Expressway Bill Cleared by Congress

Boards Weigh 4-Way High School Region

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VOL. 90, NO. 121 RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1967 10c PER COPY PAGE ONE President Expected to Sign_Measure Promptly Expressway Bill Cleared by Congress

By CHARLES A. JOHNSTON President Johnson had already tional 200 miles of interstate Sen. Jennings Randolph, D-W. either it or an overall interstate it was swept through along with It was so fast that few besides lem could be overcome by ad- WASHINGTON - Congress indicated he would sign the mea- roads without increasing federal Va., chairman ol the Senate Pub- expansion plan was brought up scores of others without opposi-! the sponsor and Senate commit- ministrative action and that there gave its okay yesterday to legis- sure promptly so the U.S. Trans- 90 per cent aid funds. lic Works Committee, had visions next year, the West Virginia turn- tion in the drive toward adjourn- tee chairman knew who was was no need for him to belabor lation permitting addition o! a portation Department could ex- White House pressure had been of tacking on an amendment to pike would get no consideration. ment later today. ahead of whom. the interstate measure. Central New Jersey Expressway pedite new construction in New substantial, but in the final show- get relief for a bankrupt toll Mr. Randolph, who at that It may have been a typical, ail- Sen. Randolph had initially So, on Monday, with Mr. Ran- to the national interstate highway Jersey and seven other states down Congressional bigwigs set- turnpike in his state. point had life or death control American serial chapter of good seen the Howard bill as a vehi- dolph's endorsement, the Senate system. that will benefit. Mr. Howard tled the issue among themselves. But after some ill-fated moves over the Howard bill, decided to guys winning in the end. cle for the federal government to committee favorably reported the After three days of in-again, said he anticipated the signing No Debate he withdrew. go along. Rapid-Flre improve the toll turnpike which Howard bill to the floor for ac- out-again drama with its Public before Christmas. The bill, which had sailed The decisive action was a warn- He arranged to have his com- But before the Senate clerk had lies in an interstate highway in tion without a record vote. Works Committee, the Senate Aides of the President had tak- through the House with assuring from House Public Works mittee recall the bill, then pend- recorded the action, in a maze of his state. Not Satisifed passed the bill fostered by Rep. en lead roles in persuading sen- ances that it would not disturb ex- Committee members that if Mr. ing a floor vote with his turnpike uncontested business that whirls Initially, he was assured by the On Tuesday, it was later re- Jamei J. Howard, D-N.J., by ators to approve the bill which isting interstate programs or Randolph insisted on his amend- amendment, so that the latter through a Congress hell-bent for U.S. Transportation Department, vealed, Mr. Randolph discover- voice vote, as dusk settled over had passed the House 361 to 1, raise federal costs, escaped a ment the bill would be dropped could be removed. It was, and the adjournment, there had been vol- which was supporting the Howard ed that his state's highway peo- the Potomac. allowing construction, of an addi- Senate debate. for this session and that, when bill went back to the floor where leys of Senate committee action. bill if unchanged, that his prob- (See HIGHWAYS, Pg. 2, Col. 1) Key Hanoi Bridges Hit In Heavy Air Assault SAIGON (AP)-U.S. warplanes The Viet Cong got a propaganda sky with an air-to-air missile. In the heavily defended belt returned to Hanoi today for the jump nearly a month ago by an- North Vietnam said four Amer- just below Hanoi and its port of second day in a row to attack nouncing it would observe three- ican planes were shot down. Haiphong, American jets tlasted key bridges linking the capital day cease-fires at Christmas and U.S. headquarters reported that 14 installations housing Soviet- of North Vietnam with supply New Year's and a seventy more clear weather appeared in built SAM missiles. The missiles lines running northeast to Red truce at Tet. sight over North Vietnam, at criss-crossed the sky, but return- China. It was assumed the U.S. Com- least temporarily, and indicated ing pilots said they saw none of U.S. officers said Air Force mand would suspend the bombing heavy raids would continue as them hitting American planes. F105 Thunderchiefs from bases of North Vietnam for the truce long as the weather permitted. The break in the weather be- in Thailand hammered the Canal periods ordered by the South Monsoon rain squalls and clouds came evident about noon yester- des Rapides bridge five miles Vietnamese, but there was no im- have blanketed much of the north day, and eager operations officers northeast of the center of Hanoi. mediate announcement of this. since Nov. 20, the date of the first hastily remade flight schedules to Yesterday U.S. pilots attacked The Communist defenders of big raids. pour in planes from Thailand, RECALL — Members of the Let's Save Money for Taxpayers 'LSMFT) file their recall petitions at the Keansburg Hanoi's biggest bridge, the mile- Hanoi and Haiphong filled the The U.S. Command said 95 mis- South Vietnam and two carriers in the Tonkin Gulf. borough clerk's office yesterday. Accepting the petitions from former Mayor Louis Collichio Is Mrs. Caroline long Paul Doumer railroad and skies yesterday with SAM mis- ons were flown against the highway structure. siles, blistering antiaircraft fire North yesterday. The major ef- Knowing that Red defenses Lopes, secretary and acting clerk. Looking on are Mrs. Isabelle McDermott, secretary of LSMFT, and Anthony and MIG fighters. One American Other details of today's raids fort was a big Air Force strike would be built up after the long F105 Thunderchief was lost to C*ppadona, LSMFT member. (Register Staff Photo) were not immediately available, on the most vital bridge in Hanoi, period of weather protection, ex- "unknown causes," the U.S. Com- but Tass, the Soviet news agency, coordinated with Air Force and Ira jets were sent along to at- mand said, and a Navy Crusader reported from Hanoi that "many" Navy raids on Communist mis- tack the antiaircraft installations jet blasted a MIG17 from the Documents Bear 621 Signatures U.S. planes raided the Com- sile sites. ~ '" -(See-VIETNAMr-Pg, -4r Col, 6) - munist capital. It gave no details. The American command said one American and one Com- File Keansburg Recall Petitions munist plane were downed in the Showdown Looms KEANSBURG - Petitions must be certified to grant a petition called the office asking Asked whether or not there the raids yesterday. This brought carrying the signatures of 621 recall. for their name to be taken off. would be enough signatures the announced total of U.S. com- residents were filed yesterday Borough Clerk Harvey Mar- Mr. Marion said he would have to certify a recall Mr. Marion's bat planes lost over North Viet- morning in the office of the ion, who was not present when to check the legal points be- only answer was "a lot of nam to 761, and the U.S. Com- borough clerk asking for the re- the names were submitted for fore he can remove any names. names will be eliminated." mand in one of its period sum- On Social Security call of the present administra- mary of losses said that more cerification, said last night that He said preliminary indica- Mr. Marion now has 10 days tion. his office has already begun tions are that there are some than 3,000 U.S. aircraft have been WASHINGTON (AP) - Th aroused bitter Senate debate. consider the action and agreed to in which to check and authenti- lost in the war. The petitions were circulated screening the petitions. names appearing of people who cate the signatures. He must Senate, its hand forced by Sen But the President is expected a second vote today. To that In Saigon, the South Viet through the borough by mem- He said that throughout the live out of town and out of the notify the petitioners two days Russell B. Long, heads tor to sign it, thereby assuring that extent, Long's move worked be- bers of the Let's Save Money afternoon people who signed the state. after his check of any dis- namese government announced a showdown vote on a Social Se- 24 million Americans already on cause it committed the Senate to for Taxpayers (LSMFT) group crepancy, and the incumbent 24-hour Christmas truce begin- curity bill carrying the biggest the rolls begin receiving by next a specific voting deadline. who are supporting a ticket council also has two days in ning at 6 p.m. — 5 a.m. EST — cash benefit boosts and highesl March Social Security checks in- Long's action drew sharp criti- headed up by former mayor which to resign3.. Christinas and said it had decided payroll taxes in history. creased at least 13 per cent. cism, with Kennedy and others Iouis Collichio and former Collichio Celebrates "in principle" to observe a 24- - Senate passage today wouli Senate leaders predicted over- saying they had been assured Planning Board member Thom- The election must be held hour truce for New Year's and send the House-approved measure whelming passage despite the un- they would have a chance to not less than 40 or more than as Kennedy and former Board a 48-hour cease-fire for Tet, the to President Johnson, who aske happiness of several members speak on the bill before passage. 50 days after the petitions are of Health member, John Zieg- Vietnamese lunar new year at for even bigger hikes and opposes with provisions to limit the Senate .Democratic Leader ByBlasiingOpponents filed. ler. the end of January. welfare-tighening provisions that growth of public welfare outlays. Mike Mansfield, who was in his Of the 621 names submitted KEANSBURG - Former May- quickly after the petitions were The provisions would cut back office on other Senate business by the group only 338 signatures or Louis Collichio, an announced presented and spent the. afternoon on Aid to Families with Depen- at the time, 6aid later: "There is candidate for the Borough Coun- reviewing the petitions with May- dent Children, by far the largest such a thing as decorum and cil should a recall election come or Leonard S. Bellezza and Mr. of the relief programs. dignity in this body." to pass, celebrated the submis- Andreach. Pre-Dawn Fire Wrecks The bill also would put limits And Kennedy said bluntly: "I Union Beach sion of the recall petitions by on the rapidly growing medicaid thought I was dealing with men." He called Mr. Andreach "the rapping the present administra- program that provides health Kennedy directed his ire at political boss of the present ad- tion and Democratic Chairman benefits for indigent families. Long and Sen. Robert Byrd, D- Gets Check ministration" and said he didn't Benjamin Andreach. The Senate actually passed the W.Va., the No. 2 and No. 3 fig- think it was in the province of Rogel's Bar in Red Bank bill yesterday when Long, Louisi- ures respectively in the Senate Mr. Collichio noted that Bor- either Mr. Beilezza or Mr. An- ana Democrat and majority whip, Democratic leadership. For Property ough Clerk Harvey Marion was dreach to scan the petitions un- RED BANK - Fire Chief-elect Flames bumed unchecked in the bar, he said,-and is transfer- caught opponents of the welfare The cash Social Security in- conspicuously absent from his of- UNION BEACH — The borough til the names have been certl Alex Rogel was 'among the vol- the cellar for more than an hour ring her interest to another son, provisions off guard and only creases in the bill will total $3.6 fice when the Let's Save Money moved a step closer to the pro- tied. unteers fighting a fire that and a half after firemen got Nicholas Rogel. The fire chief- about a dozen senators were on billion a year. for Taxpayers (LSMFT) group posed SlOO-million nuclear power wrecked Rogel's Bar, 53 Shrews- there, and the heavy clouds of elect, now the deputy chief, does the floor. They will amount to at least 13 presented the signatures of 621 "If there is one incidence of plant last night when Borough bury Ave., before dawn today. smoke kept them from entering not participate in the operation Long's move aimed at heading per cent for all 24 million persons residents on the recall petitions subterfuge, we will go directly Council accepted a $36,687.50 to the grand jury," Mr. Colli- He is a vice president of the the bar. of the business, he said. off any filibuster by opponents, now receiving benefits. check from Jersey Central Pow- yesterday morning. who include Democratic Sens. For individuals, it means a 25 chio said. corporation that owns the estab- Ladders werej-aised to the sec- The outgoing fire chief, Frank er and Light Co. Mr. Marion had reported sick Robert F. Kennedy of New York, per cent boost,, from $44 to $55 a" yesterday morning. He said the group has made lishment. ond floor apartment at the rear C. Mazza, said the flames appar- This money, coupled with $5,- Fred R. Harris of Oklahoma and month at the bottom of the scale Mr. Collichio said the clerk photostatic copies of all the pe- Police Capt?'Frank Mazza re- of the structure early in the fire ently broke out in the furnace or 000 already given by the utility, Joseph D. Tydjngs of Maryland. and at the too, a jump from $142 titions. ceived a telephone report of the fight. The firemen found the store room area of the basement. constitutes 10 per cent of the "got over" his sickness very The Senate later voted .4b re- (See SENATE, Pg. 3, Col. 4) - blaze at 5:54 a.m., and sounded building empty. They burned through the floor. total price of 134 acres on East a general alarm. Point. Mr. Rogel said his mother, Mrs. The rear section of the oval bar, Patrolman Peter Knight, first Olga Rogel, formerly lived in the including the cash register, The reactor plant to be erected Rumson Police Askingon the scene in a patrol car, said apartment, but it is now tenanted dropped through to the floor be 4-Way High School there will have an 800,000-kilowatt thick black smoke was pouring by a man who leaves for work low. capacity. from windows on all sides of the around 4 or 5 a.m. At 7:30J a.m. the cellar was Mayor Alfred T. Hennessy told 15 Per Cent Pay Hike building when he arrived. Mrs. Rogel is a part owner of filled with five leet of water, but the council that he expects the fi- flames in the ceiling still were Regionalizatioti Eyed nal title closing will come in Feb- RUMSON — Borough Council S. Callman cited borough police- eluding firemen. LITTLE SILVER - Four-way tended by Holmdel representa- ruary. last night held for study a request men for excellent performance in About 100 firemen fought the high school regionalization is be tives since 1964, when they also Mr. Hennessy said he was by the local Police Department their duties. blaze with the Union Hose Co., ing discussed among members of were present as observers. grateful that the money came for a 15 per cent across-the-board Pope Asks World located four doors away on Police ask for the increase, a a regionalization study commit- Mr. Lehman said the only posi- through before the first of the pay raise. longevity pay hike program and Shrewsbury Ave., getting there tee, Board of Education member tive action taken on the 4th was year as it will be a big help in In passing the request to the five additional holidays. They 'irst. Robert Lehman said last night. in the form of a motion to au- planning next year's budget. police committee, Mayor Charles now are paid for eight holidays There were no injuries. Mr. Lehman, one of the local thorize superintendents of all four per year. Prayers for Peace board's delegates to the commit- districts to gather facts and fig- The request notes Attorney Gen- City Jaycees Slate tee, made a report to the hoard ures on a four-way union. risks that are necessarily in- eral Arthur J. Sills' recent state- By DAVID MAZZARELLA on the last session, held Dec. 4 in Such a rough outline might involved in the accomplishment ol ment that professional police of- Associated Press Writer Yule Shopping Tour ihrewsbury. clude enrollment figures, debt Today's Index great duties and generous ex- ficers should receive at least $10,- LONG BRANCH — The Long Attending were three members fnctors, and approximate cost Mlddletown Defeats Long Branch for Third Victory ... Page 19 VATICAN CITY (AP) - Pope plaits. Branch Jaycees will' sponsor a 000 per year at a patrolman's Paul VI appealed today for iach from Red Bank, Little Sil- figures, Mr. Lehman said. "Peace does not mask a Christmas shopping tour for 20 r Special Day for Deer Hunters Page 18 rank. It cites the need of an at- prayers for peace er and Shrewsbury, and three He said three-district regional- worldwide base and slothful concept of life of this city's underprivileged Allen-Scott 6 tractive salary to induce qualified every New Year's Day but re- ibservers from Holmdel. ization of grades 9-12 was dis- Home and Garden 5 but is proclaimed the highest and children tomorrow afternoon, Mrs. men to take police jobs and to buked cowards who refuse to Little Silver, Shrewsbury and cussed, but contrary to reports in Amusements 24, 25 Movie Timetable 24 most universal values of life — Ann Oxley, acting Neighborhood keep them from being enticed fight for justice and liberty. Holmdel are sending districts to newspapers four-district region- Births 2 Obituaries 4 truth, justice, freedom, love." "crvice Center director, reported. Jim Bishop 6 Sylvia Porter 6 away from the borough by higher Red Bank High School. This bor- alizntion got more attention. "Peace is not pacifism," he In his first message on world These children, whose names Hal Boyle 6 Religious Services 9 paying industrial jobs. ugh has conducted its own re- The meeting was closed. A pre- said, in a papal statement. "It events since his prostate opera- have been provided to the Jaycees Bridge 25 Sports 16, 17 gionalization study with Shrews- pared statement released at its Local patrolmen now receive s to be hoped," trie Pope de- tion Nov. 4 the 70-year-old pontiff by Mrs. Oxley, will go to J. J. Classified 18-22 Stock Market U bury, and is on record in favor conclusion did not mention four- between $6,100 nnd $7,900. The clared, "that the exaltation of the of the Roman Catholic church Newberry's, 194 Broadway. A Comics 13 Successful Investing 11 of a K-12 combination with that way regionalization. sergeant's post pays $8,500 and ideal of peace may not favor the warned against the "apocalyptic party will follow in the Neighbor- Crossword Puzzle 21, 25 Teen News 10 district. the captain receives $9,200. The cowardice of those who fear it awfulnesa" of modem war. hood Service Center, 158 Broad- The next study committee Television 24, 25 Editorials :, 6 deputy chief's job pays $9,500 and may be their duty to give their He advised political leaders way. Red Bank would like to be in- mectinp, will be Ivjondny night at Herblock .'. Women's News 12, 13 the chief receives $9,800. life for the service of their own against believing that only force cluded, but Holmdel hns re- Red Dank. Alex A. Busse Jr., country and of their own broth- and policies of deterrence can re- My Wife mained aloof, stating jis intention president of the Holmdel Bonrd Public Auction Sale Prime Ribs Going South? ers when these are engaged in solve international controversies. Having left my bed and board, to build its own high school some of Education, told The Daily Reg- Allen Electric Company, IB Served Friday, Saturday and Complete line of swim nnd the defense of justice and liber- He also deplored nationalism, I'm buying a used car from lay. ister last week he did not know White St., Red Bank, Sat., 10 a.m. Sunday. $3.50. Harry's Lobster sports wear for the entire family :y, and who seek only the flight arms buildups, racism and re- Schwartz & Sons. The selection is if Holmdel observers would at- 1 The Dec. 4 meeting was the (Adv.) House, Sea Bright. (Adv.) Cy and Art's, Sea Bright. (Adv.) from their responsibility and the venge, greal. (Adv.) irst reRlonalization discussion attend. 2—Friday, THF". IMII.V Rf.CIMIR Highway* Paddock Lounge Owner

pl« were not satisfied with ear-j Committee; had already declared lier wtumptions. He had the bill unequivocally that he would not To Face the Grand Jury recalled to his committee for an go along with any changes. Trooper journed the preliminary hearing imendment. The bill was a winner only if Agnellino is the lessee, LONG BRANCH — Attilio until Jan. 4. * The same day the bill was accepted by the Senate in its in- ignellino of West Long Branch, Castellano testified. Preliminary hearing in the .changed to include a provision itial form. The sole purpose was iwner of the Paddock Lounge, Dismissal Asked cases of Larry Cagle, 19, of Red , "that the United States would buy to permit a wider latitude of use 46 Chelsea Ave., faced prelimi- Mr. Ansell moved for dismissal, Bank, and Charles T. Gresham, the West Virginia Turnpike, now of 90 per cent interstate aid nary examination on three claiming the state had failed In 22, of 55 Liberty St., alleged slay- a toll road operating with a def- funds, without increasing the U.S. charges in yesterday's session of prove the refrigerator stolen or icit, widen it from two to four appropriation. Municipal Court. show the defendant was in ers of Oliver A. Newton in a mug- : lanes, and absorb it in the federal On the strength of this assur- Through his attorney, Robert act the lessee. ging on Union Ave. Thanksgiving "interstate system. ance, the bill had gained strong Ansell of Asbury Park, Mr. Mr. Yaccarino retorted that the Eve, was postponed until Friday, If adopted in that fashion, the administration support. It would Agnellino waived preliminary state had presented enough evi- Dec' 29. The two defendants are bill would have required a com- How a switch of funds allocated learing on a State Police charge dence for probable cause. The held without bail. promise in a Senate-House Con- to New Jersey from an unwanted! of receiving $1,035 worth of purpose of a preliminary exami- Frederick Mayo of 246 Central • ierence Committee. But Rep. Union County extension of 1-278 carpeting allegedly stolen from nation, he said, is to enable the Ave., who pleaded guilty to steal- Charles H. Fallon, D-Md., chair- to the cross-state state Trenton, a flooring firm in Peekskill, N.Y. magistrate to make up his mind ing four cartons of cigarettes man of the House Public Works seashore freeway, and would al- The case was referred to the whether the defendant should from Bauer's Market, 176 Broad- low the other states to realign ap Grand Jury. Mr. Agnellino was held in bail for the Grand .vay, was sentenced to 10 days •roved interstate roads in urban released in lils own recognizance. Jury, not to give the defense an in jail. ipportunity to see what the prose- areas. i Aftetr preliminary examination Harry H. Howland, 37, no ad- cution is going to say. Births An additional 200 miles of con- if charges against Mr. Agnellino dress, who pleaded guilty to tres- struction would be authorized to LIONS HELP — Vincent Fes+a, president of the Eatontown Lions Club, checks the if receiving an allegedly stolen "Probable cause," said Mr. passing on private property, was Admiral refrigerator, Judge Ansell, "is a term of quantity, given a five-day jail term. the 41,000-mile interstate system work of Monmouth Regional High School students who have been helping in the an- RIVERVIEW without appropriation of, more tanley Cohen found probable not quality." He left no doubt Arsenie Cruz Matos of 129 Red Bank money than 1965 cost estimates. nual Christmas tree sale at Monmouth Shopping Center, near the Toy Soldier. Stu- cause that a crime had been com- that to him, the quality of the Broadway, found guilty of mali- prosecution evidence left much to Mr. and Mrs. John LaFalce New Jersey had an okay for help dents are, from the left, Jim Kankowski, Robert Grossman and Greg Hardman. The mitted by the defendant. He re- cious damage, was fined $5/), referred the case to the Grand be desired. duced to $40 for two days Already (nee Mary Ann Leonard), 23 Ger m a predicted $100 million road club's lot is open daily from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. (6 p.m. Sundays) and offers a va- ' 'aid Ter., Hazlet, daughter, yes in Union which it was to turn in ury, releasing Mr. Agnellino Consulting his court manual, served in jail. Mr. Matos was ac- 1 Judge Cohen denied the motion terday. For aid on the $60 million ex- riety of spruce, pine and live trees. All proceeds are to be used for community proj- once again in his own recogni- cused of throwing a piece of con- zance. to dismiss. '-"'; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Alter (nee presway. ects. crete through the window of the Arguments Heard ' Carole Snider), D-l Sutton Drive, The balance of $40 million can Another Charge Molly Pitcher Caramel Shop, 131 : The hearing led to protracted ' Matawan, daughter, yesterday. be allocated to the Garden State Mr. Agnellino also faced a Broadway. arguments by Mr. Ansell and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Vrooman if its highway division comes up charge of receiving a color tele-, Patricia Morris of 128 Sampson with suitable proposals for other Thomas L. Yaccarino, assistant ision set allegedly stolen from (nee Carol Fazio), 129-A Creek Professor Claims Conspirators county prosecutor, over how Place admitted breaking the win- Road, Keanstmrg, daughter, yes- routes. Sears Roebuck Co. shipment dow of a car driven by Spec. J Gov. Richard J, Hughes, recu- much evidence must be pre- in a freight car in Newark. ' terday. sented to establish probable cause Darnell Jones, a soldier at the Derating from eye surgery at the Nunzio Merla of 132 Woodrow Grouped to Assassinate Kennedy and as to the purpose of a pre- Highlands Missile Site, with a bot- ; . MONMOUTH MEDICAL University of Pennsylvania Hos- Wilson Homes faces the same liminary examination. Judge tle. She was fined $25. • Long Branch pital, hailed the congressional WEST LONG BRANCH J- Pres- eral radio and television plained. The original film, charge. Preliminary examination Cohen at first reserved decision, Judge Cohen reserved decision itated, is owned by Life Maga- of these charges was postponed Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Johnson action. ident John F. Kennedy was, programs to discuss it. but later.found probable cause. until Jan. 4 in the case of Thom- The speaker declared that all until Jan. 4. Mr. Merla and Mr. /nee Myrtle Howard), 24 Sunset He praised Congressman How- caught in a cross-fire in Dallas zine, which bought it from Zap- Mr. Ansell argued that Police as J. Drum of 933 Woodgate Ave., Ave., Red Bank, son, yesterday. ard's handling of the measure Nov. 22, 196}—an ambush planned Americans should be concerned ruder at an official $25,000, but at Agnellino were released in their Lt. Eugene T. Myles of Bradley own recognizance, accused of leaving the scene of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Grzyb (nee over a ticklish course and and staged by a conspiracy for to know the full truth of the slay- an actual $200,000, according to an accident. Mr. Drum pleaded Beach, who testified that 10 Samuel A. Magarlno of Mat- ;Josephine Toco), Rt 1, English pledged that the state Transpor- which Lee Harvey Oswald was ing since, he said, "as long a. independent investigators. A copy not guilty, saying hii car had such refrigerators were stolen awan, also accused of receiving town, daughter, yesterday. tation Department would move as merely the patsy. relevant information is withheld, of the film is in the national been stolen. from a freight car in Bradley the color television set, was con- •...,.. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lloyd soon as the President signed the This was the theme of a lecture we cannot regard ourselves as a archives, but may not be un- Beach Sept. 18, failed to make (nee Grace Scarpone), 11 Fores bill. given last night in the Monmouth free people." edited, he intimated. tinued in (1,000 bail as Judge any connection between those re- Cohen found probable cause and ,,Ave., Rumson, son, yesterday. The state would be required to College Edison Science Building Calling the official version The conspiracy theory, he wen frigerators and the one allegedly referred his case to the Grand ... Mr. and Mrs. Roger Winner formally advise the federal gov- by Assistant Professor Thomas the assassination in the Warren on, is the only one which can found in a warehouse at 350 Jury. <„ (nee Joanne Trube), 233-B Eaton- ernment, by certification from E. Katen of the philosophy de- Commission report an absurdity account for the four shots heard Community Place. Modtrn Aparfmints crest Drjve, Eatontown, son, yes Transportation Commissioner Da- partment of Community College, that is being fed the America George M. Chamlin of West during the six seconds in which In addition, the lawyer said, Long Branch, attorney for Mr. . terday. vid J. Goldberg, that it would not Philadelphia. About 150 students people, Professor Katen sum : the assassination occurred. It is the prosecution failed to prove Magarino, tried to establish that ATRtmiS build the Union County road and and faculty members attended marized the results of his owi •• • • Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Laney also the only theory which ac- that Mr. Agnellino, who reported his client had no dealings with that it wanted federal money for the program, sponsored by the and other Warren Commission • (nee Deborah Andrus), 473 West counts for wounds in both fron ly leased the premises from Trooper Patsy Dragotto of the the expressway. students for an educated society. critics' investigations. NEnd Ave., Long Branch, daugh- and back of the President's head Frank Torchia of 457 Westbourne State Police, who testified he and ter, yesterday. The Trenton-seashore freeway Professor Katen, a former A movie film taken by Abra- and body. Ave., was in possession of the an informer purchased the al- would become one of two criss- Monmouth College faculty menv ham Zapruder, an amateur cam- The Warren Commission and premises when the refrigerator legdly stolen television set for Mr. and Mrs. James Robinson crossing super highways in a Cen- ber, is the author of a number of eraman, is the basis for the con- the official version of the killing, was found by State Police. Troop- $350 in marked money from Sam MONMOUTH "(nee Anna Stewart), 5 Locust tral Jersey Expressway system. articles on the Kennedy assassi- spiracy theory of President Ken "'.'.Ter., New Monmouth, daughter, he said, distort the facts to fit er Raymond Castellano, who with uel R. Pandure of West Long The other would be a toll Gar- nation and has appeared on sev- nedy"s death. Professor Katen ex- Police Chief Thomas M. Pesano Branch. • yesterday. den State Thruway between a theory claiming Oswald as VILLAGE : a lone assassin. He added that the was given permission by Mr. Demonstration Cited Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Wick- Woodbridge and Toms River. Torchia to enter the warehouse, official response to the killing has But Trooper Dragotto also testi- -Jiara (nee Virginia Corfora), 33 Inclusion of the cross-state free- testified Mr. Torchia said he an aura of almost obscene come- fied Mr. Magarino was present APARTMENTS Spring Ter., Red Bank, son, yes way in the interstate program, Say State Responsible didn't know to whom it was dy in its absurdity. in the Hi-Spot Barber Shop,. »9 terday. Mr. Howard has pointed out, will leased. / Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Anderson The Zapruder film, Professor Norwood Ave., when the sale was allow the state Transportation De- The only connection with Mr. set up. Mr. Magarino also dem- (nee Georgeanne DeGhalus), Hall partment and the Highway Au Katen explained, shows President For Dhmage to Curbs Agnellino, Trooper Castellano ad- onstrated television set to : St., Navesink, daughter Tuesday thority to use money planned for Kennedy was hit by three shots mitted, was a telephone call from the trooper, the informer and ROUTE 33 '-. •?< JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL the freeway on other related proj SEA BRIGHT •*•*•• State author!authori-- field of Ocean Ave.Ave., former buildbui - rom different firing points Chief Pesano to S. Thomas other prospective purchasers in FREEHOLD, N.J. \ Neptune eels. ties may be held responsible for ing inspector, as Planning Boari around the motorcade; Texas Gagliano of 495 Broadway, Mr. the garage of Mr. Margarino's 5 Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Zimbard any damage suits which might member, to fill the unexpired 2 Gov. John B. Connally was hit Among them will be $46 million Torchia's attorney. The trooper parents at -499 Tabor St., the '• (nee Mary Ellen Wood), 432 Pros arise from damaged curbs on year term of Mr. Berwick's 4- by a ricochet fired from stil It 2 BEDROOM of parallel free service roads ad- overheard a man's voice at the trooper said. \ pect Place, Neptune, daughter, Ocean Ave., on the north beach. year term. another point, which bounced ofl APARTMENTS joining the Garden State Park- other end of the wire say Mr State Police Detective Howard \ yesterday. This was council's decision fast In response to a proposal from curb. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY way in Middlesex and Union Graff identified the television set \ Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kahwaty night, after Councilwoman and the municipal authorities of Fair Even without aiming, the pro- Counties. as one of 128 stolen from the (tree Amale Sawaya), 21 Long Mayor-elect Mrs. Cecile F. Nor- Haven, council resolved that thi fessor alleged, Oswald could no • Large Rooms This will meet demands of Sen. Velasquez Ties freight car in Newark. View Ave., Freehold, son, yester- ton voiced concern over the mayor and one member of thi have fired more than three shots • Science Kitchen C'ifford P. Case, R-N.J., and con- Mr. Chamlin asked and finally day. curbs. The damage was done by council will confer with officials from the bolt-action Mannlicher- t Built-in Wall Oven tinue free parkway-like service Hartack's Mark received an adjournment until Mr. and Mrs. Dallion Hoove, Carcano rifle he used in the time • Ample Parting Facilities for local parkway users while al- state road equipment while snow in Fair Haven on Jan. 23 to dis- MIAMI, Fla. (AP) - Jorge Jan. 4 of preliminary hearing of (nee Marie Crumpler), 1713 Brad- span available. • Children's Equipped io permitting the parkway oper- ploughing operations were in cuss the high cost of garbage dis- Velasquez rode a horse named charges of operating an illegal ford Ave., Neptune, daughter, yes- ating authority, to-charge-tolls on progress and have not been posal and consider a "President Kennedy was Simpleton into the winner's circle 001 Playground — terday. football p against Mr. Mag- the parkway free sections. repaired since, she said. posal that a regional agency be caught in a crossfire ambush and yesterday to tie Bill Hartack as arino and his brother, Anthony • Swim Pool Facilities Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sagan In a letter to the state High- formed. his head was nearly blown off in the second winningest jockey in T. Magarino. (nee Margaret Sdieidt), 8 Bou DIRECTIONS: Garden State way Department council declared On the recommendation of the the most horrible way; it was an racing history for a single sea- Mr. Chamlin claimed surprise Ave,, Farmlngdale, daughter Weather it would forward any damage Zoning Board, council approved ambush by triangulation," Pro- on. Parkway to Exit 123, con- yesterday. when Mr. Yaccarino moved to tinue on Route 9 to Circle, New Jersey: Partly cloudy,' suits to Trenton. variance application submitted fessor Katen said. "There were The young Panamanian almost amend the complaint to show a proceed around Circle to windy and seasonably cold Plan Chief Quits by Arnold and Petra Nelson of 13 leople shooting all over," he collapsed from heat exhaustion different statute citation. He through tomorrow. High both Council accepted the resig- Beach St., here, regarding an un- added. and had to cancel the rest of moved dismissal of the charges. Route 33 East, continue days upper 30s and low 40s. Low nation of Richard Berwick of dersized lot and a minor subdivi- Evidence—too long to be dis- his mounts for the day, but not "If he gets a dismissal," Mr. on Route 33 East approx. tonight 20s north, low 30s south. Ocean Ave., from his position as sion on their property. closed in last night's session—in- before pushing in his Wth win- Yaccarino warned, "we'll go di- 1 mile to Monmouth Gar- Outlook for Sunday, fair and sea- chairman of the Planning Board. The next council meeting was dicates that the Central Intelli- ner for the year in the seventh rectly to the Grand Jury for an den Apartments, sonably cold. Mayor Frank H. Van Duzer, with scheduled for Dec. 28. The or- gence Agency may have been in- race at Tropical Park. - indictment and there won't be In Monmouth Beach, yester- the unanimous support of the ganization meeting will be held volved in the conspiracy, Pro- The record is *B set by Bit any preliminary hearing." RENTAL AGENTON PREMISES day's high was 53 degrees and the council appointed Robert Red- at noon on Jan. 1. fessor Katen charged. Shoemaker in 1953. Hartack had "That's dirty pool, isn't it?" 462-9346 low was 41. It was 45 at 6 p.m. "It is known," he said, "tha his big year in 1955. Judge Cohen remarked. The overnight low and the tem- President Kennedy had planned Velasquez was barely able to He allowed the amendment and perature at 7 a.m. was 32. to negotiate with the Castro gov- weigh in after the race and then suggested a three-hour adjourn- MARINE mm Chase Ends in Crash ernment in Cuba. These negotia- ment to give Mr, Chamlin time was helped to the jockey's room KUnif enunt Company Cape May to Block Island: tions ceased immediately upon He was revived with smelling to prepare a defense under the Small craft warnings are in ef- HOWELL TOWNSHIP - A 110- The driver of the car was iden- SOD Broad St., Newark, N. J. 'President Kennedy's death." new statute. When Mr. Chamlin fect for northwest winds at 15-25 mile-per-hour chase through four tified as Jose Rivera, 20, of Ho- salts. MA 3-1349 lie lecture concluded with Velasquez was expected to be protested, the judge relented with knots wth higher gusts through municipalities ended on. Rt. 9 and boken. Victor Garcia, 20, also oi Hoboken, was a passenger. questions from the audience. back in the saddle today. Mr. Yaccarino's consent and id- OPEN YOUR 1968 tomorrow. Partly cloudy through Casino Drive here at 8:35 p.m. tomorrow. Visibility more than yesterday, according to State Po- State Trooper John Frecl five miles through tomorrow. charged Mr. Rivera with recklesi TIDES lice at the Howell Barracks, driving after the vehicle was ii Christmas Club TODAY-High 6:54 p.m. and They said Madison Township collision with the truck driven b; low 1 p.m. police began the pursuit of the Ernest R. Bale, Englishtown. Po at • • TOMORROW - High 7:06 am. vehicle at 8:10 p.m. and that it lice said the truck was damaged and 7:30 p.m. and low 12:48 a.m. continued through Tennent and and that Mrs. Patricia Bale, and 1:42 p.m. Freehold until the car was in passenger, complained of pain SUNDAY - High 7:42 a.m. and collision with a pick-up track, and saw her own doctor for treal 8:12 p.m. and low 1:30 a.m. and rolled over, and was demolished. ment. 2:24 p.m. For Red Bank and Rumson Man Pleads Guilty Rivera suffered lacerations anc bridge, add two hours; Sea was taken to Perth Amboy Gen- Uemlxr JMeral Rawre/Twiml eral Hospital by Madison Town liunmne* Corp. Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long III Larceny Trial Branch,,deduct 15 minutes; High- ship Police. The Detectivt lands bridge, add 40 minutes. FREEHOLD - Dennis Carrera, Bureau there issued him sum- 133 Center St., Freehold, yester- monses for eluding a police offi- day pleaded guilty to a grand cer and having a stolen car ir larceny charge before Monmouth his possession. The car is ownec DIVIDEND CONTINUED County Court Judge M. Raymond by Majestic Associates, Inc., Ho McGowan. boken, police said. PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENT Carrera had been charged with taking an engine and transmission valued at $700 from, a car Fined for Assault owned by Winfield Sherman, for- FAIR HAVEN - Richan merly of Frewsburg, a soldier AT THE RATE OF PER ANNUM now in Vietnam. Westee, 16 Wyckham Road, Ne GENUINE PASTE WAXING The incident occurred in Upper Shrewsbury, received a suspendei (wliile you wait) Freehold Township on April 26, $25 fine yesterday for assault anc 1866. battery. The complaint was signer] $Q95 Assistant Prosecutor John A. lncludl by Monroe A. 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Chairman Jack Weser units to 12 in all, the building's mended that the Township Coun- dissented and didn't explain his length to no more than 160 feet cil grant a variance for a two- vote. Carl B. Coutts, the other Seeks School Architect and the parking facilities to ac- ttory professional office building member, was absent. commodate'only 96 cars. LITTLE SILVER — The Board A Rutgers University survey Whatever the scope of the proj- at the southwest corner of South The hearing on this case at- — Put up a six-foot high hedge j of Education, in looking for an last year recommended immedi- ct, there won't be a referendum tincoln and Norwood Avcs., lo- tracted 26 residents with homes around the parking lot. architect, is taking the first step ate construction of a multi-pur- ilan ready for the Feb. 13 school cated in a residential (R-3) zone. near the property. It had been — Deed a 50-foot by 95-foot toward construction of additional pose room, library, guidance lection, Mr. O'Malley said. The zoners' resolution, however, adjourned from Oct. 26. strip of land on this property to elementary school facilities here. room and storage space at Point But the budget, to be intro- stipulated that the applicant, Ben- Mr. Mann originally planned the township for playground use. President Charles A. O'Malley Road School. luccd next month, will reflect jamin Mann of 271 South Lincoln to erect a two-story, 200-foot by — Cut back the north corner at said last night the board has not It also suggested construc- he board's plans for housing Ave., Oakhurst, must meet seven 40-foot building with 16 office Lincoln and Norwood Aves., ' decided what facilities are to be tion at Markham Place School of he educational program in the conditions before this matter goes units and parking facilities for which is subject to state Depart- ; built, but confirmed that letters industrial arts, home eco- lext school year, he added. to the governing body for a final 102 cars, as well as building a ment of Transportation approval, j have gone out to 14 architects. nomics and science classrooms. decision. six-foot high stockade fence along — Have a 20-foot southerly The president said the budget A variance is required because the property line adjacent to the side yard setback with an exit 'ould get two public hearings in the planned office buildings would parking lot. driveway on to Norwood Ave., anuary, one upon introduction constitute a non-permitted use. The zoners, however, demanded also subject to state approval. RECEIVES EAGLE AWARD — Russell Herrman, 15, this and a second two weeks later. The board voted by a 3-1 count the applicant make some revi- Hazards Cited New Commander The dates have not been set. for recommending this variance. sions in his plans by ordering him Residents with homes adjacent week became the •first icout in history of Middletown John Fornataro, Philip Wenzel to: to the property who spoke out Troop 242 to earn an Eagle badge. Here, making pre- In connection with another sending project, the board asked against or questioned the planned sentation, is Mrs. Sarah J. Melici, president of Harmony building cited hazardous driving For SATCOM Unit ts attorney, Edward C. Stokes, School PTA, troop sponsor. Looking on are Russell's par- meet with the borough attor- and poor drainage conditions and FT. MONMOUTH—Col. George School Plan Opponent argued that the property could be ents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene E. Herrman, 215 Geary Dr. ley in an effort to settle the E. Rippey of Hemphill Road, luestion of where tennis courts feasible for residential use. Mr. Other Court of Honor awards were presented to Sary Mann and realtor Irving L. Ban- Eatontown, has been appointed ire to be built. Spoke as a Taxpayer der of West Allenhurst, testifying McCann, Peter McDonald, Paul McDonald and Thomas commander of the Army Satellite Board member Oliver Bennett for this project, disagreed. Constantine. Invested as new scouts were Steven Hesse, Communications (SATCOM) •eported that the Parks and Rec- RUMSON - Mayor Charles S. peared at the board session as a Some residents objected to the : Charles Krauss and Eugene Smith. Agency. reation Committee would prefer Callman last night said that private citizen. planned stockade fence. Others Col. Rippey is also Army proj- to improve the courts on school Councilman Francis E. P. Mc- Council last night received an cited the need for a playground property near Rumson Road if Carter, calling on the local Board invitation from Mayor James in the area, suggesting Mr. Mann ect manager for satellite communications exercising the full the legal question of a lease can of Education Wednesday to scrap Buckley Jr. of Fair Haven to give the tract to the township for ie worked out. a school building plan on Ridge meet Jan. 28 in a joint study ses- this use. line authority and responsibility 47 Named Advisers But the committee will imple- of the commanding general, of Road and study rcgionalization of sion of a regional garbage dis- The Planning Board on Oct. 9 the Army Material Command, ment its other plan, to build • junior high school complex, posal plan. This borough now adopted a resolution allowing Mr. over all planning, direction and was speaking as a taxpayer and budgets $44,445 for garbage col- Mann to subdivide a two-acre courts on Riverview Ave., if the control of tasks and resources not as a borough official. lection and disposal. tract into three lots with the con- ttorneys are not able to solve For Trade Schools involved in providing ground sys- 1 Mr. Callman, speaking for the The governing body also read ditions that the zoners grant a [he problem by Jan. 15, he said . tems and equipments for satellite and supported a letter of com- variance for the professional FREEHOLD — The Monmouth Giger, Giger Ford; Arnold councilman who was not present, Before taking mendation to Thomas Shea, fire building. The planners then also County Vocational School Board Schwartz, Maurice Schwartz and communications, said the identification of Mr. Me- Col. Rippey Carter as a borough official led equipment maintenance man, recommended that the variance of Education yesterday appointed Sons, Inc., and George Van oveij command. Dress Thief numerous area residents to be- from the Rumson .fire Company. ihould be granted. •47 county residents to 13 advisory Wickle, Park Chevrolet, Inc. served as SATCOM Agency de- lieve he represented council at The letter commended the man The zoners granted a variance committees for vocational school Beauty culture: Anthony Bon- puty commander from August to December 1967. the session. for his devotion to duty. to Paul F. and Marian T. Benoit subjects. gazone, Tony's House of Beauty Likes Size 10 The mayor relayed the coun- The panel also approved a re- of 6 Dwight Drive to erect a The terms are for one year. of West End; Mrs. Margaret A native of Missouri, Col. Rip- RED BANK — Police Chief cilman's comment that he ap- quest by the Fire Department to 12 by 24-foot addition to their Named to the air conditioning Brown, the Margaret Beauty pey is a graduate of the Uni- George Clayton said 60 sample Shop; Larry Eiseman, Contessa keep an outdated fire truck, soon home, located in an R-2 zone. The committee were Louis Branca' versity of Kansas with a degree dresses were taken from the D'Or Hairdressers, and David Col. George E. Rippey H&H Dress and Sportswear to be replaced by a new fire Benoits plan to enclose an exist- dora, Ft, Monmouth; Warren H. Electrical Engineering. He Holland, L'Image Hairstylists. Corp., Ill Oakland St. — and pumper. It was said the trade-in ing patio area. A variance is re Cochran, New Jersey Bell Tele- ierranean and European theaters, Neptune Man Carpentry: John Brenner, has appeared in "Who's Who in all of them were in size 10. or sale value of the vehicle would quired because it constitutes the phone Co.; Joseph Komorowski, He became chief of the Com- extension of a non-conforming Earle Naval Ammunition Depot; builder: Walter Lukowitz, build- Engineering" where he was cited The chief said the entry was not warrant its disposal. munications Division at Second use and the property's rear yard Salvatore Scott, Sal's Refrigera- er, and Hans M. Norman, Arlin as a teacher and leader in the discovered at 7 a.m. yesterday. Convicted In Army Headquarters, Ft. Meade, is below the required minimum. tion and Home Appliance Service Construction.. field of communications for out- Intruders had broken in through Commercial food service; Rose .Id., in 1947 and in 1949 served The zoners gave Mr. and Mrs. and Jolin E. Weislo, J. G. Mennie standing contributions in re- the rear of the building, he laid. Dix Is Given Marie De Flora, Monmouth Medi- signal adviser to the Greek Chief Clayton said the dresses Espionage W. B. Burrill of 555 Dow Ave. and Co. search and development. Col. a variance to erect an addition cal Center; Joseph Ilvento, West )th Mountain Division for which were valued at $100 apiece. FT. MEADE, Md. (AP) — A Auto body repair; Wesley W. End Manor, and Mrs. Kathryn Rippey holds the Army- Com- he was decorated by the govern court martial board convicted a Board Seat to their home, located in an R-3 Jost, Jost Garage; Reginald The business is owned by Whitson, Asbury Park High mendation Medal, the Joint Ser- ment of Greece. New Jersey noncommissioned of- zone. A variance is required be- Predham, Predham's Garage; Frank Maimone of Copperfield cause it constitutes the extension School. vice Commendation Medal and Col. Rippey subsequently served Court, Eatontown, and Harry ficer yesterday after a three-day Gerald J. Russomano Jr., Kuss- s in instructor with the 28th Held by Smith of a non-conforming use and the Drafting: John R. Connelly, Ft. the Greek War Cross. Hammering of Scott Towers, espionage trial. amano Body Shop and Russell F. Monmouth; Eric A. Gunther, Infantry Division of the Pennsyl- COLTS NECK - Earl E. Dix, property's lot is undersized. Tomaino, Broad Street Garage. Col. Rippey entered the Army Long Branch. Convicted was Sgt 1/C Ulysses Hearing Slated Winslow Tele-Tronics, and Paul vania National Guard and the L. Harris, 37, of Neptune, N. J. Mill Pond Lane, last night was Automotive mechanics: George V. MondeauXj Electronic Asso- in 1940 and was assigned as an *OTC unit of the University of appointed to the unexpired School The zoners adjourned to Thurs- He faces a possible 10-year sen- ciates, Inc. artillery and engineer signal of- Michigan; plans officer in the Of- Board term of Assistant Prosecu day, Jan. 25, the continued hear tence and a dishonorable dis- Electricity: Donald E. Carter, ficer at Ft. Monroe, Va., followed 'ice of the Chief Signal Officer tor Thomas J. Smith. ing on an application by Nathan by an assignment as post signal charge on conviction of conspir- Freehold Electric Co., and Leroy n Washington, D.C.; special proj- Mr. Dix, who will have to run Mirin of 413 Sixth Ave., Asbury Senate officer at Ft. Eustis, Virginia. ing to commit espionage. R. Wetjen, Little Silver Electric jet officer at Ft. Huachuca, for election in February's school Park, to erect a single-family (Continued) Earlier yesterday, counsel for Company. From 1943 until 1946, he served election, was selected to fill Mr. dwelling on Hampton St., located to $160.50. The average monthly \riz.; deputy signal officer ol the sergeant brought three char- Machine shop: Carl A. Ander- as signal officer in the Medi- Smith's post when the Utter re- in an R-4 zone. benefits for a man and wife will he Army in Hawaii; division sig- acter witnesses to the stand and son, Bendix Corp.; Erein A. Au signed after being appointed a A variance is required as the go from H45 to $165. lal officer, 25th Infantry Division, Introduced three letters and a genstein, Augetistein Manufactur. Monmouth County Assistant Pros- house would be located on an un- md commanding officer of tht telegram in evidence. The payroll tax will be raised ing Co., and Malcolm Bennett, ecutor. dersized lot. The zoners on Nov. Brager Ends 25th Signal Battalion in Hawaii Harris pleaded innocent to by increasing the taxable base Fort Monmouth. Mr. Dix is assistant manager 30 asked Mr. Mirin to submit an from the present $6,600 to $7,800 ;hief Systems Engineering Div charges that he conspired with Medical-dental assisting: Dr. of the Air Cruiser's Division of engineering map which would in- starting next year. This will ion at the Defense Communica Staff Sgt. Leonard J. Safford, 35, Lester A. Barnett, and Lawrence 8-Year Term the Garrett Corporation, Rt. 34 clude adjacent properties. mean the maximum levy for an ions Agency in Washington, am of Chillum, Md., to give secret Jacobs, dentist Wall Township, and before mov Mr. Whitney said the zoners individual and his employer, now ignal officer of I Corps in Korea information to the Soviet Union's Practical nursing: George J ing to Colts Neck in 1965, had won't hold their regular meeting $290.40, will be $343.20 in 1968. As Planner His military schooling includes United Nations Mission. Bartel, Monmouth Medical Cen- served three years on the Free- scheduled for Thursday, Dec. 28 'he Coast Artillery School, Signal Among those who said they The benefit increases will be ter; Ernest Kovats, Jersey LITTLE SILVER - Council hold Township School Board. They will next meet on Thursday School Advanced Officer's Course, knew and trusted Harris first reflected in February checks Shore Medical Center; John H man Paul Bragar ended eight He graduated from Freehold Jan. 11, he reported. the "Command and General Sta Sgt. 1/C William Ray and Sgt. to be received March 3. Daniels Jr., Riverview Hospital; years on the Planning Board last High School in 1945 and enlisted College, and Defense Weapon: 1/C Edward E. Jones, both sta- and Martha Sacci, Monmouth night. in the Marine Corps. In 1954 he Systems Management Course. tioned at Ft. Monmouth, N.J. Medical Center; Anne M. Savick, Mr. Bragar, whose council term was graduated from Rider Col- and Air Force T/Sgt. Norwood and Mrs. Jeanette M. Sweeney, ends Dec. 31, is the governing ige with a bachelor's degree in Sloan. Jersey Guard's Negro both New Jersey State Hospital; body's representative on the plan Trampoline Causes iu«'ness administration. The three servicemen, all of Mrs. Helen J. Smith, Jersey ning body, and is former board whom have high security clear- He Is a member of the Colts Shore Medical Center, and Ruth chairman. School Bus Delay ances, told the eight-member Neck Reformed Church, and the Drive Seen Success L. Wallace, Riverview Hospital, "Your work has been invalu- FREEHOLD - A school bui court martial board that Harris board of directors of the Mon- nurses. able to the board," Robert Bain- illed with students returning mouth County United Fund. He WASHINGTON (AP) - Nation- Two Negro Guard officers, Lt. had never approached them for Printing: Warren S. Ayres, ton, chairman, told Mr. Bragar. home Wednesday was delayec formerly was a member of the al Guard leaders say a test pro- Col. William S. Frye and Maj espionage and, had they suspect- Jordan Printing Service, Inc.; "We hate to see you go and we almost an hour because of Freehold Volunteer Fire Depart- gram in New Jersey for stimulat- Carl A. Briscoe, reported a grat- ed him, they would have turned Richard B. Brown, Asbury Park hope to see you back on the board trampoline. ment. ing Negro enlistments is a suc- ifying reception from Negro him in. Press, and Albert G. Kirms, again." Herbert M. Johnson, general cess. But a decision on extend- youths in New Jersey during the yesterday's testimony, after Vfa Kirms Printing Co. The planners gave preliminary secretary of the Freehold Are FOM SHOWN ing the program nationwide recruiting campaign. They said days ,pf prosecution, took only Radio and television repair: approval to a major subdivision YMCA, reported that while tw awaits a survey on Negro atti- they were not harried by any 45 minutes. FREEHOLD — Edward Prince, Robert F. Herpich, Wheelock which will carve 14 lots from a trampolines were being trans tudes toward military service. Black Power groups. program chairman for the Ele- Signal, Inc.; John H. Johnsfone, six-acre tract on Rumson Rd. ported 'rom the Camp Arrow "This is one program that ha mentary Schools PTA, at a recent The guard leaders spoke with Signalite, Inc.; Charles M. owned by Veikko Yrjanainen, head YMCA to Freehold, one wai meeting in the Bennett Street worked," Maj. Gen. Winston P. newsmen after a day-long closed Schedlbauer, Electronic Asso- West Long Branch. caught by the wind and blow Wilson said of the New Jersey School showed a film "To Build a Pentagon discussion of the New ciates, Inc., and Herbert D. In response to questions from into the path of the school, bus, CAUWt HCWYOt/f pilot program. Wilson is chief of this School," narrated by Chet Hunt- Jersey program. Tanzman, Winslow Tele-Tronics. neighboring property owners, No injuries or damages the National Guard Bureau. ley. They said lt has resulted so far Harold J. Seldin, Red Bank, the curred, he said, but everyone wa Maj. Gen. James F. Cantwell, CENTRAL JERSEY BANK IS The film presented by Ford in 381 enlistments — more civil engineer, and William Klat- delayed while authorities com- head of the New Jersey Guard, Stolen Savings Book Foundation was based on the than doubling the Negro strength sky, Red Bank, the attorney rep- pleted their investigation. reported steady progress in re- modern conception of school in in the state's Guard since the Possession Admitted resenting Mr. Yrjanainen, said Fred cruiting Negroes, and added: struction and the' need for flex- program began last August. FREEHOLD — Jose Diaz, 18, the majority of lots will exceed ible vitalization of the school "We think we've gotten ove the 15,000 square feet required Harvey . When new Negro enlistment 11 Borden Ave., Asbury Park, plant. It was suggested the film the hump of educating the Negro yesterday pleaded guilty befon by the borough zoning code. They Celebrating Our . . . be shown at a future date to en- community, gaining their confi- stood at 340, Cantwell said on said the homes will be custom Dec. 4 the test program was Monmouth County Court Judgi able the Board of Education dence, convincing them this is nol M. Raymond McGowan to i built and in the J30,000-and- 'moving gradually and slowly 19th YEAR members to view it. Just a gimmick." charge of possession of stolen higher range. and not as fast as we had hoped.' property. The pilot effort began after the Diaz had been charged with ATTEND SHOW Ohioans Copy Trade School President's Advisory Commission having a savings account book KEANSBURG - Fifty-three on Civil Disorders critized the belonging to William Jetters, members of the local Senior Citi- Guard for its performance in the Main St., Asbury Park, on Aug. zens Club recently attended the Methods Seen in Monmouth Detroit riots and recommended 11. Christmas show at Radio City FREEHOLD — Vocational ed- high school, programs developed recruiting more Negroes. He was represented by Albert Music Hall, New York City. ication officials from Cuyahoga in cooperation with appointed At the end of 1966, Guard fig- Berich of the Public Defenders' The club will hold its second ounty, Ohio, after visiting Mon- representatives from home ures show, there were 5,295 Ne- Office, with Assistant Prosecutoi annual Christmas party Wednes- mouth County's vocational sys- schools and transfers under the groes in the 418,609-man Ar- John A. Petillo sitting in fo: day at 1 p.m. in Buck Smith's, last spring, have adopted responsibility of the home my National Guard and 627 Ne- the state. East Keansburg. Mrs. James ome of Monmouth's practices. schools. groes in the 82,455-member Air Judge McGowan set sentencing Convery may be contacted for This was announced yesterday Cuyahoga County plans to con- Guard, This amounted to 1.26 per for Jan. 19. further information. y Donald P. Hoagland, county struct five buildings. cent Negroes in tho Army Guard vocational school board superin- The vocational school board and .76 per cent in the Air endent. agreed to discontinue programs Guard. in floriculture, nursery practice Three representatives from Cantwell said the pilot program and landscaping in the Mana- leveland, Ohio, had toured two in New Jersey was undertaken Monmouth County Vocational squan school because of low en- because of the Presidential Com- Ichools May 22 and were im- rollment. mission's criticism of the Guard. iressed with what they eaw. The board, however, agreed to NEW YEAR But he added, "We think the crit- Under the Monmouth County study the possibility of assisting icism was unjust. iystem, which has been the sub- the school to continue the pro- ect of many articles and inspec- gram on its own. William Miller, Under the test program, the ;ions, students remain under the superintendent of the Manasquan New Jersey Guard was permitted Fred Harvey is one of our jurisdiction of their high schools school system, had requested the a five per cent "overstrength" top Electrical Inspectors. and attend vocational subjects as board to continue the course for amounting to 865 slots reserved 5000 Christinas Trees It's his job to sea that only art of their daily programs. at least one more year and pos- for Negro enlistments this fiscal perfect parts go into our In some other systems, how- sibly paying half of the teacher's year ending next June 30. OPEN HOUSE IN THE TERRACE ROOM electrical generating sys- iver, the students are separated salary. This came at a time when the THE GOURMET'S CHOICE FOR FINE FOOD tems. Fred has been help- 'rom their fellow students and The board also accepted a poli New Jersey already had a wait- re under the jurisdiction of a cy change to permit 16-year-old ing list of more than 6,000 young DANCING — NOISEMAKERS — HATS ing us build reliable prod- men. ucts since 1941. He's ona 'ocatlonal school. who have not completed the 10th NO COVER — NO MINIMUM The Ohio officials have includ grade to enroll into the vocation- In effect, this gave Negroes a of the reasons Bendix ed in their program Monmouth's al programs. Previously onl; priority over the thousands of RESERVE NOW FOR HOLIDAY means "best," ystem of cooperative centers 11th and 12th grade students were white young men waiting for PARTIES — BANQUETS. operated as an arm of each home permitted to take the subjects. openings. Large selection of indoor and outdoor decoration!. Ws have a large variety of roping, grave blankets, Bendix^ Cars Collide On grave pieces, door and window wreaths, variety *f Rt. 35 in Eatontown potted liva treos, holly and mistletoe. We canH trim your treo, but wo can trim your costs. Brlnf EATONTOWN - Ethel Volpe the kiddies to soe our wonderful Santa Clsui. frt* of 18 Clark St., Kcansburg, was treated at Monmouth Medical Christmas balloon for tho kiddios. Electric Power Center, Long Branch, after an ac- (tatttnj fflltib (road St. and Quean Ann* Dr., Snrewibury—747-S55S cident on Rt. 35 at 8:18 lost FARM Division I OPEN EVENINGS MONDAY THRU FRIDAY night. Police said she was a passenger SATURDAY 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. SUNDAY 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. MONMOUTH RD. EATONTOWN ( V; Plants in Eatontown COMPLETE FIREPLACE EQUIPMENT in a car driven by Anthony Volpe CHARLIE'S MARKET of the same address when it was PHONE 542. 9300 \L and Red Bank. in collision with a car driven by FLEXSCREENS by BENNETT IRELAND Louis L. Grumo, 40 Baruch Drive, HWY. 36, BELFORD Cuitom made op our premlm—48-hour delivery Long Branch. f 4—Friday, THE DAILY REGISTER MRS. LENA UMWEB NAT OLSAN 2 in Hospital Acquittal Directed In Delinquency Case HEW SHKJJWSBUKY - Mr. NORTH PORT C FREEHOLD - Hubert MoI .Mr. MtSul/e had bfcen ia Lindner, 85, rj 21 Pjrtridg Fit. — ){«t (jtein, bi'/iitM *r»«rdo girl in Kesris- Hospital, Red B&JISC, where th KEANSBUP.G—Two men were burg on Dec. !i and Dec. 27, Branch, N.J., and Carl Olsan of of acquitel from Monmoutri OBITUARIES had been a patient five days. Shi admitted to Riverview Hospital, County Court Judgs^Rayrflond 1965. He was represented by West Deal, N.J., died Wednesday was the widow of John Lindner. Red Bank, after a one-car ac- McGowan on charges'"?!} contrib- Charles Frankel, Asbtiry Rark. in Venice Hospital, Venice, Fla. MRS. ANNA M. TALTAVALL VICTOR A. SANDBERG MRS, E. M. C. BRAMLEY Mrs. Lindner was born in Ge cident early today on Beachway. uting to the delinquency of a Assistant Prosecutor John A. He lived at 343 Bayano St. here. Petillo presented the state's case. SAYREVILLE - Mrs. Ann:NEW SHREWSBURY — Victor TOMS RIVER — Mrs, E. Mar- many and lived in Murray Hi1 Police discovered the collision linor. Merrill Taltavall, 74, of Morga A. Sandberg, 60, of 172 Riveredge garet Chandler Bramley, mother for several years before movin; In addition to his brothers, he while patrolling the business dis- Ave. died yesterday in South Am Road died Tuesday in Riverview of Mrs. William C. Scott of Oak- here five years ago. is survived by his widow, Mrs. trict at 3:15 a.m. They said the Doris Friedman Olsan; a daugh- vehicle struck a pole. boy Memorial Hospital after- Hospital, Red Bank. hurst, died Tuesday in Dover Gen- She was a member of th FOR ANY OCCASION long illness. Mr. Sandberg was born in eral Hospital as the result of inter, Mrs. Anita Strauss of West Admitted to the hospital were Church of Christ, Red Bank. Orange; a son, William Olsan ol She was born in West Virgini Nebraska, moved to Montclair 40 juries suffered in an auto accident Matthew Cumiskey, 29, of 35 Surviving are three sons, Parsippany, and four grandchil- HONEY BEE FLOWERS and was a retired school teacher, years ago and had lived here the Nov. 17. She lived at 2347 York- Circuit St., this place who, police seph L. Lindner, with whom si dren. RUSSELL T. HODGKISS Her husband, John A. Taltava past 10 years. town Road here and was active reported, had to be taker! out of the vehicle; and Robert Sche- Sr., died in 1966. He was a salesman with the in the Pine Shore Chapter of Deb-made^her home; John A. Lindnei Funeral services are being held 464 BROAD ST. orah. at 11 a.m. today in the Suburban uerman, 118 Devone St., Kearney. Surviving are two sons, John A Haydu Meat Packing Co., Nep- of Garden City, N. Y., and Lou Chapel of Philip Apter and Son, SHREWSBURY Taltavall Jr. of Colts Neck an tune. She is survived by another A. Lindner of Queens Village, Two other occupants who alsD Maplewood. Rabbi David Freed- Surviving ore his wife, Mrs. daughter, Mrs. William Dietze of N.Y.; seven grandchildren, an were transported to the hospital 741-4020 Richard Taltavall of London; man is officiating. Agnes Samson Sandberg; a son, Scotch Plains; a sister, Mrs. O.A. by the Keansburg First Aid daughter, Anne Taltavall of Flor one great-granddaughter. Reliable Sine* 1927 Army Pvt. Robert N. Sandberg, Kieb of Brielle, and six grand- Squad were Edward Schork, lfi, ida, and sbc grandchildren. The funeral will be tomorro' FRANK D'ESPOSITO stationed at Fort Dix, a daughter, children. of 10 Braden PI., this place, who The funeral will be Saturday al at 10 a.m. in the Worden F BY WIRE ANYWHERE Miss Betle L. Sandberg, at home, FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - refused treatment; and Joseph 10 a.m. in the Mason Wilson Fir Services will be held at 10 a.m. neral Home, Red Bank, with th and two brothers, Milton Sand- Frank D'Esposito, 71, of 5D Stone- McCarthy, 20, of 540 Morning- Rev. Donald Wood, pastor of th neral Home, South Amboy, wit berg of Cedar Grove and Clar- tomorrow in Haeberle and Barth hurst Boulevard, died yesterday side Ave., Union Beach, who Church of Christ, offlciatin the Rev. Samuel ia Penta, pas ence. R. Sandberg of Montclair. Colonial Home, Union. in Jersey Shcire Medical Center, was treated and released. tor of the Colts Neck Reforme Cremation will be in Roseh Neptune, after a long illness. Church, officiating. Burial will The funeral will be this after- Crematory, Linden. Mr. D'Esposito was born in noon at 2:30 o'clock in Grace MRS. AUGUST FRIEWALD in Franklin Memorial Park Italy and had lived in Brooklyn Presbyterian Church, Montclair. BRICK TOWNSHIP - Mrs. North Brunswick. RUDOLPH A. HEIN before moving here seven months Vietnam Burial will be in Mount Hebron Caroline B. Friewald, 62, of 539 ago. He was a retired produce DEATH NOTICE Cemetery under direction of HIGHLANDS — Rudolph H (Continued) MARTIN — Hellmuth, pasted on Dc Azalea Drive died Wednesday in merchant. He was a member of John E. Day Hein, 76, of 264 Navesink Ave. cember 11, 1967, ol Bayalde, Ijor.g I (Jeorge Van TasselJJs Community Point Pleasant Hospital. and as high altitude cover against land. Husband ot Nancy Hellmuth, died yesterday in Monmouth Me St. Rose of Lima Catholic • - - • • ~ / the MIG17S and MIG2Is of the brother of Mrs. Out Chairarifl, Free, She was the wife of August ical Center, Long Branch, aftei Church, here. hold. Miss Johanna Martin of I>d Friewald and the sister of small North Vietnamese air force Bank, Wflllara Martin, Island Park, a two weeks' illness. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. FUNERAL HOME Long Island and Walter Martin of L&n< MISS JANET PATERSON Charles Schneider of Farming- Margaret Onorato D'Esposito; The priority target was Hanoi's tana, Florida. Interment Bayelde, Lon dale. He was born in Newark and hai Island. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Miss lived here 27 years. He was aihis daughter, Mrs. Leonard J. mile-long Paul Doumer Bridge, n Mrs. Friewald also Is survived CAR!) OF THANKS Janet Peterson, 48, of 32 Ave. D, Army veteran of World War I. Steen Jr., of this place, and three bottleneck across which most We wish to thank our many friend died Wednesday in Monmouth by two daughters, Mrs. Warren grandchildren. road and rail traffic 'rom Red 85 Riverside Ave. Red Bank for their kind expressions of sympaUi; Hashagen of Parlin and Mrs.Mr. Hein is survived by hi &t the passing of our beloved husbaoi Medical Center, Long Branch. widow, Mrs. Grace Lyons Hel A Requiem Mass will be of- China enters the capital. The and father, Edward F. Jones. We alai Gerald Malanga of this place; bridge has been repaired after thank and appreciate the help of R*d Born in Scotland, £he was a and several nieces and nephew fered in Brooklyn Monday morn- resident here 13 years. two other brothers, Neil and ing. Burial, under the direction three spans were knocked out C. SIDUN, Director 747-0332 Bank First Aid, the R«v. H.L. Morjan, A Requiem Mass will be offeree the Rev. Alfred S. Parker «.nd F. X*eon Henry Schneider of Irvington, of the Hlgglns Memorial Home, more than a month ago, and jets Harris Funeral Home. Surviving are two brothers, at 9:30 a.m. Monday in Our Lad two sisters, Mrs. John Huse of Freehold, will be in St. Rose of were sent in with blockbuster Mrs. Viola Ruth Jefferson Jonei James Paterson and George of Perpetual Help Cathol and Children. Newark and Mrs. Bertha Geth- Lima Cemetery here. bombs to hit it again. Paterson, both of Scotland, and Church. Interment, under the di- a sister, Mrs. Margaret Hotch- ard of this place, and seven grandchildren. rection of the John P. Condon lilllliiillilllBfllimllllllllllllllllllPJIIIlJIiSailllKiBlllillllJillllilBBI kiss of this place. Funeral Home, Atlantic High GRAVE Services will be tomorrow at The Colonial Funeral Home, here, is in,, charge of arrange- lands, will be in Holy Sepulchr/i 10 a.m. in Posten's Funeral Cemetery, East Orange. BLANKETS Home, here, with Rev. Richard ments. Anderson, pastor of Atlantic and Highlands Presbyterian Church, The Adams Memorial Home officiating. Cremation will be in William J. Connelly, Mgr. WREATHS Rosehill Crematory, Linden. Delivered to Local Cemeteries Worden Funeral Home MRS. MARY SCOLA 747-0226 CALL MONTCLAIR — Mrs. Mary RED BANK Fusco Scola, 84, mother of Donald 60 E. FRONT ST. M. Scola of Middletown, died 747-4887 Tuesday at Mountainside Hospi- FUNERAL DIRECTORS A pMMMlInd nemiMut carvtd ef Mleet Ban* tal. •nmlt*, cm toy mpn tkaa maty wordi. Jtat oar The widow of Peter Scola, she Day and Night Phone display of lam «illd Momnnmn, backtd by rht lived at 16 Glenridge Parkway, itrafcgtst mawnttt gaarsntt*. here. Born in Italy, she had lived here most of her life. 747-0557 310 EROAD ST. RED BANK Monument* A High Requiem Mass will be offered at 10 a.m. tomorrow in HARRY C. F. JAMES A. ROBERT F. LONG BRANCH MONUMENT, CO., Inc. Our Lady of Mt, Carmel Church. WALL & LOCUST, W. LONG BRANCH 2224300 The funeral will be from the Ce- dar Grove Memorial Funeral •RANCH OFFICE aid DISPLAY Home, Cedar Grove.

