Highlands Renewal Pi-obe Is Uiged SEE STORY BELOW Weather HOME Moitly sunny and milder today. THEDAILY Ugh in low (0«. Fair and mild tonight, low 4540. Tomorrow, Red Bank, Freehold partly cloudy and mild, high In Long Branch FIN^L Wt. Outlook Thuriday, partly I 7 cloudy, similar temperature. MONMOUTH COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 89 YEARS DIAL 741-0010

VOL. 90, NO. 89 RED BANK, N. J., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1967 10c PER COPY PAGE ONE But Bars South Viet Surrender Thieu Makes Bid for Peace SAIGON <(AP) — Lt. Gen. Devoting the major part of his words made it highly unlikely warmly, went off without a hitch the ceremonies on television or isting "general objections" to Nguyen Van Thieu energetically inaugural address to the problem that Hanoi would find his peace despite fears of a Viet Cong at- listen over the radio. the Thieu government. No other began a four-year term as South of peace for South Vietnam, the proposals more acceptable than tack. Security forces deployed A young Buddhist monk was details were available. Vietnam's elected president today 14-year-old president made plain previous offers North Vietnamese over and around the city were reported to have burned himself Thieu's speech — which Hum- by. proposing peace talks- with ihat "Sis" offer to talk with the President Ho Chi Minh has re- the greatest ever known. to death early today in an ap- phrey hailed as "a masterpiece— Hanoi, "appointing a civilian as- Communists meant no surrender. jected. Some 50,000 troops and selected parent antigovernment protest in great speech" — was largely sociate of Vice President Nguyen Thie~u insisted freedom and in- Calm Inaugural guests were massed for half a Quang Ngai City, one of South what was expected. He promised Cao Ky to succeed Ky as pre- dependence would be defended by The 50-minute inaugural, with mile down broad Le.Loi Avenue Vietnam's northernmost provin- a strengthened army, social re- mier, and opening the elected his government and the Commu- U.S. Vice President Hubert H. in front of the inaugural stands. cial capitals. The body of the forms, a campaign against cor- House of Representatives with a nist North must learn that ag- Humphrey and representatives of Security was so tight, however, 17-year-old youth was said to ruption and called for help for call for action not words. gression will not pay. His strong 21 other nations applauding that ordinary citizens had to see have been found near a banner the peasants and a narrowing of the income gap between city and countryside. THIEU TAKES OATH — Lt. Gen. Nguyen Van Thieu Expected, Criticized takes oath as elected president of South Vietnam today. The appointment of lawyer At right is Premier Nguyen Cao Ky, who stepped down Communist Attacks Beaten Back Nguyen Van Loc as premier was also expected, and was criticized to second spot as vice president after the ceremony. in advance. Those who hoped to (AP Wirephotol see Thieu broaden his govern- ment's political base by the ap- pointment of some respected po- Allies Block Town's Seizure litical figure were disappointed Mortars Land SAIGON (AP)—U.S. and South tempt to overrun the headquar- defenders and American artil- four of the Communist intercep- .Hack today at Loc Ninh about Loc, 45, is a French-educate Vietnamese troops beat back an- ters compound of the district lery within 30 minutes, U.S. head- tors northeast, of Hanoi, the U.S. a.m., striking under the cover specialist in criminal law. whe other Communist attempt today town and the Special Forces quarters said. Command said. if darkness and 30-foot rubber for the pdst year has been to seize the town of Loc Ninh camp. This raised the Commu- North Pounded There were no Communist at- rees with the Special Forces "semicivilian" as chairman of the Army-People's Council, the group Near Palace; and U.S. Special Forces camp 72 nist toll to 365 dead in the three- Meanwhile, U.S. fighter-bomb- tacks in heavily guarded Saigon :amp as the first target. organized to give the military re- miles north of Saigon in what day battle with South Vietnam-J ers returned to North Vietnam's as Lt. Gen. Nguyen Van Thieu That assault was repulsed, mil- took the oath of office as South gime a semblance of civilian fa- U.S. officers said was an obvious ese troops and two battalions of' Hanoi-Haiphong heartland for the tary spokesmen said, and an try for a propaganda victory to the U.S. 1st Infantry Division. seventh straight day yesterday, Vietnam's elected president in an cade. It was generally ineffective, our later the Reds moved east Loc's chief claim to office ap- No One Hurt outdoor ceremony watched by counter South Vietnam's presi- Striking in four waves, the attacking four air fields, a key cross the airstrip and hit the dential inauguration. power plant and a big railroad U.S. Vice President Hubert H. peared to be that he was born SAIGON (AP) — Viet Cong Theu. It had been feared that' Communists managed on the listrict headquarters compound yard. A U.S. Navy F4 Phantom Humphrey and representatives of in the south and had a close per- gunners, apparently firing from the Viet Cong would try some- U.S. spokesmen said the Com- third try to penetrate 'the pe- ihd the Special Forces camp munists left 110 bodies on the rimeters of the military | installa- shot down a MIG17 in an aerial 21 other foreign nations. sonal relationship with Vice Pres- the outskirts of Saigon, landed thing spectacular to mar the In- iimuitaqeously. auguration ceremony, but it went battlefield alter that renewed at- tions but were driven out by the duel between Navy jets and with The Viet Cong made its first ident Ky, the air force comman- three rounds tonight in the rear (See VIETNAM, Pg. 3, Col. 1) (See THIEU, Pg. 3, Col. 3) of Independence Palace as Presi- off without a hitch. dent Nguyen Van Thieu was en- Parade Is Hit tertaining Vice-President Hubert Last year on South Vietnam's H. Humphrey and 2,000 inaugural National Day, Nov. 1, the Viet guests. Cong hit the city with mortar Atlantic Highlands U.R. Governor Receives No one in the brightly lighted and recoilless rifle fire during palace was hurt by the blasts the parade, killed eight persons that shook the windows, and the and wounded 45. Another Nation- party went on. al Day parade is planned Disorder Rumors First reports said two persons Wednesday. were injured • outside the palace Inside thd palace as the explo- Probe Asketf by 2 Groups TRENTON (AP) — Gov. Richard J. Hughes said yester- sions were heard were President and in the rear of the structure day that he had received rumors "of threatened disorders in but that none of the dignitaries Thieu and 2,000 guests, including By LEE STARNES ...... Daily Register learned yester- Housing and Urban Development the Regular Republican ticket, some of our communities possibly under cover of the tradi- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Department (HUD) to conduct an called the fliers "subterfuge." gathering .for an inaugural re- delegates to the inauguration tional Halloween levity." from 22 countries. Two separate organizations have Campaign urgent and immediate investiga- "If whoever put out this ma- ception was hurt. Hughes warned that he would not tolerate "violence or First sketchy accounts said The blasts shook the windows called for investigations letter dated tion of what it termed "biased, terial is so proud of what urban any other unlawful conduct which may tend to threaten the Federal politically oriented" material. three rounds of 61mm mortar of the palace but first reports local urban renewal agency, The renewal can do, then why don't peace of our state." indicated the building itself was The GOP committee, contends they put their names on it?" he fire had been aimed at the pal- An aide to the governor refused to disclose the source ace and had exploded in the not damaged. the agency is preparing and asked. of the rumors or whether they were connected in any way mailing to the general public, at rear. One of the mortar rounds was Mr. Katz added that the Dem- with racial tensions. New Jersey was hit by a wave of ra- The entire Saigon area had said to have hit a guard post at government expense, five bro- ocratic organization helped to cial disturbances this summer, including five days of rioting chures "which we believe to be been under heavy security guard the southwest corner of the pal- write the flier and said members in Newark. Halloween is tonight. The preceding evening is for the inauguration in the morn- ace rounds. Several cars were obviously political campaign were hedging on the author of it traditionally known as "mischief night" when youngsters en- material." ing of President Nguyen Van (See MORTARS, Pg. 3, Col. 6) "The catch phrase 'clean up gage in such pranks as soaping up windows of stores and In a telegram to Sen. Clifford First Avenue, hold down taxes' cars. Hughes said there "is always the question of credibility" P. Case, The Atlantic Highlands a hackneyed campaign slo- when examining rumors of violence. But, he said, "the full Taxpayers Association stated: gan," he said. "The whole thing force of the state will be utilized, if necessary, to assure "The Atlantic Highlands urban that our streets will be safe." Will Demonstrate renewal office is issuing biased, is propaganda and nothing more than political propaganda at "I know that I have the support of my seven million fel- politically oriented fliers and are low citizens, of all races and circumstances" in resolving to using federal funds to do it." that." (See RENEWAL, Pg. 3, Col. 3) maintain order, Hughes said. Both A. H. Frenchman, presi- While King's Jailed dent of the taxpayers group and Everett C. Curry, chairman of BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) — the Republican committee, have Demonstrations twice a day are attacked the agency because the Disputed Cloimby Ex-Detective, planned for the duration of a five- brochures "lack date of issuance, day jail sentence for Dr. Martin union label, and any information Luther King Jr. ai)d three other regarding authorship." Negro ministers, the Rev. T. Y. A spokesman for Senator Case Judge's Offer Spark Hearing Rogers says. told The Daily Register, his of- Rogers, a civil rights leader, Mr. Manning had testified fice in Washington has received LONG BRANCH — Charles The greater part of las said Monday night at least two Oct.' 16, Mr. Frankel recalled Mr. Frenchman's wire. Frankel got in a few licks at night's 2V4-hour session was tak marches per day will be held in that Mr. Medala, his bos_s, had Ira Grayson, administrative as- Raymond F. Manning at last en up by Mr. Frankel attemp support of King, the Rev. Ralph assigned him to "tail" Mr. Pa- sistant, said Senator Case will night's continued hearing of ing to show bias on the part ol Abernathy of Atlanta, the Rev laia at the racetrack. study the material only after the charges against Frank L. Pa- Municipal Judge Stanley Cohen, Wyatt Tee Walker of New York Taxpayers Association forwards laia, suspended court clerk, but Instructions Denied who charges Mr. Palaia with in and the Rev. A. D. King of Louis- the attorney's performance was copies of the fliers to his office. In his letter to Mr. Frankel, efficiency, insubordination anc ville, Ky., who are serving a jail pale compared to his reaction two Harry L. Sharrott, assistant re- Mr. Medala wrote that "at no misconduct in his function a: weeks ago when Mr. Manning sentence on contempt charges OCTOGENARIAN ANTIC — Miss Zoe Bartholomew, 85, gional administrator for HUD, time was Detective Manning in- court clerk from his appointfnen called his client a "tout." structed by me to place surveil- in 1963 until his suspension las The four ministers were arrest- a patient at Hilltop Private Nursing Home in Middle- could not be contacted, but the ed by Jefferson County sheriff's local office here said they knew Cross-examining Mr. Man- lance on Mr. Palaia." August. town looks at one of the decorations in front of the Mr. Manning, however, in- deputies yesterday ' afternoon nothing of the complaints by the ning, retired detective for Gar- Mr. Frankel began his cross when their plane landed in Bir- building. A practical nurse, Mrs. Mary Weidemeyer of den State racetrack, Camden, sisted that he was assigned to examination of the judge with two groups. tail the court clerk by Mr. Me- mingham. Keansburg, with the help of patients, prepared the 'Subterfuge' Says Katz Mr. Frankel produced a letter he what he apparently hoped wouli Alfred F. Katz, a member of had received from John L. Me- dala. be a bombshell: The marches, Rogers suid spooky atmosphere. Average age of the patient*, here | have a two-fold purpose. He said the Planning Board, and Borough dala, director of security for the When Mr. Frankel tried to es- "Have you indicated to anyoni Martin Luther King Jr. 1i 85.. . (Register Staff Photo) Council candidate, running on track. tablish that the detective was they are sympathy marches— in the city administration tha "We march for them in 1967, they When he sought to read fired by Mr. Medala, Mr. O'Hern you would pay the cost; •Picketers carried signs reading marched for us in 1063"—as well to Mr. Manning a single sentence introduced another letter from of this hearing in exces "Our leaders are sacrificing five Bride Held Captive 44 Hours of the lette.r, special prosecutor Mr. Medala, directed to Mr. of $500?" he demanded. as a protest against jailing of days, so are we," "Jail, billy Daniel J. O'Hern objected vehe- Manning, to tell him his services the civil rights leaders. clubs, tear gas and bombs will mently. were no longer needed because of Mr. O'Hern promptly objectei to the question as irrelevant. Rogers said others who broke never stop us," and "how great 'Designed to Impeach' his advanced age, commending the injunction prohibiting a par- it is knowing that we will be frea Hostage Shot, Man KilU Self "That's just what he's trying him for loyal and efficient ser- "It's the most important ques ade on Good Friday in 1963 still someday." to do," Mr. O'Hern declared, vice, and offering a recommen- tion that can bo asked at this remain free. The ministers were ordered ar- CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) — "I to find him draped across his He ordered the detectives to "bring in a self-serving letter de- dation for future employment. hearing," Mr. Frankel snapped "There is a possibility that rested by Circuit Court Judge "Is he personally financing these was in heaven, on my honeymoon, young captive. leave, saying he would kill her signed to impeach the witness." Mr. Manning was originally some of those involved in the 1963 William Barber after the case removal proceedings?" ho added, then all hell broke loose with this "Get me out of here," begged and himself if they didn't. In the "That won't be difficult," Mr. called as a prosecution witness demonstration will request to be was refused a hearing by the U.S. nut," said Charles Caldwell after Mrs. Caldwell as she was car- next 27 hours he let police and Frankel retorted. Oct. 16 to show that Mr. Palaia Mr. O'Hern assured Mr. jailed if they are -also guilty-as Supreme-Court—several- weeks- W houfsTof terror ended with the ried to an -ambulance; others—enter—the apartment—at "I" "consider that remark— un= was—at-- the —Camden " track Frankcrtharhis fees arc not Be- the others," Rogers said. ago. Barber removed a stipula- •hooting of his bride and her re- The bullet pierced her chest various times. But he wielded his ethical," Mr. O'Hern told Frank in November, 1966, when he was ing paid by nnyone but (he Citj About 200 Negroes marched tion of the original'contempt or- jected suitor's suicide. and came out her back. After pistol constantly, usually keeping Vanore, city business adminis- supposedly consulting a physician of Lonu Branch. from a Birmingham church last der saying the ministers would Llda Caldwell, 19, was taken at surgery at doctor's hospital, she it pointed at the girl's head. trator and hearing examiner. about a boil on his neck. (See HEARING, Pg. 2, Col. 3; night to the courthouse and then have to spend the time at hard gunpoint from the young couple's remained in satisfactory condi- dispersed without an incident. labor. Fines were set at $50. apartment a few hours after the tion today. Demonstrators awaiting the nr- The Revs. T. L. Fisher, J. W. wedding Saturday. Robert Batch, Batch was pronounced dead at rivnl of the four were foiled in Hayes and John T. Porter of Bir- 23, a former mental patient she the same hospital from a bullet Haline Report Js Called Premature their attempt to picket when tho mingham and Fred L. Shuttles- dated until about a montji ago, wound In his heart. ministers were taken to the coun- worth of Cincinnati, Ohio, served is interested in a site on New- spreading the store's operations •hot and wounded her 18-year-old Four miles away in St. Vincent NEWARK — A spokesman for ty jail in Bessemer instead of their sentences and paid fines man Springs Road at tho mouth to the suburbs, he said. husband, as the couple arrived Charity Hospital; her husband, a Hahne and Co., the large Newark the one. in .Birmingham. last week, home from Detroit where they short order cook, also in satisfac- department store, confirmed yes- of Half Mile Road, with easy ac- Hahne and Co., ho added, ling were married. tory condition, Is recovering from terday that the organization is in- cess to the Garden State Park- "not- prepared or filed any ap- face wounds. terested In locating a Branch way. plications anywhere In Monmnulh Batch then took the dark-halrcd store In Lincroft—but labeled as But tho spokesman added that County." brown-eyed girl to his third-floor "I hope I can nee her soon," Caldwell said from his hospital prcmnturc and inaccurate a re- "a number of locations are be- Ho said there "was absolutely Today's Index attic apartment In suburban Uni- port that the project is actually ing reviewed. . .in Monmouth no truth" to a published report versity Heights, holding the bride bed; adding that "tiils past cou- Red Bank Catholic's Boacil sheds nickname page 10 ple of days has been hell, . .but in the planning stage. County and elsewhere." He said that the store is expected to be and police at bay until yesterday "Wo are interested In Mon- there nrc options on several opened sometime during 19(?9. Outdoorsman Rlkcr goes brant hunting page 10 afternoon. now I'm In hoavon again." mouth County in the same way tracts of land in various locations "We do not know this nor does Page., P«g« "When she's well enough to see Batch, quoted( by his mother as that we are Interested In other which could be dropped If neces- anyone else," ho explained. Allen-Scott James Kllpalrlck I laying, "There was no reason to you," a nurse replied. areas of the state," he sold. "But sary. The county is planning to widen Amusements 7 Movie Timetable 7 go On living," shot Mrs. Caldwell The dramatic biegc at 'Batch's our suburban studies have not The spokesman said Hahne and Newman Springs Rd., but another Births 2 Obituaries l 4 In the chest and turned the gun apartment began when detectives been completed and "no definite Co.'s "store policy Is based on spokesman for Ilahno and Ho. Bridge :.... 7 Sylvia Porter • in himself. searching for Mm, Caldwell, went plans have been dovcloped in tho fine servlco and fine quality and said this is not totally linked to Classified 11, 12 Sports It, It Find Him Dying there Sunday morning. Monmouth Countv area." to meet developing needs, studies the posslbllty that tho store may Comics 13 Stock Market ; II "My darling, my darling," The officers found Mrs. Cald- Hahne and Co. . Is wholly- are constantly made and re- be opened here. The widening Crossword Puzzle i. 7, 13 Successful Investing ..II moaned the dying Batch ai po- well In the kitchen. Standing owned by Associated Dry Goods viewed for ways to better serve has been on tho county drawing Editorials » Television „ « f llco stormed Into the apartment nearby with n pistol was Batch. Corp., Now York. It reportedly Its many patrons," That Includes boards for several years, ho said. Herblock • Women's News I

