilitin including city lawon. N«ar ejpren city tramportition. 57<% mortjag* availiblt bury. two rooms wllli private •tiiMi. ItiiMMiiont. Attached pirage, Illvftr rljrMs. Fully air conditioned. 12 Realtors- Insurers COLONIAL with $460 annual taal »ifat« taxas. Com* si* it nowl Aiking $28,500. Ir.nce; hral anJ IlKht furnisiinl: JUS year ynunj winch hw thret bedrooms, Established 1932 month; around tpvel and bin pnrkK ic-of-R-kind" ihling. tun bath.*, cheerful livlnjj room, lor- This unique n«w llrtlnt m«y Jit yoirr • rea In front. RAY STII.I.MAN. 741- iml dining room, efficient Wfiohpn, 741-62612 requirements. Titlor-msrie for the HALL BROS, Realtors paneled family room, large enclosed growing family. 23' Hvlni room with MIDDLETOWM — APPLEBROOK FARMS 813 Hlvor Rd. 7H-76S8 Tulr ll«vcn porch, two-car rarajte. Interior conv fireplace. Separate dining room. Den. MMERCIALTiliSNO —3000 Memlior Mu)ll|ilo Usllng Service lt&Jy rodftoorated. $19,400. A RARE FIND Kitchen opcni to tret^naded rear Three-bedroom Ranch, dining room, baamad catling living room with brick (irepleca. Hot witar Open 7 l>iiyfl __ ft. haritwood llonr spucn wllh nture Ask fnr Brochure, all «.r«us Th\M lmmaculftte thret-bedroom, two- bride terrace. TOxee bedroome (mejater baseboerd hut, atliched garagi. Landscapad oroundi. Fitit showing nowl Lilted at (21,900. front Parkin* lol. ldrnl fnr "swln hatli Oape Oxl homo near Red Bank Jias flrsplace and bath), 514 battu. tsr.tnry. 8MOI.KC) AfiENPY, Broker LARGE FAMILY??""" ELLA WILTSHIRE AGENCY has a fireplace in the living room and Basement with tramoroom. 1>*o4ar ffa- 1(17 0123. Kmllors a paneled gumtirooin with b&r in baje- mgo. Set on a tree-lined street In Fair laths? 3''j niTf.i' for oiUdttor »rll "Our 351)1 Yenr" mpnt. Offered at $23,600, thin com- Haven. Rumson-Falr Haven Regional MARLBORO Ics. CJursooim rlvpr vfow nnd «. dork fortable resldonca will not be on the school. Asking $31,600, Okll Mar. . Four.bedr«om Ranch, two full bathi, partly finiihsd baitmant, two.car gariga. Fiiaplaca. HOUSES FOR RENT 842-0004 market very Ion*. Contact — nr |inaI Ing. Four flri'iilm'cH fnr \tv\t- Lovely la'ndscapad, treed acra In laeludad araa. Lilted it (31,500. nine c<>rn. All riHunsnrc lininnlnl flize Multiple Open 7 HALL BROS., Raaltors TWO AND THBIB-BIDBOOM HOMES I'rwii tnitlf liH'luiiprt. Itunisnn-Kalr lia RUSSELL M. BORUS 813 River Rd. 7H-7886 Fair Hivcn —' For rent or sale. 112.1 to H» » VCn HcKliMiiil. ArtldiiR V»!*.^M1 REALTORS Member Multiple Listing Service 2068 HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN, N. J. month. THI K1RWAN CO., HEAI. Heward Hills Open 7 D»y> TORS. Belfora, 787-1500. W. KrunB RUSSELL M. BORUS 600 Itlver Itil. Fair Havm Custom randies anil Oilnnlal.r Iliren 717-1532 Open 7 Dayi 671-3311 Tride-ins burr m-ean. HaiitM and four tipdrooms, nn» aero lots. REALTORS Oily icwers. Open Mon., Wed. anil JUST RKniK'Bn — Rpd Bank Cane HOUSES FOR SALE VrrS^iLBCTio 600 Klver ]M. >*alr Ilavfn Furnished and unfurnlHhed. Immpdl- Thura. evenlngii, G-% p.m. SaturdHya r<*1. Kxrcllent area. Three bedrooms, al> occupancr. SAMUEL TEICHER 74T-4S32 nml Simdnya l-ti p.m. UHrPotlom; Rt. two balhs, fireplace, dlninE room, I AOINCY, Ooanporl Av«., Oceanport FAIR "HAVEN""-" Hiver Otiks Colonial 3.S to Bethany Ud., to TfllegTfl-ph HUt Itamerootn, den, screened porch, two- Rd, to niodela.) MJ-MOC. Living room 13x2^1, flrepVace. ForniR os.r garaKe, city sewera. Well main* dining room. Ilirct tedfoom.i, 1 li talnol and rood value at (29,009. |t9 lo 1290 Per llootll hallis. Jfllonsled ix>rrh, playroom N & M Palermo Inc. -THl BBRO AdENCY pretly yard, Top condition, J35.000. 'Jnrten, N. J. 48^3573 NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY!! Rt J5 Mlddl.to'i 747-3500 O HOLMDEL "747-3500- HoLMDEL •- Elglit-room hollne, lour " JUST OFFERED ROLSTON WATERBURY- bedroomi, 2U baths, fumlly roon Tltree-bedroorn ipltt, 1M baths. On ftt- Realtor-Irmtror with lane brick fireplace. llro»illoon ROLSTON WATERBURY U W. Front St. Red Bank OTIM ~~ CONTACT ~~ IUVB landscaped lot. 13x18 game- throuihoiit. rustom matte drapea. Ron Hor-Insurnr Purily lurnlahed. Rent »(00 nsr room. WalMo-waU oarpotlng, wunher 18 W. Front SI. Rpd Hunk 07701 and dryer, Jtloiislcd patio. Excellent FIRST TIME OFFERED Tnonlh. No prtB. IHfi-84Rfl. comliUnii. Near schools, ohopplnff and Fair Hfiven cottage. Three bedroom* NTA "HOLMDEL • $25,900 *.rans|»ortatinn. Low taxes fK.JHX). «hade treea, bay window, aeparatd din- PROFESSIONALS Fiimlihwl, attractive six: rooms, Bt'-ln'ilrmmi, l'v-1'atii Sjilit I-t'vrl JOSEPH S. LANG lnjr room, jn>rch. Basement^and ga- Three herironmi, two baths, fireplace, 26P gnmi'mtin. Mncliweil imitti. Wall rafre. A».ii)me &\L% FHA morlgage, |»rase 12O0 IW. fall 122-8433. _ _ lo-wnll cn-rrftlnK. t'KOWGl,!, AdKNCY Koalkir Only $18,f*oo. Wain St. ' Holindel M6-4237 WHEN BUYING OR SELLING YOUR HOME "NORYH~SF.A~BiTlOHT — Four-bpd- 7fi W Front Rl , 74I-4O30. Kves, 7*1 TED HALL AGENCY 3S56. rnorn hraiae. Prlval* brach. Wlnlrr ES'I'ATKS AND KAltMsTiiS "SALIi" Rtnllori IISO. nd. 1-June. 1. All yo»r »200. A. KHZH-KY. Ri-nl Knlale Broker. TOMS^RIVKK —~Nlno'room Bl-li*vel, III. 31, Kuttmtmvn. 5)2-1223. 733 Riv«r Rd. F«lr Hiven «t!.42«C. _ flv« years old. Excellent condition, - 842-4200 CONTACT A convenient to shopping, clinrches WAinNd TOR" A i!Anr,AiN "StEOUflVB'rSNTA'L - Four bi'd- x ronmi l'i nath«. Family mum. TM nchooli, Ftiur bfdrooms, \ \ t>n Vhrpi'-linlrnnm. Iwo-bntli rnnitv Bur- car CHmfce Avallnhlfl Ort 1. $275. paclaua living room, formal dining nnmdttig hiill.'Pfi spiling (nrvflflo find HILL SECTION OF HIGHLANDS - MK18TRlfll AOENCY. 7U-.V1»8_ room, eat-In oinUas kitchen with K\ P. JlarKRln prlre J'.'T.SOt). Call own- prll&nces, wall-to-wall carpeting, ele View ot octan. 3V(-«tx>i7 tiecutlvc 'm'Mftn.N Winter Rcntsl, Kur- ated sun drck. Lower level - ipacloui nlshert. thrre beilrooms, IS bnthi. Mllilll.KTDWN — IIIPHI rttiromfnToT mahogany paneled nxnn wltli hugi homt. 200' tot. Kntrano foytr, Bvlni baarhr.anl nil heal, twn-rar narage. brick f I replace, Uvmllry room, garaje. first lionip. l'i ntnry, 2 or 3 bed- (mill family »m l.ii?!!, dining room 11x17. tarje • MS K. BYRNK. I'.rallor, 1 V- Wv" appointment alter 2 p.m. 341-9619. «r»te diiilne. l'i I'Mhs. l.asrrnrnt, Bt- Rrt . I'.uin*"II S4M1VI ticil frnrnne. AskhiB S'.'i.fiflO. S42-44A4. kltchon wltli pmtrj. LnvUory. F1v« REALTOR REALTOR vW SHItEWSlUIRV ivnlrr lull Colo" "siH'I'l.KroUS Npivly ilPCnrHti'd Three bfdnmm Spilt, \\% baths, pIRht-ronm hDime. Three bpdn>itm«, iJiafn link lenced, plsypround in rear. nl»l. Sti Sllvnrlirooh Rd OnII for ap- bedrooms, tile bftth. Pluj Three-room lAmlly room, hvivrnr unrase. I.arpp cndonil Mrppt. Kscollcnt for clill- pointitipnt. 7HI-;IJII.*> lan,ljii-Rprd lot. Irni-rtl In rear. Nonr |r<»n, Convcnlont In N.Y. bua and nfw RIVER""i'LAZA This ~iie7niln« arwrtaert n1Ui bith. Full Ujunent HitH School. 671-K9J fall 747-5918. Tk'k and frame, tlirft'lu'droom C*pe 'od fea.lurc'i n flnlslicd jiuueroora Hot wnttr oil hflt. Alumtaum itoon iNTERESfKblNANiWHOM .m) har In Im^i'inrtu utiil nn un- WANTED TO HENT We have majiy cholca locations In tho windows, oily aewers and wat«. Mtridlctown- Atlantic Highlands area finished fourth lipilromii. rtutoni built where ciiatom constructed new homei home with cedar ck'scts nnil attrftc- WE HAVI an overflow ol bnna fide tlvoly landnrsppii. S?:i,.MiO. JKAN K Three-rar p;irilKe, IrarnadlatB rKN3u- CONTACT proapeeti looktni for two -or four bed- lnp from J16.0OO to f3.*..00O. are to built. For complete detfilli call IRW1N, IlPJltor. Jinrlno Turk Red r.uomi. Call us l'ir fast action to have Hank. M'-MISH. p»nry. (X1.20O. For ^ppolIlta^entl phone A MEMIER OF "jfiitr borne lenlrd TltE-HKRO A1IBN- Y HKA1.TY. 671-MM. SHREWaBllIlY SHinVrXA*™ CT". Rt 35. Hldillrti'wn. 671-1000 HOMR" "• Just roniplc S7I l(R2. Prl, and Sat. nuniurnlKtp thrt'e-linlrnom split In rHgf. Full rellnr. l'1^ batlis ^K\E(TTIVF: M-:S1HF,8 Ihrrc or fn\ir- wo-car Ra re aren, on s|>iirlmi3 landscuped mniPdlnte occvijiancy. J'lease call brilronni unfurntstn'it ,>r fiirnl5hcd lot. Formal dining room, nanioronni, COI.T8 NEck'— TWO Inrgo Olonljl • NORTHERN MONMOUTH MULTIPLE LISTING btusp "r npartmrnl Maximum J2ftn dils (touble gnnge. (Iffcreil al i:u, Iliincliera to clioose frnm. Four bid- pir nmnlti. Within lfi ml!p rftilius of EST~TONO BRANCH — Custom 5O0. CAMASSA AHKNl'V. Ilealtoi, moms. 24 t>.nt1i.i. two tlrepUceB, fam* Elertrimir Annotates, »'i-«l l.ont ni'h, two hcdrnnmB, dlnlrtK room, ilttlo Silver, lly rnoni, full baiernent, on one afcre 1 Prjtfirh. fontart ?!!|:II'io H\! 74!' . ins ruiiin wltli (lreplarp, tilt kltrh- loti ultimti-il In rrlmr rnlr>ntl«! »r«« n, Mnlnhrd biinrment, fcnced-ln yard. otilal, two Ilrcplacrs In living room IVcnrHtlon win he to hiiyer'a speclfl- FURNISHED ROOMS ngentii. 239-01M. • • mil master hnlrooiu. Oulalde jtiewly rMlons. l'rlcpri In mlrldle %Wn. Call ,VKST 1,ON<; BRANCH — Fivc-rottin alnted. This linimc features a hill huililPT Inr nppnlnlnu'nt. |63 3«6. Rnil.M In !»>lv : Ktiii'cn ranch- "Tlireo hodromiifl, t'i asement with partial tiled floor In 1 LITTLE S1I.VEH In IT tmni*- fn lirrl tMtlis, twit-car tiftachnl gHrjiRi . "n ecrpatlon ari'a and a larKe brick Kourlieriroain, t\\-o-tialli Cape Cod BanK iil lialn i niir ftrre lnt In excrllml arm- lm- mllo In rear ol house. SM.SOO. JEAN Llvlnft room, iilnlng room nntl kltch- llnp* K:Ti*icn mrtllflte. occupancy. S10.MK) i';ill 787- IRWIN. Realtor, Marino I'ark, rn. Nicely shrubbcrl nnd trepd lot. ted Hank. W2-41B8. Many pMras Inrhirllnp rentral air oindlttoning. $2a.r>00 Call TODAY' nl.ETOWN - • Four-brdroom Ttl- DISIinOW * NBAVKS, Kpaltnra, 2»- l Hv Hie bHIJifi, rei'.ri'Ulion roiun. MLS •J6I11). APAKTJIENfS APAKTMKNTS wo-car Raraiftf. I.arse corner lot ultti IM.WU HUM KM* ly sewers, f-jy,r>00. i'rlnclpnla only. I.LTT1.K SILVKR - • AT~amdltiorT Dl-SlU after ci i>.m. Piiur-bcilrdiun Capp Coil. Walklnt dls- tanen to sutlnn. Call 747-2678. ¥r.FORl5^lTmidyman special. T»o SERVICE tory older home, big trees. hlR lot. raYffrpVberlroom •onvenlenl to N.Y. buses and Camp- ranch, l-'lrcplnrp In living rnorn, two HIs Junctlim. iU'.OW). Call 071-M1J. baths, Kit:untic 1'tiiyrnom. Near Mlddletown Township, Hazlef, Holmdel, Coin Neck, nrhonls^ J35.HIW. Call 7I1-11S0. SERVING... 1IU1|.ETI)WN~~••• Spilt "level. Four Miriams. Many extrw. J1* acres. X fl ' j~l iSTlS E~FOTl~S ALE" Marlboro, Matawan Township, Matawan Bora, Cllffwood, ,'V inortKii(;«- Sacrifice. Call Sat. Call nt .^ p.m. Pleasure Bay 77<2M CHffwoed Beach, Keyport, Union Beach, Keansburg, ir Sun.. 8115063. V Atlantic Highlands, Higiilandt, and Sea Bright. Apartments HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE APPLEBROOK AGENCY THE KIRWAN COMPANY Atlantic Ave.,Long Branch, N.J. J. D. ROCHE AGENCY Middletown I &71-2300 BEAUTIFUL RANCH! $26,500.00 W. Kaaniburg 787-6600 Colti Nick 4M-274I Matawan 5oo-7iO0 Balford 797-5500 6DWIN S. STARK Elegantly appointed, thii fhri«-b»droom homa in prims r«ii- PAUL P. BOVA Airport Plaza 264-7100 Naw Monmouth 671-2544 JOSEPH S. LANG AGENCY dential area with city nw«n. Lovely planting! «nd patio in / »T n f'ne ti«"iVs ol (hi B beautiful Shrewt- BRITE REALTY Holmd.1 746-4237 THE'STEPHENS AGENCY "" bury River . . . f ! Pleaiur. Bay G« rderi Apartments! From r»ar affordi privacy. Nearby park for imall childrsn to play. Hailat 264-0646 LAWLEY AGENCY B>lfor ^-it'Pfl p^r^ng If lundry and itof age and ASSOCIATES MATTHEW J. GILL R«d Bank 747-3000 fOOnii, landicfl p«d interior coufil. Middlatown Thraa-ftory home with tix badroomi and two bathi 747-5600 Middletown 671-1010 NAVESINK ASSOCIATES Matawan 566-0400 $ in belt residential area. Extra large roomi de- CORNELUIS J. GUINEY, Jr. Middlttown 671-0600 VAN'S AGENCY 2, 2 ''] , 4 Hiohlandi 872-0001 CARLTON H. POLING Matawan 104 signed for gracioui living. Apartment in baiement. 566-1111 Inclijd.ng hen1, "cl »mer, pa-lung rind cUctnctty foi lighl HERITAGE AGENCY Kayport 264-1918 WALKER & WALKER A-l condition. Priced for quick lala.