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Money.Bock Guar. Monday thru Friday 3 WAYS TO BUY 1. Open an accf. 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. 320 ROUTE #35 No money down , Approx. 1 Vi mi. North of Navesink Bridge Immcd. delivery • Saturday 9:30 A.M. to 9 P.M. 18 mos. ro pay 3 3 YEARS OF DIAMOND LEADERSHIP Wkly or mrhly. MIDDLETOWN • 741-8282 (0 BROAD ST.. RED BANK • Sunday 11 A.M. to 5 P.M. 2. Pay when bay 717 COOKMAN AVE., ASBURY PARK 3. Use lay-away Open Every Nlghr 111 Chrhtmat ""MWWto^sjcMMaMaj}^^ Northern MLS Has 21 Realty Sales y - The ctosijig Also litwi tiA sold through I purchased the split level housel Mr. ind Mrs. Tte'/i'vre Scho- H.7., are purchasers of the house, of 21. residential sales this week the Kirwan Co., Raritan office, of Mr. and Mrs. Valentine Hemli/iield have sold their colonial ,They are the parents of one son ii reported by realtors who are was the ranch house at 190 Twi- at 656 Beers SU, Hazlet. Their house at 42 Jubilee Circle, Mat- and a daughter. Mr. Hmson i« members of Northern Monmouth light Ave., Keansburg, belonging home had beenlisted throi/gh awan, and moved to Wilmington, a captain with Chris Nick Lines, Mutiple Listing Service. to Mr. and Mrs, Mark Bendon;Walker and Walker, Holmdel, and Del.^ , wit„h, thei.,.. r two, son„„...s, ana,.du]Inc, Purchase of the house was Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stepnan- of Matawan. It was purchased Isold through Peter A. Thompson daughter. Mr. Schofield is an! transacted through Walter T. ski from Staten Island are the by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Letts, !nf that office. Mr. and Mrs. accountant with Laird, Bissell Blaine of Van's Agency, Matawan. purchasers of the ranch, house who had resided in Belford with'I.undy came here from Car- and Meeds. Mr. and Mrs. Charles The house had been listed with C. Hinson from Staten Island, John R. Fiorino of that office. at 369 Lloyd Road, Matawan, their one child. Mr. Letts is a'tcret. longshoreman in New York. Mr. which was formerly owned by Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. 295 Square Inch 1968 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Solomon. Bendon'' is with the Matawan Panzanaro are the purchasers Township Board of Education. Mr, Stepnanski is witli the Tran- nf the ranch house at 34 Elizabeth CUSTOM KITCHEN sit Authority. Purchase of the Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mil- Ave., Malawan. They and their house was transacted through ler recently of Matawan, have!two children have moved here Mario E. Cilli of the Matawan purchased the ranch house at .from Staten Island. N.Y., Mr. Office of Applebrook Agency. Baldwin and Wilson Aves., Mor-j Panzanaro is with Cross Trans- Philip Lorberfeld of Sterling ganville. Mr. and Mrs. William iportation. Mrs. Marion B. Rileyi Thompson and Associates, Mata- C. Brosseau are the former own-j is the former owner and has RCA VICTOR wan office, listed the property for ers and have been transferred j moved to North Jersey. Kenneth sale. out of the area by Koppers Co. Williams of Van's Agency, Mat- Also sold through Mr. Cilli was Their house was listed and sold awan, arranged for the sale of a new house in the Elrawood Park through Emi] J. Linger of Sterling her house which had been listed! through Carlton H. Poling of Carl- section of Middletown to Mr. and Thompson and Associates, Mata- _.. ui help you plan tlie kitchen ton H. Poling, Keyport. Mrs. Sylvester Eilner. Mr. and wan. or bathroom of your ehole*. The beau- Mrs. Eilner are former residents Philip Lorberfeld of the The Rev. and Mrs. Sisson have riful detail and handsomo workmanship of tliew fine of Keansburg. same office listed and arranged come from New Rochelle, N.Y., cabinets will enhonee the beotffy and value of'any home. COLOR TV The Cape Cod house of Mr. for sale of the house of Mr. and to occupy the home which they FREE ESTIMATES—CALL 842-4137 and Mrs. Leonard Gerber at 3 Mrs. Henry Traphagen at 572A purchased at 38 Drexel Lane, Garden Place, Matawan Town- Lloyd Road, Matawan. Mr. and Matawan. The Rev. Mr. Sison is CUSTOM BY With ship, has been sold to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pittius from an executive with the United Na- KITCHENS INC. Keansburg are the purchas- tions. They purchased their home BRICKLE Mrs. Richard J. Collins. Mr. through Mario E. Cilli of Apple- SHREWSBURY BUILT-IN and Mrs. Collins, their three ers. Mr. and Mrs. Traphagen 432 BROAD ST. 842-4137 have moved to Marlboro. brook Agency, Matawan. telescoping daughters and two sons have moved here from Staten Island. Mr. Unger sold the colonial dual antenna Mr. Collins is with Local 46, house Mr. Lorberfeld had listed Metal Lathers Union. Frank A. at 143 Ivy Hill Drive owned by Miller of Van's Agency, Mata- Mr. and Mrs. William H. Speed, wno ! SHOP EARLY AT PROWN'S wan, effected the sale' of the have moved to another been listed nome 'n Matawan. The purchas- house, which had OUR STORE OPENS AT 8:00 A.M. through Walter T. Blaine of the ers are Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. same office. Sherman formerly of Brooklyn. |' Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jenkins Mr. Sherman is associated withi( have sold their Cape Cod house CBS-TV in New York City. at 3 Roland Place, Hazlet, and Mr, and Mrs. Edward FiUger- moved to Union. The purchasers) aid have moved from Center St. are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond to the Cape Cod house they pur- Chwal who are parents of tw( chased at 51 Snyder Ave., • I wonderful ideas children and previous residents o Keansburg. Mr. Fitzgerald is Hillside. The purchase was nego with Dick's Delicatessan. The tiated through Herbert E. Reac previous owners are Mr. and of The Kirwan Co., Airport Plaza, Mrs. Sylvester Eikner who have Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins listed their moved to Middletown. Mr. Eik-j COME AND SEE THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF house with William Holden of ner is with the U.S. Post Office Tri« Sanford Conwlttt* Walker and Walker, Holmdel Department. Sale of their house RCA VICTOR COLOR TV office. was through Eugene A. Fitzpat- WHITE ALUMINUM WORLD'S BIGGEST Mfc aj«i rick of Walker and Walker, Mr. and Mrs. James Kavanagh Big Picture Holmdel. Mario E. Cilli of Ap- PICTURE I New Low Price have moved from Church St. WHITE ALUMINUM WHITE, BIG M Portable plebrook Agency, Matawan, for an RCA Victor Consoletre 1 Belford, to the ranch house they listed the house. W«ak tlgnatt art boosted purchased at 470 Mclatoih Lane, and Intarfarcnct mini* Loaded with feetures, but low In price th« Mr. and Mrs. Allen L. Blanc COMBINATION mind by niw VHF lun.r Sanford It today's most exciting TV valu*. Ntw that place. The former owner, COMBINATION —moit powirful in tlM Super Bright Hi-Lit* Picture Tube produces the Mrs. Margaret Rozakis, moved have come from Houston, Tex., Industry. most vivid color aver . . . means improved to Eatontown, Her home was sold to take occupancy of the new HEAVY DUTY •OQQ88* contrast In any room lighting. BuilMri tele- through Charles A. Wingate of house they purchased in the DOORS Th« "Carry-EtU" Mod«t scoping dual antenna lets you use the set any. EJ-505. 102 sq. in. pldurt The Curtin Agency, Leonardo, Homestead Farms section of Mid- •298* where.' and listed through Mrs. Alio dletown. Mr. Blanc is with Over- WINDOWF S sea Management Co. Robert^ C, $ NO MONEY DOWN I EASY TERMS I Dutlkin of the same office. 0 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Moyli Swankie of Applebrook Agency, R $1 have come lrom Colonia to oc- Middletown, arranged the pur- Inst. chase for Mr. and Mrs. Blanc. 4i 64 39" INSTALLED cupy the ranch house they pur- opt. chased at 560 Garrett Hill Blvd., The split level house of Mr. Belford, through Harry Leighton and Mrs. John A. Smith at 19 of the Belford office of The Kir- Fawn Place, Matawan, has been • WHITE FINISH GUARANTEED FOR 15 YEARS wan Co. Mr. and Mrs. Edwari purchased by Mr. and Mrs. Rog- Rehbein and Mrs. Florence Kini ert G. Rehme ,who have moved ery previously owned the home, here with their two children from "They make wonderful gilts'H and have moved to Chapman Cincinnati, Ohio. Mr. Rehme is 30 Broad Street, Red Bank 747-0825 Ter., New Monmouth. They had associated with United Artists in listed their home with Mrs. Dor- public relations. Mr. and Mrs. I othy Neuendorff of the Raritan Smith, parents of two marriedji^ children, have been transferred!] Office ol The Kirwan Co. to London, England, by the con Moire - Scallop and Fringe MIRRO ALUMINUM suiting engineering firm of Stone and -Webster. John R. Fiorino of Van's Agency, Matawan, listed the house and arranged for its WINDOW TEFLON SALE sale. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Finch SAVE ON MIRRO QUALITY TEFLON have moved from an apartment in SHADE • NO STICK • NO SCOUR Matawan to the house they pur- Men's Smart Slippers chased at 20 Essie Drive, Mat • White washable REGULAR 3.49 awan. They are the parents of • All shes up ro 36" COOKIE SHEET 1.99 one child, Scott. Mr. Finch is as- • Regular 3.75 REGULAR 2.19 sociated with Amercote Corpora- 1-qt. SAUCEPAN 1.79 That Say "Open Me tion of New York. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Evans, the previous own- REGULAR 2.19 ers, have moved to an apartment $169 BREAD PAN v 1.79 in Matawan. Their house was REGULAR 1.39 First Christmas Day". sold through the Holmdel office on your MUFFIN PAN (6) 1.19 of Walker and Walker. 1 roller Mr. and Mrs. Etienne N. REGULAR 2.59 First quality, cut on Jaeger have sold their colonfal the even Inch. MUFFIN PAN (12} .1.88 house at 93 Idlebrook Lane, REGULAR 3.69 Radio Tyme — soft leather with hard Matawan, and moved to Europe Good till 12/19 with their three children. Mr. ANGLE TUBE PAN .2.49 sol*. T«n, Burgundy or Black $.00 Jaeger vis associated with the United Nations. Their house has been purchased by Mr. and Mrs. "erry R. McCubbin. Mr. and • -CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS- Baronet Optra — soft leather with Mrs. McCubbin and their two chil- padded sole. Blue, Burgundy or Tan dren formerly resided in Bell- more, N.Y., Sale of the house was TREE STANDS 79* 2 foot 8.00 effected through Marvin Eisen- up berg of Van's Agency, Matawan. It had been listed for sale through PLASTIC WREATHS 59* up Scotch Pine Emil J. Unger of Sterling Thomp- Dorm Boot — Glove leather seftia'with son and Associates, Matawan. Purchasers of the house at 51 STYROFOAM u 10* up fluffy fleece lining and elastic lacing. Essex St., West Keansburg, are CHRISTMAS Mr. and Mrs. George Macchia Butternut Tan 8.00 'rom Jersey City. They are the CHRISTMAS CARDS 77* „„ parents of two children, Mr. Reg. 2.50 Hacchia is with Charles' Home Improvement Co. The former SARAN ICICLES 25* up TREE owners, Mr. and Mrs. Walter tteinbach's ilippen—til iforei Heck, have moved to Harvard St., Middletown. Their house had • TREE GARLAND 59* up jeen listed With Eugene A. Fitz- patrick trf Walker and Walker, Holmdel, and sale of the home COTTON TREE SKIRTS 98' up was through that office. Mr. and Mrs. William Gratz Christmas CORSAGES 10* have purchased a house on Tall Timber Road in the Tall Timbers section of Middletown. They VELVET BOWS 59* up formerly lived in Cincinnati, Ohio. Total H. Hoeffler of Applebrook Agency, Middletown, handled the • CANDOUERS 59* up wrchase for Mr. and Mrs. Gratz. Mr. and Mrs. Denis Lundy havo EGAL NOTICE WE ALSO HAVE A VAST PROPOSAL SELECTION OF TOYS & GAMES Th» Board of Trustees of the Hod lank Free Public Library, Red Rnnk, IAW Jersey, will receive ncaled pro- •oialii covering Stpftl Uhrary ShHv- , Wood Library Shelving; nod Woori rary Furniture anil Equipment nt :00 P.M. prevailing time or thfl eve- PARTY NEEDS In* of December 27, 19fi7 on the third Complete line of Inor of the Municipal Ruihlinp lncalf-d 32 Monmontli street. Hod Hunk. • Napkim • Cupi iw Jersey, (it which time. Hie Rented GE and Noma light • Tobleclolhi roposnln will be opened ami rend AVAILABLE IN SIZES loud. No 'proposnls rflnelvcd after the • Plares • Hat! rorouRfd time and date will bo enn- set. Regular, midget. dered. • Place Mati TO 8 FEET Dldfl must be ncmm printed hy a irtWied check, Bid Ilonil, nr cdaii In n amount «qiml to 10% of tho total Id, Bidding documents, le, Notice (o Bld- >ru, In.M ruction a to Bidders Bid Form OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 8 A.M. - 9 P.M. leidMcations. and drawing, mny he itntned nt thr office nf Iho Plrrrlnr 'TIL CHRISTMAS the Red Bnnlt Free Pultllo Library, ,Ira. Emma Murlln, on and after Dr- 3 CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE — um her 11. l!'fl" on Um bnsmment flwir Dorm Boot if ttifi Munfrlpdl llutlllnK upon a (lo- • Budget • Easy Charge on It nr $10.00 nml nalil rloiionlt will he turner! thirty dnys after the Award £MSV^ • Prown's Credit contracts upon prfinentatlnn nf the [riding documents In pond condition. 32 BROAD ST. • 741-7500 • RESD BANK* FREE DELIVERY JUYLOUI8H MAOEB Secrotnry Christmas Shop 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. in all 3 stores Dec. 8, 15 (1T.4B Stomp Speaker THE PHILOSOPHER