i .-• £ . ••••' l*-Tue*Uy, Oot, 31, .1967 DAFLY Weather 'Disclosure of Baterest' Society Seen Flayed Hi* Ivufjr, Mostly *uwy and mU4»r tOi*J, high In' upptf Stout, On northwest and mid Vti m Bill ^j F»Jr tnd milder tonight, tow In TRENTOH (AP) ~ Qm. Hughes vetoed timilpr bill* passed in JSM and J865 by Re- Lease Issue 30s northwest and, 40s south and Richard J. Hughes signed a "dis- Riot Coiftrol closure of -Interest"-billfor leg- publican • controlled legislators, Blast Away at Democratic Past M1DDLET0WN - A Democrat- coastal areas. Tomorrow, part- stating opposition to the feature WEST LONG BKAJPf -^ j Republicans at the county level "Are they happy about the fact "I thought a copy of my ad IC candidate has accused the ly cloudy and mild, high in 60s. islators and state employes yes- which allowed each house of the J. Gibbons, Newark, president of kept up the pace of their cam that after years of Republican dress to the. convention might Township Committee here of hav- terday to give New Jersey its legislature to police itself. the New Jersey Bar Association, Outlook for Thursday partly said he saw no possibility of pre- paign last night with attacks on pressure the state has finally help them develop positions on ing a "I don't give a damn" at- first law regulating ethics in started work on Rt. 35 between these issues. Alfter all, as 1 titude toward public opinion. cloudy with little change'in tem- The governor said the bill he venting riots and disturbances the state Democratic adminis- signed yesterday was "totally dif- tration. Red Bank and Keyport, but is pointed out in a letter to them Hugh Dugan, candidate perature. state government. with the present pressures of so- ferent in concept and design" leaving the most dangerous sec- they are two of rr. nstitjients for committeeman, demanded The bill requires legislators to ciety. The candidates' subjects in- MARINE than either of the other bills tion near Cooper's Bridge until and, as I wrote, I feel obliged this week that incumbents re disclose their business contacts cluded inadequate state high- Cape May to Block Island: which have been before me, He vvas speaking Friday at a ways, pollution of rivers and last? to assist all of the residents of spond to inquiries of a lease be- Variable winds 10 knots today with the state or its regulatory forum at the Old Orchard Coun- "It is not a code of ethics bays, bossism and sex offenders. "Can't they imagine what's go- my district, regardless of wheth- tween the township and Was- and tonight. South to southeast agencies when they represent try Club. er they are Democratic shell- serman's fjtore at Campbells measure, rather it is a disclo- ing to happen when traffic speed- winds 10 to 15 knots tomorrow. individuals whose interests are A panel of lawyers discussed From Allenhurst, Senator Rich- fishermen, nurses of unknown Junction, Belford. sure act," Hughes said. ing along the improved section Fair today. and tonight. Partly adverse to those of the state. how to handle riots from the ard R. Stout said he is amazed political affiliations, if any, and hits that narrow stretch? Mr. Dugan two weeks ago cloudy tomorrow. Visibility five "Its efficacy, in the final an- standpoint of law and jurispru- that Democratic candidates can "Even worse, when these Dem- even Democratic candidates." called the GOP to task for "al- It creates a joint legislative expect support from Monmouth miles Or more except lower in alysis, does not depend upon gov- dence rather than how to pre- ocrats drive along Rt. 35 between lowing a valuable piece of mu- committee on ethical standards ernmental investigation but ra- County residents when the Dem- He reiterated his opposition to haze during morning hours. with sole authority to process vent them. the Eatontown and Asbury Park the Democratic strike payments nicipal property to be leased for ther upon knowledge in the ocratic administration has failed In Monmouth Beach, yester- complaints against legislators, Views of high versus low ball traffic circles, how can they de- and said he favors paying $75 a month after the lease has hands of the people, which knowl to live up to promises on im- day's high was 53 degrees and differed sharply among the au- 'end state officials who tell us $70 weekly to workers who in- expired." and a similar committee to pro- edge can be translated Into bal- proved state highways. he best we can hope for is that the low was 38. It was 45 at 6 cess complaints against state dience of lawyers. Mr. Gibbons voluntarily lose their jobs. Township officials told a press p.m. The overnight low was 41. lots," he said. His running mate for Senate, work will start late next ye,ar or conference the lease had been employes and officials in other favored high bail to keep rioters Assemblyman Alfred N. Beadle- mavbe not until 1969? He said he favors 10-year It was 47 at 7 o'clock this morn- branches of state government. "The force of public opinion from getting back on the streets. minimum mandatory jail extended and "Mr. Dugan is to- ing. and the threat of political repri- tally wrong on this subject." !aalt hard labor for dope pushers TIDES sal would serve as a deterrent Also speaking before the group are responsible for the delays thcv expect to get any support '»»«««"".'«'• «"P« V™™™ 'When, How Made?* were Edward McConnell, Trenton, which are causing continued wa- ^ 8 flJese ™t*\?™?*« X^JT* Sandy Hook Democrats Get to those who might otherwise fro m wh0 use "If this is so," Mr. Dugan said seek to use their public position administrative director of New ter pollution and rising costs of|lviicn they go around talking "let them tell us (the Democratic TODAY - High 6:06 p.m. and Jersey courts; Lawrence Whipple, sewer construction. ithat." low . . . p.m. Labor's Support for private gain," the governor Expressway and candidates and the public) said. recently elevated from state Su- Assemblyman Joseph Azzolina a 0 when and how the extension was TOMORROW — High 6:36 a.m. NEWARK — The New Jersey perior Court judge to U. S., Dis- bo seeks re-election, reiterate .Whrwr^lJ 1:f RaSan^- ^-promised road in, and 6:54 p.m. and low 12:18 a.m. The new law, an alternative to W dr provements for Monmouth Coun- made." State AFL-CIO has given of- trict Court judge; Brendan T. Bay, our rivers and our streams and 12:54 p.m. 'conflict-of-interest" legislation, his stand on major issues and ty;" an end to state Democratic Mr. Dugan said he has made ficial labor endorsements to the Byrne, Newark, Essex County cleaned up, it will be in spite of, For Red Bank and ' Rumson bars any state officials from ac- said he favors legislators who "policy of more and more com- extensive searches of the min- county's Democratic slate for prosecutor, and Peter Murray, not because of, the state Depart- bridge, add two hours; Sea cepting a gift, favor or service vote independently, not accord- muter railroad service curtail- utes of township meetings and Newark, New Jersey public de- ment of Health. Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long Senate and Assembly seats. offered with the intent to influ- ing to "the voice from the front ments, and an end to New could find no mention of an ex- fender. Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- They favor Paul J. Smith and ence him. office." "These people tell us they want York taxation of New Jersey tension. lands bridge, add 40 minutes. Richard L. Bonello for the state The measure was enacted un- Judge Whipple advocated a sys- Chester Apy, Mr. Azzolina's regional sewer districts, and commuters." "A municipal government oper- running mate for the Assembly, everyone agrees this is best. But Senate, Albert J. Villapiano and der the bipartisan sponsorship tem of uniform sentencing and ates under certain rules and reg- uniform bail. This could be done, said he wants sex offenders kept they can't seem to make up their ulations set forth by our legisla- Get your share of service busi- John W. Beekman for Assembly of Senate Majority Leader John under lock and key. He said he minds from one week to the next ness with a "Business Services" seats in District 5A and Patrick A. Waddingtqn, D-Salem, 2nd, he said, under existing laws by ture," Mr. Dugan said, "and persuasion on the part of the as- has been commended for his ef- what combination of municipal! Hearing if this lease has been extended Ad in Classified. Dial 741-6900 J. McGann and Walter H. and former Sen. William E. Oz- zard, R-Somerset, 8th. signment judge. forts by top officials of We Must ties will be in each district. (Continued) our search of records indicates today. Gehricke, District 5B. Care Inc., non-profit organization "Meanwhile, pollution increases Mr. Vanore ruled Mr. that it was not done according to dedicated to preventing child mo- and the cost of sewer construc- Frankel's question "immaterial the statutes." lestations. He said he and theltion continue to escalate and if at this time." Mr. Dugan added that if an entire Republican ticket support i they don't make up their minds "If it's immaterial now, It'll extension has been made other legislation requiring commitment:very soon or if we don't get never be more material," Mr. than through regulatory mea- of sex offenders for as long as;someone into that department Frankel commented. sures, "then all I can say is tha pose a danger to women orjwhj o can make up hiis mindid, it'i's the error has been compounded children. He said Milton Halvor-jnot going to be long before the Mr. O'Hern withdrew his objection. to the detriment of the township ten, president of We Must Care.jcost is out of reach of the user residents." and Frank W. Long president of | who has to foot the bill, Cohen's Explanation 1 Mr. Dugan said that if this the Paul Benda Memorial Chap-j "Unless we get some people at Judge Cohen gave this expla- be the case, "it is one more ex- ter of the organization, have writ-1 work on this problem who are nation: ample of the 'I don't give a damn ten him words of appreciation for'dedicated to getting the job ac- "I had requested Mr. Palaia's what the public thinks' attitude his efforts. complished instead of dispensing suspension on several occasions," of the Republican administra- About state highwaysgy , Senator political propaganda, pollution he said. "There was no activity. tion." Stout said: "I'm curiouri ks to know:is going to be with us for a long, In July—the 19th or 20th—the 3 g question arose as to a prosecutor. if these Democrats are satisfied long time." that the state dualized a lonely I said the thing had to be prose- a Assemblyman Azzolina. last cuted. Campo Gets mile along Rt. 33 in the middle night sent copies of his keynote 3 of nowhere and left it like' that "I offered to pay over a sum address to the Republican state 'B- for two years. convention to his opponents. of money if the city couldn't fit it Little Silver "They keep crying for a sec- into its budget. But I can't pay ond opportunity to debate the is- it. The city has to pay it. sues with me and my running "It was not because of per Walks Pact mate Chester Apy, but in all the sonal prejudice, but because I LITTLE SILVER — The Bor- weeks of this campaign, no one felt strongly there was too much ough Council last night awarded really knows how our opponents talk in the streets about Palaia's a $28,268.30 contract to A. Campo stand on most of the major is- activities." nc, Middletown, for sidewalk sues and questions facing New Mr.' O'Hern was retained as construction here. Jersey voters," he said, adding: special prosecutor by the city when Robert L. Mauro, regular "After all this time ,of study, city prosecutor, and Julius J. meetings with the Parent Teach- Golden, city attorney, both dis- ers Association and obtaining qualified themselves-as prosecu- easements, it is a great pleasure Births tors in the case. Mr. Golden is to be able to award this contract now serving as legal advisor to and get the work started," Coun- Mr. Vanore during the hearing. cilman August E. Roemer, walk- RIVERV1EW Going through the bill of ways committee chairman, said. Red Bank particulars item by Item, Mr. August E. Postel, borough en- Mr. and Mrs. Francis Pillar Frankel continued his cross- ineer, said approximately 80 per (nee Valera Darling), 139 Shore questioning of Judge Cohen, at- cent of the planned sidewalks Blvd., Keansburg, son, yesterday. tempting to show that personal will be completed under the con- Dr. and Mrs. Ali Karbasian bias, against Mr. Palaia has mo- tract. A portion of the project on (nee Nancy Piechocinski), Apart- tivated the judge's testimony and Rumson Rd. and Branch Ave. ment 31-B, Spring Ter., Red his charges against the clerk. vill be delayed because of the Bank, daughter, yesterday. Btrt Notelion, N«w Brunswick; Ken Bedman, Elizabeth; Al Natation; Neworte; Juhtii L«vlii, Cross-examination of Judge scheduled sewer lines construc- Stamford; Max Gold, Whlhi Plains; Bud Natelion, Rid Bank. • . ' JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL Cohen will continue Monday, tion there. Neptune Nov. 13, in the City Council cham- Sidewalks and walkways will be Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neilson ber. It was interrupted last night built on portions of six major (nee Rose Smith), Marlboro, by mutual agreement to permit roads traveled by youngsters I daughter, yesterday. Mr. Manning to take the stand. walking to school. The council Mr. and Mrs. William McCann Mr. Frankel surmised the has authorized $55,000 for the Jr. (nee Sally Camp), Allaire next session may see the end of project, but the obtaining of ease- Road, Spring Lake Heights, the hearing. Mr. O'Hern was not ments had delayed awarding the And 3« daughter, yesterday. so sure. contract. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Pearce Last night's meeting-was con- Natelson Stores Own Make After hearing the testimony, (nee Mary Jane Martin), 215 Mr. Vanore may dismiss Mr. Pa- tinued from Oct. 16 so the con- ftjpthe Schock Ave., Neptune, son, yes- laia, in which case the clerk has tract could be awarded. terday. recourse to appeal to the Civil Esteves Construction Co, Bovernor..: Dr. and Mrs. Manuel Derron Service Commission; he may sus- 'ranklin Lanes, the only other (nee Rosemary Marti), Jersey pend him for a -period of time, al- lidder, had asked $33,731. Cashiers have a quip these Shore Medical Center, Neptune, so subject to appeal; or he may Number! days about where your sales daughter, yesterday. find the charges, groundless and Tired paying rent? Find the tax money goes. Next time you Mr. and Mrs. Timbrook Con- restore him to duty with back home you've been dreaming of pay. hear it, you mi#it mention that overknee Mary McDaniel), 554 in today's Classified. Ads. "P ur eSheftam\&Weo \ Pitney Ave., Spring Lake Heights, 77 cents of every sales tax dol- fflimiiiiuniiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiuiiimwiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniimumiiimiiiiiiiiiiiinimiiniiiimiiiiiiDB daughter, yesterday.1 lar has come right back home as state aid to local school dis- tricts and local road construc- Seek Return tion. And the rest of it goes for college construction, aid to 37.25 commuters, hightoay construc- Of Suspect fc tion, aid to localwalth dis- MORRISTOWN (AP) — The Morris County prosecutor plans tricts, just to name a few. If to leave for Chicago today to Sportcoat values we wanted the schools and participate in possible extradition services, the Governor and the proceedings for a 35-year-old for- so good, no manufacturer - Democratic Legislature—and mer tree trimmer charged with most of the Republicans- slaying Mrs. Dorothy Beck Pal- mer last Sept. 21). • can afford to make them. knew we had to raise the mon- Frank C. Scerbo said he will ey. Until someone comes up enter the case In the event Fred- We have to do it ourselves^ ^ with a way to get something erick Benjamin Thompson does for nothing, there's no other not waive proceedings for his re-j £ For Fall, we bought ; way. turn to Morris County. i § Thompson faces a trial on a! = county Grand Jury indictment! S fine Shetland plaids, charging him with the fatal stab-: 5- The bing of the woman in her plush! S window panes, checks Harding Township home. Democratic "If he (Thompson) waives ex- tradition," Scerho commented, and twills from /Legislature. "we can bring him back immedi- ately. Otherwise, it might- take Dickie Mills, suppliers The courage to do several weeks." Scerbo said detectives in the what is right county also will attend tomor- of all the best Ft by D«*. 11*14 UMK. tot. bimt* si. Ctir s row's extradition hearing. $50 sportcoat makers.--.; The colorings are magnificent, the cut is right; SALE! ] ,4 and so is the price. Inside dpors, French doors, screen doors, windows, bathtubs, toilet bowls, window sash, storm sash, thades, curtains, rugs, dishes, carpeting, light fix- tures, medicine cabinets, desks, beds, bureaus, chests of drawers, cane chairs, shutters, wainscoting, a hot water coal burning furnace. I If you could have but one turtle neck, you'd I pick our fycora nylon. It's like silk with body. | Luckily, you can have it in banana, gold, white,' | navy, chocolate brown and black. Also available PENINSULA MOTEL | in mock turtle. Both with back zipper, full- 1049 OCEAN AVE. SEA BRIGHT I fashioned shoulder. 7.00. The Corner, J. Kridel. /iiii!iwi&iii«i!iiiiyi« THE DAILY REGISTER TuewUy, Oct. 3i, 1997-*, Indictment Battle $3& In Monmouth Court FREEHOLD — Can « Giu/Le*ub\lth that the Grand Jury -FREEHOLD — Mrs. Helen L. them: "Bse theft of $279 from Fade in Shrewsbury Jury vote once to hand up five had voted only once on all five Dantes, New York, has pleaded Prank Shea'a Motor Mart, Rt. 35, By DORIS KULMAN separate indictment!? Indictments. Fines forDrag Racing, Innocent before Superior Court Raritan, June 5; entering the SHREWSBURY — Town houiM apparently are on the Thif wax' the question raised Assistant Prosecutor Thomas NEW SHREWSBURY - Two ition, who visited the airport oft Judge Clarkson S. Fisher, to the home of Larry Centlrnolo, 2150 way out. by twice convicted rapist fsccarino argued that no court youths were fined $35 each by routine Inspection. theft of $1,684 from the Freehold Florence Ave., Raritan, and tak- The Planning Board has called a special public meet- II George C. Riley, 34, formerly of rules or procedures specifically fudge Lawrence A. Carton yes- According to officials, five office of the Central Jersey Bank ing $04 worth of articles. Ing (or 6 p.m. tomorrow in the Shrewsbury School to re- Eatontown, In a motion to quash bar the Grand Jury from acting erday in Municipal Court for lore similar cases will be heard and Trust Co., on Aug. 22. Attempted entry of H«rry'« view its action last Wednesday in approving a revised, and all five Indictments against him. as It did in New Jersey courts, al- acing on Asbury Ave. text week, four involving Im* She is charged with handing Liquor Store June 10, breaking highly controversial, zoning ordinance by a 5-4 vote. Riley is currently serving 62-72 though he did note that a Federa Richard N. Vafiadis of 1713 Rt. iroper state registration of air* • note to a teller, flashing a Into the Car Radio Repair Ser- It'» a good bet the board is going to dump the mo&t years In state prison and Jrand Jury must vote on each 35, Asbury Park, and George T. raft and one of failure to die rolled up newspaper as though vice, Rt. 35, Keyport, and taking controversial section of the zoning changes it voted to recom- the Rahway diagnostic center ne separately. Geraud of 712 W. Park Ave., tlay a decal. - it was a weapon, and walking $242 worth of merchandise June mend to the mayor and Borou^i Council — the proposal to stemming from rape, assault and Also questioned by Mr. Rea Oakhurst, were each charged For driving while hit ability out with the money. 