DIRECTIONS: Roul* :s lo Eatonlown Circle (al Monmouth Counly Shop- DOLLAR VOLUME FOR AUGUST 1968 ping Cenfer); turn tail ah joime Ave {toward Unq Bronchi poll Mon- 500 HWY. 36 8^2-000! HI&HLANDS mouth Roc* Trotk to Bronchport Ave ; Itft lo Atlannc flve ; right to Pitaure Day Apti """ Now open 7 dayi a week 'til S P.M. NORTHERN MONMOUTH MULTIPLE, LISTING SERVICE

f" WBUEBS HJR SALE HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SAL£ THE DAILY REGISTER, Friday, Srpt 20, 196&-&

INVEST Snyder Agency, Realtors RUMSON HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE RAY VAN HORN RUMSON—Prime rustic resi- MIDDLETOWN t CORNERS 871-2SW OWNER WILL LISTEN dential locale. Hanch. Fireplace CENTURY-OI/D RMTORBD FARM— Ltadart in the field for over a quarter century. YOURSELF Colonial. Four bedrooms; Vh baths. TO ALL OFFERS SPOTLESS . RUMSON in living room, formal dining NOT IN YOUR LANDLORD Flrepiaces. Fenced, treed two acres. Rumson, Middletown, Colts Neclc and miles New horse bam. OeLmge. City water. In Iovoly Park Avt. trea. TTiree bed- LINCROFT COLONIAL IMMACULATE COLONIAL room,, kitchen, den, breakfast BBOLTJDED 3-EKDROOM RANCH All utilities. Asking JH8.000. Act quick- rooms, ltt baths, large living mom On Urge lot with many UU trew. •round. Imagine owning your own %*cre ot ly. with fireplace, formal dining room, With % acre as a setting this hotns, ivrn baths, NEW MONMOUTH FARM HOUSE gameroom n.nd laundry to rnrnplempnt brp.akfast room, four bedroom*, 2'4 back tram a dead end lane. You wlU AND BUILWNGB'— Tree-«haded. II- Beautiful trees and BurrounclHi by well- batha. wallto-n-al! carpst Early pos- RUMSON-RUMSON-RUMSON four baths. Hot water oil heat. have three bedrooms, living room, din- kept homes. Walk to jic,hr>o!n. Asking a lovely living room, dining room, sp.wlon. .VtT.ftOft. Call today. OTSHt- ing room, country kitchen, full base- cellerjt condition. Three-five bedrooms; $28,500. MAKE OFFERS. Call us, we efficient kitchen ami porch. Thin On* Itory Colonial. Spotless and in ptrfact rast». Stvsn spacious Attached two-car garage. Over Hi baths. First listing. Must see. property In excellent condition Is LIN'a THOMPSON * A9S0C ResltOM, ment, enclosed porch and wall-to-wall Asking (39,000 approximately. have tht key. MoAiLTSTER AOBW7Y, V, w. River P.d., rtumion. 747-teOO. reemi. 2'/i filed baths. Electric kitchen. Recreation room. Picture "A acres. Heduced to $69,500. carpeting and more. S20O per raontti Realtor, 109 E, Iliver Rd., Runiaon. priced at $3l,fl00. 612-1394. window in family room has axpansiv* viiw of fields and gardens. pays all, It you assume present mort- RUMSON - Choice living area. gage. The total price (21,300. HOLMDEL RUSSELL M. BORUS (More Classified Ads White picket fencing. Whit* gravel brick-lined drive leads to two- Ranch. Living room has fire- New three-bedroom ranch. Immediate ONE FAMILY HOUSE — BIX loomi. REALTORS car garage. Beautiful lawni and gardens. Now 144,900. Taxes 5936. PAUL BRAGAR occupa.ncT. Low iVu. On Indian Creek Large garage. On a beautiful lot On The Next Page) place, dining room, electric JUUU/TOR Rd., off Holland Rd. Also tour-bedroom 100x100. 118,900. 787-1789. Call after 600 River Rd. Filr Haven TO* Broad St.. Shrewsbury 747-0221 Colonial. Mid 40*«. MO-&2O2. 7:30 p.m. BACK DROP'OF TOWERING TREES kitchen, family room, three bed- Mellowed ranch in estate area. Large living room. Three fire- rooms, 2'/£ baths, basement has HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE places. Dan. Terrific family room. Two baths, Jalousied porch. recreation room. Hot air oil nouses Fon SALE Secluded patio. Two-car garage. Many extras. Asking $57,000. heat. Oversized two-car garage. RUMSON HIGH SCHOOL Formal grounds. Reduced to We have several attractive homes listed in ftumson and Fair Ha. $44,900. THE KIRWAN COMPANY'S van including a 2-1/3 tiled bath, two-fireplace Colonial in a RUMSON — Conveniently situ- setting of tall oaks at $39,500 and other homes as low as $18,900. ated. Compact bungalow. Liv- DONT FORGET ing room, dining room, kitchen, 804 River Road REALTORS Fair Haven, N. J. BEST BUYS OF THE WEEK three bedrooms, one bath, TO VOTE IN NOVEMBER 747-4100 porch, full basement. Baseboard YOU MUST REGISTER BY MIDDLETOWN HAZLET RARITAN hot water oil'heat. New plumb- HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE ing. $18,500. SEPTEMBER 26! OFFICE—787-5500 OFFICE—264-7100 OFFICE—787-6600 CAMPBELL'S JUNCTION AIRPORT PLAZA, HWY. 36 r. 36, W. KEANSBURU "HARD TO FIND" RANOH — Three bedrooms, living room • dining room LUXURY ESTATE DENNIS K. BYRNE oomt>lna.tlon, two baths, den. Baae- FOR THE LARGE FAMILY mtnt, garage, large' plot. (24,000. REALTOR-INSUKOR DUPLEX WALK TO N.Y. BUS RANCH $11,900 BRAND NEW 7-BEDROOM RANCH 8 West River Road Rumson DON'T FAIL TO EXERCISE JUST LISTED RIVER OAKS COLONI- Lmldst the towering trees of over two Family Room -— Split $114 Per Mo. — City Sevmt AL — Three bedrooms, 114 batiu, llv cres ot rustlo beauty, you will Una Phone 842-1150 12 Rooms — Two-Car Garoge Ing room with fireplace, dining room, Ills sprawling tiUUIde ranch. Recre- Spacious 3 bedroom split, In excel- Completely remodeled Inside ond large Icitchgn, Jalousied porch, base- .tioa In no problem wlm a 28*15 game- MEMBER MULTIPLE YOUR RIGHT AND DUTY TO This Is a lorgs Mcmlly home, wllh lent condition, on a large land- ment, two-car garage. Excellent con- oom, 38xt2 sunroom, 22ill den wllh out. No painting — No fixing/ fust I replace — all paneled. Be more lor- LISTING three bedrooms and gamoroom on scaped lot. Features attached 1-car dition. 'Can't lait at (33,000. CAST YOUR VOTE FOR THE garage, V/i baths and large laundry move right In. Ideal for newly- Ml In your stately living room and aoch side. 20x10 kllchens, wall-to- SXOBLLBNT LOCATION — Three Inlng room. Four o! the oventzed 7 room. Eat-In kitchen, living room, weds or retired couple. Aluminum >edroonu are paneled for beauty and wall carpeting, separate healing bedroomi, bstli, dining room', kitchen, asy maintenance. Tie finer elementa RUMSON COTTAGE FUTURE OF AMERICA. dining room and sunken family combination storms and screens. Uvtax room. Saaement, garage. 118,900, f living Include walMo-wall carpeting, room. Convenient to ihopptng, Modem wood paneled Interior, two units, basement, city stwerooe. Convenient to shopping and trans- rapes, central air conditioning, bullt- bedtottns and bath, pretty living room schcolj, end transportation. Only a vacuum system and reoeawd Ught- end kitchen. Grounds nicely land- Located' near avery convanlence. portation. Call collect. 787-6600, ag. For luxurious living Inspect tola 121,500. SCHANCK AGENCY soaped, wbole bouse can be painted In excellent condition! Only 119,500. REALTOR tome priced at IHOOO. from a «tep- ladder. Excellent retire- ment bonne. Fenced rear garden, only Don't wait, call now, 797-5500. BEAUTY AND t Linden PL Red Bank $17,500. McALIBTBR A0BNCY, Real- 717-1088 PAUL BRAGAR RANCH $18,500 747-0391 Evei: Sunday Realtor tor, 10G JO. River Rd., Kumsos. 812- "THE BEST" 18M. RUMSON ESTATE AREA Broad 81 Shrewsbury 7M-0B1 4 Bedrooms — 3-Room Apt. No Down Ver-Ow-Year-Ofd BeaUful IS year old Colonial with rive LARGE & VACANT Truly a beautiful home, designed Just picture your family In this bedroom* and three battle, 30* Uvinjt HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE room, formal dining room. Large especially lor gracious living. A better than new home. Three really Flnploci — Two Baths cheerful kitchen pku brealcrast room, large eat-In kitchen, complimented larga bedrooms, formal dining 16' pine paneled den with IlrepfeLce. by a formal dining room, Imminsi Hot water heat. Lovely large ahade This hom» Is too loroe lor owner. room, eai-ln kitchen, oil ached go- trees and beautiful landscaping. LOOK living room, and four big bedrooms, AT THE PRICE — $36,000. • HBALJ8 ON WATERFRONT LOT 24x24 living room. 22x12 master bed. To enhancs Its value on additional rags. Ideal location near schools* TER AGENCY, Realtor, K» E. Rive I room, Larga vordr city sewerage, three room apartment In a separate shopping and transportation. Only Rd., Rumeon. 812-JSM, LENAPE HOMES MULTIPLE LISTINGS porch and many extras. Must be wing of the home. All this on a $600 down payment to nan vttt. Call •AVI trultleu houre of leirchlnj oy beautiful corner lot for only eeaalof for our free oompretaeDsln seen! Coll now. 787-J5M. 124,500. today for appointment. 707-6600. •ttalog; modeit fcomw: palatial Ram- COLTS NECK son eelatw, w&terfrontj, famu. Hal- Printed at a public service by memberi ef tilde LtiUnge. -Rad Bank Area Multiple Lifting Service, • NATIONWIDE REFERRAL SERVICE • TRADES • EXCHANGES RAY STILLMAN, Realtor SUBJECT TO VA-FHA APPROVAL ond QUALIFIED BUYERS — TERMS APPROXIMATB "Our 50lh Tear" ttt Hwy. K Shrewibun 7*U600

HOUSES FOR SALE

NEW SHREWSBURY Posh ronch. Three bedrooms, two baths. Unusuol raised recraotlon room with fireplace. Fine, big liv- ing room. Two-car garage. Screened porch. In-the-orouna pool on half ocre. A fine buy ot J3J.000. EDWARD A. HANLON Realtor 504 Shrewsbury Ave. New Shrewsbury M2-O110 Large 10-room custom two-story. Five bedrooms, The family room, with fireplace, library with fireplace and built-in bar. Huge eat-in kitchen. Spectacular view of water and nature. Most convenient location in Colts Neclc — three minutes from Lincroft Center. Under construction — Just beginning. Two large million dollar two-stories on wooded lots, Holmdel.

232-156! CONRAD WISSEL III 842-4358 (From Lincrofr Center tele Phalanx Rd. west to first right turn (Richdsle Rd.) to homes.) RUMSON ARIA Colonial situated In beautiful River Ooks section ot Folr Haven. Four yawn. bedrooms, 214 baths, large llvlno room, formal dlnlna room, lovely'den with fireplace and beamed celllnp. Beautiful kitchen with separate tot-In SEE US FOR THE area. Full basement. House In ex- cellent condition, four years old. Transferred owner asking S41.500. WIDEST SELECTION OF (It's causing our competitors FAIR HAVEN Compact Cope Cod In excellent nelgdborhood. Laroe llvlno room FRESH, EXCLUSIVE LISTINGS with tlreploce, tat-In kitchen, two some sleepless nights). bedroomi, one both, expanilonorllc. (NOT LISTED WITH ANY OTHIR BROKER) Lovely garden. A real buy at S20.000.

FAIR HAVEN Portaupeck! LITTLE SILVER Modified Colonial. Lrvlno room, -Mfwote-dlnlnfl -room, -three bed- "Retired ^6"uple~rorced~leTieil 'most rooms, one bath, large porch, full beautiful custom bull! ranch listed. basement. Nice lei. convenient to Cope Cod In superior condition con- bus and «ctiools. An exceptional of- All furniture Incluled In sale. Con- taining living room, kitchen, dlnlna lerlng at «l 8,900. taining living room, dining room, room, bath plus one bedroom (or 634 River Rd. Folr Haven family room (or 2nd bedroom), large den), on the first floor. Second floor finished off Into lft bedrooms. 741-4477 master bedroom, modern kitchen Full basement. Automatic heat. On* with all appliances and full ceramic cor detached garoge. Nicely shrubbed lot. Outstanding listing at I lie bath. Beautiful and distinctive firm price of J3K500. Act fastll Thle grounds with separate vegetable won't last longl Qualified VET ab- Will fueeesi spoil AppUbroolc Agency? Probably month, after month. We imagine, however, that all garden. Affording oil the privacy solutely no money down — NON- VET only M5O.00 down. not, although our 7th constcuHva million-dollar salat DISTINCTIVE plus the conveniences of being near this is causing some sleepless nights among our AND SEDATE! the bus and stores. Many extras In- month it causing just a wta bit of boredom to set competitors. Because they sell houses as houses and cluded such as wall to well carpet- in. After all, it isn't every Realtor in the area that we sell houses as homes. If you want to sell your Portaupeck! Ing, tool shed, and screened In sum- mer patio. You must look at this can boast of selling an average of 95% of its list- home, as the irrapressables from Applebrook to For the sophisticated buyer we ore for only 121,50). Qualified VET abso- PLEASURE BAY ings. In an average time of 10 days. At a price re- offering for the first time listed over- lutely no money down - NON-VET sell it. You'll be part of our next million dollar month, sized custom built Cape Cod gem. only «],<00.00 down. SECTION! markably close to what our clients ask. Month after Situated on three quarters ocre pro- lesslonolly landscaped gently rolling Custom Built Split — grounds with abundance of shade trees letter than Newl end outstanding shrubbery. The home Is In superior condition and contains Meticulous owners must reluctantly EATONTOWN Mill Home contains vestibule, large a lorge living room with real wood living room, dining room, spacious burning fireplace, formal dining room, Allen Brothers Homes. Military kitchen with built-in range end oven Last month just for the record: breakfast room, kitchen with electric transferred, must sell three beep and refrigerator. There are also four range, two bedrooms and one end bedrooms, two tiled baths, wood room ranch, plus living room, din- one half baths on the first floor. paneled family room, separate Ing room, kitchen, modern both, laundry room containing washer and The second floor has been partially dryer, lavatory, and many other de- SWIMMING RIVER RD., Lincroft $32,000 DEEPDALE, Middletown 50,000 finished off Into two more bedrooms. PLUS full basement with finished tlrable features such as TV lacks Besides thase outstanding features off wood paneled recreation room. throughout the house. Wall to well DWISHT RD., Oak Hill 44,900 CLOVERDALE CIR., New Shrewsbury 29,500 Enclosed breeieway, and one car corpetlng, beautiful sun deck over- there Is also o side enclosed screened- looking well maintained yard, dual In porch and rear enclosed sun porch ottocned garage. Wall to wall car- control hot water baseboard heat, HIGHWAY 34, Matawan 78,000 W. RIVER RD., Rumson ,. 55,500 with a flagstone patio. There Is a one- peting Included. House Is In excel- and one car attached garage with dual driveway. City sewers In and BRENTWOOD RD., Lakeridge . 31,000 HOMESTEAD, Middletown 42,500 car garage with overhead doors on lent condition. Asking tUHO.M. paid for Act fait—this wont last both ends, a full dry basement with Qualified VET no money down — long at forced price ot U3,S00. GALEWAY DR., Holmdel 37,000 DEANE WAY, Middletown 26,900 work bench. Also Included In the sale NON-VET only SI,7».M down. Prac- Qualllled Veh no money down — DEEPDALE DR., Middlatown (Lot) .11.000 GREENBROOK DR., Lakeridge '. _ 32,000 are wall to wall carpeting, refriger- tically Immediate occupancy. Non-Vet only $1,900 down. ator, washing machine, and carpeting MICHIGAN AVE\, Haxlet 23,990 LEEDSVILLE DR., Lincroft _ 40,000 throughout. Custom built mirror over the fireplace. Come In and see this "No Down" 01 Financing . . . "Lew Dawn" FHA BRUCE RD., Middletown 21,500 HILLANDALE FARM, Middletown (Lot) 25,000 house and you truly won't be dis- RUTLEDGE DR., Middletown 33,000 HILLANDALE FARM, Middletown (Lot) 25,000 appointed ot the asking price of Financing,... For tjuallfltd Buyere Conventional 132.000. Mortajagn With Prepaying Privileges. LINCROFT FARMS, Lincroft 37,500 OAK HILL, Middletown (Lot) 9,000 LINCROFT FARMS, Lincroft 35,500 ILER DR., Middlatown 22,000 TEICHER AGENCY TEICHER AGENCY DELMAR, DR., Middletown 38,500 DEANE WAY, Middletown 23,500 Independent Listing Broken INDEPENDENT LISTING BROKERS PELICAN RD., Middletown 45,000 INFIELD LANE, Matawon 27,500 SPECIALIST SINCE IMS: DEEPDALE, Middletown 61,000 IN REAL ESTATE — SFICIALISTS SINC11948 IN: RIAL KTATI — DEEPDALE, Middletown . _ 51,200 RIVER RD., Red Bank 24,700 1(7 OCEANPORT AVB-, OCEANPORT 287 Octanporr Avt., Octanporr 542-3500 542-3500 RIVERBROOK AVE., Lincroft 25,700 PROPIRTY MANAOIMINT — MORTGAGES $1,039,890 Property Management - Mortgages

THE REALTORS — INSURORS — APPRAISERS SHREWSBURY OFFICE APPLEBROOK NO EXAGGERATION! Excellent Little Sliver throe-bedreom, two-bath Ranch. Fireplace, basamant, convertible worltJ shop, wonderful landscaping. High and dry, Large patle. Hurry, this won't las) leng. Asking, AGENCY $37,900. THE ULTIMATE MAKES IT In beauty, architecture and entertaining, "House Beautiful" Rancher. Vh aertl (lubdtvisable) HAPPEN — FASTER! private ground and terraces, 40' heated pool and guest or peal house. Solarium, den, four bedrooms, S'/i baths. Two fireplaces, unique at $129,000 (asking $115,000 without extra lot).