in 1*7* — Published kiy The Red Ksr,t Register, Iacar{*>rateil Porter M. HAROLD KELLY, Publisher y HAL BOYLE , -••.<•.• Arthur Z. Kamin, Editor In 1940 George Kirt , 16, a porter in a Chicago night club, Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor' William F. Sandford, Associate Editor dreamed a big dream. "1 wanted to beco ie the first Negro comedian to stapd flat-footed in front of a microphone and do my act without Exciting Developments in Education having to break into a buck and wing dance, roll my eyes or wear funny clothe?," recalled Kirby, currently appearing at The state Department of Education produce goods, but it will increase the the Royal Box New York City. is performing a valuable service with number needed to distribute greater George achieved that pioneering goal a its informational program to make quantities of goods. long time ago. As mimic, raconteur, singer, Vocational schools no longer are dancer, pianist and actor. He has been in more youngsters aware of the merits two films and ranks as one of the most pop- of vocational education. A major part limited in curriculum to teaching a ular performers on the nation's supper club of the program is directed at eighth trade. The state has found that voca- circuit. and ninth graders. tional education can lead to a variety The chunky 240-pound comic has even of careers, and also to college. In its readied that height of all current heights in Most young people and their par- surveys, the department found that the entertainment world-stardom in a tele- ents are aware of the importance of vo- vised beer commercial. half of New Jersey's colleges accept cational education, particularly in Mon- Small wonder that George now earns _ vpcational course graduates. mouth County where the program is BOYLE several thousand dollars a week and brings Agriculture, home economics and along his own valet when he travels, growing. : health occupations are being added to * * * . The state's educational program trade and industrial education. In al- BUT LIKE ALL men who have become successful; helfkes was started in Mercer County, where most every profession, the need for to look back and remember the tough times. last year it reached 13,000 junior high technicians grows daily. This is par- "I came from show business people," he said. "My father played all the stringed instruments, my mother and aunt were • school students. This year, Mon- ticularly true in the medical world, mouth Is included in the project. The singers, and my uncle did blackface comedy. where sophisticated machinery and "After a year and a half in high school, I had to quit and' principal emphasis is placed on distrib- equipment are playing an increasingly get a job so I could help out at the house." utive and business education. Busi- important role in restoring health and George worked first "as a towel puller in a laundry," ness education prepares student's to as- saving lives. then as a night club porter. He earned $75 a week; sume office occupations. Distributive "I'd leave home at 3:30 in the afternoon, and get back High school vocational courses home the next morning at five o'clock so tired I'd fall asleep education provides training in distribut- have gained prestige with the knowl- on my knees saying my prayers," he said, and added with a ing, marketing and selling merchan- edge that graduates may enter colleges touch of pride: dise. and specialized training schools. This * • * The directors of the project explain is all to the good. Parents of elemen- "WHEN I RETURNED to that same night club later as a performer, I found they had four porters and three ice ma- that the future's expanding job markets tary school children should acquaint chines doing the work I'd once done there by myself." ' will be in services. Automation may themselves with the exciting new de- THE REPORTER Kirby learned his trade by assiduously studying eaterUinen) reduce the number of people needed to velopments in education. at the club and occasionally filling in for one who fell sick. How to PU In World War II he spent three years as a combat engineer' McGann's Selection Was Excellent T Winning Golf in Europe and the Philippines. . , By JIM BISHOP pig-tailed universe. No, he had never been "I wouldn't have missed that experience for anything," he The New Jersey Senate's quick con- In his young life, Mr. McGann has . The two couples stood on the first tee and to Florida before. He stared up at the pale 'said, "although at the time, like everybody else, I griped about being in the Army. firmation on Monday of Patrick J. demonstrated he is an able attorney there was a scented promise in the soft sky and the sedate cirrus. "Is it always like McGann Jr. of Lincroft as a Monmouth breeze that came off the Gulf Stream and this?" he said. "I worked up to buck sergeant, but didn't like, tfie re- who has the ability, judicial tempera- stirred the palm trees to complain. The la- sponsibility, so one day I busted our first sergeant in the nose, County Court judge came as no sur- At the turn, Bill said he wanted to double ment and courage to be a good judge. dies put on their front smiles, studying each the bet. "Why?" said Wilmer. "I'm into and the same day I went back lo being a private. prise. From the time Gov. Richard J.. other with self-deprecation you for thirty dollars." Bill said Wilmer was "1 remember a second lieutenant—one of those '90-day He will fill a vacancy caused by the while the men tossed grass Hughes announced his intention of ap- right. The old man changed" his mind, wonders'—asked me, 'Soldier, Where's my foxhole?" I told' in the air and talked of mak- retirement of Judge Edward J. Ascher, "Double it," he said. "It will force you to him, 'You're standing on it, sir. All you have to do is remove pointing Mr. McGann to the bench, it ing the game interesting who presided with dignity and excel- concentrate. You gotta get out of that op- the dirt.'" was evident that the selection was a with a ten-dollar Nassau. erating room." George's big stomach shook with laughter as he told the popular one. lence. We have complete confidence They were strangers, that Mr. McGann will serve with no but they moved down the Bill hit a fair shot, "If I'm lucky," he story. Mr. McGann served a brief but ef- said softly, "I'll get into an operating room. less distinction. fairways in carts that dart- After the war, before becoming a star himself, Kirby fective term as an assemblyman, but ed like flirting waterbugs. If not, I'm through." Wilmer hit his ball and (raveled with such longtime top-ranking performers >as Duke was defeated in a re-election bid, and Wtih the court work load mount- Wilmer was old and his forgot to control his slice. It skipped on a Ellington, Sophie Tucker, Cab Calloway, Lena Home, Count againJast November. Those losses at ing, the governor acted wisely in wast- irons were short, but he had lake. "What do you mean," the old man said, Basle, and Nat King Cole, / ~ - "if you're lucky . . ." Bill shook his head and the polls can be explained by the fact ing no time in filling the vacancy. He authoritative control of a * * * BISHOP bad slice. His wife Gracey went off in the cart. he was a Democratic candidate in a also honored the state's judiciary by was plump enough to be fat. She puffed * . * * NOW FAMED FOR his impressions, George has a repertoire Republican-heavy district. making an exceptionally fine choice. and blew the hair out of her face and hit the of more than 100 impersonations, ranging frorri Zazu Pitts and WILMER HIT HIS THIRD shot into a Bette Davis to Charles Boyer, Jimmy. Durante and Piggy!' top of the ball and kept murmuring: "Oh, trap. "I put in for additional insurance," Bill God." Lee. He spends up to six months studying the voice and per- said. He tapped the hollow under his right sonality of a celebrity before incorporating an impression of Yuletide Vandals, Parents Beware! Bill was young and tall, but his conversa- shoulder. "They found a cancer." Bill him into his act. . Middletown Township's Police ises there will be no coddling of juve- tion was vague and he shanked a four wood. chipped up four feet from the flag. Wilmer His wife was a Raggedy Ann, with black was stunned. "A what?" he said. Bill looked Although he had pioneered in adding stature and dignity ' Chief Joseph M. McCarthy is perform- niles. bangs and loose culottes and a smile that the old man in the eye. "It happens," he of role to Negro entertainers, he is profoundly grateful to past ing the area a great service in ordering The Christmas season is important remained plastered on her kisser no matter said, "even to doctors. I had some radium stars of his race. a crackdown on vandals during the to us all, and people who go to the what the disaster. Wilmer was happy about | treatments and brought the missus down here "We owe a lot to Ihe old-time performers, such as Stepin his Nassau. The old man knew that he could- holiday season. He promises that trouble, and expense of decorating their for one good vacation." Fetchit and Bill Robinson, and many,, many others," he said. ' beat his man without resorting to five-foot The old man's face looked gray. "Four "They went in the back door so4fca{ we could walk in the ; those who break or steal decorations homes deserve consideration. gimmes. hundred and seventy roentgens ir\ the back front door. __,.^ . ; .'". • ,. „ \ and Jight bulbs from houses, stores and Parents should get busy teach- The foursome ahead was slow. They hit ten times," Bill said. "The skin absorbs a "But ft has been my experience that in show: business •. trees will find themselves in serious ing their children what this goodwill by committee. This gave the couples time hundred, so I've had three thousand-seven there isn't too much timefor prejudice. Many white perfornjers to become acquainted. Gracey talked about trouble. season is all about. They'll be happy hundred in the right lung. Now the doctors have helped roe, and I have been of help to tiiem. children, hair, bargains and her man. Wil- have to evaluate all the findings." "I am. one' who believes in happiness and harmony. People He said that in some sections of his they did, because the chief says he mer told Bill that he was seventy-five, re- "Can-n-cer?" Wilmer breathed. "Can-n- have to be able to laugh together before they can sit down township, the Christmas season in re- isn't confining his campaign to young- tired for thirty years. "I made my money cer?" He hit a pitching wedge and skulled and talk serious, together. More will be accomplished that way." analyzing other men. Strengths and weak- it. "Sorry," Bill said. "I shouldn't be talk- cent years has become just like sters. He intends to hold their parents nesses," he said. "You can make money Halloween. In ordering arrests for per- responsible, too, and we think he's ing about myself." The old man was breath- from a thief if you know he's a thief." ing hard through his mouth. "What are your petrators of these acts, the chief prom- correct. * * * chances, Doc?" TODAY IN HISTORY BILL WAS POLITE. His dark eyes "Not too good," Bill said, almost shyly. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS / • INSIDE WASHINGTON masked an old wound. His body was on the "If it hasn't metastasized — well, you know- golf course, but his mind was somewhere It's high in the right quadrant,, near the bron- Today is the 349th day of 1967. There are .14 days left in the else. Now and then he tossed a crouton of chial tubes. I did a little research. The av- year. , . • information into the thin soup of chatter. erage life span •§ eeven months. I used : Today's highlight in history: . . sv; two of them already. We'll know better when Ike Leads All the Hawks "I'm a doctor^" he said. "You know Tona- On tills date in 1791, tha first 10 amendments to, the U.S. wanda, New York? Anyway, near there." we get home." By PAUL SCOTT weapon available, including nuclear weapons. Constitution-ttie Bill of Rights-went into, effect with rati- Old Wilmer's game improved. Beating The old one gasped. He was playing golf . Former President Eisenhower's private I wouldn't use them within South Vietnam, fication by Virginia.. . Bill made him more confident. "You're a with a dead man. The breeze freshened and views on what the U.S. should do to end the but it would be intolerable if we didn't use young fella," he said, "but you don't know shook hands with the hibiscus. Bill kept his On this date: Vietnam war are even more explosive than every weapon to strike at the enemy's supply how to concentrate. You swing like you're in mind on his game. Wilmer couldn't buy a In 1836, the Patent Office burned in Washington. his recent TV statement. lines and bases in China in order to protect a phone booth somewhere.". The young man shot. His hands trembled. In addition to his call for "hot pursuit" our fighting forces." In 1890, the Sioux Indian chief, Sitting Bull, was shot ' looked sheepish. "You're right," he said. He The sun was gone when Bill and his wife and killed by federal troops at Grand Forks, N.DJ of enemy forces across the In discussing the Vietnam war as a 1968 scored one par, and double-bogied everything got into their car. He put the car in gear. In 1916, French forces defeated the Germans at the Battle South Vietnamese border in- political issue, Eisenhower urged the staff to else. In the gloom of the dashboard lights he of Verdun in World War I. " • ' to Laos and Cambodia, Ei- encourage members of the national GOP co- Wilmer kept asking questions. He was dropped $55 into his wife's lap. She shook her In 1919, the National Prohibition Act was upheld in the senhower wants President ordinating committee to play up the division a sharp judge of men. Bill, he learned, was Raggedy Ann head. "One of these days," she unanimous ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court, • ., Johnson to issue a blunt among the Democrats. warning to Hanoi similar to a G.P. "That's general practitioner," the tall said, "God is going to punish you. He's really In 1944, U.S. forces led by Gen. Douglas MacArthur landed "The Democratic pary is so divided on the one he sent Peking dur- one said. He had a little girl who was his gonna give you cancer." . . . at Mindoro in the Philippines in World War II. the war that I can't see how they can run ing the Korean war. in 1961, the former Nazi, Adolf Eldunann, was sentenced • the country," said Eisenhower. "This divi- Conferring with the staff sion should be highlighted in all statements YOUR MONEY'S WORTH to death in Jerusalem, Israel. ""• • °' the National Republican made by members of this committee." Ten years ago: President Dwight D. Eisenhower caul in Coordinating Committee re- Note: Former President Eisenhower will Paris a ban on nuclear tests without other measures might cently at his Gettysburg, increase rather than diminish the threat of aggression and war. SCOTT appear at the 1968 GOP presidential nominat- Housewives, Hardware Stores Pa., farm, the former.Pres- ing convention in Miami if his health permits. Five years ago: French President Charles de Gaulle and ident pointed out that he had notified Peking Tentative plan of the GOP Rational commit- By SYLVIA PORTER pared to cope. A Whopping 90 per cent think British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan met in. Paris, to dis- that he was prepared to use nuclear weapons tee is to have Eisenhower deliver a major A Montpelier, Vt, housewife repaired split a do-it-yourself course should be taught in cuss Britain's bid for membership in the European Common and that the Chinese Communists' knowledge address on opening day. siding on her house with weather resistant school to young women and 70 per cent en- Market, . , • ' . . of this "had a great effect in ending the con- glue. A Jersey City, N.J., woman successful- courage their children to help in repairs. • * * One year ago: The Soviet Union increased its military flict." ly substituted pancake mix for plaster to fill This is not just another story about the spending, saying that war was threatened by U.S. action in : "I let it be known that if there were not RED CHINA'S INFLUENCE - Commu- nail holes in a wall before the wall was paint- modern woman's invasion of fields traditional- Vietnam. ' « '..''. '- going to be an armistice," stated Eisenhower, nist China is vigorously opposing any Viet- ed. A St. Paul housewife ly reserved for the male. This is a report "I would no longer regard this war as being-, nam peace negotiations until after her mili- retrieved her .tarnished about the economics of home repairs and it limited or deny ourselves the right,to attack . tary, forces .fan intervene in the fighting there, Christmas decorations, then applies to every household. Labor costs in wherever we saw the enemy coming at us — Recent North Vietnamese documents, cap- coated them with clear nail this area have been climbing an average of 5 meaning that we were not going to be bound tured by U.S. units while overrunning enemy polish to add lustre and pre- per cent eaoh year during the past 10 years by the kind of weapons that we would use." bases in November, clearly reveal that Pe- vent retarnishing. and •• there are no signs whatsoever of a : "That is the message President Johnson king's strategy is to force Hanoi to keep U.S. America's housewives reversal. : . ' 6hould send to Hanoi," continued Elsenhower. combat troops bogged down in South Vietnam are tackling repair jobs in # * # "He must let them know that the U.S. will as long as possible. homes today on a scale not continue to take these heavy casualties in IN VIEW OF THE IMMENSE stakes in One such document, circulated to North most of us don't even sus- Vietnam and that we are going to do what- money and time involved, guides on handling Vietnam division commanders only, outlined pect, in response to the ever is necessary,to end the war." repairs can be of major value to any economy- Peking's position on Vietnam as follows: growing scarcity of repair minded housewife. Here are Creighton's ba- service and its soaring cost, Quizzed on h{V_such a warning should be "China holds the view that conditions for ne- PORTEK sic ones. illustrations volunteered by delivered to the North Vietnamese leaders, gotiations are not yet ripe nor will be for The above are (1) When an item is damaged, repair it Eisenhower replied: 1,000 homemakers recently surveyed by Dev-, many months. The Chinese_contend we should immediately. Delay will, if anything, make | "It could go to Hanoi through a number con, leading producer of repair materials. continue fighting to bog down the U.S., wait- the repair more costly or encourage you to of channels. We sent our warning through a Among the revealing findings: ing until China has built strong forces to throw the article away and lose the entire Far East diplomat who was known to have launch all-out, rapid offensive using all types —Nearly half of all repairs in households investment. close ties in Peking. We know it got, through. of weapons and heeding no borders." , with family incomes between $7,500 and $15,- (2) Give your house an annual checkup An answer came back within a week that they Another of the captured North Vietnamese 000 are done by women. The women enjoy were ready to resume conversations about the so you can anticipate trouble and slash re- documents indicated that China's views ap- ' repairing furniture and small, uncomplicated armistice. That Is one approach President pair costs. Winter can cause subtle damage pear to be having a tremendous influence on jobs. Johnson could use. There are others." to a house. You should periodically check Hanoi's position at this time. The highlights • * * • • * your gutters, window sills, drains, etc., to are: -A FULL 74 PER CENT of the house- find damage before it becomes extensive. WHITE HOUSE INFORMED - When one "Our policy: to continue fighting until wives feel small repairs are in their domain. (3) Hold off on calling a repairman until GOP staff member asked if these views were conditions develop when we can fight and Only plumbing, electrical and carpentry re- you have tried the repair yourself. "Take a known to the White House, the former Presi- negotiate at the same time. We must con- pairs are generally considered the domain of leaking boiler or radiator," says Creighton. dent answered: tinue to tie down as many U.S. divisions as the husband. "Nine times out of 10 they can be repaired "President Johnson knows how I would act possible, waiting until China has built strong —Out of every 10 women, seven at least with the right sealer, which you can buy in If 1 were in the White House. We have dis- forces to launch an all-out offensive. attempt the repair job before deciding it's any hardware store. If the housewife finds cussed the Vietnam war several times and "If the enemy wants negotiations, he must "too much" and calling in a professional. she cannot do it, then she can give up and my views are well known to him." accept a number of conditions, starting with —The favorite excuse of the husband, used blow $30 on the plumber." Asked about the use of nuclear weapons a permanent halt in the bombing of North by (!7 per cent, for avoiding a wife's request lo (4) Take, advantage of the knowledge of If the Chinese Communists should send troops •Vielnam nnd Ihe concentration of its forces repair something Is lack of time. Another 22 any experienced owner of a hardware store; "It's hard to believe we're the generation to Vietnam, Eisenhower left no doubt about in areas agreed on In advance. per cent «iy they don't know how. ho is selling service as well as products. of Americans which,had a rendezvous with where he stood, staling: According to U.S. intelligence, the last —Believing that homo repairs arc increas- Let him help you to train yourself to handle destiny!" - "I don't believe there would be any alter- condition is completely new, never before in- ingly their responsibility, today's housewives minor repaire and thereby to save substantial '..•itive than for this country to use every cluded in Hanoi's demands. want the next generation to be better pre- sums on repair bills each year. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1967 Concert Monday Nighl TO SPEAK TUESDAY KM bur VFW THE DAILY REGISTER Friday, December 15^1967-7 At IJoyd Road School UNION BEACH - William Man Jailed As Shoplifter; 10 Pay Fines i "* * VillJiBuer New Brunewici, each paid J5 oi F T T ... / Yule Party Tomorrow Post Office Has A Mitten Tree MATAWAN _ The JJayd R^tendwt and weftttj WiltiTdi-j f « ?,^ 'V was tpt*dtag iBjetawdWe School will bold iU «W.a« />( tht Treatment Unit it' • Ten-4ollar Imej v.*r;t t/j James ' Christine Hinz, Howard Jotui MORGANVJtfJE—Employe* of;emptoye« have «pOB*W«i a mit- . fittt ituiusl CJ>riJtm*« concert Rahwsy State Prison will address R. BuiM. Azkwry P»rk, for pe.ss- KEANSBUF/J - n.e Weal William S. Throckmorton yester- son Motel, Middletown, was fined 400 Jefferson St., here, for im- hold its annual Christmas party ten tree Monday at t p.m. in the ichool the PTA on tex education Tues- ing a rfed light; Arford /jyoe.iVeterani of Fwejgn V/ar« will the Post Office are collecting mit- ' day in lieu of {250 ball on a $15 for making an improper turn proper entrance into a highway, for children tomorrow at post Mittens will be distributed by auditorium. day at 8 p.m. in Memorial School. tens and gloves for distribution shoplifting charge. Ann E. Vaughn, Toms River, paid and J. Hillary Kelley, 36 River headquarters on Ramsey Ave. at the school nurse, who last year Refreshments will be served by to needy children in the area. Featured will be the concert $15 for allowing an unlicensei Road, Monmouth Beach, for 2 p.m. reported some children had nev- the sixth grade mothers. The man was charged with tak- btad and choral ensembles. Hie driver to operate her car. crossing a median strip. This is the seventh year the er owned them. band is under the direction of ing a man's suit from Bamberg- There will be gifts from Santa Lester Kotok, 728 Greens Ave., David Miller. The chorus Is led er's at Monmouth Shopping Cen- Claus to all children whose par- Hire skilled help with result- Long Branch, was fined $5 Mr by Diana ter Wednesday. The charge wil ents have sent in cards to the! Doughty and Clem getting Daily Register Classified operating a motorcycle without a Stubbe. be heard Thursday. Indoor Pool chairman of the affair, Patsy Ads. Dial 741-6900 now! license and $5 for displaying only Judge Throckmorton appointed Acconzo, senior vice-commander} one license plate. Richard Bonello, local attorney, of the post. In addition to gifts, to represent the defendant. Rushed For Emma Kasson, 238 Branchport there will be refreshments and Ave., Long Branch, received a a movie will be shown. Willie A. Glen, 1039 Sommer- $5 fine for not having a registra- field Ave., Asbury Park, paid a Freehold 'Y' tion certificate in her possession. C.B.S. $200 fine for driving while on FREEHOLD - An all year In- John Tomlinson, 125 Broad St., the revoked list and $100 for a door swimming pool for the Free- here, paid $5 for violation of the SUPERMARKET misstatement on an application hold Area YMCA looks more like local dog code. for auto registration. a reality, said Herbert M. John 36 Main St. Keansburg Judith M. Wysocki, Juniper son, general secretary, now thai Lane, here, and Robert Farrer, few big problems were overcome. Apy Resigns tst.ftM.rMt.tff. WEEKEND SPECIALS! The small pool is scheduled tc Landing Fee be installed by January and wi Chamber Post serve to fill an urgent need i helping thousands learn to swim RED BANK - The resigna- Famous SMOKED HAMS Hike Rapped and to learn survival swimming, tion of Assemblyman-elect Ches- he said. ter Apy was accepted with regret Names Employes of the Nestle Com- this week by the directors of the TURKEYS 29k By Chamber pany assisted the "Y," he said, In Community Chamber of Com- RED BANK — A proposal to bringing a 36-inch wide filter tank merce. increase landing fees at metro- and pump from the "Y's" day Mr. Apy, a Little Silver resi- CHUCK ROAST 39k politan airports brought the Com- camp in Freehold Township to th dent and partner in the Red munity Chamber of Commerce recreation room at 12 Throck- Bank law firm of Abramoff, Apy FRANKS 39k this week to the support of James morton St. and O'Hern, cited his pending leg- Loeb, a member and owner of "It is part of a tradition," h islative duties as his reason for Surburban Airlines, formerly Red said. Groups of men and women resigning. He also has resigned DAISY HAMS 49£> Bank Air Taxi, New Shrewsbury. have made YMCA programs by from the Borough Council of volunteer service as well as bj Little Silver. The chamber directors, meet- Yes, they make quits t contributions. In recent years, The attorney served the cham- FRESH CALAS 39k ing in the Old Union House, called . • pair. Yes, they stand for for an investigation and autho- J^cees- Rotamns, Optimist* ber as chairman of the tax and T quality. Y»i — Pay Lett rized a protest if it is justified. Lions, Junior Woman's Clut zoning committee. PORK BUTTS 39k John D. Bolduc, executive vice members, Roundtowners, and 3W He had been a director five for Brand N«mtt with president, told the directors the Company men have assisted, he years, and had one year remain- "BIS W" said. ing in his second term. No re- FRESH FISH 39k Port of New York Authority plans Discount Prices I to implement the new fee schedule Jan. 1 at Newark, Kennedy and LaGuardia Airports. The cost to land a plane would Flotilla 28 pivtty pleated steeper . . . increase from $5 to $25 at peak hours—8 to 10 a.m. weekdays and Will Receive .... rudy far « 10 P.M. ty business establishments whose membership chairman; Louis A. Malt end Phoi» Oitfm urt«r 110 AMDoftr Mlmy Pita 90c CO.D. executives use Suburban. Boop, Division 2 captain; Charles Wide Selection • Something for Everyone! \ A. Winch, Division 2 membership chairman, and Weslej Stott, Division 2 training officer. Living Christmas Trees dug with their own Flotilla officers are Joseph roots intact (B&B), ready for planting after Bell, commander; Francis A. O'Neill, vice commander, an Christmas! Choose one from our large selee* Robert E. Courier, training of- tion. Decorate it for the holidays .. . then mowv ficer. The flotilla consists of 25 mem- plant it outside for lasting enjoyment . . . bers and 17 vessels. Mr. Bell diamonds may be contacted for further information. are STILL Zoners Favor a girl's House Permit What is a best friend! In Keansburg MENT-HIGHT ROOM? KEANSBURG - The Zoning Board last night voted to recom- SILENT NIGHT IS THE mend to Borough Council a vari- Flew if Amour

Modem PeorShope$5M Marquise Diamond $M» Set with Baguettes $350 lions Hear SEE THE MW Address By Car Collector DOWNSWEPT TREE FREEHOLD - Edward N. . . . the most beautiful "permanent" tree King of Colts Neck, president of you've ever seen! S. B. King and Son Auto Agency here and a collector of antique • completely assembled branches »ejsy loIkorals cars, was guest speaker at the Freehold Lions Club meeting. • stores compactly In box • extra-soft vinyl needles ; His talk was illustrated with pictures of auto car meets • sturdy stand • 304 branch count throughout the east coast. Mr. King owns several antique cars. The annual club Christmas BLACK, FOREST GREEN and BLUE SPRUCE party will be held Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. In the American Hotel This It truly the tree of the future ... here. A Girl Scout troop, sponsored by the club, will sing available now in 4', 6' and 7' lizei. Christmas carols. The Rev. and Mrs. Bernard M. Garlick, rector of St. Peter's Episcopal Church here, will be guests of honor. SANTA'S FREE Diamond Heart $149 Frank C. Gibson is chairman mat ring in tf« classic 119 ol the party. mam*. 14K stung. Sleigh Ride SHOW ON WEDNESDAY • . • in any weathsr , . , MARLBORO — The Central School PTA met at Central School mow or no. Have Santa with Mrs. John Hunter presiding. take ths youngstort for a A variety show was decided rids in his sleigh. Sat. and Jtttt My upon for a fund raising project to be held in the early spring. Sun. only. "Cbargm h" A Christmas show, with stu- ate ear dents performing, will be presented Wednesday. To* DedoV A combined meeting of Central f IINVrf* "Something jor Everyone" Plan MONMOUTH and Morganvillo Schools PTA SHOPPING CENTER will be held Jan, 9. Rr. 71-Monmouth Rood, Weir Long Bronch, N.J. A musical program was pre- i ' < Coll 229-2587 for dlractioni. Open Every Night sented by members of the .Free- OPEN: Sunday and Saturday until 5 P.M. Weekdays until 9 P.M.' hold Regional High School Choir, directed by William Starslnio of ths muslo department. 8 }• ]',, 1967 TUT D.MLY FECITFR Loofc Ahead: What Life May Be Like in the Next Century 8 Penalized in Freehold By HAL BOYI,E | TrajjsptanU of knoKapi wijii Th« average job will tilt* only, will <*>J!ect the money from your|J>:« professions! fooifciJJ play-' K> fwjie of work a v/urk, but in w$wj£ eii.ch jw>niji. „7?,er e will;gu, t ill about sex, or fore*k into'civilized pattern. FfhhHO'iM - AM/ifi.o Aryy/o, ]>, M W. Strong, H..W7 Old na life fc* like in the ynsr 'ilf/i't Itrs to slay in tie K»/M until the'ordtr to live in the nyie which1 be no v/ay to duck paying H\\i.'wjMt

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Come see these and many more great RCA Victor values at your RCA Victor dealer—for dealer nearest you, call Bl 8-7400 I Distributed by KRICH-NEW JERSEY, INO-America's First RCA Distributor ] Services in County Churches Atlantic Highland* K/kY MK>BK CfiUHVVITy ILWO Of KSUfA UJTVLKAX n "Bhall We Look For Another?" C. Douio Jr., pastor, will preach on Halberg. The Rev. Kenneth N. ST. JOHN* EI'ISCOTAL "Power From On High." 4 p.m., music* W. Kircher will become pastor of presented at a recent meeting ol KEFOB.MED LltUe Silver WESTMINSTER FRttHBYTERIAN Gamble Jr. and Charles Good- Members of the choir include: Colta Neck al vesper service. Gethsemane Lutheran Church the Women's Society of Christian Sunday lenicei wilt be Holy. Com' Mlddletown hart will direct. Accompanists Mrs. Henry Hammond, 3d, Mrs. Tin Sunday aervlce will bi it |- munlon at fi and Morning prayer a Sunday aervlcea will be at 9:15 an here, Jan. 1. Service of the Methodist Church a m. and 11 a.m. Rev. Samuel c. Li 10 a.m. with Itev. Andrew Van Dyfce 10:<5 a.m. Tlie Rev. Harlaii C. Dur/ Sea Bright will be Mrs. Raymond Stryker Robert Buck, Miss Mary Jane Penta will preach. preach) rif, A graduate of Dickinson High The cast included Miss Elizabeth will apeak on "Kings and Shepherds.' •T. LUKE'S A.M.E. Parmly, Mrs. Fred Idenden, Mrs. L'UBWTIAN CHLBtll School, Jersey City, he served Scott and Veryl Herr. Miss Ju and Mrs; Charles Goodhart. Colti Neck EMBUnV METHODIST UNITED PREHBVTERIAN Sea. Bright The Sunday service will be at 1 p.m. Girls and boys in all depart- Philip Wegelin, Mrs. Stanley Ba- Morning worahlp service will be at UUle Bllvfr Llucrofl three years in the armed forces dith Bomemanri was narrator a m ana Evening worihip service a The Sunday lervlce will be at 10 when Rev. Floyd N. Black will preach. nia, Mrs. Samuel La Penta, Mrs. Rev. lanford M. Haney will official) during World War II. He then and music was furnished by the ments will participate. Main I rim. Rev. Liny a. calhoon. minister, a.m. Andrew Applegate and Mrs. will oHIclate. at the morning worihip fervlc* at 11 studied history and education a Junior choir under the direction parts will be played by Elaine a.m. The cantala, "The fllar of Beth- OCEAN VIEW COMHTJKITX Shrewsbury James Garltan. lehem" will be given. Leonardo FIBST ASSEMBLY OF GOO Wagner College and graduatec of Mrs. E. R. Kehrer. and Charles Goodhart, Jr., Jean Eaton town Morning worship service st 11 a. Shrewsbury from the Lutheran Theologica Lamberson, Richard Levy, Also Frank Van Note, Robert riRST PUESBVTEIIIA.N Rev. Kenneth N. Gambit will apei Worship service will be at XI a.m. A monetary Christmas gift is Seminary, Philadelphia, in 1953. Mark, Paul and Kenneth Bonnell, Buck, William Flock, Carl Dahl- SatontowQ Long Branch Evening service at 7 p.m. with a prei Evangelislic Service at 7 p.m. r being sent to the Camden Deacon- entatloD of "The Gltu of The WitPatrick O. McLane U pastor. Rfv. Robert W. Reed ta paator. GOSPEL HALL Men." The Rev. Mr. Kircher was or-ess Home, Camden, to buy cloth Marion Arnold, Brenda and Bar- bom, Charles Buck, Carl Lilie- Toe lundar "ervlce win tie at u a.m. Long Branch Fltr.SllVTEItlAN dained and first served the Ad- ing and toys for needy children. bara Evans, Ellen Gamble and holm. Mrs. John Cerny is organ- ' IZHUa CHRIST OP LEONARDO BAPTIST ierrlcei will be held Bunday at 9:M Shrewsbury Lois and Martha Mahoney. LATTEH DAY 8AIMS im A Goipel Service wUKh* ' Leonardo The morning services of worship vent Lutheran Church. Mt. Eph- A covered dish supper preceded ist. (Mormon) flunday services will ba at 11 a.nx Jatontown at 7 p.m. will be al 9:£0 a.m. and 11 a.m. Theraim. Since 1960, he has been the program. Hostesses for the Bervtcei will lalbet tbe Prleitnood mael The Rev. William Carr will preset Rev. James R. steele will gpeak on n. JAMES EPISCOPAL "The Virgin Birth." Church Scrux "Rediscovering Yourself," pastor of Zion Lutheran Church evening were Mn. W. Joel Ing a,t 8 a-m. and the Sacrament meet Long 1Branch CbrltUna* program at 7 p.m. r Ing at ftgn p.m. Bishop Bruce Bavagi Low Km at B1 i.m. Bun1 * Mus:ia>i 1anUa Ridgefield. Wright, Mrs. Lester Armitage, will officiate. ALL BAINT7* EPISCOPAL RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF TRUE.NDS addresi at 10 a-m. Re/. Jame* Mur- Shrewsbury He and his wife, the former Mrs. Stanley Van Brunt and Mrs Say "Merry Christmas' ; • METHODIBT cbtictD Duncan, rector. Naveslnk Sunday meeting is held at 11 a.m. Ealootown Sunday services are as follows: Mabel Rishavy, and their two Claude Melone. Sunday, Worship Service will be _ FlRhT BAPTIST a-tn., Holy Communion; 9:30 Ftml Bervlce; 11 a.m. Morning Prayer wit CUEIST EPISCOPAL sons, Kurt, 13, and Eric, 11, will 10:11 a.m. with Pastor William Joel Shrewsbury in a very special way Wright officiating. The Sunday aervlcM will be held at ermon by the rector, Rev. H. R, So, reside in Matawan. PAGEANT SUNDAY 11 a,m, Sermon topic: "ChrJitrna _ inson. Holy Eucharist will be at > a.m IT. JAMES MEMORIAL EPISCOPAL Angeli." Rev. Homer Triculei U putor. conducted by th« R«v. Ronald Q. Eatontnwo BETHEL BIBLE CHAPEL Albury. At 9 and 11M t-m., a Christ, OAKHURST - A Christmas raaa cantata entitled "To us a Child Holy Eucharlit will be at > and •T. LUKE'S METHODIST Uiddletown OFFICERS ELECTED pageant will be presented by 10 am. The lt«v. H. Holly Knlffc Services Sunday will begin with woi Is Given" will be presented. The vicar, win officiate, Long Branch ship at S:30 a.m. at Carpenter am rites of the Eucharist will follow. FREEHOLD - Election of offi- members of the Sunday School HONHOITH BAPTIST Tbt »unday a#rvlc« will ba at U a-m. Applegate &\a. Vamlly Bible hour cere was held at the recent meet- of the First Methodist Church K«v. I. Courtney Hayward will $t**£h. U a-m. Evening services at 7. (Southern Baptist Convention) Union Beach ing of the Episcopal Women of Sunday at 3 p.m. in fellowship Xeionlosro OLD FIRST CHURCH St. Peter's Episcopal Church. Worship services will be at »:- lundar cervices will be at t and . Matawan Church School Christmas program with the youth of the parish as Faceted fgj moods. LUTHER MEMORIAL LCTHEJtAN ward Brown and Karl Zimmerer. crystal. Y«l- e-m. Rev. Frederick E. Preiue, rector, (Hiswart Synod) 7:30 f..in. well as his duties assisting Rev. fan Expomion will preach at 10 a.m. services. OALVABY »4 Members of the nursery, pri- lew or wnlte. KU bracelet Ntw Birtwabury Bernard McK. Garlick, pastor. UornlDg services at 10:30 a.m. Re mary, kindergarten and junior $49,95 UomlAC woriblp I» at 11 a.mDonal. d Bljfs will ipeak on "a It was announced that the re- Freehold Evening; worahlp la at 7:30. Rev. Jack Ready." departments will participate, as Klaney is putor. cent bazaar netted $1,150. GRACE LUTHERAN Name YMCA well as the Caroler Choir. Mrs. I Worihip servlc* At 8 and 11:30 t.m. ETHICAL CULTUBE FCTXOWRHTP The meeting night of the orga- Pulor David O. Vollt will olfldate. TBINITV EPISCOPAL New Sbrewabury Almond Gillette will be accom- 7:iS a.m., Matloa and Holy Com- Winter Festival at 10:ls a.m. In tin nization was changed to the \\7A tiBST PRkTSBVTEHIAN munion it the Church 9:tf K.m. Family Ztauiey School, Hope Road. panist. Frethold Extension third Monday of the month be- Sw Our CollKtlcn EucbariJt at tbe Ravfno Drive School. •I Bulova Wordin Morning warahlp trill tx at 0:30 In11 a.m. Holy Eucharist at Hit church. ginning in January. JVA the ncyr auditorium and Bt 11 a-m- to Oakhnrat lrsnlll.il lh« Sinctutvry, F«utor James Jt, Hem- TO GIVE PfcAY mott trill deliver a Bermon. CBOSS OF GLORY LUTHERAN METHODIST MftUW&Q Oakbunt Secretary LADIES NIGHT MATAWAN TOWNSHIP —The HOPE LUTHERAN Worship service at 9 and 11 a. Mowy-Bock &•«. Freehold • Rty. Richard A. Weeden will official Services at 9:30 and II t.m. Dr. Joh; HAZLET — The annual ladies members of the Calvary Baptist Worship Mrrlces will be at 9:30 a.m D. Blair will sjxtk on "Thf Advi Rev. Albert W GIt>»on will preach on FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Evangel." night of the Men's Club of St. chapel will present the play "An "A Dliclplea Dilemma-" Mala wan John's Methodist Church will be Old Fashioned Christmas" to- 3 WAYS TO BUY UomlDf Worihjp at 10 a-m, IMMAMIEL BAPTIST Oceanport morrow night at 8 in the Strath- 1. OpM cm acct, FretboM Monday. A special Christ- Mjfnlnt* •worahlp will b« «U 11 a.m riBST PRESBYTERIAN CALVAItY BAPTIST mas roast beef dinner and pro-more School. No mooey down • »ltchfleld, Susan Tuzeneu, Nancy Thrrockmorton and have attained honor roll stand- holiday dance will be held Mnurer, Virginia Pascuocl, Toby Donna Zimmerman, Carolyn flcJiwarz, Yadlra Scruifgia, Furious voices shouted. "Catch all for fun!" AP Newffeatures S;iflhs, MIch"le Schadt, Melissa Taylor ing: Glenn Borenaen, "Elizabeth StepKo, Wednesday night Dec. 27, at end Lynn West Twelfth graders are: Marion Annet. Howard Theirs, Gerald Topolewaki end Jan BrouBeil, • Raymond Briuh, Carl High Honors: Senior* — Robert Anna Wllett. the club. Twelfth graders arc: Lynn Cart- Bunto, Dana Caruso, Barry Cohen, Sophomores — Howard Adelman. Oarol wright. Jo Lynn Hoskliw, Ellen Nolan, TJieresa Dente, Joan Gil, Kathy Green- Brady, Louis Costa, Christine Diver, The dance, from 8 to 11:30 p.m., Joy Prnet. Donna Palumho, Carole Pin- leaf. Marlangela Latte, Le LJchten- DLan« Ferrante, Marmot Gilbert, Ter- Bagnell, John Boturla, Beatrice Boyce, Itore, Kathleen Honan, David Sheldon, nteln, Joan Maps, Philip Marl, Evelyn rence Kenney, Caroline , Merlucct, Mariene Calries, Nancy Carnpagnola, will benefit the Hullabaloo E'-iiiie Spafford. Gale Sterling, Sharon Maurer, Carmela Naiale Eileen Kathleen Mulligan, Leslie Oliver, An- Christine Carl, John Cheyne, Marilyn 2 Candlelight Carol Services Scholarship Fund. It li the third Topp, Jeanne Wood, Wendy Woolley, O'Dwyer, Barbara O'Neill, Elaine Ot, tonio Perez, Patricia Stack, Antoinette Clrner, Craig Collier, Edward DeMasI, Do'iglaa Wrieht, Barhara Van Brunt Ublnger, Glenn Waltaak, Eileen VIncenza DIPaalo, Kathleen Dollard, Pa- Wednesday night dance to be held Arlene Rakowskl, Valerie Ran, tricia East, Joseph Esposlto, Sharon •nil Louise Hulls. Wayne Relsner, CraJg Rothfuss, Donnle ann. this year. Relnhard Jaenisch, . Ninth, grade honor roll students nre: Sculthorpe, Joan Serchlk, Kutherine Juniors — Marl anna Alfano, Maureen itZKaraW. and Gall Fuller. Warlene Acerra, Gregory Cohen, Shar- Sliriver, Edwlna Smidowicz, Christine Baldwin, Catherine Carroll, Arnold De- Also, Russell Qartner, Grace Genti- Matawan, heads the dance com- on CastoMano, Eric Crawley, Joanne Svenaon, Bety Tijlcy and Betty White. Morte, Patricia Goodwin, Joseph Juccl, Jonlna Oordslca, Christine Hroncich, Karen Huytebroeck, Randi Haberatroh, Sheila Kaufman, Gregory Sunday at Methodist Church mittee. Jicobwon, Harold Kiesel, Barbara Kret, Anna Mastramaiuro, Cairo! Me- llaj-kowitz, Laura McCormlok, Jean Adam, Kevin McAleenan, Eugene Me- RED BANK — The Ministry of Doris Watson, Betty Ann Weiss Mark Hardy, Leslie Spencer, Paul Micek, Deborah Nappf, Edward Orr, Avoy, Jakes McKay, Jertrey Meyer, Fill that longing for your own George Richards, Leigh Rothschild, Paul M)guano, aipmund Miller, Pa- Music and Fine Arts of the First and AJvin Whiting. Bettenhausen, Cindy Hover, Ce- Department Heads DiscussMary Lynn Welch. •rice Morlo, Barbara Muech and business. Read "Business Op- 'atrlcia O'Brien. Methodist Church will present two Youth Choir: Russell Dawson, cily Sprouse, Leslie Allen, Cindy Sophomores — Kathleen Archer, Also, Dehansh Phillips, Marie Pierce, candlelight carol services Sunday portunities" in Classified today. Daniel Baldwin, Miry Beaumont, Nina 'atricla Powell, Kevin Powera, Linda David Conover, Jimmy Morris, Carlone, and Kim Klingerman. Teaching oi MathematicsCanglalosl, Alice Marie Cortese, Joan Prendersast Edward Reach, Penny at 4:30 and 7 p.m. Richard Stout, Douglas Alexan Carol Choir: Scott Aszman, Darcy June Dlckcrson. Kathleen1 Roberts, Kathryn Runnel 1, Candida MIDDLETOWN — Eighteen is a critical factor in the effec- Greiner, Richard Humphries, Holly BIhler, Regina Smith, Kfl-thleen Stone, Participating will be the Carol der, Stephen Efthyvoulou, Allen Leslie Allen, Douglas Arpert, Da-1 Hunslcker, Jacqueline Knoble, Kathryn Patricia Sullivan, Susan Terrlepo, math department heads from lo-; tiveness of a general math pro- McCormlck, Linda Nostl, Joanne Janet Van Houton. Susan Windrow, Choir; the Junior Choir; the Calvert, George Hower, Leslie vid and Edward Apy, Richard! O'Neill. Linda. Prenderfrast, Paula Sherry Wlnsor, Robert Yacovelll and Morris, Jerry Parker, Hal Perry, Bettenhausen, Barbara Bejitley,! cat and North Jersey schools met gram, and suggested that classes Rachlln, Norma. Richards, Debra, Thomas Zimmerman. Youth Choir; the Chancel Choir; in the local high .school to dis- range jn size from 10 to 20 stu- TTiomson, Steven Vincent, Leo Waivers, Freshmen — Frank Adamchak, Vic- the Drama Group; the Widener Kevin Post, Kevin Riley, Arthur Drew Burrus, Bonnie Jean Bur- Patricia Walling, Sharon Weiraann, toria Alfano, Raymond. Alpaugh, Jane TRAVEL cuss, common problems in thedents. " Frederick Wereaj) and Suzanne Wynne. Armstrong. Karen Ballfr, Donna Bauer, Dance Group; Jean Fowler, nar- Rousseau, Gerald Rousseau, Ran- rus, Linda Bien, Emily Buser, I teaching of mathematics on the Freshmen — John Baldwin, Eliza- Robin Blumberff, David Boehm, rator; Lamed Meacham, vio- dy Thomas, Diane Johnson, Ju Leslie Doughty, Jeffrey Dupree, Also attending the meeting beth Brown, Paul Elaenstein Laura Brian Brady, Patricia Burke, Cathy (division of) secondary level. Fitzslmmons, Honald Gordon, Arisen Ckrlsttanson, Janet Cltro. Janici linist; Ann Rowell, organist and lie Gibbs, Linda Smith, Marilyn Arlene Dye, Alicia Fedorko, Mark were William Myers, Somerville; Herring. Nancy Ann Joel, Maryann Colella, Carole Corslnl, Anthony PI- director for the Youth Choir; Em Glaser, Sandy Stone, Laurie Mori Flower, Beth Ghilone, Philip Gu- JQS.....M. BYRNE CO, Harold Cohn(jocal.high.,$chopl Robert Germele, Dunellen; Sol Lisa, Albert Lusk, Noel McCaakey, tnalolo, Thereaa. DUpifcna and Max- Denlae Muench, Beth Tiachler, Linda guerita Dubin, Linda Ens. , ma Jane Lafetra, director for the son, Debbie Rickner, Judy King, ba, Susan Guyer, Thomas Travel Service math department head, was Poplar, Red Bank; John Sprout, Turrell, Valerie Vaughn, Frances Also, Cynthia G*tchea, Katharine Welgaadt, EUcn Wersao, Donna Winters Carol Choir; Joan Harvey and L'Maree Jacoby, Judy Scott, Ju Graves, Robert Graves, Susan Since 1886 chairman of the conference. It Highland Park; Warren Schiele, G«rard, Linda Heu»er, Joyce Hoffman, and Jerome Wolff. Ellen Laccofl, Edward Lanzettt, Karei Joan Zachanych, dancers; Winr dith Miller, Pat Rice, Alice covered team teaching, class Bridgewater-Raritan; Miss iRach- Honor Roll: Seniors—(Linda Abraham- Ellen Lancos, Edward Lametl, Kare: Greeley, Laurie Hook, Kathy Ho- aim, KBren AlpdURh, Teresa Bach-! Longo, KaOileen Lango, Patricia llaf- fred Widener, choreographer; Campbell, Ann Fabry, Nadine gan, Mark Hardy, David and _ CRUISES sizes, teacher personalities and elle Marshall, alternate for demamn- , Denlse Barrett, Christine Beau- [cl, Gail Maglerskl, Maureen Mc- mont, Maureen Bird, Frieda. Eoehler, Scott Paden and John Harwood Detlaff, Cynthia Jacelon, June other factors affecting the teach- partment head, Thome Jr. High, Carthy, Sharon Meyer, Timothy Min- Dawn Hardy, Lynn Koenig, Carey Colette Brown, Kenneth Butter, Joseph nlch and Kathleen Moran. guitarists; Miriam Koenig and Moore, Jan Swanson, Carol Jones TOURS ing of mathematics in high here; Mrs. Edna Pratt, Monmouth Cama, Janet Cajinlzzaro, William Also, Karen Muwt. Robert Nagle, Levine, David Lorenz, Sharon Games, Agnes Carney, Nancy Cherry, Debra O'>Nelll, Janls Orr, George Marie Reed, sopranos, and Her- Carol Calvert, Phyllis Huebner, schools today. Regional; Mrs. Evelyn Ross, Suaanne Cheyne, Robert Collier, Georg- Mount, Charlene Millier, Lau- Peters, Joan Pettit, Janet Purdue, bert Burtis, minister of music and Laurel Wood, Lynn Cheney, Mar- ^RESORTS Mr. Cohn indicated that a cen- Ocean Township; Miss Linda Al- ina Connelly, Patricia Corsini, Carolyn Rosary 'Ricca, Thomas Rich*. David rie North, Pamela Nugent, Todd Coyne, Dennis D'Andrea ani Buian Rlley, Warren Simons, Beverly Soden, fine arts. garet Kristjen, Mary Lib Stout, sus of teaching methods revealed vord and Miss Dorothy Roberts, DeFlllppo. Kenneth Tait, Debra Thome, Valerli Olving, Elizabeth Pope, Thomas AIR Also, August DeSanllfl, Patricia De- Diane Wood, Gail Stevens, Donna no consistent pattern among Tilton, Debra Tummlnelli, 3taymon< The service will open with a and Charles Peters, John Parker, Scotch Plains-Fanwood; Mrs. Venney. Grace DiGennfl-ro, FranJt i Valerlo, Jeffrey Vlgnea, and Lyni Peters, Carol Rickner, Virginia RESERVATIONS teachers in conducting math DiMalolo, Toren Doyle, Andrea Dus- W candlelight procession around the Robert and Karen Perot, Jennie Cozette Williams, Thompson Ju-slch, Karen Eagan. Lucille Francescone, Honorafcl* Mention — Seniors —: Meyers, Susan Weiss, Denisi classes, with techniques varying Rosemarie Garglula, Robert Gartner, church while the chcrs and con Stelle, Sherrle Stiffler, Susan nior High, here; William Clarke, Diane Alflerl, Laura Ctmway. Susan Dumont, Debbie McKee, Laurie from the conventional approach to Patricia Grazl&no, John Orote, Philip EJnch, Oaryn Qambert, Barbara Herr- gregation sing "O Come, All Ye Stout, Christi Swanson, Carol Roselle Park; Joseph Scott, Guiser, Sandra Hayduk, Robert Hetazer, mann, Joseph Kettle, John LaPolla, Weiss, Douglas Stone, Nancy team teaching proving equally ef- Union County Regional; Mrs. Al- Goorge Henderson. Linda Hlnea, Betty Catherine Manoohfo, Ccrol Mes.ilnlo, Faithful." At the 4:30 service, the Theorin, Pamela Warner, Alison Koltela, Richard Hunslcker and Alicia Gary Metul«, 3>onna Preiitl, Gary Ewald, Carol Ranson and Guy 144 Broad Street fective in teaching math. ma Wuesthoff, Bayshore Junior Jannarone. Randolph, Scott Roberts, Lindu Poper, Carol Choir, directed by Emma Williams, Mary Kay and Nancy Linda KalpLn, Phyllis LaSala, Mary- Busan Rothbart and Jeanne Rugglero Stone, Red Bank John Boyer, department head at High here; Gerald Gold, Abraham lln Ledlg, Susan Maxcy Mary Ann Juniors — Susan Callahan, Penls< Jane Lafetra, will sing "Some Whelchel, Susan Wheeler, C. Plainfield **High School, point- I Clark- and Samuel Isenberg, McCann, Drew McC&skey. Cynthia Christie, Barbara. Dougherty, 3>onni Holly in the Doorway," "Sleep Junior Choir: Joanne Coerl, Su- Sprouse, Nancy Zoubek and 741-5080 McGovem. Geralyn Miller, Johi :Poley, Marilyn Fullem. Susan G-aHney ed out that one major reason for Watchung Hills Regional. O'Nleal, Patricia Pettersson, Charm! Busan Kllgour, Vincent Luddo Baby, Sleep" and "Shepherds, san Griesmer, Pam Martin, Jean- Eileen Whelan. lyn Qulnn, Steven Roehrlch, Karen G-ary Seals. ie Beaman, Charlotte Morris, the success of his school's math enp^en, Maureen Ryan, Gregory Sophomore* — Howard DeMont. Now Go We." program was staff stability. Stveehan, Frances ShcrJn,' Varnel Meilnda Griff, Frances HigRlnfl, Laurie Gilliam, Leah Letlaff, Al Swanger, Dennis Wasielewski, Brian Dorothy Jankowski, William Joel At the 7 o'clock service, the While Plainfield has followed a and Mary Ann KrvLkoweki. Maryann Karr, Valerie Lamberson, Junior Choir will sing "The Seven lison Williams, Wendy Patterson, conventional teaching program Navy Officer Wrigandt and Mary Ann Krakowakt. Claire Lehanka, Martha Moncayo, Vln Susan Guyer, Kathlyn Foster, Juniors — Joseph Bagnell, Karen cent PIEZI, Sonya Serteriden, llichae Joys of Mary" and "Lulle, Lul- for the past 15 years, the long Benediction, John Bethel, Paula BIMV Terzano And Michael Vlaud. ey, Maureen Brady, Thomas First, Freshmdii — John Arthur. Brian lay, Thou Tiny Little Child." s tenure of the teaching staff has Rosemary Cacavale, Nicholas Cere, Brady, Donna Celftatlno, Victoria Cere, southern folk melody. The Christ- contributed to the program's ef- Jeanette Clboromskl, Dennis Ooleman^ Louisa Cloonan, Richard Feglar, Linda Joseph DeBonis, Karyrn DePew, PlagR, MIchele Fuchi, l>onna Hogan, mas story will be read in the fectiveness, he said. Joseph DeVlrglllo, Evelyn Doteon, Wil- Jacqueline La-Polla, MarK Ma2zucco, On Campus liam Dries, Carol Dubln, Mona Ble- Stephen Ortlleb, Robert Raba, Ml- form of a narration written by The conferees agreed that size fante Susan Elliot, Donna Garbarlno chael Rent, Susan Shechan, Daniel Mr. Burtis, which was published and Barbara. Gelper. Smith, Katreena Smith, Debra Tarn- Mist Diana Beck, daughter of Also, William He user, Gabrlula Hiller, in the "Christian Herald," in De- burello. JoAnn Wheatly, Gloria Mr. and Mrs. William H. Beck, -LEGAL NOTICE . Christina Jenkins, Patrlo Jordan, Evan huryiukl. cember, 1966. During the reading 4 South Lake Drive, River Plaza, NOTICE of this narration, and during : is one of more than 700 students MONMOUTII fOl NTT pauses in it, a tableau will form Sl'RROCi.VTE'S COURT from Keuka College, Keuka Park, Notlcp to Creditor* to TrcNpnl representing the Nativity Scene. 239 Students Honored N.Y., participating in the college's Claim* AgnlnM Eftlntc ESTATE OF SANTO COSTA, PE The Youth and Chancel Choirs CEASED yearly fall field period. Currently Pursuant In the order nf DONALD will sing, alternately, "Hail Jesus working at Sandy Hook State J. t'I'N'NIN'OHAM, Surrngate of the Christ1' by William Webbe, "Let County nf Monmoulli, tills ttay made As Spartan Scholars Park Interpretive Center, Miss nn the application of the unricrslj-nerl | All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence," Beck, a freshman, will complete Philip U. Crtsta, Admlnlslralnr r>f thr OCEAN TOWNSHIP — ThBone , Karen Kramer and Michelle Land!*. rstate or I he said Sanio Cnsu. ric Donald Lawn, Ruth Luduam, Anr Picardy, "Dadme Albriclas, Hijos the study project Dec. 23. cpaaert, notice' Is hereby ftlvrn to Ihi High School has honored 139 stir- Uidlow, Phyllis Marlon, Patricia Mc- d'Eva," Anonymous Spanish 16th creditors nf satrl rleceaser] lo present ti Carthy, Helen Mferas, Kathy Nicks, A junior at Keuka College, also the said Artmlnislrator thdr clnlms nn dents who became Spartan Schol- Robert Psmbleton, Margo Plasteraa, Cent Carol, "Glory Be To participating in the field program tier nath within alx months from thi ars, achieving the highest aca-Christine Pozeryckl, Robin Reich, Robli Israel," Wincester Old, "Come to daV Relngold, Michael Rosenberg, Amy Sut is Mils Donna Hartzell, daughter Dated: November 20th, lfW7 demic honor that can be bestowed Rubin, Debbie Smith,, Gale StelnhauB Bethlehem" by Peter War- er, Cynthia Stutzer, JEllene Schwartz, of Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth W. Hart- PHILIP L.. COSTA on a student. Barbara Taylor, Lola Tiaub, Melli lock. Also during the forming ol 1*0 River Rnact Van Waimer, Robert Werner i zell, Water St., New Shrewsbury, Itrd Bank, N. J. vThis award is limited to less the tableau, the Widener Dance Artmlnlstratnr Laurls ZeJalJs. She is working at"*St. John's than five {Ser cent of each class. Group,, Joan Harvey and Joan Mesira PorcmuB, Russell, Fasano Second award winners are: Child Development Center in w & Nlfnsta .• *• *-?.- "- i' Th'e Spartan Scholar program is Seniors —Bruce Carter, Sheila Cohen, Zachanych, dancers, will perform T\ Brnad Rlrrel Donna Bills, Jeanne Fisher, Gary Fox Washington, D.C. The Keuka Col- Red Bank. N. J. under the direction of Frank Riz- Charlotte Frank, Kike Gelger, Jankv a Shepherd's dance to the "Recit lege .students left their campus Attorneys zi/guidance counselor. Gtllespfe, Janet Green, Gordon Gulat,' de Nazard" from the Suite du »nv 2%: PM. 1. 8, IS J2R.S3! Ens. Wayne L: Weseman' Charles Tjevinsohn, David Martoccl, studies Nov. 20 to participate in Norman Solowey, Deborah Vitale an< Deuxieme Ton for organ by Louis- NOTICK The recent second annual Spar- Steven Warm. work and study projects in 22 MOSMOI'TII COtXTV Wayne L. Weseman, 70 Poricy Nicolas Clerambault. S| »Rd(i.\TK'S COl'RT tan Scholar program affair fea- Juniors — Barbara Adler, Davit states, the District of Columbia Lane, Middletown, was commit Adler, Stephanie Arcyrla, Susan Arm Notice |» Crrdltdm (n I'r«pot tured the high school band and Members of the Drama Group (Inlni* Asulnst KtitatP sloned as an ensign in the Nava: Robla Bady, Bruce Battjer, Ronna Ber Puerto Rico, Mexico, Quebec and ESTATE nF NORMA CATHERINE chorus and a guest speaker, Dr.man, John Blckart, Rebecca Binder, participating will be Jean and Thailand. Their New York classes 'B' '"'M. HECEASE11 Reserve after training at the Harlan P. Hanson, director of the Samuel Blser, Brian Bowne, Kathleei i simnt to HIP onipf nf DOMALD' Newport (R.I.) Naval Office: Brand, Jra Byock, John Covino, EIICL Warren Fowler, Gary Fowler, resume Jan. 8. J i-rNNlNCJHAM. flnrrnKalc or the College Entrance Examination Oonick, Annette Gluskin, Robert Green Cfiu;ity nf Momniui!)). this day made, Candidate School. flpan, Karen Herbert, Cathy Jacobson, Robbin and Dennis Lowden, Fred or tho ti ppllcntinn nf the unrifrnlpneii, Board's advanced placement pro- Penelope Jones, Robert Klein, Barbara Becker, and Martha Paden. Mary KllzatuMli Jntir'. Solo Executrix A graduate of Middletown gram. Dr. Hanson spoke on ma- Levino, Carla Levlnson, Randl Levin- The Pennsylvania State Univer- oi the I'sliite of the »alii Nornift Calh- son, Catherine Lyle, Nancy McClellan Members of the choirs will be erini' Siiitir rfect'HHPd, noiliifi Is here- Township High School, he re- terialism in society and how it Jeffrey Manriel, Linda Packet and sity conferred degrees on 823 by Klvon lc the creitllnn of SHld dc- Radii P&rlman. / Chancel Choir: Phyllis Benjamin, ceived a degree from Lehigh Uni- specifically affects the role of ed- graduates Dec. 9. Among the lo Marilyn Pohl, Jane Reservato, Robii Pat Blair, Laura Bohlayer, W. Exccutrlx tlietr ciiimi? umlpr nalh with- versity, Bethlehem, Pa., this ucation in today's world. Siiarenow, Gene Shermui, Theresi cal graduates who were recipi- 'In "Ix monttis fr*»rn tlil<5 IIHIP Stevens, Sydney Stitely, Marc Sum met Martin Bowers, Kathy Brounleyt, ents of degrees at the exercises Dated' Nnvcmticr Utti, 106T year. i Dr. Miles S. Winder, Board of field, Michael Uslln, Kevin White, MARY HUXAHETH JONES Adrlenne Wlgdortz, Mary Ann Wiseman, Diane Brown, Barbara and at University Park were Ronald •ir, I'ojttar Avr,, P.O. Robert Bast, Navy I Education president, presented Fair Havrn. N: J, Catherine Zlegler and Donald Zucker- Charles Burrus, Bruce Carlson, G. Stanley, 313 Fifth Ave., Bel- cruller in Red Bank, reported the students with their awards. man, S >tr Exocutrts Fred Chadwick, Martha Cheney, mar, BS, business administration; MPPTS I'arsun*. Canzona, Ens. Weseman will report for The first award was an Ocean Third award winners arp: Hliiir A Warren, Seniors — •. Matthew Blum, Lewb Harold Coddjngton, Lillian and Michael B. Dowel!, 118 Dunbar lh Walhicr Sln-et, duly lo the Naval Air Station, Township varsity letter. Second Flschbcln, Joel Forker, Susan Oarber, Hnl Knnk. N. J.. Mark Grebeneati, Charles Hafemann, ~ rfald Crawford, Donald Curry, Ave., Long Branch, PhD in chem- Pensacola, Fla., for pilot train- award winners received bronze Steven Heckcr, ^nnnlrt Karasfc. Wil- ly Flower, Barbara Guenther, istry; Roger W. Becker Jr., 17 ing. medals and third award winners, liam Ketsler, RIciinrtt Llllo, Charlei McAfpp, Barbara Muller and Jacqueline Mary Ellen Gutjahr, Betty and Buttonwood Lane, Rumson, BS, silver medals. Zagury. Gerald Haynie, George Hessel, food service and housing admin- "NOTHING WORSE than a complexion First award vlnnrra Include; Marianne Higgs, Barbara Hog- Hrnlors - Kim Bnino, Lolj IlenKrove, istration, and Judith A. Bnlton, problem. And nothing better for troubled fjnry Johnson. Margaret MackKey, TO RETELL STORY gett, Gerry Husenitza, Douglas 35 Sternberger Ave., West End completion! than Clcar-Plci. Try Clear- Stephen Pries, Nancy stahl and Ken- neth Woll». HIGHLANDS - Children from Jcrolamon, Miriam Koenlg, Ellen BA, Spanish. Plex the next time you have a problem Juniors • • Janpt Boyarln. Douulfta nursery age through senior high Krupa, Emma Jane Lafetra, and see for yourself," nuntols. Ilnncly r.prrchnrr, Rltn Good- Jolbjrg Liens, Beverly Lindsay, ninn. Rtcphen HiinllnKl'in, Phyllis Ln school will retell the story of George R. Squires III of Rum- Krlln. ItnrrlM I.LIrhpr, Mnrlnn Plnnis. Joyce and Phil Lowden, Vera and CleorPlex ii the wonderful new product I.ynn Poolp. HonnM Welnlriuib nnd Lynn Christ's birth at the Sunday son, is pledging Tau Kappa Ep- thai clean cotlplexioni, Ih patented WnmlH-nrlll. School program of Highlands Larned Meacham, Noel nnd Car- Sophomores — Rhnffn Rrfarah, Itori- silon fraternity at the University formula actually itarves ugly skin blem* erl flprkowltz, l.lnilii Ilrrry, Knrfn Methodist^ Church. The presen olyn Nilson, Thomas Osborne, if Tampa this semester, Son of Cabretta leather hip jacket | ilhes by drying up the oilj that blemiihoj nnnoscrlr!], Robert norlt?, Andrea tntion will be given Sunday at ' Elaine Parker, Richard and Ma- Mr. and Mrs. George R. feed on. Developod by a loading derma- Hnntle, Gregory Brooks, Rvrn rtnp, Illnne he is a grndaute of Rumson-Fair| = Klilicr,1 Jonntlmil Korlier. Itlrliaril Fox, charge. Parents and friends are Hazcl Stodter, Mildred ing Drug Storei without a prescription. (irorKr fliiltrl, Andrew' (Joldwftflspr, Haven Regional High School. He Young Men's Shop, J. Kridel § Rdjtrr Ontirrlr-d, Ilotiprl urnenwalrt. Flu- invited and refreshments will be Stout, Mary and Bob Todd, Ab- is a sophomore majoring in busi- Photo by Pap« photo Servile. Red Bank genp Hul'lmrd, Carol Hypr, l^irna JAbroff, Bujan Jabroff, Susan Jacob- served. bie Strickland, Audrey Sturmfels, ness and minorlng in economics. THE DAILY REGISTER VtMzy, Dvxmhtr 15,1967-11 Stock Market Egg Market \Jury Acquilt Man JTA TO MEET TUESDAY meeting, i CbriatatM 1 On Trial for Rape KEYPOKT - St. Joseph's Yesterday ! dosing stocks: NEW YORK (AP) - Wholesale ;bs min 33-40; (ajicy medium 41 j program will be presented by I-TE CM Brk «J Eg offerings ample on extra lbs average 30-31; fancy large FREEHOLD — A jury before Citholic School PTA will meet studenb in grades one throug Aduni Ex Johm Ku Successful Air Prod Jonu ft L rge, balance generally adequate. 47 lbs min 37-38; smalls 36 lbs Monmouth County Court Judge Tuesday at 7:15 p.m. Alter the six. Air Itodua lor Mir imand irregular though fairly average 27J4-2g}4. M. Raymond McGowan deliber- Al!e| Cp 11H Kilier Al Allef tut t'M Ktnnecott >od over all yesterday. ated almost four hours yesterday Allef Fow 23 Koppera' before acquitting a Long Branch Allied Ch 38K Krt.jf, SS New York spot quotations fol- WINS BAKE OFF Investing Allll Clli 37 Kro|«K r man on a rape charge. FREEHOL6 — Kathy Jones Alcol T5 Uh Port C w: Am Airlln 3:li Leh Val Ind Standards 30-31; checks 21I/ - was first place winner at the Isaac Samuels, 23, 91 Cooper NOT A BUNDLE ON MY LOT! Am Can M LOF Glua 2 1 bakeoff of Troop 502 in the First Ave., had been charged with rap- By Roger E. Spear Am Cyui 2T LltC * My 70V4 Spear Am M Fdy 20 Lltten Ind 113 Methodist Church recently. Pa- ing a Wanamassa woman in As- SINGLE FULL Am Motor* Lukeai 8U 34'.4 Whites: Extra fancy large 47 Am Smelt M&fnavox 30% tricia Seber won second and bury Park on March 24, 1968. Q—About 3 years ago I bought the best situations for growth Am 8ld i min 36'/$-38; fancy medium 2714 MuriUl OU Wendy Schwertferger, third. Mr. Samuels was represented 100 U.S. Steel and since then it I would switch Martin Marietta Am Tel 4 Tel 50 Mirtln M 21J4 lbs average 30-31; fancy large has dropped almost IS points. into Holiday Inns and Nationa Am Tob 31 Uuonlt« lbs min 36-37; medium 40 lbs Judges were Lou Oppenshaw, by John Halleran, Middletown, CHRISTMAS AMP Ine Merck 87% I am tempted to sell and take Tea — strong, but hurt by price Anaconda 6514 irerage 29-30; smalls 36 lbs aver- Rev. Earl Snider and Mrs. Er- with Assistant Prosecutor Thomas a tax loss on it. If I do sell, competition — into Baxter Labo- Armco stl u% Ulrui a*M M\ se 27%-2854. nest Holtz. and Mrs. Adolph J. Smith Jr., presenting the Armour 36 H Mo P«c A n% Armit Ck MollolMoblloll Shiler. state's case. TREES should I buy another steel? I ratories, which has a good posi- 49 43 Browns: Extra fancy large 47 Ashl OU 35% MosM t Wud also own RCA; Martin Marietta; tion in disposable hospital sup- Atchiion 2«M KU Blic 2114 Atl Rlciirld N Cuh X<{ 43 K —WHY PAY MORE?— National Tea. I am 35 and in- plies. 13.'iH Avco Corp 5714 Ntt Dairy terested primarily in growth, Babcocit W Nit DliUU 31 Q—What is your opinion of tS'i 38U come see for yourself though I would like a good divi- Bayuk elf 13 Nat Gyps Northern Illinois Gas? I'm about Bell * How 91',i Nat Steel *i% dend return as well. — G.E. Bendlz NY Central 48 Wreaths — Blankets to buy more but will wait for BeUi Steel 52% Nil u P»w 75»i Boeing 31% No Am Rock TABATCHNICK'S 38 V, A—I believe that at your age your answer. Also, do you recom- Borden S8H Nor Pac — Roping Barf Wa*n 31% Nwit Airlln you are wise to make growth mend Winn-Dixie at this time? 2iV. 8S Brunswick Morwlch Pb 4914 - L.S. 16% Outb Mar your objective, but you will dis- Bucr Erie 34H 21 li lulova Owuu III 5214 Live Trees — Colorado Blue — Douglas Fir cover that it is difficult to find Pan Am Wll RED BANK A—I continue to believe tha Burl Ind 25 Vt Scotch Pine — White Spruce this coupled with good yield. In Cue, JI Penny, JC 6214 the better utilities — such as ~ater Trac Pa Pw * LI 28H your situation I would definitely Pa KB Northern Illinois Gas — have Jelanese «H4 60% 141 BROAD ST. CALL 741-9810 sell Big Steel, which from a Che. & Oh Pepil Co 38% CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS been oversold and will be ulti Ihrysler Perkln Elm S3% price standpoint has been going Pllzer mately profitable if bought at Cities Sv 1i Phil XI •' CEMETERY LIGHTS and CANDLES downhill for years. The steel in- Coca Cola 137 Phlll Pet H ALL REGULAR 85c current depressed levels. The Cols Palm 43 Pit Steel 62% dustry has many problems, in- Oolum Gil Pub Sv E4<3 1114 cluding a rather slow growth 6tock could sell lower on highe Coml Holy Pullman 31% MEAT SANDWICHES COFFEE Con Edls RCA 4814 rate and competition from other interest rates, but the yield is Con Can s* 6314 VAL'S HIGHWAY GARDEN CENTER good and I advise you to buy Corn Prod 3M4 Reading Co 18% a Rent UH • Paitroml TO materials. If I were you, I would Corning G 4714, Repub Stl 4174 it. The food chains, generally, -m Zell 37% Revlon 81VS a Cirnid IMl a Rolled IHf 217 HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN avoid them and all heavy-indus- rue etl 37214 Reyn Met 4754 are caught in a serious cost 44% Reyn Tob 40% TAKE OUT 10cup' try situations. In place of Steel, Curtlli Wr a spin BMl price squeeze and, although Deere 28 Rob Control* 3214 I suggest Chesebrough-Pond's, a Del * Hud 2614 St Joi Uad 38% 56 50' cosmetics firm with a long record consider Winn-Dixie one of the Dent Sup Bt ReglRl l PaP p 27S Dow Chem 3614 Shel"•••-'l OU• es very best, I would avoid it un- 43>/. of rising earnings and price. Dress Ind M!4 Bear* Roeb ass CORNED BEEF Reg. 3.60 Ib. REG. 79c QT. du Pont Sinclair «!4 With the exception of RCA, your less you need relatively high in' Dug Lt 37% 147% Smith, AO 31H HOMEMADE other holdings are good but not come. Itil Kod Sou Pac 2JS End John 29 144 Sou Ry 45% Erie Lick Sperry R« Buick Skylark $2664. Now we're talking have to be your language. the last of the big spenders