7. permit Planned Unit Development, wWch would include rubbery convictions. ere Grand Jury clerk Richard vlth drag racing. According to as Impaired by alcohol, John Mrs. Dantes, 54, Is being held Also the burglary of the Poole multiple unit dwellings end certain commercial uses, in resi- He has already been con- I. Klein, Victor R. LeValley, he police, they started from hief clerk In the prosecutor's Eidel of U12>/2 Fourth Ave., in lieu of $5,000 bail. Ave., Sweet Shop', Raritan, tak dentlal areas. victed of attacks in Howell Town- lead stop and raced down the \sbury Park, was fined $59 «nd ing $727 in cash and merchandise The planners also probably will reduce the area the ship on Cct. 17, 1964, and Colts (fflce, and Mrs. Joan Cortwright, highway. Unknown to them they Jack Carrasco, Keyport Gar :lerk stenographer. lad his driver's license revoked dens, Keyport, and Angelo A. on June 28, and the home of proposed code now designates tor professional office use. Neck on Oct. 31, 1964, Three were followed by an unmarked 'or six months. On a Wcond Bocchino, Hemlock St., Hazlet, Zena James, Rt. 35, Keyport, Both proposals were the target of vigorous public op- other indictments, one in Ocean Judge Simmill reserved deci- borough police vehicle. :harge of stopping in th« left pleaded innocent to burglary and taking $300 worth of household position at two informational meetings the board held last Township from a Dec. 12, 1964, ilon until this week on the mo- Mr. Geraud also received a sus- lane of the Garden State Park- theft charges in Raritan Township goods. monih and the 3'^-hour public hearing which preceded its incident and two arising from a ion. pended fine on a charge of using way, he was fined an additional and Keyport in February, Juo Bocchino Is also charged with vote last week. Jan. 22, 1965, assault still have to "Gentlemen, I know as well as improper tires. 10. , and July. breaking into the home of John PUD is a major campaign issue in the battle between come to trial. 'ou know tliat anything I In a second unusual case, Jack Fines of $15 each were imposed .These are the charges agalns Sullivan, Rt. 35, Hazlet, July 12, Republicans and Independents for the two Borough Council Keuper Questioned AT. Riley will take to the Ap- Grey of 296 York Ave., West End, >n Raymond B. Stato of 303 S, taking $20 in cash and goods. seats at stake in next week's election. Rlley's attorney, Ralph Real of lellate Division," the judge said. was fined $30 for failure to dis- Bridge Ave., Red Bank, for doing Carrasco is charged with the Independents now control the council. The Republican West Long Branch, questioned Decision Due Friday play properly a decal on his air- 55 miles per hour In a SO mils Vietnam burglary of the Cove Road School, candidates, Robert C. Netf and Richard 3. Doelger Jr., whose Prosecutor Vincent P. Keuper He will issue a written decision :raft at Red Bank Airport. The Mine, and Chet Thomas Loom!* Hazlet, July 16 without taking any. election would put control in GOP hands, are pledged to and members of his staff at the jefore this Friday. charge was filed by Francis J of Arlington, Va., for doing 55, (Continued) thing. defeat or repeal PUD. The petition Mr. NeH last week said hearing Friday before Superior Riley also had three motions Combs, inspector of the Aero- miles an hour in a 40 mile zone.: Other Viet Cong units kept up the GOP would oirculate in an attempt to stop council action Court Judge Elvin R. Slmmili to nautical Department of the New Robert F. Obre of 78 Madison Joseph T. Verdonick, Piscata- before Superior Court Judge a barrage of small arms ai.d already has been legally drawn. Clarkson S. Fisher pertaining to Tersey Department of Transpor- ive., Red Bank, was fined $20 mortar fire on a U.S. 1st'Divi- way Township, pleaded Innocent for careless driving, and Lewis to impairing the morals of a 14- Planning Board member Paul Schiesler, an Independent the Ocean Township incident. sion artillery base manned by candidate tor council, introduced the successful motion ap- Youths Held His attorney in this action, Rob- E. Thibodean of 27 Spring St., 200 or more Americans less than year old Manalapan Township boy Freehold, was fined $8 for disre- on Dec. 5. proving the new zoning last week. Mayor Frederic Messina irt Ansell of Asbury Park, sought Colts Neck a mile away in an attempt to and Councilman Philip Genovese, Independents both, were to have certain evidence sur- garding a red flashing light. keep them out, of the battle. Joseph E. Larusso, New York among those voting for it. In Assault pressed, and to inspect evidence For defective tires, Nancy E. The 1st Division artillerymen Martin Palazzo, Bronx, and John and documents. Mill Burns Emmons of 418 Bath Ave., Long aimed their big guns directly at Rosa, Sea Breeze Ave., Easl On Police Mr. Yaccarino, who «Iso rep COLTS NECK - Only the Branch, was fined $15, and the Viet Cong attacking the dis- Keansburg, pleaded innocent to a resented the state in this case, wheel remained after a fire Lawrence Henderson of 2105 trict headquarters. American Middletown burglary on July 29. Thieu RED BANK. — Two teenage argued that a prior motion bj termed suspicious swept the his- Banks Ave., Neptune, was fined helicopters armed with machine The three are charged with (Continued) Red Bank brothers were arrest- another of Riley's attorney's, Jo- toric mill on Bucks Mill Road al $15 for failure to have his regis- guns and twin-engine C47s armed breaking into the home of Estelle der who has been largely run- at the ceremonies and said not ed last night and charged with seph N. Dempsey of Asbury a.m. today, according to ex- tration in his possession. with rapid-firing Gatling guns al- Jenkins, • and taking a $150 tele- ning the government for the past a word. He did not even take assault and battery on polio 'ark, which is on appeal to the Fire Chief Granville J. Le Meune. For using profane language In so joined in beating back thi vision set, and receiving $45 worth two years as premier. When Ky a public oath of office, it being officers. Appellate Division, will cover the public, John M. Newton of 113 Communist thrusts. It was the fifth fire in the of stolen property belonging to planned to run for president, Loc assumed he was automatically Willie Safforld, 19, of 113 motion to suppress the evidence. area since midnight Saturday. Leonard St., Red Bank, was fined Defense Penetrated James Gallagher, Middletown, on was to be his running mate. Then vice president when Thieu took Mr. Ansell was granted an ad- $25. 1 Shrewsbury Ave., here, was Yesterday State Police an- On their third try, about 5:1 Aug. 3. Ky was forced to accept the sec- the oath. charged with assault and battery journment on that portion of the nounced they were investigating a.m., the Viet Cong did pene- Robert H. Staubitz, Staten Is- ond spot on Thieu's ticket, leav- on the officers in the perfor- motion to have time to prepare the incidents. trate the defensive perimeters land, N.Y., pleaded innocent to ing Loc to be taken care of. mance of their duties. His broth- legal brief on why his motioi The red, three-story fram 3e wise... open of the Special Forces camp and breaking into the Middletown of- By making Loc premier, Thieu 3 Firemen er, Kenneth Safforld, 16, of the should be granted. building was in the process of be- the district headquarters. The de- fice of Dr. Harold Chafkln, Ap- eased political feelings at the top same address, was arrested or Judge Fisher granted a motioi ing restored by owner George Checkmaster fenders—about 100 militiamen at plebrook Road, taking $30 worth of the ruling pyramid and also juvenile complaint of assault to allow Mr. Ansell to inspect th Dittmar, Jr. of Bucks Mill Road, the district headquarters and 20 of stamps, and carrying a con- gave his regime a geographic Hit by Car and battery. court clerk's copy of a transcrip ItTwas completely demolished by civilian irregulars at the Green balance. Thieu's from central of Mr. Dempsey's motion. the blaze, Mr. Le Meune said. cealed weapon and possession of According to Police Chiel accounttoday Beret camp—beat them off with burglar tools. Vietnam, Ky a native of North Fireman William Miles called the help of the artillery and gun- Vietnam and Loc from the south. During Drill George Clayton Sr., Willie Saf- Gordon G. Kelly, Brooklyn forld assaulted Patrolman Josepl the loss irreplaceable. Mr. Ditt- ships. HOWELL TOWNSHIP — Three mar could not be reached for ar pleaded innocent to the March 17 The change in roles between Calver and Michael Griesi whei Mortars "In neither case was the firemen, completing a drill on estimate this morning. burglary of 'Sears, Rt. 35, Middle- Thieu and Ky was evident today. the patrolmen went to investi (Continued) camp or district headquarters town, malicious mischief and pos- Hurley Pond Road, were injured The usually vqluble airman gate a gang of about a dozei damaged by the blast and one a Both fire companies of th overrun," said a U.S. spoken session of burglar tools. last night at 7:15 when struck by township responded to the call inarched dutifully behind Thieu car, Howell State Police re- boys gathered in front of the count said an American Arm; man. Robert Moultrie, Glllville Lane ; There were no injuries. ported this morning. Butter Crust Bakery, Shrews- colonel was among those hurt. Middletown, pleaded innocent to The blaze was confined to th The three were identified bury Ave. Reports from the palace a f carnal abuse of a 15-year old mill, but telephone service Charles Patterson, Lakewood minutes after, the blasts said Red Bank Youth Middletown girl on Aug. 23. Renewal Kenneth Safforld allegedly as- the area was interrupted earl; Road; William Freeman, Shafto rounds landed several hundre (Continued) saulted Detective Herbert Swan yards from the brightly lighted this morning because of damag< With Protesters James R. Snyder, chairman of Road,, and Jack Norman, RD 4, son as the detective went to th( to poles and wires. Mr. U all Farmingdale. building. WORCESTER, Mass. (AP) - the Local Public Agency (LPA), assistance of the two patrolmen Meune said firemen remained al A confrontation between three Alberts Found said he expects no real trouble, State police said the driver of Police are seeking a thin •Not Alarmed' the scene until 7:30 a.m. Army recruiters and 50 antiwa adding: the car was William E. Anderson youth who escaped after being "I was not alarmed, not at all) of 1637 Glendola Road, Belmar. Humphrey told newsmen. LIQUOR STOLEN demonstrators Monday at Claris Dead at Home "The LPA hired a firm to handcuffed by the police officers. No rninimum balance reqoJred University ended in a standoff. They added he was traveling He ran away manacled with his President Thieu and Vice Presi FREEHOLD — Two cases o FAIR HAVEN — Gerard Al- publicize the urban renewal east

what is right. . MM tor ky U«M Satfvt*, IN HWUMMMH OHm, MMMMMi M. it N.» M. Un Cw».,«M.i*»h««t, CMU, \ TJffi fiAJLY BJEGPTE8 ChangeslfpTHTMJUAC. «r"«*'«ff»j In Zoning Code Monday OBITUAMES LITTLE SILVER — The Bor- dustrial area for apartment ough Council wants zoning code house construction and to rezone ,.1.1.. «n< revisions ready for introduction the north side of Church St •'• STICKLE SERVICES Crawford, 72, t its regular meeting on Mon-from commercial to residential NEW SHREWSBURY — Ser- day. and professional use. The board flees mil be held st 7:30 p.m. Cockcroft, 55, of 16 Ocean Ave Nil-Voice Leader In an Oct. 17 letter to Robert kept under study its proposal to tomorrow in the Worden Funeral died Sunday in his home. OCEAN GROVE — Harry E. Bainton, Planning Board chair- rezone the west side of Prospect Home, Red Bank, for Mrs. Edna Born in Belfast, Ireland, he man, Mayor Charles W. Stephens Ave. from Markham Place to R. Stickle of 45 Swimming River Crawford, 72, vice) president ol was the son of the late Roberl the Garden State Nu-Voice Club said the fact that the proposed Willow Drive from residential to R«t, who died in Shrewsbury and Hannah Major Cockcroft. zoning changes haven't been commercial use. Home, Shrews- Red Bank, died Sunday in hi; Manor Nursing A former Cedar Lake resident, home at 66'/$ Franklin Ave. completed "gives us great cause Mayor Stepheits said last night bury, Friday. he had lived here 25 years. He Born in Sterling, Kan., he wai for concern." the council hadn't received a fi- Rev. Leonard Rowell, assistant was employed as a historian for former Astoria, L.I., residenl The council wants to avoid any nal draft of any proposed zoning pastor of the First Methodist the Prudential Insurance Com He had lived here 11 years. A re- 'urther extension of the mora- changes, but expressed assurance Church, Red Bank, will officiate. pany, Newark. tired waiter, Mr. Crawford was torium on business and commer- it will have them by tomorrow Burial will take place Thursday Surviving are three brothers, ormerly employed at Beau Ri cial development here, the may- In Poughkeepsie (N.Y.) Rural Clement Cockcroft of Red Bank, vage, Spring Lake Heights. or said. The moratorium will ex- Cemetery. Cecil Cockcroft of Kearney an Surviving are his widow, Mrs pire in mid-December. Students Set CARD OF THANKS Robert Cockcroft of Rutherford, Lucille Crawford; four daughters; Mayor Stephens asked the plan- We wish to thank all of our friends for their klndnesfl durtnr our recent and three sisters, Miss Jane G, four sisters; nine grandchildren; ners to submit a final draft of the bereavement Cockcroft of this place, Mrs. Id and four great-grandchildren. proposed zoning changes to the To Conduct MM. Abe Slicppard and Family Firth of Belfast, and Mrs. Louis Services will be held in thtcouncil by tomorrow for review DEVTI! NOTICE BORBAS — (Nee Ehaszl on Saturday. McClure of Omagh, Ireland. Ocean Grove Memorial Home, prior to introduction at Monday's October 28, 1M7. »t Long Branch, N.J., here, at 11 a.m. tomorrow. Cre- public session. Tour Panel KaUierlne, ot Tl« Holmdel Road, Har- Services will be held in thi let. In her 75th year. Beloved wife rf mation at Rosedale Crematorium, The moratorium was enacted RED BANK — A group ol George Borbai, the devoted sister ot Worden Funeral Home, Rei Mrs. Hellen Lubin of East Keanshurg. Orange, will be private. in April, 1966, to curtail indus- Red Bank High School students BeUtlvea and friends are kindly In- Bank, at 11 a.m. tomorrow, wit all of whom visited Europe lasl vited to attend the (uneral from the Rev, Dr. Charles S. Webster, trial and commercial develop- ••Bernauer Funeral Home". 133 Niag- LLOYD B. GRUMAN SR. ment pending adoption of thesummer, will conduct a panel dis- ara Street, Newark, on Tuesday, Octo- pastor of the First Presbyterian cussion, "Students View Europe' ber 31, at 8:30 a.m., to St. Benedicts Church, Red Bank, officiating. ASBURY PARK - Lloyd B master plan, and was twice ex- 'Jusr FBL AW PIG SINCE GfiMM &* HERe/" church, Newark, tor a High Mass of Gruman Sr., 73, of 1455 Rustk tended when the master plan was in the high school cafeteria to- Requiem at 9:30 a.m. Interment In Private cremation will take plac day at 3:15 p.m. Gate of Heaven Cemetery. Visiting in Rosehill Crematory, Linden. •Dr., the uncle of Theodore M delayed. SOCIAL SECURITY TALK hours 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. Holmes of New Shrewsbury, died Two weeks ago, the Planning The program will be part o the school's United Nations' ob- Elks to Open SHREWSBURY — James J. Sunday in Jersey Shore Medica! Board rejected the major recom- servance, and will be sponsored Caivano, Social Security district Center, Neptune, after beinf mendations of its proposed mas- manager, Asbury Park, was stricken at home. jointly by the American Field ter plan, abandoning the contro- Service and social studies depart- Fund Drive guest speaker at a session of the Born in Closter, he was theversial proposals to rezone the in- ment. RED BANK — Elks Lodge 233 Estate Planning Council of Cen- son of the late Frank and Marj Participating will be Estelle at 40 West Front St. will host tral New Jersey last night in A. Blauvelt Gruman. A formei Shadowbrook, here. Youth Injured Katz, Red Bank High's AFS dele- the kickoff dinner for this year's Verona resident, he had livec gate to Finland; Pamela Berich here 18 months. He was a retired By Shot Is Fair and Lynn Evans, who toured New Jersey Crippled Kiddies Brood St. and 9mm Ann* Dr., Shmwtbuiy—747-5555 mechanical engineer for the Europe as World Youth Forum Drive tomorrow evening. Opon daily 8 A.M. to 6 P.M.; W.d. and Frf. S A.M. to 9 P.M. Worthington Pump Corp., Hai SEA BRIGHT — The condi- delegates; and Dean Ross and The honored guest will be live- Sandays 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. rison. tion of George Cobb, 16, of 1200David Komar, who toured pri- year-old Mary Bernadette Os- Also surviving are his widow, Ocean Ave., whose foot was in- vately. wald, the 1968 poster girl, who FLEXSCREENS by BENNETT IRELAND Mrs. Marguerite Moser Gruman jured Sunday night by a , shot- The moderator will be Miss Sue will be accompanied here by Custom mad* on oar premises—48-hour delivery a son, Lloyd B. Gruman Jr. ol gun blast, is listed as fair today. Johnson, a social studies teacher her parents after visiting Gov. Merrick, L. I.; a brother, Le Rbj Police Chief Gerald Cranmer and adviser to AFS. The public Richard J. Hughes in Trenton. is invited. B. Gruman of Hughsonville, said the youth, a student at Shore Mary was born In Holy Fam- Regional High School, was in- N. Y., and a sister, Mrs. Elsie ily Hospital, Teaneck, without jured when a 20-gauge shotgun he Jones of Basking Ridge. arms or legs. Using' an electri- Services will be held at 11was handling fired a charge of Appeal Set rrr* shot through his foot. The youth cally operated wheel chair, she a.m. Thursday in the Wordei started school'in September. Funeral Home, Red Bank. Arthu: was in-his room at home when the By Pressman Van Gulick, a Christian Scienci mishap occurred, the chief said. X: reader, will officiate. Burial wil Capt. John Carmody and Pa- PLAINFIELD (AP) — Attor- Turn Lights On trolman Louis Schuff are inves- neys for Gabe Pressman,, a be in Westwood Cemetery, Wes WOODBRIDGE —. With the wood. tigating. newsman for the National Broad- llS casting Co.'s television station in switch to standard time over the New York, say they will appeal weekend, the Garden State Park- MISS DRUCILLA EDWARDS EDWIN B. CROSSLEY it 6 CEDAR RUN—Edwin B. Cross- his conviction on two charges way started issuing written and LONG BRANCH — Miss Dru- stemming from July's rioting verbal reminders to motorists to 11 TJ7I7J7J77777J77 cilia Edwards, 85,. of 345 Broad- !ey, 50, of Main St., the brother if .Mrs. Emily Denner, New here. turn their lights on during the Slllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllll way died yesterday In Monmouth earlier hour of dusk. The pro- Medical Center. Shrewsbury,' died Sunday. . Pressman was convicted yes- A native of Philadelphia, he terday on charges that he hadgram has cut 4:30-to-6:30 p.m. Born here, she was the daugh was a member of American obstructed a police officer in the accidents in the five-week period ter of the late Mr. and Mrs Legion Post there. A fence build-performance of his duties and after the time change from 721 in 1951 to 39 last year. Bloomfield Edwards. She retiree er at the time of Jus death, he that he offered to engage Pa about 20 years ago after mon •ETTER HURRY H • was also a former member of trolman John Waldron in a quar- —ADVERTISEMENT— than 25 years in the advertisinj FOR A the Merchant Marine. rel. business in New York City. you wlift te mm «v Also surviving are a daughter, .Waldron testified during the • Lawn Seeds • Fertilizers Surviving are a sister, Mrs three-day trial that the charges Olive Walsh, here, and a niece Mrs. Marion Letts, here; two FALSE TEETH heavy duly triple sons, Edwin Crossley Jr. of Phil- resulted from his asking Press- 31.000 • Lime • Peat Moss Mrs. Eula Johnson, Highlands. man to remove his auto from a Chewing Efficiency track, fully weafwr Services will be held in theadelphia and John Crossley of Rye, N.H., and eight grandchild- restricted area around the po-Increased up to 35% • Milorganite • Buckwheat Hulls Flock Funeral Home at 11 a.m lice headquarters. Clinical tests prove you can now jtrlppid aluminum tomorrow, with Rev. Homer Trl en. flfctind chew better—m&ke dentures 'had risks' ,The Shinn Funeral Home, Mana- avenge up to 35% more effective—11 • Agrico Products cules, pastor of the First Baptis you sprinkle a little FABTKE.TH on combination wlhdW Church here, officiating. Buri hawkin, is in charge of arrange- Taken by , your plates. FASTEETTH hold* uppera ments. and lowers more flnnly »o they feel owe you tor only •* tor M.00 will be in West Long Branc millions more comfortable. FASTEJ2TH la not add—doesn't sour. No gummy, pasty Cemetery. for over taste, Helps check "denture odor". fully Imtolied. BISHOP HURLEY 75 years Dentures that fit are essential to FRED D. WIKOFF co ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — The health. Bo see your dentist regularly. $27 million. MRS. THOMAS F. JUDGE nil' li not a IWimy. Most Rev. Joseph P. Hurley, 73, in homes Oet PABTHETH at all drug counter*. KEYPORT — Mrs. Mary Edni like yours -Currently 31,000 New Jersey bishop of the Roman Catholic Mil wtighl tfonfl 234 MAPLE AVENUE Judge, 61, of 6 Monmouth Placi college students are receiving died Sunday in the Marlbon diocese of St. Augustine since State Hospital. 