LARGE AND HANDSOME . MIDDLEtOWN, N. 'J. MATAWAN, N. J. RUMSON, N. J. Four-bedroom, 2 '/* bath home surrounded by traas. Fireplace, family room! swimming pool, Good Little Silver location. Call us today I Asking $32,900. ' 950 Route 35 23A Route 34 112 Ave. of Two Rivers 671-2300 -*j 566-7600 842-2900 661 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY, N. J. Open 7 Days 741-5212 Tradt-ins I LEGAL NOTICE • •THE DAJLY REGISTER, Frid«y, September 20, 1968 HOUSES FOR SALE NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE ETOWS ' eorporatt lfae of ULUWIH Town hip BZOUTBT AND TLKCT10K tfei "Uonmouta Kott Club and propirt; or tt County Boi/d *f Elwttoni m >Q BOUSES FOR SALE ROUSES FOB SALE BEPOSSESSED NOTICE knowD ai th< HH Sink Lycturn, Ull forms ldM by ia,M Municipal 8,200 feet aort or l*u to tt" J" t REDECORATED BOROUGH OF RED DANK, N. I. point or plact of Beginning. ClClerkk or Bo&rd t>r byy calling tn formed by Wltlow Broofc corner b«ln( BrTncb Ritlroul Compujr; IDE-A-WAV COTTAGE - Highlands Hills. One bedroom, Notice Ii hereby given tbit the TH* The polling place lor the Fifth Elec- person at the office of the Municipal the point and place of Beginning, ly rcc(mdHlonp4 10-year nld irlci Board! ot Election and Kerlitry tion Dlitrlct U Ubertr Xngtn* HMIII, Clerk or County Board of Elections Tbe polling place for the Third Elec- g living room, kitchen, and bath, full cellar, central heat, Spurious living room. r>lnlng In and (or the Borough of Red Bank, White btrppi. up to and including September 26, tion District la the Mortcanvilte in- rnom. TWO EAT-TN KITCHENS. Tw< County of Monmouth, Btato of New Blxtb Election Dlilnct 1988, , dependent Plrehouse. Highway 79. tiled baths r.arnge unit laundry room. sSfifiSfc jdeal week-end or year-round. $8,500. $2500 cash, No FHA. Jeney, will mml at the placet here- Beginning at a point where the cen- The following Is'i description of ths ELKCTION DISTRICT tf< nty sfwem etc. Nlroly land neaped. inafter drslgnated • on Jer line of Monmouth Strut it inter- election dlitrlcti In the Township ot Horguvlile Volunteer FlrPhouie line ol H0UU14 Road; One block to bin ftnd nchool*. TWKRUAY NOVEMBER 5, 10S8 sected with the center line of Broad Marlboro, and the polling placet In tbe AlorganvlllP-Tfonent Rd. RANCH — Four yean. Colonial trim, cedar shakes. In woodsy between thft hours of 7:tW a.m. andStreet, thence Southwardly along the •ante, to wit: ALL that certain tract or parcel of setting, one block off Scenic Dr. Three bedrooms, two baths, A RARE BARGAIN ft Hi-p.m. (or inr pnrposi of conduct- center line ot Broad Street to Its Inwr- Ef,£CTIOff DISTRICT #1 land situate In the Township ot Marl- ing (lie (I'-neral Election. lectlon with the cantir lint of Reckleu Marlboro Townatilp [tell, Main St. boro, County of Monmouth and Stats of New Jersey, and is more particular- full dining room, fireplace, cellar, two-car garage, 14x10 $23,900 S.ilri flcnnrat Election will P|;ice, thence Weitwardly along the ALL that certain tract or parcel of Kosd to 111 interjection will me In sail inn nld pall ly for the purpose center line of Recklen PUce to Iti In-land situate in the Township ot Marl- ly described as follows: B : kitchen. Baseboard gas heat. Many extras. $34,900. Convenient BEACH EXCLUSIVE!!! tersection with the center line of Ma- boro, County of Monmouth and State BEGINNING at a point at the Int.- r line 0! Red HIM °J^e llerly 4)m. financing. ° Kk.'inrs 'tit ft PiesUlcnt and Vice- plo Avenue, theoca Worthwirdly along ot New Jeriey, and Is more particular- tersection of the center line ol Texas tlon" t°l"|'tU "center line ol RriI Hill VI-XS NO M0NKY DOWN Prc»likiTt o-f tlif United fitaton the center line of Maple Avenue tc ly described sj follows: Roart and the corporate line between Ro-il to Ihe center lin* ol Oirden 10 year old thri-f-licilntom run,'!, Wltl f'lr.'tinn a Mrmlier of tlic House of tta intersection with the center lint Middlesex and Monmouth Counties and 8t P a rk T i BEGINNING at a point at the In Ken c . (7r aW the center iln. o, i:c]ief.cn::itivt 5 fr>r the Third Con- of Chestnut Street, thence Westwardly from iald beginning point along the leraectlon of the center line of Coun- the Qartlen State *•*«**&'"' ratfc Gas lirnt 8l"rm> and screens Kref Ch«nrn KrftehnMpm tricks of the New Jersey Southern ratl- laid point being the moat northwest- line of the same and corner to Mat-tlon with the center line ol HolUnfl REAL ESTATE $22,900 awan Township; thence along th» lat- ilie t'dunty of Mnn.nnuth, and f»r «U(L thence Northwardly along Uie erly corner of Atlantic Township, (CoUs Road; „ - "30 Years in the Bayshort" following municipal office*, vij:: track! or road bed of the New Jinejr Nee It Townihlp), thence along the said ter in part and part by Matawan Bor- Southern Railroad to Its Intersection ough (2) Southeasterly 6.100 feet more Thence f8i in a northeasterly and BEACH ""AGENCY? Realtor A Mnyor fnr the full term of two center line of said Boundary Road and then easterly direction along ths cen. Hwy, 36 Leonard 1 >•« nrs with the center line of Man mouth the corporate line between Atlantic or leas to the point where Route 79 in- 1!M HI 3. . MM'IMown. N •' Street, thence Kaitwardly along the tersects the Corporate line of Matawan ter line ot Holland Road to ttii tnt 84.W.6 D'picn 7 rtny Two Ouncllrnon fnr the full lerm ICoiti Neck) and Marlboro Town in I pi section with the center line « !••• 291-2100 center line of Monrnoutfi fltreet to ltt 11) Southeasterly — 2.600 fest mora or Township; thence (3) Southerly along r.vrf Ml-CIS TIUTI' KIIJIII apimar nn Uie ballot for interaectlon with the center tins of less to i point In the same; thence by the line of Route 79, 18,300 feet more or Hi.' firneral Elertlon tn ' " Broad Street, tht point or plact of less to the Intersection of the same Ar^\ nortner,, 4lr.en. v r the same (2) Southwesterly — 2,000 fee along the.center line of Telegraph Hill HOUSES FOR SALE Qii'illflf. huyprs >'f)v( tnln*r . ), ISiiH. the following ques- Beginning. rnors or lesi-to a point in the lame with the southeasterly line ot Loti HOUSES FOR SALE 7-17 Block *5; thence (4) Southwestern Road the various courses thereof W tlun lit t>p volrd tiy thi. voters of the The polling plica (or tha Sixth Elec- thence by the lame (3) Southerly — iti interaction with tht center llns SPOTLESS HfirouKli of Ilnd Bank: tion District In Relief Engine Houie, 9,560 feet more or leas to a point at 1,908 feet more or less to a point corne to the latter, thence by the same Ii "~NEW MONMOUTH SPLlF LOVE AT PURSE SIGHT AND SPACIOUS "Stiall HIP Milanr.i r>f nli Drumraond Place. the Intersection of the same will OlThence W In a westerly direction of lln- I'ollfe Itcpartrnent be incroaded. Kevenlh Election District the center llr* of Dutch Lane Road part and part by lot 19 of Block 45 (I JY>U- bedroom*, t«'<> baths, large 1M. lir.ind new fivr-t'rdnw-m r"<>li>n.n 1 Ir Southeasterly 677 feet more or less ti along the center line of Miyfalr Road Tlili* [Ivo-year-old custom hullt lUn rffi-riive <>n nnd nftor January 1, 1969, Beginning at a point where tht ctnttr thence leaving said Boundary Road to its intersection with the certer line 1 excellent MtfMlotnwn l*wntlon. Llvlri* hy ].Vr of the suliiirlra to wlilch «ich line of Broad Street Ii Intersected with ind continuing along the corporate a point In the line of the Utter ant f W bame Is rpally a '•flnr)" In todsy room, Fnmlly p'xnn (with ilrr^lnrr. corner to Lot 2 of Block 45; thenci of Chestnut Rldg« Road; " BELFORD RANCH market' Thrc* hrlgdt nlry bfiroom incinitiT of fluid department U now tht center line of Reckleu Plact, line between said Atlantic (Colts Neck) Thence. (11) aion ttie center llni Kitchen (cut-in). Kiicn 2(1x1 .V. Scp thence Southwardly along the center tod Marlboro Town ships (4) Southwest by the latter and part by Lot 5 o B (V,.- niMr.-oms. r.ilOO lot. $21,000. Brlrnce kitchen n.n.i.d hot water ho/it. Al iunirl|iHiliilili y under the lawn the New York and Long Branch rail- Marlboro Townihlp (5) Northwesterly point at the Intersection ol the «ami Road to Its Intersection with the cenur thin for only MR,7mi Jcrsov K'lVPrninR pfrrnanent R road company to its Intersection wilh — 10.330 feet more or leae lo a witn the center line of Gordon'* Coraei Dirrr l'r-irrr>:nl" Millng Srrvlrn atn'oi. llfil Hank, .Nrw Jprney, up towith the center Jlnt of Maple Avenui, branch of Topanemui Brook; thence the center line ot route 520; thtnei section wllh the boundary line betwain BUY-RITE Realty Open 7 IXivn nml inchnllriK Tlr.iraday, September 26, thence Southwardly along tht center along the laid brook (6) Weiterly the along tha latter (9) Northerly 1,560 feeRarlttn and Holmdel Township*; line of Maple Avenui to the Interaeetlon various coursea and distances 9,800 feet more or less to a point at the Inter' 17* liny M. llnrlfl TRT-imn If no «n»wrr, 1H7-1IM 1!(I|H, rlurlriK Hie folowlng hnurn: Daly Thence (14) In an easterly direction Hwy._M_ At Xflln 81. I'orl Mnnmoul NOTHING'WANTING" 9 im n m. to ,voo p.m., Saturday«, with the center tine of Reckless Place, more or leas to a point corner to section of Die same with the center along the boundary line between Rar- Shu umi ttTHI* Fl'i« TTinlnul Bliil. A Imrnr Pnlr.nln! f'npr r,,,| „( »l HuM'In.vs. find HnlMays excepled. Al- thence Eastward!? alone th« cenUr lint Freehold Township and Wan slap in line of Crlne Road; thence along ,the Itan and Holmdel Townihlpi to itl TIAVn mlniim uMlng set off hy wrll l:in,ls'np> »i Si'i.lrtnl.er 2CI, 24, 2.1, 2U, lfW8.be- of Reckless Place to the center line of Township; thence along the corporati latter (10) Northerly,7,800 feet more oi Intersection with the center lint ol "MIDDLETOWN Art* pltifi lot, wttli fruit tree*, hull Lwccn 7'W P m, nnd 9:00 p.m. orBroad Street, the point or plact of Be-line between Manalapan and M&rlbon less to a point at the intersection o! Palmer Avanue and to the point ol the *ame with the center line of Ten Fdliiibua threr-hedroom, l',i-1witJi Ifl, nprure. nnt\ dftRwrnnl at rjimtiiiiinliHier of Rc.Ki8lra.Uon Of- ginning. Townships (7) Northeasterly — 7.170 Beginning. . M RUMSON Irmlal r«Tirh vn over V4 Bert. 20x1 ThH r.liMmoii fire Hull of Ilecor.lfl, Main Street, The polling plact lor tht Bertnlb feet more or lees to a point In thenent Road; thence along the latter (11) The polling place for th* Second Hy Jitr r.irMHlnnM. Thre#-*M- lU'inu room with flrrpln^f, fA.mil 1 FriThi>lit, New Jersey, up to and In-Election District Is Relief En gin t lame; thence by the iams (8) North* Southwesterly 50 leet more or less to i In ncrvic y W\.'Ml kltrhrn nnr point In tha same and corner to LolElection District In Vxt Townihlp ol iwr.-hi.ln hrti'k find frnme mom. Brlrk putlo with gn* grill. Cri twnrnr R.'iragp. fire pin re In tlu (•liiilliiK 'niuralay, St'iitember 2fi, 10G8,Houje, Drummond Place. westerly — ],550 feet more or leas Holmdel ii at the Elementary School, Turned awty on I'j acres n( tr«ily Rir coniiltlnnfd, nt>«\iilftilly Ian* flurlnj! U'.e following hours: Dally 9:00 EljEhlh Election Dlilrict to a point at the Intersection of the6 of Block 52; thence by the lattei Mx?4 living rmn p|ntm*s your l<-l the following four (4) courses and dlsHolmdel Road. Hazlet- New Jersey. inp trers ami ahnitw. Uvlng ncarr1 Profwiafonal dpcnratnr'd hon rc hniirs while ilinlnK mom fn a.m. lo 4:;J0 p.m. Sanirdays, Sundays Beginning In the center lint of Lo-same with the center line of Roberts- vllle Road; thence by the latter (9) lances (12) Northwesterly 160 feet mora Third Election District will) flrrpinrr Dining mom. J,. vile* gay hnlidny rfri 'fills prop- and I I'll Ida ys rscrpled, Also Septem- cust Avenue at high water line of the BEGINNING at a point wntre th* htr 21, 2». nncl 'Ai, 1008, from 8:00 North Shrewibury river, the net latt- Northerly — 4,270 feet more or leai or less to a point; thence (13) North- pan&lrvl den- Intrrlnr emmplctrly rrly Is prlror] M $r>,O0() easterly 17S feet more or less to a point; center line of the Crawford! Corner r«tfv1. Bnllt-ln bookciuvi In Hv- LAWLEY AGENCY R.III. to 0:iW p.711. erly along center line ot Locust Ave- to a point at the Interiectlon ot the Roal Intenect* the center Un* o! RUSSELL M. BORUS nue to the center line of Shrewsbury lame with the center line of Gordon's thence (14) Northwesterly 67'feet more oi Tu'i cir nl la din] unrfli;**. T"ol Realtors • Insurers fin Tnursiluy, S<>rttemb<>r 26, UW8. less to a point; thence (15) Southwest Holland Road; River righls at the end nf the the rrniHtratlnn brinks will be closed Avenue; thence. Southerly along the Corner Road; thence by the latter (10 Thenca (1) in a northeasterly direc- REALTORS center line of Shrewsbury Avenue to Northeasterly — 10,350 feet more o erly 121 feet more or less to a point cor Klnrsl ncliools. n (Manna..If Established 1932 until niter the fnrthcotninhcotnnR Oen l ner to the same and comer to Loltion along the center line ol Holland a.\.-s. Or! 1 ty ff>0 nivcr 11,1. F»lr Hnvi> the center line of Chestnut Street; leas to a point at the Intersection ol Road to Its intersection with the cen- Askin , luilell l on Tuesday, No the samp with the center line of Wyn S of Block 52; thence by the lattei 741-6262 747-4M2 ember .1, IOCS. thonco Easterly along tha center lint ter line of the Garden State Parkway; HALL BROS., Realtors of Chestnut Street to the center line crest Road; thence by the latter (11) the following six 16) curses and dls Nr.tko II( change of residence or ap- lances (16) Northwesterly 208 feet mort Thence [2) in a loutheaateriy direc- PRIVATE OCEAN BEACH pllrathn for trnnnfer of registration of the C.R.R. Co'i, right of way; thenct Southerly — 700 feet more or leas tion along tha certer line of tbe Gar- Mmilier Multiple Usiing Service ~~ EATONTOWN Northerly along center line of C. R. to a point In tha same corner to Lotor less to a point; thence (17) North' Hhiill Uf, rnnde eithnr by written re- westerly 198 feet more or less to a point; den State Parkway to Its Interaction Oyrn 7 Pay* BRICK TWO-FAMILY quest fnrwiinlnl tn llm Municipal Clerk R, CQ.'B right of way to high watar T of Block 45 as designated on the Ith tne center lino of Red Hill Road; GINGER BUSH ESTATES lino of the North Shrpwibury River, official Tax Assessment Map of Marl thence (18) Northerly 234 feet more oi 1 Eneh uprirtmrnt hM IHTRP HVIDR root or the County Hoard of Elections on leis to a point; thence (19) Northeast Thence (3) In a louthweiterly direc- Ton ON THK WATER - - New™ bulk"" EinHT ROOM IH-I.KVK1. TIIIIKR thence Southwesterly along high, wattr boro Township; thence along the lat tion along the center line of Rtd Hill fira.1, rni-inin 1 Four liedroom*, 2^ dining mom, Uirot bndronnm a.n<1 bal forms provided by nnld Municipal Clerk ter (12) Easterly — 1,599 feet more erly 232 feet more or less to a point; In i>ne, two l>c-rtromp dining room, Mich- In tine iiy you. 'nil* \* ti. noiind J.-i-l In VA. nml I.-II.A. apim.isi Ka.iterly along center line of Chestnut the same; tnence by the same (17) »n F-ifin'mom, utility room, enclosed wardly to tlio center lino ol Broad Northwesterly — 478 feet more or leas part by Lot 26 of Block 52 (26 Willow Brook the various courses there- vpntiTicnt KI) Of)NWAV, ARSOi TUB rUimN AC.KNCV. R,-nll,>n, 201 Street to tho center line of right of Northwesterly 1,056 feet more or les;of to the center line of Line Road and t>at|.i, pn: ,ipr. ("ity sewers Many ex- Street to Iti Intersection with the cenway ot tho New York and Long Branch to a point corner to the same; thence 8linrlm- RpaUy, Tlr»nltnr» K.'9 N IRIX). Tlmnitiflnti Avr., I.eonnrdn. ter line ot Mechanic Street, thenci to a point corner to the aami VanBrackle Road, said brook being the |r«< Low tHXM. Stt.,000. UWKOFT IWi AVP., Ft. Lmirle-Mnlc, F\n. 330- rnllrrad: thrnce Southeasterly along aim by the same in part and part by boundary iln* between the TownsMpi /sSiU'iATKR. Ken.torn, T(» Hwy. 3.V Kaitwardly along tho center line o Lot 1 of Block 42 (18) Northeasterly and corner to Lot 29 of Block 5! IlIVKR PI*A?;A -- OPBN HOWB10 "(X'EANI'llltT $IM»K) " center line of right of way ol New thence by the latter tbe following elghi of Holmdel, Colts Neck, Marlboro and J.!i.Mli*tnwn. r.7KVt33 Tlirpp luiiiHt'fl nn 2'-. ;HT,'H. Wnlrr Mechanic Street to n. point one tmnYork and Long Branch railroad to the— 1,360 feet more or less to a point Snl. nnrl Run., 1 to ft JI m. 'Jl Hllhl drcd fert from Iti lntorscctlon tvlth ths (8) courses and distances (27) North' Matawan; Si, Fmir-linlRKiin Cnjip ("ml. Blind front lut Illrlllilt'il. MPII] f,,r sincilln center llns of River Street (produced); corner to the same and In the line of Thence (6) In an easterly direction Inr A ri'iil KIIIIII liny All [irnportlfs Wenterly line o( lla.rrlt.on Avi*nue. then thenca Westerly along the center lint Lot 2 of Block 42; thence by the latter easterly 918 feet more or less to a point; Fffintlfiil fniir-tirilronm up) It level, lot Full bnnnnrnl. ,Tl!i,Win. ANNIIII •outhe^terly along and parallel there- thence (28)- Northwesterly 29* feet jnort and then southeasterly direction along 4S"r innrtRnRf. $!)H Hi nmnllily pn new ri'lllnl. TI1K HKIKi AllKNr'Y ot North Shrewsbury River; thence (19) Southeasterly — 100 feet more or the center line of VimBrackle Road to l.mcr HvlriK rnniii, Bpncfoiid kltchon R,'nllur». 111. :B. Mlilillolmvn. 071 1(10(1 line ono hundred fact bnck froi Northerly along the high water line of less to a point corner to the same; or lens to a point; thence (29) South- Viih ihnini; nrcn. Hugo rerrenlion nil. Nn brcikcrn. 747-OA74. tho Weiterly line of Harriion Avenue westerly 99 feet more or less to a point; the center line of tlie Holmdel Road; I'lrnso rail n.lloi-l North Shrewsbury river to the center thence: still by the same (20) North- Thence (7) In an easterly direction in mi. 1 <-j bnlh«, Alt itched gnntRiv to the new bounilnry lino of Ihe Bor-line of Locust Aveniie, tho point or easterly — 1,973 feet more or less to thence (30) Northwesterly 413 feet mon }.a-v Irrmn Tor alt. THE RETK1 A H()MK TO'"MAKR Y(>H]t~iiVn ough of F ed Bank, ttUnco Bait erly or leas to a point; thence (31) North alone the center line of the Holmdel AIHR. Iminnruliitp ecutpr TIP*II trll place of Beginning. a point corner to the same; thence by Road to 1U Intersection with the center A'JKNCY. KonMnrs, 3208 Rt 38, Hnx- along the mid boundary lino One Hun Ins aama (21) Northwesterly — 320 feet easterly 101 feet more or less to a point; |' si' *2: thence by the istier (22) North- Crawfords Corner Road to Iti Inter- tfiii'tu (Ti-hotiia. Spnclnun flpvm-rnom to the center lino of Beekman Tenth Election District easterly — 1,390 feet more or less to point; thence (34) Northeasterly 295 Cm-mini in jieneeful rpsidenlinl nrvn. kltrlirn. Forma] dlnlup room. Aitrn rludpil, lin.til rna,| frcnlagr. JJ7.500 Place, thenco Easterly along ths center Beginning in the- center line of Rlvtr feet more or leas to a point corner to section with the center line ot Holland IIVP llvinit mom DniLinml flm wl Street at high water lino ol North a point In the center line of Conorer Road and to the point of Beginning, ?Tiroo bpi.rooms. JVfc baths I^irirfl liv- line of Heekman Place, to Iti Inter- Road; thence by the name (23) South- Lhe lame and In the center Una or ing inum with Mrcplnrr. ForniHt din- firoplnr*'. I>HIMP pnrnnr. Your in*r>p- < nry of ihe Boro.iRh of lied Bank along center line of River Street [pro- Southwesterly 4.M0 teel more or Isai AKMHTltONO AP.KNt'Y, llrnl!or«. SB 4S K. Main St. FrerhnM 4fi2-SG2 ; point in the same; thence by the same del Ii at the Holmdel Village Flra- rivm nn1 rarnge. Won't ln-it at JOO,- thance Northerly along laid Easter I duced* to the center line of richt of (24) Southerly — 930 teet more or less to the point and place or Beginning. TV ('ill Inrljiy. K.A. ARMRTItnN(i Proniipct Avc, Lttlle Sllvrr. 74HMY FROW~ONB~L0T~T0" 100 ACItKS~ way of tha New York and Long Branch houie, Main Street, Holmdal, New Jar* boundary of the Borough of Red Ba'nB;k lo a point tn the same; thence still The polling place for the Fourt! A'JKNf'Y. Uriiltorn. RSft Pronprct Bithor commercial or residential to tha Southwesterly corner of lot 5,railroad; thence Southeasterly along the OOLTB NK[!K~"" SinTilf fnniirKnT' by the same (25) Southeasterly — Election District the Morganvlll *"' JOHN P. WADINGTON, Av<' , I.llllf Rllvrr. 741-4BOO. CallJdOLI.ANKY REALTY 671*8151. block 14. of thft official tax map ucenter line of right ot way of New Volunteer Firehouse, Mor&anvllle-Ten< Ihf privacy nffnr.lnt by 12 rich arr York und Long Branch rmlroad to a 3,310 (eet more or less to the point and Townihlp Clerk. ths Borough ot Red Bank, thenco East place of Beginning. net Road. ,vu - Sept. 20, 23, 1968 J135.V. Ifi AHiKS'~-~fhrfi*~iiTiiil~irBrnr~nfw" mid mature Iroci and ihrubbrry, Old LOT — 7SK!4(1, Improvcfl. City flpwor.r erly along tho new Southerly boundary point distant Seven Hundred and Nine- |ivr hrdronm liomp, Rnoit pnslurf, er four-hrdninm Immf. Faul ntiinin, The polling place for the First Elec- On Rorkwcll AVP., nr:ir Atlantic, llni of the- Borough of Red Bank to ty Four feet from the Southerly side of tion District is the Marlboro Town- Township Clerk |onii» wrvifls, Ampin Irnlln fnr riding. brnok. Kxrcllont fnr imrncB, farmlni ' IR Urnnch. $i.">00. 747-9647. tha center line ol Lake Avenue, thence Bergen Place, measured at right an- |'".M«. UAROMI LINUFMANN, Rro- or mirnrry. All this plu.i Hie n ahlp Hall, Main Street. Sept. 20, 201968 «26-"° REGISTRY AND ELECTION HOI,MnRI, — One RPTP lot. rcnly to Northerly along ttie center llns ot Lake gles thereto; thence Westerly and par- kn, Wirrwjrtiiiry. M2-1.1O3. tflRP of to Its inleraec- of Nevr Jersey, and Is more particular' bury, County ttf Monmouth, State or 1 tlon with the center lino of Haddon One Hundred and Fifty fed Southerly trlct Hoards of Election and Reglsir (••I . in ;n, roils NPI-K 4fi2-;u;: fftinlly or rrtlrc on. Tlirrp IATKP bp Humson. JU.MW. Tall 842-2070. ly described as follows.* New Jersey, will meet at the place niiiTriB, two mil t)Hthn. 24" IIVIIIR nmii Park, extended Southerly, thence North- from the South ilde of West Bergen In and for the Township of Holmde ~V.\ uNT^WN j:i.:i(H! Tlirr-o-bPil" "riinirE nuiiVniNr.siTK"~•"* in~m * along tho center line of Haddon Place mptisured nt rlfflit angles there- BEGINNING at a point at the In County of Mon mouth, Statt of Nei herelnnTtT designator! on wllh flrppliiri'. formal .IIIIIIIK • nmm • HI'JI R-l Zone, l'i, IHTM with in; tersectlon ot the corporate line be- TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1068 t<> 'in rn'M'h. l»lnlnR rinini, dparlmis 1 t to tae shore ol the Navnaink to; thence Westerly and parallel with Jeraey, will meet at thi places herein- rnl in Mtclirn with ti|iptiniici*N A we ild tret ?, II view ot the river tween Middlesex and Monmouth Coun- between ihe houra of 7:00 am. ami jivinR r^i'iis. [ull bnii-ni^til nui* «-t\r hunt home. In rxrrilrnt nmrllllon. ff River, then Southweilwardly and West West Rergen Place to high water lliift after designated on • '• '.-'idl cine fplr :\llil -*l'nn F.\- ililltlrn iinilrrcrrninil. Asldng fl\! warrtly along tho shorn of the Nave- of tha North Shrewsbury river; thenct ties with the corporate line between 8:00 p.m. for the pur/pone of conduct- H\Wn K A. AHMSTHONn, AUENi ('.ill HIMfi!).'! after R p.ni Manalapan and Marlboro townships and TUESOAY NOVEMBER, 6, 1»G8 inK the General Election. t-"-'n: t>u> nt.'KAN UKA1.TY AtJKN- lUnltnrn. Mi!\ I'ronpri'l Avr., l.tll •Ink River to the point abovt men- Northwesterly alone high water line of hetwt-pn the hours or 7:00 a.m. nn the North Shrewsbury river to tht runs from said beginning point along Said General Election will he held SHvpf, 741-4MK). tioned at the slinre line ot the said the latter (1) In a southeasterly direc- 8:00 p.m. for the purpose of conduct 15 ACRES river directly between ths properties center line ct" River Street, the point w Injr the General Election. In said municipality for the purpose T.'inKINi; KOlV TMK TNUPUAI^ We 1 tion 15,530 feet rhortf or lei* io i 1 of electing: COl/l'S NKCK • BPtiullfiil watcrtrnn Purlinlly I. wltli gxvul nifinlnft owned by the Monmouth Boat Club or place of Beginning:. point In the line of the same and In Said General Election will be heli Iiavo ii two or (href tin I rnn in towns- r.itatp •wllh five lMMlrmnii!», librnr) I and tho property of the Borough ot Electors of a President end Virc- ^•"isf with virwB nvrr a inKp nnti thf Ideal fur construction of hike The polling place for the Tenth Elec- the cerAer lllnl s of RoberstvlllRlll e RRoadd : In aairi municipality for the purpoa 1 tlrn, Iminilry off kitrtirn, two [tr Bunk, at tho point or place of tion District Is tha River Street ichool. President of the United States Hitf fi ' in It )IH*< InrRP living rnnni ivltlt nnil one lumit site Asking J-W.OOO. thence along ihe latter (2> Northerly of electing: plectlng a Member of the House of plucps, to.nln of c|nnr»ts. All rmuns i CARL F. KELLERS, Realtor. H46-1-U3. Beginning. Rlrvenlb Elertlon Dittrlcl Elpctora of a Frf-jri'dent and Vice f;, I'O.ncr K'trmat dlnliiK riniin. 1-1- Konrrmm «l?:p and mint rotiillllon. K *,270 feet more or less to a point at Representatives for the Third Con- t»i-:i • •> FMl-tn klli'licn u-Hh pnnlry. rni.TS NECK - - Ono acre, (7,500. Beginning In the center line of New- the Intersection of the ssma with the President of the United States and rcllnil vlrw of wnicr whoro you ca The polling place for the First Elec- man Spring rond nt tilth water line electing a Member of the House of gressional District nt TJnw Jersey, I.sipp ctrii with fircplncp. V>ry lit He finll iinii ff.sh In your lienrt's contpni Call tion District Ii Naveslnk Hook A Ud- center line of Gordon's Corn&r Road; a Sheriff, and two members «f Diniiiirnann* rrr«. ,'iM Prnsitcrt Avc, Little ler line of Mechanic Street Ii lnter- center Hie of Route 520; thence along One Committeeman for the full term P,!\i v TU-JMI0. R center of Broad Street to the center the latter (I) Northerly 1,500 [eft mora the County of Monmouth, and for the modern rnnch. flrven ronms. (In'jilm Building Lots iccted with the center line ot Broad line of right of way ot New York and following municipal offices, viz: of three years. osn ynup own I'Ullder. All lillrh Street, thence Southwardly along the or leits to a point at the Intersection of Notice Is hereby Riven Uiat qualified I'M.is NKCK T*oT-nNMi~—~Klvf twn bfttlm. Hnncmont. Acre Hi'antl I Long Branch railroad; thence North- Two Members of the Township Com' < ami dry. *nmi' \VO,K1( <1. l^rli'od from enter line o( Broad Street to its in* the same with the centerllne of Crlne voters of the Township of Shrewsbury, b-'m. H'xCO rlrn. lSxSl family mom. Stn-et, tlienre Eiistwunlly along Northerly 7,900 feet more or less to each. 1'rr.i t.illy ilr, cnn<1Htmicit__ lliilHJn va<^-_ !V. I!e«llor.i. lit. 3(, Colts Nerk. 402- Branch railroad to a point dt.itnnt Sev- A Tax Assessor for the unexplred Jeraey, not already registered In said 317: - th«-'center.-Una -of Wallace-Street, la •n Hundred and Ninety Four feet from a point at the Intersection of the same municipality under Ihe Jaws.-of iintu "Vy'slt'in' Ifi5 PIPCITIVSI oiillKTfl. r p the renr of the property al the South* with the"center line "o( Tennent Road; term of three years- y: Tt; ir:tl|v opf r/ilN cnrnRp doors, r he Southerly side of West Bergen Jersey governing permanent rejrlstri lwirifp IIVIHK room. Ent In kltdioi \voonKn~iiAii "Ai''iiE~~Hiir»pcT ait corner of Broad and Wallace thence along the latter I6> Southwest- Notice la hereby given that qualified tlon may register or transfer with the jli •i:iti[u] hllrlipn rnltlnpls nx\\ many First fl-inr Imindry. Cnlt nn nnvv, nv Place, measured at right angles there- voters of the Township of Holmdel 1 tlnn. Atl.inllr IllKtilanils. Pftrtlal view ttreeta .npproj. one hundred feet Bast in; thence Westerly and parallel to erly 50 feet more or less lo a point clerk of said municipality at her of- n- * N'umrM. J.V'.ftXl ILLMKNREK have the (treorallns; donr to yoi of water. ?S.*i00, •_t9I-fl(IC!> if th* East Una of Broad Street) In thi same and corner to Lot 5 ot County ot Monmouth, State of New A'iKM'V. H.'altor.s lit. 34, ColU Neck. West Bergen Place to the center lint Jersey, not already registered In sat fice, residence, . Ill Belshaw Avenue, taalr. A flnt- home Mr W1.000. K. A, icnce Southwardly along tlie rear ot of rlRht of way of C. R. R. of N. J.;Block 52 ai deilgnated on the of- Shrewsbury Township, New Jersey, up AHMSTRDNO ACKNi'Y. MARLBORO aid property one hundred feet from llclal Tat Assessment Map of Marlboro municipality under the laws of New thence Northerly along center ltnt ol Jeraey governing permanent registra- lo and InciiirtlnK Thursday, September Froapect Avc. I.itllp SIIVBF. 741 V) htvtilHful r>r land the center line of Wallace Street. the right of way of G. R. R. or N. J..Township; thence along the latter the 26, 1968, during the following hour*: 4S0O. p thence Easiwardly by a straight lino lol!owing nine (9) courses and distances tion may register or transfer with the j»n*-! Fniir-.ifiinxisii year-round home k and sell. Ev to a point distant One Hundred and clerk ot said municipality at his of- Dally 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., Satur* Mi 1 ind parallel lo Wallace Street to Its (7) Northwesterly — 160 feet more or days, Sundays ami Holidays rxreptM. wi lars' dlnlriK rrmm. Trees nnd O('KA>T~TO\VNS1IIP - - •rlh>nt fur nursery or development. Fifty feet Southerly from the South less to & point; thence (8) Northeast fice. Township Hall, Crawford's Corner p-. nt \i»w Nrw hulkhrail- 24' ('Inr- Manor, Custom 5 even-room ranch, i. n nnrmc. iioniior. ni. M, i^iits Intersection, wllh the center line of Me-ilde ot West Bergen Place; thenct Also September 24, 11, 26, 1958, from ; erly 176 fett more or less to a point, Road, Holmdfi!, New Jersey, up to ttiti jkiff liiHuded J'.K.O'Xl Bur-frit In. Wk. 4 ?-C7tt. Member Mulliplo Llsi- lartn Street, thfnce Northeastwardly Westerly and parallel with West Ber- 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m, or at Com- i-cnr Rarapp. cnvrri«il pntlo Renn Lions the center line of McLaren Street thence (9) Northwesterly 57 feet more and Including Thursday, September ]i\l.i»I !> I.1NPKMANN, Hroher, tirul grouniiB. Mn.ny rrtrns, ng Sorvlcu. sen Place to high water line ot the 2*3, 196S, during the following hours missioner of Registration Office, Hall o il.i intersection with the center line •forth Shrewsbury river; thence South' or less to ft point; thence (10) South- of Record!!, Main Street, Freehold, 8!>44 i \voonRo~AnRE b if Prospect Ave, thenc* Southeast- westerly 121 feet more or less to a Dally 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Sftlnr •rly along the high water line of th« days. Sundays and Holidays cxcepteil New Jersey, up to and Including 1CHV f run tape. Quli lin-iitlnn. At Inn- irly along ihe center line o( Prospect ^orth Shrewsbury river to the center point; thence (11) Northwesterly — 203 Thursday, September 28, 1968. during mmni'ly priced. avenue to tht Intersection with the leet more or less to a point; thence Alftu.Srptpmbcr 20, 23, 24, 25, 26 be In HIphlniHK Rr lino of the Newman Springs Road, thi tween 7:[)0 p.m., and 9:0O p.m. Or a the following hours: Dally 9:00 a.m. HOVSKS FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE INY11EK AOKNCY, Southerly Utie of tho new boundary line joint or place of Beginning. (12) Northwesterly 198 teet more or to 4:30 p.m. Al.in September 24, 25, )f the Borough ot Red Bank (being less to a point; thence (13) Northerly Cumin Isnlonrr of Registration Off Ire 2fi, 19G8, from 9:00 a.m. lo 9:0D p.m. iou!» No. 191) thence Easterly, South- The polling place for the Eleventti — 23* feet more or less to a point; Hall of Records, Main Street, Free- Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays ex- COMMERCIAL PROPERTY •rly. Easterly, Northerly, Eaiterly, Election District Is Westsldt Erglm thence (141 Northeasterly — 232 feet hold, New Jersey, up to and Includ cepted, Northerly, Easterly along the new House. Lelghton Avenue. more or less to a point; thence (IS) Inn Thursday, September 26, 19>8, dur- ing the following hours: Daily 9:00 MIDDLETOWN TWP. — Commercial txiundary llns of the Borough ot Red Twelfth Election District Northwesterly — 322 feet more or lesi On Thursday, September 26, 1!HS, Rank to a point one hundred feet West Beginning at a point where tho cinttr to a point comer to the aame and Ina.m. tt) 4:30 p.m. Saturdays, Sundays the registration books will be closed Property alonK Hwy. 35 or 36. From lino of Wallace Street intersects the and Holidays excepted. Also Septem until after the forthcoming General .TV" to" 10 IBKI MULI.ANEY REAL- )f the center line of Harrison Avenue, line of Lot 30. Block 52 of aald map; litnce Northerly, parallel to the center :enter lino of McLaren Street, the not thence hy the latter the following four- her 24,*2i, 26, 1968, from 9:00 a.m Election lo bp held on Tuesday, No- T 871-MSI. .. Ine of Harriion Avenue and one bun-Northeastwardly along the center lino teen (H> counes ind distances ttfl) to 9:00 p.m. vember 5. 1D68, WKST LONG RRANCIM, N J. — Prn-Irod feet Westerly therefrom lo the ot McLaren Street to the intersection Southwesterly — 5*0 feet more or less On Thursday, September 2G, 1963. Notice of change of residence or ap- slitnnl offlei' imllillnK. "nc Rtory, center line of Mechanic Street, thenca with the center line ot Prospect Ave- to a point; thence (17) Southwesterly the registration "books will he closed plication for transfer of registration .Hi S(]imro fci'i, fully panelo.i, (Ivft Westwardiy along the center line of nue, thenct Southeasterly along the — 528 feet more or lesi to a point: intll after the forthcoming Genera shall be made either by written re- •nis. nlr conilltlonH. nronsliral tile Mechanic Street, to Mi Intersection with center line ot Prospect Avenue to thithence (181 Southwesterly — 551 feet Election to be held on Tuesday, No- quest, forwarded to the Municipal Clerk ling, rjirpt'tcil. Inrgc.pavp.l p.irkinR tho center line of Broad Street, the center lint ot Harding Road, thenct more or lens to a paint; thence (19) vember 5, 1968. or the Counly Board of Elections on lot. nn wrll-travtMrd mail, lantifcapcd point or place of Beginning, Westerly along the center line of Hard- Northwesterly — 1.231 feet more or leas Notice of change of residence or ap- forms provided by said Municipal Rroutnlfl. lot npprnxlmatoly ifi.VxllKV. Ing Road to the boundary lint be- to a point; thence (20) Southwesterly plication for transfer of registration Clerk or Board or by calitng In persnn REALTOR Kctrcrd salt?. Cull George M. Clmmlln, The polling pUce for tlie Second tween the Boroughs ot Red Bank and — 70S leet more or lesi to a point; shall be made either by written re- at the office of the Municipal Clprk 229-01M. Election District Is Independent Fir* jlttlt Silver, thence Southwesterly thence (211 Northwesterly — 1,056 feet quevrt forwnrded to the Municipal Clerk or County Boa.rd of Elections up to Houie, Mechanic Street. _long the boundary line between the more or less to a point; thence (22) or the County Board ot Elections on and Including September 26, 1968. Third Election District Borough,! ot Red Bank and Little Sil- Northeasterly — 91S feet more or leas forma provided by said Munlctpi The polling place for the Township BUSINESS PROPERTY ling at a point where iti» cen- ver to a point one hundred feet South to a point thence (23) Northwesterly Clerk or Board or by calling in persor of Shrewsbury is the Recreation Hall, ;er line ot Wallace Street Ii Intersected of tht center line ot Harding Road, — 294 leet more or less to a point; at the office of the Municipal Clerk Crawford Street. NEW MONMOUTH •- rrntrsslonnl of- Her line of Broad Street, thenne In a general Westerly direction thence (24) Southwesterly — 99 feel or County Board of Elections up to MRS. ANNE SWITEK, fice tiuiiitins. AskinK yn.tm. CM 67i-thence Southerly along the center line parallel to Harding Road and One Hun-more or leio to a point; thence (25) and Including September 26, 1968. Township CWk. dred feet therefrom to the intersection Sept. 20, 23, 19M $39.50 12S0. f Broad Street to its Intersection with Northwesterly — 413 teet more or less The following is a description ol thi [ho center line of Harding Road, thence with a line Ont Hundred feet South to a point; thence (26) Northeasterly Election Districts In the Township o of the Boutherly line of Tower Hill Ejistwnrdly nlong Die center line of — 101 teet more or lesi to a point: Holmdel and tha polling places 1 flEGISTHl AND ELECTION Harding Rond to Us intersection with Avenue, tlwnce Southwesterly parallel thence (27) Northwesterly — 45 feet •am*, to wit: REAL ESTATE WANTED to Tower Hill Avenua lo the Intersection NOTICE mt. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — A Qrodoiii 11-room Rumson hom« ihe center line of Branch Avenue, more or less to a point; thence (28) First Election District thence Southeastward]/ along the cenwith the center lint ol Spring Street, Northeasterly — 330 feet more or BOROUGH OF SKA BRIGHT, > J. thence Northerly along the center lino BEGINNING at a point where th Notice la hereby given that the Dli- • surrcnindfd by toll ooks and h'ckorvs, A worklna bar in ilie sun room, a LIST WITH CONFIDENCE ter line of Hranrh Avenue to the bound teas to a point; thenca (29) Northeast- center line of Line Road Intersects th r r of Spring Street to an Intersection with trlct Board of Election and Registry in fi eriare ft> ilie chilly doyt-oheocJ. A home to please ttie most discrlml- Our 14 profess Inn dl salespeople atf ary line between the Boroughs of Red erly — 295 feet more or less to a center lint of Bethany Road, sail Hank nnd Uttl* Silver, thence North- a line parallel to Wallace Street and point comer to the aame and In the and tor the Borough of Sea Bright, natmo tiuver. Now priced for below approved value* JA5.0OO. rrarty anrl ivM* to market your prop- One Hundred feet South thereof, ibtact point alao being in th« dividing Mn Counly of Monmoutli, Statt of NPW erty iuccpufnlly. enslvvardly along the boundary line be- center line of Texas Road; ther.ee along ttetween Matiwan Township. Raritan Jersey, will meet at the placfl herein- uvn-n Hie Boroughs ot Red Bank and East along the flame line parallel lo the latter (30) Southwesterly - 4.9&0 Township and Holmdel Township: Trade-Inn — Explmnups Wallace Street, to the intersection ot after deiiRnated on Mpmher Multiple Listing Servici-i jiljtle Bilver lo i point One Hundred Feet more or leas to a point In the Thenca (1) in easterly dlrectim oot buck from Harding Road thrnce Wallnce Street and McLaren Slriet, same and in the corporate line between TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, IVM n'.'F. Or A MND — Nothing strreolyped abou! thli gracious Colnnlol! A WALKER A WAL.KEK. Rpallor.i the place or point of Beginning. atong the center In____e of Bethan_ y Roi between the hours of 7:0D a.m. and Shrfw.ihiiry Hnlmricl Vest erly anil Northwesterly to the In- Middlesex and Monmouth Counties; to Its Intersection with the center lin n'p «.RT• i'in. loo, - ion oaks and pine* literally tower over thi house . , . 1 The polling place for the Twelfth 8:00 p.m. for the purpose of conduct- 741-A21Z • 671-W11 tersection with a line One Hundred fee thenco along the latter (31) Southwest- of Old Manor Road; Ing the General Election. ^.c-. ampif footm including o den and a lull dining room, 2li boltis. Twfl South of the Southerly line of Tower Election Dlitrlct Ii the niw tfnt Aid erly — 10.330 feet more or less to Thence (2) tn a southerly direction WE NKKH — Five or six, 2-3 bedroom tun A1 — " •• "and Reicue Squad Building, on ttt the point and place of Beginning. Said General Election will he held r'orlr.ifs (o-ie in,(tie mailer bedroom). F-oIr Haven's finest neighborhood. .venue, thence Westerly parallel alone the center line ot Old Manor neomrs. furnish eil (ir nnfurnlshPit, lo Tow•er Hill Avenue and One Hundred east side of Spring Stieet near Hard- The polling place for the Second Road to Us Intersection with the cenIn said municipality for the purpose Ownp'i mo.'i'ifl lo an oportmtrt, Asking $39,500 Why not se* (nr vouriell? 'roni JM tn S17.S per mnnlli for In-:eet therefrom to the ing Road. Election District la tbe Robertivllle ter line of Brentwood Road; of electing: coming personnel. THK HKK« AGBN- ;he center line of Spring Street, thence JOHN BRTAN, Plrehouse. Route 520. Electors of a President anrl Vli-p- Thence (3) in a westerly dlrectloi P.-esldfnt of thf. United States and "Y, Rt Xt, Mliiiilrlnwn. t>71-1009. • rthorly along Ihe ct'ntrr line of Borough Clerk. ELKOTION DISTRICT #3 along the center line of Brentwooi MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTINGS Spring Street to the intersection with 3e»t, 20, MorganvHie Independent Flrehoos* Road to Its Intersection with Uie cenelecting a Member of tho House of NEEDVACANT LAND " .he line One Hundred feel from the ter line of Chestnut Ridge Road; Kepreflrntatlvefi Tor Uie Third Con- located Illgfewaj #79 gressional nistrlct oT NPW Jersev, N I".-• i,- jfii !,s'n.js .i. ititin Siivpf. S'HfAsini'v, Foil Haven and Runuon Small lot or lurse ITAIMS Ortll MUL- center ot Wallace Street, thence di- ALL that certain tract or parcel oi Thence (*) In a southeasterly direc- Weslwardly and parallel to Wnl .__. AND ELECTION NOTICE a Shed If, and two mpmliers of ihr> I.ANRY REALTY. 671-MM. _^ TOWNSHIP OF MMU.ltORO. N. J. land sltunte In the Townihlp ot Marl- tion along the center line of Chestnut Inre Street by a straight Una to the boro, County ot Monmouth and Statt Rldgt Rood to Its nueripctlon with th Board of Chosen Freeholders for 23 RIDGE ROAD ' 842-0600 RUMSON PKOEVTLY~ NKEPEn - - Two Jind rear of the property on the Soulhensv Notice is hereby given that Dis- th' County of Monmouth and for the trict Boards of Election and Registry of New Jersey, and la more partlcu center tine of Mayfair Road; Ihrec-braro^m homes Ml.Idle town, Tlar- irner of Broad Street (approximately lary described as follows: Thenca (5) In an easterly direction following municipal offices, viz: let vicinity. Wf have buyers wAlting. _>nr HunOrM [eel from Broad Street*. In and for the Township of Marlboro, Two Councilman tor the full term of County ot Monraotilh. State of New BEGINNING at a point In Willow Motif ths center line 6f Mayfair Roat THE KinWAN CO 7S7-MHO ;hence Northwardly to the center line Brook at the corner formed by theto Its interiectlon with the center lin three years each. if W.illare Street thrrtce Westerly to Jersey, will meet at tho places here- One Councilman for the unexplred inafter (.rs!j:rtati.d on corporate line of Mitawu. Township of Telegraph Hill Road; "'"WE'CAN"MULTIPI.E""LIST he center line ot Broad Street, th* ind tht c« rporate line of Holmdel Thence (6> along the center llns o; term of one year. itacp or point o( Beginning. TTES1>AY. NOVEMBER 5, 1(H« Township; thence (1) In a southerly Telegraph Hill Road and along the A Tax Collector for the full term of YOUR HOME Tlie polling place lor the Third Elec- •iwt'i'ti the ho.trs of 7:i\) a.m. nnddirection the various courses and disrarlou- s courses thereof and in a south- four years. Call to4ny unit (tlve details ami CNKh tion Hist net \3 the new First A:rt „ (W p.m. fur the purpose ot conduct- ;&nces about 14,620 feet to a point at erly direction to the center line ol Notice Is hPreby given th.it qualified prior. RTRRUKG THOMPSON fc A3- nnd Rescuf) Squad Building, on the Ire the fionpr.il Elprlif>n. he Intersection of Willow Brook nnd theHolland Road; voters of the Borough or Son Rrtfiht O HKfiO rnsl side of Spring Street near Harding • " General Election will be held centerllne of County Route 620 said Thence (7) tn a weiterly and then County or Monmouth, Stnte of Nrw • Two. llirro Road. in suri munlclpalltj' for the purpoie point being also corner to Atlantic southwesterlttrly direction along the cen-Jersey, not already registered In Vild l.ia'riNiiS WAN'TKP iColti Neck) Township; thence along *______• •*_!.__ _ -^ . _ . _ • nnd [mir-iii'dnnnn ln' i-s In Little Sil- Fnarth Election Dlntrlct ter lint off HHolland Road crosaing the municipality under the laws of NPW Beginning al a point wherp Uie cen- KliM-tors of a Prcsliirnt and Vicc- Mid Route 520 and Atlantic (Colts Garden State Parkway to the cen-Jersey governing permanent registra- vrr, Kiiniflon. MltMh- louii Area. Fo Neck) Township (2) Westerly 8.165 fiM fffU-tnil pprviri* rail E A ARM-er line of Bmad Street Is Intersected rrosMfnt of the 1'nltril Stales anil ter line of the Crawford! Corner Road; tion may register or transfer with thn viih tlip ornter line of Hardlnft Road, e.'vtniK :i M en.her of Uie IIpus*? point at Thence (8) along the center line o clerk ot said municipality at her nf- STHONtt AHKNTY. Kcnltor. ftM Feet more or less center Una U" Crawrordl Corner Road and In I l'rns|"M't Avc \A\UOStlvrr 741-4MiV ,hpnpe Knslwardl/ along the center lino of Hoprr^oniiitives for the Third the Intersection of the firc, Borough Hall, 1099 East Ocean hiriltiif. Road to its intersection with c.npr.'.sslonnl IM strict of New Jer-of County Route 520 nnd the center line northwesterly direction to th* ctntei Avenue, Sea Brifrht, New Jersrv inrh Avenue, tin*nee Southeastward- flt'y, a Sheriff, and two members of ot Conover Road; thence by the Utter line of the Holmdel Road: up to and Including Thursday, Sep- URGENT {or CASH BUYERS ly along ttie center line of Branch l!i,- Btun! u[ ChasL'n Freeholders for 13) Northwesterly 3,310 feet more or leas Thenca (9) In at weiterly direction tember 23. IMiS .during ihr following U'I'IHM' in the curved bound Ary line hi1 C.vmiy -if Monmnuth. and for the lo a point in the same; thence by along tba center line of ihe Holmdti hours: Daily 9:00 a.m. lo 12 00 Noon 0I.t\NlAL if the Borough ot Red Bank. South, 'ollitwinK 'municipal oftirra viz: ihe same Mt Northerly 930 feet more or Road to the center line of VanBrackle 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.,. SatunUvs' 'n-p'.ip Arr imilhwrst nml West flkmc thp hmitnlary One Ciiundlnuin (or the unexplred less to a point In the same; thence Road: Sundays and • Holidays fxcenlnl Al ine between the Boroughs of Red Bank :erm of one year. Hill by the same (5) Northwesterly Thenca (ID) ID a northwesterly and so September 21, 2"., 26 IJJW" |1P COLTS NECK ill) feet more or leas to a point In thi SMALL KANt'l ind Little Silver to tho center line Notice In hrrt'by nlvon that qiialiflert then weaterly direction along the cen-tween the hours of 7:00 p.m. anrl !) flO if Broad Sin ft. tticni'f nortltwarilly rulers cf Hit1 Township of Marlboro, lame and corner to Lot 4 ot Block ter line of VanBrackle Road the various p.m, or at Commissioner of RoclMn along the center lln* of Droatl Street to - ,' Miuinm'.ilh, SLile of Ne.,w 42 as designated on tho Official Tax courses thereof to the center line tlon Offices, Hall ot Records «"„ Une Road; Mjsgnifi -*nf cuitom biJM + four-b*d»oom, 2''; bflfh Colonifll lo- s inter sort Ion w;th thp renlpr line Jersey imt atrendy rosisUrrd In «it Southwesterly Thence (it) lo a northerly direction and Including Thursday, September •>" eated'in one of ihe moit ic*n c Atet\t of +h« tewmhip. Sp*- Beginning. T.i*.--ti ROvfrnlnK.M-.ipnLnRn permanenr.nr 1.1 Aitnhlt mropht tw\ _liq_:.n-t-%_.__-i _ • . ._._. along the center Una of Line Roar! and 1968, during Uie following hours- T>,n?lw Putr'i Lane Hti:iil M.irir.oro or 1390 feet more or less 10 a point cornel along the boundary tine between Mata- I1''1 11.1 Mii-!>110 • Kvi'iiinpst Tlie polling place for thi Fourth JCItc- tlon niny register transfer wllh the to the aame; thenco by the"iim« (7 ft.OOR.m. td 4:30 p.m. Al?n Spmnmhrr cioui cjuntry kitchen with dining area, paneled lamIIy room on District is at DID Junior High chTk or snld municipality al til.i real- wan Township and Holmdel Township 24, 25. 26. 1M8. from fl.oo «„ ,J Mrmlvr C M.M 1. S. Southeasterly 320 Feet more or lesi to a to the center line ol Bethany Road School. Branch Avenue. p.m. Saturday-,, Sundays nnj ilpnce-nffke. Mnin Sirprl. Mnrlboro, point corner to the same; thence by th ind to the point ot Beginning. with fireplace, built-in bookcaiei and cabineti on firepUct TWO-HEPHnitM Hol'SE Fifth Klet'Hon Illntrlrt New Jersey, - by cont.ictlnp the town same (81 Southwesterly 1073 feet man Holidays excepted, N, 2ii. 1968, from 9:00 a.m. tnBlock 41; thence by the latter (12) line ol Palmer Avenue Is lnteraected M.'nmouth Street to Us intersection 9 (hi p.m, S.ituniays, Sundays and Southwesterly 330 feet mort or less to a by the boundary Une between Holmdsi J. D. ROCHE AGENCY i:\TKIiS nith the center line of ths tracks or Holidays excepted. point corner to the umi and corner and Raritan Townships: mad l»d ot the New Jersey Southern On Thursday, September 26, 1!>68, Northerly along the linn of Route 71 Tbtnca (l) In a south westerly direc- Harry M. Hold. New Shrews- rail rond thence Northwardly along the the registration baokn will be closed to Lot T Hock J4; thence (13) tion along Iti*. ctnler Una of Palmer cluding September 26 For the best in Colts Neck cenlrr of the tracks of the New Jer- of Bl linrv Vis i>nlrnvl hie fr.Kh- until ft f ter 1he forthcoming fieneral IB,300 feet more or less to tha intersec- Avenut td the center lint of Stats The polling place for ththee B^OUR' U nf sey Southern r nil road, to th* shore of Elertlrtn tit be held on Tuesday, No- tion of the same with the corporate Hlahway Route 35: ea Bright Is locateltd dat the Ftr. u nm\, n.is innnn nis irtsn Ihe North Shrewsbury river. tNave- vembfT !i. IMS. lint ot Mataw&n Townahlp; thince (U. Hoi CALL 462-274! r Thence (3) continuing in a southweat- 1098 fcut Ocean Avon f ffi .. , unk). ' thence Southeast*ardly and Nut Ice- of crmriKe ot residence or ap- Easterly along th j corporkti lint ot • rly direction and along th* boundary HIGHWAY 34 " COLTS NECK man year ailt CTarki IS 111n CCollene POM 01, iNorihensiwiin'ly along the shore of theplication for trailer of rejdatration Matawan Township l,W .eel to a point line between Ulddt*town Townihlp and r North Shrewsbury river to lh» centtr shall he "made either by written re- where the same tr intersected by Holmdel Township to th* center lln* "ARY URSflN Mr. and Mrs, Harry G. Hod, lins between the property belonging to quest forwarded |P the Municipal Clerk Gravelly Brook; Lheocs (15) Along th* tt loath Laursl Avanus wtur* th* Sept. 20, 23, 19G8 Borough Clerk • LEGAL NOTICE • LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE • LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE THE DAILY ROISTER, Friday, S«pt 20, 196&-25 thence <4) in northerly lr n