» WB also gave Skylark a new wheetbase. We shortened It by to call three Inches. It parks easier. And you'll think you're driving a sports car. The engine runs on regular gas. Now you can take WegaveSfcylarka it easy on the family somebody brand new look. And we gave her budget and travel in style. a price tag you can afford. $2664. Is that talking your language? Wouldn't you really rather have a Buick? Princeton Newark Breton Woods •Mmttotra'i auosaitad nHaM price for Skylark Sport Coup*. Modal akowa . Pine Beach Mow hM «t (lira ccit wfMtl conn, Atlantic City »21.M; ami whitawall tiro, »J1.6O. in All prlen Inetud* FadaraJ Exclaa Tax and Saddle River •oMMttd daalar dallv.r, and haooUnfl Bayonne aharoa (transportation ohargai, Avon-by-the-Sea aecaaaoriaa, othar optional •qulpmant, atau and local taiai additional), Roseland Zion , • j Peterson Camden liberty Corner Willow Grove Star Cross Oldman New Egypt Mount Olive Asbury Park Beaver Run Erlal Green Creek Monmouth Beach Oyster Creek Perth Amboy Sprlngdale Morristown Glassboro Trenton Mlllvllle Vineland All day on Sunday you can Egg Harbor City Stevens telephone anywhere in The '68 Bulcks with the new GM safety features are at your Bulck-Opel dealer's. Rldgewood Sparta! New Jersey for 250 or lessr BOB WHITE BUICK, INC. STRAUB MOTORS, INC. 688 Shrewsbury Avenue Highway 35 & Bedle Rd. 'Thres-mlnule statlon-to-statlon rato, plus lax. This rata doos not apply to colloct or credit card colls, calls blllod to a third numbor, or porson-to-porson calls. , New Shrewsbury Keyport 12—Friday. December 15, 1967 BRJDAL SHOWEB 'Collegians Visit THE DAILY JiW.mUi' FREEHOLD - MJ&S De- •—• — —•—. Vitis, dijjghter of Mr. umi iPedia+rics Dept. ^re DeViiisD*, Freehold, WEST UH>'0 BKAKCH - The IT'S TIME FOR I will marry Paul Beck, son of children hospitalized in the pe- RIBBON CANDY Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Beck, Alex- diatrics department jt Riverview /rom ander Ave., Freehold, Jan. 20, Hospital, Red Bank, were treated was honored at a bridal shower to a Christmas party, sponsored BIRNN CANDY Saturday evening in the home of MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - A by the Monmouth College Sports- Christmas parly is scheduled M Broid 5< Red Bank Mrs. Helen Goetke, 4! West men Club, Dec. 10. George St. for the children of the members of Guadalcanal Post, Vet- During the party, there were erans of Foreign Wars, and its refreshments, carol singing, dis- auxiliary, Sunday, at 2 p.m. tribution of presents and tree in the post home. decorating. The gifts were dis- The post also will sponsor a tributed by the club's service New Year's Eve social with chairman, James Masi of West music by Benny Scibek and his Long Branch. The highlight of the orchestra. A buffet supper will party was a puppet show. be served and tickets include Club members worked with Miss Susan Y. Hager noisemakers and refreshments. Miss Helen Riegelman, supervisor Thomas Steele is chairman. of the pediatrics department. Engaged MANALAPAN TOWNSHIP — Albert Nordheden, Monmouth SHREWSBURY — Announci County agricultural agent, will ment is made by Mr. and Mr show a film entitled "New Dudley L. Hager, Garden Roa< Guidelines for the Well-Land- of the engagement of their daugh scaped Home" at the Jan. 3 ter, Miss Susan Y. Hager, t< meeting of the Monmouth David B. Scott Jr., son of D Heights Garden Club. Meeting and Mrs. David B. Scott < place will be announced. Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs. Anthony DeFabritus is For Those Coiy The wedding is planned fo accepting membership applica- June 29. tions from Interested township Evenings Miss Hager, an alumna of Rei residents. Lovely Gifts... Around The Bank High School and Cedar RED BANK - The Rev. Holiday Crest College, Allentown, Pa., is Potted Plants teaching in Souderton, pa. Canon Charles H. Best, Trinity Hearth 1 Episcopal Church, will give a Mr. Scott, an alumnus of Le- Christmas reading at a meeting high University, Bethlehem, Pa of the Woman's Guild of the is a candidate for a master's ie- church Tuesday at 2 p.m. gree in mechanical engineerini at the Massachusetts Institute ol An informal fashion show will Bridal and. Fashion Shoppe Technology at Cambridge. be presented by the Boutique, 35 Broad St., Red Bank Fair Haven. Members who will model are Mrs. Fred H. Eber- LOOKING AHEAD to the 1968 Chrysanthemum Ball, a Monmouth County Mental CHRISTMAS PARTY hardt, Mrs. Stanley Haviland, MARLBORO — The Fire Com- Health Association committee meets in the home of Mrs. Francit F. Phillips, Oyster Mrs. Robert Moynahan, Mrs. pany Auxiliary held its Christmas Bay Drive, Rumson, to start making plans for the annual fund-raising event. From left Fred Parker, Mrs. John J. party in the firehouse recently. Scully and Mrs. Norman Sickels. to right, Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Arnold Crisitiello, Elberon; Mrs. Ralph Angelillo, Deal, and The anniversary dinner was Birds Do It! Mrs. Melvin Decker will be Mrs. Robert Kastor, West Long Branch. A date has not yet been chosen. set for Feb. 7. chairman of hostesses. Why Net You? . ... Fly South RED BANK—The Parks and Deck your home Recreation Department will of- Vegas Nighf to Benefit Club Fund with fresh, festive Ready-Made fer ballet lessons for girls In flowers this holiday :rades 3 through 8 beginning HAZLET - The scholarshi cake walk, and a casino royale., Mrs. George Coburn, club presi- season. They also and Custom Fridav, Jan. 12, and Saturday, fund will benefit from a "Las Ve- UNICEF holiday cards are nowdent, announced the appointment make the perfect Jan. 13. gas Night" to be held by the being sold by the education de- of Mrs. Harry Nicolay as chair- gift for a friend Girls in Rrades 6, 7, and S Woman's Club of Raritan Town- partment for the benefit of the man of the Block Parent Pro- near or far. will have lessons on Friday ship Feb. 10 at the North Cen- United Nations Children's Fund gram initiated by the club last from 4 to 5 p.m. Girls In :erville Firehouse. A project of the New Jersey State year. Interested participants may grades 3, 4, and 5 will come on Plans for the fund-raising affaii Federation of Women's Clubs, the call Mrs. Nicolay for additional VISIT OU* CHRISTMAS Saturday from 10 to 11 a.m. were discussed at a meeting o sale is now being held at the Haz information on the program to Instructor is Miss Dorothy IDEA ROOM the executive committee in th< let Post Office. Orders "can also assist and protect children. BED- Smith, who has taught numer- be placed with Mrs. Mitchell or Christmas food baskets are be- We have a l.rge selection home of Mrs. Erik Rosengren, of accetioriet for making ous classes In Monmouth Mrs. Edward Michalski. ing prepared by the public wel- Stanford Dr. floral arrangement]. County. fare department. Mrs. Francis Mrs. Raymond A. Mitchell, ed- SPREADS The program. Is free. Pros- Kiley, department chairman, re- • Artificial ChrbtiM* ication department chairman ; ejfttn Nood i king liis iprssd for a queen pective students must register ported Thanksgiving baskets were innounced the affair wil Novelty Itenu size bad? We hare it! ... er can by calling the Parks and Recre- distributed to area needy fami- Mature card reading, portra Bride-Elect Velvet ribboni make it. Coma in and saa how you ation Department before Jan. lies. can aid an axtra touch fo your iketches, a white elephant sale, badroom with a ipraad from our PHONE 747-1832 collection. Food Baskets HARRIS CATERERS 842-0100 Will Go To Call Us "The Birdwatchers" At 175 Families MIDDLETOWN — Approxi- EXECUTIVE TRAVEL SERVICES SHREWSBUR mately 175 families will receive 468 BROAD ST. • Office Port'et baskets of food next Friday and of conn* 86 BROAD ST. EATONTOWN, N. J. Call 747-4422 • • House Partial Saturday from Middletown Helps • Wedding Receptions Its Own. OCEANPORT AVENUE • Church Function! According to Fred Stockham, LITTLE SILVER TWO DINING ROOMS vice-president, the group has al- Seating 250 and 100 at the ready assembled contents for 150 26 MONMOUTH ST. baskets. HARBOR RESTAURANT RED BANK Atl. Highlands Yacht Basin The packages include food for 291-2404 a complete Christmas meal from serving Monmouth County Miss Lana J. Ugl turkeys to nuts to fruit with Since 1897 BUFFET every Sat. and Sun. ROBERTSVILLE —Mr. andenough left for the rest of the ISO holiday week. Size of the baskets ALL YOU CAN EAT „ Mrs. Joseph Ugi, Laurel Lane, announce the engagement of their varies with the sire of the family. daughter, Miss Lana Jean Ugi, Mr. Stockham added that the to Airman Brutus David Ap- group is still collecting money for plegate Jr., U.S. Air Force. He its campaign. Donations may be is the son of. Mr. and Mrs. Brutus sent care of P.O. Box 150, Mid- Give a Gift of Hearing D. Applegate, 179 Orchard Ave.,dletown. 07748.

Belford. H ^^^B ^^"™ ^T^B ^TPW ^^fc^fc^^fW ^^PTB ^^*B ^*T^M *T*^B ^^ The bride-elect, a 1965 graduate SAVE MONEY. of Freehold Regional High School, is a junior majoring in early childhood education at New- BEHIND-THE-EAR ark State College. Mr. Applegate, who was grad- HEARING AID... uated in 1965 from Middletown ZENITH "EMBLEM': Township High School, attended Newark State College. He is sta- Costs $100 less than tioned at Keesler Air Force Base you'd expect for in Mississippi and enrolled there proven Zenith quality. in the electronic school. A trim, inconspicuous model that may help FOR SMART SANTAS you hear better and Present $450 Check save you money. For Crippled Children Compare... test... LONG BRANCH — A check for FRUIT enjoy. In case you The quality goes in 1450 was presented by Mrs, Al- haven't heard. before the name goes on* Reynolds, president of the Women's Auxiliary of the Long BASKETS AUTHORIZED ZENITH DEALER Branch Elks Lodge, to Arnold Warren, chairman of the Elks Gift Fruit JAMES F. SMITH Crippled Children's committee for all 1 The gift was made at the lodge's AUDIOMETRIST.OPTICIAN annual Charity Ball in the lodge occasions 5 UP Since 1937 home, Garfield Ave. Edward L. rtaher, esteemed leading knight, IT WHITE ST. 741-5070 RED BANK was general chairman of the Ctotwai Dwutu CmeVm wild e. Other event. I GIFT BASKET Gift Suggestions . . , * Gourmet Food • Imported Cheeses • Imported Candies * Candies • Cheese and Jelly * Jellies Trays

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YouteE mun mo "ra R?AKC£ FOR THE 0WKS? I DON'T TO MSS CHRISTMAS ANPMfytW! Campus Oddball WDttt AE NOW? Dear Ann Landers: As a although he knows I do no freshman at a large university like the idea. in North Carolina, I have en- He says this woman is like countered some pretty weird a mother to him, yet his own people since I arrived on cam- mother is so lovely and fine pus. But I am not especially I don't know why he needs a bothered by them becau.se I substitute. expected to run into some odd- Is he having an affair with balls. the old crow or am I nuts? By Chic Young My problem is my roommate. I've told him how I feel abou F.very time I walk into the this "friendship," but he can'l THIS NEW *^- WHY WOULD FOR CASHING MEN room, he is there — standing seem to stay away from her MEN'S COLOSWE IS ANYOWE WANT LIKE YOU, Wh\0 WANT on hi.s head. I have become What do you think? — SUE , GUARANTEED TO, A COLOGNE ..TDBE LEFTALONE somewhat accustomed to this Dear Sue: I think your boy- (BE ABSOLUTELY, THAT HAS •(OPORLESS MO SMELL sight, although it was not easy. friend's attachment to this se- Mr». Jennifer Viele Mitt Barbara Lee Rauch But the annoying thing is that nior citizen is abnormal and he makes a terrific racket unhealthy. He doesn't sound when he falls. When I am like promising marriage mate- studying, these crashing sounds rial, Doll. In fact the whole Announce Engagements thing is like forget it. 2 really shake me up. When I HAZLET - Mr. and Mrs NEW MONMOUTH — An- am asleep, they awaken me. Thomas Viele, 17 Coach Drive nouncement is made by Mr. and The students below us and Dear Ann Landers: We were announce the engagement Mrs. J. Francis Rauch, 130 Mid- on either side of us have com- married recently in a private thir daughter, Miss Jennifei dletown Road, of the engage- plained, but my roommate says ceremony. Only the immediate Viele, to Donald R. Bridgeman ment of their daughter. Miss these headslands are vital to families were present. son of Mrs. William Bridgeman Barbara Lee Rauch, to Packard his physical well-being. He also When we returned from our 358 Ocean Vlvd., Cliffwood Biddle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pey- honeymoon, we received two Insists that they help him think Beach, and the late William ton R. Biddle of Cricket Hill letters informing us that do- more clearly and ttiat his Bridgeman, Farm, Phoenixville, Pa. MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST grades have improved since he nations to a cancer foundation had been made in our honor. Miss Viele is a graduate ol Miss Rauch, who is attending started. Well, maybe HIS Moravian College, Bethlehem, grades have improved, but We have heard of donations in Raritan Township High Schooi YOU HAVEN'T-MENTIONED Pa., is a 1965 graduate of Mid- TO YOUR. 515TER—THAT mine have become worse. memory of beloved ones who and is employed at Sears Roe- dletown Township High School. I HOPE THW HAVE »=f rf'5 A NICE PLACE, YOU'VE. BEEN WITH ME Please suggest something. — have died, but never have we buck and Co., Middletown. heard of deflations to honor She Is a member of Phi Mu Ep- 6000 FOOD, HUaH!...rrfc0WlL».AN0 NOOHE. FLUNKIN' FLOYD Th bridegroom was graduated TOOK. LONG ENOUGH TO/ FROM THE OFFICE EVER newlyweds. It seems somewhat silon sorority. from High School, South Amboy. DRIVE OUT HERE! jtfa COMK HERE-50 FAR. Dear Floyd: Standing on one's morbid and in poor taste. Mr. Biddle, a student at Persh head does improve the circula- He served 4J4 years in the U.S. ing College, Beatrice, Neb., is a A5 I Please comment. — UNIN- Marines and is a member of the tion and many headstanders FORMED 1965 graduate of the Phelps Larence Harbor American Le- swear by this exercise. The Dear Uninformed: Donations School, Malvem, Pa. PARKI noise, however, is something gion Post. He is employed by BY to commemorate happy events, Esso Research and Refinery, rise again. Suggest that your such as weddings, anniversaries ATTEND/I Eizabeth. ' roommate put his laundry bag and births are not only proper, Install Slate ONLY or a mattress or some pillows/ they make better sense than an on the floor and fall on them. * 11th candy dish or a 12th pair of booties. In Freehold Dear Ann Landers: I've Announce FREEHOLD — The Men's been going with this young Too many couples go from Group prepared and served the man for almost two years. He matrimony to acrimony. Don't Judges For annual Christmas dinner at a has told me. he loves me and let your marriage flop before By REG SMYTHE has asked me to marry him meeting of the United Presbyteri- ANDY CAPP it gets started. Send for Aim an Women in Fellowship Hall. one day. The problem: We have Landers' booklet, "Marriage Science Fair broken up three times over a — What To Expect." Send your The following officers were in- RATHER ME THAN) "SOME woman twice his age. MATAWAN-The Junior Wom- stalled: 1 request to Ann Landers in care an's Club has announced judges FUPPIN •SPECTATOR 'E The woman has a fine hus- of your newspaper enclosing and categories of the science fai Mrs. Harry Littlefield, presi- 7" V fcOKN'r EVEN KrJOW.' band, yet she must 6ee my 50c in coin and a long, stamped, to be held in the Ravine Drive dent; Mrs. Frank L. Hugus, first boyfriend at least five nights a self-addressed envelope. School Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. vice president; Mrs. Theo- week. He goes to her house to Ann Landers will bet glad to dore Moreau, third vice presi- talk for an hour or two after Projects are being prepared Jielp you with your problems. dent; Mrs. Harold Musgrave Sr., he leaves here. He frequently by 92 third grade students of tin Send them to her In care of corresponding secretary, and Invites her to join us when we school under the supervision ol this newspaper, enclosing a Mrs. Douglas Steele, nominating go to the theater or the movies self-addressed, stamped enve- the juniors. committee. If her husband is out of town, lope. Judgei will be John V. Carac- ciolo, principal of the Matawan Mrs. Phil Deputy, spiritual life Regional High School arid forme and stewardship; Mrs. James chemistry and physics teacher; Memmott, missionary education; Music Sponsors Greet Mrs. Edward Hyrne, earth sci Mrs. Wallace Dobbins, social edu- ence and biology teacher; An- cation and action; Mrs. Charles thony Crego, audio visual and Ladd and Mrs. William Oll- Nine New Members earth science teacher, and An- werther Sr., home members; THE WIZARD OF ID By PARKER and HART RUMSON — Nine new mem- Goldrick, Mrs. James Harris and thony McKenna, physics teacher, Mrs. Edgar Hargis, Christian bers were welcomed to Hi-Music Mrs. Harrison Rowe. all of the high school faculty. education; Mrs. Russell Clayton, Sponsors at its Christmas meet- A program of Christmas musi The fair will be open to the pub- inter-church relations, and Mrs. ing Monday here in the Rumson- was presented by Mrs. Joseph lic. George Lloyd, flowers. Fair Haven Regional High School. Manley. ,Mrs. John Frank, and Supervising the project are Mrs. Afternoon circle leaders, Mrs. They are Mrs. Geraldine Robin- the Misses Libby Manley, Judy Ronald Braun, Mrs. Gerard Stanley Lamberton, Mrs. Mus- son, Mrs. Richard West, Mrs. Frank, Betty Harris, Mary Ann Giesler, Mrs. Frank Owcurek, grave and Mrs. Ralph Shilling- Roger McGuire, Mrs. Raymond Wolontis and Francis Perry. ford; evening circle leaders, Mr Garside, Mrs. Stanley Finkel, Mrs. Richard Ellis, Mrs. John Mrs. Wesley Crazier, presi- Earl Garrison, Mrs. Paul Skdal Mrs. Roger Evans, Mrs. Gordon North, Mrs. John Kovacs, Mrs. dent, announced that tickets for Edward Potts and Mrs. Rober and Mrs. Stanley Galbreath. the annual antiques auction-lun- Gray, president. ' ' cheon will be-available at the The meeting was followed by Fire Company January meeting. The event is program presented by The Towei slated for Feb. 8 in the Old and Bell Ringers of the Firs Orchard Country Club. Give Pacts Presbyterian Church, Red Bank, under the direction of Robert Iv Elects Clark A concert featuring the high school's conceit band under the On Research As President direction of Kenneth Walters; the FT. MONMOUTH - Contracts Freshman Chorus, Girls' Chorus Swedish Yule SNUFFY SMITH By FRED LASSWELL LONG BRANCH — Alfred C. for an educational program and and the Tower Singers conducted Clark has been elected president for research and developmen Is Described 'WCX3DS THEN NAME HIM NOBODY'S CALLIN' by Paul 0. Grammer, will take have been granted to Monroouth of the Independent Fire Engine FREEHOLD — "A Swedi. WHV DONT VE IS FULL OF AFTER HIS place Dec. 21 at 8:15 p.m. in the College, Rutgers and the RCA and Truck Company, Number Christmas" was the theme of thi NAMETH'VOONG-UN JUNIORS GRANDPAPPV Two, for a third term. high school. Princeton Laboratories by me AFTER HIS PAPPy Vnny Electronics Command. program at a recent meeting This company also elected Jon the Woman's Club. Mrs. Robe; AN'CALL HIM Monmouth College, West Long SNUFFy,JUNIOR? Rowell as captain. I Presents Award Branch, was given $27,102.28 to Hoffman, Madison, presented Other elected company execu- To Hadassah develop summaries of 51 courses group of songs, accompanied b tives were: Mrs. Betty Mieth, South Orange, FREEHOLD - Mrs. Jacob of instruction to be used in the ECOM education and training and displayed many items from Kenneth W. Wymhs, vice presi Lewis, who was a delegate to the program, while Rutgers, the state Sweden, including hand-woven dent; John D. Speck, secretary; national convention of Hadassah Anthony W. Melina, financial university, New Brunswick, was material, glass and china. Mi in Miami Beach presented the secretary; Harry Partenfelder, awarded an additional $52,041 to Frank L. Hugus, music and membership award she accepted treasurer; William Bennett, continue investigations into the drama chairman, was in charge on behalf of the Freehold Chap- trustee; Mr. Speck and Mr. Ben- development of ceramic dielec- if the program. ter of Hadassah, at Its meeting trics. Rutgers previously had re- nett, representatives to the Fire- A covered dish' luncheon was men's Relief Association; Mer- Monday here in the Jewish Com- ceived $77,018 on this contract. served with Mrs. Cort Sutphen win Stein, firomen's relief trust- munity Center. and Mrs. Joseph Delatush as ee; Andrew Brusso, chaplain; "A Luncheon Is Served" will be -Radio Corp. of America, RCA THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK Robert Miller, steward, and Car-held Feb. 13 at Koos Bros, and Laboratories, Princeton, was hairraen, assisted by Mrs. men Minnisch, assistant steward. a fashion show will be presented awarded an additional 539,835 for Charles Patten, Mrs. Charles W LOOK. WE COULD fW MCAf/WH/LE THE PHANTOM SAID-TEIL HIM tardier research and development Patterson, Mrs. Harry W. Reai VOU KENT/- JUST IET JO0M8A- Other elected line officers were: by Feldman's, Lakewood. Mrs. US SO. Jay Schapiro and Mrs. Richard the -field of solid state infrared Mrs. John Bennett Sr., Mrs. He bert Griffin, Mrs. George Dark, LJSf WHERE IS John I. Landa, junior captain; Halpern are chairmen. tectors. Previous awards on JOOMBATTHE Donald Johnson, first lieutenant; lis contract totalled $49,146. Mrs. William D. Clayton and Miss PROBABtr RUNS THE ELEPHANT Ralph Binder, second lieutenent, Mrs. Gary Teretslcy will serve Ella Good. PlACE.' USTIXE? and Mr. Melina, Michael Nastas- as chairman of the second annual lr>, John H. Frey and Richard progressive dinner April 6. Mrs. PLEDGED Past presidents will be honored it the 59th anniversary of the Kothe, fire police. Robert Dresler will be ticket and Richard Naztro of Middletown, club Jan. 3 in the clubhouse, The company is planning to reservation chairman. Mrs. Law- pledging Sigma Phi Epsikon move into its new fire station on rence Moncher and Mrs. Bert raternity at the University of South St. Kramer will assist with the spe- Union Ave. before this year ends, Tampa, this semester. Son of Mr. Mrs. Margaret Stetler, learnbg cial project held with this affair. as the building is nearing com- and Mrs. John J. Nazaro of 287 Usability specialist for the Free- pletion. The company has tempo- Mrs. Leon Shteir was inducted Navesink River Soad, he is a hold Township schools, will give rary headquarters in the Elks' as a new life member by Mrs. reshman at the university. He an illustrated lecture on "Whi Home, 150 Garfield Ave. Bernard Hochberg. irtajorlng in history. Johnny Can't Read." BEETLE BAILEY By MORT WALKER NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW

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mn^MtiijFU Four Medals THf. DAILY HFXIS'JrX Cancer Chapter Donates $200 To New Voice County Plumbing Group Elects ALLEUIVJHS7—At the Dtoem-jd'/ifed five patients in mining'&iurMirms\ fitou la a dozen show.! V/EST LONG BP-AJCH —jV/all Township M sfi&mi vl« Are Awarded her roefetijig of the MnnjKoulh;Korr.es, at a oil of,5,847.50; fivejlngj in September tlA OiirAiHt, \ p Wwctfc of Well T/wn-jpreeWeut, WllJis/j) CtV/tr of As- County Chapter, American Can-Jpatients provided witii practical sfUp was lasts lied as president bury Park ts secretary, MlchtM FT. MOWMOUTH - An .Air New Name There were 5,983 dressinggs cer Society, in borough hall here, nurses, $868— ; fiv" e patient" 's with rf the Plumbing and Heating Con- Mattlce of OsJchurst ai treasurer, Medal, a Bronze Star Medal and packed by the chapter's 53 tewing it was unanimously voted that the household aides, $833; medication tactors of Monmouth County Inc. and Ben Johnson of Aibury Park two Army Commendation Medals units, and 4,179 dressings were For Air Taxi chapter contribute $200 and of- for 22 patients, at $1,062.91; ten >t a Christmas party and installa- as chaplain. were presented recently to per- distributed to cancer patients la fer any further assistance needed patients receiving 99 public health ceremony Wednesday night About 200 association members eonnel of the Army Signal Center NEW SHREWSBURY - James the months of September and n Joseph's Restaurant. and suppliers attended. Robert and School. Loeb, president of Air Taxi Co. to the Garden State New Voice nurse visits, $495 and four pa- October. Edward N. Kubish of Asbury Scholl of Wall Township retired has announced a change in the Club, headquartered at Red tients receiving cobalt therapy, Maj. Robert F. McDonald, Air Mrs. Hazel Dixon, executive di- Park took office as first vice from the presidency after name of his organization to Sub- Bank. ammounting to 3365. Force liaison officer to the school, rector, announced Thursday, Jan resident, George Okolichany of two-year term. was presented the 10th, 11th, 12th urban Airlines. Robert C. Patton, president will During the same two months, 18, as the date of the chapter's and I3th Oak Leaf Clusters to the Because the company is going forward a check for the donation 10 patients were transported by next meeting. Air Medal for service with the into larger aircraft and an ex together with a letter inviting a the Red Cross, who made a total representative of the laryngec- of 167 trips. 421st Tactical Fighter Squadron pansion of its scheduled services Save on toys! Check the bar- Don't put it off any longer in Thailand. Mr. Loeb feels the new name wil tomy organization to attend he Dr. Allen B. Kendall of Red Bank, chapter education chair- gains in the Classified Ads to- Lt. Col. Charles F. McGec, lend itself better to the future Monmouth County Chapter's Jan- . . . join Marine View's uary meeting. man, spoke to 1,815 viewers of day! Neptune, an instructor in the Ap- areas he expects to service plied Communications Division at throughout the eastern United Mr. Patton also set Saturday, —ADVERTISEMENT— —ADVERTISEMENT— 1968 CHRISTMAS the Signal School, was presented States. May 18 as the date of the chap- the Bronze Star Medal for service Suburban Airlines is now run- ter's ninth annual dinner dance, CLUB NOW! in Vietnam. He served as opera- ning schedules to and from New which again will be held at the Science Shrinks Painful tions officer and deputy airfield j Shrewsbury and Newark, La- Homestead Golf and Country commander of Qui Nhong Army Guardia and Kennedy Airport, Club, Spring Lake Heights. Last Hemorrhoids Our 1968 Christmas Club Gift: Airfield. seven days a week, 52 flights summer's dance, under the chair- manship of Mrs. William G. Lt. Col. Adam A. Borkowski, daily, and six flights Monday Stops Itch—Relieves Pain A beautiful "SERVING TRAY" Wrightson of Rumson, realized New Shrewsbury, assigned to the through Friday, with two flights on Sundays, to and from Red more than $13,000. Finds Way That Both Relieves Pain Department of Command Com- and Shrinks Piles In Most Cases /„ PER ANNUM ON ANNUAL DIVIDEND munications at the Signal School, Bank and National Airport, Wash- Headed by Mr. and Mrs. Pat- ; SAVINGS CERTIFICATES I COMPOUNDED was presented the Army Com- ngton, D.C. ton, the chapter's representation New York, N.Y. (Special): Sci- age) took place. ,The secret is FROM $5,000 QUARTERLY mendation Medal for service at Suburban Airlines inaugurated a at the recent volunteer conference ence has found a special for- Preparation H* There is no mula with the ability, in most the School, and retired from ac- family plan on all its schedules at Atlantic City was the highest other formula for hemorrhoids of any county chapter in the cases-to shrink hemorrhoids, tive duty after more than 20 Nov. 1. stop itching and relieve pain. like it Preparation H also years of military service. state. In case sifter case doctors soothes irritated tissues and •SAVINOS t LOAN ASSOCIATION ,— Capt. George G. Mattar, Eaton- Bent on a business of your In his home care report for proved, while gently relieving helps prevent further infection MIDDLETOWN I ATL. HIGHLANDS I LINCROFT town, a student in the Signal Of- own? Check today's Classified September and October, Charles pain, actual reduction (shrink- In ointmentorsuppositoryfornx 671-2400 I 291-0100 I 842-4400 ficers Advanced Course at the Ads for the latest offers. Zukaukas of Long Branch dis- Signal School, was presented the Army Commendation Medal for service at Ft. Campbell, Ky. cpm 9&0 to 9£0, SaLto 6 Business, Military Luncheon Is Today BED BANK — Business and military leaders of the area will meet today in Rod's Shadow- brook, Shrewsbury, at a luncheon sponsored by the Community Chamber of Commerce. Fred L. Louquet The affair is the chamber's third annual salute luncheon to which commanders of local mil- Monmouth itary installations, county and municipal officials, directors of Cops Set For the chamber and leaders of the business community are invited. Graduation SPRING LAKE - Seven Mon- mouth County men will be among 64 law enforcement officers to graduate here from the 103rd class of the State Police-spon- Authentic Americana, •• real Hitchcock Chairs! sored Municipal Police School at Sea Girt today. Ceremonies will be in the Community House the most famous name in Earl/ American furniture... made in the same fadoiy at 2 p.m. They are Patrolman Richard that made some of the designs in 1826! Charming styles in colonial bladcxjndflcld Canneto, Little Silver; Fred L. Louquet, state parks ranger, Highlands; Patrolman Charles ... charmingly priced accents for every room Farrell, Matawan; Patrolman John J. Glassford, Wall Town- ship; Patrolman Joseph C. Sluka, Spring Lake; Patrolman Adam R. Bialowarczuk, Spring Lake Love Early American? Heights, and Patrolman Chris- with these Hitchcock chairs. The/re redly auitntffe beams Special Mower Storage topher C. Stewart of Bradley and Off-Season Tune-Up! Beadh. the/re made in the same way that the first design* «w» Miss June Strelecki, state mo- • Frw Pick Up All POR made 140 years ago. A/lost are black, handsomely decorat • Winter Storage «»•"• rwn tor vehicle director, will speak. • Off season Tune-up • FREE Delivery Mid- gold designs... and most have lovely hand-rubbed cherry Aprll/iB. or rush seats. Workmanship Is the best. Thereto nothing WARDS will pick up your mower Honor Roll now end store II for the winter — Tune up engine which Includes, clean- like the original.... and these ere the original Ing and od|ustlr>g of points ond car- buretor, change oil, sharpen blade, Announced Hitchcock chairs.. steam clean, replace spark plug, adjust entire machine. Delivery When Requested * At Regional HIGHLANDS — The following Budget your purchase if you wisn/ DIAL 542-1590 students at Henry Hudson Re- Take up to 24 monffif fo pay MONMOUTH gional School have attained honor SHOPPING CENTER roll standing for the first marking on our Exfencfeo Poyntont nan period: SERVICE DEPARTMENT Grade 12 — Kathleen Anderson, Lee Barrett, Sharon Boyce, Mary Evern- ham, Mary Ann Greco, Bonnie Greger- son, Lee Gustafaon, Charlw Leaner, Sue Machanaka, Christina Maul, Ken- neth Merrltt, Paula Palmer, DeAnn Itemak, Barbara Todd, John Wieczoreck, Mary Lou Winter and Ann Youngkln. Grade 11 — Jeffrey Brown, Pat De Alterls, Karen Metager, Walter Mewes, Pat Moller, Penny Nixon, John France, Debbie Gawler, JoAnn Hungrecker, Karen Lazarus, Kate Long, Jeanne .Sell, Donna Thome, Janls Wlgglnton and Ann Wood. Grade 10 — Kathy Black, Michael Oolyor, EarJo Dodds, Lydia Gagllardo, Margaret Hazeltlne, Michael Lazarus, Elaine Morrison, Denlse O'Neal, Wayne Punta, Donna Rosse, Cynlhla Sleber, Catherine SteiU, June Szymnnskt and Lynn Travis. Grade Nine — Alan Ahlsen, Marilyn Amaro, Frank Annunzlata, Judy Bed- ford, Patricia Black, Cathy Carone, diaries fortune, Jo Ann King, Kevin Kornck, Krlstine Kushwara, Ronald I-AJflrly, Alice Marshall, Mlachele Me- Dermott, Francis McGroary, Phyllis Ortutay, Sue Slverson and Defcra Vaughan. Grade Eight — William Berg, Pa- tricia Kellers, Vlckl Lynch, Vivian Mot- ley, Carl Whltley, Donna Plata, Norman Vicbrock, Steven Caputo, Phoebe Dodds, Sherry Kobea, Suaan Geraghty, Holly Horman, Susan Hunter, Debbie Kelly, Ellen Kennedy, Ben Lemberg, Jamea Long, Sue McGalilard, Paulette Moller, I.lruu Postcn, Georglna Schmidt, Irli Ten Kate, Robert Vaughan, Janet Yard- ley. Christine Mortenson and Beverly Carves. Grade Seven — Maria Amato, Bandra Bahr, William Burke, Deborah Conover, Lynn Hornbostel, Catherine Krlcg, Deb- ra Lingo, George Lunney, LOUIB Ml- crzwa, Glenn Miller, Deborah Whit- field, Karen Burlington, Harold Haga- man, Lee Baker, Timothy Flnan, Brian Gllmartln, JoAnne Chlger, Heinz Man- gor. Dchra Prlngle and Arthur Smith.