940, died yesterday. He had $27.3 million in low interest OT W Wr RED BANK ^fcf 741-0554 She was born in Holmdel an been reported suffering from leu- loans to continue their educa- kemia but the) cause of death PS. out HIAVY DITTY. tion. Almost all would not have was the daughter of the late Joh means Plus Service Smith and Mary Agnes O'Doug' was not announced. Bishop Hur- met the ordinary "risk" stand- ley, who was born in Cleveland, between Asbury Park •10-M arid only 4 Mr tery Smith. ards set by lending institutions. Ohio, was t.ordained in 1919. and Newark REEDS JEWELERS FAMOUS FOR Surviving are her husband But they met the more far- SUOO JuHy, (nyMUjflV, Thomas F. Judge; two sons, Johr MARION BUKONT F. and Joseph R. Cummings sighted standards set by the RED BANK — Marion Bukont BONDED DIAMONDS" Matawan; a brother, James Smi P.S.*130 Democratic Legislature... of 43 Chapin Ave. died yesterday 33 YEARS OF DIAMOND LEADERSHIP of Colts Neck, and two gram which was determined that in Riverview Hospital, here. Asbury Park- children. worthy students, regardless of Mr. Bukont was born in Services will be held in Bedli Newark Buses economic conditions, get a Lithuania and came to the Serving: Funeral Home, here, at 1 p.m United States in 1909. He was good education. The repayment tomorrow. Burial will take plai 1INCROFT—HOIMDEI a former Irvington resident. MATAWAN—SAYREWOODS record of these 'bad risks' is in Shoreland Memorial Garden: Until his retirement in 1958 Hazlet, with Rev. Vincent K. Pei NEWARK AIRPORT excellent They repay the loan Mr. Bukont was a machinist for en route to Neworfc tit, rector of St. Mary's Episcopj ...and the confidence of the the Kidde Manufacturing Co. Frequent service, low fare!. Foil trip Churah, here, officiating. Democratic lawmakers. Surviving are three sons, via Parkway and Turnpike Theodore Bukont of Red Bank, Ask bus operator about'low cost lO-trlp Edwin Bukont of Emerson and • FREE ESTIMATE commuter ticket. mmBEGISTER Eugene Bukont of Los Angeles, i* FREE PLANNING! PUBLIC SERVICE COOJD1NATED TRANSPORT The Diamond Marquise Pear shpd Mnln Office: Calif., and four grandchildren. • TOP-QUALITY 40-42 Broad 81. Solltalra Dmd. Set..'' Diamond . Red Bank, N. .1. OTJ01 A Solemn High Requiem Mass MATERIALS and Democratic Branch Offices: will be offered Thursday at 11 INSTALLATION 870 Rt. 35, Mlddletown, N. J. a.m. in the Sacred Heart of LARGEST SELECTION OF BONDED DIAMONDS 30 Eant Main St., Freehold, N. J. Legislature. 279 Broadway, Long Branch, N. J Jesus Church. Burial will be in DIAL 542-2150 IN CENTRAL JERSEY FROM $40 TO $2,000 Established In mh by John II. Cool Holy Cross Cemetery under di- 1 and Henry Clay The courage to do rection of the Edward P. Las- Monmouth Shopping Center Moiwy-Back Gnar. Published by The Rpd Bftnit •y fho ,wsy, n yourj Incorporated kowski Funeral Home, Irvington. Earontown Circle what is right. Member of the Associated Press The cortege will leave the fu- Open Dolly It AM. till »:*) PM. old wood DOttofi or* 3 WAYS TO BUY The Associated Press la entitled clustvely to the use for republlcatlo neral home at 10 o'clock. 1. Open an aeel. or all the local news printed in thi •ooKrnej ond netted* newspaper aa well as all AP ne No money down dispatches. Immed. delivery 3 3 YEARS OF DIAMOND LEADERSHIP Second class postage tfald at Rf ¥niy no? nploce VMm 18 mos. to pay Bank, N. J. 07701 and at,addition Wkly or mthly. mailing or/Ices. PubUihed dally, lit wMh HEAVY DUTY oO BROAD ST., RED BANK day through Friday. 2. Pay whan buy 717 COOKMAN AVE., ASBURY PARK Subscription Prices In Advajica A Bonnie Qift dingle copy at counter, 10 cents: WHITI aluminum gut-'' 3. lilt lay-away Open Wed. and Fri. Nights mall, 15 cents 1 memth —*2.20 fl months—112 tew. We win not |utf 3 month*—W. 30 12 months-$23. for Thrift noil them Up but u« «M finest Intonation

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with combination WITH OTHERS the bracket! ond Mnnw. LOW COST and CONVENIENCE This Plma coll lor fret eHlmote. oToUR .' Christmas Handsome Regular and Convenience CHECKING ACCOUNTS Cbub Christmas . . . LOW costs — there are none Lamp . . . Personalised checkbooks arc Free. Everyone opening a Christmas Club will receive one. A noitalgic |iero. sane lamp to cast it& chaery glow The smart, oasy, safe way to pay bills. No cash to carry—Just your checkbook. upon holiday feitivei, Brail baie with amber color fuel reiervoir and icallopad gUn chimney; in holiday OPEN YOUR ACCOUNT gift box. AT ANY OFFICE Aibury Park Dial Naptuiw City Long Branch e\#\# uersey PROWN* Neptun* Hotmd.1 Ocean Orevt Mlddiatown 32 IROAD ST. Octanport IXIational Oakhunr Ocean Tawiuhlp RID BANK Ktyport - Wttt Long Iraneh 400 Broadway, at Norwood Avttiira, Long Ironed 741-78(10'' MIMIIMIMMlbw THE DAILY' BEGISTOR Tueidey, Oct 31, 1967-5 Ann Landers Wife Needs Help Dear Ann Landerr. Two hor cats to sleep In my baby's yeari ago I married a wonder- carriage she replied, "My cats ful bachelor. I was 42 and he are cleaner than your baby." wa* four yesrg older. I con- You're the gal with the lidered myself lucky to get answer! Have you one for me? such a fine man, and I still —SIZZLING do. Dear Siz: Make a muslin The problem Is his older cover for the carriage and the brother,. Arnle. Arnie has had cats won't be able to get In. severe emotional problems all MM Carolyn Roear Then check this paper for Miss Mildred J. Kollock MIM Suzanne Lev! hit life. Although there is an- available duplexes. There are other brother and two listen some nice ones around. INCOGNITO — Member* in the family, my husband was of th* Pair Haven Fir* Monmouth County Brides-to-Be the one who always made a Dear Ann: I must comment home for Arnle. I knew when on the mother who made her Company Auxiliary MATAWAN — Mr. and Mrs. LITTLE SILVER — Mr. and RUMSON — The engagement I married that this arrange- son wear a sign around his celebrate Halloween at Edward Rosar, 20 N e w 1 a n d ment would have to continue. Mrs. H . T. Kollock Jr., 571 of Miss Suzanne Carol Levi to neck saying, "I am 7 years old masquerade party in the Pfadc, announce the engagement Brandh Ave., announce the en- Eric Nyrhan Ebbeson Jr. is an But Arnie was gentle and non- and I still wet my bed." My their daughter, Miss Carolyn gagement of their daughter, Miss nounced by her parents, Mr. and interfering and never created little boy wet the bed until he firehouse. Mrs. Alfred T. ar, to Lawrence T. Knam, Mildred Janene Kollock, to Pfc.Mrs. Henry Levi, 9 Narumson any problems, so I didn't mind. was 11. I bought tablets recom- Robbins Jr., left, was ticket Jeui> of Mr. and Mrs. John Knam, St. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Milton Haney, U. S. Army. The past year Arnie has be- mended by the doctor. Thev chairman and Mrs. Arthur 2tt Port Monmouth Road, East He is the son of the Rev. andEric N. Ebbeson of Rye, N. H. come childlike and cannot be did no good. I kept him off Kkasburg. Bennett, chairman of Mrs. Sanford M. Haney, 49 A June wedding Is planned. left alone for a minute, I must lioulds afteiKjJ p.m. It didn't 7Aci Aug. 31 wedding is planned. Church St. take him marketing, on all my help. I got htm up at midnight. Miss Levi, a senior at Colby the dance. "Tlte bride-elect, a 1961 graduate The bride-elect, who is a staff errands, everywhere. I've had Nothing. My neighbors and Junior College, New London, (Register Staff Photo)! of A. J. Demarest High School, nurse at Riverview Hospital, is to give up bridge, club work, friends all had sure-fire reme- N.H., is a 1966 graduate of Rum- Koboken, isempjoyed as a secre- a graduate of Red Bank High all the things I used to enjoy dies. They didn't work. son-Fair Haven Regional High tary* at the First'National Bank School and Monmouth County because I can't take Arnie with I'll never forget the morning of Jersey City. Vocational School of Practical School. She is a member of the me and I can't leave him home staff of the yearbook, "Colbyan." nfy son leaped out of bed and Mr. Knam, who just completed Nursing. alone. .^ fan to me in the kitchen where •tovlce in the U. S. Air Force as Pfc. Haney, whose father is Mr. Ebbeson, a 1964 graduate I don't like to complain; but I was preparing breakfast. His an airman first class, served pastor of Embury Methodist of St. Paul School, Concord, I am becoming a nervous heart was jumping with joy. four'years and was stationed in Church, Little Silver, was grad- N. H., Is in the class of 1968 at wreck. Please give me an He shouted, "Mom, Mom, come the Philippines. A member of theuated . from Lenape Regional Dartmouth College, Hanover, answer to this depressing prob- seel The bed is dry." Middletown township First Aid High School, Medford, and at- N. H., where he is a member of lem. I feel llke-A PRISONER I realized then that the bed- Squad, he was graduated in 1962tended Lyndon State College, Pi Lambda Phi, Dartmouth IN MY HOME from Middletown Township High Lyndon Center, Vt. He is sta- Corinthian Yacht Club and the wetting had made him as un- School. tioned in Heilbrorm, Germany. Dartmouth Film Society. Dear Prisoner: Arnie's sis- happy as it had made me. Alt ter's and brother should work I could say was, "Thank you, out a program to relieve you, God, for giving me the patience and your husband should call to endure this trial without them together and tell them. hurting my child." — LESSON County Artists to Display Works They should take Arnie to their LEARNED homes or come to your home Dear Learned: It was good and stay with him, or hire paid of you to ,write. I hope other At Annual Rumson Antiques Show help to do so. In my opinion, mothers will learn from your three days a week would be letter. RUMSON — A special feature There also will be a collec- Freehold; O'Connor -Antiques, about right of the three-day Rumson An- ion on loan from Monmouth Mu- Little Silver; David Engerbret- If they are absolutely no good Is alcoholism a disease? How tiques Show which opens Thurs- seum, Fort Monmouth Museum son, Matawan; Elias Fahmle, and refuse to help, by all means can the alcoholic be treated? day in Holy Cross School, and the private collection of Col. Point Pleasant; Applebrook An- hire a sitter for Arnie and re- Is there a cure? Read the Rumson Road, will be art ex- (Ret) and Mrs. Eugene A. Ken-tiques, Middletown; Magic turn to your social and com- booklet "Alcoholism—Hope and hibited by amateur artists Julie ny. , Touch-Lamplighter, Red Bank Aymonier, Little Silver; Wilhel- Antiques Center and Billie Sern- munity activities before your Help," by Ann Landers. En- Two members of the Rumson mlna Dobbins, Middletown; er. Red Bank; Doelger Antiques, husband has to hire someone to close 35 cents in coin with your Garden Club, Mrs. Lloyd H request and a long, self-ad- Maria Blake, Mary Borden The Hudson Shop and Theodore sit with you. Lawrence, Fair Haven, and Mrs. dressed envelope. and Beatrix Gastino, all of Rum' Miller Antiques, Shrewsbury. Oliver A. Vietor, Rumson, are son; and professional artists Dear Ann Landers: I share Ann Landers will be glad to making floral arrangements for Louise Louvis, Colts Neck; Bud a duplex with a nut. We both help you with your problems. the show. Antique containers will Brown and Monroe Edelstein, Miss loan M. Barrett rent. This woman has two cats. Send them to her in care of be used and old fashioned flow- MM Gayle P. Maher Miss Suzanne E. Glzzl Fair Haven; Evelyn Leavens, One is a Persian who wears a this newspaper, enclosing a ers included in the arrange- Red 'Bank, and Beth Cox and Di- -ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-An- WEST LONG BRANCH — An- RIVER PLAZA — Mr. and Mrs. diaper when she runs loose in stamped, self-addressed enve- ments which will be at the en- anne Fitzgerald of Rumson, abuncement is made by Mrs. J. nouncement is made by Mrs. Edward J. Barrett Jr., 64 Hill- the house. The other is a cross- lope. trance and on the luncheon ta- H. Landis, 134 Ocean Blvd., of John T. Gizzi, 16 Chestnut PI., side St., announce the engage- eyed Maltese who is famous bles. the engagement .of her daughter, of the engagement of her daugh- ment of their daughter, Miss for her contact lenses. If you Miss Gayle Patricia Maher, to ter, Miss Suzanne Elaine Gizzl, Joan Marie Barrett, to Barry think I am kidding let me as- The antiques show will be open Cyril Joseph Metzinger Jr., sonto Henry Gerard McConaghy, sonWilliam Siegfried, son of Mr. and sure you that I am not. The Miss Barrett Is Bride Thursday and Friday from noon of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miles, 87 of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mrs. Albert .Siegfried, 27 West nut has already been written up to 10 p.m.; and Saturday from 10 West Highland Ave, A fall 1968 McConaghy of Wayne. Lincoln Circle, Middletown. in the papers because of the a.m. to 4 p.m. wedding is planned. Miss Barrett, a 1967 graduate cat with th contact lenses. Of Ronald Guarnieri Let our decorator turn prob- ; A June wedding Is planned. Among the antiques dealers Urn rooms into lovely rooms. ; The bride-elect, daughter also The bride-elect, daughter also if Middletown Township High My problem is that the cats RED BANK — St. Anthony's represented will be The Fai We'll handle eyery decorat- • of Joseph P.' Maher of Brooklyn, of the late Mr. Gizzi, is an alum- School, is employed as a typist are supposed to sleep in their Haven Antiques Company, Lam- ing detail. Consult us. There S was graduated in 1965 from na of Long Branch High School with the Monmouth County Mos boxes which are in the back: Catholic Church was the setting here Oct. 21 for the marriage post and Cooper's Corner, Farm- it no obligation. Cell 747- ! GMayette High, School, Brooklyn;; and Monltlalr State; College, quito Commission," New Shrews- hall. Instead, they prefer my ingdale; Woolford's Antiques, 4000. ' : ajid in 1967 from the Fashion In» where sher^wa* treasurer of Delta bury. • ,„;,;,, ..,'.. ,.,,.,;.,....., -baby's carriage. I'veasked the of Miss Barbara Ann Barrett, sMute of Technology, New YorB theta Psi sorority and a mem- woman 10 times to please keep daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mr. Siegfried,' a 1965 graduate J. Barrett Jr., 64 Hillside St., C'ty. She handles modeling and ber of the Women's Interdor- also of Middletown Township her cats in Her kitchen but she Attend Conference sales for Aiteen Inc., New York River Plaza, to Ronald James mitory Council. She is employed High School, is attending Ocean says it is not sanitary. When NEW YORK — Attending th< 140 BROAD ST. City. in the business education depart- I asked how sanitary it is for Guarnieri, son of Mrs. Arthur Planned Parenthood World Popu- County College, Toms River, and RED BANK, N. J. '•Mr, Metzinger, a 1965 graduate ment at Long Branch High School formerly attended John F. Ken- Francis, 95 Seabreeze Ave.,' lation Annual Conference Oct. East Keansburg, and the late !•••••••••»• W <}f ,Henry;-cHudscon Regional Mr. McConaghy, a teacher of nedy College, Wahoo, Neb. He 16-19 here in the Hotel Roosevelt School, is a student of marine speech at'Carteret High School, recently completed'tiasic training James Guarnieri. The Rev. Ralph were five members of the board engineering at Calhoun MEBA is an alumnus of Wayne High at Fort Dix as a mefaber of theMarriage Ranlerl officiated. of Planned Parenthood of Mon- Marine Engineering S c h q o 1,School and Montclair State Col- 50th Armor Divislon"'of the Na- • The bride's gown was of Ivory mouth County. Baltimore. lege, where he was a member of tional Guard, Red Bank, and is Announced silk sakl and Venetian lace fash- They are Mrs. Donald Caffee Phi Lambda Pi fraternity. employed at Olsen Boat Works, ioned with a sheath skirt and Little Silver; Mrs. John Harrison, NEPTUNE — Announcement is chapel train. FOOD SALE Middletown. made by Mrs. Catherine Mack, West Long Branch; Mrs. Gard- Know the thrill of easy money 107 Deal Ave., formerly of Red Miss Diane C. Barrett, at ner Fox, Rumson; Mrs. Kenneth MARfcBOlfo — A food sale home, was maid of honor for her making. Sell good used appli- Bank, of the marriage of her Mitchell, New Shrewsbury, .vice •SrlH be held Thursday in the sister. The bridesmaids wefe president, and Mrs. Walter In- ances with Classified Ads. Dial daughter. Miss Sharon Lee •firehouse by the Fire Company Wood, to Airman l.C. Frederick Misses Joan M. Barrett, also a gram, Little Silver, president .Auxiliary. 741-6900 today. Keeping V. Boyd Jr., U.S. Air Force. He sister of the bride; Bonnie Van Also attending various meetings is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred- Glahn, River Plaza, and the were Mrs. Herman Vegosen, past erick V. Boyd Sr., 1S3 Shrews- bridegroom's sister and stepsis- & president, and three staff mem' FURNITURE CO. bury Ave., Red Bank, formerly ter, Eileen R, Guarnieri and hers. Mrs. Frank Duane, ex of Fair Haven. Carol L. Francis. Mm. Ronald J. Guarnieri ecutive director; Mrs. Arthui Keyport 264-0181 Posted Kettley and Mrs. Herman Honig WEST The ceremony took place July The ring bearers were the (The former Barbara Barrett) twin nephews of the bride, Barry features . . . 