y the Borough line; on the north by uth by the center lln* of RId|e Iload fithH from thle datp. inis against fire and the ipreaQ At any time before the sale, tha undersigned will receive payment and continuing In a generallgenerslly southerly the center Une of Hance Road thence Liletrai Brook projected to the tou!h- (1 on the east by the canter line o[ Dated: September lath. 1068 ernof. the amount due on the above property with the interest an! oosu bv- and southwesterly direction following 1) In a northerly along the irn boundary of Jhnwibury Park #1 nghtm Arcnue. JOHN WAJ1REN, JR. D. A theatre containing an arra lurrcd up to Uie time of piivment thae shore Unlinea ofiTown Necfeck Creek and centet r Unli a ot HH«nca « Road andd ththe and Falrflild, thence along toe dlvli- The polling place for the JFIret 17* Buttnnwoori Drive excfsit of 30,000 square feet may Dattd; fepteintxr 19. 1468 Parker Creek a a point where thi center line of Hance Itoad extended I2S*• - 1 'i- n*<"?«!, tt •hrew.tmr-™y, Park ectlon District Is Oceanlo Fire Worn' Fair Haven, New Jersey eonitmtted. IRENE C. fOtBY •First Election District Interaioti tni to IU lntenectlon with th* ioutherly p* tod r*lrfleld dtrelopmenti pro- ny'e Fire House, cornir River Road Bo If Executor E. Individual buildings having an Collector crTai.s northerly short Una of Firker Creek; uhoro line of Lhe Navefllnk (North tcitd to Sycunori Aremi*, Uienc* d Allen Street, Kumsoo. )pt. 20, 27, Oct. 4, 11 123.00 ca ol less than 5,000 square leet lept 30, V. Oct. i, u ' MOM 9—Film—M»t HOW— aS-THE DAILY REGISTER, Friday, S^tmbtr 20, YM. *•»/ Cummlfw-2 hn. SI^Big Plqfw*—Army-~cotor Television Program Listings 47—Film—La Mu|*r Dtswdo— 13 Gambles 38 Baby Joan Bennett-90 mln, >;» 19 While carriage Q. t.-.- WCnS-TV Ch. 4 „„ WNBC-TV Ch. 5 WNEWTV Ch. 7 ..... WABC-TV 2—Petticoat Junction—Color poplar 391/ong hike 7—Hollywood Palace—Color PUZZLE Cta. 9 WOR-TV Ch. 11..... WPIX-TV Ch. it _ WNDT-TV 31-Plano Recital 22 leaving 41 Coil 1l:M 47_Wrestllno—Washlnqtoft, D. C. By Cora Goodman 24 Faithful 42 Precious FRIDAY S~l Love Lucy—Corned/ 2—Monnlx—Myitery—Color AFTERNOON 7_News—Frank Reynolds—Color *:« 5—News—Scharmen—Color 31_ News ATONTOWN 25 Examine an heritage 4:00 11—Book Beat—Interview 11—College Talent—Variety-Color 7.00 ACROSS 44 Undulate 7-Home Party—Color 31—Living For the Sixties 31—Travelogues account 45 Sty 2—News—Roger Muddr-Color DRIVE-IN 4-Motch Gome—Color 7:10 10:M 1 It's a 45 Comely 4—New York Illustrated—Color 26 Cruel 46 Fruit S—rVWqhty Mou«—Color 2—Wild Wild Wes1— Color 5—Branded—Western 542-4200 palindrome 4fiCoin 4—High Chaparral—Color 5—1 Love Lucy—Comedy 7—Around the World—Travel—Color 47 Altercation 7—Dork Shadows—Color 9_Fllm—The Magnificent 5e^en— C 27 Prized fur 9—Film—Eighteen ond Anxious— S—Truth or Consequencev-QtjIi—Color 11—Pot Boone—Variety-Color 47 Time period Yul Brynner—2 hrs.—Color 6 Rise Mary Web5ter--70 mln. 7—Off To S"e the WIzord-Color 47—Film—Tres Hombres Molos— 28 American 4!) Patriarch's 31—Community Action 11 -Three Stooors—Color 9—What's My Line?—Game Raul de Anda—90 mln. 10 N.A.S.A. 48 Kind of flu 7:30 educator title 31—Around the Clock—Police 11 — Rat Patrol—Drama—Color Official 51 Over U—Festival—Comedy 2—Prisoner—Adventure—Color (Continued On Next Page) 23 Leave- 40 French rive .4 4:55 4—Adom-t2—Drama—Color 14 Cognizant 52 Bitter herb 2_-Nf«s—Edwords-Color 31—Brooklyn Colleie MR. UGLY HITS TOWN^ taking: arch. M)l!no 9-1 Spy—Drama—Color 41—News—Corrlgan—Color Mike Henry In 11 —Voyage—Adventure—Color 10:45 "TARZAH & THE GREAT RIVER" Rosemarys Baby summer china 13—Innlej Para Todos 47—Variety Hour—Lama—Color 31—Film 11:00 PLUS CARTOONS ...„, John Cassavetes «:« 2—News—Bob Young—Color Tecrncotor A Paramount Picture 31—News—Paul Mnnacrier ^—News—Jim Hart:—Color Suooested lor Mature Aurtencss 4:55 5—Donald O'Connor—Variety—Color CASINO 7—Weather—Anloine -Color 7—News—Roger Grlmsby—Color Keansburg 787-0300 Bummr 7:00 9—Film—The Nun and the Sergeant— 2~News--Walter Cronklle—Color Robert Weber—90 mln. 4—News—chet Huntley, DavlrJ M-NFL This Week-Football-Color NOW THROUGH TUESDAY Brlnkley—Color 11:10 4—Weather—Fie Id-Co lor 7—Wearher—Antolnc—Color "Hang 'em High 11:15 4~News—Jim Hortz—Color ALSO STARTS SATURDAY AT THE MAYFAIR 7—News—Roger Grlmsby—Color 17—Film—Todos Somos Necesarlos— Alberto Closas—90 mfn, At The 11:35 4—Sports—Kyi* Rote—Color 11:10 2—Film—Return of the Texan— 2 m) SOUIHJCT. RIE. 3513S Dole Robertson—1 hr., 50 mln. 4—Johnny Carson—Color HAZLCT 264-2200 Charm Salt and Movies 7—Joey Bishop—Color }|—Film—Sea Devils- Christopher Pepper RED DANK Rock Hulson—90 mln." JackLemmcm andWilterMattlWB 12:30 CARI.TON- 5—Alan Burke—Color me (JIIIKI'HVII 7.IW: 7:2.'i; fl .no o-Fllm-Color TheOddCoupM/" K/1T A SUN. - Bin Rundown 2:00: 12:45 VIKI; (i(M(- 8:IHl; ]O;0fl. '•' 9—In Depth—Discussion—Color mm EATONTOWN 17—News—Arturo Rodriguez 1:00 IAWMU OMMUNITY— 4— News— Jim Coins—Color man Srrrt-t Life of ftn Amorlt-Rn Wife 5—Eleventh Hour—Drorria L'.IKt; 7:311; !>.3O. 7—Film—The Lost Man on Earth— RAT. * SPN Srr.rot hilf of Bn Vincent Price—1 hr., iO mln, ytinnrkan Wile 2.00; 4:00; 6:00; 8:00; 9—News 11—News—Lee Nelson—Color )1UVE-IN— 1:15 4—Film—Carry on Cleo— Frtl, A SAT. — ('artnnnn 7:30; TMf EATONTOWN ASBURY PARK (illivlown I:-JO: 11:30; Rough Night Sidney James—90 mln. In Ji-rlohn 10:00 .SUN. niBCunilrnvTi 7:30; 11:00; 2—News—Color OMMUNITY AYFAIR HoilBh Night In Jrrirho fl:30, 1:25 542-4201 775-8811 L()N(i BRANCH 2—Film—The Remarkable Mr. Penny, packer—Clifton Webb— I JAItONKT- 1 hr., 45 mln.—Color Concert Pianist-Composer c c Tl\r Hell With Homes 7:00; 10:M; 2:00 5-New> cA HHaitous Ekd' Overnight, a Star... SAT • • Klildlp Simw: Adventured 3:10 nf Rlnlmd 2:00; The Hell With Heroes 2—Film—Another Port of the Forest— SininSu&jrbia- Over Many Nights, a Woman! Is Teaching in Red BankKA'r, .If!:!.1): Mndlgan 5:00; 8:30. Fredrlc March—2 hrs., 10 mln. Rl'N. - Spanish Show — Continuous EXCLUSIVE! 1st N. J. Showing! NOW! all day. SATURDAY BED BANK — Cnnstantine FREEHOLD AFTERNOON Stronghilos, concert pianist and , 4:00 MALL- 2—5occer—Color composer, is residing and •nioronghiy Modern Millie T:flO; 9:35. A—Baseball—Color SAT. Tliornuglily Modem Millie 9—Film—Sombra, the Spider Woman— NEPTUNE OTy teaching liere. 2:1.'; 1:4V 7:20; 9:50. Carol Forman—2 hrs. After winning many city and SUN. 'Die Ric (Sundown 2:00; 13—Lotln America 3:»; 5:35; 7:40; 9:40. 31—it's Fun to Read—Discussion statewide competitions, and re- ASBUKY PARK 4:30 ceiving critical acclaim for his 5—Secret Agent—Dromo LYRIC- 11—Horse Race^—Belmont—Color The Most Talked About Movie Around! performances as a 12-year-old lnlerlndc 2:11); 7:10; 9:20. 31—Films From Frf^e prodigy, he attended the Taft HAT. * Sl'N, — Kiddle Show: Heidi 5:00 •.MM; Interlude 5:30; 7:30; 8:40. 7—Wide World ol Sports—Color School in Watertown, Conn., 11—Outdoorsman—Hunting—Color MAYFAHt- 31—Survey ot the Arts and graduated from the New BIB Gundown 2:110; 7:00; 9:30. 5:15 York College of Music, where SAT. * Sl'N, nig Gundown 2:10: 47—Film 3:M; S:M>; 7:55; 9:5S. 3:30 he later served on the faculty. T. JAMES- 5—Man From U.N.CL.E.—Drama- fir.no With the Wind 8:0O. Color At 18 he was the recipient of SAT. A SUN. — Gone Wl* Ul« Wind 1—Batman—Adventure—Color the Ossip Gabrilowicz Scholar- 2:00; 8:00 31—Lee Graham—Interview 47-Fllm-Color ship Award and the Rachma- FARMINGDALE EVENING ninoff-Piano prize. SHORE DRIVE-IN- 6:00 THE SECRET LIFE rirtcKmT'TlST SwcelTfoVftntirr 7:45; 2—Leave It -To Beaver—Comedy- \f*n* LEGEND of Mr. Stonghilos studied with Thomas (Town Afmlr 10:00; Double 9—Real McCoys—Comedy ( OF AN LYLAH CLARE Professor Miguel Castcllanos, \lnn 11:1(1. 11—Superman—Adventure—Color SAT. ft SUN. • Thnmni Crown At- 31—Focus On Books—Discussion AMERICAN WIFE a pupil of Leopold Damrosch ftir 7 20; 11:20; Swerl November 47—Congressional Report 6:30 and friend and associate of F.d- NEPTUNE CITY 2—News—Tom Dunn—Color ward MacDowell and Franz 5—Fast Draw—Game—Color NEPTUNE CITY- 7—Suspense Theater—Dromo—Color Liszt. He studied composition Tlierese A U;)ltp| 7:20; 9:30 9—Dcoth Valley Days—Drama—Color SAT Kl.Ulr Rlinw; 1,00; Thfreie 11—Peter Merlin-Variety—Color and conducting with the late A lsnl'ellp ,v.'tO: fi.lVt; 1(1:15. 31—Italian Panorama Wallingford Riegger, one of the Conslanline Slrnnnhllos SI'N. • TIIITMI' * lsantlln 2.00 most outstanding contemporary GALA OPENING Ilis nimposilions for edli "MANASQUAN composers. « AUiONQMN- have IKTII performed at thi VI! I. A SAT. — How Siveet It Is Dance Tonight Casals Festival in Swilzrrlam 2.DC; 7:lo; 9:15 Sl'N. ^ lira Sweet It 1» 2 00; 3:« Hightstown Country dub •tarring ESSYPERSSON ri. and in oilier citii's in Kurnpi Andy Wells Band — Admission and Anna Gael aa Iubelle and Israel. Two piano otiidos "IBRH'KTOWN 1.5S — Fcr Folks 20 and Over Produced and Directed by RADLEY METZGER and a sonata have boon per- BRICK PLAZA- — Don't Miss The Big Opening A production of Amaurdun Film Corporation / FlInMd In ULTnABCOPE formed extensively in tins conn' The Rip f'.undown 7 ?."i; ? ;?. Dance Fun Night—Walt Mellor SAT, A SUN Hit rundown 2 IS throurt ?S AUDUBON FILMS try. <:::>; 6,2:1; s 2.s; 111 10 —Sat. Night—JOD Much a Every l.AURKLTON Wed. For Folks 25 and Over Mr. Strnnphilos is a lirothoi "It's The Lively Place To Go" of Mrs Kdward llnsell of I.m DItlVEIN- i':irlntm< 7 IS: NIK r.undmvn 7 10 rroft and Col. George Strong- U HI. Slinkiest r.'in in ttie West SAT. S, Sl'N. • liic Ruurlnwn 7:1.S; AIR CONDITIONED hilos of Fl. Mnnmnutli, now sla- HI i.\; Sli.ikli