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Synthetic Material Produces Active Viruses V Create 'Life' Form in Test Tube <- ***** > * STANFORD, Calif, (AP) - Dr. which may or may not be char- development" may help solve, synthesized DNA and introduced "I think the action of the DNA Arthur Kornberg says genetic acterized as living, depending on Shannon said in Washington. the latter into bacteria called E. polymerase enzyme in the test material that he helped synthe- the scientist's attitude. Kornberg and Goulian took Coli, common to the human in- tube is impressive if you consider testinal tract. that a single copying mistake in size in a test tube could "with "We know that the viral DNA DNA—domxyribonucleic acid, the the entire sequence would result ..,; molecule which we have synthe- basic hereditary material of ev- Phi X virus infects and de- reservations" be considered a in a garbled message, therefore, sized can reproduce itself inside a ery living cell—from a simple vi- stoys E. Coli by invading the bac- primitive form of life. in biologically inactive DNA." Jiving cell and generate new virus called Phi X 174. teria cells and replicating un- At Stanford University, Korn- ruses," said Kornberg, head of They put the Phi X DNA as a til the cells burst. Both Kornberg and Goulian •s > .* berg and Dr. Mehran Goulian, Stanford's department of bio- template or pattern into a test The man-made DNA worked stressed that much basic re- who is on the University of Chi- tube with a solution rich in the the same way, replicating com- chemistry. search is needed for analyzing cago faculty, manufactured viral four genetic compounds which plete Phi X viruses. * v *•* >' J DNA, the nucleic acid essence of Dr. James A. Shannon, director make up strands of DNA. They Samples were sent to Dr. Rob- the sequence of DNA's building blocks, because the sequence life, and it, in turn, produced ac- of the National Institute of added two catalyzing enzymes, ert L. Sinsheimer of the Califor- THE RESULT FROM STANFORD — Doctors at Stan- tive viruses in living cells. Health, called the achievement of DNA polymerase and DNA li- nia Institute of Technology, who forms the recipe for a given ge- Kornberg outlined his reserva- Dr. Kornberg and his associates gase. discovered Phi X in 1959. He netic trait. ford University School of Medicine announced sue- tions at a news conference Thurs- "one of the great landmarks of The original DNA, aided by the tested the samples and found "I see the greatest rewards of cess in manufacturing-a synthetic genetic material day: The impossibility of defining research in the life sciences." enzymes, synthesized copies of it- them fully infectious—in scientific genetic chemistry to human wel- that can reproduce a virus in a living cell. This is an "life" or "living" to the satisfac- Certain forms of cancer that self from the "building blocks" in terms "biologically active," fare in the cure of disease and electron micrograph of double viral DNA rings synthe- tion of both laymen and scien- may be caused by viruses and the solution, about 6,000 blocks in Dr. Kornberg, who won a No- ultimately in a better understand- tists, the lack of a sharp line sep- possibly diseases of genetic origin each circular strand of DNA. bel Prize in 1959 for assembling ing of human behavior when ex- sized in the test tube at Stanford. Actual length arating the simplest living bac- are problems that "the tremen- The researchers carefully sep- biologically inactive DNA from a plained in terms of chemistry," across is two microns, one micron equaling one-mil- teria and the most complex virus, dous future potential of the new arated the original DNA from the mixture of inert chemicals, said, Kornberg said. lionth of a meter. (AP Wirephotol Greek Military Reports 'Absolute OrdeiC ATHENS (AP) - The Greek the junta members, said: "Let tain were taking new looks at state to whom its ambassador Athens. Tanks and troops that day night for a visit at the near- military government declared to- the enemies of Greece be in- their relations with the military was accredited — the king — had took up Wednesday in the early by villa of Prince Henry of day that "absolute order" pre- formed, and all those who may regime. The U.S. State Depart- fled the country. stages of the king's counter coup Hesse, a relative, and returned vails throughout the country two have doubted, that the entire ment said it was withholding The junta announced it had re- were gone from the streets. to the embassy after midnight. days after King Constantine's Greek people are supporting re- recognition in the wake of the ports from the provinces that ab- A wet drizzle dampened Christ- Queen Mother Frederika and abortive attempt to oust the mili- generative efforts of the national young king's quster, while Brit- solute order prevailed through- mas shopping but banks and bus- the king's two small children re- tary dictatorship. government." ain held that its recognition was out the country. inesses operated normally. mained at Prince Henry's villa. Brig. Stylianos Patakos, one of Both the United States and Bri- invalidated because the chief of Life was back to normal in The big questions on all sides There was no further word were "What's the king going to whether the king would make any do now?" and "Has he said any- public statement. He had been Supienski Was Veteran Middletown Fireman thing so far?" reported planning a news confer- Constantine and his family ence Thursday but this did not stayed in seclusion in Rome and materialize. gave no public sign where or when they would go from there. The king's silence heightened Death Ends 63-Year Career Rumors circulated in Rome that speculation that he was trying to the king had been in telephone patch things up with the junta, , By ED WALSH ords the Township Committee He helped organize, and was a gate to the New Jersey State Ex- contact with the junta in Athens. which named a little known lieu- MIDDLETOWN - The death bought him a new derby. charter member of the Middle- empt Fireman's Association and There was speculation that the tenant general regent to exercise of Joseph Supienski last week Mr. Supienski worked himself town Township Exempt Fireman's was then made life member of king and Col. George Papadopou- the royal powers and said the king had left his throne voluntari- brought to an end 63 years of up through the ranks to top job Association, that association. los, the junta strongman who made himself premier shortly be- dedication as , a volunteer fire- as Fire Chief of the department. He served three years a dele- He was cited in a resolution by •y- fore the king fled, might be dis man—an enviable record which the members of Township Com Against a background of deep few firemen can ever hope to cussing some way for Constantine official concern in Washington mittee on Tuesday evening, a equal. to come back. because of Greece's position on ENGINEER AT WORK — David Owolo, 24, an engineer Mr. Supienski, 89, of 27 Brev- copy of which will be passed on At noon the king and his Dan- the southeast flank of the North ish-bom wife were still in the with Bell Telephone Laboratories, Holmdsl, works daily ent Ave., Leonardo, died Satur- to his family. Atlantic Treaty Organization's de- day in Monmouth Medical Center, Ashley W. Roop of Atlantic Greek Embassy in where they fense line, Ambassador Phillips with the picturephone, which in 1970 will make Hi Long Branch. Highlands, a long-time friend, tork refuge on arriving in Rome Talbot, the U.S. envoy in Athens, limited service debut. A native of Nigeria, the young His dedicated years first start- summed up his life this way: at dawn Thursday. began informal contacts wjth the They left the embassy Thurs- military government. engineer holds degrees from the Univertity of Connecti- ed back in 1904 when, at 21, "Joe Supienski was a truly ded- he joined the Brevent Park and icated fireman, willing and ready cut and Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Leonardo Fire Company. to help his friends and neighbors Those were the days of the buck- and total strangers whenever the Zoners in Hazlet Push et brigade and horse-drawn car- fire alarm sounded. The same Nigerian Engineer riages. Many a day he spent can be said about him in his pri- pulling the hook and ladder vate life, a person worth knowing truck when no horses were avail- and one we were honored to have Professional Building as a friend. Finds Lab Stimulating able. HAZLET — The Planning approval with the following stip- He was remembered during "He will be greatly missed by Board last night recommended ulations: that'the construction of By NANCY J. KUBINKSI his work, the labs, and this coun- those days by the derby hat he the Brevent Park and Leonardo that the Zoning Board approve a the building and adjoining park- wore to fires. HOLMDEL - As Bell Tele- try, the engineer admits he will Fire Company and the Fire De- use variance to Dr. Martin Green- ing lot take the future widening phone company's newest inven- one day return to his native coun- While on a ladder one night his of Middle Road into considera- partment. But he is now resting wait for a professional building tion, the "picturephone'' was in- try. hat was hit by a stream of wa- on Middle Road and Poole Ave. tion and be set back a proper troduced to a waiting world yes- Opening Field ter and carried into the fire and in a peace he so richly earned distance; The construction of the build- terday, an engineer who has lived He cites the brain drain of his lost. According to company rec- Joseph Supienski and deserved," Mr. Roop added. ing has divided residents in the That shrubs and hedges be with the system for several country as a reason and another surrounding areas. The board re- planted as a buffer strip between months sat back and took stock. as a sincere wish to help in the ceived petitions bearing 300 adjacent homes; that lighting and David Owolo, 24, a Nigerian development of his emerging na- Roberts Set names in favor of the building signs blend with the building and scholar and engineer, has been tion. 32 Third Graders in Highlands and 150 against. surrounding residential area. part of the crew at the Bell Lab- "There is an opening field of Gilbert W. Bennett, chairman oratories here which has helped communication in Nigeria. With To Be Sworn In a report making the recom- of the board, said that the only prepare the elaborate phone set- my background and education KEANSBURG — Middletown mendation, however, the board's outstanding matter undecided by up for public consumption, sched- here I can be of help especially attorney Howard W. Roberts will Are Sub Crewmen's Pen Pals master plan enactment commit- the board before the end of year uled for 1970. in the development of telephone be sworn in tonight as borough tee said the petitions were not is the Tall Oaks subdivision. By LEE STARNES interest in sea craft that Miss lengthy replies to the youngsters. considered in the decision. They Mr. Owolo came here five years systems," Mr. Owolo said. attorney replacing Patrick J. He thanked the members for "Some of the men wrote to ruled favorably because the con- ago on a scholarship. Since then "I have crossed certain bar- McGann who earlier this week HIGHLANDS — Pamela Gor- Gordon, a Monmouth College their cooperation in the past year. more than one member of the struction would not be in conflict he has received his bachelor's de- riers to get where I am and I was confirmed by the state Sen- don, 20, of 45-A Spring Ter., Red graduate, decided to combine the Mr. Bennett's term is up Dec. 31 class. An officer aboard the sub with the master plan, they said. gree in mathematics from the feel I must help others by what ate as a Monmouth County judge. Bank, has 32 happy and excited two studies. She contacted a and, pending appointment, may wrote to three children. We are University of Connecticut, a mas- I have learned," he added. children. All of them are pen friend, Frederick Britton, who is The committee recommended not sit on the board next year. Mr. Roberts, who now is Haz- keeping a list of everyone who ter's in electrical engineering at Included in the barriers, he ex- pals to men and officers of the in the Navy. let Township attorney, will be ap- answered and to whom they Massachusetts Institute of Tech- plained, is the high one of prej- USS Scamp, a submarine making After some correspondence, pointed at a special meeting of wrote. nology, and is now working on a udice here. the Borough Council at 7 p.m. a" six-month tour of the South Pa- Miss Gordon obtained permission PhD at New York University. cific. to have the children write to bud- "If the members of the class KPL Workers Vote The handsome young man con- Following the meeting, Mayor Working with the switching sys- dies of Mr. Britton aboard the are interested and excited about tinued without trace of bitterness. Leonard S. Bellezza and Council- Miss Gordon is a third grade tems on the picturephone, the USS Scamp, then stationed at what they are doing," Miss Gor- "The prejudice here was one of men Harry Graham and Alphon- teacher at Our Lady of Perpetu- young scientist calls the atmo- San Francisco. don said, "the learning process is the biggest disappointments in sus McGrath will light the al Help School here. Her students Tuesday on Pay Pact sphere at the labs "stimulating." easier, and a greater impression your country. I can understand Christmas tree on the lawn of the have been studying letter writing "I wasn't sure how it would "I took the opportunity to come is made on their minds." MORRISTOWN - The 2,700 tives reached contract agreement bias, but this is not ordinary prej- Municipal Building on Church and, among other things, ships. turn out," the petite brunette said, members of the Internationa here because nowhere else could "but I figured it would at least Now that operation USS Scamp at a negotiating session late udice," he said. Street The children displayed such an Brotherhood of Electrical Work- Wednesday. , my questions be answered by Mr. Owolo continued, "I cannot be a.good exercise in letter writ- has proven to be worthwhile, Miss ers employed by the Jersey Cen- The union contract expired Oct. such brilliant scientists," Mr. Ow- comprehend prejudice by color. ing for the class." Gordon added, "We are ready to tral and New Jersey Power and 31 and has been extended. The olo' said. I take a deeper look into a per- write to other ships and men over- Light Companies will vote, Tues- Project Success rank-and-file turned down a previ- Blends In seas." day on an adjusted two-year con- son and cannot grasp this crite- Miss Gordon) who attended Red ous contract offer and rejection A relaxed cheerful man, Mr. The teacher said that the proj- tract. • • ria for judgment in so many Bank High School before her stud- of the adjusted contract Tuesday Owolo blends well into the ultra- ect did not intefere with the other here." ies at Monmouth College, was in Company and union representa will mean definite strike action, modern lines of the Labs' mirror- : He admitted that this is aii for a surprise —her project was subjects taught in class. like cube in the hills here. Most according to Joseph Kish, presi- other reason he would return to a success. • "Actually, the subject of ships of the day, he works in a small dent of the international's Sys-< Nigeria. "With my position, I The boys and girls in Miss Gor- came up while we were studying tern Council U3, which represents lab, surrounded by complex com- Verdict Seen want a good home — something don's class began to write their geography." Miss Gordon said, the utility employes. " munication equipment, attempt that would be difficult to do letters. They asked about the "I think knowing somebody, or ing to perfect the picturephone, Mr. Kish said the negotiating here." size of the submarine, how many at least writing to somebody, in Today which one day will put us "on in Gas committee is unanimously recom- Wife American men were on it, if the sailors a foreign land made the subject camera" when answering a call. mending approval of the adjusted Because his wife is an Ameri- of geography more real to the had families back home and ques- contract, and expects it to be Married for a year and a half, can Negro, Mr. Owolo believed he tions about the Navy and the for- boys and girls." Firm Trial he and his wife Jacqueline live endorsed by union members. was in a position to comment on eign lands where the men were "Besides," concluded Pamela FREEHOLD - After six weeks In Freehold. Mrs. Owolo is an The union objected to a pro- the differences he has observed. on duty. Gordon, "it's fun ito know your of hearing testimony, a jury be- educational consultant for a sub- vision in the two-year contract for "It is amazing the difference in The surprise was heightened children are learning and happy." fore Superior Court Judge Clark- sidiary of the Johnson and John- a person's treatment of an Afri- when 38 men replied, addressed From the attitude displayed by a 5.1 per cent wage hike in 1968- son Company. son S. Fisher is expected to de- can and one they believe to be a to the individual members of the the teacher's class, Miss Gordon 69. That has been deleted and The engineer grew up in the cide today if the New Jersey Na- Negro. If I am well-dressed and class. is having a lot of fun. the utility company agreed in- midwest region of the African speak well, allowances are made. tural Gas Co. was responsible for In addition to letters, contain- stead to renegotiate salaries next country, in a village called War- But I can appear the next day ing all the answers to the ques- two 1963 fires which destroyed Manalnpnn Yule November, he said. The contract ri. He attended a missionary in work clothes and I tions posed by the youngsters, portions of the Asbury Park provides a 4.5 per cent wage in- school in nearby Ughelll. His Eng- am scorned," he explained. the class was presented a plaque Tree Lighting Sunday boardwalk. lish is almost without accent, He accused the American Ne- ~rom the commander of the USS The trial is the result of two crease retroactive to Nov. 1, 1967. something he attributes to the MANALAPAN TOWNSHIP — A gro of using prejudice as a crutch. Scamp. suits, one filed by the City of As- language being the official one in tree lighting ceremony, under the Other major issues in the con- "The Negro here is lazy and Souvenirs Sent bury Park, and a second by 17 tract negotiations involved some Nigeria. direction of the Board of Recrea- doesn't attempt to get himself out One youngster who requested a tion and Park Commission, will boardwalk concessionaires charg- on-the-job safety and also senior- He said his country is not what of the ghetto. He must help him- renl, "honest to goodness" bullet be held Sunday at 6 p.m. at Town- ing the gas company with negli- ity provisions under the appren- we believe it to be. "You have self to raise up and meet the received one. It was, of course, ship Hall, Rt. 522. gence which resulted in the fires ticeship training programs, Mr. pre-conceived ideas from Holly- white man as an equal and solve emptied of powder. Township Boy and Girl Scouts on Aug. 6 and Sept. 11 1S63. Kish said. He said they, too, wood," he explained, adding that what is not a race problem, but An 8-by-10 photograph of the will sing Christmas carols. The The plaintiffs are seeking to have been adjusted to overcome he had never seen a lion until 1 a social problem." READIN', -RITIN AND REWARD—Miss Pamela Gordon, submarine was included with the public is invited. establish the company's responsi- union objections. he visited the New York zoo. 20, of Rod Bank, a third-grade teachor at Our Lady of letters and bullet, along with pa- bility in an attempt to recover an Although deeply interested in POSTER WINNERS per money and coins from the Celebrate New Yenr's Eve estimated $2,000,000 In damages. I1AZLET - Winners in the Perpetual Help School, Highlands, shows a plaquo givon South Pacific. At Bahr's. Captain's Room avail- Profit Margin Prime Ribs Attorneys for the parlies fin- science festival poster contest, "The children were so excited able for private parties. (Adv.) ished their summations yesterday, Served Friday, Saturday nnd to her class by tho crow of submarino USS Scamp. WASHINGTON (AP) - A les- sponsored recently by the Syca- with the project," Miss Gordon Notice and Judge Fisher will charge the Sunday. $3.50. Harry's Lobster Blaino Dompsey, 9, and Michael McGrath, 8, right, both son in congressional arithmetic: more Drive School PTA included said, "that they expressed a de- I will not be responsible for any jury this morning. House, Sea Bright. (Adv.) Niiling that air mail stamps are Frank Duca, Steven Baker, Sheiln of Highland AVB., sort letters received from tho sailors. sire to continue it. The class will debts other than contracted by Roger Lancaster Is representing going up 25 per cent—to 10 cents 15,000 Christmas Trees Murphy, Kathy Ryan nnd Steven The 32-m8mber class exchanged letters with tho crow- send letters during Christmas." myself. the gas company, with Herman —in January, the House voted Your choice $1.00 loldberg, men as a letter-writing and geography project. Miss Gordon said tho members John Joseph Hradshaw D. Mlchels, Newark, representing Thursday to raise members' air Huhn's, Belmar Mrs. John Mercandante and of the submarino also enjoyed re- 02 First Avc. the conccsslonnircs and Nathan mail stamp allowance 40 per (Adv.) Mrs. Nicholas Grcsh were judges. (Register Staff Photo] ceiving the letters and wrole Atlantic Highlands, N.J. (Adv.) )aker of Hoboken, the city. :ent. •V Supporters of Boycott Call For Removal of Brundage And end to the discrimination NEW YORK (AP) - Dr. Mar-involve alleged discrimination At the Tokyo Olympics in 1964, against Negros and Jews at the tin Luther King and Floyd Me against Negro and Jewish 22 of the 126 medals won by the New York Athletic Club. Kissick said yesterday they sup- athletes by the U. S. Olympic American athletes went to Ne- port a boycott of the Olympic Committee. groes. The reinstatement of Casslus lames by Negro athletes. A croup of Negro athletes vot- Lomax refused to disclose the Clay as heavyweight boxing names of Negro athletes who They also called for the removed Nov. 23 in Los Angeles to boy- champion. al of Avery Brundage as head of cott the game at a Black Youth have committed themselves to the Conference. protest. Appointment of a second Negro the International Olympic Com- who announced his coach to the U.S. Olympic team. mittee. " Among the athletes at that Dr. King, meeting were Lew Alcindor, bas- support at a news conference, Appointment of a Negro to the An organizer of the boycott ketball star at UCLA, and Tom-praised the athletes who have U.S. Olympic Committee. aid Brundage has shown him- mie Smith and Lee Evans, mem- agreed to take part in the boy- Refusal by the U.S. team to jelf to be anti-Semitic and anti- bers of the world record mile cott saying they are making a compete against the teams from Negro. "sacrifice to rid this society of South Africa and Rhodesia, coun- Steve Sahli Chris Hill Tom O'Donnell Scott Riley relay team at San Jose State. Dr. King, Nobel Peace Prize the racism that prevades It." tries where American Negroes Raritan Township CBA Keyport Henry Hudson Negro author Louis Lomax said winner and head of the Southern a boycott would "cripple" the The other five demands of the are barred from competing Christian Leadership Conference, U.S. effort at the Olympics. boycotters are: •gainst white athletes. said he and the conference view a boycott as "a protest and a Nepti struggle against racism and in- Fingered Eye Stops Russell Red Bank Hosts justice which is what we're work- une ng to." McKissick, national director of the Congress of Racial Equality, said he hoped a boycott would In Feature Cag* remind people thai "an athlete is >nly on the-field two or more Celts Lead in East The scholastic basketball season is just a week old today, Central Regionael come s Contestto Matawan Regional in another meet- The Americans returned home lours, after which he becomes a By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS fore the game ended, but couldn't but already labels like "crucial," "showdown" and "im- ing in which one team will chalk up its first victory of the sea- black man again subject to the hit on any of them. last night from a two-week road portant" have been pinned on several of the 15 games on tap son. Bill Russell's problems are get- same discrimination other black trip during which they won one tonight. A neighborhood rivalry between Point Pleasant Boro and In the only other NBA game men must live in." ting worse all the time, but the tnd lost three. Waiting for them Three games are scheduled in each of the Shore Confer- Point Pleasant Beach is the. top game on the "C" Division last night, Chicago beat Los An- Brund>.;;e 'Unacceptable' Boston Celtics seem to be sur- were the leaders of the Eastern ence "A" and "C" Divisions, while four encounters create a schedule. Both teams were considered threats to Shore Re- geles 106-101. Division of the American Basket- full slate in the "B" Division. Five independent contests also Dr. Harry Edwards, associate viving them all right. gional's defense of the title it won a year ago in pre-season In the American Basketball As- ball Association, the Muskies. involve Shore quintets. " •* forecasts, and the teams have started off on the right foot by irofessor of sociology at San Jose As if the bursitis in his righ sociation, Minnesota beat New And the Muskies spoiled the winning their only league encounters. Point Boro is 2-0 over-all; Itate College and head of a boy- The highlight game in Class "A" will find defending cham- hip that requires cortisone treat- Jersey 113-108, Dallas took Oak- homecoming to the tune of 113- the Beach boys are 1-1. ott committee, said Brundage is pion Neptune invading Red Bank in an early battle for the ments wasn't enough, Russell go land 112-108, Pittsburgh bounced 108. divisional leadership, somewhat reminiscent of the head-on "totally unacceptable as head of Shore, which has split its two "C" engagements, will head a Philadelphia finger in his righ Houston 115-99 and Anaheim combat which featured this fall's football race. With two con- the Olympic commission." At Fresno, Calif., Anaheim, us- for Southern Regional, winner of its only contest last Friday eye last night and had to leave edged Denver 96-93. secutive victories over Brick Township and Toms River and at Keyport. Henry Hudson (1-1) will be the visitors at Keyport Edwards said his group's re- the game. ing just six players, withstood a a regular season unbeaten string which extends three years search had disclosed what he Larry Siegfried topped the Bos- Denver comeback and mapped a tonight, as the Red Raiders strive for their first victory after But the Celtics held on, won prior to the current campaign, Neptune has copped 53 con- losses in their two attempts. called "demonstrable and prov- ton scorers with 20 points while three-game losing skein. Alter 102-101 and took over the East- secutive "A" Division outings. able anti-Semitic and anti-Negro" Hal Greer had 20 for the 76ers. the Amlgos led 87-75 in the fourth SERAPHS HOST COLTS ern Division lead In the National Independent interest in Monmouth County centers on a itatements and actions by Brun- period, the Rockets closed the PROLIFIC TRIO Basketball Association. After the Clem Haskins led the Bulls' meeting between Christian Brothers Academy of Lincroft and lage. deficit to 95-93 with 20 seconds The Flier fortunes this season rest on Marv Becker, a game, Russell went to a hospita charge in the final three minutes Mater Dei of New Monmouth on the latter's court. CBA has Edwards said Brundage owns of the game. Bob Boozer headed left. 6-10 center who is counted upon to control the backboards, and operates a country club in for examination. and All-County Ken O'Donnelli a 5-J1 field general and scorer. lost its only tilt, while the Seraphs have dropped two, the Chicago scorers with 26 points Wayne Hightowcr of the Rock- Santa Barbara, Calif., where no Boston had a nine-point lead In Teaming with O'Donnell in the backcourt is 5-10 Ed Calderon, Belmar will be the destination of Shore cage fans inter- while Jerry West collected 30 for ets garnered game scoring lau- Negroes or Jews are allowed to the final period, but Wally Jones giving coach Larry Hennessy a triple threat attack. ested in getting a look at the eager who is destined to become the Lakers. rels with 30 points while Larry use the facilities. and Luke Jackson led a come- the state's all-time leading scorer. John Somogyi will lead St. Jersey's Amerks, unsuccessful Jones'and Warren Davis were Red Bank actually enters tonight's home tilt with a half Peter's of New Brunswick against St. Rose. Brundage could not be reached back that tied the game at 100- game edge on the Fliers. The Buccos have set back Toms on the road, are finding their high for the Amigos with 28 Rumson-Fair Haven will travel to Carteret in a Garden immediately for comment. all with just over a minute to River, Long Branch and Monmouth Regional in that order. home court no more congenial. apiece. State Conference clash. The Bulldogs have split their two GSC Dr. King said five other de- play. However, the Monmouth Regional triumph didn't come easily, tussles. mands also must be met before Last Minute Win the Bankers winning by a point on a last minute jump shot by Negro athletes would compete in Don Nelson then sank a jump Al Credle. In addition to Credle, R^d Bank Coach Bob Otrup- Red Bank Catholic will put its two-game winning streak shot for the winning points. The chak has veteran Milt Moore and-Joe Conlon as his most on the line at Riverside against Holy Cross, and St. Joseph's he competitions to be held in proficient point makers. of Toms River will tackle Jackson Township. Mexico City next October. They 76ers got four more shots off be- Housen, Moran In other "A" action Freehold Regional will travel to Brick Township, with both teams looking for their initial successes Surf, Field and Stream after losses in their first two tests. Monmouth Regional, also 0-2 and 0-1 in conference play, heads for Toms River, winless Post Golf Wins in two loop outings. PINERS FACE WARRIORS LAKEWOOD — Bob Housen of was closest to the pin on the 160- The big one in the "B" Division has defending champion Special Day for Deer Hunters Jumping Brook Country Club, yard second hole when his tee Lakewood, state Group III kings last winter, at Manasquan Neptune, won his second straight shot stopped four feet, eight amateur gross in the Jersey in a battle of unbeaten fives. Manasquan, which has won all By DICK HIKER while his father was not. So, tomorrow dad inches from the pin. three of its games — two against "B" opposition — is one of Shore Winter Golf League Tour- More than 14,000 hunters will have another chance to bag will have to go along as a driver and either Next Thursday's tournament the clubs given an excellent chance of knocking the Piners nament yesterday when he fired will be at the Homestead Country a deer tomorrow, as the one-day special permit deer season spend the day in the car or else accompany from their pedestal this year. The other is Ocean Township his son without carrying a shotgun. a 37-36-73 at the Lakewood Coun- Club, Spring Lake. takes place. Almost 40,000 applications were fed into a com- (0-2), which is expected to have a "breather" at home against With normal deer hunting hours of 7 a.m. try Club. Wall Township, winless in two games. puter early this fall. The computer was programmed to select to S p.m. in force tomorrow, each special Housen completed the 6,567- Raritan Township (1-1) will journey to Southern Freehold, winners at random by counties. In at least one case with permit holder will be allowed one deer of yard, par 71, course four strokes Glassey Shines which has dropped its lone "B" contest and is 0-2 over-all. which I am familiar, a teen-age son was a lucky winner, either sex. The permit holder must hunt in ahead of Charley Lane, Beaver the county for which his permit was issued, Brooks and Andy Kunsaw, Fors- In Reserve Role and if successful, the hunter must immediate- gate who shared second place LANCASTER, Pa. - Rick GlaK- Dog Training ly tag his prize and take it to a state 77s. Bob's father, Don, of Lake- sey, a 1968 graduate of Red Bank Sports checking station before 7 p.m. tomorrow. A wood and John Zaccaro of Gal- High School, scored 13 points to RIker possession tag will be issued at the checking loping Hill tied for third place help lead the Franklin and Mar- Graduates station. with 78s. shall College basketball team to Slate Local checking stations will be located at Davis Esso i 93-88 victory over Muhlenberg. TODAY Paul Moran of East Orange Station, junction of Rts. 33 and 34, Collingswood Circle; won the individual professional di- Glassey, a sophomore center, BASKETBALL Are Honored Colliers Mills Public Shooting Ground and Clayton's Log Cabin, "A" DIVISION vision with a 35-38—73. Ed Sorge came off the bench to chalk up Junction of Rts. 72 and 539 in Clayton. Freehol_ oldd !Rft. HLBrtr k TWB. . RUMSON — Twenty-three dif- of Silver Lake, Staten Island, fix field goals and a foul shot, MonmouthItff. tit Toin» Rhfr >>ptunn at Rfd Hank ferent breeds were represented Each year a few gunners attempt to take advantage of took second place with a 37-38— sparking the Diplomats' offense. "B" DIVISION Itarltan Tn"i, at So. rreehiild in the fall graduation exercises of the fact that duck hunters are allowed to hunt waterfowl on 75. Ralph Terry of Roxiticus, for- he win gave Coach Chuck Tay- LiilMMYood nt Muntwquan mer major league pitcher with the lor's crew a 3-1 record. Wall T»-|i. at Ocean Tup. the Old Monmouuth Dog Training this day when ail upland gunners must stay at home. The Central Res. nt Mntnnan Club Dec. 7. Mrs. Anita W. Liss- 6harpie, when nabbed by a conservation officer, claims he was New York Yankees, New York Glassey will see action again -C" DIVISION Mets and Kansas City Athletics, rt. Itnro At I't. Beach ner, Rumson Road, president of duck hunting and not deer hunting at all. Regulations are today and tomorrow when Frank- Henry Hudnon nt Kpyimrt tied with Tom Ulozas of Trenton lin and Marshall hosts Elizabeth- Shore Kei. nl Southern lies. the organization, is assisted by quite explicit in this matter. Duck hunters found in deer coun- for third place. Both finished with OTHKKS town, Gettysburg and Lebanon 8t. Joseph'fi . at It. Bench ; and trophies to the graduates of So. Freehold at It. Boro 11 the 20th year of classes. too hazardous a sport. The fact that almost six times as many Individual Froreinlotul Brick Tup. at r'ttHMiola- Keg. people are killed in falls within their homes never enters the r««l Moran, Eul Oranfit . JIM*—73 TRANSMISSIONS Win Tip. at Ontral Reg. Ribbon and trophy winners Ed Sow, SUvtr Lake, 8.1. . 373S—15 Drew Ink. al Monmmllh toll. (1 p,m. editorial writer's mind. The fact that more people died in Ralph Tarry, Roilllcu J8-M—Tl SPECIALISTS (iV.MNASTltS were Mrs. Spencer V, Yawger, pleasure boating accidents fails to move those who write Tain Clow. Trenton JS-4S—16 • Adjusted • touMltd Freehold Reg. nt I'ennshury Joe LelH, modbrldn .31-40—77 • Repaired • Onrtaahd SayrevlUe at So. Freehold Neptune, Shetland sheepdog; Dr. letters to the editor. The New Jersey gunner faces too many Mike Borke. Deal .SWS—T7 Henry Hndaon at IVmt. Total FIBIIM problems already, without having to fight off an attempt to I.en Morrlj, Crram Itldir 40-37—17 Sl'NDAY R. Bruce Kieburtz, Fair Haven, Vines Sullivan, I'nalUchrd 40-31—17 BASKKTBALL stop hunting altogether. Our safety record, while better than Ed Krlntle. Lincoln Park J9-3»—77 Alumiil at St. Hose Kerry blue terrier; Mrs. Joseph !*>•» gaadenon, Buminn 31-40—17 most states, must be improved upon. Make doubly sure of your Amateur CroM Dilione, Asbury Park, poodle, and target tomorrow. Far better to lose a trophy than take the Bob HoaBen, Jiimplor Brook ....31-38—73 FIRST IN 15 YEARS Oiai. Lane, Beaver Brook ..... 3S-39— 71 Lifetime SIZE NO BARRIER — Bill Ryan of Fair Haven and his Mrs. Paula Mahoney, Lincrpft, life of a fellow sportsman. John Zaccaro, (iaUopIng 11U1 ....«KU—IK GuaratrM BERKELEY, Calif.(AP)-When Don Houflpn, Lakewood „ JJ93918 wirehaired dachshund and Laurel Bath Carlson of Coltt Scotch terrier. TROUT EGGS STRIPPED VVii c SSefnndd , WhiWhitt e BBtrchrt Wl-19 FREE! California beat Michigan 10-9 on Pat Fetlllo, Aibury Turk 3H-4I—flO Neck and her St. Bernard were among the graduates of Also, Bill Ryan, Fair Haven, More than four and a half million eggs were stripped from Frank Cortaxu. rim's -. .3H-IS—flo TOWING & DIAGNOSIS a 77-yard pass play in the final two , ripe female trout at the Hackettstown fish hatchery during Carl Klein, Battleground .37-43—Ho the Old Monmouth Dog Training Club Dec. 7. Bill re- wirehaired dachshund; Miss Por- Pete rrdraeEl, Crpstmont ..._ 40-11—HI c minutes it marked Cal's first vie ceived a special award and scholarship for advanced etia Callman, Rumson, poodle; October and November, as the Division of Fish and Game Harry Lev)-, Weeqnanle ..._.,_.J18-43—«l «» 264-9617 tory over a Big Ten team in 15 Mrs. Bruce Kieburtz, Fair Haven, continues to make substantial progress in its program to Amateur Net ; HAZLET class by finishing first among 15 junior handlers. Twenty- WUttam Danlap, Aah Brook 87-16—11' years. Kerry blue terrier, and Gabriel develop early-spawning trout strains. The Bears, had lost 14 straight three different breeds and sizas were represented in the DiMasi, Elberon, collie, Why the push to develop early spawning trout? Since the 20th graduation class, - Placing and separate ribbons eggs taken now are the trout we will find in our streams and games to Big Ten teams. ponds during the 1969 and 1970 troutseasons, the sooner, they went to OMDTC alumni with their hatch, the larger the trout will be when stocked. In addition, Christmas Special Sea Bright Club second dogs and to one SP. Ber- whirling disease, the most serious current problem at the COMPLETE nard alumna with second hatchery, attacks the trout during the very early growth' pe- handler: Mrs. Soden, collie; riod. Diseases among trout are less likely to occur during the Meets Plainfield coldest months. Trout fry, extremely susceptible to disease, FARM SEA BRIC#1T-Tied for second Miss Ellis, collie; Mrs.-Thomas can be reared in concrete-bottomed pools and with a success- in the New Jersey Division of V. Sollas Jr., Bay Head, Irish ful early-spawning program, attain fingcrling size before the wolfhound; Mrs. Niels Johnsen, the Class "C" League of the Met- water warms. SERVICE Rumson, St. Bernard, and Laurel ropolitan Squash Racquets Asso NEW HATCHERY NEEDED Frank Porter's Beth Carlson, Colts Neck, If you talk to a member of our Fish and Game Council, ciation, the Sea Bright Squash "Chloe" St. Bernard with her sec- he will tell you frankly that we need a completely new fish Racquets Club travels to the ond and junior handler. hatchery. The Hayford Hatcher at Hackettstown is now 50 Red Bank Tire Co. Plainfield Country Club, tomor- According to Mrs. Lissner, win- years old and shows it. But when you talk of a new hatchery, SHREWSBURY AVE. 747 • 3404 row, for its third match. - ter term enrollment Is now open you are talking about far more money than the Division of Open Mon. thru Frl. — 8 to 6 p.m.: Sat. to 3 p.m. Sea Bright is 7-3, tied with the for the 10-week course with two Fish and Game has available to use. A long range moderniza- Short Hills Club, while Plainfield beginners and advanced classes. tion program is in the planning stage. This will be of some is a point back at M. The Information, applications and help and will have to hold us for a few more years. Racquet Club of Short Hills is brochures are available on A couple of years ago Commissioner Roe of the Depart- Enclosed Storage lending the league with a 10-0 rec- request by contacting Mrs. ment of Conservation and Economic Development spoke of a ord. Lissner or Miss Laura Harding of possible federal hatchery at the foot of the Tocks Island Dam. DEACONS BENCH This hatchery would help trout fishing In New Jersey immense- Sea Bright defeated defending Holmdel. • For blankeM, toyi champion Montclair, which was ly with a minimum cost to our state. I hope this idea has not • 17"x43"x 30" opening its season, 3-2, at its been dropped or misplaced. home court last Saturday. Scotty Hockey Deadlock • Reg. 25.00 Whitelaw of Fair Haven, Tom PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Left- WITH THIS AD! Crow of Rumson and Adam winger Britt Selby, idled for five Soures of Matawan were victori- weeks by a shoulder separation, ous. The Robinsons, Bill Sr. and returned to the Philadelphia line- Jr, of Rumson, both lost. up Insl niRiit and scored both RENT A CAR or RED BANK WORLD'S Coals as the Flyers tied the St. LARGEST Louis Blues, 2-2, in a National LUMBER TRANSMISSION SPECIALISTS Velasquez III Hockey League pame. TRUCK from HERTZ Ov»r m MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — Pana- The deadlock lifted the Flyers 193 E. Newman Springs Road. into a tie for first place in the & SUPPLY CO. RED BANK — 842-2500 manian jockey Jorge Velasquez, stricken by heat exhaustion West Division with the Los An- U-DRIVE . . . Coll Call 741-5500 809 Railroad Avenue cs Kings. ASBUMY PARK — 774.(800 Wednesday, canceled six sched- Cor. Pearl and Wall, R«d Bank uled rides ;it Tropical Park yes- 7/5-1515,222-3299,747-2121 OPEN DAILY B-5 terday afler complaining of feel- 16-—Friday, Deiemlirr 15, 1967 Open Dally 7:30 a.m. (o 5:30 p.m.; Sat. 7:30 o.m. fo S p.m. ne ill 'llli: DAILY RKGISTF.K Middletown Wins Third Lions Top Bhmchers LONG BRANCH — Middle- spots in the early minutes of the 22-15, the largest margin of the digit scorers with 12 markers. town Township managed to ward first quarter, but once Middle- four periods. The Green Wave Long Branch's junior varsity, off Long Branch for an 86-81 vic-town moved out front, the Lions outscored the visitors in the sec-led by Joe Brown's 15 points, de- tory here last night in an erratic, held the lead the rest of the ond half with 24-20 and 27-26 feated Middletown, 5247. wild-shooting Shore Conference way. In fact, the Green Wave third and fourth quarter margins Middletown's record is now 3-0 "A" Division basketball game. pulled to within three points, 75- respectively. over-all, while the Wave quintet The victory for the Liens made 72 late in the fourth period, but The Branchers had five men evened its mark at 2-2. their record 2-0 in the circuit to two field goals each by Paul. in double figures, with Joe Jones Mlddletoun <»i) | I.unj Branch IRI) rj F P i G F P run side by side with Neptune Buchanan and Rick Hargrave leading the pack with 32. DonBuchanan 13 ^ 20 I J. JoneB 13 6 32 and Red Bank, both clubs at the gave the Lions something to Odom fired in 16, and LeRoy Hargrave JO 3 23 ! L. Jono 5 1 11 Burdyl 17 9! Drinks 2711 same loop record. Neptune plays work on the rest of the contest. Jones, Laraar Drinks and Dave Hoffman 3 1 7 ( Odom 7 2 16 Red Bank tonight, which means Second Period Spurt Whelan tallied 11 points each. CoUU 4 4 12 Whelan < 3 11 one or the other has to slip from Middletown's be6t spurt came Buchanan lei the Lions with Bayncl 2 1 SI 33 20 85 \ 31 19 81 the undefeated ranks. in the second quarter when the 30, Hargrave toesed for 23, andMiddletown Twp. 18 22 20 2S-86 Long Branch had the lead at Lions outscored the Branchers, Art Collis completed the double Long Branch _...15 15 24 27—81 Harding Joins Colonials Walkers Entertain Trenton ASBURY PARK - The Tren- Glee Club — the Collegians — ery, Diamond Jim Satterwhite, Sunday will be "Give a Gift to ton Colonials are hoping that a will entertain. Herman "Helicopter" Knowings, a Yank Who Gave" night at Con- second seven-footer can end their The Boardwalkers carry a 5-4 or captain Carl Green. vention Hall. current tailspin when they enter record into Sunday's game. Back- Montgomery, a former Harlem Jewish War Veterans Post 125 Convention Hall Sunday night to courtmen Bob McCullough and Globetrotter and NBA star, is av-of Asbury Park is coordinating ef- play the fourth-place Boardwalk- Alan Seiden have led the Board- eraging just under 10 points per forts among Shore area veterans ers in an 8:15 p.m. Eastern walkers in scoring all season. game. for the promotion. Mayor Frank League game. McCullough, the 6-2 former Cin- Satterwhite, of Long Branch, is H. Rowland of Asbury Park will The Boardwalkers had a five- cinnati Royal who is in conten- making a professional basketbal toss up the first ball. game winning streak snapped tion for Eastern Professional Bas- comeback this year, and turned A percentage of the gate re- last Sunday by the league-leading ketball League Rookie-of-the-Year in his finest performance of the ceipts will go toward soldiers' ac- Scranton Miners, 98-93, and are honors, is averaging 19.3 per season when he scored 22 points 1 tivities. In addition, fans are be- looking to bounce back with an game. Seiden, the third highest in the 'Walkers 122-110 victory ing asked to bring gifts which impressive performance before scorer in St. John's University over Sunbury last Saturday night. will be used for distribution to THIS WAY Middletown's Art Collis, who finished ... OR THIS WAY — The Lions' Paul Buchanan, who Shore area fans. history, is averaging 17.2. Knowings also is vying for servicemen in Vietnam and in with 12 points last night, intently eyes the basket on « The Colonials are on a six-game Forward Johnny Crawford tied Rookie-of-the-Year honors. The stateside hospitals. took gams honors with 30 points, uses a different ap- losing streak, but the acquisition Seiden for the second top scor- high-leaping, 6-4 forward scored JWV State Commander Robert proach on a successful toss, leaving the Green Wave's scoring drive past Long Branch's Joe Jones . . . of seven-foot center Reggie Hard ing spot with a 42-point effort in double figures for his first six Sweiman'will be present. Milton Lamar Drinks helpless. Middletown won, 86-81. ing from the Detroit Pistons of last weekend. Crawford boosted games and is currently averaging Wilkotz, Bradley Beach, is chair- the National Basketball Associa- his average to 17.2 with 23 points 10.1. man of the event. (Register Staff Photos by Larry Perna) tion could make a big difference. against Sunbury and 19 against Green has been the spirted Harding's presence puts another Scranton. Colts, Rams challenge before the Boardwalk- leader and sparked the belated ers' seven • foot center Walter Starting opposite Crawford at comeback against Scranton with Dukes. forward will be Howie Mongom- 21 points. Farr Selected Best Dukes, the former NBA star, In Showdown recently held the Colonials' other seven-footer, rookie Craig Spitzer, LOS ANGELES (AP) — It used to be a matter of a great to one point, while the 'Walkers offense by the Baltimore Colts and the defense of the Los gathered in 25 rebounds and Rookie on Offense Angeles Rams, but the issues are not so well defined in their scored 18 points. National Football League battle coming up Sunday. Harding was scoring and re- NEW YORK (AP) — When ington each got one. Two panel- the Westchester Bulls of the At. Quarterback Johnny Unitas and the Colts' offense are still Mel Farr, the' All-America half- ists did not vote, and two others lantic Coast Football League af- quite evident, but the defense has been important in their bid bounding welL/or the Pistons, but he was dropped due to "disciplin- back from UCLA, reported to thevoted for quarterback Jim Hart ter Tucker Frederickson was in- for the Coastal Division title, as well as the Western Confer- Detroit Lions trainingjcamp this of St. Louis, who was not eligible jured.He had one tag-day against ence and NFL championship itselfr ary reasons'." He was traded from the Chicago Bulls of the summer he had four goals. because he appeared in one game Pittsburgh, scoring two touch- • Baltimore leads the NFL in points scored, 384, an average "I wanted to make the Lions last year. downs. of just under 30 each game. NBA last year for the same reason. as a starter," said Farr. "I want- Farr, a 6-2, 210-pounder, not on- The Colts, however, have allowed fewer points than any Love, a seventh round draftee Top Preliminary ed to make Rookie of The Year. ly was the Lions' best running from North Texas State by Wash- NFL rival — 164, or an average of under 12 points a game. I wanted to gain 1,000 yards and back with an average of 4.3 STOP FOES' RUSHING A talent - laden preliminary ington, did a little bit of every- game will start at 6:30 p.m. when I wanted to make all-pro." yards a carry but also the top The Rams lead the league in defense against a running Farr now has hit two goals. receiver with 38 catches for 305 thing for the Redskins as flanker, attack, a department in which they have excelled in recent the Schaefer All-Stars of Linden play the Asbury Park All-Stars He has been voted Offensive yards.- He has accounted for runback man and defensive back. years. Rookie of the Year in the Na- about one-third of Detroit's total Paralleling Baltimore's improved defense, quarterback Ro- Pacing the Schaefer All - Stars Hart was ineligible under NFL will be former Boardwalkers' tional Football League by the yardage. man Gabriel and the offense have shown a vast improvement. overwhelming vote of an Associ- rules because he played part of Third down yardage invariably was hard to get in recent sea- player Vinnie Ernst of Providence Seventh Pick a game against Cleveland last sons and repeatedly the faithful Ram fans in the stands College, A| McCormack of Mon- ated Press panel of sportswriters Farr was the No. 7 pick in the and sportscasters, three from season. This-season he ranks 10th groaned when place kicker Bruce Gossett and the kicking team mouth College and former high first combined NFL-AFL draft among the quarterbacks. He be- trotted onto the field to attempt to settle for three points. school All-Stater Bruce Jackson each league city. He has been a last year and, of course, the starter since the beginning of the came the Cardinals' regular when Now it is not unusual for the Rams to go for yards on of Keyport. Lions' top selection. Charley Johnson went into ser- fourth down and, more often than not, get them. Leading the Asubry Park stars season. Dave Williams, the No. 16 pick "We like to think that we have the ability to make this will be former Neptune High Near 1,000 Yards and the Cards' first, played be- PRB»PING FOR TRENTON — Hank Rosenstein, coach of Farr isn't far short of his 1,- hind Billy Gambrell and Bobby yardage, the confidence in ourselves to make the successful School All - Shore center Nate THE DAILY REGISTER play," says the Rams' coach, George Allen. Beauford and ex-Asbury Park the Asbury Park Boardwalkers, reviews game plan for 00-yard rushing goal. With Sun- Joe Conrad much of the year but day's game against Minnesota to caught five touchdown passes Friday, December 15, 1967—17 POTENT ATTACK High School standout Nate Bruno. Sunday night's invasion of the Trenton Colonials at This is the finest scoring team for Los Angeles since 1958, At halftime of the Boardwalkers' go, he has gained 791 yards. That among his 25 receptions for 376 the last time one scored more than 300 points. To date the game, the Monmouth College Convention Hall with captain Carl Green. leaves him 209 yards short of his yards with one game to go. The Rams have put 364 points on the board, second only to Balti- ambition. He didn't make the all-6-2, 205-pound speed merchant more. league team which had Leroy Kel- from Washington appears to have Both teams went through light drills today. The Rams Britain's Net Fathers Vote ly of Cleveland and Gale Sayers a fine future. LOOKING FOR remained a one-point favorite to win—and win they must or of Chicago running backs. New Orleans didn't get around or forget about anything until next year. The panel cast 34 votes for to drafting Abramowicz until the Baltimore could win the division even with a tie game. The Farr. His closest challenger was 17th and last round. The Xavier, A BARGAIN... Coastal champs move on to play the Central Division winning end Dave Williams of the St. Lou-Ohio, University split end was Green Bay Packers next Saturday in Milwaukee. Wimbledon Doors Open is Cardinals, who received five No. 420 among 445 selected. Ab- votes. Dan Abramowicz, the ramowicz, 6-1, 197, leads the New Orleans Saints' fine receiv- Saints with 43 pass catches for with no work er, was named on three ballots. 577 yards and four touchdowns. Quick Pitch Gives To Pro Tennis Players Running back Randy Minniear Taxi Grad involved! of the New York Giants and all- Minniear was moved up to the LONDON (AP) - Britain's 3, consideration of a decision to The decision to arrange the around man John Love of Wash- Giants from the taxi squad and tennis fafliers voted yesterday grant permission for U. S. ama-date for the revolutionary'act on STAY IN YOUR for open tournaments despite a teur players to participate in an April 22 was made toward the Lonborg $50,000 threatened suspension by the in- open Wimbledon. Kelleher said end of a long debate. It gives CAR AND HAVE BOSTON (AP) — Jim Lonborg, he deserved for the season he ternational organization that con' a two-thirds vote is required to the International Federation Lambert Cup Elevens the Boston Red Sox pitching ace had. Jim and I talked recently trols the sport in all parts of pass each proposal. time to study the move. IT WASHED IN who posted 22 regular season and he just wanted to think it the world. Jack Kramer, who made pro Derek Penman, chairman of JUST 2 MINUTES victories and added another two over for a while. It didn't take In open tournaments amateurs tennis a million-dollar said the rules on the international long today." and professionals would compete Collect the Hardware in the World Series, signed his committee, put the case for open FOR ONLY . . . 1968 contract yesterday in a brief The Red Sox also announced in the same event with the ama-in Los Angeles "that I anv con- NEW YORK (AP)-Penn State, that goes to the outstanding East- meeting with General Manager that veteran catcher Eiston How- teurs getting trophies and the vinced the players are the ones tennis as simply as this: West Chester State College of ern middle-sized college foot- Dick O'Connell. ard, obtained from the New pros receiving cash prizes, the who really count and they will "The resolution is not that we Pennsylvania and Wagner Col- ball team. "It only took about a minute," York Yankees in mid-August to same as in golf. rally or band together and indi- should have an open Wimbledon, lege of New York collected some Wagner, 9-0, picked up the of the rewards yesterday for out- the 24-year-old Lonborg said bolster the pennant drive, had The change was made by sub-cate they will play at Wimbledon, but that we should remove sham Lambert Bowl awarded to the agreed to terms for 1968. stituting the word player for standing football seasons. outstanding Eastern small col- after moving into the $50,000-a- permission or no permission. and hypocrisy from the game." year category. In another move, the Red Soxamateurs and professional in the lege football team. "This will create the pressure Penn State, which meets Flori- The salary is believed to be at announced that right-handed British rules. Thus all competi- Penman asked the meeting: da State in the Gator Bowl, re- Penn State's trophy was re- least double what he earned this tors now carry the same desig- that will make it difficult for "How, for instance, can the ceived by co-captains Bill Len- pitcher Hank Fischer, sidelined nation. It will become effective amateur officials to suspend ceived the Lambert Trophy, sym- past season. United States reconcile the pay-bolic of the Eastern major col kaitis and Jim Litterelle, who in most of this year with an arm April 22, two days before the everyone." ' turn introduced Coach Joe Pa- "I came in about two or three ment of $7,200 'a year to mem-lege football championship, at the weeks ago to pick up my mail ailment, had been sent outright start of the British hard court Universal suspension could terno. tournament. bers of its Davis squad with its Touchdown Club's awards lun- and hahdd a briebf talk with Mr. to Louisville of the International wreck the annual Davis Cup cheon. West Chester's prize, was ac- O'Connell," Lomborg said. "I League. Fischer was released to The International Federation competition. professed views on amateurism? cepted by Coach Bob Mitten in didn't hesitate in signing when make room for right-hander Ray had threatened to suspend the A packed meeting of about 300 "Or the Iron Curtain countries, West Chester, which takes on the absence of his captain who I saw him this time." British association if it had gone the University of Tennessee's Culp, obtained recently from the delegates voted in favor of the whose players are nominally was busy preparing for Satur- ' Lonborg, who blossomed into through with its original, plan to open tournaments. Only a hand- civil servants but spend their life Martin Branch in the Tangerine day's game In Orlando, Fit. Chicago Cubs. have the new rule become effec- stardom in his third season with ful voted against. playing tennis," Bowl, collected the Lambert Cup Wagner's trophy was accepted the Red Sox, said, "We were re- tive on Jan. 1. KNOWS TERRITORY Open for Pros by tri-captains Bob Malizia, alistic about the contract.' John Gloistein and Mickey "It is a good stepping stone," LARAMIE, Wyoy . (AP) ) Pau By the action, the British have opened Wimbledon to the pro- Vaughn. They introduced Coach the good-looking bachelor said Toscano, who has been leadin] Bob Hicks, a Pejin State gradu- with a broad grin. major college passers in touch fessionals. It has been the major shrine of amateur tennis since ate,, who remarked that it was a O'Connell also was pleased with downs most of the season, credit big day for his old school., the ease with which he signed some of his success as a defen 1877. Lonborg. sive safety the last two years. Just how the various national "I hope others are just as "I know how most of the secon associations and the International easy," he said in referring to daries work," says Toscano. Federation will react is not Muskies Mop the usual trouble in signing "know how quick a defender ca known although few countries members of a pennant winning get to the man he's covering. : have come openly to Britain's team. has helped me in timing pass pa support on the issue in.the past. Up Amerks "He got a decent raise which terns." Robert F. Kelleher, the presi- TEANECK (AP) - Don Free- dent of the U. S. Lawn Tennis man scored 13 of his 32 points Association, said in Beverly Hills, in the final period last night as Calif., that he was in favor of the Minnesota Muskies recorded GIFTS an open Wimbledon on a trial 113-108 triumph over New Jer- basis. sey in an American Basketball FOR THE "I feel as though the time has Association game. come for a trial of this type In winning their 18th game in HORSEMAN and I, on behalf of the USLTA, the last 23 outings, the Eastern so vofcd at the annual meeting Division leaders survived a 16- IN OUR of the ILTF in Luxembourg last point fourth quarter by Bob July," said Kelleher in a state- Lloyd for the Americans. Lloyd TACK SHOP ment. finished with 21 points and Barry He said that now that Britain Lc-ibowitz had 18. has made the decision, the Walt Simon scored 10 of his USLTA would write to its 2,500 points in the last 12 minutes. member clubs and offer three Mol Daniels tallied 18 points and proposals to be acted on at the pullr-cl down 12 rebounds for the FRED D. WIKOFF CO. annual mooting Feb. 3 at Coro- TOURING NAVESINK GOLFERS — Four Navosinlc Country Club golfors recently com- Muskies, who held a 73-4!) lend nado, Calif. poied in the- Bermuda Goodwill Championship, roprosonting tho club as a toam. Loft midway throiiRh tho third period. The proposals call for: 1, the HIGHWAY 35 234 MAPI ^ AYE. to right, aro Pro Harold Cahoon Jr.; Jacob R. V. H. Lofforts, Blackpoint Horsoshoo, The closest New Jersey came abolition of distinction between In Its belated rally was when MIDDLETOWN amateurs and professionals; 2, Rumson; Amory L. Haskoll Jr., Old Mill Lodgo, and John C. Ellis, Auldo House, Lloyd, a 6-fool-l guard from Rul- South of .Howard Johnion'l provision ' to be made for the RED BANK 741-0554 Middlotown Township. The local golfors woro somowhat off their game and wound |crs, closed the scoring with! G. R. HOFFMIRE inclusion of the administration jump shot in the final three |of nro tennis within the USLTA; up deep in tha final standings. seconds. G. H. WHITE |)e_Fri/iey, Daxmfor 15, I tvauc Harm, turns ran SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SAUZ AUTOS FQK1ALE AUTOS FOR IKiX. Airros FOR uix. THE DAILY REGISTER •mx. ixmtri* - *** a uA lowwj you to atop ICthe etoop tar u» Holltair*. « W«wn«n,fprlo«i WAi, ANNOUNCEMENTS New Bhwwabanr. Hi-Ma. , LOST AND FOUND 68 FORDS ARE HERE! (Mora Clanifled Ad» LOST — SMALL BROWN FEMALE MIXED BREED DOO. Loft Bundajr In On TM Next Ptge) W«il KtaniDurn. 120 reward. C«J1 T87 BUY BETTER! TO MAKE UP FOR LOST 2281 or 78T.83B3. AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE TIME ... WE'RE SELLING THEM BUY NOW! AT PRICES YOU CANT RESIST. 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Cotollro convertible. 'M CHIVROLST . I iM 'elMUSTANS tt.\tt.\» M.I CHRISTMAS Impoki 2-dr. hdtp. Mr cam). Moor hOrp. Automollc. V* 1948 RAMBLER AMERICAN $ CASH •U OLDJMOBILE SM.M •« CADILLAC ,:_. ml* ' CHRISTMAS Dettu II Mr, hdlp. Air con). 2-DOOR SEDAN. FACTORY EQUIPPED . ... WITH PURCHASE Coupe DeVllle. Looted. •U MUSTANS Ml.U •M BUICK „ SIN . 1895 Convertible. All powtr. Rlvlero. Air conditioned, if.} GIVEAWAY DELIVERED LOAN CONSOLIDATION •U CHEVY II VM •a PONTIAC __... IIM '67 REBEL $1895 '65 FORD 2-door udon. Bonnevllle coupe. $1450 '64 RAMBLER $795 •U PONTIAC H4.I0 •M FORD * IM if-1 F.irl.n. 500, auto., RSH. NOW THRU CHRISTMAS 2*dr. ltd an, radio, fteattr. American hardtop, radio and Bonnevllle 4-door honttop. Country Squire 9 pnsengtr 289 engine. h«at«r, twin stick overdrive. UP TO •a BUICK uiio •U CADILLAC '65 REBEL $1475 60 MONTHS Wlkjort hordiop. Coupe DeVllle. Air. 4-dr. automatic. '65 CHEVROLET $1275 '63 TRIUMPH $1195 5% OVER FACTORY 4-door ledan. Radio, heater. TO PAY RiH. P.St., V-B. TR-4 convertible. "• ¥< Wire wheeli. '65 RAMBLER $1250 '65 RAMBLER 550 $1175 NO WHOLESALE PRICE 2-door tadan. Automatic, '63 RAMBLER $595 -b 741-1234 American 440. CASH radio and haatar. 2-door sedan. Radio, heater. Automatic, radio, hsatar. DOWN Per Will ON ANY '64 REBEL $1195 '« CADILLAC JU.S0 'M CADILLAC '64 RAMBLER $1250 2-dr. hardtop, auto., RiH. '63 RAMBLER $795 2-door hardtop. Loaded. Convertible. pel FORD SIM Powtr starring, V-8. Clanic 4-door ledan. Radio 1968 PLYMOUTH 770 4-dr. station wagon. Country Squire station wagon. Adjuttable iteering whaal. and haattr, air conditioned. Automatic, radio, htater. '45 PONTIAC tll.40 . I 4.N '63 RAMBLER $995 5<>/o BANK GTO 4-jpeed. Hortftop< VALIANT - CHRYSLER '65 TRIUMPH $1150 '64 OLDSMOBILE $1095 '44 CHEVROLET J MB Four-door, automatic, radio Claisic four-door station •U CHEVROLET $ 4.4! Spitfire convertible. FINANCING TO AU Impala 4-door hardtop. and haatar. L,k» new. wagon, automatic, radio and •U RAMBLER t 7.K 4-door ttatlon wogon. IN OUR STOCK heater. WHO QUALIFY 440 tport coupe. •el MERCURY % 4 M Station wagon. '65 CHEVROLET $1895 '64 CHEVROLET $1575 '41 OLDSMOBILE » l.» Factory Wbeltial* Inrolcn Skews OK lUqwtt '44 BUICK > 7.10 Wagon, full powtr. '60 THUNDERBIRD $595 SERVICEMEN Storflre convertible. ImpaU wagon. 9>pon. LeSabre 4-door hardtop. Automatic, radio, heater. 'V-8, auto., radio, htattr. Convertible, full power. 'M PONTIAC _ %7M OVERSEAS Catollna 4-door hardtp. '42 OLDSMOBILE I S.tt 1st PAYMENT FEBRUARY '68 FINANCING 't> FORD ( l.» M 2-door hardtop. Falcon Squire wagon. '41 CADILLAC < 4.tt 5 YEARS TO PAY — NO MONEY DOWN •IX THUNDERBIRD $ 4.M Coupe DtVllle. Convertible. TWIN-B0R0 RAMBLER BAYSHORE JAVEUN • REBEL • AMBASSADOR • RAMBLER CHRYSLER • PLYMOUTH JEEP SALES and SERVICE ea coast FIRST AVE ATLANTIC HI&HUNDS 210 NEWMAN SPRINGS RO. RED BANK, N.J. 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•66 CHEVROLET $1795 '64 CORVAIR $ 950 Biicayne, Station Wagon, (• Spyder 2-dr, ip»rt coupe, cylinder, automatic tranimil. •ix-cyl., 4-ipeed Iranimlulon. ORDER YOUR "1968 CHEVROLET" NOW! lion. Yellow. Radio end heater. '66 PLYMOUTH $1695 '63 CORVAIR $ 675 Fury I, 4-dr. tadan. Moma conv., auto. tr»ni. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR HOUDAY SPIRIT AND SAVE She-cylinder, Heater end radio. Blue with whit* top. •66 CHEVROLET $1880 "61 POMTIAC $ 725 FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO 6-cyl., 4-dr. station wagon. Tempttt, 4-door Station Wag. Yellow with auto. tram. on, automatic trammiiiion, factory air condition. Baiga. '65 VOLVO $1650 P.S>. STILL TIME TO ORDER '61 VALIANT $ 475 4-dr. ledan, 4-ipeed trans. Heater and radio, blue. 4-dr. ledan, aulo. tram, THAT SECOND CAR YOU PROMISED A-cylind#r. '65 BUICK $2695 '60 FORD $ 350 CIRCLE Riviera, full power including Country tedan, ttation wagon, *. YOUR WIFE ALL YEAR LONG. factory air condition, gold. automatic tranimiuion. WE HAVE ONE OF THE NICEST — MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM — SELECTIONS OF "OK USED CARS" CHEVROLET CO. AROUND! IF YOU NEED A STATION 325 MAPLE AVENUE RED BANK Buhler & Bitter AUTHOR.*- PLYMOUTH DIAUR WAGON, SEDAN, HARDTOP . . . ESTABLISHED 1925 BIG CAR OR SMALL . . . 741-3130 — TWO LOCATIONS -r- HWY. 35 oppoilht Stall Police Borrocki HAZLET SEE US TODAY! "WHERE DOING BUSINESS IS A PLEASURE" 89 BROAD ST. KEYPORT 264-0198 — 264-9090 A.VTOB FO1 SALE AUTOS POK SAJJJ AUTOS FOB SAJ.E PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE AUTOMOTIVE , UwmUr 15, J967—10 fa t\\ tort* *4.Tlri Ha,vt Ml lM.fr of i AUTOS FOR SALE THh DAILY H wrappings, " "' or right half. Cell TUD - FarU^mt«K.t«< l7^ fi71-1280 after 3:30 p.m. after 3:30 p-m. ](„, „,„ llllIC, on reBOMeljj,) dn. AUTOS FOR SALE THE BRITISH POUND HAS DEVALUATED I have 30 cars available. For informa- NO 196.'! FORD FALCON — Two-door. Red, tion. Joe Pallante, Town * Country AUTOS TOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE Dodie. 5M410O. Standard ahirt. New clutch. Call 787- 1963 FORD— Fairiane Squire wagon. An 7325 WHATD0ESI T 1957 JAOITAR" XK HO - Coup*. Red exceptional neconri car (or shopping, commuting, tripping, etc. It la eqiilppM with black Intprior. Asking $575. Call with automatic transmission, radio. Rrian after 6. fi7]-5J)73. NEED iW5~T I NCOl j N~ CON TIN £ N'T AL~~fouT- girip with new -ires. Tt is b.ihy til UP 'luor (•'••nvrtibl'v All trip power prjuip- BUT 1 1 'A-i* '] that famous Squire exterior ami ni'Tit i ma Kin a hi* plus air comfit! on ing. THIS WEEKS a match.DR interior. He aft y lo rinve *'. A local rar. Four r.rand new Goofiyp.nr a prirf you wouM like. M. srHWARTZ First L.np tirpp Ivorv with natural TO HURRY & SONS, 111 W. Front St., Red Bank kathcr Intpror MALT-LICE &"J[WART2 DU I MEAN TO YOU! 747-O7R7. A SONS, Ml W. Front St . Rfi Bank. 747-0717. TO OUR here's what . . . SPECIALS lOW '.'ADILI.AC CONVERTIBLE — whitfi top ani whili- Jcfithrr inter; rior 1 cylinder, Factory air rr.rvlitloninfc. Fully pnwp; Litfirnatic transi Radio, heater. Like new. Fully guaranteed. $3,235. NEW REDUCED TO SELL MULLER CHEVROLET MONMOUTH MOTORS IMPORTS Hwy, T, Katontown LOCATION •bS VOLVO $2495 1956 OLDS MO BILE~~F'our door sedan. P-1890 iporti coupe, white, overdrive, 24,000 miles. AUTOS FOR SALE wind*ws and sea'H Rf cent Inspection. B-l-G SAVINGS Go'iil condition. $195. !aCn be seen at '44 JAGUAR $2795 E.iso Station, 321 Rt. I?,Tt, Mirtdlotown. Aerous from Fair view Fire House. Or XKE convertible. call 671-5606. ON '43 TR-4 ., i $1095 IMMEDIATE 1967 VALIANT V-200 Tour-tJoor, dark White. turquoise with hlack pleated Interior. DELIVERY Automatic transmission. One owner. 13,- GREAT BRITAIN'S FAMOUS •44 VOLVO ..SI395 000 mites Balance nf factory warranty Four-door 1225, ont own»r 24,000 milfi, BRAND NEW transferahle, MAKRICE SCHWARTZ A NO MONEY t SONS. 141 W. Front St. Red Bank. MUSTANGS 747-fl7w OUR NEW USED 1* PAYMENT and rubber. Good condition. Call 747-2491 MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM Includes principle, interest, after 5 p.m. * CAR CENTER FEBRUARY '68 THE MUCH WANTED plus credit life insurance. 1564 FORD—Galaxie convertible. Thrpe- *lf qualified apeed transmission for the person who liken to drive A clean one own*1 r tar IS OPPOSITI OUR NIW CAR equipped with power winrinws and 3 SHOWROOM 390 engine. It is w-hftc with a black KROLL FORD vinyl interior and aim rat nrw tirrn. RED BANK M. SCHWARTZ & SON'S Hi W. Front Hwy. 36, Ecrtontown AUSTIN HEALEYS St., Red Bank. 747-0787. 671 BROADWAY 542 -1126 LONG BRANCH 1967 CHEVROLET HERE IS A RESUME OF YOUR SAVINGS AUTO IMPORTS Soles 222-3(09 Impala four-door automatic V-8. Radio, heater, power steering, pnwer brakes. Service 229-3800 Air conditioned. Electric windows, aix- 119 E. Newman Spring Ad. 741-5886 Red Bank way aeats, whitewall Urea. 6,000 miles. WE HAVE The Old Price Tne New Savings See H today. $2,450 PLENTY M.G. - GT ...... $3290 $2995 MONMOUTH MOTORS Hwy. 35 M2-2414 Eaton town OF "OK" USED CARS 6 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL — Low cagp. all new tires, fully equipped. M.G.-B . $2798 $2505 Gold with black leather top. Four-door. TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS 671 -S«2. ^ Station waRnn. New 1964 RAMBLER fc, new tires, radio, heater. $350 MG MIDGET $2394 $2098 MOTORS Call 264-42M. MMT SMM. Autinwtlc TrmimlulM JBKP 1»M — $699 AUSTIN HEALEY "3000" . . $3735 $3440 wagon. 1963 VOLK8WAOEN BUS — Spill ieat, 1964 RAMBLER 5th ANNUAL snnwtlres and rimi. $750. Excellent con- Cleuic WagM. dition. 264-8734. Autwnetlc TrantmlulM. AUSTIN HEALEY SPRITE . . $2220 $1925 1964 CHEVROLET BEL AIR — BlX cylinder, (our-door sedan. Standard transmftsion. Radio, heater. Fully guar- $979 anteed. {11,095. FIRST PAYMENT-FEBRUARY'68 MULLER CHEVROLET 1963 TEMPEST Hwy. 34 Mfttawan 566-8000 lewis ow. WINTER 1966 IMPERIAL CROWN — Fnur-door AntMMtlc TnmmlsilM. hardtop. All the power luxuries you want including ateering, brakes, rear- $888 window, deep fORger. six-way bucket seats, windows, antenna. It Is a rich Forest Green with green leather In- 1963 FALCON terior. A local one-owner car with 26,-. tqtm We*". 000 mites and a Chrysler Corporation AutMMIc TraismUilM. USED CAR SALE guarantee transferable. If you are in MONMOUTH the market for a luxury car at an economical price, you annuld drive this $969 one. M. SCHWARTZ & SOS8, 141 W. Each / / Double Checked / / Used Car Sold During This Frnnt St, Red Bank. 747-0787. 1963 CORVAIR 1965 MUSTANG two-door hardtop, V-8, 4-speed transmission. Excellent condi- leretr CHinrttblt. Sale Will Include at No Extra Cost The Following: tion. Fully guaranteed. $1,495. <-Sp*M TrammliilM. MOTORS MULLER CHEVROLET ' $666 Hwy. 3* Malawan 556-JOM 1961 VALIANT 200. Good second car. ROUTE 35 EATONTOWN Good running condition. |300. Call af- 1963 CHEVY II ter 5 p.m. 542-9216. Mr. Mtal. Allttmetle Tmimhilii 1 MILE NORTH OF EATONTOWN CIRCLE ~k I. Two New First Line Firestone or Goodyear Snow Tires. (More Classified Ads * 2. New Delco Engergizer Battery. $859 On The Next Page) * 3. Complete Engine Tune Up, including New Spark Plugs, 1963 FALCON mtura fvr-Vr Stdw. Ignition Points and Condenser. AUTOS FOR SALE Automatic TnnunliilM. * 4. Complete Marfak lubrication, oil change with Havoline $799 Oil and New AC. Oil Filter. LET'S FACE FACTS!! IMMEDIATE 1962 DODGE 11 •k 5. Complete cooling system inspection, and permanent Deri 1-DMT Merino. VERY FEW PEOPLE ARE SEEKING "JUST DEPENDABLE TRANSPORTATION DELIVERY Aatomerlc Trensmlsilwi. type GM Anti Freeze Protection to — 15" below 0°. WHEN THEY SHOP FOR A USED CAR! They want beauty, quality, perfor- BRAN D NEW $777 mance and thrill of ownership, too. Our lineup of late model trade-ins have •k 6. New windshield wiper blades, service of windshield MUSTANGS been carefully selected, expertly reconditioned and ready to meet anyones washers (if so equipped) with anti freeze solvent. Hardtop! • Convertible! 1961 MERCURY 2 plui 2's CeUny r>«* We»». approval. Look them over today. Aitomoilc TnmmHikn. *99 Down* $399 BUICK 1967. BUICK 1966 PONTIAC 1964 CHEVROLET $68 per month •a $0/1QC Sport Wagon, otr cond. Loaded. Carry All, Station Wogon, 6-cyllnder. Station wogon, 3 sect./ 9 pass, Includes principle, Interest, 1961 FORD Very cleon. :ial Deluxe' Spt. Cpe., # (X *• *• hydramatlc, power steering, power plus credit life insurance. Oalmlt HI f*ir-De»r (Man. brakes, green metallic. 1966 CHEVROLET *lf qualified Automatic TramnHulM. :ond., 9,000 mil.s. fcTT V W C-15, Fleetwood Pick Up Inldn, 1964 CHEVROLET complete with tool boxes. 1966 BUICK Corvalr, "Pick-up 'a ton, jreen. $496 )??*»* Electra "225' party. 542-2338. & SONS, HI W. Front St., Red Bank. burg. wrights, auto mechinlcs, electriclar 747-0787. and other trades. Versatility dc"1"1-'-- DENTAL ASSISTANT — Chair aide, TRACTOR TRAILER DRIVER — Good 1'tGT BL1CK ELECTRA — One owner Interviewing for all grades. Reliable pay and steady work. Call 222-9287 AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE experienced preferred, but will con^h men who want permanent year-round ftJM car. A;r conditioning, full power. Call training lntell'gtnt, personable, Intcr- lobs close to home. 7U1-1315. ated person. Nofctl own car. Write box J V-145. The Dally Register, Red Hank. 264-8000 PRODUCTION ABBI8TANT — For 1S I'O.NTIAC Le ^Tans Sports Coupe manufacturer of electro-mechanical 1968 PONTIAC 350 V-S standard shif:. Must aeil, ask- MATURE WOMAN — General house- ATCO CERAMICS CORP. components. Must have knowledge of S2.7U0. Call 787-0764 alter 6. nlni;, every Friday, 9 am. - 3 p.m. machine tool operation. 842-3835. j CHRYSLEIi elx-passenger wagon. i home, no children. Call 842-3231. HWY. 35, KEYPORT. N. J. ROOFERS — Need two tint can lay WALK IN and DRIVE Power Blcerinj; and brakes. Showroom RELIABLE GIRL — Bleep In. General PARTS MAN — Cnrysler and Inter- locktype asphalt shingles for re-roof. condition. Fully guaranteed. $],<#5. care of house and ene child. Uefer- national experience preferrert, but not Ing. Good steady work. Hourly rate MULLER CHEVROLET B». 2222493 or 2'if(-ll'J8 evenings. necessary. Huspltalrsallon, paid vaca- plus bonus. Call 775-O7OC for Interview. tion, holidays. Benefits. Apply In per- POIITEK — For theatre. Must be re- ONE HOME TODAY! Hwy. 34 566-S00O son. M. SCHWARTZ & BONE, 141 W.liable and thorough. Hours « a.m. |o VOLKSWAGEN station wagon ~ HELP WANTED — MALE Front St.. Red Bank. 12 noon Apply in person only. TOWN THE PLACE TO SAVE IS ... $750 firm. Call THEATRE, Hwy 35 it Palmer Avl., FULL AND PART-TIME openings for TRACTOR - TRAILER OPERATOR - Mlddletown. 717-93C7 Janitors, Monday through Friday. Call Experience nectsaary Apply In perion 19G0 CORVAIR — Four-door, white, 542-6579. Nappl Trucking Corp., Morristown Rd., PORTERS — Full-time day Dlue Interior. Kadlo, lieater. Automatic. Matawan. N.J ' available with full fringe benefits. Call EXPERIENCED PUNCH PRESS OP- Rlvervlew Hospital, 741-2700, Ext. ?2«, DOWNES PONTIAC Call S4-2-1S61. ERATOR -- Looking for steady work MUTUAL FUND SALES - AUo stocks, 1S61 CHKY8LER — Convertible. White, itll overtime. Apply in person, Estey bonds. Can you devote th:ee specific IlABON WANTED 62 LOWER MAIN ST. red interior. Full power, automatic Metal Products, 1 Catherine St.. Red eveiilnCT a week? Unlimited . commls- CALL . >- MATAWAN transmission. Radio, heater. $975 Bank. • Ion potential. Will train. Call 542-1700. 747-6787 «Xt»r 1 jrnrT MONMOUTH MOTORS EST CONTROL OPERATOR -- To TRUCK DRIVER PORTERS AND KITCHEN W0KKER8 work at a well-tistabllslied local firm -Please apply In persojl Ivy Hous. Hwy. 35 5i2-2414 Eatontown In Red Bank. Experience required and Must be high school graduate, experi- Nursing Home, Kings Hwy. iflddX- 1M3 IMPERIAL CROWN — Four-door references. Liberal benefits. Please enced on road ranger and duplex trans- town, or call 671-O15B. write P.O. Box 700, Red Bank. hardtop. While with blue genuine leath- missions CLEANER — For theatre. Must be er Interior. All the power extras In- CAR WA6HERS—PART-TIME, WEEK- Call 612-7880, Ext. 52 reliable and thorough. Hours « s.rs, cluding air conditioning. We cold tills ENDS ONLY. Minimum age 16. Only An equal opport^ty_employ_er__ to U noon. Apply In ptnoa onlr. car new and know its condition la ex- men conditioned hard work need ap- SERVICE~~STAfi0N ATTENDANT — TOWN THEATRE, Hwy. 35 at Palmar cellent. M. SCHWARTZ tc SONS, HI ily. Training In detailing, vacuuming, Part-time evenings. Apply In person, Avo., Mlddletown. W. Front St., Red Bank. 74T-O787. "Just LOOK at it, Granddad—nobody's to touch teaming, etc. Country Sudser Car HERHIE'S C1TGO SERVICE. Litlcroft. 1961 PLYMOUTH — Six cylinder, stick a single thing!" Wash, Rt. 35, Mlddletown. No phone. ^__ MEN WANTED it onjy Bhlft. Good condition. Sacrifice at I2«5. MECHANIC — Truck equipment YOUNO MAN - Handy with carpen- 171-8006. Call Mr. Gray ter's tools. Steady employment. McDONALD'S DRIVE-IN 542-3220 025 Hwy 35 Mlddletown, N.J. 1963 PLYMOUTH — Two-door Gold- Call alter 8 p.m. Water skis • Tow ltn* PAY, PLEASANT WORKING CONDI- APPLY IN PERSON EXPERIENCED CARP1TNTER — Top 747-3689. TIONS CONTACT MR. EMMONB, Electronic Assistance Corp. wages, references required. Also car- 1866 RED 11GB ROADSTER — All > Anchor • Line 222-3225. ivallabl» options. Must sell. Call 223- 1962 CHEVY II Nova station wagon. i Fire extinguisher • Pump 20 Bridge Ave. R«4 Ba penter's helper. 842160^ Standard transmission, radio, beate: Battery • WhlsUe CARPENTER — Framers »nd trim- FUEL OIL DRIVERS — Apply at 332 better deal Fully guaranteed. $795, Control box • Cables RATCLIFFE PONTIAC mers Work all winter. Call 787- 1961 COMET — Six cylinder station Ready for the water Oceanport Ave., Oceanport. or cs.ll 542- wagon. Four-door automatic. Clean. For MULLER CHEVROLET 289 Broadway, Long Branch 0816 or 787-8137. 8225. quick tale J285. Call 787-6180. Hwy. 34. Matawan $1,450 MASONS HELPER WANTED - Call YOUNQ MAN — With some electrical Only until Chrlstmu 10 MEN Paul Kiss after 7 p.m. • nd mechanical bickiround for pro- 966 VOLKSWAGEN Square Back two- 1960 CHEVROLET — Radio and heater, 531-MM door. One owner, local car 12,000 miles. power steering. Six cylinder, automatic. THE BOAT CENTER Mechanically Inclined, to itart lnv duction calibration, material handling at Russell Olds Blue with matching interior. MAU- Call alter 5 p.m. 747-0134. mediately. Good starting pay. Call 741- DISHWASHERS — Kitchen helpers. and general maintenance. Applications RICE SCHWARTZ & SONS, 141 W. 75 Wnlte St., Red Bank 741-1124 4014. Steady year-round employment. Apply being accepted between B and 11 a.m. Front St, Red Bank. 747-0787. ) VALIANT — Six-cylinder, (our CAR-TOP SPECIAL — Motor-trailer, TRAILER DRIVERS—Experienced In In person, Howard Johnson Restaurant, Apply O.L. Dept, HOAfJLAND IN»TR"- door sedan, radio, heater, stick shift. boat accessories, for beach launching. handling household goods. Apply In per- Hwy. 35, Mlddletown. UENT COMPANY, 65 Chestnut Ml, SEE ONE OF THE "RUSSELL MEN" TODAY MERCEDES _ Four-door 2208. J125. (S71-3424. "- son, Anderson Bros., Inc., 51-53 Me- Red Bank. Standard transmission. Radio, heater. *3M. Good condition, 229-1116 or 229- WANTED - KENNEL MAN. Apply In SACRIFICE — 1865 VOLKSWAGEN — 351S after S p.m. chanic St., Red Bank. CLIFF DORING • FRANK REED • FRED KOESER person, Combs Animal Hospital, Very clean. Owner getting married. JERSEY SPEED SKIFF — 1963. Hull YOUNO MAN — IS years oil or over, Shrewibury Avs., Rt. 38, Shrewsbury. (More Claiilfled Adi ^MONMOUTH MOTORS Must sell. (950. Call 741-8483. to learn dellcatussn business. Experi- and motor in good snap*. Trailer. Best SERVICE ATTENDANTS-Week nlghU BILL HOLSEY • ALAN HOLSEY • BILL DECKER Hwy. 33 542-2411 Eatontown 1963 FORD "500", lour-door. standard offer. Call 872-O57L ence not necessary. Call In person. On The Next Page) transmission. Blue, $650. TABATCHNICK'S, 141 Broad BL, Red and weekend nights. Apply In person, 1959-88 0ILD3MOBILE convertible, pow- 16' WOLVERINE - With all acceS' Bank. DressUr-s Bsso, 321 Hwy. ». Bed Bank er steering, trakes. Clean, reasonable. SCENIC CAR SALES aorles, electric motor with battery, Call 664-5630. Hwy. 36 and Scenic Dr. Highland! 1300. 787-3041 after 5:30 p.m. OLDSMOBILE - 1966 OLDSMOBILE — Station wagon. 812-0221 BLUE JAY — NJYRA, HonmouUi 27,0000 miles. Immaculate condition. 1957 CHRYStiER — J1O0. Call fcefor Sweeps caarnp. Heavy and lliht air CADILLAC CO. Many extras. HMO. 787-1595. 11 a.m. oi after 10:30 p.m. 787 Balls, spinnakers, trailer • only (695. RUSSELL 1964 CORVAIK Spyder, 150 B.p. 4-speed, 8193. 442-9221 after 7:00 P.M. Posl-tractlon, Best offer. Call 222- 100 NEV/MAN SPRINGS RD. 1B61 Al/TOUNION SEDAN — Bum RED BANK 4S15. good, has low mileage and no .rust. BUSINESS NOTICES 1962 OLD3U0BILK — Four-door hard- 1200. Call 787-2167. 741-0910 top. Full power, all electric. Snow tires. 1963 VOLKSWAGEN BUS — New tires, CLEAN CELLARS. YARDS, OARAGES Private party. Reasonable. 671-0833. clutch, rebuilt engine. Good condition. — Have truck. Light hauling. Bnow OPEN DAILY TO 9 P.M. — WED. i SAT. TO 4 P.M. CHEVROLET 1963 — Irnpala two-door, Asking (650. 671-2929. plowing. Call after 3 p.m. 7U-2149. white with red interior, power steering, 1366 CHEVROLET CAPRICE — 386, BACKHOE BULLDOemG — Mowing. radio, heater, white sidewalls. 8-cyllnder Three speed automatic transmission. plowing, pumping, lateral*. AH septlo automatic. A-l. 842-3282. All power. Call 671-1861. tank work. BEN BRYAN. 671-0515. CADILLAC 1965— Sedan DeVille, HAVE your slipcovers, drapes, etc. cus- black. Fully equipped, alr-conditloner. PAT KEELEN'S AUTO SALES tom made before the holiday* by Mrs. 19,000 original miles. Call 222-20:0 or Dee, with your fabric. Estimates cheer- 222-3124. SO HW7. 38 787-1113 Keansnurg fully given. Call after 6, 787-1226. I'LL BE TRADED IN ON MONDAY— 1966 CHEVELLB Mallbu station wagon. And then I'll cost you more. 1863 Ford RUBBER STAMPS - Made to order Low mileage. Beautiful condition. Fully Club Wagon Deluxe. New snow tires, Fast, efficient service. Use at home or GIFT GUIDE equipped. Fully guaranteed. TOYOTA Avc. and Maryann Court, W. Keani' HOME, 31 Chapln Ave., Red Bank. Matawan Ceramic Studios 55 W. Front Bt Keyport • 264-0298 tmrg. Look In The Treasure Chest WAITRESSES — All year round work. 315 ABERDEEN ROAD 52 Monmouth Red Bank — Bllverslde CHRISTMAS BOOKS AND CARDS Experienced only. Apply In person, 568-2489 Ave., Little Sliver. Antiques, cut glass, RED BANK BOOK 8TORE CORONA WANTED AUTOMOTIVE BHORE POINT INN, Route 35, Hazlet. BE THE COOLEST AROUND IN '68. china, clocks. Buy or sell. 741-2004, 0 Llmlcn PI. 741-1411 NURSE'S AIDES - 7 to 3 and 3 to 11 Buy a Triumph - Volvo - BMW • Ren-741-0340. ault or Toyota from Monrnouth Coun. SUBURBAN PH1RMACY MORE CAR FOR JUNK CARS BOUGHT shifts. Apply in person. Ivy House ty'a Import Leader. Red Bank Auto Im HEIRLOOMS Featuring Russell Stover Candle* Nursing Home, Kings Hwy. Middle- ?orts, 119 Newman Springs Rd. 741-5880. 5 Wharf Ave. Red Bank 271 Hwy. 31 Mlddletown 741-3030 town, or call 671-0169. Call 741-1518 YOUR MONEY! Twinbrook Auto Wrecking Oil Paintings & Furnlturo Eatontown 542-2235 STATISTICAL CLERK — Fnr account- THINGS & STUFF (10LDEN CAPRICORN — Boutiques. ing department, bookkeeping back- W. Long Branch ?5?:.7433 Decorator Items. Curiosities. Antiques. JUNK CARS WANTED ground. Send resume to P.O. Box 623, Half mile caet of Hwy. 35 on Laurel Whether It's new or liud, $ BHORE AUTO WRECKERS Red Bank, c/o Offlco Manager. POOL TARLES—Hrand new, delivered Avo. * Middle ltd., Holmdel. 671-1067. direct from factory. Genuine slate beds. for your own good, before 541-5544 222-1924 WOMAN - Mature, llvo In, Cooking, BILLIB SERNKR T S280, 8' $315, Including 5C0 in nc- you buy — give us a iryl OBT CASH FOR YOUR FOREION - cleaning. One In family. Own trans- ccsjorles. Valued J7O0-S100O. Private. "Th» Unusual As Usual" POE AMERICAN — AND SPORTS CARS portation. Salary arranged. G71-0O87. 70-5514. Rod Bank Antique Center 741-5331 1780 ion Report Up AT MONMOUTH MOTORS, INC., Hwy 217 W. Front St. Red Bank RASSAS PONTIAC COUNTER GIRL — Six (lay wccH. MCDONALDS PRO SHOP t. frtighl and luw MlrtL Tc X Mllei Per 35, Eatontown. 542-24H. Apply In person, LUDWIO'S DELICA- lomo I'uol Tables - Howling Halls ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINOS — By lend- OF RED BANK Gallon Economy TESSEN, 10 Wallace St., Red Bank. ard Supplies. Open 11 a.m. - 11 p.m. ing, local artists. Priced for holiday BANK $ PER • Optional Equipment 69 S. Main HI. Npptuno 7T4-flllfl Blvlng at GUILD OF CREATIVE ART, 395 BROAD ST. 741-5180 Includes Automatic AUTO RENTALS CLEANING WOMAN — Thursday or 120 Broad St., Shrewsbury. OPEN EVENINGS RATES * MONTH Transmission Friday every week. Own transporta- "SOMETHING FOR THE BOAT~ The exciting Toyota Co- tion. 946-8789. risest stock of marine supplies In • 47 Safety and com- TOM'S FORD Now Jerapy. Bolvo your gift problem. fort Foafurei at No !rt(^^ rona 4-dr. iports isdan SALESWOMEN — Part or full time. bere with a useful Bift frcr the Shipper. Qlfts for Horsemen give, you every driving Extra Cost RENT A CAR Stoady Job. Call 7U-20B5 FIIEED- THE BOATMAN'S SHOP HORSE AND PUT SUPPLIES • Zero-lo-40 In 14 seconds MAN'S BAKERY. i 1 Wharf Avo. Red Bank. N. J. pleaturt and convenience M0_Hwy. 35 264-1000 Keyporl Holiday Dining FRISD D. WIKOFF COMPANY • A W HP, inocc Hi-Torque Engine OPERATORS — On clillilrcn Jacliotfl 741-5780 234 Maple Ave. Red Bank you want in a new car. • 90 MPH Mai I mum Speed RENT A CARRI~ER~ and sportswear. SlD.-uly work. AAC Cxi., aillUIItllAN PHARMACY Bowling — Billiards — Cocktails Aero Marino nulhllng, Locunt St., Complete new gift department, Shanghai Inn at noing on vacation? Need n liiRRnge Keyport, 2tl1-B3. 271 Hwy. 35 MliMlelown 741-3030 carrier? Made for all cars, especially SUPERB DINING — Chrlstmu din- BTRATHMORB LANE8 convertibles. Lurry's Auto Sral Coven Tl'JACIIKR — Nceilfi part-tlmo nnfoy- THE PERFECT CHRISTMAS GIFT ners from noon 'til 8 p.m. Mnko Hwy. 34 Mntmiiui H0-3M0 Matawrin, 5M-3016. slttor. In my home. Own transportation. FOR TUB ENT1I115 FAMILY reservations for New Year's ITJve Gala. EAUTIFUL HOLIDAYS begin at 306 Oii!{ Hill suction. Call 671-1872. iloily Pitcher Motor Inn, Rt. SO Red Monmouth Rd., West Long Branch. Bank, 7(7-2600 SID'S HAIRSTYLIST, 200-OBB1 AUTO RENTALS I.AD1ICS: Wltlmiit previous ejqiorlcnnft A YEAR'S SUBSCRIPTION you i:;in cum as imicli as 5- or more HOLIDAY DINING 'KOSPECT MARKET SPECIALTY — per hour In your sptiro time. Avon THE DAILY REGISTER B&l's Tavern & Restaurant Holiday Fruit Baskets. We Deliver. Call trains you. Write J. ltlrclinll, P.O. linx 141 Blircwabury Avo., Red Bunk M7-5120, 09 I'rospoct Ave, lied Bank /)cal| Nntlnnal, Intcrnatlonn] NCWB, Kltchon opp.i 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. LEASE A NEW 789, Port Monnioulh, or call 741-4313 or porta, Comlcn, Byndlcntcd ColumnlntB HOP Deal Food and Liquor Slore for 4*2-3377. iinl Special FenturcH. RJVKH I1OUBE INN Klncnt Holiday Entertaining. FORD MERCURY INDUHTIUAL NIIKHKS - Inimfillfito MAIL simaruiPTiosiauiPT N Open Christmas .12 Norwood Ave. Deal 531-1(64 openings (or two ImliiHtrlrt) ntir.'tf.i. 8 inn Yeitr S2.T (M), Hlx Montlin $12,B0, 1 Blnjrham Avc. Rumson 842-2200 IAPPY HOLIDAYS — To all our OR CONTINENTAL! a.m. - 4 p.m. shift, nnd VI niidnlKlil to tirce MonMifl W.30, Onn Month J2.2U, FOR DISTINCTIVE »INlN WAWITO-MAJLE FOE SALE FOB SALE FOR SALE THE DAILY REGISTER rri/lay, I)nj?in}*r 15, 1967—21