27 in Brooklyn with Rev. Omega MIDDLETOWN — The wel-Jones officiating at the First N. and Daniel E. Wulff 3d. fare department of the Village AME Church. Best man was Martin Ober- "LA-Z-BOY" * Woman's Club will give a Hal- staedt, Middletown. Ushers were loween party in the pediatrics The former Miss Wood, an alumna of Neptune High School, Barry Siegfried and Gary Home- Rumson Reading Institute CHAIRS ward of Riverview Hospital field, Middletown; Kenneth Monday. Participating will be is employed at the Western Union Telegraph Company, New York Dunne, Shrewsbury, and Robert Mrs. Philip E. Burr, welfare Michelowski, Freehold. (Associated uith the Ranney School) EST. 1869 chairman; Mrs. Irving Podell, City, and resides in Brooklyn. She is preparing to join her hus- The bride, a 1962 graduate of Open Mon. and Fri. evenings 'til 9 Mrs. Edward Katsner and band, who is stationed at Castle Middletown Township High Mrs. Robert. Young. Air Force Base. They will re- School, is employed at the side in Merced, Calif. Airman Monmouth County National —ADVERTISEMENT— —ADVERTISEMENT- Intensive Fall Program PARAMUS — The Catholic Boyd attended Rumson-Fair Ha- Bank, Little Silver, in the in- Alumni Club of North Jersey ven Regional High School and stallment loan department. will hold a cocktail dance was graduated from Red Bank Mr. Guarnieri, who graduated NOV. 1 - JAN. 27 'Bringing Up^aby Sunday at 7 p.m. in The High School. from the same high school in Rounders, 469 Rt. 17 South, Hints Collected by Mrs. Dan Gerber, Mother of Five 1961, is an alumnus of Monmouth Paramus. Henry King, 67 Wal- ATTENDS MEETING College, West Long Branch. He READING. ENGLISH, STUDY SKILLS WHY SO SHY, baby a significant amount of ling Ave., Betford, is dance co- is a member of the faculty at chairman. CHESTNUT HILL, Mass, — Saturday morning or weekday evenings. This course Askherif SWEETIE PIE? this important mineral. Mrs. George J. De Gama Jr., Madison Township High School, Old Bridge, where he teaches it offered at all levels from 7th grade through eo - • KEANSBURG — A reception 11 Vista Place, Red Bank, N.J. addicts have Sometimes babies who are nor- attended the 11th annual Alum- science. lege, with students grouped, according to ability. It mally friendly and responsive Alto important: the addition of for new members of Court St. helps students to'read with speed and comprehension, B-vitamins. And the milk you Ann, Catholic Daughters' of nae Council at Pine Manor to people when Junior College, Chestnut Hill, to write grammatically and logically, to spell ac- flrHMH mix with the cereal contributes America, ..will be held Sunday Things are tough all over. they're 4-to-5 Mass. When India gained independence eurately, and to increase vocabulary. This course is protein. Why not let baby thrive at S p.m. in Knights of Cplum- months old may bus Hall, Route 36, East More than SO alumnae from in 1047, her maharajas, princes, popular with serious students who want to improve toguns. suddenly turn on all five? . , etc. lost their power. Now the Keansburg. Mrs. John Thaler, New England and the Middle school grades and to prepare for collage boards or Despite thousands of deaths shy. (Usually a Detiert ideal to brighten any district deputy, will preside. Atlantic states gathered to dis- central government may even re- other exams. We have classes to meet the needs of duce their privileges and annual and injuries caused annually "'"passing stage baby menu: Gerber Desserts The CDA will sponsor Its an- cuss alumnae activities and to the fastest students. at the 5-to-6 and Puddings! nual charity card party In hear plans for Pine Manor's tax-free payments — one as high by the unrestricted possession as $267,000 per year. monttisage.) The reason? Could Prepared with Knights of Columbus Hall, Fri- ture development. READING for children in grades 1-6 of guns, Gun Control Laws that at this age, they have wholesome ingre- day, Nov. 17. Mrs. John Reidy have been defeated all over. Come to understand that other dients... for baby- Is chairman, Two I '/i -hour meetings a week after school. This America because of powerful fiedple do not belong to them as pleasure. Intro- fiber glass twtains course emphasize* phonics and light vocabulary, Lobbies. But not In New Jersey, mother and dad do. ducing Gerber LITTLE SILVER — William paragraph comprehension, phrase reading. The chil- Horr of Sea Girt will discuss The Democratic Legislature £ What to do if your baby shies Peach Cobbler, peachy as you ways to decorate with antiques Complete Selection dren-meet in (mail groups according to reading passed the most far-reaching away from visitors? Might try plense. Dutch Apple, perked at a meeting of the Evening ability. gun control act In the U.S.— holding him (or her) in the with a traoe of cinnamon, soft- Custom and Semi-Custom Department,- Little Silver Wom- denying convicted criminals, ^protective custody" of your ened with a bit of butter. Vita- an's Club, Thursday at 8:15 SOLIDS and PRINTS MATHEMATICS arms until he gets accustomed min C added to both! p.m., in the clubhouse, Rumson the Insane, drug addicts, etc, NO IRONING - WASHABLE Counet at all levels from batic arithmetic through the right to own guns. Sura tne to an "outsider/' A favorite toy And thit fabulous flavor- Road. Chairman for the program advanced algebra and analytics. All courses are may give security, too. favorite) Butterscotch Pudding. Is, Mrs. Robert B. Kennedy of Gun Lobby threatened to de- Little Sllvor. . Wild, mellow and just made to Huffman & Boyle planned to develop a logical approach to problem- feat the Democrats. But they Shy tablet or eocloble onei are stir up smiles. Mr. Horr, an associate of the solving and to develop facility in applying math- stood firm and passed the law pretty much on a daily cereal Friedman Galleries of Neptune, Rt. 35 Circle • Eatontown, N. J. 542-1010 ematical processes accurately. nevertheless. Your safety routine from babyhood through has taught courses In antiques in On the lutjloue Hit Red Bank, Wall Township, Nep- All courses under the direction of came before political expedi- tbddlerhood, because of the Any toddler tftorth his weight* tune and Point Pleasant adult ency. social nutrtants they supply. "WHAT A KUISANCI — woiMng hair RUSSELL G. RANNEY, in appeUte^ioill go for thin; a education schools. After his talk, •very night to prevent the build up of timple fruit talad topping with Mr.-Horr will appraise and dis- natural oil*. Now that I «» TO JS formerly Associate Director, NYU Reading Institute* Ifon, for one thing. One of the good Qerber products: < cuss antiques and curios mem- SHAMPOO I waih my hair only 2-3 The most important nutrients in 1 jar Junior Peach Cobbler bers have brought to tho meet- tlriMi a week and lr always (MII and SEND FOR BULLETIN i baby cereals is 1 Tbs. Orange Juice ing. Guests are welcome. looki clean and soft." Democratic I Iron. Gerber Baby 11 for Creamed Cottage Cheese to 21 Shampoo hai been eipecltlly J Cereals are on- with Pineapple MATAWA^ — The Slstorhood formuleted to meet the heir care needi Legislature. Stir iogclher«Tpj)Jhafntil salad of Tomplti Shtilhm will close Its of .thoit not yet 2S. That why to 21 I riohed with a Shampoo can cletnie, condition, end —watchl>Htf)i6ur' ihadler") ap-fall membership drive with * tea Rumson Reading Institute Ifcpecial kind of luiterlie tulr ai A» ordinary shampoo The courage to do ] Jron. Iron ,thnt is provalMigjl}) '%n|o» for you In the tempi*, Ayrmont Larie and can, Uie te 21 Sh«m»eo today to unlock tanhawiti ">'•'.'""'." Church St;, tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. NOW AT 23S HOP! RD., NEW SHREWSBURY eai, i . ;d by yriilf bnby. the true beauty of your halrl Available NANCY OUORNI what is rigf Mrs, Gerald Dreasman, Limer- et better dtuj sforei only, MlddMswn TevmeMp 542-4777 "S«vernl tnb}oipnnn«-of any Gcrbor* Bnby Products, Box ick Place, Hazlet, 1* member- fkot* by f«fe Met* Itrvle* , High School i Cerber Cei&ul will g/ve your S3, Fremont, Michigan. ship jhatrman. FROM HEADERS I J E»UbU»he4 In 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register, Incorporated Library Needed^ M. HAROLD KELLY, Publisher ^ Parent-Teacher Association Arthur Z. Kamin, Editor Of Mechanic Street School Thomas J. BJy, Executive Editor , William F. Sandford, Associate Editor To the Editor: The Parent-Teacher Association olftne Mechanic Street School hai asked me to thank you for your editorial supporting The Hallow in Halloween the opening of a temporary branch library in Red Bank while P0SSIFLY our public library Is closed for renovations. Tonight is Halloween, the evening that the costumes and false faces will Our elementary sohool libraries are very small and In- preceding All Saints' Day. It is tradi- provide the anonymity designed to fool RUSSIA adequate because of the lack of space in our present school buildings and the children of Red Bank need a library available tionally a time devoted to merrymak- their parents' closest friends. They'll also be carrying UNICEF containers so to them for both reference work and general reading. ing by the young. Unfortunately, in that impoverished children in other We urge all citizens of Red Bank who agree with us that many municipalities, it has become a a town of our size should not remain a whole year with no lands may get to know a little joy, library and who are interested in 'a tempdrfry facility to do time for callowness. rather than too. the following. Please attend the Library Ward meeting to- veneration. These are the uses by which Hal- morrow (Wednesday) at 8 p.m. in the municipal building and the borough council meeting next Monday at which time The petty damage that used to be loween can have real meaning for all. the Library Board will request the funds required for a accepted as part of the night's fun has Whether it's house-to-house calling, temporary branch." too often become outright vandalism. parades or parties, it is principally a The Red Bank P.T.A. Study Group has agreed to help This is a shame, inasmuch as so much night for the young. Extra police pa- .move the books involved if a temporary facility can be found. effort is being expended to make the trols will be on the lookout for trouble- The people in our town can show their support for this project event pleasant and productive. The makers, who, in part, 'will be out to by attending thesfe meetings and showing the Library Board and the Borough Council that we feel the need for some ac- parade in Red Bank Sunday — al- rob those most entitled to a pleasant tion on a temporary library facility. though not at night, and not on Hallow- night. Yours truly, een — was a delight. Individuals, Parents of the not-so-young can Mrs. William Hardgrave families and organizations joined to help reduce the vandalism and destruc- Corresponding Secretary provide enjoyment for themselves and tion of other years simply by accepting those who came to witness it. # their responsibility of knowing where Explains Position Some youngsters tonight will tour their children are, and what they are Morganville Road ' neighborhoods happy in the knowledge doing. Marlboro To the Editor: As Democratic leader of Marlboro, I would like to explain Water: Statewide Problem • my position in the upcoming general election. I am support- ing Republican Charles T. McCue for mayor and Democrats With New\ Jersey's population on the effect of a proposed landfill Walter S. Dunn and George T. Lucas for council. growing by leaps and bounds, it has dump in the bog on the Englishtown Most of our voters here are aware that a third organized become obvious that adequate water strata water supply. Although the aqui- political party, the Citizens' Committee, took control of our supply for future decades is a.problem fer serves some 20 municipal water government four years ago. The Democrats and Republicans, of vital concern. A call by the New systems and private wells in other continuing to operate under the established two-party system, each ran a slate of candidates thus enabling a minority group Jersey Committee of the Regional municipalities, decision on the dump to win the election. For two years this governing body openly Plan Association for a state water, proposal rests under the present sys- recognized and catered to only .one-third of the township , management program thus seems to tem solely with the municipality in voters. warrant prompt study and action. which the dump, is proposed — Marl- Therefore, In 1965, the Democrats and Republicans com- Crisis in this area could arise sud- boro Township. A CONSERVATIVE bined their efforts to support a Purpose & Principle slate. By so doing we defeated the new third party. It is our be- denly. Many areas of the state are at A statewide program of planning lief that we must continue our Purpose & Principle ticket the mercy of the elements in regard to and management should provide pro- through this election. When they are defeated this Nov. 7, then drought, which the committee de- tection for a resource of inter-munici- It's Lard. Not Butter and only then, can we return to the two-party system. We scribes as only "a cyclical worsening pal and inter-county concern, and guid- will return with three Republicans and three Democrats on By JAMES J. KILPATRICK medical research and training grants. It is our governing body, which appears to be a fair enough of a situation that has been critical ance for municipal officials now starting point. for many decades." Without a state- saddled with responsibility which the In the nature of things, it is unlikely that a fair assumption that for the most part, they last week's caustic. report from the House put the money to good use. Joseph A. Lanzaro wide program, the report warns, the state should bear. \ •Government Operations Committee, will be Yet the committee report raises some' hardships suffered during the 1966 dry With the northern half of the state widely read, even within the Congress itself. serious questions — the kind of question no The report deals with waste and mismanage- one pauses to answer. Were all the grants Crash Plan Isn't Complete spell will become the rule rather than facing the prospect of 2y2 million more the exceptional experience. ment in grants for health necessary? Plainly not. Were all the grants The Daily Register has received a copy of the following people in the next two decades, the research. Such reports are even desirable? Obviously, no; for 27 per letter for publication: A local illustration °of the need for committee's finding that New Jersey no particular novelty on cent of the grants in 1966 were approved de- Northside Engine Company state water supply planning is seen no longer can rely on its present un- Capitol Hill. So ho-hum, spite the lukewarm views of NIH's own study 35 Springdale Ave. in the Burnt Fly Bog controversy. coordinated system of providing water and put it in the files. sections: "The application is not very imagi- New Shrewsbury, N. J. The report ought to be native ... No novel suggestions are made ... Mayor John E. Lemon Jr. and Council Members Question has been raised and debated is not to be denied. read. Wholly apart from Progress to date has been slow and unimpres- Borough of New Shrewsbury its detailed criticisms of the sive ... No clearly defined goal." But the 556 Tinton Avenue Public Health Service and money was paid out anyhow. . New Shrewsbury, N. J. Unanimity in the U.N. the National Institutes of * * * Gentlemen: The unanimous vote by which the to the U. N. to seek its protection when Health the committee's THE COMMITTEE expresses its concern, This letter is in regards to an article published In The statement offers eloquent and rightfully so, at the corrosive effect of Daily Register on Oct. 19 captioned "Emergency Pfos Set for Security Council of the United Nations the Israelis started shooting back. KILPATRICK testimony "to what ails the condemned violations of the cease-fire grantsmanship within the receiving institu- Plane Crash." While this plan has been proposed an/, discussed With even the Soviet Union now federal budget generally. Grantsmanship be- tions. The Public Health Service now sup- in a workshop meeting, it has never been completed and or between Israel and the United, Arab condemning both the Mideast nations comes a game played obsessively, for high ports most of the biomedical research in the agreed to by Northside Engine Company. Republic could mark a turning point stakes, at heavy cost to the taxpayers and to for their resumption of hostilities, how- •United States. We feel that the publication of this article in me newspaper" in that tempestuous quarter of this institutions alike. A few educators have bucked the tide. * * * at this time will lead the public to believe in something that troubled world. ever, it would now appear that most The committee quoted at length from an does -not officially exist. The fire company feels that the Bor- IT IS PROBABLY no more than a com- article by Dr. W. C. Davison, dean emeritus The sinking of the Israeli destroyer of the United Nations are getting ough Council should demand a complete clarification and retrac- ment upon this slogan-happy Republic to re- of the Duke University School of Medicine, tion if it deems necessary of this entire article. rather sick and tired of the perpetual descrying the effects of grantsmanship in Elath by Egyptian forces firing Rus- mark that Congress is highly susceptible to Northside Engine Company the fashionable watchword. In the post-Sput- action. After a long period of famine in sian missiles had set the Middle East feud which constantly threatens the Jules Lanyi nik period, the watchword was "space." Any funds for research, many faculty members Secretary ablaze again. Retaliation by the Israeli peace of the world. appropriation for space exploration was cannot resist the temptation to apply for fed- forces •—.who turned .their artillery If that as the case, then it is high whopped to enactment with uncritical huz- eral goodies. They find it hard "to refrain loose on the oil refineries and storage time that the major powers belonging zahs. More recently, the watchword has been from gorging like small boys or Indians, and Quick Victory Is Answer facilities of the city of Suez — had in- to the United Nations — the United "research." The Congress has gone over- to realize that indigestion from having too board for anything that bears the magic much is worse than hunger from having too 160 Bellevue Ave. dicated that the Middle East might be States and the Soviet Union — stop name. little." Summit, N. J. embroiled in another war again. aggravating the situation. Why — if As recently as 1950, the federal govern- There is the vice: too much. The plague To the Editor: In the beginning, it looked as they want to keep the peace — do they ment's entire commitment for medical re- of "too much" infests every federal agency A recent headline says, "Admiral Says Restricted Targets though the Egyptians — who had keep arming those hostile nations search came to only $14 million. By 1960, engaged in handling grant-in-aid funds, Responsible for American Losses." struck the first blow with their mis-, which are trigger-quick in using those the sum had grown to $192^ million. In the whether for roads, housing, humanities or When, oh when, are we going to stop giving aid and comfort last fiscal year, it amounted to $1.4 billion. health. The Office of Economic Opportunity to the enemy by restricting targets, not blockading ports, and siles — had again gone running back weapons against one another? Roughly half of this staggering sum is expect- is a glaring example of "too much." by sending him materials which will help to shoot down our ed through the National Institutes of Health, Throughout the mazes of bureaucracy, the men? chiefly in the form of grants to universities, compulsion is the same: The appropriated We do not need to use atomic weapons, bomb civilians, or INSIDE WASHINGTON hospitals and laboratories. funds must be disbursed, willy-nilly, pell-mell, welsh on our commitments. We can win a quick victory, ac- Now, no one questions — and the com- or next year the budget will be cut. In all mittee did not question — that much good has the debate over "guns .and butter," these cording to many military authorities, by conventional means, South Africa's 'Mini-Nations' come from this outpouring of cash. In fiscal outlays are thought of as butter. Not so. and stop this needless slaughter of our finest young men—and 1966, 10 great teaching institutions alone re- The word is lard. And the budget is full of the enemy. ' By PAUL SCOTT general advancement of the Bantu and the ceived $215 million in federal subsidies for of it. Sincerely, PRETORIA, South Africa — South Afri- development of their homelands." John S. Beck ca's long range approach to solving its racial In practical terms, the separation-oMhe- problem is crystallizing much differently than races experiment proposes to concentrate 70 most people outside this country realize. per cent of South Africa's population In ap- YOUR MONEY'S WORTH Warning ior Tonight proximately 14 per cent of its territory. Their controversial plan is designed to 339 Rumson Road, The Bantustan blueprint also assumes that create eight semi-independent black nation- Little Silver states, known as Bantu- most- able-bodied black Africans would im- To the Editor: stans, within the present mediately become migratory laborers, as is How to Save on Taxes Now borders of the country. now the case with many of the 650,000 work- To all persons who have homes and stores. Halloween Is The fantastic resettle- ers employed in the gold mining industry. By SYLVIA PORTER income, postpone payiqg 1967 bills until 1968. tonight. Everything that is movable or loose — put it away. ment project, on which $700 Many others would seek employment in Let's say it's sound strategy for you to If your goal is a lower income this year, pay Don't put out your garbage cans; put them away in your million will be spent during the newly created "border industries." While to bunch income either into 1967 or 1968 strict- as many bills as you can before .