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For Your Convenience OSkARWERNER RIVER CIRCUS" North of Red Bank Tickets Are Also Members $1.00 JHI0N HOUSE MIDDLETOWN On Sale At The Non-Members $2.00 i nie Food ond a , T(1\V\- CARLTON THEATRE Delightful Atmosphere Don't Forget Your T'lo O,1,i fouple 7.2H: 9 30 SAT * srx Ttif Odd Couple Whari Ave. 741-1500 Red Bonk New Membership :' if; 3 4H 5 10 7Mt; 9:50. CCIUUSIA . IIAZLET nciusfs p | PI.A/A- THE BIG LONG BRANCH I 'l'h.> KIR cundnwn 7:25: 9:2.V TOMORROW AND SAT \- Sl'N T'le Blp Rundown ARONET •.'.'.'."i; I 2.'i; ti::Vi; 8:2.i; 10:10. SATURDAY ROITF, 35 DRIVE-IN- [$| ummiw-mnism' 229-3381 EVENING KKl . SAT ^ Sl'N, - - Salt A Pepper I WILFRED 1 7.ili ; 11 M>; Kigtit on tlio L^m 9.25. KEYPORT STRAND- They all had something to sell... „?! Beauty School KK! . SAT. A- Sl'N, ~ Rosemnry's Ehold MAII] courage... sex ...corruption! Mi 420 BANGS AVE.. ASBURY PARK, N. J. 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BIS Gun- ' wlrh ESSY PERSSON K 1 PHONE rio^n li.oo rt . 10 00 NO ONE UNDER II PLEASEI P'N Hlf ':un;lou-n 2 DO; 4 00; I RT. 35 DR. IN 6 0-.'. C iHi, 10,1X1. •" | Stead 40 Means of. THE DAILV HEGlSTEfl, Friday. Sept. 20, 1964-27 Igoe 10 Life transporta- Man and Nature Have Joined PUZZLE 11 Ellipse tion ' Walk Slated 12 In — 41 Prepare to "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean By B. A. Heimblnder 1$ Obstruction travel ACROSS 44 Wiser 21 Few 43 —rubber Saturday, September 21 Tomorrow To Provide Beautiful Center 23 - Beach 1 Stouts' 45 Grammati- 44 English gun Present—For You and Yours • • • OtttlOBl FREEHOLD - The natural- HOLMDEL — Nature and i shade or decorativeness or a partners cal structure Fla. 46 Snitch ist for the Monmouth County amphitheater. Each is sur- good for dealing with parents and other older people, man have been working hand combination of both. For exam- rounded by nearly 100 Mon-5 City 47 Travel aid 25 Calyx leaf 48 Pressed Park System, K. T. Kellers 27 Otherwise: .Attend to matters of Jong standing arouftd the bouse* in hand to make a showplace ples, there are 385 evergreens mouth red geraniums. 10 Beds structure 50 Hawksbill will guide a fall wildflower Lat. turtle In afternoon, friends and neighbors may be too ttlk- of the grounds surrounding the for year-round greenery; 92 Im- These imposing planters 14 Expansive 49 The Red walk along Igoe Road in Pleas- 82 Chum 52 Strikes ative-and too argumentative—to suit you, but bt Garden State Arts Center. perial Locusts and 154 Sugar greet visitors as they reach the 15 Exalt 51 Long ant Valley in Marlboro tomor- 29 "The 53 Mine patient with them. Not a good time Iff make binding As anybody who has been Maples for shade; and 296 lit- landing at the top of broad con- 16 Bath's river journey row. Thinker" entrance agreements, personal or business, tfiere knows, the landscape tle leaf Lindens, major shade crete steps which rise from the 17 Part of QED 52 Get trans sculptor 54 Jot The parks system said the abounds with color and loveli- trees with pretty, fragrant blos- main plaza. In the center of 18 Assemble portation 30 Great — 55 Morsel The Day Under Your Sign shoulders of the road, one of ness, partly because of the nat- soms. the plaza is a circular area anew 56 Wild ass 32 Greek letter 57 Hurricane 1'ibri. S.p). 23 1o CM. 32 the few dirt roads left in the ural beauty of the picturesque The maples, of course, pro- containing some 1,800 plants, 19 Pro - 60 Adored one -ritL Corn Mar.2t to Apr. I ? 33 Merchandise 58 Ages Not % Ttiy important Aty. r»oplt ire in a Krlmu »6O*— county, contain a good number countryside and mainly because duce showy autumn colors as including annual periwinkle, 20 Patterned 61 Compound You'll tnjof puiierine wound juit whin jtou fttl ttiitUU 34 Steeple 59 Balance for i chinK«t of the common, and in some of careful design. well as shade. So do some of dusty miller and dwarf mari- fabric suffix with odds and ttidi, 22 Pictured 63 Expose 37 Bracer 62 Dined Taurui. April 20 to May 20 Scorpio. Oct, II •» N«. II cases, rare herbs and wildflow- Such careful design was car-the other varieties. gold. Hexagonal' asphalt blocks Close friend ftiay be instru- C.ivt i hind if iiked; otbtnrJH 64Broz mental in helping you achieve trmain in the biekRTOUBd* St ers. ried out at the direction of Others classified as shade form parts of the design and tour talk 24 Small value 65 — Davis Solution to Yesterday's Puzzle a cherished goal, timlrntindinir. chairman Sylvester C. Smith trees are London Planetrees, also serve as stepping stones SagitUriu!. Nov.22ls DK.2 I The walk will begin at coins 66 Woe Gimini. Miy 21 4o Jont 1\ Jr. of the New Jersey Highway Weeping Willow, Sweet Gum, among the plants. Finances you sought some lima Visiting, entertaining in tht 10 a.m. from the north junction 26 Graf - 67 "The Man" nnmnn RPinn nnnra ago' may he available BOW. Cul* liorae brini ouch jUlton un- Authority, which built the cen-Redbud, Washington Haw- The evergreen periwinkle was der current rijl.' of Igoe and Pleasant Valle 27 Was 68 Pegasus ••••B UEDtl DHHB mintte deal ter on its parkland along the thorne, Willow Oak, and Redused widely about the plaza QHHQH UGtiCIDQUUU Capricorn. Die. 22 Is Jan. 20 Roads. niggardly 69 Heroic deed Cancer. Juris 22 fo JJT/ 21 Mtke liiil a tlWT VttteMl by Garden State Parkway. He Oak, New Jersey's official with some 16,000 in all having DUB GEKDfl L3UUUB It wilt tnlte tact and otmiiilcri> eatcfinr to wiloci M VUm 31 Darts DOWN tioa 1O iron out preKnt dtf(ttul- Mr. Kellers has had an arti- stressed the need to maintain State tree. been under planted on the UBBCI QUUH -with whom you shirt TOUT 35 Rot 1 Frightened tiei at liome, Irnme. cle published in the September- Among the plantings noted slopes of pine at the four cor- the countryside beauty of the 36 Florida 2 Italian coin Uo.July2MoAtij.JI Aquiriui. Jan. 21 fs FtV. If October issue of "News Leaf," setting. primarily for their beauty are ners. Landscape trainees from Dap fatoriblf for nirrnt 3!rttrr-than-lTeriKV da?, but It county 3 Cheese inpr tiei of a /feet i on wiUi can be improved iritlt ue xi|ht official publication of the Gar 180 Pink Dogwood, 122 Siberian the parkway's Neighborhood friendi and neighbors, Man's main job in this con- 39 Cipher 4 Lay away •ttitude towird others. den Club of New Jersey. It is Crabapple, 87 Flowering Cher- Virgo. Aug. 22 ia S«f>». 11 Piic.i. Fab. 20 to M«rt>! 20 nection was to concentrate on Youth Corps program played 40 French aunt 5 Become HUG DOUG DGBDDO entitled "To Touch or Not to ry, 74 Magnolia Kobus and 6 a big part in this special work. Lure out vistcd motion. Con* FiKtuii lure * spirit of «d- the development of scenery to 41 Beautiful vigorous centrale oa tbort-aiu to lioute* venture tow. Go all cot t* atk* Weeping Cherry. 0DC1B DGBH hold chores, Touch," and discusses the na blend with the established en- Winter-creeper and daffodils woman 6 Spanish thi iti d The Weeping Cherry trees ture of fall plants—some good vironment and meanwhile com- also were planteduextensively 42 Etruscan hurrah CFitld EntaprutJ. lot, 1M> to eat, some as useful herbs plement the striking white con- are in separate 10-foot, con- about the grounds. Most of the goddess 7 Endure crete tub planters which spread and others of some economic crete amphitheater, screen the shrubbery is "Tallhedge" Buck- 43 Lighter 8 Canals: anat. ENNIS THE MENACE % Hank Ketcham value. Copies are available at vehicular parking areas and across the main entrance to the thorn — some 900 plants of it. the park system's office here. decorate walkways and roads. 1 2 1 This task involved the instal- lation of more than 1,700 trees, li some 18,000 ground-cover TV Listings n LOBSTERS plants, 18!/2 acres of topsoil, 3,- (Continued) 47—Italian Mlnlaturpi—MJSIC 000 pounds of grass seed, 10 7:00 3D tons of fertilizer, 44,000 square 11:00 2-Lossle-Advenlure-Color 2—News—Tom Dunn—Color 4— New Adventurei ol Huckleberry feet of sod, 600 tons of peat 5—Alan Burke— Discussion—Color Finn—ChHrfren—Color 7—News—Keith AAcBee—Color 7-Lond ol th« Glonts—Color humus, 385 cubic yards of fir 9—Film—Angel Baby- 9—Film—The Gaiebo— George Hamilton—2 hr!., 15 mln. bark mulch and 18 tons of ma- Glenn Ford-J hrs. 11:15 11-12 O'Clock Won—Oramo nure. 7—Local News—Noble—Color 31—Big Picture—Army—Color 11:30 47—Film—Cuotro Contra El Mundo— It also required other land- 2—Film—The Diamond Queen- Letlca Palmo—2 hrs. DORIS 'N ED'S Fernando Lamas—1 hr., 40 mln.— scaping operations like the Color 2—Gentle Ben—Adventure—Color SEAFOOD RESTAURANT digging and hauling of tons of 7—Film—Experiment In Terror- 4-Walt Disney's World—Color Rita Haywortn—3 hrs,, 40 mln.— 31-FOCUJ On Booki— Interview U Shore Dr., Highland! earth, the removal of many Color 11—It li Written—Talk—Color J-Ed Sulllvon—Variety-Color 872-1565 trees and shrubs to the park- ll:oo 5—Film—Down to the Sea In Ships— way's own nursery that did 4—News—Bob Teague—Color Rlchord Wldmark-2 hrs. "HOUSE OF 11—Continental Minlalures 7—FBI—Color not fit into the overall Arts 47—News—Arturo Rodriguez 11—Honeymooners—Comedy GOURMET SEAFOOD" 12:10 31—Brooklyn Colleoe Center pattern and, after the 4—Weather—Nicholson—Color !:M S3 61 plantings, the cutting of grass 12:15 4-Mothers-lrtLow—Color Pick Your Own Lobiter Out 4—Newi—Bob Teauue—Color 51—Survey of trw Arts (O and the trimming and spray- 12:25 I:M of Our L!v« Lobster Tank! ing of foliage. 4—Sports—MH Allen—Color 7—Vladimir Horowlti—Color 12:30 4—Bonanta—Color et The 1,700 trees were selected 4—Johnny Corson—Color 7-Rlm-T.orta the Greek— CLOSED TUESDAYS 11—Big Picture—Color Anttiony Qulnn—7. hrs., 45 mln. with views toward providing 1:00 9-WHIIom F. Buckley Jr.—Color 67 5-Newi 11—Naked City—Oroma ¥•••••••••••••••••••£ 1:10 31—Dramatic Experience 2—News—Color 47-Llllo Laio-Varlety 1:15 •:» 2—Film—The Happy Time— 47—Maid at Your Service—Comedy- Chorles Boyer—1 hr., 50 mln. Color DANCING P—News and Weather li:M i:S« » 2—Mission: Impossible—Color 4—Film—Twentieth Century- 4-Phylllj Oilier—Color EVERY FRI. & SAT. NIGHT 5—News—Scharmen—Color Bridge Advice John Barrymore—90 mln. 'OKAY, WHOTDOKMY PLATE WHILE with • 1:50 9—Film—Two Women— 7— Fllm-Heod of a Tyronl— -Sophia Loren—2 hrs. I WAS ftWONSWITHfeTiy?* Massimo Glrol"— 1 hr., 45 mln. 11-Rawhide—Western If you like razzle-dazzle am 31—Film CANDY and BEAU 3:(5 hanky-panky you may enjoy 2— Film—Mvsery Submarine— 47—Film—Maria Eugenia— North dealer jor your Listening and Dancing Pleasure Morla Felix—00 mln. Mocdonold Carfv—i hr., 35 mln. hand played in the recent na North-South vulnerable 4:« 11:11 tional tournament in Minne Off Broad St. Coffee House 2—Film—Back to God's Country- 5—Mayor Lindsay—Color NORTH Rock Hudson—1 hr., 35 mln.—Color 31—Mayor Lindsay—Color apolis. Mrs. Gayle Clarke, run Broad St. Nut t» Foil Offltt, Red lank THE SPIRIT SPOT 1):M 4 J95 SUNDAY 2—News—Reoioner—Color ner-up in the Mixed Pai COCKTAIL LOUNGE AFTERNOON O 753 4:00 4—News—Bob Teoaue—Color open 7 days a week 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. 11-Word ol Life-Color Championship, used the r- SYCAMORE AVE. 542-1774 TINTON FALLS 2—Foce the Notion—Color O AQ652 11:10 4—Pro Football—Color and h-p in making a doubtful 4—Weather—Nicholson—Color 4 A8 FRIDAY NIGHT '<••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••£! 7—Like It Is—Color slam. 9—Fllm^-The Girl-Getters— 11:15 WEST EAST JIM HUTCHESON and THE MAXWELLS Oliver Reed—1 hr., 55 mln. 2—News—Tom Dunn—Color Mrs. Clarke's bid of twi 4 876 4 AK1Q42 31—Consultants at Lorpe 4-News— Bob Teoque—color 47—Panorama R.A.I.—Newsreel 11:21 spades on the South han c? 642 v n SATURDAY NIGHT Unique Atmosphere 4— Sports—Mel Allen—Color 4:15 I1.-N caused some of the- mischief, O J10 3 0 87 4'—Film—Geloslo— 2—Film—Love Me or Leove Me— THE MIXED BAG Rolando Lupl—w mln. 4J975 +K1042 Doris Day—2 hrs.. 25 mln.—Color Her partner, Bill Flannery, as 4:30 Good Food (12 to 12) 4—Film—Dlngoko— SOUTH J-Block Letters-Llteroture—Color sumed that the cue-bid showed SHOWS AT 8:30 and 10:30 Stanley Baker—1 hr., 35 mln.—Color (Luncheon Special) 11—Auto Roclno—Color • Q3 5—David Sussklnd—Discussion—Color the ace of spades or a void 31—Stolen Island Today II—Encounter—Religion C? AKQ109 J:W coupled with a very powerfu 47—Spanish Drama 5—Dlol M For Music—Color O K94 ll:4S hand. Flannery's jump to six rm 5-Mon From U.N.C.L.E.-Drama 7—News—Kellh McBee—Color 7—Film—Armored Command- hearts was perhaps as ambi • Q63 Howard Keel—2 hrs. i 11:110 tious as Mrs. Clarke's bid was North Eart Sorth We«« 11—Film—Wlnqs Over Alrlco— '—Local Newt—Noble—Color •—Film—The Brasher Doubloon- 10 14 2 4 3 4 Joan Gardner—60 mln. misleading. George MontBomery—90 mln. CLARE 31—Philosophy—Discussion 11—Equal Time—DlKusslon—Color Pas* Pass 4 0 P«M •|J AMD 5:30 47—News—Arturo Rodrlgutz West opened the si?: of 6 V All Pan —3—Amateur-4Hour—Color. IMS spades, and East won with the 5:45 7—Film—The Rooti of Heaven— Opening lead - 4 6 47—Italian News—Erberto Londl CORES. Trevor Howard—2 nrs., 2J mln.- Icing. Mrs. Clarke droppetrthff 5:55 Color 9—Sportf—Color queen of spades, a bit of EVENtNO 4—Film—Up the River— hanky-panky that wouldn't fool <:M Preston Foster—1 hr., 15 mln. any reader of this column. We 2—21st Century—Report—Color lartner," Flannery announced Restaurant of Distinction 5-Fllm—Hold Bock the Oawn— 5-Newi know that West wouldn't lead ;oolly. There's nothing a girl Chorles Boyer—2 hrs. . 9-News the six of spades from 8-7-6-3; '-Here Comes fhe Stars-Col«r 1:5) ikes better than a confident LUNCHEON DINNER k- 11—Perry Mason—Mystery 2-Newi—Color and, besides, we can see the artner. 31-Human Rights Forum It'll take a few minutes longer to get • :M 2—Film—Big Jim McLoln- three of spades in the South 47— Italian Musical Jo*n Woyne-1 hr., 50 mln. DAILY QUESTION here but you'll enjoy your dinner so 2—Face the Notion—Color hand. ::10 31—London Line—Color 4—International Zone—Color Partner opens with one dia- much more. Delightful atmosphere, 47—Sports—Flllppo Criiafulll Perhaps East wasn't think- 1:50 mond, and the next player bids superb food, gracious service. • :45 2-Fllm-They Rode West- ing hard that day, or perhaps 31-News Donni Reed—1 hr., 40 mln.-Color ne spade. You hold: S—Q 3 South was very convincing H-A K Q 10 9 D-K 9 4 C- So if you want to make it a memor- open 7 days a week for with her play of the queen of Q 6 3. What do you say? able evening, make it Clare and spades. At any rate, East Coby's. Free Parking. LUNCH and DINNER Conservatory of Music shifted to the eight of hearts Answer: Bid two hearts. at the second trick, and her Ham is unlikely unless your Excellent Food & Exquisite Atmosphere ei of spades went to sleep. artner can make a strong re- COCKTAIL LOUNGE • DANCING NIGHTLY * To Award Scholarships Trump Squeeze lid. Show your suit and await levelopments. Highway 34-Madison Tw£. ART SEVILLA . . . at the Organ Mrs. Clarke ran four trumps, LITTLE SILVER - The Mon. 4 p.m. in Christ Church Meth- discarding the low club from (A Pocket Guide to Bridge DIRECTIONS mouth Conservatory of Music odist, 390 Ridge Eoad, Fair Ha- dummy. Then she ran the five available. Get your copy by Take Route 34 north to Junction of Rt. I has received a gift of $1,564 ven. An application for an au- diamonds, discarding the two ending 50 cents to Red Bank CLOSED MONDAYS HMIM P from the disbanded Middletown dition may be obtained by call- black threes from her hand. legister, Inc., Box 3318, Grand Community Chorus. ing Mrs. Norman Ericson, 75 At this point East had to entral Station, New York, The grant will provide funds Fair Haven Road, Fair Haven. reduce to three cards. If she Y. 10017.) RESTAURANT & COCKTAIL LOUNGE which will enable the conser- kept ony one spade South The conservatory, now in its 1 vatory to award five additional would ruff a spade and win the rf HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN fifth year, is a non-profit, state- scholarships in the current aca- last two tricks in dummy with ,DA Unit to Make coming in October! ' 747-1016 • Food Served Till Midnight demic year. chartered institution. Its aim is MEMBER OF AMERICAN IXPRESS the ace of clubs and the jack These will be awarded to mu- to provide a continuing curricu- of spades. East therefore kept Miicer Dressings sic students of high school age lum of music courses allowing only one club. for cultural and technical KEYPORT—A cancer dress- in Monmouth County, and will Mrs. Clarke thereupon growth of the student, leading FALL FAVORITES be based on financial need plus cashed dummy's ace of clubs, ing meeting of Court St. Jo- an existing and proven talent. to musical understanding and dropping East's unguarded seph, Catholic Daughters o conpetency. SUNDAY BRUNCH Only applicants who have had king. She won the last two America, will be held Tuesday Every SUNDAY previous music instruction will The conservatory has an en- tricks with her last trump and it 8 p.m. in the home of Mrs TUESDAY NIGHT BUFFET be eligible. . rollment of 250 and employs the queen of clubs, ending the razzle-dazzle. lames Piazza, 101 Therese Auditions will be held Sept. 30 faculty members in six coun- DAILY SEAFOOD BUFFET 28 and Oct. 5, between 3 and ty locations. "I knew you could make it, ,ve. and WEDNESDAY Come Back In October! PRIME RIBS TRY and FIND US! ENJOY YOURSELF AND GIFFORD'S INN 42 AVENUE-OP-TWO-RIVERS JACK BAKER'S CHAMPAGNE RUMSON. N. J. PHONE 842-1116 - 842-9820 Half-Mils North of Rumion Public Library On the Aveniit of Two Riven, Rutrion We are hard to find — Impossible to beat! all you can A 95 REGULAR MENU ALWAYS LOBSTER Wed. & Thurs. *£%££? 3.00 enjoy... 4 Fridays "T^l™Complete Dinne r 3.50 serving Saturday DINNER MENU at A LA CARTE SHANTY SUNDAY SPECIAL ! horn 2 P.M. 'til 7 P.M. SUNDAY • T-BONE STEAK and complete dinner • LONDON BROIL O AA DINNERS complete dinner «)»W