VlM P."'- I* «'<« a.m., £12 ity VU£ ITEMS YOU MO LONGER UNPAIMTEO FURNITURE lnnullt 8C&P/JE1* JTAU-, HL6M. 270 BROKEN GLASS IN HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE yen Mwnouth, lua atrvlng pler.es. Crystal set, 20 BKIS — 6-9, 120. 5-7, JUS. Boots, men' FREE HEAT, COOKING GAS, HOTWATER AND AIR CONDITIONING Plvlnlon, Line Rd., Matawan. "pieces, Eervtce for four. 367 Rt. 35, size 12, ;15. size 8, buckle, 115, wom- INCLUDING ... DAILY REGISTER -ficMletown, (Across from Cobble- ens' size 6, $15. 842-2577 evenings. EXPERT CARPENfER~WANTEf~ stones). T.V. ond phone cullots, 12 cu. ft. refrigeroiors, parking ond walk-In storage Trim, alteration!, layout, cabinet work iPBCIAL AT SYCAMORE QREENS — facilities. Spacious rooms, large closets. Walk to shopping plaza, buses ond • KITCHEN AID DISHWASHER Benefit* and paid vacallona. Call after FAMILY AD SINGER KLKCTRIC PORTABLE ~— Spinet piano, Uke new, $375. Solid school. 7 p.m. 7U-11K J25. Bears rider mower, 28" cut, leaf :herry breakfront by Drexel, JI29. Mis- DIRECTIONS: Garden slote exit 117 to 36, eost on 36 to Airport Shopping' • G. E. SELF CLEANING OVEN 3 LINES - 5 catcher attachment, $05. 842-1&73 or cellaneous antique- pieces. Kara china, Pkiio, turn left, then rwo blocks to model oporrment. From 35, (J, M, RETIRED OZNTLEMAN - WuiteTto DAYS "4l-6f)50. :ut glass, pressed glass. New fine qual- Fields) to Hazlrt Ave., turn left on Mldd.e Rood, straight otiwd. • AMERICAN OLEAN TILE run hot dog vendor. Part-time; from FOR $ ity wing chairs 198.50. Browsers wel- 11 a.m. -4 p.m. Must have drlver'i COMPLETE SET — Lionel trains with come. No obligation. Sycamore Ave., • SELECT OAK FLOORS licence. Call 261-3208 after 6pm JUST large train board, 150. CaU Little Silver. 741-8505. Phone 264-1846 2.00 741-2889 • AMERICAN STANDARD CLIMATE CONTROL HEAT Available lor Merchandise For Bale only. SIX-PIECE DRUM SET — Excellen DINING ROOM — Table, server, buf- HELP WANTED—Male - Female Article rnuat originate from a houiehod condition. Call between 7-8 p.m. 741- fet. Dinette set. Single bed, dresser, PETS AND LIVESTOCK • STEEL GIRDERS and may not exceed a nale price of 4Ofi4. Studio couch. P.ugs. After 6, 741-7129. APARTMENTS $M).0fl Per article. CLOCKS — Grandfather (Westminster), • 6" INSOLATION WANTED Price MUST Le advertised. Each addi- LENDER. DELUXE P.EVERB AMPLI- 'OODLE — For Christmas. AKC. tional line $1,00. No copy changes may FIER — and cover, J125. Gibson fulz large banjo, 2 German (wall), 2 OG's, Beautiful beige female. 14 weeks old. LONG BRANCH SUPERCALIFRAGILISTIC be made and no discounts or returns tone, J2S. 741-7330. quail cuckoo; others. 642-2S42. Excellent pedigree. Clll 774-1235. St. Leo's Parish — Convenient To LIncroft-Eationtown Area.' will be made II ad U canceled before RED BANK AREA licenced tuuianca lalei person to man xpl ration. STERLING SILVER Souvenir flponni DIFFERENT MR. BANTA CLAUS — Come down the NEW CARDEN APARTMENTS age our Insurance department for new and Serving Pieces. EAST JiOU.SE AN- chimney with POODLES In your sack. FURNISHED 3!4 ROOMS $135 rections: Corner Rt. 537 and Swimming River Rd., west to You'll find our Chrlttmu decorations IT relocated office. To Plice Your Daily Register TIQUES, Hwy 36 at Bears Ave., At- Will hold for Christmas. 741-0464. 4'i ROOMS $160 -akeside Ave. PAUL P. BOVA lantic Highlands. 291-2147. wrappings end ornament! different and UNFURNISHED 314 ROOMS $110 FAMILY AD, CALL . . . unusual. Hugo lelectlon. Lowest prices. TOY POODLES — Females, AKC reg- 414 ROOMS $135 K Cherry Tree Farm Rd. ORNAMENTS A.ND LIGHT3 — For The S&otch Pine Artificial Trees axe itered. Call HEAT, HOT WATER. New MOD mouth Chrlstmaa tree, one roll-away bed, tw most unusual. 787-1050. COOKING GAS SUPPLIED PHONE P. T. LAHIFF Call for details Mohawk rugB, gray, 4^x12, runaer CALL 747-4233 or 422-0691 741-6900 (gray) 9'. chest IsloragC) 22'' »Me 2 PROWN'S SELECT NOW FOR CHRIBTMAS — *• 671-2544 24-Hour Sarvic* high i' long. 691 Broad St., Shrews a Broad BL Red Bank 741-7500 Cute Dalmatian puppies. Good chil- bury. 946-4828 KITCHEN CHAIH8 HECOVERED — CONTENTS — Complete, four-room dren's pets • watchdog. 462-5528 or ,EONARD0 — Three rooms unfin- LOOKING FOR EXTRA CASH? Earn (609) 448-6310. ished, SSO plus utilities. Available now. $30-150 weekly by «cr/ing your own Dinette sets and bar itooli. Monmouth apartment. Portable stereo, like new, Dfnettt, 116 Monmouth Bt, Red Bank. $27.50. Ottoman (3.60, maple bench 'all 291-0810. cslatilfihed AM newspajrfr route In 7I1&B33. .1 IN PROFESSIONAL DOG GROOM- Long Branch. Applications now being HAMMOND $8.50, two-pleco maple living room ING—AKC puppies for sale, all breeds. RED BANK — Three-reom apartment. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE accepted. Call 74T-339fl or 681-5177. SINOER ZKJ ZA3 suite 929.50. Vacuum cleaner $7.50, elec- Birds. Monkeys. Fish. All your pet Unfurnished. Reasonable. Call 747-663' RepoaseHaed. Makes buttonholes, mono- tric heater $0.50. Five-piece maple di- needs. Open 7 days, 12 to 9. Country or 747-5341. BOOKKEEPER — MauIreT rMponslblei BramB, hems, twin needle. Needs no nette set 139.M, Hlde-a-bed $49.50, up- Squire Pet Shop, 73 First Ave., At- for small Red Bank office, Must have attachments. Balance (56.70 or *6.50 holstered arm chair $12.50, bookcaaa :Uc Highlands. 291-3850. TWO OR THREE-ROOM FURNIBHBD tUMSON — Prime residential experience Jn payroll, financial rei-o ORGAN REDDEN AGENCY monthly. Trade-lnl ok. $7.50, modem kneehole desk $16.50, cof- SIAMKBK KITTENS — Purebred, eight — Apartment, avallabl« Dec. 15. CaU icinity. Modern, spacious Colo- butigeU, and complete bookkeeping op CREDIT DEFT. 25*-5353 fee Uble $4.75, floor lamp $4.79, etc. 747-3842. AH utilities. peratlon. 35-hour week. Balary ba«d OF ASBURY PARK RUSCIL'S, a B. Front Bt., Red Bank. ecks old, box tralnf-d. Call al. Living room and den have on ahllltf and experience. Kor apjill CARl'ET — Save money, buy direct. Corner of Main St. 4 MatlUwn Are. ^41-1693. 222-3483 FOUR ROOMS AND BATH — Fur- ireplaces. Formal dining room, 741-9100 Up to 30% off. Fiec chop at home ished or unfurnished. Reasonable. 872- tlon and Interview call 74T-2928, ANTIQUES — Wide variety GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUPPIES — llectric kitchen. Five bedrooms, service. Call Paul KeMsen, 462-362fl. THE LARGEST ORGAN AND PIANO Healthy. Champion sired. Wonderful JiS or 997-2766. EXPERIENCED SALESPERSON — KJREPLACE WOOD FOR SALE — Or CaU '/2 batlu. Jalousied porch. Full Realtors - Insurers Needed for our Shrewsbury office. DISPLAY IN THE SHORE AREA Christmas present. 94S-B56O, KEANSBURQ — Unfurnished, thre Progpecu and listings available. We your own wood cut up. Call B71-0T4O MINIATURE GERMAN SCHNAL'ZER— rooms and bath. Heat Included, $00. lasement. Hot water baseboard ur 671-2*310 Open dally 'til 9 p.m. Sat 'Ul C p.n Adulu. Call 787-1283 before 3 p.m. 78" Member of Bed Bank arc member! of two multiple listing; PING PONS ANYONE? Champion sired male, 7 weeks old, ;as heat. Attached two-car ga- Multiple Listing atTVlces. All Inquire* kept confidential. -dy for Christmas. 741-8762. 6255 after 5:30. age. Formal plot. Reduced to TUB CURTW AGENCY, Realtors, 1(1- SAWS SHARPENED Factory Authorized Special Offer We have Just the ping pong top for New Hammond Spinet Organ Christmas. Regulation two piece, size POODLES — Toy, males. One black, 'ANORAMIC VIEW of bay and ocean. 169,500. >IEW SHREWSBURY RANCH - 3M0. 600 Shrewsbury Avc., New It's safer and more efficient to tin i'xy, painted soft green and costs only one gray, AKC. Will hold until Christ- Five-room apartment. Ideal lor couple Shrewsbury. sharp saw blade or hand saw. Yes, we $595 13.95 both pieces. mas 787-8818. or bachelor. $130 a month Includes al JUMSON — Choice living area, our bedrooms, two baths, sharpen both. Or select a new blade utilities. Jan. 1 occupancy. 741-3754. rrom our large slock of wood, meta Comt In for a (ree demonstration , RED BANK LUMBER AKC REGISTERED MALE DACHS- iving room with dining area. 'aneled gameroom. Lot one half SITUATIONS WANTED • Femal. stonecuttlns blades. Limited time only. HUND PUPPIES — Standard red. Ask-LONG BRANCH — New largo two-bed- Fireplace. Electric kitchen. Two ere plus, Monmouth Regional Pearl and Wall, Red Bank 711-5SM ing J75. CaU 566-2823. room apartment with laundryroom Paj RED BANK LUMBER 775-9300 own utilities. Available Jan. a. 222-8554 jedrooms, iy2 baths. Hot air oil Igh School nearby. $23,750. CENTAL AS81BTANT - OialnWe, TWO QUITARS - Framus acoustical, BEAGLE PUPPIES — AKC. Excellent school trained, some experience. Call Pearl anil Wall, Red Bank 741-550H HOSPITAL BED — With mattress, »20, Kllre electric, three pick-ups, both Sun- JNFURNISHED — Five large rooms, leat. Attached oversized one-car >IEW LISTING — Little Silver H7-M9O. patient lift, $20, wheel chair, S20, Also pedigree, Champion bloodline. Bred for CHRISTMAS TREES — B to W. 286 burst and made In West Germany. dlspoiitlon. 741-1775. first floor. Email family. $80. Call 747- ;arage. Approximately two-acre Colonial. Fireplace in living rpom. WOMAN — Will c»re for child ol work- three rooms of furniture, S50. 787-0633. $75 (Framus), $120 (ICllra), cases. 1541. ilot. $45,500. Bay Ave., -all 741-4981 between 7-9 p.m. CHRISTMAS PET — Beagle, seven arge dining room. Modern kitch- ]nr mother In own home. Call 747- Highlands FIREPLACE WOOD — FREEHOLD — Apartment furnlnhel RUMSON — Convenient, rustic, 11JT. months. AKC registered, shots, $35. Call Paneled den; also paneled FOLEY — Biw sharpening outfit. Com' Call ORGAN — ConsoleUe, three octaves, 671-0576 ailer 4:3O p.m. Good location. Also ona furnished 50 chord buttons. One year old. Coat llclency. TV 462-1231. locale. Compact Cape Cod. Liv- ameroom Screened porch. Choice MATURE WOMAN desires position » pltte. 230 Roosevelt Ave., $100, sell lor $45. 671-5257. POODLE PUPPIE8 — AKC registered. ing room with fireplace. Formal receptionist In professional otflce. OaUiurst SNOW TIRES — 13", whltewalls, stud BEA BRIGHT — Winter rental. Fur- ocation. $38,500. Pln and 5. MOBIL Double bed, box sprlns;. 222-73T6. WEART-NEMETH Ipaclous living room, modern kitchen, 33 III) OMEOA XNLAKGER — LeIU NOW RENTING SEPARATE BUILDING FOR LEAS Fabulous buslnest opportunity. Service easel, less lens. Call PORTABLE CHORD ORGAN - Mini, •taUon (or lease. Minimum amount of WESTINOHOUSE REFRIGERATOR - 4,500 sq. ft ground floor Including base- large den, two good bedrooms and 741-4391 for Christmas, all year. Cost flS9, se ment, loading dDck. Light nianuiauui AGENCY investment, maximum amount of train S83. 741-1629. Avacado. TJied two months. Cost $189. 1968 Early Winter tug. For details call 6T2-42S0 before & RACINO CAR »BT 1/S1 - With Uble, 95. Sacrifice, $100. Call 741-8863. Ing. Call 717-1100. REALTOR lath. Full basement. All In excellent And »1-UW alUr &. Hi. Call NURSERY STOCK - Small sties. Tax- DIKING ROOM SET — 9 • piece wal- Occupancy SPACE FOR RENT — Industrial zone, (291JS23 us Capltala (upright yew). Coioradfi nut, In good condition, J50. CaU 946- Long Branch. 2000 to 8000 ft., one floor 102 WEST FRONT ST. undltlon and Just (22,500. Blue Spruce. Blue Atlaa Cedar. Shads (504. prinklered, Cyclone fence. Call 229- INSTRUCTION BOY B 24" Roadmaster bicycle — Used and ornamental trees. T. J. McMAHON, 3423 for Inspection. six months, 120. Call 142 Lexington Ave., Fair Baven, N. MINK DIED MUSKRAT — Fur coat, The Dowstra Agency 7*1-1179 Sat and Sun., 124 p.m. Riverview Towers FREE CAREER TEST size 16, excellent condition, 940. Ifan'i 741-2240 GARAGE BAIX—AU day, »ny day. In- NORDMENDE RADIO — Made West two-pants emit, 38 regular, $5. CaU 2Su- HOUSES FOR RENT If computer programming the profes- expensive and Interesting, 6c to 13. Germany, broadcast short-wave, long- 1240. 28 Riverside Ave., 91 East Front St., Red Bank Call for rundown on Items. KH East Member of Red Bank «1OD lor 7OU7 Take the tree ECP] wave, IS band, also marine band, 11C DID YOU KNOW RENTALS — SEASONAL — YEAHL Career Test. Call MJMW or rlslt ECPJ R4.. Belford. 787-2170. volt attachment. First 1125 takes 1 Red Bank, N. J. ELLA WILTSHIRE, Realtor Multiple Listing Service at MS Monmouui Park Hwr., W. Long GLASSWARE — Frunes, furniture and Like new. 741-9012. You can shop for Christmas from 741-8700 Braack. most anything you can mention. I13A V SECTIONS OF OAKLAND — Wltl a.m. to 9 p.m. SHOP EARLY. 12 STORY LUXURY APT. BUILDING 14S0 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright 842-000 TUTORING Stone Rd., Union Besch. 261-1262. Hghta, |2 each. Two 30" copperion PROWN'S ON THE BEAUTIFUL SHREWSBURY TWO AND THREE-BEDROOM HOME1 COMMUTER ductless hoods, J22 each. 842-1572. (NAVESINK) RIVER. FEATURING — For rent or sale. $125 to $150 SANTA SUGGESTS AH subject! and languages taught la ACCORDION — 120 bass, wllh CSJ» 32 Broad Bt. Red Bank 741-7501 .. . Beautifully furnished lobby " month. THE KIRWAN CO., REAL, and built In amplifier. Make offer. 767- CONVENIENCE :fia beat gift for the entire family would your borne. CAMBRIDGE, 721-7486 12-VOLT BATTERY — 48 raotilhs f 33 MM elide projector — With 12 trays. . . . Heated swimming pool TORS, Beliord, 787-5500. W. Keansbur 5118 between 8-8 im. antee. Two snow tires, 950-15, In good . . . Sauna oaths 787-6600. Hazlet. 264-7100. be this room/ four-bedroom ranch ENROLL NOW condition. All 150, 264-S761. $25. New battery-operated automata Four bis bedrooms. 21' llvlnr room. home. It la located on a quiet street, ENTIRE STOCK NEW FURNITURE — toothbrush, a. 264-1736. .. . Marina WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS - Formal dining room. 18' recreation close to good schools. It has a largo IBM Save S100 on fancy store prices. Triple PIANO — Smaller size upright. Rea- ... Central air conditioning Furnished and unfurniBhed. Immedlal room. Two-car garage. Wall-to-wall car- llrlnff room, gameroom, separate din- dresser. Giant live-drawer chesL Book- sonable. Call REFRIGERATOR — $40, storm win ... 24 hour doorman service occupancy. SAMUEL TEICHER AGEN- pet. Appliances. And much more. Walk ing room, full basement and many ex- • Keypunch ease bed. All «95. Mylon three-piece 291-0121 dows, scale, bedspread, $2 each, bicycle . . . Indoor parking garage Oceanport Are., OceanporL 542- o shopping and commuter service. No tras. A new listing at ?23,750. • Computer Programming living room, 1138. Contour support mat- table, bed, sink, rocker, Cashmere ... Balconies with river view 1500. • OfUc* Automation tresses. All sizes. Also box spring, $30. GUITAR — Two pickups. Separate on< coat $10 each. 4«2-15M. ,. . Refrigerator and dishwasher Sown payment Vets; low down non- FMLL BROS., Realtors Day or evening classes — Free place Many bargains. Free delivery. Set up off tone and volume control, vibrato. *85 to *2S0 Per Month feu. $26,900. Bint sarrtee. credIL Open to 9. In best condition. 842-9639. 50 GALLON STAINLESS 6TEEL FISH by Frigidaire THE BERG AGENCY Call 566-1881 Now! 813 River Rd. 741-7688 Fair Haven TANK — Completely equipped with Rt 35 Mlddletown Member Multiple Listing Service NORTHEAST IRWIN'S FINE FURNITURE FEN-DER JAZZ1IASTER — Hint con stand, air-compressor, water circulator, VAN'S AGENCY, REALTOR 671-1000 Hwy. 34 and Main St., Matawan BUHNEM MACHINE! SCHOOL 27 MimmouUt St. 747-0011 Red Bank dltlon. Best offer. filter system, artificial plants. Rocks RENTING OFFICE 741-4843 and lights. $50. 8724671 evenings. LITTLE SILVER — Three-bedroom, Subject to government approval (More Classified Ads M Broad St. Red Bank SEARS FLOOR FURNACE — And two-bath Cape Cod. References re- 747-4841 Uiermostat. 73,000 btu output. Used ant STORM WIN DOW FOUR 10 gal. stainless steel aquarlumi 36 RIVERSIDE AVE. quired. $185. Lawrence J. Schilling, ALL THIS FOR $22,000 APPROVED FOR VETERANS season. t». 264-1518. heater*, gravel filters, assorted lisa and Realtor. 7(7-4121. On The Next Page) stands. 787-6433. RED BANK, N. J. Four bedrooms, In Fair Haven. 15x10 STOCK AND DIE — Rldgid rachet %" NEW SHREWSBURY - Four boi paneled all purpose room. 20x15 paneled MERCHANDISE to 1" plus other set; S15. Combination SALE TWO PIECE SECTIONAL —Orange, rooms, two baths. Two-car garage. 74 'amtly room. Fireplace In living room. baby carriage and car-bed wltn mat- now at 965. Rouo-Flex camera, cost $200 new. 3681 evenings, 949-4419 days. Screened porch. Tiled bath with plumb- FOR SALE tieis. 115. Call after S p.m., 223-3152. Sell for best offer. 747-4708. PHONE 741-1732 Ing and space available Tor the second COMMERCIAL RENTALS UNFURNISHED — Three-room bunga- aath. Deep, fenced roar yard for ihi BRAND NEW—Lionel A American Fly- PROWN'S LUDWIO DRUM SET — mo. Bchwlnn OFFICE OPEN 10 A.M. TO 5 P.M. low. North Long Branch. Newly dec children. Top school at the enrt of tin WHITE ALUMINUM er cars and accessories, below whole- 3FREEZE3 Broad RSt .— BearsRe 17.d 2Ban euk. 741-750ft. up0- Stingray boy's bike, $20. ISO B>. dumb- orated. $S0 per month plus utilities jtreet. Call us lor appointment. Is tot thing — See the BIG-M white sale cost. All cloie-outa. 872'9706. bell and barbell set $15. 842-1875. (CLOSED MONDAYS) RENTAL MOR. Call 229-0771 after 6 p.m. MODERN OFFICE SUITES right, white, like new. Quick sale. J125. MR. ROY Modern office suites — Locoted heart aluminum combination window. Only < S CU. FT. HOTPOINT RBFRIGERA 747176!. SCHWDOt BIKE — Boy's »", gold. HALL BROS., Realtors lor IH INSTALUJD. Ton will never UNFURHISHED CANNON POINT VIL- UNFURNISHED — Immediate occu of Red Sank odjacent to the entire TOR—140. Good condition. Console ta- DIAMOND — 111 carats. Sacrifice. Can be seen at Frank's Bike Bhop, 1st pancy. Five rooms, three bedroom 113 River Rd. 711-7686 Fair Haven "eleatronlc community, FortMonmauih see a value like this ANYWHXRE. ble elactrlc sewing machine. All at. Ave., Atlantic Highlands. Worth $50. LARGE Apartments. 239 Spring St., Member Multiple Listing Service (700. Will sacrifice. 291-5715. Red Bank. 3 and 3tt rooms. Total elec- two baths. Full basement. Eicellen and newly expanded Riverview Hos- FROWN'S tachments, 135. Call 264-5682. 8(5-2988 tric See manager, Apt. E-S. condition. $150 per month plus utllltle. pital. Fully olr conditioned, private HOHNER ACCORDION — 120 bus. Lease required. Prefer small family, SPICK 'N SPAN! H Broad St. Bed Bank 741-7500 BEST TOP SOIL FRENCH PROVINCIAL sofa, chair and KEANSBUTtG — THREE-ROOM GAR- E.A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY. Realto parking — Model Suite on display. New condition. Call after ( p.m. 842- If.t room ranch, near Red Bank and Brochures by request. PINO PONG TABLE—tli. Pewter tea- Qood fill dirt, blue stone, rosd cravsl, ottoman, fruitwood trim, five yean old. 1174. DEN APARTMENT. CLEAN. QUIET. 555 Prospect Ave., Little Bllver. 74' pot KS, single bed $10, Boeton Rocker «»nd, etc. Bulldozlu lid bickhoe isr- Needs reupholsterlng. Best ofler. Ca AIR-CONDITIONED. SCIENCE KITCH- 4500. only three yeara old; two bathe, at- Exclusive Rental Agent 111, Iron Dutch-own S>, six LI- 842-4 654. OAK DINING ROOJi SET — Nine EN. WALK TO BUSES, SHOPPING. tached garage, fenced yard. Available vice. Eckel's Trucktnf. Mortamrllli, Stl- Immediately. Immaculate. $21,200. CaU PAUL BRAGAR nogt bouillon cups and saucers. IS WOT. MAGNAVOX TV — Console. In good piece*. (US. CaU OWNIR MAINTAINED. $105 MONTH. LEONARDO — Four bedrooms, 1 ts.cn. Stuffed animals 25-50c, colored 741-4425 (71-9042. baths. Near schools, and transportation. today. Realtor & Insurer FIREPLACE WOOD-Corn Fed Hog»— working order. No reasonable Oder re- 5250 monthly. Immediate occupancy, bottles, frames, odds and ends, 10c-Il. fused. Call 747-0769. UTILITY TRAILER — (SO. LONG BRANCH — Modem four rooms JOSEPH S. McCUE 794 Brood Street, Shrewsbury, N.J. TUBS,, Wed., Frl., 10-4, 55 Peters PI., Also bay and straw and mulcn hay. CtU 291-2234. Phono 747-0221 Red Bank. 741-1855. 2S44S21 COMMODE — Round tavern table, Call and bath, furnished. Heat and water 946-1885. supplied. Until June lsL 22S-1553. HIGHLANDS — Two bedroom bunga REALTORS CHRISTMAS PRESENTS — Olo surf IF YOU WANT A REAL OLD FASH- school bench, frames, chairs, china, low. Unfurnished. $75. Utilities not In- board, 9'2", second hand, first hand IONED — Christmas, buy a real old paintings, player piano, trunks. 843-3M' FRESH KILLED TURKEYS THREE ROOMS—And bath, furnished. cluded. Call 87M8S1. 10 Ridge Rd. Hurnson 842-0414 condition. Matusek piltar J40 with .'ashloned Christmas tree at FINET'fl, AMPLIFIER — Ampeg Gemini 2, six All utilities Included. Adulu only. No Member Multiple Listing: case, Gibson folk guitar |25 with caie 130 Monmouth St, Red Baric months old, with wheels and cover. Order now! Geese, Ducks, Capons. £s- pets. 747-5320. RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY — DISTINGUISHED CaU 671-2330. «kay hickory amoked hams, fully oooked, Three bedrooms, living room, dining surfboard, first band M0. d'8"), cal ELECTRIC GUITAR — Lead and delicious. Lane's Market, 10 White St, HIGHLANDS — Furnished. Bedroom, room, den, two baths. $185. CR0WEL1 EDNA M. NETTER T41M11. rhythm two pickup. £33. Call 7*1- DISHWASHER — Portable, coppertone, Red Bank. 741-0475. kitchen, and bath. $55, plus utilltes. Call AGENCY, REALTORS, 741-4030. Eves. RGaltorl OFFICE CASTRO CONVERTIBLE COUCH-J25 7348. under service contract Excellent con- 2H-2405 after 5:30 p.m. 741-3056. •AEM8—HOMES-INDUSTKIAL BITE! Castro lounger »5. Youth's chest J5. TRUMPET — ?30. girl's 24" bike, HO. dition. flOO. 14 cu. ft, frostless refrig- BED RECUNffiR CHAIR — $40. Over, FURNISHED — Four rooms. No peta. HOLMDEL-COLTB NECK SPACE 7-plece blond dinette with buffet 125. Both In excellent condition. Call 8«2. erator, while, five years old, H00. 747-stuffed chair, $10. SylvanU TV, $100. 15 Third Ave., Atlantic Highlands. $140 HIGHLANDS ~ Four rooms, ga3 heat, MARLBORO—FREEHOLD AREAS Zenith HI FI, 9100. Two indoor anten- nice location. $S0 plus utilities. 872- Dutch Lane Rd., RD 1, Marlboro Located In center of Red Bank Consols radio no. 7B7-M5S. 2226. 9668. per month, utilities Included. nae, 95 each. Call 741-2869. 0058. P. O. Box Wi. Freehold busiaeta district TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machines. BABY CARRIAGE — Car-bed combin- METAL LATHE — 6' flit bed Crafts- FIVE-ROOM APARTMENT — Conveni- All these features provided: All makes new or used. Guaranteed. ation, (10. Lullabye crib, HO. Baby man, 12" swing. Complete. S150. 672-TIRB8 — Two Whitehall snow Urei ent location. References and security NEWLY REMODELED COTTAGE 462-4151 1312. with rims, 1.50x15 • $20. Two regulai Highlands. Quiet St, Ideal for couple, • Central air conditioning Low as $23. Serplco'l. 101 Monmouth jumper, bathlnette, to both. 747-44M. required. THE McOOWAN AGENCY. 291-22G3 or 747-3530. Evenlms 536-9149 • Self service elevator BL Next to theater. 74T-04»5. whltewalls without rims 6.60x19, $20, 747-3000. • Private parkins space GAS STEAM RADIATOR — Cast Iron FENDER PRECISION BASS — Llkl Snow chains, etc. Call 871-1985. FAIR HAVEN * Complete Janitorial service DESKS Sift up FILES, tables, chain, Good heating unit now in operation. new. Must sell. Sacrifice J135. 787-4071 311 NICE ROOMS — Furnished. Utili- BIG WARM FRIENDLY HOUSE - addinr machines, typewriters, office HO AND 027 — Used engines, cars, ties supplied. Near all buses. Private Looking for congenial person or pel * Individual thermostatically con- »2J 767-6110. anytime. ' sons to share. Call after 6 p.m. 67: Charming converted barn. Large living trolled beat equipment, etc., at bargain prices. New track, etc. Low prices. Fill out your entrance. Adults only. Call 741-0060. room with beamed celling and built-in * Wall-to-wall carpeting OT uied. AAC DESK OUTLET. KL », 21" RCA VICTOR CONSOLE TV — CHRISTMAS TREES — Live, firs, set for Christmas. Call 842-4514. >ar. Pretty and unusual kitchen, sepa- Oakhurat, 531-3990. J50. A-l condition. Call iprucB and pine. S4. CaU MATAWAN - 4S4-ROOM DUPLEX 'ate laundry, two quaint bedrooms and Call for appointment to inspect. 7U-2173 741-8109. WITH BASEMENT. AIR CONDI- RUMSO.V HOME—Water rights. Unfur FOR THE PERFECT WEDDING TIONED. GLENN GARDENS, 90 MAIN nlshed. Living room with fireplace, din bath, garags and small studio In roar. HANDPAINTED MILK CANS — Kero- MACHINERY FOR SALE Ing room, kitchen, laundry. Three bed- Quiet location. Unusual offering Asking 747-1100 -O0WN — Bridesmaid dresses and all YOUNO COUPLE SPLITS — Recent!: ST. $19,500. McAllater Agency Realtors, 109 accessories with Individual personal ser- sene stoves, and pot belly stoves. 291 purchased three-room outfit returned NEW AND USED HACHTNERY — rooms, 114 baths, cellar. Garage. Im- vloevice. Call VirginiVlrglnlia Klmball, Freehold. 9216. to be sold, for unpaid balance of S293. UNFURNISHED — Three-room apart- mediate occupancy. References. S160 E. River Rd., Rumaon. 842*1894. Tool loom and manufacturing. What ment Heat and hot water. Center of 462-7773. Includes nine-piece sleep-two living have you for sale MorrU Machinery JO3EPH G. McCUE, Realtors, 812-044 LITTLE SILVER BRICK AND FRAME KODAK 8 MM MOVIE OAMERA — *1<2 room wUh matching chairs, tables, town. Adults only. No pets. References. Thayer baby crib, fflay and white. $10. Co., Newark. 642-1122. Rent (95. 787-0012. :ORSEY AREA—With country living COLONIAL RANCH. Oood construction APARTMENTS Excellent condition. 787-O61B. lamps; alx-plece double dresser bed- Modern cottage, alr-condltloned. Living features throughout. Den. Game-room. RENT A TV room; seven piece deluxe dinette and EFFICIENCY APARTMENT—For rent. Three fireplaces. Three bedrooms, two Color or black and white. Day, week II.O. GAUGE TRAINS — Like new. room, dining room, kitchen, two bei many extras. Terms arranged, only i3 MERCHANDISE WANTED Two rooma. Kitchen, living room-bed' rooms, two baths Basement, Oarage. tmtlia, MUST BE SEEN. $45,000, . or month. Low rates. BAVSHORE TV Two engines, two transformers, many a week. FIELD FURNITURE, 7-11 E. room combination, shower. Private en- LAWRENCE J. SCHILLING SS Church gt.. Keanshurg. 7S7-4400. extras and accessories. Clarinet with On large estate. References. $250 MONMOUTH BEACH Front St., Keyport 264-3020. Open Tues. ANTIQUES — Tiffany Items, toys, fur- trance. Near Riverview Hospital. Newly JOSEPH G. McCUE, Realtors, 812-0441 REALTOR 74M121 PROFESSIONAL OOLK CLUBS — Nev case and stand, $40. Guitar for begin- Wed. Thurs. Sat. 9 AM till E PM. Mon.niture, china, paintings, statuary, coins, decorated. Adults only. Write Box A-152, Willow Dr. ft Parker Ave., Little silver er UBBd, 9 Irons, 4 woods. Value ¥325. ner, H5. Call 747-0205. * Frl. 9 AM til 6 PM. lighting fixtures. Carved oak dining The Dally Register, Red Bank. ,D BANK — Six-room duplex, new] MULTIPLE LISTING MEMBER • PRIVATE MARINA! Will sell for $140. 284-5527. room pieces. Copper Kettle Antiques, decorated. Available January 1. Rete FIVE-PIECE BEDROOM SET — B»5-KODAK 500 8LIDE PROJECTOR — OakhursL 531-1699 or 229-0892. BEAUTIFUL, modern three-room fur- ences required. 747-5420. ;NCOMK PROPERTY - KEANSBURQ FIREPLACE WOOD CRIB—6x4. Holds sett. Refrigerator, washer. 3S7 Rt. 35, F3.5 lena, compact and light weight, nished apartments, lied Bank; Also • CABANA CLUB! Mlddletown. (Across from Cobble- Pwo modern attached ranch homes. U cord of wood. Custom made. $60 needs no roagazino to operate. Cosi COLLECTOR — Wants old toy tralr near Fort Monmouth. 747-1647. 741-3213. ELBERON — Four bedrooms, three feat and clean. One three-bedroom Call 94S-8227. stones) JS9.5O. Prlco $30. 741-0374. any condition. Pay cash or will trade ull baths, two-car garage. Carpeting. • Individual Terracei! H.O., 027, 0, standard gauge. 774-3710. M1DDLETOWN—Three-room furnished 7atlo, aundeck. Immediate occupincy. and one, one-bedroom. Oversized pa- apartment. Adults only. Call after 4 1255 month. Call Monday, 229-2814-. rage. Immediate occupancy In three- CASH FOR USED FURNITURE - p.m. 741-2447. bedroom ranch. Many extras. For ap- • Private Ocean Club! Clothes, household goods, tools, etc. pointment call 787-3733 between 8-12 Call 229-3543. MATAWAN BOROUGH — 314 and 414 room air conditioned garden apartments WANTED TO RENT i.m. Just 10 minute, from down- ANTIQUES — Paintings, K. J. Atla», from 1110 mo. (net rent) for February PORT MONMOUTH - Mlddletnwn CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Estates purchased and appraised. 747- or March occupancy. Private swim- WE HAVE an overflow of bona fid Twp. Lovely three-bedroom Cape Cod. town Red Bank, -luxurious 2003. The Hudson Shop, lac, 511 Broad club. MARC HAMPTON APTS., Mata- prospects looking for two or four be Modern kitchen, dining room, living appointment! in every apart- St Shrewsbury. wan Ave., between Ravine Dr. and rooms. Call us for fast action to hav room, cejamlc tiled bath, Recently re- A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! Aberdeen Rd. Phono 666-7019. your home rented. THE BERG AGEIi decorated. Large landscaped lot com- OLD FURNITURffl — Antiques, china, CY, Bt. 35, Mlddletown. 071-1000, iletely fenced. $17,ftOO. v.A. mortgage ment. I '/i bafhi. Individually glassware, art objects and brlc-a-brac, KING JAMES APARTMENTS — Val- :an be asaumed. 787-3071. controlled heat and air con- Immediate cash for anything and every ley Drive. Route 30, Atlantic Highlands. thing. Ruscll's 25 East Front St., 741' Three miles from Sandy Hook State i"AIR HAVEN — River view, river 1693. FURNISHED ROOMS Ights. Beautifully landscaped clght- ditioning. Teenage recreation General Contractors Painting and Decorating Park. One - and two - bedroom units. Adding Machines — Typewrite™ WANTED — One pair of side curtains Furnished or unfurnished. Swimming PRIVATE ROOM — with bath. Firs -oom Colonial, All rooms are very spa- room, plus adult party room, for TR-3. Call pool and recreation area. Patio or bal- lloor, Private entrance. Gentleman pn cious, Living room haa fireplace. ADDINO MACHINES — Typewriters WOItKINO MAN'S CONTRACTOR - THOMAS SLATE cony, each unit. Rent from $132, In- ferred. 747-1041. Charming science kitchen. Many, many sold, rented, repaired. Berplco's 101 Alterations. Repairs. Masonry. Small Free Estimates 671-2148 cluding heat and hot water. 2910770. closets. Full basement. Two-car at- Monmouth St., Red Bank, 747 OIK. Jobs, too. 5S1-S7H. Fainting and Decorating COMBO ORGAN with or without ampli- RED HANK—Furnished ronms, on flrsl tached garage. Convenient to schools, 4- & 5-ROOM APTS. Fully Insured 7414333 fier. Call KEANSBUHG — Duplex, suitable for anil second floors. Private entrance transportation. Transferred owner anx- 747-1417 1 or 2 people. Private entrance Lovely Sitting room and kitchen privileges. On ious (or offers. Asking $11,500, RD1> $ Aipbalt Paving CARPENTRY, cabinetry, Formica Pearl and Bead Restringlng neighborhood. $93 pur month Including Maple Ave., !4 block from Monmoutl: STON WATERBURY, Realtor, 16 W. unities. Call 787-1663. work and odd Jobs. 229-234B after 5 Ixpertly on braided nylon. St.00 a St. Women only. Inquire 43 Peters P ""•Mil St., Red Bank. 7*7-3500. F.OM 135 OBNERAL ASPHALT PA VINO INC. p.m. Frco estimates, reasonable. PETS AND LIVESTOCK LONG BRANCH — Lovely live-room Btrand. Sterling clacpa from 78c. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Scenic Including heat, hot water, Blacktop driveways and parking lots. REUSS1LLES', 3d Broad St., Red furnished apartment. Adults only. Call Drive. Furnished bedroom with kitch- LITTLE SILVER CaU for tree estimates. 232-82G8. Bank. POODLE CLIPPING — Christmas pup- after 5 p.m, 222-72(10. en privileges In prlvalo homo, Suitable low colonial. Threo tied room i, IVJ air conditioning and Insulation & Siding pies. White miniature at stud. Call LARGE — (2) Five-room apiirtmenK lor nne or two. Cnll after 0 p.m. 291 jathn, hanement. One-car fffirage and Diamond* Bought or Restylcd Plumbing and Heating 741-0464 One furnished; ono unfurnished. Two 3708. family room. Built to order. 528,500. off-itreet parking. INSULATION & SIDINO CORP. - AKC MINIATURE POODLE hedrooma each. Call 872-1881 or 747-3440. LOVELY ItOOM — Nicely furnlahei Let us buy the diamonds you don't PLUMBING — Heating am jalhroom S1LVERMINT HOMES, INC. wear or let us reslyle thorn for you Also windows, roofs, gutters, etc. remodeling. AT BTUD "^lato rntrance, Closo to town. 17 E, 10-30 year guarantee. Day or night 842.1516. ANSn'Ona — Throo rooins~unlur~- gnn PI,, Red llnnli. 812 3756. 741-1200 HAMILTONIAN personally Reuislllea', 39 Broad St. 775-8407. Adam Llnimayer 201-0302 CORRIGAN'S nluhed. Closo lo transportation, utilities POODLES — Brown miniatures, ten Included. $15. Call Slil)-S13.7. I1EDROOM, HATH — And T.V. dc 127 Oakland SI.. Red Bank 747-2700. weeks at Christmas. AKC registered open to refined man. Located In ex- Draperies 671.5384 after 5 p.m. THREE-ROOM — Furnished npiirtincnt Odd Jobs Roofing, Siding & Insulation 2nd floor. Bucurltv. References re- clusive nclghlxirhiKxl Mlddletown area. APARTMENTS AT MONMOUTH Upholstering, Draperies, MERItY CHRISTMAS quired, Call 5641780, after 6 p.m. $29 per week. Cull 071-0387. New Furnlluro, Bedspreads, OLBKN CO. INC. Hoofing, siding * Siamese kittens OFF OCEAN AVE.. BNOW PLOWINO — Ccllirs, garages Insulation Installed and guaranteed HIGHLANDS — Three rooms hirnlnlicil, BINCII.E ROOMS — Clean, cninfortnbl Slipcovers, Rods, Foam Hubbcr, for 10 yoars, 776-0705. 291-0540. 812-1074 rennonal'le. Gentleman preferred. I Custom Or Ready Made cleaned up. Have truck. Free esti- all utilities with bath. Call 872-031)2. 2S Wnllaco St., 741-5392. Onrago. BODMAN ARMS MONMOUTH BEACH mates. 741-214Q flftor 3 p.m. SIDINO — Alnco, Dupont Tcdlar and (1KIIMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES — Hwy. 30. ON NAVE5INK RIVER AKC roglstored, ilx months old. Call DIRECTIONS. East on Rum- Golden Touch Dacoratort Alcoa. Work guaranteed. COLTS NECK — Marlboro Area—fi February Occupancy. 177 Broad at, lied Bank. 7170603 741-6201. son Road [County Rt. 520) Painting and Decorating PROWN'S roomH unfurnished, necond floor. Nrc REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 1 Bedroom - 2 Bedrooms. ., Next To' New Post Office. POODLE—Brown, miniature, male, I pots. Heit and electric Included. 910- to Ocean Ave., Soa Brighl; 32 nroad St. Rod Bank 141-7500 months old. A-UC registered. Obedience 4332. HOUSES FOR SALE 1 & 3 Bedroom Duplex Pent Homes. CARL B. JONES — Painting and All beautiful apartments overlooking right Uoullil to Park, Road, Sewer Cleaning trained. Housebroken. Call 741-8532. Entertainment wallpapering. Fully Insured. For free RED BANK — Otm-bodroom furnished Ant~HAV]-rN"- NHW LISTING""-- Rlvor wilt) Panoramic view of river. Monmouth Boflch; right to estimates, call 747-lOil. AKC MINIATURE POODL1D TUPS — Apartment. All Utilities Included rit $115 Includes sunken living room, 12' Tickets available for latest Uroad- JACK'S BEWER CLEANING - With Champion bloodlines. Wormed and Inoc- per month, Lease and one mmith'B iirii convert*)*! to & charming Colnntnl Hflmiltonian at Monmouth Elootrlo sewer Itooter, cleans all iirito livlntf room with orlulr. Sliding doors fo patio, wall to will way shows and Major Sports fiivents. ROBERT a. FAHWELL tllatod. $95. Call 7B7-D5G3. iccurlty required. WHART NIGMI'lTII carpeting, Rooms sound proof. Indi- apartmonti. 176 Monmouth St.. Red Bank. household drains, pipes and sewer AGENCY, Til-2240. raitKMl CPIUHK!', two-timlroitniH, ••H Tainting * Decorating lines. 671-5080. POODLES — AKC, toys and lima 'iilk-ln closet, Homo with iiiitl.rjnlld (' vidual heating ond cooling system, For Ifrco Estimates Cull 842-31G9 ample parking. Boat fuclUHrs in minis m% weeks to six months, mnlcn, KBANBHUBO — Four rooms. M»a Innfnl IIFHIRM. Truly .1 buy fit SIO.MH Resident Mgr. Apt. 48 General Contractors Window Cleaning females, some champion slrod. $00 up. lor younK or fildorly cnniiln. flii[)|il3 PAUL Ml LA HA II AOENCIY, Ronllor roar future. Lcnini tiow he Ing ac- 5S0-DO59. cepted by oppolntmcnt only. CARPENTRY—Remodeling, paneling, PAINTTNO-PAPER IIANOINO-PLAB- AAA WINDOW OLEANINO own utilities. Call 787-082(1. IlhrfiWdlmry. 7(7-03-1. stops, sidewalks, patios. Reasonable TEH P.EI'AIHB - Rooms iVt and up. COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL 8A8BY WHITE POWDER PUFFS — ItKI) BANK — Threo rooms fiiml»l"i't MATAWAN -- Nix nmms. lTot w»t< WE DARE TO COMPARt: Phone 222-8309 r s. S42-438.1, 747-2336. uicnn work. 542-0812, 747-5643 Wost Highland Torrlern. AIIO, Wormed Aclulti. No pets, Call 741-11431 or 612- hunt, (florin wlniiiiwn. Nuwly decorate 741-0516 or £81-4496 and puppy shots. 636-3205. - 2277. Near Htorcn, Konnonahlo. 501} 6351. 22—Friday. D««rihf-r 196'/ HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SAI.F- HOUSES FOB SAJ.E THE DAILY Hi Mental Hejilth Center NEW YEAR'S SPECIAL FHA HOMES FOR SALE