-January. garage or basement. Also, all lawn furniture. Put all cars the coming five years, will many of the black Africans would be able to ly for income tax purposes. Let's say you in garages. Turn on porch lights and lights in the back also are a typical taxpayer and pay taxes in You can further increase your 1967 expen- drastically reshape the na- commute daily from their nation-states, ses by prepaying taxes and interest — both yard. Put in a 150-or 200-watt bulb. Leave them all on all night. ture of South Africa. others would have to be away from their set- the year you receive income, deduct expenses If your doorbell rings or someone knocks, be careful. in the year you pay them. deductible expenses for which the law allows It also is necessitating tlements and families for weeks and months you to deduct a prepayment. You can de- Rake all leaves and put them in boxes or cans so no one will creation of costly "border at a time. If your goal is speeding up 1968 income into 1967, duct your 1968 mortgage interest If the bank burn them. ^—-# industries" to provide/,em- In that respect, tens of thousands of the is willing to accept your prepayment in 1967; Walter Willimsons Sr. SCOTT plpyment for the blacK-'nv- try to collect in the next black Africans would be working like the you can deduct your 1968 state or local in- lng in the newly created mini-nations. few weeks for all work done Mexican wetbacks in the U.S. or as migratory in '67. Also try to get ad- come taxes or real property taxes if they are That's the report Dr. C. J. Joost, the prepaid in 1967 as estimated tax payments workers In Western Europe. vances against 1968 work: softepeaking director of the South African or In any other way and the tax authority will Bureau of Racial Affairs, gives visitors to his • * • for instance, perhaps your employer will pay your accept them. office. THE PILOT PROJECT — To visitors, January salary or commis- * * * "Most whites here recognize the black Dr. Joast cites and shows off the Transkei sions in December. Or if man's right to freedom," he states. "But Bantustan as an exampe of what will even- IF YOU ARE a business or professional your tax goal is to postpone man planning to buy equipment soon, consid- this freedom must come outside our political tually happen in the seven other areas ear- POKTfcK 1967 income-- into 1968, do structure." marked for the black Africans. er buying it this year, for this will entitle you just the opposite. Hold off on sending out to an immediate investment credit of up to 7 Under the unprecedented plan Dr. Joost Transkei, where 2.5 million of South Afri- bills, completing jobs, etc. Is trying to carry out for the Vorster govern- ca's Xhosa tribesmen live, received some self- per cent. If, say, you buy $10,000 of equip- ment, the country's 13 million blacks will be- government in 1962. It has Its own parlia- If you sold or are planning to sell prop- ment with a life of eight years or more and come citizens of the eight Bantustans carved ment, partly elected and partly appointed, erty in 1967, you normally must include your put It into service by Dec. 31, you can get out In the republic's territory and as such a prime minister, and six ministers, each entire profit in your 19C7 return even though a $700 investment credit which you can use would be permitted temporary employment with a permanent white secretary. you get only a partial payment in cash this townrd your tax due April 15, 1968. If you in white areas and. the new "border indus- As In the other proposed semi-independent year. delay until Jan. 1, you'll have to wait a whole tries." black nation-states, defense and foreign af- * * * year until April 15,' 1969 to get the tax bene- The rest of South Africa would be a white fairs of the Transkei will continue in South BUT IF YOU ARRANGE your sales con- fit from the $700 ciedit. country In which black Africans would be per- Africa's hands until, according to the plan, tract so you collect not more than 30 per If you haven't bought $10,000 of depreci- mjttcd to work but denied political rights. trained and experienced blacks can take over. cent of the sales pric.fi this year (and meet able equipment so for in 1967 ($20,000 if you While nothing on this scale has ever been Control over their own education was re- certain other requirements) you won't have are a married milii filing a joint return), attempted before, Dr. Joost and his aides cently turned over to the black Africans In to show the full profit in your 1967 return. you have an extra Incentive to do so. You •re convinced it will work if given time and Transkel by the South Africans. Transkei has Instead, you can Include In your 1967 Income can deduct n flat 2D per cent of tho purchase ro outside interference. its own university — one of South Africa's only the same portion of the profit that your price as first-year depreciation in 1967 even • * • four universities for black students. 1967 payment Is to the total price. If you though you buy anil put the property Into use SEPARATE NATION-STATES The Faced with increasing inflation, the South collect only 20 per cent of the sales price in oh the last day of, the year. Say you, as a Bantustan plan, according to backers, wouli! African government has slowed down the Ban- 1967, you will report only 20 per cent of the married dentist, bu $12,000 of equipment with attain ultimate goal of the Apartheid policy tustan projects as It has other building pro- entire profit. An extra advantage of taking a useful life of el ;ht years and put It Into — separate nations with separate freedoms grams, in*order to hold down rising consumer, not more than 30 per,cent this year Is that use by Dec. 31. "Viou rerfuco your 1967 taxes within a framework of white and black states. prices. ( you can use hindsight In deciding proper tax by the 7 per cent rcdit of J840; you also re- An official publication describes the pro- This year the government plans to spendi strategy. You can wait until April 15, 1968, duce your taxable Income by 20 per cent of gram an "emancipation with chaos... be- $12 million to buy property for Dantustan con-1 to decide whether to report all the profit in $12,000 or $2,400. "n tho 50 per cent bracket, cause it Is realized that political indepen- solidatlon. So far nearly $500 million has! 19C7 or to spread it out. this Is an almost mmcdlate cash rebate of Counter Picket! dence' will Inevitably lead to chaos unless It been Invested In the border Industries," Joost If you can't shift Income, perhaps you can $1,200. This plus ho $840 credit would glva is preceded by vast programs Involving the reports. I shift expenses. If your goal Is a hlgher|1967 you a tax saving f $2,040 for 1B67. 8- TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1907 TuewUy* Oct. 31, 1987-7 am Lutings ' By&ean 7 Sphere, J? Fonr-lfl. THF/DAlfcV BECISTEft PUZZLE ./, b»nd., --• Cfc. I „_. WKESUWTV CM By Alfrttf IU*wl*rg Hi Coal «arflU«. At the Movies Ou U WMX-TV . <*. JJ potae, 41 mm peri- P«««rf^For You «n4 Your* • »-, Lfctea io ACROSS 43 Summer odical. KED BANK $& detail* oX a p^pssitiom before co5finiiuing your- 1 Large f«*h* tctas, - W Marble 42 Be it the o MM water lake. 46 Espoused. CAKLfW*- IliN 1—Ntun-Penr j«nnlng>—Color self to somdhing on which you might find it diffi- 11 Winter head of. 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This • 8 31—Report To The Physician single round of trumps was fatal. Sonfh West North S-Poul Wlnchell-Color 10:35 IUSTV 1 PS 1 •> Pass 1 NT 7—Local News—Color 47—Weottiw —Jose I. Lanza The king of spades lost to the 11—Three Stooflw—Color 10:30 2 V Pass 3 C? JUSJYI 13-Cartoons-Chlldren 2—Harry Reosoner—Color ace/- and back came another 3 • Pass 4.^7 • vtKftur-' 31—Wlm Feature 5—Atan Burfce—Color m club, forcing South to ruff again. 1:15 31—American Prlntmakera Opening lead - £ K KETW .13—FHendly Giant—Children 47—New*—Arturo Rod Iguel South now had only one trump m }:W It: 35 left. 7—Wwftitp— Antolniy—Color 47—Pumarelo—Variety mm 11:00 If South led the queen of IB* 2—News—Tom Dunn—Color from dummy, and dummy's last 4—News—Jim Har+2—Color spades, East would ruff and lead trump' took the last trick to ful- 7-News— Bill Beutel—Color o—FIIrn—House on Haunted Hill— a diamond. If South, instead, led fill the contract. Vincent Price— 90 mln. a low spade West would win and The first rule for playing dif- 13—Net Journal—Report—Color lead a diamond. Either way South 11:10 ficult trump hands is to leave offers the unusual 4—Weathw—Frank Field—Color would wind up with only nine the trumps alone. 7—Weather—Antolne—Color tricks at most. - On Guitars GOURMET MENU .11:15 DAILY QUESTION 4—News—Jim Hortz—Color Saves His Trumps Partner opens with one spade, 5—Woody Woodbury—Color When Arthur Robinson played featuring , 7—Local News—Beutel—Color and the next playefr passes. You Is Published 11:25 the South hand he- ruffed the sec-hold: S—10 H-8 4 2 D—K 9 G 4—Sports—Kyle Rote—Color ond round of clubs and led the RUMSON — Something new in C-ntinental and American 11:30 -A J 6 4 3 2. What do you the way of books about music 2-FU71—Curse of the Undeod— king of spades at once. West won say? Dishes and Flaming . Eric Fleming—1 hr., 35 mln. with the ace of spades and led has been authored by James F. 4—Johnny Carson—Color McNamara Jr. of 25 Church St. •^QAWI 1 Bwu- m* wmw ma. Specials* Served In 7—Joey Bishop—Variety—Color. another club to make South ruff Answer: Bid one notrump, a 11—News—Coior again. negative response. The hand is It's "Guitar Course for Begin- Charming Surroundings, 11435 not quite strong enough for a ners," published by Beacon Ivlu- 47—News—Arturo Rodriguez Robinson led the queen of Once A Famous 11:55 response of two clubs. If you held sfc of Ridgefield. Distributed in 11—Racket Squod—Police spades, and East ruffed. Now six clubs headed by A-K-J, with New York and New Jersey Landmark of the 12:25 East and South each held two LAST DAY 11-^Code Three—Police no side strength, you would bid schools and schools of music, the American Revolution -1 , 12:30 trumps. East returned a dia- two clubs with the intention of past three weeks, it has been so 9—Whl rlyblrds—Adventure mond to the ace and Robinson well received that the publishers PETER. FONDA. AT LUNCHEON - . •-:.•• •. ••• • 12.-45' - " bidding three clubs at your next 5—News '. .•-.- . ruffed a spade in dummy, re- turn to show a "club bust." In have scheduled it for national dis- 1:90 King-iiied drinks. Full courie turned to "his hand with the queen the actual, hand, the clubs are tribution. 4—News—Bob Teague^-Color of hearts, ruffed another spade or bujinetiman'i luncheon. 7—Fllnv^Cleo from 5 to 7— not good enough for this. Mr. McNamara teaches guitar Corlrme Morchand—1 hr., 4S mln. n dummy, and got back with 9— News And Weather at the Red Bank School of Music (Closed Mondays) 1:05 the king of hearts. on Shrewsbury Ave. and at the 2—News—Color Smart for School 1:10 The trumps were now all Vinny Roberts Studios in New James F, McNamara Jr. Miiile M. and Sat. 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Semmeij 20, of Sj Federation of District Boards of betweea the board and the Red agency for school^rieBtei prob- As head flf Metiler Associates been named chairman of the er, 274 South Bridge Aye. The Monmouth County drivers have Prospect Road, Atlantic High- Education. Bank Teachers Association. lems, orginally proposed by the he serves as consultant to many Monmouth County Chapter, Amer- )uslng situation on the wesUide lost their licenses for points and lands, drew a 60-day suspension Mr. Metzler, associate chair- Mr. MeUler is' also author o: M.J. Education Association, local school boards and also to ican Red Cross. il the borough will be discussed. excessive speed, Miss June Stre- for excessive speed. Eugene R man of the department of in- the federation's position advo- Mr. Metzler believes firmly that the state Nurses Association. lecki, director of motor vehicles; Tanguay, 20, of 144 Charles St., Mr. Smith succeeds J. Allen dustrial relations at Newark Col- cating machinery to resolve dis- he day has passed when school reports this week. Long Branch lost his license for Mohn of Ocean Township, who lege of Engineering, is the fed- putes between school boards and xmrds can expect or afford to MIDDLETOWN ACCIDENT Exactly half of the penalized 30 days, also for excessive speed. retired from the post, eration's principal consultant on teachers and to facilitate negotia xercise arbitrary power. He be- MIDDLETOWN — Mrs. Jean drivers are in the age group 17- A 15-year Red Cross worker, teacher-school board relation- tions. ieves teachers have a right to G. Kuehl of Kendall Park and 24—the group responsible for the Mr. Smith owns the Ray Smith ships. The federation advocates legotlate with boards of educa- her daughter, Karen, 12, were largest proportion of serious ac and Co. Realty Group, Red Bank on and that good judgment treated at Riverview Hospital cidents and fatalities. Airport. He was named chair- equires the board to negotiate Red Bank, for minor injuries Twenty-four of the drivers re- man at a meeting .of the board Enforcement Is Rapped •ith its teachers in good faith. after an accident on Main St of directors. Mr. Metzler taught in Penn- ceived supensions for points. the matter to council's attention, in Port Monmouth Sunday, SEA BRIGHT - John Hennes- sylvania and California schools A six-month suspension was sey, owner of a local tavern has said, "We have had extremelj Police said Mrs. Kuekl's ca: given William R. Schwarz, 21, little trouble in the two year: or 12 years. He is an arbitrator struck a manhole flange an protested alleged lax enforcement m the panels of the state Board Famous of 1303 Opdyke Ave., Wanamassa, Poster Contest of an ordinance that prohibits since the ordinance went into ef- went but of control a^5:lS p.m who was convicted of drunk alcoholic beverages on the" public fect. There have been no drunk Names driving in North Dakota. Prizes Awarded beach. ards out of hand. We do not in Eight drivers lost their licenses HIGHLANDS — %our $25 Sav- tend to have a boozed-up beach "Money When for three months: Gary M. Wai ings Bonds were presented to "There's a tremendous amount local merchants or not. of beer and liquor going on the len, 21, of 31J Old Mill Road, winners in the local Fire Depart- "Next year, we will exert great- You Meed It" Spring Lake Heights; Earl Oster- ment's annual fire prevention beach in portable coolers that never get inspected, Mr. Hen- er diligence than ever. Personnel held, 39, of Matawan Animal Hos- poster contest in which children at the gates have been instructed pital, Matawan; Frank C. Wyc- nessey told Borough Council, with a Marine View of Our Lady of Perpetual Help "and it isn't bought here." to alert the beach manager whei koff, 27, of 1223 Corliss Ave., Grade School and Highlands Pub- they suspect someone is carry Savings Account Neptune; William E. Hathaway, lic School participated. Mayor Frank Van Duzer, shank- ing alcaholic beverages on to thi 19, of 30 Elm Ave., Shrewsbury; ing Mr. Hennessey for bringing beach." ANNUAL DIVIDEND George D. Roessler, 31, of 1201 Andrew M. Daino, chairman of PER ANNUM ON IV4 the contest and past fire chief, SAVINGS CERTIFICATES^ COMPOUNDED Yes, they make quit* a Ocean Ave., Sea Bright; Ovidio In Cambodia, a funeral is a FROM $5,000 QUARTERLY Vega, 22, of 210 Shrewsbury presented the bonds to the fol- festive affair. There are days of THE POLICE JOURNAL pair. Yes, theyitand for lowing: Our Lady of Perpetual Ave., Red Bank; Robert J. feasting and dancing, and the cli- and Highway Solely Dlgnt quality. Ye» — Pay Lett Haselmann, 57, of RD 2, Free- Help School—John Ovens, eighth max is reached when a torch ig- Now available at your news for Brand Names with hold, and William P. Fallon, 21, George F. Senn grade, and Mary Jane Doyle, jnites the funeral pyre. Then fire- dealer. For subscription and ad- fourth grade. Highlands School- works explode, filling the sky •SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATIONmmmm0*m "BIS W" of 13 Clarence Ave., Long vertising ratal, phone . . . MIDDLETOWN I ATL. HIGHLANDS I LINCROFT Branch. John Doran, sixth grade, and with flares, pinwheels and blind- Discount Pricet 1 Attends Course Margaret Card, third grade. sDlashes. (201) 224-8004 Ft. L*e. N. J. 471-2400 I 291-0100 I 842-4400 Two-month suspensions were FT. MONMOUTH - As one given Michael Malloy, 30, of 49 of a group of selected key gov- Riverside Ave., Red Bank; Mi ernment executives, George F. chael P. Service, 22, of 35 Flor- Senn, director of engineering of ence Ave., Leonardo; Daniel J. the U.S. Army Satellite Commu- Erven, 27, of 29 Institute St., nications (Satcom) Agency, is at- Freehold; John F. Soldo Jr., 25, tending a course on "Modern An- of 2 Clark Drive, Hazlet, and alytic* Techniques for Executive Elmer F. Miers, 45, of 44 Leola Decision Making" being given Ave., Keansburg. by Mathematica in Princeton. Julius Seabrooks, 25, of 101 The course was developed by First Ave., Atlantic Highlands; the U.S. Army Materiel Com- and Arthur B. Bentley Jr., 30, of mand to fill a need of top man- We're throwing in the sheets 121514 Munroe Ave., Asbury agement—a thorough knowledge Park, lost their licenses for 45 and understanding of the ap- days. proaches, concepts and methodol- One-month, suspensions were ogies applicable to the design 'and owcases given Charles N. Holmes, 25, of and analysis of Army weapons, 8 Highlands Ave., Atlantic High- management and logistics sys- lands; Alexander J. Gallo, 23, of tems. 90 Main St.,- Matawan; Fuller Fitzpatrick, 19, of 44 William St., Mr. Senn, who lives at 21 Or- New Shrewsbury; Judith G. Nap- chard Road, River Plaza, is a pi, 21, of 382 Middle Road, Haz- charter member of the Satcom let; Thomas L. McDonald, 25, of Agency and one of the nation's 19 Hudson Ave., Red Bank; Rob- satellite communications pio- ert J. Loftus, 33, of 444 Broad- neers. Before joining the agency way, Long Branch; Jay D. in September, 1960, he held key Zuckerman, 20, of 98 Her Drive, positions at the U.S. Army Elec- Middletown, and Neal J. Kaplow, ronics Laboratories: 24, of 300 Tenth Ave., Belmar. Mr; Senn was project manager tor Score, the world's first ac- tive communications satel- lite, and served as project direc- tor for the Courier satellite, the advanced successor to Score. He was deputy director of the Sat- com Agency Ground System De- partment prior to his current assignment.