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HWY. 35 HOLMDEL . On scenic.Cfianne[Driv* MUSIC - DANCING - COCKTAIL LOUNGE HWY. 35 ^ EATONTOWN veilookwi the MtUBjum Inltt Closed Monday and Tuesday • 264-4600 (Oppoiifi Fort Monmouth) Open Wed., Thurs., Frl. and Sat. at S — SIR. at 2 LN.J. Tclephwr 8VW7M 2R—THE DAILY REGISTER, Friday, Septnnlw 20, 1968 4 through 30. , . .„ Entertainment is provided » Good Time Fellowship' the form of guest folk iHm- band concerts, movies MO. Girl Scout Council Has magic acts. Opens for Area Youth Gary Cox, 15 Corey Drive, Community Program EATONTOWN —The "Good Retired Army Sgt. Irwin Al- Oakhurst, servt. s master of Time Fellowship" held its first len, 4 Rose Court, who created ceremonies, the non-profit endeavor, said, FARMINGDALE — To ere- Mrs. David A. Crosson, Wall get-together Friday night in the ate rapport with the commu- Township; Mrs. J. J. Eisinger, "It's important for young peo- nity, a Relationships Program Holmdel; Mrs. P. L. (Vuidotti, Monmouth Shopping Center ple to have a place they can for Monmouth Council of Girl Oakhurst-Deal; Mrs. E. Hart- Civic auditorium. go to have wholesome fun, in- Scouts has been initiated. man, Marlboro; Mrs. Joseph expensive entertainment, and meet new people." The Relationships committee Hermann, Little Silver; Mrs. Man Admits Carrying Bruce Huber, Rumson; Mrs. held its first meeting ol the Last Friday's meeting was Allen M. Nicas, Seasidc;""Mrs. season early this week. lie- A Concealed Pistol highlighted by Peter Walters ports were heard and evalu- 0. R. Pollock, Now Shrews- bury; Mrs. A. J. Tynes, Lin- FREEHOLD - George A. of Long Branch, a former nar- ated covering service projects Simmons, 11 Pharo St., Nep- cotics addict who took more and assignments filled by croft-River Plaza, and Mrs. F. vom Eyser, Brick Township. tune, yesterday pleaded guilty than 100 LSD "trips" and is speakers this summer. now studying for the ministry. to charges of carrying a con- Mrs. Harry Brlndle and Mrs. cealed pistol July 28 in Asbury Mr. Walters told of his newly John E. Shehadi conducted Tour Is Tonight found faith in God, which the meeting. The committee is Park. helped him to overcome .the composed of representatives Al Courthouse County Court Judge M. Ray- addiction, and led the audience from neighborhoods. Some FREEHOLD — County em- mond McGowan accepted the in spiritual song. members of the speakers bu- ployes have been Invited to a plea and set Oct. 11 for sen- Mr. Allen said the "Good reau also attended. tencing. special inspection tour of the Time Fellowship" is a non-de- Richard C. Klein, develop- new Courthouse addition to- Assistant County Prosecutor nominational organization, ment director, addressed I lie night between 7 and 10 p.m. Franklin Goldstein presented meeting the second Friday of group and gave a summation Freeholder Benjamin 11. Dan- the state's case. Harry1 Shure of speaking engagements in skin, director of buildings and of Asbury Park represented each month, open to married July and August. Mrs. Richard public properly, said invita- Simmons. or single people aged 17 Irwid Allen Morehead of the staff reported tions have been issued tn more A WEEK TO GO With the deadline for voter registration next Thursday, the on summer service projects. than 900 employes by the League of Women Voters of the Red Bank area and Esso dealers have joined to dis- Following the meeting a film Board of Freeholders. tribute information about voting. At the Riverside Esso Station, Rt. 35 a n d Rec- strip, "It's a Small World," Mr. Danskin said the pub- tor Place, Red Bank, are the station owner, William Netihimer, and, left to right, was shown. lic is invited to an open house In attendance were Mrs. reception this afiernoon after Mrs. Carl Jensen of Shrewsbury, league president; Mrs. Chester Apy of Little Silver Frank Bader, Fair Haven; dedication ceremonies at 2 and Mrs. Donald R. Ambrose of Little Silver, the league's chairman of voter ser-