HOUSES FOR SALE Start the New Year in this three- 1KHA PropjriiM ,re o«er<* for »:« to Pre**ut WVfMON bedroom, two-bath Fair Haven :hi&Bers without regard to tt Estate MONMOCTH COL'A'TV 'he prospective purchaser's race, color, ESTATE OF JOHN P. THOMAS, Aids Alcoholic Felons house. Living room, dining room, :reed or national origin. DECEASED DOCKET NO. L-MM-M FOUR-BEDROOM COLONIAL LOCAT- large family room. Conveniently Pursuant to the order of DONALD STATE OF NKW JKKSKY NEW BRUNSWICK — A mental gram he has established for J, CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate or the TO ED IN BEAUTIFUL, LOCUST - Jtut located. ollowing homes are repaired County of Mon mouth, thla day made, health center in a Yugoslav prison alcoholic felons. $26,000 on the application t>f the undersigned, FAIL fi. (ilKSE over the bridge fropi Rumson, on spa- ind bear 6 month FHA struc- YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED has reported encouraging results "It is noteworthy," he wrltei, Ruth Marko, Administratrix o( the es-anr] required to srrvp upon PILLS tale nf the said John P. Thomas, de BURY, BARNACLE, . TU'SPELL & the treatment of alcoholic fel- "that the suspicion of those un- cious lot, wrl] wooded and brand new. •ural warranty. fcasfd, notice Is hereby given tn th> 1 ELLEN S. CARTON . Attorney a for the Plaintiff ons through psychiatric care and dergoing treatment and the scorn crertiiors of aald deceased to prt'Bcn whose address la 878 Highway ;r!i-i Bpaclnus fntrance hall, large living u> tlie na.i(l ArimlnlHtratrlx their claiiiifi emotional rehabilitation. of the rest of the prison popula- urirter nalh' witliln six mnntha fr Mldrilelown, New Jersey, an Anuwe room, full B^rd dining room, ultra- Long as 30 years to pay. , to the Complaint tticA In a Civil Ac th>. date. " which you are tlif (Mendan Prisoners nearing the end of tion made therapy difficult to be- /Dited: December 8, 1W7 modern kitchen, den plus a gamernom. HAZELTON In the Superior Court of Ne gin." FHA will pay reasonable ami' -^S RUTH MARKO, •vilhln :ia il;iy« 'tftrr Dcccrnlj* their sentences at Sremska Mil- 4IW Jefferson Street, 2=,? baths, fporch and patio. Excellent Realtor 2'iifl, 1!H)7, exclusive of hiieh date prison, according to the In the program at $remska, ps- customary financing and clos- Eatontown, N. J, you fall to (In HO, judgrm-nl liy d Administratrix fault may IJP rendered njjalnst you f< report, spend Ihree months atjtients were first divided into two closets. Mcty attractive extras. Thii Rumson Samuel L. EpstHn, Esq. West River Road thf re Me f derna rifled in i!u> (V,njjilHinl the prison's mental health center groups, one of alcoholics and one ing costs. 700 Mattlson Avenue, You filial! file your answer and proi house has •Vharm" and fairly priced Aabury Park, N. J. nf Hervtct' In duplicate with the Tier under the care of a psychologist, of moderate drinkers who had 842-3200 r Attorney t52-O39- il8 28 Bralnard Ave., Port Mon nf thfi Superior Court State House Ai a social worker, a resident phy-i committed their crimes while in- at S57,5O0. mouth $300 Down—S8.R0Q Dec. 15, 22, 29, Jan. 5 $2 nox, Trvntim. New Jersey, In iioeur- MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 52-0M147 176 Hilltop Blvd., Cllffwot nnce with the rulea of civil practli sician and a psychiatrist to helpjtoxicated. Each group contained Beach. $400 Down—$12,000 anil procedure, •"*' HOUSES FOR SALE six to nine members. The Dowstra Agency L52.060fl°9 205 Cleveland Ave., Laurent Thla action him ln-m iriellt.iU'rt U ready themselves to reenter Harbor. $300 Down—$8,350 the purpose of forei'linlng a mortgat society. They came unescorted to the HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE 152-058873 5 Gulden St., Cllffwoo (fated Aiipuft 25, liWH, mnde by y< 91 East Front St., Red Bank Beach. $300 Down—J10.900 PLAIN 'N FANCY as mnrl sapor and payable to* SI' The report, entitled "Problem health center during the after- 152-041)908 705 Shell PI.. Neptune, $6C Right in Mlddletown Village, near train SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION LINCROFT BEACH EXCLUSIVE nown-J16.2(M a body corpora tf» of (he Stale or N« Drinkers in the Penitentiary at noon and attended discussions di- 152-021646 Shadynook St., & CUffwoc station and shops. Quaint two-story Ear- Jersey, as mortgagee and concerns rea 741-8700 NON-DEVELOPMENT ly American home. Two-bed rooms, ex- Sremska Mitrovica," is carried in rected toward uncovering emo- Out of state seller just reduced prlci Ave., Matawan Twp. $4 pansion attic, one bath, roomy 12x17 estate located at 22 Commodore Ave Pown—513.950 nue, Kcajisburg, New Jersey, the December Quarterly of Stud- tional conflicts, reasons for drink- HOME on this gigantic 10-year old tnree-bei kitchen, dining room, living room Rnd DATEH: November Ufith. IH1 room ranch. Full dining room, 1» 152-035412 403 Atkins Ave., Neptuni breezy porch. Low taxes. $14,500. Call Surrounded by beautiful, ornamental M50 Down—$14,850 MORTIMER O. NEWMAN, JR., ies on Alcohol, published by the ing, for crime, for marital con- VICTORIAN TOWNHOUSE and large shade trees. Cape Cod with bathe. Basement, storms and screen Bev or Karen, Cozy gas heat. Enclosed port... Wall 152-020349 40 William St., New Shrewj ClPrk of thp Supprlo r Court :of N. J. Rutgers Center of Alcohol Studies flict. Prisoners and members of On wide tree-lined street. Four bed fireplace in living room, den, three to-wall carpeting. Cyclone fence. Ii bury. $400 Down—$11,900 Dec. 1, 8, 15, 22 W0.48 rooms and lovely large living room bed mom s. two hath.9, lull basement. Kround 40' swimming pool and all fo, 35-188663 255 Duchess Ave., En Its author is the director of the their families also attended dis- Dining room, den, large kitchen with PAUL P. BOVA Youra for $'.18,900. only $22,500. Assume 4Vli% mortgage Keansburg. $8,3OO-A11 Cas mental health center, Dr. Dobro- cussions on the working relation- plenty of cabinets. Lots of room t ir only $1,100 cash. Immediate posse As Is STATE OF NKW JKI1SKY raise a family or elbow room for tb RUSSELL M. BORUS ilon on closing — house vacant. sav Tripkovic. ship of the prison and the mental •mall family. Unusual exterior, In good Realtor - Insurer DKl'AKTMENT OF HTATK. REALTORS Complete listings may be obtained frorr CKRTIFK ATK OF IHSKOLI T1O.V heal tti center to problems of condition. Priced low. $16,800. McALIS- BANK REPOSSESSION , Federal Housing-Administration, 10 Corn Dr. Tripkovio says it is stil TER AGENCY. Realtors, 109 E. River 6nO nlver Road Fair Haven merce Court, Newark, New Jersey 071 35 Cherry Tree Farm Kd. Tn all to whom these presents may alcoholism. Rd., Rumson. 842-1894. Ton-year-old * four-bedroom, two-bath, Telephone No. 6(5-3468. New Monmouth come, Greeting: too early to fully evaluate the split level. One block to school and WHEREAS, It appears to my satis- results, but that "the subjects The prisoners also attended oc- bus l!np. One-car garage. Llylng room faction, by duly authenticated record HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE full dining room, science eat-In kitchen. MARLBORO COUNTRY 671-2544 of the proceeding* Ffor the voluntary appear to have responded to the cupational therapy sessions which Over-size recreation room. Only J8W ns convenience in thlB loyely custoi dissolution thereof by the unanimoui understanding and encourage stressed handicrafts, such aa down. Pric« J18.0O0, milt ranch, nicely landscaped lot. Co consent of all the stockholders, de •enlent to Bell Labs; city bus roul Leave The Financing To Ua posted in my of/Ice, that HAWK EN ment they find in their groups woodwork and lino carving, and BEACH AGENCY Trade Your Houae In TERP1USE8, INC. a corporation of thin ust minutes away. Three tiedroomi Open 7 Days with growing frankness and hope- indoor recreation activities, such V4 baths. Living room, dining rooi Member of Multiple Listing State, whose principal office Is situated BROKER / lus eat-in kitchen. Patio, full baai at No. 20 Harbor View, In the Town fulness and readiness to work as table tennis and chess. 1!M Highway 35 Mlddletnwn, N. J. nent and many extras, Priced to pleas* of Atlantic Highlands County of Mon- Op<*n 7 days 842-2626 or 671-2727 S26.300. Drive past ]05 Silvers Rd. - r ODE TO AN mouth State of New Jersey (Frank with the group toward solution Before they had to return to Evening! 53M768 let ua take you there-we have the ke; C. Hawk being the agent therein and of their problems." their cells at 8 p.m., the prlsoneri All payments are approximate and sub OLIVE GREEN COLONIAL in charge thereof, upon whom process RAY Jcct to FHA-VA approval. may be served), has compiled with the The mental health center at were free to talk, entertain them- requirements of Title 14, Corporations. selves and use the workshop. PAUL P. BOVA In Red Bank a custom built home General, of Revised Statutes o( NewSremska is for Che rehabilitation RED BANK MODERN CAPE COD. Ex Within which are 7 rooms to roam, Jersey, preliminary to the issuing o Bath and a half, patio and bedroonu this Certificate of Dissolution. of two types of_ criminals — cellent location. Spacious lot. Livln Realtor - Insurer three, NOW THEREFORE, I, the Secretary alcoholics and those who com Oversized 2-car garage, for * *>uay of Stale of the State of New Jernty, mitted their crimes while intoxi- room, dining room, kitchen, two bed 35 Cbprry Tree Farm K per centum per annum and SUPPLEMENTING AN ORDINANCE THE LOW AGENCY, Realto the municipality shall have the same 741-1200 remedies and rights as other pur- ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE ES- In Stolen Cash Case 136 River Rd. chasers, Including the right to bar o TABLISHING RULES REGULA- foreclose the right or redemption. TIONS AND STANDARDS GOVERN- FREEHOLD - A 20-year-old RUMSON 1(4 ACRE WOODED LOT , The sale ghall he made and con- ING THE SUBDIVISION OF LAND 2. AN INVESTMENT Choice location on high ground Near WITHIN THE TOWNSHIP OF COLTS Newark man yesterday pleaded OLDE SHREWSBURY ducted In accordance with the pro- NECK. PURSUANT TO THK AU- excellent achoola. Price. 117.600. Call vision of the statute pf the State of guilty to a charge of possession .« Cod with seven rooma three be 842-1178 or 842-2070. New Jersey entitled "An Act. concern THORITY SET FORTH IN CHAP- . . . Mortgage pjymenti rnian you rooms two baths, basement, landscapi tng unpaM taxes and assessments ind TER <03 OF THE LAWS OF 1953of stolen property before Mon- lot, trees, attached garage, see It now BEAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPED LOT —other municipal charges on real prop- AND AMENDMENTS AND SUP- are buying something ... not |uit Call today! $21,500. - 128' frontage x 127' deep. Finest Fall PLEMENTS THERETO; SETTING mouth County Court Judge M. erty, and providing for the collection FORTH THE PROCEDURE TO BE paying renf. It'i like a Haven residential area. Asking $12,000. thereof by the creation and enforce- Raymond McGowan. JOSEPH G. McCUE ROLSTON WATERBURY, REALTOR, ment of liens thereon (Chapter 5 ol FOLLOWED RY THE PLANNING IS W. Front St., Red Bank. 74T-3S00. BOARD IN APPLYING AND AD- Nicholas Distano had been tavingi account. Title 51 of the Revised Statutes)." MINISTERING THESE RULES ILLMEN-SEE REALTORS FROM ONE LOT TO 100 ACRES — At any time, before the sale, the REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS. charged with having $224.81 be- 10 Ridge Rd. Rumson 8*2-04 Either commercial or residential. Cal] undersigned will receive payment or AND PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR longing to John Martin, manager AGENCY MULLANEY REALTY 671-5151. the amount due on any property with THB VIOLATION THEREOF" Member Multiple Listing Interest and cost, up to the time of ADOPTED JULY 28, 1954, AND THEof 35 Lanes Bowling Alley, Rt. 3. A TAX ADVANTAGE Rt. 34 Colts Neck WATERFRONT LOT — Approximately payment. AMENDMENTS AND SUPPLE- acre or 90x'J08 on the river. Get MENTS THERETO. 35, Wall Township, on Aug. 8. l brick four-bedroom, lH-bath hom ready for spring building. Priced right The said lands so subject to sate, 462-3172 26x12 jalousied gameroom. Countr described In accordance with the tax BE IT ORDAINED by the Township Distano was represented by Al- . . . Your rail eitate taxoi and at $7fi00.McALISTER AGENCY, Real duplicate Including th* name of the Committee of the Township of Colt* kitchen. Full basement, high and drj tor, 109 E. River Rd., Rumson. 842-1884 Neck In the County of Monraouth, and bert Bench of the Public De- intarait on your mortgage Oldeit Real Estats Firm in 27' porch. Many extras Including li owner as shown on the last tax dupli- burning fireplace. Thla newly ]lst<- cate and the aggregate of taxes and State ot New Jersey, that an ordi- fenders' Office, with Assistant are deductible when you Colti Nack tiome priced realistically for immedlai other municipal charges which were a nance entitled "An Ordinance Estab- COMMERCIAL PROPERTY lien thereon the. first tiny of July 1967 lishing Rules. Regulation* and Stan- Prosecutor John A. Petillo fit- occupancy at $23,500. THE McGOWA dards Governing the Subdivision of figure your income tax. AGENCY, Realtors. ZW Newman Sprln exclusive, however, nf irte Hen for taxea ting in for the state. Rd., Red Bank. 747-3000. MIDDLETOWN TWP. — Commercial ror the year 1967 are an listed below Land Within the Township of Colts COLTS NECK property along Hwy. 35 or 38. From Block Lot Name Amount Neck, Pursuant to the Authority Set 175' to 10 acres MULLANEY REAL- 21 Forth In Chapter 433 of the 'Laws of TY 671-5151. I* Thomas LaHlfr $781.67 39U, and Amendments and Supple- SMALL HORSE FARM "•8 16 Unknown I 471 ments Thereto; Setting Forth Uie Pro- CHRISTMAS PROGRAM Cap* Cod with over five acres. 3Oxi5 Ranches, Capes, Colonials starting ANNE WYUE cedure to be Followed by Ihe Plan- Ihe low 20's. Our office located In th Cnllector of Taxes ning Board in Applying and Adminis- SHREWSBURY - The public Is born wim tare* lor). 35x110 dairy ieart of Strathmore, on Hwy. 34. Cal REAL ESTATE WANTED Township or Colts Neck 16 tering These Rulea, Regulations and invited to the 'annual children's barn wltt silos. Also pine pone ** is whether selling or buying. 7 dayi Dec 1, 8. 15, 22 J71 76 14 hr, service. Call R66*7600 anyttmi URGENTLY NEEDED — Two and Standards, and Providing Penalties for maternity barn. New 120" driven well. three-bedroom homes Mlddletown, Haz- the Violation Thereof" adopted July 28, Christmas program at the First APPLEBROOK OP MATAWAN. Rei 19M, and the Amendments and Sup- Adlocent ocerage avalloble for refit. Ion. let vicinity. We have buyers walling. N OTIC IS Assembly of God Church Sunday INVEST IN THE BEST THE KIHWAN CO. 787-6600. plements (hereto be and the same Is Excellent location. $27,990. AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR amended anrt supplemented as fol- at 7 p.m. Miss Betty McEImon MIDDLETOWN VICINITY NEED VACANT LAND THE VACATION OF CERTAIN POR- lows: is director and the Rev. Patrick Hang your stockings on your own wor TIONS OF STREET OR HIGHWAY Section One —ARTICLE VIII, Section Ing fireplace. Four-bedroom ranch. LI Small lot or large tracts. Call MUL- KNOWN AS SHARK RIVER STA- O. McLane, pastor. COLTS NECK LANEY REALTY. 671-5151. TION ROAD IN THE TOWNSHIP 2 (Fi IS hereby amended and supple- ing room, dining room, kitchen, ba mented to read as follows- basement, two-car garage. Oil hot w OF COLTS NECK, COUNTY OF GOOD POTENTIAL WE NEED — Five or Blx, 2-3 bedroom MONMOUTH, STATE OF NEW JER- ARTICLE! VIII, Section 2 Sub ter heat. Vets no down. F.H.A. $4: incomes, furnished or unfurnished, from divisions that adjoin or include exist LEGAL NOTICE- Two-story older home basically sound, down. Full price SH.&DO. Call tod S85 to $175 per month for Incoming WHEREAS. It appears to the govern- Ing Township streets that do not con- but needs plumbing and heating. Nice PALACE AGENCY, 671-3500. personnel. THE BERG AGENCY, Rt form to widths as shown on tnt mas- MULTIPLE LISTINGS 35, Mlddletown. 671-1000. ing body of the Township of Colts NOTICE lot. Good location. Asking 512,500, SAVE fruitless hours ol searching Neck, County of Monmouth, State of ter plan or official map or the street sending for our free comprehensl New Jersey, that that portion of the width requirements of this ordinance MONMOUTH COUNTY catalog; modest homes; palatial Ru HELP street or highway formerly known as shall dedicate additional width along SURROGATE'S COURT tlther one or both sides of said road Notice to Creditor! to Frcu* son estates, waterfronts, larmi. M Listings wanted. Strathmore, Lakerldge, Shark River Station Road as herein- Claims Ajmlut Estate tlple Listings. Holm del, Colts Neck, surrounding com- after described has been abandoned If the subdivision is along one side and la now no longer > used as a only, one-half of the required extra ESTATE OF TIMOTHY M. MAX- RAY STILLMAN, Realtor munities, Memhers of two area listing width shall he dedicated or an ease- SON. JR., DECEASED services and two nationwide home find- street or highway in the Township Pursuant to tl)e order of DONALD 3. "Our 49th Year" ing referral services. Remember, In of Colls Nock. County of Mnnmouth ment provided for roar! purposes Jn 648 Hwy. 35 Shrewsbury 741-HBC and State of New Jersey, and any case where a new »trcet in a pro-CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the Coun- buying and selling, Applehrook of Mala- posed subdivision Int'crsccts an exist- ty of Monmouth, this diy made on wan. Realtors, Hwy. ?4, Matawan. WHEREAS, it appears to the gov-ing street or road, the existing street the application or the undersigned, Tht RUMSON Phone 56B-7600. erning body of the Township of Colts nr road *shfil] be Improved for a dis- Honmoulh County Nstlonsl Bank, ned Neck that the public Interest will be Bank and Jonn M. Plllabury, Execu- Owner must sell charming three-bee HELP — ACTION! better served by releasing said part tance of 200 feet In both directions an room, two bath, Cape Cod. Exceller HELP us: our 12 salespeople need a the side of the road adjacent to the tors of the estate of the said Tim- location. No brokers plcaae. 128 90 or portion ttiernfrom; pursuant to the subdivision Including excavation, grad othy M. Maxson, Jr., deceased. noUce listing on your home. statutes In such case made and pro- Is hereby given to the creditors or 741-3154. ACTION Is our motto—professional ser- vided ; ing, gravel baae and surfacing in ac- vices are just a phone call away. cordance with the road Improvement aald deceased t1o present to the said REALTORS -» INSURORS — APPRAISERS SHADOW LAKE AREA, LAKE PRI NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT OR- standards of thla ordinance and the Executors their clalmi under oath ILEGES. Living room with beam Trade-Ins—Exchanges DAINED by the Township Committee curb shall be set to conform with the within six months from thla datf SHREWSBURY OFFICE celling. Dining room. Den. Treed 1 Commercial and Investment propertle of the Township of Colts Neck in the standards established In the master Dated: December 11, 1967 acres. Early possession. $38,000. Member Two Multiple Listing Service County of Monmouth and State o plan for the existing street or road THE MONMOUTH COUNTY LAWRENCE J. SCHILLING WALKER & WALKER New Jersey, as follows: NATIONAL BANK, Red Bank REALTOR 747.41 Realtors Section 1 -That the ToJlowIng de Section Two —ARTICLE VIII, Section Shrewshury Mlddletown-HolmdM (By: DOUGLAS J. HOLLYWOOD, LOVE A GRACIOUS SETTING?, - Willow Dr. * Parker Ave. Little alive scribed part or portion of land fnr- 3 (Ji Is hereby amended and supple- Assistant Trust Officer) NULTIPLE LISTING MEMBER 661 Broad St. 206 Hwy. 3S merly used a.t a public street or high- mented to read as follows: Central air conditioning, entertjinment-centtr, full livable baiement; tall maJBitic (rael. 741-5212 671-331 way, which Is of no further use or ARTICLE VIII, Section 3 (J> - 303 Broad Street, RED BRICK OAPE COD - Featurt Red Bank, N. J. Exceptional location — 3 bedrooms, 2" batht Ranch invitai your inspaction. Call us today — OPEN. LISTINGS which Is now abandoned, known as Electric and Telephone Utilities in Rei- JOHN M. PILLSBURY, 26' den, (our bedrooms; l'-j bath Independent broker desires open list- Shark River Station Rnad, be and theidence Zone A: For all major sub- .•king $3»,9OO. • • V \ • Fireplace In living room, 17' kitche same is hereby vacated, extinguished, divisions located in Residence Zone A, Mlddletown-Llncroft Road, with dishwasher, full basement. O ings on residential properties, Mlddli and released from any rights of the all new electric and telephone utility Mlddletown, N. J. Icred at $23,500. Don't delay nee It u town, Holmdel, Colts Neck. Executors ^ : LINCROFT ASSOCIATES Inc. public thereon: distribution supply lines and service day. S.A. ARMSTRONG • AGENCY BEGINNING at the Intersection connections shall be Installed under- Messrs, Plllsbury, Barnacle, BEST BUY ' " ' • *-u Realtor, 555 Prospect Ave., Little S 765 Hwy. 35 -Middletown ground, except, however, lota which, in Russell A Carton, (opposite Howard Johnson) nf the southerly llrtu if 1Lot 18, Eight roomi, 3 bathi, basement, hot water heat,'screened porch, patio, 2 ear artaon.«d-gar«g«, • •or. 741.(500. ./,_ Block 47 an shown nn the Official such subdivisions, abut existing atreels Drawer c, Evenings 741-0162 Tax Map of the Township nf Colts where overhead, electric or telephone Mlddletown, K. J. plus extrai, Has F.H.A. mortgage. Call to seel $28,200. ' .' *17,500 — FOUR BEDROQMS — LI 671-5333 Neck with the ccntcrline of the distribution supply linen and service Attorneys Ing room, large kitchen, and full ba public mad leading from Shark connection;! have heretofore been In- Dec. 15, 22, 29, Jan. 6 |3s.U ment. Lots of trees. Immediate oci WE CAN MULTIPLE LIST River Station 'to Colls Neck, said stalled may be supplied with electric paucy, Call 741-35O0 today. THE CU YOUR HOME beginning polri! being located ap- and telephone aervlce from those over- DISTINGUISHED! TIN AGENCY, Realtors, ,Vn shtev head linen, but the service connec- ADVERTISEMENT bury Aye., New Shrewsbury Call today and give details and cash proximately 110 feet west nf the Mayor and Township Committal Older Colonial. 5 bedrooms, 3 '/i bathi, dan, library, ultra kitchen, 7 fireplaces; 3 acres land- price. STERLING THOMPSON A AS> existing centerllne at Station tions from the utilities' Overhead lines Township or Mlddletown scaped. Real value at (59,900. WHEN' THE CHRISTMAS RUSH SOC, 747-5600. 942 + 55 ftBshow n on the "New Jer- shall be M Installed underground, The Monmouth County, New Jersey «py State Highway Department, Gen- flubdivittti* shall 'arrange with the ser- OVER — relax fn this now Colonfa BUSINESS WOMAN desires to pur- vicing utility for the underground In- Separate sealed bids for: Four bedrooms, 2',,. biilhs. Den Wit eral Property Kry Map, Route 34 contract #l—General Construction 651 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY, N. J. chastj small house, reasonably prlcfd (1D27), Section #3 Widening, Colts stallation of the utilities' distribution Contract #2— structural Steel fireplace. Office, Lots of appeal.. Con preferably Rrd Bank area, near trans- supply lines in accordance with the try location In Midriletown. but ne Neck to Route 33 (1927), Showing Contract #3—Plumbing Work Open 7 Days 741 -5212 Trad.-lni portation. Write Box V-lOfl, The Daily Existing Right-of-way nnd Parcels provisions of the applicable Standard Contract #(—Heating and Veittllat- all conveniences. ReKlsler, Red Rank. to be Acquired In thr Townships of Terms and Conditions Incorporated as , LAWRENCE J. SCHILLING Inlt Work Atlantic and Howell, Monmouth a part of Ha Tarriff as the same are Contract #5—Electrical Work REALTOR 717-^1 "READY BUYERS" ' County" dated January 1f>36 >8hr-et then on file with the Slate of New Willow i>r, A Parker AVP. Little iSilv tt'A of 8 sheets). And extending ac- Jersey Board of Public Utility Com- Contract tiB—Automotive Equipment MULTIPLE LISTING MEMBER I NEED HOMES — From Rumnon thru cording to magnetic bearings an missioners, and Ihe subdlvlder shall In connection with erection of a Oa- Llncroft. From $18,000 to $100,000: shown on the aforesaid map north provide the Township with three ,_. rage ft Maintenance building In Hid* 1U1LDER"S CHRISTMAS SPECIAL "Service and expert knowledge la my copies of. a final plat showing the In- dletown Township, New Jersey, will be On acre. Enrly American style rni calling card". Cull Adam Kretowlcz, 28 degrees 05 minutes 50 seconds received by tlie Mayor and Township -west along the centerllne nf the stalled location or these utilities. The Committee or Mlddlelown Township. willi Ihrfp bed bcrircmtm (your h|n Owner. ADAMS AGENCY, 31 Howard afnrenald rontl from Shark River to subdlvlder shall submit to (he Plan- size furniture will fit with the grontc-; Ave,, Nrw Shrewsbury. 741-5OSS or 741- Cnlts Neck a.t originally laid out, a ning Board prior to the granting of Monmouth County, New Jersey, In tha of cfine). two baths, country kltrht R49S. "24 Hour Service." Member Red dlBtance nf 1370 feet more or less to Final Approval, a written inHtrument Township Meeting Room at the Town* two-car garRRe. Yours Tor $30,5(10 E Bank Area Multiple Listing Service. for each servicing utiltly which shall hlp Hall, Slntc Highway 35, Mlddla- 1the. existing center line of Lelnnd n Townnlilj], New Jersey, until 8:00 RMSrnONG ArjENCY. Realtor Si WANTED TO~mTV — Hnu7e"~in~Holti Road (Formerly tlie road loading evidence Tull compliance, or Intended P.M. prevailing time January 0, 1968, 'rospetit Ave., Lime Silver 741-4AIH dpi. Non-development. from Colts Ncnk to Farmlngdale) full compliance, with the provisions of and then At said place publicly opened 671-0527, and there to end. this paragraph. and road aloud. HOUSES FOR SALE BKlNtJ that portion of the public Hecthin Three — if any section, par- The Contract Documents may be ex- road originally laid out four rods agrapli, subsection, cliiuoe or provision amined at the Offices or th« Archi- REALTORS -- INSURORS — APPRAISERS wide leading from the road from [)1 this Ordinance, shall tie ndjudgdl tect, James I), Wltte, BOO State High- Freehold to Shrewsbury town (or Invalid, such adjudication shall apply way :is, Atlantic Highlands. New Jer- MIDDLETOWN'OFFICF >• Burlington Road) to Mannnquan, as only to tho section, puragrnph, mihfloc- icy ami a cojiy thereof obtained upon RUMSON altered by a mad return dated tlon, clause or provision so adjudicated lie deposit of $25,00. Any bidder upon April 9, 178,1 anrl recorded in the antl tlie remainder of thin Ordinance rolurnlnK such Ret or sets promptly RIVER VIEW Mnnmnuth Cnunty Clerk's Offlno in nhall be dcnmrrl vnlld nnd in full ind In Rood condition will be iWund- MIDDLETOWN — BUY OF THE WEEK Bonk A nf Roads, Page (1(1, lying force and effect. Ld hiii dnpoidt. No documents will b* You re not dreaming — A3 bedroom Ranch with entrance foyer, science kitchen, utility area, 12-ywr old Colonlol In excellent tor between the existing wrslerly right- Section lour -- All nrrilnanrcn or mallei!, mum be picket! up at Archi- nf-wfiy line nf Now Jersey Btnto larts thereof In conflict nr Inrnnntnient tect's office only. Bidders may obtain and attached ons car garage, on a large lot. All for $16,500. Call Now! Walker 1 Walker dlllon, Entrance hall. Living room Highway Route 3-1 and LiHaml .vith thlsi ordinance nrc hrrrbv re- L Bccond net of documents by paying 671-3311. with fireplace, dining room, paneled Ron it. tRiitPd. fnr the coat of reproduction plus a (Ztfbo deposit. den, lunny klldien. Four bedrooms, fleclion 2 Thin nrrilnnni-p shrill lakr- Srrtlntt Mvn — This nrdlnnncp nlinll effect when pnsarri nnrt published akr effect upon tin i-imago Ami pub- Thr Mayor nnd Township Commit- IMPOSING RANCH Th botrrS. ?5' right of way on wafer. according tn law. Icntlon aero nil iip to Inw, pp. of MlildliMown Township, Monmoutlt High on Chapel Hill in Middlercwn, overlooking Sandy Hook Bay and surrounding Area. Thii Vh acres of fall trees and shrubs, 1M1HUC NOT1CR I'UHLIC NOTICK Jottnly, New Jersey, reserves the right Tim fnrrgoing onllnnncp wns Inlro- The foresting ordfnance wiin Intro- ti) wnlvn any Informalities In, or reject 3 bedroom homo hat a dirrlng room «nd game room. Full baiement and 2 car garage. Fully Asking 152,500. Call today. n:ed nnd ptiHHPd first rending nt a ducrd nnd panned first rending nt a any and/or nil bids. landscaped grounds, many ihrub. and tome ihdde treat. A better buy for only $23,500. •gular inrcllnK nf tlm Townahip Cnin- regular nmetlng or the Township Com- Kacll bid must be accompanied by mlilec nf iho. Tnwnatilp nf Tolls Neck nlttcr of HIP TmvnHhlp or Colin Ni'ck an Agreement of Burety in tile form held nn November 110, 11157 nnd will hold on Novt'inticr :;o, I!)fi7 and will provided in the documents. OWNER'S PRIDE i-nme up for finn! cmmldernlinn nnd cnnifi up for f Inn I rmmldpration nnd Contractors shall i-omply with th« Exclutive and beautiful expanded 4 bodroom Ranch feaTuring highlight* which include large iiiBimnn "t a niPtMlng nf miM govern- [inflflngr fit n mrrtinK of nn Id gu1 v fini- s'ew Jersey PrevnllltiK Wage Act, ng body tn tii! held on December 'Jfl, ng body tn UP, licld nn Deer in hi r 2fl, 'Imptrr 1.10 nf tho Laws of 1RB3. formal dining room, family room, living room and exquiiife kitchen. 2 car garage. Close to IUH7 at fi p m. nt tlm Township Mnll. [1B7 nt B p.m. nt the Tnwnnhlp Hull. Hy Order of tchooli and transportation. $41,500. Viltn Neck, nl which time nnd place, :ViU.i Nt'olc. nt which Mine nn ">6 eastern United States has had an excellent The meeting Is open to anyone of the two department companies, well as the "Jersey Knight" male rites and festivities, many of brations, Mithraic and Zoroas- many useful purposes. And the crop this year. The picture shows what Charles F. H. interested in astronomy or seek- with 28 men, responded to the tree which was tested at Rutgers ing knowledge about it. 11:30 p.m. alarm. The fire was which have been borrowed by trian festivities faded into the mists superstitions surrounding the johnlorll owner, has termed, "an sxcellent crop of (or 15 years before it was named. of time leaving December's fes- STAR is a member of the As- under control within 30 minutes, Christianity. The disciples of tree and what it stands for , . , ,, ,n . . Ci it ni_ i i From his earliest origins, man Zoroaster — the fire worshipers — tival which still retains portions continue through our times. berriM and leaves.", (Register Staff Photo) tronomical League. he said. appears to have been deeply believed that the sun never shad- LEGAL NOTICE- -LEGAL NOTICE- •LEGAL NOTICE- -LEGAL NOTICE- -LEGAL NOTIC -LEGAL NOTICE affected by holly. The plant was owed holly. Remmants of this probably man's first intimation sect are to be found in parts of PUBLIC NOTICE STRUCTURES ACCORDING TO struction and the Nature and Extent TRIAL ZONE F: LABORATORY AND to the uies of land and culldlngi and (c) churches, rectories, parish Tho following ordinance was Intro- THEIR CONSTRUCTION AND THE of the Use of Land In the Townihlp LIGHT INDUSTRIAL ZONE G. open space to be provided In the var- houses, parsonaiu. of immortality. At a time when Iran and India where they are NATURE AND EXTENT OF THE of Colts Neck. In the County of Men- ARTICLE in. Section 2 — The ious zones established by this ordl- (d) Farms. duced and pasted first reading at a boundaries of each of the zones let ance. most other trees seemed dead, said to throw water, impregnated regular meeUng of the Township Com- USB OF LAND IN THE TOWNSHIP mouth. Providing for the Administration (e) Schools. littee of the Townjhlp of Coin Neck OP COLTS NECK, IN THE COUN- and Enforcement of the Provisions forth In Section 1 hereof are hereby SECTION THREE—ARTICLE VI, holly retained its green growth. It with holly bark, onto the face of TY OF MONMOUTH. PROVIDING Contained Herein and Fixing Penalties established as shown on a map en- Section 1 is hereby amended and sup- held on November 30, 1567 and will titled "Zoning Map, Township of Colts also retained the sacred color of coma up for final conalderaUon and FOR THE ADMINISTRATION AND for the Violations Thereof and Estab- plemented to read as follows: SECTION FOUrWf^any section, par- new-born infants. lassagage at a meemeeUngg ooff said gove ENFORCEMENT OF THE PROVI- lishing a Board of Adjustment" adopted Neck, MonmouUl County, New Jersey" ARTICLE VI—USE REGULATIONS— igraph, subsection, clause or provision fire-red which belonged to the Through., the early dayj of frfl bbodd y t o b« helhld on DeceDbem r 28. SIONS CONTAINED HEREIN AND April 29, 1S54. and the Amendments dated November 28, 1967. signed by SecUon 1—USE REGULATIONS RESI- ot this Ordinance, •hall bee adjudge*d 1BJ7 at't Sl p.m." itt ththo "TownshiThlp HHall, FIXING PENALTIES FOR THE VI- and Supplements thereto be and the Thomas W. Blrdsali, Township Engi- DENCE ZONES A, B and D. Within Invalid, such adjudication shal' l apply sun, and it also reproduced it- OLATIONS THEREOF AND ESTAB- same Is hereby amended and supple- neer, which map accompanies and li Zones A, B and D, no building or subsec- Christianity and into the Middle Celts Neck, at which time and place made a part of this ordinance. only to the secUon, paragrapl self by means of its sacred red all persona desiring to be heard there- LISHING A BOARD OV ADJUST- mented as follows: land shall hereafter be used or occu- tlon, clause or provision so adjuclllcated Ages the symbolic character of on will bo liven lull opportunity. MENT' ADOPTED APRIL 29, ISM, SECTION ONE-ARTICLE III, Sec- SECTION TWO—ARTICLE IV, Sec- pied In whole or In part for any com- and the remainder of this Ordinance seed. holly was retained. In Merric OEOEGB HANDZO AND THE AMENDMENTS AND Uons 1 and 2 are hereby amended tion 1 of the Zoning Ordinance dated mercial, Industrial, manufacturing or Bhall be deemed valid and In full SUPPLEMENTS THERETO. and supplemented to read as follows'. June 29, 1961, aa amended June 8. trade purposes, nor shall any building force and effect. Mayor BE IT ORDAINED by tha Township IMC, Is hereby amended and supple- or premises be used or any building The plant grows naturally in England holly was supposed to HARRY CRINE ARTICLE IH, Section 1—For the pur- SECTION FIVE—All ordinances or Clerk Committee of the Townjhlp of Colti pose of this- ordinance, the Township mented to read as follows: or part thereof erected or altered Europe, the Middle East, Asia, protect one against witches. Clerk .. . of Colts Neck Is hereby divided . Into ARTICLE IV, SecUon 1—The Sched- which Is arranged, Intended or designed parts thereof In confHct or Inconsistent AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND Neck in the County of Monmouth, and ule of Regulations entitled "Schedule to be used for any purpose other than with this ordinance are hereby re- Africa and both the Americas. It was considered unlucky to SUPPLEMENTtHO AN ORDINANCE State of New Jeraey, that an ordi- the following classes of zones: RESI- the following: pealed. ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE LIM- nance entitled "An Ordinance Limiting DENCE ZONE A; RESIDENCE ZONE of Area, Yard and Building Require- In the eastern portion of the step on red holly berries. These ITING AND RESTRICTING TO and ReitrlcUng To Specified Zones arid B: HIGHWAY BUSINESS ZONE C; ments, Township of Colts Neck—19CT" (a) A single one-family dwelling. SECTION SIX—This ordinance shall SPECIFIED ZONES ANO KECJULAr- Regulating Therein Buildings and RESIDENCE ZONE D: RESEARCH- attached hereto Is hereby declared to (bt Municipal building, park or pla)> take effect upon Its passage and pub- United States, holly grew in wild berries are the favorite food of INO THEREIN BUILDINGS AND Structures According to Their Con- OFFICE ZONE E: LIMITED INDUS' he a part of this ordinance applying grounds. lication according to law. profusion from Massachusetts robins, which, according to south to Florida and west into legend, attempted to relieve the Texas. Land clearance virtually suffering of Christ on the Cross 0 by picking the thorn from His brow. This is why, according to; ZONING MAP 1 Saint Agnes School the legend, the robin has a red Slates Open Home breast. . j ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — One legend has it that Christ's! Open house in the Saint Agnes crown of thorns was made of holly. It is said that the idea of TOWNSHIP OF COLTS NECK School, here, will be held Tuesday at 6 p.m. The public is invited making holly wreaths came from to attend. this crown the red berries! M0NM0ZITH GOtfNTY Teachers will be available for resemble drops of blood from His conferences in their respective brow. NEW JERSEY classrooms, where student work When the Pilgrims came to 0 UO IOOO 2000 3000 4000 will be displayed. this country, they were naturally The eighth grade students will overjoyed to find the beloved conduct guided tours through the tree growing in such a profusion. school. True the Massachusetts trees Refreshments will be served by were not as full and the leaves fifth grade mothers in the new were duller, but it was holly just; cafeteria. the same. Can Vietnam Be "Pacified?"