Head-on Collision On Kings Highway MIDDLETOWN - Two men were treated in Riverview Hos- pital, Red Bank, Saturday fol- lowing a head-on collision on Kings Hwy. Police said the cars were oper- REUSSILLES ated by Alfred U. Pitts of 750 36 BROAD ST. West Bergen Place, Red Bank, who suffered back and head in- RED BANK uries, and Thomas W. Blaine of 54 East Bergen Place, Red Bank. All WORK GUARANTEED Mr. Blaine was treated for facial injuries. S*; What is the fastest way to get extra money when you need it? ' Jf Loan-a-matic Wi'". s*1x

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RED BANK, N. J., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1967 10c PER COPY Insists onTDirect Talks Israel Stand Stymies U.N. UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) calling for Israeli withdrawal Nasser or probably any other auspices. western allies want the state of —U.N. Security Council efforts rom all captured territories Arab leader and will be for three The Soviet Union, backing the war between Israel and the toward a Middle East settlement vould prejudice its case and rule or four years. Arabs, has repeatedly rejected Arabs ended to enable the re- appeared stymied today by new ut negotiations with the Arabs Nasser has stated his readi- Israel's demand for direct nego- opening of the Suez Canal, settle Israeli insistence on direct talks I boundaries. ness to meet Israeli leaders pro-tiations with its neighbors and the status of the more than one with the Arabs and refusal to Egyptian informants in Cairo in vided a U.N. representative is athas also supported Arab demands million Arab refugees and clear pull back to prewar boundaries. licated recently that direct talks the head of the conference table, for Israeli withdrawal from ter- the way for development pro- Israeli Foreign Minister Abba rith Israel are out of the ques- but Israel has rejected any pro-ritories it captured in the war.grams to put the Middle East on Eban told Secretary-General U ion for President Gamal Abdel posal for negotiations under U.N. The United States and its a more solid footing. Thant yesterday Chat Israel stands by its insistence on direct peace negotiations with the Arabs Senate Anticrime Bill Amendments if any such talks are to be held. Premier Levi Eshkol told the Israel parliament in Jerusa lem that new boundaries would RISING TO THE OCCASION — Initial stages of the Keansburg High School are have to be negotiated and Israel reaching a climax. Soon contractors will be putting finishing touches to the borough's would not pull back to posi- Would Add Police Power first high school. Opening date is scheduled for next September. tions it held at the start of the WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi- As approved yesterday by thewhere a conviction has been af- Under the bill, the only test June war. tcnt Johnson's anticrime bill has subcommittee and sent to the full firmed by a state supreme court. r determining the admissibility (Register Staff Phote) merged from a Senate Judiciary Senate Judiciary Committee, the —Permit eyewitnesses to a confession in a criminal t Eban told newsmen at U.N. Headquarters Israel's attitude .ubcommittee bristling with measure also would: crime to identify suspects in a ase would be whether it had toward two rival plans before the imendments that would grant —Remove Supreme Court re- police line-up when the suspects leen given voluntarily. The Supreme Court would be council—both of which'would send ixpanded powers to police, in- strictions on the admissibility of have no attorney present to rep- resent them. arred from reviewing cases in a U.N. representative to the Mid- luding wiretapping and eaves- confessions in criminal cases. f 1.5 Million Keansburg trapping authority. vhich the highest court in a dle East—would be determined Security. No Factor Wants Action ; The subcommittee's version of —Permit wiretapping and other Subcommittee Chairman John tate had ruled that a confession by whether such a mission "prej ras voluntary. udices the Israeli position." he measure strikes out at re- electronic eavesdropping by lawL. McClellan, D-Ark., said he The 10 honpermanent members :ent Supreme Court decisions on enforcement officers under court hoped Congress would act on the As approved by the subcom- High School Rising :riminal case confessions and order without previous determi- bill this year. He has repeated- mittee, the bill authorizes feder- f the 15-nation council met twice ilectronic eavesdropping. yesterday in an attempt to re- nation that national security was ly accused the Supreme Court of al grants of $85.11 million in the KEANSBURG — When school bells peal Ing will be included in the industrial arts. solve differeiices between the two And it flies directly, in the face involved. handcuffing the police. irst year for the improvement if local police forces. next September, the borough should.be able The fine arts department will highlight resolutions. . if Johnson's request that Con- —Authorize the FBI director to Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr., D- to open the' doors on a gleaming new high oil, water coloring, glazing arid pottery mak- \tess outlaw all electronic eaves- establish:a National Institute o! N.C., who sponsored some of the Of this amount, $15 million school outfitted with modern facilities tor ing instruction. The department will be out- One proposal, drafted by Ar-Iropping except in cases directly Law Enforcement' Training and, chief additions to the legislation, would be earmarked for riot con- education. fitted wi-tfi its own kiln. gentina, Brazil,, Ethiopia, India, elated to the national security. at the.request, of any state or said: "I felt that any legislation trol and an equal amount for Mali and Nigeria, spells out ; The steel framework on the $1.5 million The facility will lean heavily on music As proposed by Johnson, thelocal government, provide train- designed to curb crime in our combating organized crime: specific principles for a settle- bill would have provided federal ing for its police force. nation would be. inadequate with- The bill previously passed by educational complex is up and borough offi- education. There will be a marching band lor ment and asks the U.N. represen- grades 7-12 with, two concert bands, one for funds to assist in better train- —Bar federal courts below the out something being done about the House authorized $75 million cials are optimistic that die structure will be tative to "contact the parties elementary and the other to serve junior and ing and equipping of,local police Supreme Court from granting recent Supreme Court decisions for the first year and provided completed in time for school opening. concerned in order to coordinate The school will be the borough's first senior high. forces. writs of habeas corpus in cases which hamstring the police." for lump sum grants' to the states 1 efforts to achieve the purpose of rather than letting the U.S. at- secondary unit, and will contain eight class- But right now the only music to be heard the resolution." rooms. torney general handle distribu- is the clang of hammers, the resonant drone These principles include Israel Beginning Latin, Spanish and French will tion of the money, as proposed ; of saws cutting wood, the percussion of dig- withdrawal from all Arab be taught. Metal, wood working, electronics, by Johnson. ging and a chorus of workmen, busy prepar- soi| seized in the June conflict automobile mechanics and mechanical draw- ing for school year 1968. • . < and an end to the Arab state ol belligerency against Israel. The other resolution by Den- Death Called mark and Canada states vagu Holmdel Committee Parley principles and asserts that m A Homicide nation in the area should "per- RIDGEFIELD PARK (AP) - sist in .refusing to with- Bergen County Prosecutor Guy draw" troops that are on anoth- W. Calissi has termed the death Fails to Resolve Conflict Issue er's territory against its Will. of a 29-year-old woman, whose Informed sources said Israel HOLMDEL — The possible con- stated: "I personally do not in- nude body was found in the rear tion by Warren El Bauni'i rtner, feels that the six-nation propos- flict of interest charge that has tend to get involved in any lawa member of the Young GOP. seat of her car here, a homi- been hanging over the head of suits. If anyone else wants to Mr. Poole, a former mayor, cide. Township Committeemaa Alfred follow the attorney's course of also is classed in the Old Guard However, Calissi noted that an C.! Poole since last August is; jjction, they may bring suit." faction. GOP Labels investigation into the death of still there, exactly where it has• Pressed by the resident, vtuj Mr. Menges asked if the failure Mrs. Nancy S. Vogel of Little been — up in the air. claimed that his vote didn't make of his motion meant that a Ferry, the mother of two chil- A^special session of the Town- sense, the mayor said only that majority of the committee was Busing Plan dren, was continuing and de- ship'Committee, called last night "the way a lot of people voted going to ignore their attorney' clined to elaborate. to resolve the situation, failed in the primary didn't make sense opinion. Denial False SILVER ANNIVERSARY _ Mayor Ernest G. Kavalek of Middletown, second frorn left, (Mrs. Vogel had been reported to decide anything. , either," Mr. Liebenow, a mem- Apparently it did. Mr. Menges congratulates the Rev. William Bisgrove, principal speaker at 25th anniversary cele- missing Saturday morning by ber • of the township's "Old TRENTON (AP) - Repub But a new issue was introduced said he would consult his ownlicans charged yesterday thai bration of the Bayshore Community Church, East Keansburg. Those attending includ- her husband Henry, a 33-year- when letters to the committee Guard"7TRepublicans, was de- attorney before deciding on his old draftsman, after she failed to feated in the GOP primary eiec- Gov. Richard J. Hughes was "al ed the Rev. Richard R. Schwartz, pastor) left, and the church's founder, the Rev. John from both Mr. Poole and his at- next move in the matter. tempting to conceal the truth" i return from a bingo game at St. torney, Philip J. Blanda Jr. of denying that . state Education P. Euler. Margaret's Church in Little Fer- Hazlet, termed Mr, Poole a "sup- Commissioner Carl L. Marburg- ry- plier" rather than a "subcon- er favors busing of children to Her body, covered by an Army tractor" with the firm of L. Middletown Plans integrate public schools. blanket and with the hands Cestone, prime contractor for bound, was discovered in the the] township's $700,000 sewer Sen Edwin B. Forsythe, R-Bur- Heating, Ventilation Pact Let back seat of her car which had lington, said in a statement issued project in the Newstead-Old been parked on Brinkerhoff St. Manor section. by the Republican State Commit- Eye Test Program tee, that Marburger said in a here for about three days. Mr. Poiole's firm holds a con- Detectives said two young girls tract With Cestone to repave the MIDDLETOWN — Paul F. Le-ementary School; Tuesday—Har- television interview last August For Middletown Junior High discovered her body. closed sewer trenches, amounting fevre, superintendent of schools, mony Road School; Wednesday- that he supports plans to bus stu- dents across school district lines MIDDLETOWN — The Board South River and Coast Sheet could not use the nature buildin; Police said there were marks to about $25,000. ._ • announced to Board of Education Fair ViewSchool; Thursday—Lin- at the park. Hughes denies that either h of Education last night awarded Metals of Atlantic Highlands. on Mrs. Vogel's' face as though In written oninions, Township members last night that a pro- croft School and Friday—Nave- His call for a letter to Rep,she might have been beaten. Attorney S. Thomas Gagliano gram to test pre-school children sink School. or Marburger have any intentions a contract for heating and ven- The board decided to call for new bids on a trailer to provide James J. Howard, D-N.J., asking A medical examiner's report previously stated that the comfo- r amblyopia will be conducted Mr. Lefevre also announced of pressing for a program ol tilating work at the Bayshore a portable classroom for nature why the facility was unavailable, disclosed that she had died of mitteeman acted "improperly and from Nov. 27-Dec. 1. that the county will conduct an compulsory busing 'that would in- Junior High School to the Mc-studies at Sandy Hook State was approved by the board asphyxiation, perhaps by stran- in accenting the job Amblyopia is a condition in evaluation of the township's ju- volve exchanging school children Money for the trailer is being between urban and city school Gowan-McLean Corp., Atlantic Park and nearby nature areas. gulation, and fixed the time ni with the Cestone firm.' which the muscles of an eye arenior high school program with supplied by the federal govern- death as Friday evening. That In a three-pat»e legal opinion weak and must be strengthened visits to the Bayshore School on districts. Highlands. A bid for $8,987 was submitted ment. by Educational-Industrial Facili- was the night the victim left her from Mr. Blanda, read into the by exercise or surgery. It usually Feb. 27, Thompson School on The dispute has developed inti The firm submitted a low bid The date for bids was set fo ties of Eatontown for the trailer. home to go to the church bingo record at last night's session, the affects children between two andFeb. 28 and Thorn School on Feb. one of the leading issues in theof $64,000 for the work. The bids Nov. 13. game about two miles away. attorney stated that he had at five years of age and can be 29. current legislative campaign considered at the special meet- It was rejected because the board That also\wil,O\W1Il be the deadlim Rldgefield Police Chief Elmer his disposal "certain corrobora- corrected if caught early. since Republicans are seeking to ing were the second group on had set aside only $6,500 for The board reserved decision on for new birisNm a jeep to J. Thompson said although Jhe tive proof that indicates you (Mr. wrest control of the legislatun the project. The new bids were such a facility, hiriK The test program is being ini- the admission of a child to kin- used by maintenance men investigation was continuing, po- Poole) are not a subcontractor from the Democrats, who hold made necessary because of a tiated by the State Commissioner dergarten classes in the town- James Davidhelser, secretary township schools!) lice had tentatively agreed that of Cestone and that you never 2-1 majority. $20,000 clerical error by a bidder of the Blind under the sponsorship ship schools. of the board, said the trailer will No bids wete'received yester- Mrs. Vogel was not killed on the were. "For the past several days,' two weeks ago. of township Lions Clubs. It will The request to admit the Port accommodate about 30 students day for the vehicle, which Mr. spot where she was found. "Further, factually it can be be conducted by 80 volunteers Forsythe said, "the governor i as well as biological study equip- Monmouth child was advanced by Other offers ranged to a high Davidheiser said was needed foi Mrs. Vogel was the mother of determined and corroborated that trained by ophthalmologists to his newly acquired style of in- ment. a Trenton welfare worker. Mr. of $66,300. They were submitted snow removal and other uses. two children, William, 9, and your relations with Cestone is spot the ailment. temperate utterances has deniei Lefevre explained that a late ad- by Aggressive Appliances of Wall Students at the park now are A bid of $42,500 by the J. L Karen, 7. that, of supplier and that you are Thousand Expected mittance such as this must b in the most emphatic terms thai Township; G. E. Schilling of using a tent Warmed by heat Hammit Co. was approved by the supplying to him certain material More than 1,000 children are ex-approved by the board but addei Dr. Marburger was ever for bus Shrewsbury; Cantello Plumbing lamps, which will be inadequate board for general supplies for the and labor at normal, usual rates pected to participate in the pro-he could not make a favorable ing of students between the citie; of Elizabeth; Robert Patterson1 when the cold weather arrives, 1968-69 school year. The sum that can be obtained upon the gram. Mr. Lefevre said statistics recommendation at this time. and the suburbs. The denial of Elberon; Van Cleve Inc. of Mr. Davidhelser said. ' represents a partial order which Ticket Youth open market." anticipate less than five children "Such a decision would down- absolutely false." Neptui Board member Dr. Brinton M. may be added to eventually Mr, Blanda cited several land- in the township may be affected grade our policy of operation. It The elections will be next Tues Shrews] Miller questioned why students After Crash mark cases to back up his by the condition. does not, however, represent any day. original contention that Mr. Children from three and a half prejudicial action," he said. LONG BRANCH — James P. Poole was quite correct in taking years to five years of age are Mr. Lefevre added that admit- Conrad, 19, of 101 Locust Ave., on the repaving,contract. eligible to be tested. The program tance of the child would not beEconomy Pace received a summons for passing Willing to Study' will be held at the following fair to the many others who had stop sign after an accident Mr. GagHamv noting that the schools: been turned down in similar re- last night at Willow Ave. "supplier" label had come to the Monday, Nov. 27—Bayview El- quests. Change In and Prospect St. committee's attention for the first Young Conrad told Patrolman time last night, said hf was will- Joseph P. Miller he did not see ing to put more time into study- State Slight the stop sign as he proceeded ing any difference that might Firm and Officers TRENTON (AP) - The eco- north. on Prospect St. His car derive from the two titles. nomic pace in the state changed was in a collision with a vehicle The township attorney asked little in September, according tc driven by Cynthia A. Bonlello, for the consulting engineers on the state Department of Labor 19, of 22 Fourth Ave., driving the job to render a description Are Fined by Morgan and Industry's latest issue of New west on Willow Ave. of the work Mr. Poole is doing. WEST LONG. BRANCH—Judge In the fourth quarter of 1965, $484 Jersey Economic Indicators. Miss Boniello and her two pas- He said, however, that the termi- Charles L. Mbrgari yesterday In the first quarter of 1966 and $54 The report, released yesterday sengers, Francine Celll, 21, of 452 nology would probably not make levied a $200 fine against Donato- In the second quarter of 1966. showed that work stoppages al Indiana Ave., and Betty Cera- an" difference. Russo Enterprises Inc. and $50 The charges were lodged by fected factory jobs but that th vello, 20, of 417 Willow Ave., The alternate method of re- fines against John Donate, cor- John Temmler, state auditor. length of the average factory wort were examined In Monmouth solving the "problem, Mr. Gagli- poration president; Anthony Gen- Robert G. Farrer, the state's at- week in industries not affected b; Medical Center and released ano continued, was to ask for anta; vice president, and Anthony torney, reported the state recent- strikes rose, indicating an In with no apparent Injuries. Iniunctlve order to halt work un- Russo, secretary-treasurer, for ly received all the required pay- creased pace. falling to make workmen's com- til a court.renders a verdict ments. A marked drop in Initial claim Atlantic Highlqndt Committeeman William Menses, pensation payment returns, total- Mr. Genovese explained the for unemployment-insurance am who had initiated last night's sup- ing $1,360, to the state when they corporation is basically a land- in the rate of insured Joblessnes Parade h Tonight posed declslon-maklnq session, were duo in 1965 and 1966. holding operation and was not also Indicated a quickening pac ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS l~ asked that the township attorney The court cost for each fine well-versed in restaurant oper- of activity, the department said. The annual Borough Halloween ation. Rive the committee a written was $10. Dwelling unit authorizations r costume parade is scheduled for recommendation on a course of Mr. Donato, Mr, Genovese malncd relatively unchanged lr tonight. action to follow. Similar charges were with- and Mr. Gonta were present at September, maintaining a reason drawn against Philip A. Geno- Joseph French, chairman of His motion died by a two-to- Municipal Court hearing, which ably high level. The departmeni the department of recreation, said two vote, with he and Wallace vese, the corporation's accoun- began at 9:30 a.m., but Mr. Rus-said it appeared the home build- tant. all children 12 year* old and un- A. Taylor voting yea, and James so wan absent, and Mr. Genta ing recovery was continuing. der may enter the costynie con- H. Ackersor and Mayor Edwin The defendants pleaded guilty said Mr, Russo was receiving Industrial building plan approv test. Prizes will be awanML for Llobenow voting no. Mr. Poole to failing to make compensation treatment for an Illness. Jbdge nls dropped, but the'departmenl most original, most beautiful abstained. nayments, trading aa Joseph's Morgan adjourned the hearing on «ald It waa believed that the re and funniest costumes. Local the chargos against Mr. Russo to The defeat of this request loft Restaurant, 131 Monmouth Road. cent downward trend in this hat HANDICAPPED WILL BENEFIT from membenhip tea planned by the Auxiliary of the PTA president! will judgo, Tuesday, Nov. 21, but Mr. Russo both "rmibers of th