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FURNITURE CO. • WESTKeyport 264-0181 J Kiernan Planning Destruction features ... + "LA-Z-BOY" + Of 27,000 Sheriff Office File FREEHOLD - Nearly 27,0 that he will shortly apply to election Nov. 5, Is a Demo EST. 1869 + space-filling files in the Mon Superior Court Judge Elvin R. crat. mouth County sheriff's offio Simmill, assignment judge, for Under the state laws, rec> • may soon go up in smoke. approval to dispose of records ords cannot be destroyed un- evenings 'til 9 *1» Sheriff Paul Kiernan i which have been held in the of- til 60 days after formal notice fice storage area beyond re- of intent is given to the as- quirements of the statutes of signment judge. limitations. Mr. Kiernan estimated tha He noted some of those to file space to be recovered by go into the fire exceeded the disposal of the antiquated rec- legal necessity for holding ords will cover a 40-foot wall more than 36 years ago. on one side of his Court House FUN CLOCKS basement storage room. Involved are 5,893 dockets Weeding out the old stuff and containing records of sheriff's cataloguing was made possible, in "Ring-A-Ding" sales and wage executions, Mr. Kiernan said, by availabil some of which date to 1911. In ity of college girls employed Colors by fact, there is no record to in- as clerks in the county's sum dicate that any prior sheriff mer youth employment pro since 1911 has employed the gram. law allowing destruction of old Steinbach's Sheffield Even though the records are records. burned, Mr. Kiernan pointed Also to be burned are 20,910 out, a permanent reference to own private files of Grand Jury cases. each case is retained in book State laws require that the files so that the destruction of files of these matters be held the papers and the authority label dress shirts five years and of sheriff's sales for it can always be verified. and wage executions, 20 years. "As the county continues to AMCREST 'Immense Job' grow," said the sheriff, "stor- "It has been an immense job age space becomes both a cataloguing all of the files that more important physical and we have, and separating those economic factor. Space is mon Distinguished shirtings with Never Press finish that are no longer needed but ey; if it isn't available the Bright 2-fent color combina- which have occupied valuable county must spend to build new tions in enamel , . . with four space," Mr. Kiernan said. facilities. Take a fashion plunge in deep-husd French Blue. 65% Dacron® polyester, 35% The sheriff, a former two- "Therefore, I regard it as bold numerals on the circular cotton. French cuffs. . time mayor of Long Branch duty to conserve space wher- face. Alarm clock stands V/i" and twice an undersheriff pri- ever possible, consistent with 6.00 tall on little metal legs. or to his election to the top protecting vital information as job in 1965, who is seeking re- spelled out in the law." Also in regular spread collar with barrel cuffs.

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ifelnbTcHTmain floor — •H'lTorti Aikins' Bill Speeds Up Button-down collar. 50% cotton, 50% Dacron® polyester. Soil-release finish7~ barrel cuff. Oxford cloth. Filing Fees' Procedure White 5.50 , Blue or Tattersall $.00 FREEHOLD - Thanks to companied by checks. Periodic Assemblyman Urns R. Aikins, reports from the Secretary of R-Mon., New Jersey attorneys Slate will send notice when DESIGNERS' COLLECTION of superb haberdashery will be able to establish charge fresh money should be de- accounts with the Secretary of posited. Neckwear ... by Christian Dior and Yves St. Laurent State to cover filing fees for "This is good and necessary Jewelry . . . created by Pierre Cardin their clients. legislation to end a serious There's one catch, however, shortcoming in the paper work Belts ... of imported iguana lizard, at-^JQ.OO "" the Long Branch, lawmaker phase of law," Assemblyman pointed out: Aiklns stated. ittinbach's nntn'i furnishings — ill ttorai' "An attorney will have to put up money in advance and then charge against it." His bill permitting the ac- counts has been signed into law Daytime Handbags by the governor and, as point- i ed out by Assemblyman Aikins, Men's Trivera* They're trim, tailored, made to take lots of ! who is a liOng Branch attorney: everyday wear in sturdy smooth or grained "This legislation wasneces- Sport Coats plastic. Lotritff comfort details built right in. : sary to correct a petty red tape process which has often re- Black, espresso, haystack. sulted in serious delays for cli- The Trivera® Era could only happen 6.00 ents, especially in corporate now! it started with Trivera® polyester, matters." a brilliantly conceived fiber, created in lie explained: Europe • . . now incorporated info "Until now, attorneys filing American fabrics to give them tha per- their clients' legal forms and documents with the Secretary fect blend between superb good looks ' of State had to accompany and total performance. Blended with ; these papers with the exact natural fibers, these are the fabrics filing fee. The amounts of these I'm looking that have the look, the life, the feel of fees vary widely and often the attorney, pressed for time in tha future . . . and we have them today, a race against a filing dead- for my WAYNE at Steinbach's! line, has had to estimate the amount of the necessary fee. 50.00 "Should he guess low, the HORSE KRUNCH" former procedure required that iteinbech'i meniwaar — all stores his papers be held and not the molasses-laden textured filed until receipt of the cor- rect fee. If this delay results blend of grains, proteins, vita- in missing a legal deadline, de- mins and minerals. spite the best intentions of the attorney and client, serious consequences could follow." Tastes like a treat, but, oh, so Under terms of the bill, which was co-sponsored by fel- good for horses of all ages. low Monmouth Republicans James M. Coleman Jr. and Comes in convenient, casy-to- Chester Apy, the legal docu- ments no longer must be ac- handle 50-lb, paper bags.