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V-News—John Wingote, Mary 47—Youth Club—Donee 2—Shape Up—Exercise—Color 5—Thunderblrds—Color 14 Cipher. 63 Extra. 36 Baseball 55 Grandmoth- Conquers the Martlnns 200: Banning BI'.NV Three Stooges 2:M; 3:M; McPhilllps—color S:« 4—Across The Fence—Color 9—Ultraman—Cartoon—Color 4:13; 8:20; Games 635; 10:10. M;in ('filled Fllmmonp 2:1H: 4-10: 31—News—Pout Monocher 11—Superman—Adventure—Color 15 Mythical 64 Name of. score. er of Enos, Hell's Angels nn Wheels 5:50; 0:30; 11—Boio—Cartoon—Color 5—Paul wlnchell—Color Hr,rn L[Mer3 1:'M; U.V>. 13-25—Classroom—Education 7:00 7—Cartoons—Children—Color 31—American Prlntmakers 37 Distance. 56 Catching DRIVE-IN- 47—Helen Meryner— Interview monster. 65 Part of 12:25 2—News—crortkite— Color 7:5S 38 Strike out. device. F1U. & SAT. — Carlonm T:W: The PERTH AMBOY T—News—Joe Bent —Color 4—News—Ctiet Huntley; Dovid 9—News And Wear.ier 1:30 16 Dan Patch, speech. Frozen Deal 7:40; 11 :M; It 9:3".. 4—News—Frank McGee—Color AMBOYS DRIVE-IN- 12:» Brlnkiey—Color 8:00 39 Shohone. '58 Brewed SUN — Cartoons 6:00; Tile Frozen 7—Christmas With Senator Dlrksen— e.g. 66 Wager. Dead 6:40; 10:15; 11 8:3.1, KRT. * SAT. — Cart'Kjnn 7 OO; Master 2—Seorch For Tomorrow—Serial—Color 5 -1 Love Lucy—Comedy 2—Captain Kangaroo-Color . Readings—Color 17 Was 67 Letter. 40 PuJTalong. liquor. ol Terror 7:18; 10:23; MaBler of Hor- 4—Eye Guess—Color 9—Twilight Zone—Drama 4—Col. Bleep—Cartoons—Coloi 9—Film—The Mummy's Curse— FREEHOLD ror 0:12. 7—Donna Reed—Corned/ It—F Troop—Comedy—Color 9—Whlrlyoirds—Adventure indebted. 68 Marry. if "Artist's 60 Immediate- Lon Chaney— 1 hr., 25 mln. SI/N. — Cartoons fi:15; Master of 9—Journey To Adventure—color 13—University Forum 8:15 FREEHOLD MALL— Terror 6:33; 8:;i:j; Mafiter of Horror 11—Cloy Cole-Musla-Color 18 Islet. DOWN mixing ly. 11—Popeye— Cartoon—Color 31—Return To Nursing 11—Davey And Goliorh—Color Clambake 7:10: »:J0. 8:27. . 7:30 8:30 31—Italian Panorama 20 Latin 1 Self esteem. board. 61 Signal SAT -~ Kiddle Show: Puss'N Roots 12:45 47—Bride's World—Information 2:00; Clambake .1:10: 7:05; 10:331 1—Culdlna Light—Color 2—Wild Wild West—Color 5—Wells Fongo— Western American 2 Swamp. 42 Edge. to speak. 4—Tarzan—Adventure—Color 9—Cartoons—Children—Color 4:45 PREVUE: lipach Rod 8:45. 12:55 31—News—John Carr 43 Rusted. 62 The last. SUN — Klddlr Sliow: PUHS 'N Boota 4—flews—Newman—Color 5—Truth Or Consequences—Game—Col 11-Thls Is The Life—Rellalon dance. •• 3 Stop legally. 7:00 2:00; Beach Red 5:10; 7:10: 8:25, Head Start 1:00 7—OH To See The wizard—Color 9:00 22 Loosen. 4 Exclama- II—Potty Duke-Comedy 2—Frankenstein Jr.—Color 2—News—Roger Mudd—Color FRIDAY, DEC. 15 ASBURY PARK 2—2 At One—Inie views—Color 4—If's Academic—Quiz—Color 25 Exterior. tion 4-PDQ-Game—Color 13—Arnold Toynbee—Interview 4—Super 6—Color \ 31—Brooklyn College 5—Eleveniti Hour—-Drame 5—Combatl—Drama 26 Scrubbing LYRIC— 5—New Yorkers—Color 31—Community Action 5 Photograph. Solution to Yesterday's Puzzle G)nfab Held 7—Fugitive—Droma 47—Stadium 47—Spo ts 7—Cosper—Cartoons—Color The Family Way 2:10; 7:20; 9:30, 7:55 9—Film—War ol me Satellites— 47—Wrestling—Washington, D.C. tool. 6 Interna- SAT. & SUN. — The Family Way 9—Kingdom Of The Sea—Color 1:X 2:00; 4:00; 6:00; 8:00; 10:00. 11—Continental Mlnlrrtures 47—Sports—Fausto Miranda Dick Miller—TO mln. 29 Hence. tional . 1:00 11—Jon Gnogy—Art 2—Jackie Gleason—Color MAYFAIR- 31—City Budget Hearings 4—Mogoo's Christmas Coro^-OartoonL. 30 Cautious. , agreement. |L|A|GH0|R |E IS ISBTlAlFlTli In Keansburg 1:30 5—Hozel—Comedy—Color 13—Calculus And Geometry IE EIDUIE Shot in the nark 2:00: 8:**: What"! 9—film—Angel Baby- 9:30 Color 31 Fatuous. 7 Limited o M IF BE AEH. New Pussycat 3:45; 7:00; 10:35. 2—As The World Turns— Serial—Color 7—Doling Gome—Color KEANSBURG - The policy 4—Let's Moke A Deal—Gome—Color George Hamilton—2 hrs. 2—Herculolds—Cartoons—Color 33 Tree. number. I P E NW 1GO IR HA IN lo IN 1 SAT. £ SUN. — Kldiile. Show: Santa 11—Password—Game—color 4—Super President—Color 11—Gloget—Comedy—Color Onmiuerfl the Martians 2:00: Shot In 9—Fireside Theater—Drama 31—On The Job—Fire Dept. 1 IVMICITIEIDI advisory committee of the Head U—Fllm-^Pyomy Island— 13—Washington: Week In Review- 7—Forvtostlc Four—Color 34 Gnaw. 9 Staff. the Dark 5:50; !<:30; What's New 7:55 ML Start program has met with the Jofinny Welssmuller—60 mln. News Analysis 11—People In Conflict 35 Tom., e.g. 11 Decompose. 1 Pussycat 4:00; 7:40; 11:20. 31—Survey Ot The Arts 10:00 9—Skiing—Eriksen—Color •MUBSJR c A bhjLpWBM]0TfTfinnoBBE [SJT1L (ViI director of the project, James 3:00 1:00 36 Great hurry. 1E NEPTUNE CITY 47—Film—Matrlmonlo y Mortaja— 2—Shoizanl—Cartoons-Color 12 Foreign 2—Love Is A Many Splendored 5—Film—The Third Key- E|A LlsjfF OR |T|3BR|I |o| NEPTUNE- Delaney, to develop a program TRIng—Serial—Color Domingo Soler—2 hrs. 4—Fllntsionetf-Color 37 Stir. agent. IR E sUsll L K Gamei 7:25; 8:35. 1:30 5—Seven Seas—Color Jack Hawkins—2 hrs. |Lfr" A P sUciO for next summer. 4—Days Of Our Lives—Serial—Color 7—Newlywed Gome—Color 38 Beyond. 13 Sea eagle. AIVIEBSIHIO IT S • SlT 0 L E SAT — Man Called Fllntatona 2:00; 7—Newlywed Gome—Color 2—Gomer Pyle, USMC—Color 7—Splder-Mon—Color Gamej 5:25: 7:35: B:50. 4—Star Trek—Drama—Color 11-lt Is Wrltten-Tolk-Color ' 9—Marshal Dillon—Western 41 Stack. 14 Collection of ERE NAD Mr. Delaney said the duties of 9—Outrageous Opinions—Color 11-Muslc City U.S.A.-Color El PIE A sjtrls SUN. — Man, Called FllnUtone 2:00; 3:30 5-JWerv Griffin—Color 10:30 42 Dust cloth. animals. 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In some North dealer~" Cocktail lounge, bar and dance floor, toft lighti and mood Don Amedie—80 fnin. 4—Education Exdunge—Color 7-Pro|act Know-Eduootlon Both tides vulnerable muiic at reasonable prices. 1:» of these situations, however, the •— News And Weattier 7:M defender should not allow declar- NORTH CEDAR INN Dinner Menu and a la Con* served from 5:00 P.M. "til 11 P.M. 1:« 7—News—Color 2—Newe—Color 4—Today—Color er to get away with the deep 4 K9 Special Smday Family Dlmwr from 2:00 P.M. 'HI 7.00 P.M. 1:4S 5-Yoga For Heoltti-Exerds* finesse. reonollty—Gome-Color if spades and then ruffs a spade 5—Film—All Through rhe Night- ing 50 cents to Red Bank Reg- Humphrey Bogart—2 hrs. in dummy. East defeats the con-ister, Inc. Box 3318, Grand Cen- f—Tomptafl on—Color tract by discarding a diamond in- Dial 872-1351 I—Tru» Adventure—Color tral Station, New York, N.Y. 11:23 itead of overruffing. r—Children's Doctor—Dr. Lendon If declarer leads a trump from Smith—Color 11:10 lummy. 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Members of this group O'Melia and Robert Traster. are Ronald Helman, Tom Child, The full choir, under the direc- You'll find stacks and racks of specially selected gifts for the men Wes Gieselman, Charles Clayton, tion of Anita L. Gatti, will pre- Richard Eaves, Steve Bauer and sent portions of G. F. Handel's on your list . . . we've thrifty gifts, we have luxury gifts . . . we've H. Leon Ben Ezra. "Messiah." The student soloists The full concert band, under for this work will be Jeanne everything any man could possibly want for Christmas. the direction of William R. Shop- Haselmann, Helen Kamioner, La- pell Jr., will then play holiday verne Hargis and George O'Me- selections. lia. A small choral ensemble con- Accompanists for the choral ^roups are Barbara Deacon, Ken Planning Board Budget Helman and Carol Reynolds. Forwarded to Council ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - At Set Training a special meeting last night, the Planning Board sent to the Bor- ough Council its modified capi- For Scouts The All-Male Rugged Look ... tal improvement budget. OAKHURST — More than 500 Tlfe board discussed the pro- Boy Scouts, Explorers and lead- jected budget of projects to cove: Our C.P.O. Shirt by Woolrich the next six years.. The original ers of the Monmouth Council, budget was outlined by Herbert Boy Scouts of America, will meet A. Caruso, borough auditor. at the New Jersey Room at the That old-salt tang tells you that this is the The costs are expected to ex-Monmouth Shopping Center in ceed $310,000 and will be financed Eatontown tomorrow from 9 a.m. authentic OPO Shirt . . . right down to by appropriations, capital im provement funds and assessment to 12:30 p.m. the navy anchor buttons! Fine, warm wool bonds. The training session will prepare the first class scouts for protected by lifetime mothproofing, in winter camping at the Forestburg (N.Y.) Scout Reservation during popular colors. Sizes from Small to Extra January. Large Looking The theme for this years Oper- ation Icicle is "Have Fun — Keep Fit." The purpose • is to 10.95 for an give scout units an opportunity to join with other units in the council in demonstrating scout Unusual preparedness fat*a4iTst class scouts during betoy zero weather camping. Activities during the three winter camps in January will in> elude igloo building, ice fishing, skiing, hiking, ice rescue demon- strations and survival training. 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