ON DEAN'S LIST stainbich's handbags — dll stortt Judy Goldwasser, 1018 Bed- Fred D. Wikoff nermere Ave., Wanamassa; 234 MAPLE AVE. John Raczf|i 10 Manchester Ave., Keyport; Thomas Raab, RED BANK CO MPANY RD 4, Box 160, Freehold: and Pamela Lamar, Colts Neck, 741-0554 • aibury park end red bank open Wednesday «ftd Friday till 9 p.m. have been named to the Dean's List at Newark State College, Union., WAYNES-FEEDS SH*OP iteinbach's • aibqry p«rk 775-4000 • r«d bank, 741-4000, 10 to 5:30 wed. and fn ')|| j . 0 MIDDLETOWN-BAYSHORE EDITION School Busing Needs THE DAILY REGISTER, Friday, Sept. 20, 1963-3 New Marlboro Zoning Code Stressed in Keansburg Aims at Industrial Growth MARLBORO — In an effort There has been considerable Citizens Committee who has to avoid spot zoning and to en- controversy here between the KEANSBURG - Should lo- ised veteran teachers a crack school mathematics, $6,300. filed a Superior Court wit courage the growth of indus- Planning Board, controlled by cal students be bused to the at these jobs. They never got The board authorized use of against the political group and try, Township Council will in- the Citizens Committee, and new high school? it." the old1 Leonardo High School troduce a new zoning ordi- the Council, controlled by the 17 of its members because of A number of parents who ex The board hired five teach- field for home football games nance next Thursday, Council Purpose and Principle Coali- zoning restrictions which he pressed their views at last ers on the superintendent's rec- scheduled by the high school President George E. Creevy tion. says have impeded the sale of night's meeting of the Board ommendation: Dennis O'Keefe The board will pay Middletown announced last night. of Education think so. of Highlands, eighth grade, $60 per game. One bone of contention has his Rt. 9 property, spoke up Mr. Creevy said it will pro- been "zoning by variance," : They think so. even though Maurice Hale of Red On the superintendent's rec- for garden apartments. vide for business and light in- which Mr. Creevy said the borough taxpayers would have Bank, music, $8,250; Stewart ommendation, 22 extra-cur- dustry along Rts. 9 and 79, council is trying to avoid. He said his investigation of to stand the full cost of bus- King of Highlands, industrial ricular and athletic teacher as- Tennent Road and Rt. 520. garden apartments in Wood- ing without reimbursement arts, $8,300; Mrs. Mary Layden signments at supplemental sal- Mr. Creevy said council The ordinance will be members have consulted with bridge showed that municipal- from the state. There is no of Red Bank, high school math- aries ranging from $100 to ?1,- ity received three times as part of Keansburg farther than ematics, $10,300; and Robert 275 were approved by the referred to the Planning Board the Businessman's Association after it is introduced and will and the Industrial Commission. much money in taxes from two miles from the new school Nappe of Shrewsbury, high board. them as it had to spend to ed- be up for public hearing in Oc- Some members of the rela- The state will not pay for any ucate children who lived in tober. tively small audience said that busing within a two-mile limit. them, Some Paying $30 Mr. Creevy said he hoped a they, too, wanted to be consult- compromise settlement can be ed, Mr. Drcssler's suit charges, Some parents are now ,000 Goal Is Set •ived upon with the Planning Wants Apartments among other things, that he paying as much as $30 a month Board. John Dressier, a critic of the was granted a variance to build to bus their children to the a garden apartment complex new school privately, they told In* United Fund Drive MERITORIOUS AWARD — Sen. Alfred N. Beadleston, in 1966, but that last March a the board in the public portion LONG BRANCH - Lloyd F. raised $125,000, loft, State Senator from Monmouth County was resolution died because of a of the meeting. split vote. Christianson, president, an- Mr. Christianson, president awarded a "Meritorious Service Award" by the Mon- Jersey Shore Medical John J. Ryan, board presi nounced today that the Mon- of Electronic Associates, Inc. mouth and Ocean County Chiropractors at a breakfast Mr. Dressier said he is put- dent, conceded "muck and mouth County United Fund will stated that 140 per cent ap- ting his home up for auction in mire" present a problem to strive to raise $300,000 in its pears to be a tremendous in- meeting in Samperi's Restaurant. Dr. Reuben Kaplan Sets Up Fund Drive November, but that he will con- schoolchildren during win- second campaign which crease, but said that "we ex- of Red Bank, center, chairman of the organiiation's NEPTUNE — A fund-raising 'hospitalization' should be add- tinue to live in Marlboro, in a ter months. He and his col begins Sept. 27, 1968. pect to double the number of trailer. awards committee, said the annual award is given for ed to that cliche," said Mr. leagues agreed that if borough The goal was ratified by the firms participating in this campaign for $1,180,000 has service to county residents. Sen. Beadleston was rec- Muller. "I am as anxious now to see residents want school buses, board of directors following a campaign and we expect more been mapped out by the Ma- ognized for legislation he introduced to aid children in Pointing out that the $1,180,- this town be good as I ever they should have them. thorough study of fund raising thorough employe solicitations jor Gifts Committee of Jersey was," Mr. Dressier said. "But keep in mind," Mr, potential among industries in in firms that had campaigns the two counties and the entire state. Dr. Robert Hazel, 0 represents a capital fund Shore Medical Center-Fit- drive and not operating ex- He said the average tax bill Ryan warned, "4hat 100 per the area and the needs last year." right, is president of the society. kin Hospital, as its part of the penses, Mr. Muller added that in Woodbridge is f485, as op- cent of the cost will be laid on of participating agencies. Dale He noted that five additional total goal of $1,900,000. both of the new additions offer posed to the $3,100 he has to the taxpayers." B. Otto, chairman, sees the organizations have joined the (Register Staff Photo) a wide scope of opportunities. pay, and offered to document Last night's board meeting goal as attainable if area firms United Fund for this campaign The money is needed to fin- statistics for the council, the was adjourned until 8 p.m and their employes are made They are: Monmouth County ••lllIIUilllUllllllllHaiillililllllllllDIIIIIIIIBII ish and equip the hospi- Kendall II. Lee, general Planning Board and the town- Monday, when members wil aware of the tremendous needs, Organization for Social Service tal's new Extended Care Pavil- chairman of the hospital's ship clerk. determine the exact cost ol ion and Emergency Care Unit, steering committee, said 80 for social services in the Mental Health Association Itaps 'Spot Zoning' busing to taxpayers before scheduled for completion Feb. per cent of the funds must Monmouth County. Planned Parenthood, The Sal- Councilman Lawrence meeting with Borough Counci 1. come from 20 per cent of the The United Fund solicits only vation Army and Youth Em- Top of the News Youngman, whose vote would to discuss its practicability. available sources, namely the business and industry having 20 loyment Service. This John H. Muller of Sea Girt, have granted the variance to Policy Questioned substantially increases the fi- Major Gift donors. or more employes. Its first PRAGUE — Czechoslovak leaders apparently have been chairman of the Major Gifts Mr. Dressier said he had ab- Mrs. Betty Siano, a veteran campaign, conducted last year, nancial requirements, he said. Committee, told members that Half of the $3,000,000 build- told by the Kremlin to postpone plans to go to Moscow this stained because "I don't teacher in the school system everyone has both a personal ing fund has been realized jjijalieve we can build a town weekend for more negotiations. questioned the board's policy and community stake in the through a federal grant of on spot zoning." hospital. on teacher advancement dur- A high-level Communist party and government delegation $800,000, plus gifts from the Mrs. Alyce Lathrop, of the ing the public portion of the had been expected to leave today, but sources in Prague "They say that death and board of governors, medical Pleasant Valley Preservation meeting. Water User Loses staff, auxiliaries, founda- said the Russians had declined to receive the Czechoslovaks taxes are inevitable. I think Comimttee, said there is a "Is the board aware that the tions, businesses and hospital at this time. place for garden apartments, teaching staff is not being giv employes. but "we cannot afford to turn Some linked this to Soviet preoccupation with a pressure en a chance to be advanced in Service Over Bill Among members of the com- the township over to them." campaign against Communist Romania, which differs with the Parkway accordance with teaching ex- mittee present were Mr. Mul- She said they would serve as MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - The water in the one remain Moscow line on foreign and economic policy and supported- perience in Keansburg?" Mrs. (Continued) ler, chairman; Donald Vinik, good buffer zones between com- Siano asked. She added that The Municipal Utilities Author- ing delinquent user's home was Czechoslovakia's attempt to liberalize communism. river and Keyport can begin ir Deal, co-chairman, Mrs. John ity, which last month moved to shut off yesterday and will be mercial and residential sites. the teachers' handbook lists a 1969. T. Rosa, Deal, associate gen- Realtor Edna Netter, who series of prerequisites for ad take action against delinquen restored when some paymen Passaic Fire Damage Heavy eral of the Building Fund cam- water users, last nigh is made on the bill, Wills Craw- Frederick R. Harris Inc said she had brought most ol vancement, with length of ser Woodbridge engineers, wil paign; Mrs. Thomas Nicol, the industry into Marlboro, al- vice in Keansburg at the bot announced it has shut watei ford, water superintendent, PASSAIC - A general alarm fire gutted four stores and Neptune, chairman of the Busi- off in one Strathmore home. said. sent a three-story brick building toppling into a downtown plan the widening betweei so wanted to be consulted. She torn of the list. Keyport and the river. Boswe ness and Industry committee; cited the need for physicians, Karl D. Zukerman, chair- The authority gave tentative street here, before 150 firemen managed to bring it under Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Doyle, "No teacher is going to stay control last night. Engineering Co. of RidgefieU dentists and pharmacists and where seniority means noth man, announced that . no- approval to plans submitted by Sea Girt; William H. Oliver, Four firemen were treated for minor injuries, and several will engineer the toll plaza ex said she had been thwarted in ing," the teacher warned. "Is tices were sent to 53 water Seymour Rowitz, of Orange, to pansion. Neptune; Milton F. Untermey' her attempts to put'up a pro- incidents of looting were reported in the vicinity of the fire. er Jr., Elberon, and Ernest this your policy?" she de- users whose bills were $100 oi sewer a subdivision of fessional building. manded. more and delinquent for mor< An estimate of damage will take several days, fire officials Proposal Accepted Kovats Jr., administrator of 13 homes in the South Con- John Narzowich, another "We will call a special meet- than one quarter. said. The authority voted to ac Jersey Shore Medical Center. course-Beechwood Way area o: cept a $100,000 proposal b township critic, said the gov- Ing with the administration and Of those, 33 users paid bill The Extended Care Pavilion erning body was lax in not pro- faculty on this matter," Mr. in full. Nineteen others paid ii Cliffwood Beach. Clayton Aiding Legislature Parsons, Brinckerhoff, Quade represents a new concept in and Douglas, New York City en posing specific changes in the Ryan declared, A meeting ol •part, leaving a balance in de- Approval was subject to th TRENTON — Joseph E. Clayton of Wall Township, who caring for moderately ill pa master plan, which he called gineers, for final constructior t!r board's teachers commit linquent bills of $1,800. following conditions: resigns as deputy state education commissioner Oct. 1, has tients and those well on the an atrocity. cost estimates in connectioi way to recovery. It will offer tee with the teachers associ Conditions Set been hired as a special consultant to the legislature, it was He said the plan adopted in with the proposed Garden State homelike environment, encour- ation is scheduled Wednesday —Mr. Rowitz must at hi learned yesterday. 1965, is "arbitrary and capri- A'l board members are in Thruway, to parallel Rt. 9 be aging the patient to move own expense construct a pump- The Law Revision and Legislative Services Commission cious." vi'ed. Commuter tween Edison and Toms River, about and engage in recre- ing station in accordance with has agreed to retain Clayton, 60, on a per diem basis. He Mr. Narzowich said the coun- A motion to appoint Miss acquisition of the state - owned ational activities. plans submitted to the author- will be available to work on call with the standing Assembly cil and the Planning Board Molly Beam, another teacher, section of the parkway betwee Cars Viewed ity as modified by the chiel and Senate Education Committee at a rate of $75 per day. The Emergency Care Un have "sold the entire towriship rich of girls' cheerleader the authority offices and Rt. l\ engineer and consulting engi will be one of the most a down the drain, including Mr. .jams at a supplemental sal in Union County, and construc- neer; vanced and comprehensive Dressier." ary of $350 died for lack of a By 6,000 Trailer Kills State Trooper tion of service roads, along th the nation. Sophisticated equip 'Political Battle' second. The appointment was TRENTON (AP) - More —The sewer system must be ELIZABETH — A state trooper died here yesterday after state - owned section. ment, unknown a few year; recommended by Joseph E. than 6,000 persons inspected "All the people got for their constructed in compliance with being run over by a tractor trailer while directing traffic at Coverdale and Colpitts of ago, will be saving lives thai Bolger, school superintendent the state's new high - speed taxes was a cheap, political bat- authority rules and regu the scene of an accident on the New Jersey Turnpike. New York City was authorized were formerly hopeless cases, Mrs. Siano has coached cheer- commuter cars in four days o tle," Mr. Narzowich charged. Trooper Thomas Kavula, 26, of Bayonne died in Elizabeth a $40,500 contract to update pleaders for a number of years public displays, the Depart- lations. Mr. Narzowich said town- General Hospital shortly after 5 p.m.—more than eight hours traffic and earnings figures for ship officials have zoned some Board member Douglas ment of Transportation said —The ^developer must con- after the truck ran over his .legs and lower body, the proposed thruway and the areas for industrial use' land~ Foulks commented, "We prom yesterday. Russo Case struct lateral connections be- Charged with death by auto, leaving the scene of an ac- state - owned parkway section then allowed people to build Two additional displays tween the main line and the cident and other motor vehicle violations was Harold L. The authority's decision on homes there. " days — both at Asbury Brower, 43, of Larwill, Ind. whether to build the thruway Motion Set Mr. Creevy said everyone Park — also were scheduled curbs for four existing homes Plan Census in the area with a total cost to will be based on the two firms' who wanted to be heard oil the The cars will be shown there Junta May Rule Portugal findings. new zoning ordinance could near the Grand Union super- the authority of not more than For Hearing LISBON — Political sources say a three-man junta may speak out at the public hearing For Schools market next Wednesday from Authority Director D. Louis FREEHOLD - A motion $400. take over if Prime Minister Antonio de Oliveira Salazar dies in October. noon to 9 p.m. and Thursday Tonti announced a conference challenging a perjury and false or is permanetly incapacitated by the stroke that put him near from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. The builder must construct a today with representatives of swearing indictment against In Hazlet gravity flow system using as- death four days ago. charter bus companies on a reputed Monmouth County The display hours at Red HAZLET — The Township bestos pipe. ban issued in midsummer for rackets boss Anthony Russo is Bank, Monday and Tuesday, public schools will conduct a bidding charter buses to stop have been advanced one hour The approved plan will be Medicare Costs to Rise cheduled to be heard Friday, Quality census of pre-school children at parkway restaurants. ;ept. 27. with the cars to be shown from delivered to the township Plan- ATLANTIC CITY — Medicare patients will be charged an Tuesday and Thursday between Jammed Restaurants It will be before Superior 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. ning Board today for its special additional 10 per cent for hospital and nursing home care be- 8 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. ginning Jan. 1, Wilbur J. Cohen, secretary of the Department Jourt Judge Elvin R. Simmill. Watcher meeting tonight to give final The ban came, Mr. Tonti Teams of high school stu- In the first four display days, of Health, Education and Walfare announced yesterday. The motion, filed by Warren more than 2,000 persons visited said, when restaurants were dents have volunteered to visit subdivision approval to the de- Cohen said patients will pay the first $44 of their hospital iV. Wilentz of Perth Amboy, the cars in Newark, about jammed with -as many as 400 each residence in the town- veloper. bill with Medicare paying the balance through the 60th day of seeks dismissal of the charges, 1,100 at the Jersey Ave. Sta- bus passengers at once. The ship and ascertain the number hospitalization. Patients now pay the first $40. crush resulted in chaos, he access to certain Grand Jury of children in the home who tion, New Brunswick, 825 at The authority took un testimony and a change of der study five bids submitted said, with no one receiving will enter school in the next Princeton Junction and about /enue. 2,100 in Trenton. for the painting of the water RFK Story Nets $1 Million atisfactory service. six years. Russo was indicted last Nov. tower, expected to begin next The cars, which are expect- . NEW YORK - A 25,000-word article about the Cuban An effort will be made to find 2 by the holdover Grand Jury The school board said the month. Bids were sub- ed to go into scheduled Penn missile crisis, written by the late Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, a solution based on a permit which was investigating charg- Importance of the census can- mitted by: A. & M. Gregos, Central suburban service next has been sold to McCall's magazine for $1 million plus reprint system allowing charter buses es of political interference in not be overstated because it Inc., of Elberon, $14,40D; month, are currently being and broadcast rights. 0 stop at restaurants during he Long Branch Police will enable the. board to plan James Fitiles, Steeple Jack shown at Erie Lackwanna Sta- iff hours and at intervals along Department. He was charged school budgets and develop the Painting Co., Fords, $17,500; he parkway, Mr, Tonti said. possible educational program. tions: Hoboken, Ridgewood, State Bank Trims Rate ith denying under oath that he Paul Sommers and Son, Inc., "We are particularly con- Superintendent of Schools R. Morristown and Bernardsville. of Elberon, $14,400; Paul Som- NEWArK - The state's largest bank — the National old three police officers: Thomas Jannarone urged all The electrically propelled cars mers and Son, Inc., Oceanport, State Bank of New Jersey—has reduced its prime interest cerned about charter buses car- "We can take care of the residents to give full coopera- are the first two of 35 pur- 118,818; James T. Brown Co., rate from 6'/2 to 6 per cent. rying senior citizens and chil- mayor. We got three council- tion to the census takers and to chased by the state for lease East Brunswick, $24,000 and K. The bank, which has 27 offices in Essex County and re- dren," the director said, men. Tonight or tomorrow, provide them with complete to Penn Central. Kessler, of Fremont, Ohio, sources of nearly $800 million, announced the move yesterday 'e'll have number four." and accurate data. $24,875. without explanation. A trial of the charges before County Court Judge M. Ray- Huguenot All bids exceed the estimated Quake Rocks Venezuela Vietnam mond McGowan ended in a $12,000 cost submitted last hung jury last June and a new CARACAS, Venezuela — A strong earthquake woke (Continued) Children's Picnic Saturday spring by consulting engineer, rial is to be scheduled. Caracas shortly after 2 a.m. today and sent hundreds of LITTLE SILVER-Col. Ray- Harry Allen. The ground war was contin- frightened persons into the streets in their nightclothes. But led hottest northwest of Sai- mond R. Tourtillot, USA-Ret., Librarian the police said there were no casualties and no reports of gon, along the jungled invasion 45 Laurel Drive, is chairman Elizabeth Cleary ef property damage. Nor were any casualties reported from the routes from Cambodia to the wise... open a Shrewsbury has b e en of the annual picnic of the Hu- Okays interior of the country. Is Named capital, and in the northern watching over the quality guenot Society of New Jersey, (Continued) irovinces. U.S. intelligence of- RED BANK — The public of our electrical windings Inc., to be held in Sullivan conduct any formal regionali- icers said they had one "pret- Checkmaster library's board of trustees last TV to Promote Bonding since 1942. From her sta- Irove in Washington Crossing zation studies. 1 good" report that an attack night named Mrs. Pamela TRENTON — Bipartisan television appearances to pro- State Park, Saturday, starting m Saigon, was planned for account today tion in the Coil Winding Sprinkle, Eatontown, as chil- Need State Okay mote the state's proposed $990 million bond issue program at 11:30 a.m. Monday to mark one of the Department she passes dren's librarian. Once the boards agree on a are being planned for the fall campaign, Gov. Richard J. Area residents serving on his /iet Cong's numerous special judgment on more than school district reorganization Hughes announced yesterday. Mrs. Sprinkle assumes her committee are Mrs. Charles F. lays. But one officer said "we 100,000 coil assemblies a duties immediately. scheme, they must get approv- Borden and Francis R. Borden lave nothing to back it up and year. She's one more rea- . She is a graduate of the Uni- al from state Commissioner of of Shrewsbury. Smoke Bombs Empty Theatre there is no indication of move- on why Bendix electric versity of Richmond (Va.) and Education Carl L. Marburger NEW YORK — Acrid smoke bombs drove more than ment." power systems are "tops" has .a master's degree in Col. Tourtiliott is a descen- and then put the question to 900 persons from a Broadway theater last night 10 minutes throughout the world. library science from the Uni- dant of Abraham Tourtellott, public referendum. It must be Northwest of Saigon, a bat- after the start of a preview performance of "The Cuban versity of North Carolina. who was born in Bordeau, approved by voters in all alion of perhaps 300 North France, and came to Boston, three districts. Thing." Five men were,arrested, four of them described as /ietnamese came out of hide- Mrs. Sprinkle will conduct a Cuban refugees. We're fraud oj our people. library orientation program on Mass., in the autumn of 1687 on Shrewsbury and Little Silver, uts in rubber plantation coun- Wednesday for a group of stu- the ship "Friendship." ioth sending districts to Red y and attacked a U.S. 25th dents from the River Street , George Washington, for Bank High School, tfave been Doyle Addresses the Legion Infantry Division camp 10 Bendix School, explaining library pro- whom the state park near unhappy because they haven't WILDWOOD — The 50th annual New Jersey American niles east of Tay Ninh City. cedure and how to best utilize ambertville, was.named, was any official voice in the second- Legion convention kicked off here yesterday with an address The, attackers hit the 200 the library. born in Wakefield, Westmore- ary school education'" of their from the newly elected national commander, Gen. William \merican defenders with mor- No minimum balance required The trustees didn't set a date land County, Va., in 1732; and students. C. Doyle of Vineland. ars, rocket-propelled gre- Can we help you? for formal dedication of the .vas a direct descendant of Also voting on the resolution Doyle, who was elected last week in New Orleans at the lades, machine-gun fire and Service is our biggest asset. Electric Power library addition, opened to the !apt. Nicolas Martiau, a 1st night were Donald Castle- Legion's national convention, told the 10,000 assembled dele- mall arms, but the U.S.'troops public on Monday. Some work 'rench Huguenot. man and Oliver Bennett. gates and alternates, "If the dissenters on college 'campuses veil entrenched for the Division is being completed on the Rain date for the picnic is Charles O'Malley and William today can't learn to obey the rules, they should get the hell ight-reported only three men CENTRAL JERSEY BANK Planti in Eatontown, R«d Bank buildup. aturday, Sept. 28. Howard were absent. out." » rounded. AND TBLWUUIUAOFF.D.I.T CC C \