• ' • * : Surf, Field and Stream s Hunting for Brant In South Jersey 'Step V Fetch It' Label By DICK HIKER , By BILL PURDEY negotiating his home course in To keep himself in shape, Byron and will break his rec- The first trip for waterfowl each year finds the average RED BANK — Five years 12:08.7 to break Don Rowe'a Gary is fond of running. When ords. He believes Beach is one gunner red-eyed from lack of sleep. The night before the hunt •go an eighth grade student 1964 record of 12:09. Last Fri- school is open, he gets up at of the most underrated runners is spent in assembling more gear fiwn can fit in the station at St. James Grammar School day his time was lowered to 6:15 every morning and runs in the area. wagon. Decoys for geese and brant, clotihes, ammo, motor and' was nicknamed "Step 'n' Fetch 11:58 against Manasquan. five miles in Bodman .Park On the personal, side, Gary gas, guns and finally lunch and a thermos of coffee are metic- just around the corner from' It" by the teaching nuns for "I didn't know I was going is remarkably quiet, very easy ulously checked, rechecked and loaded in the car. The sneak his home — before heading for box is loaded on the trailer and strapped ins slow shuffling manner of that fast," Gary said of his going (when he is not .run- walking. Little did they know school and classes at 8:15. down securely. The car must be Checked record-shattering time. Foot- 1 ning) and has a good disposi- then that Gary Beach would ball Coach Jim McNamara had Gary went out for the Caseys and* gassed. The wildfowler then goes to' eventually turn into one of (he told him to count to himself freshman team in the fall of tion. In the classroom, he is in bed in a state of excitement guaranteed to finest cross-country runners in while running and to maintain 1964. According to Rafter, the upper-fifth of his class keep him awake until well after midnight. the Shore area. his foot movement in time Beach "was not sensational, (31st in a class of 250), main- Stumbling from a warm bed at 2:30 in but better than average." Gary is now a lS-year-old With the counting. Doing this, taining a "B"-plus to "A"- the morning, the gunner blearily dresses senior at Red Bank Catholic The turning point came in the Gary "didn't realize how fast minus average. and staggers into the kitchen to make a oup High School. Despite running he was going." and "couldn't freshman meet against St. Rose of coffee. Half awake, he passes through the against some competitors two imagine" why Coach Jack of Belmar. Gary finished sec- College-Bound door into a night nippy enough to shock him Gary is looking forward to years his elder, Gary has been Rafter was so excited when he 6Sd to the Purple Roses' Bill into full wakefulness. The first stop « & the leading force in the Caseys' crossed the finish line. Van Nostrand. Rafter told his continuing his education at one runner "that was the last time of several prominent colleges couple miles away to pick up the hunting faie 11-1 record this fall. The Hiker partner, whose sneak box is lashed on the personable young resident of After the dual meet season you will be second to that boy." which have contacted him. He Middletown Township has been is completed, Gary and his Gary wanted to know why," would like to take a liberal trailer atop yours, and off to Brigantine and the first day on Ihe individual winner in 11 of teammates will compete in the and Rafter told him he was arts course, and perhaps the marsh. RBC's meets. He did not com- Turkey Trot at Roselle Catho- better than Van Nostrand, "You branch off from there to busi- Launching well before dawn, we ran west through the small pete against Holy Cross of lic, Parochial Conference have to think you are," said ness administration. The stur channels toward the refuge. The marshes around Brigantine Riverside. Championships, Monmouth Col- the coach. dent runner has not yet made consist primarily of deep, sticky mud covered with just Starting with his junior year. lege Meet and State Meet. Rafter said he had to con- up his mind on the two Ivy enough water to fool the stranger into thinking the area navi- Gary has won 23 of the 25 Gary finished sixth in last vince his star that he was as League schools, one metropoli- gable. Since we were on a falling tide, a great deal of time dual meets in which he has year's Turkey Trot, and was great as he was. "Gary didn't tan- school and handful of other was spent towing sneak_ boxes_ across mud flats before we competed. His two setbacks third in the Monmouth Col- believe he was as good as he independent schools in various Rafter briefs star harrier Gary Beach reached our chosen hunting area. Arriving at an island just came last year when he lost lege event behind Henry actually was," he said. parts of the country that have east of the refuge in a state of exhaustion, we paused for a to Stoney Brook Prep of Long Thomas of Rumson-Fair Haven During his sophomore year, 6ent him applications. , that would be "best academi- lege back out of the original moment to catch our breath before setting out the stools. promise in the last minute. Island and to Bob Bazely of Regional (12:13) and Joe Page Gary was hampered by living Looking out for Gary's best cally and for running. THE FLIGHT OF BRANT 'Unlike one of my better The boy is too good a runner Long Branch when he took the of Raritan Township (12:21). in the shadow of Bob Byron, interests, Rafter doesn't want With the eastern sky painted a warm pink, the decoys were Gary finished in 12:23 to lead previous runners, I do not want for someone to make him a wrong turn on his own course. the Caseys' standout of two him "to turn into a robot run- spread and the boxes hustled up into the salt hay of the island. Red Bank Catholic to the team the boy to be promised one pawn on the board," Rafter Beach atoned for his Stoney years ago. Rafter feels that his ning machine." He would like Close to us rose the chatter of brant, and we hurried to grass title. current pupil is as good as thing and only have the col- added. Brook setback last week by to see Gary go to a college in the boats. Flights of brant rose from the water, accompa- nied by hordes of black duck, and bee-lined for the safely of of the refuge. From dawn until almost nine o'clock, strings Junior Varsity, Freshman Roundup of brant trekked west to the dikes of Brigantine Refuge where «*• they sat for the rest of the day. To the south of us, rafts of brant formed on Reeds Bay to rest undisturbed for the day. It was a bluebird day, and except for those early morning flights and a much smaller flight about five: in the evening, Middletown, Matawan Reserves Reverse the Tide the marshes were free of brant. We bad red-headed mergansers come into our spread, as well as seven broadfoills- and a hen pass from center foiled the con- The Bulldog juniors added their sweeping Freehold Regional, but Middletown Township's junior yards to register Middletown's the opening period on a 15-yard pintail looking for companionship. Black ducks swung over version attempt. final score when John Hansen re- the Colonial yearlings spoiled the varsity hung a 12-0 defeat on the second touchdown. pass play from Bill Casagrand,e the set-up all morning; but by next weekend, when the duck Raritan's freshmen, undefeated covered a Roselle fumble in the soup by playing the Branchers to Red Bank reserves yesterday. Coach Herb Reed's Red Bank to Bernie Thomas. Tony Russell season opens, they won't come within a mile of the boats. freshman squad rolled out to its ran for the extra point. Raritan's and unscored upon in eix outings, en4 zone. Roselle averted a shut- a 13-13 tie. Bob Abbot, Lions' quarterback, fifth win against one loss with a Tom Iacouzzi scored on a one- topped the young Huskies, 6-0, out by tallying on the final play The Green Wave junior varsity Frankly, the action was more than a little on the slow scored the first touchdown in the 13-6 victory over the Middletown yard buck in the second period, Saturday on Ron Gordon's 10-yard of the game. rallied after trailing Freehold, 7- side. Sure the tides were a bit wrong—we had a mid-day high— initial period on a quarterback yearlings. but Russell's 15-yard scamper touchdown dash in the second Rumson's freshmen parlayed a 0, and then went on to score a but the major problem seemed to be that no one else was out sneak to climax a drive of 85 Matawan Regional's jayvces made it 13-6 at the half. < period. 17-yard TD burst by Tim Costello, 18-7 triumph. there hunting last Friday. We did not hear a Shot, other than those fired by ourselves, until late afternoon. There was ap- yards. prevented an all-victorious Rari- The Rockets' bid for a tie came Rumson-Fair Haven's junior a fumble recovery in the end zone Tailback Tom McCain scored parently one other hunter on the marsh somewhere, we saw Defensive halfback Bob Nyman tan Township weekend when they in the final stanza when Bill Mc- varsity belted Roselle, 26-6, on by 'Pete Reidemeister and a safe- on a 20-yard end sweep for the his car and trailer when we launched, but he was a mile or Intercepted Jim Wilson's pass in nipped the Rocket juniors, 13-12. Kenna tossed a 10-yard aerial to touchdown runs by Harold Mullln, ty into a 15-7 victory over the first TD in the second quarter. more away from us. One pair of hunters passed our point in the fourth quarter and dashed 40 The Huskie reserves scored in Walt Serafin for a TD, but a badi Bob Crenshaw, and Bill Sanbom. Asbury Park yearlings Saturday. In the third period, Al Puryer, A 75-yard pass play from Mike wingback, scored on a sprint mid-morning and went on north. We saw another pair of Barker to John Vitt, who dashed pass covering 20 yards. Tony La- gunners just before sunset as we were picking up the decoys. the final 40 yards to paydirt, and bianco crossed the goal line with DUCK SEASON OPENS Brancher Gordon Schram's extra point rush the final score on a 8-yard end Being used to wall-to-wall duck hungers on the Shrewsbury, Green Bay Rally 1 gave Shore Regional's JVs a 7-6 run. I get almost lonesome on the marshes in southern Jersey. This victory over Point Pleasant Freehold's score came in the situation will be corrected by this coming weekend as the duck Covin Has Beach. first quarter when they first season opens. To the old-time gunner, any marsh with more Levels St. Louis® Brick Township defeated Mon- gained possession of the ball. The than two sneak boxes on it is crowded; but to those of us wiho mouth Regional, 26-6, in another Colonials then marched 60 yards do not remember the "good old days," the open, unposted, ST. LOUIS (AP) — Travis Wil- where Bakken tried another field junior varsity encounter. The Gold- for the score. uncrowded duck marshes of Cape May and Atlantic counties liams returned a kickoff 93 yards goal. This time the kick was just 72 Points en Falcons prevented a shutout Willie Hanlon (five yards), Syd are a sheer delight. for a touchdown and old pros wide to the right. By scoring four touchdowns when Buddy Albert scored on a Stitely (eight yards) and John While there will undoubtedly be more hunters on the Bart Starr and Boyd Dowler Then the Starr-to-Dowler com- against Freehold Regional, soph- one-yard quarterback sneak in Morgan (55-yard punt return) marshes next Saturday, there will be many more binds as teamed on an 80-yard touchdown bination hit on passes of 10, 18 omore Glenn Covin of Long the final period. Brick also won scored the touchdowns as the well. The north winds of Sunday and Monday blew in good drive, as Green Bay rolled from and a five-yard touchdown toss to Ocean Township jayvees blanked flights of brant and puddle ducks. This Is exactly the weather - Branch took a commanding lead Saturday's freshman (34-12) and .behind to down St. Louis, 31-23, put the game out of reach. varsity (20-9) to give the Dragon Manasquan, 19-0. Ocean won Sat we need to move the ducks out of Canada and into our rivers in a National Football League Herfo Adderly scored the first for runnerup honors in the Mon- forces a clean sweep. urday's freshman meeting be- and bays. If you intend to open the duck season in South game last night. Green Bay touchdown on a 12- mouth County high school scor- Long (Branch came close to tween the schools, 13-0. Jersey, you could do well in the Brigantine marshes. St. Louis, getting two long yard pass interception. Elijah ing race. Covin has 12 touch- touchdown passes from 23-year- Pitts bulled over from the seven downs for 72 points, but he is old quarterback Jim Hart, had a for another. still far behind the leader, Randy 20-17 lead going into the final pe- Hart hit rookie Dave Williams riod, z on scoring passes of 49 and 48 Davis of Matawan Regional, who x Generals End a Season...Maybe The'-victory gave Green Bay, yards for St. Louis' only touch- was held to just one TD in the the No. 1 team in the Western downs. ^ Huskies' 7-6 upset loss to Rari- POINT PLEASANT BEACH - June, they were able to work to- Ashley voiced the appreciation have been set, but the club is Conference's Central Division, a Bakken had three field goals tan Township Saturday. Davis gether as defensive and offensive of all the owners by thanking the seeking to book more games. 5-1-1 record. St. Louis dropped to Dick Kimball The Jersey Generals celebrated and Don Chandler kicked one for has 21 six-pointers for his 126 at a victory party last Thursday units which were the best class players for their cooperation and "We are interested in any chal- 4-3 in the Eastern Conference's Green Bay. hard work. lenges from reputable opposi- Central Division. St. Louis, New points. night to mark their North Atlan- in the league! On any given night, The Packers had a touchdown tion," Ashley said. "We'll play York and Cleveland now are in Barry Ashley of Shore Region- tic Football League title. these boys could beat any other "We have, come a long way 'Spectacular' again, if we know the opposition a three-way tie for the division almost before the capacity crowd al is in third place with eight Members of the champion- minor league professional foot- since last spring, and the men on lead. of 49,792 fans had settled in their touchdowns (48 points), one more ship team were given a buffet ball team." the Generals' club have il- is good. We want to give the seats. On the first play from local fans some more good pro- Water Show than Neptune's Ed Calderon (42 dinner at the Shanty Pub here by The celebration was marked by lustrated how valuable teamwork Jim Bakken's second field goal, scrimmage, defensive back Ad- fessional football here, and if we points). Rumson-Fair Haven's the owners of the professional strong support of the grid" play- can be in this great sport," Ash- an eight-yard boot after the Pack- derly intercepted a Hart pass at can book this kind of rivalry, Butch Carson, who tallied both football club, a group of Jersey ers expressed by Songin and Her- ley 6tated. "This was a team ef- ers held St. Louis at the Green the St. Louis 12 and scooted into At Monmouth you can count on us bringing you TDs in the Bulldogs' 19-13 defeat Shore businessmen organized lo- bert J, Ashley, president of the Bay one, set up Williams' touch- the end zone. fort. 'Butch* Songin gave us the the game here." WEST LONG BRANCH - Mon- at the hands of Roselle, rounds cally as Central Jersey Sports, club. They joined other stockhold- down dash. He took the kickof mouth College will present an leadership, and the players back- After an exchange of punts, St. out the top five with his six Inc. ers in citing the entire squad The Generals also announced following the field goal and sped Aquatic Spectacular on Saturday, ed him up all the way." Louis had the ball on the Packers touchdowns and an extra point for The celebration was an appro- for their efforts in each game. they are continuing to work with up the middle to score in the 49. With Johnny Roland carrying Nov. 11, at 8 p.m., featuring Dick a total of 37 points. priate tribute to the players who With the NAFL season now officials of the Atlantic Coast opening minutes of the fourth on eight of 10 plays, the Cardi- Kimball, University of Michigan, The Monmouth County high compiled an .833 percentage dur- "The Jersey Generals are a over, the Generals are hoping to Football League, which is inter- quarer. nals drove to the Green Bay four. and Ronnie O'Brien, Ohio State school scoring leaders: ing NAFL competition this year solid, well-diversified ball club," play some more home games ested in bringing the Jersey team St. Louis, still moving the bal But on third down, Roland could University. under the direction of player- Songin said. "We have been able under the lights at Wall Stadium into its loop, playing against the well against Green Bay at mid- PLAYER-SCHOOL TI) XP PTS pick up only a yard. As the world's foremost acro- Pavla, Mntawan ..21 II IW coach Ed "Butch" Songin. The to organize a dynamic attack, in November. No specific dates other top-flight ACFL clubs. field drove to the Packers' 25 batic and comedy divers, they Covin, Long Ilranch 0 and I can't say too much about Bakken came in to kick his Ashley, Shore lire " H (I 48 Generals won five straight first^f/eld goal, a 12-yard boot. combine to give one of the finest Calderon, Neptune .. 1 0 43 against other league elevens, and the way the offensive line has exhibitions in high tower div- Canon, Rumson-FH ...... 8 31 protected me in our pass pat- Ocean Is Winner This marked the 18th consecutive Carter, Red Bnnk 34 lost only to the second-place New ing, water ballet, trampolining, Rldgeway, Wall Tup. " 6 terns. The defense is the strong- FAIR HAVEN — The Fair Ha- NFL game in which Bakken has l.andls, M&nuRqnan .... 3( Britain (Conn.) Bees in their first ven Tigers' Pop Warner footbal kicked at least one three-pointer. comedy diving, and novelty Tamo, Orean Twp i 6 31 league encounter. est in the NAFL, as the record swimming. They have given per- Tonlu, Wall Twp .. 5 31 shows." Pee-Wees lost to their Ocean The Packers roared right back Vasqurz, Mater Bel ...... 5 0 30 Jack Baker, owner of the Shan- Taste is Township counterparts Sunday, formances in all parts of the Jones, So. Freehold ... .. & II 311 ty Pub and Lobster Shanty and Songin received great protec- to get their second touchdown. United States, Europe and Asia Watson, Shorn Keg 5 SO 7-0. The Daily Register yester- Geran, Matawnn Keg. .. S 0n 311 general manager and vice presi- tion from the forward wall, as Starr hit flanker Carroll Dale for while serving as "good will" am- At won, Allentownl .. 5 0 30 dent of the Generals, joined the demonstrated by his league-lead- day incorrectly had Fair Haven a 16ryard toss and Dowler for 10 bassadors for the United States Schaulele, Matawan ...... 1 23 zs winning, 7-0. Manon, Jtnrltan Tup. .. 4 1 2! other stockholders in praising ing record in pass completions. UIC lldlllC U± as the Packers drove-to the St. State Department. Khpn, Croydon Hall ... .. 4 0 Mulnhury, Allentown ...... 4 the performances of the players And the Generals' defense was Louis seven from where Pitts Staggs, Long nrnnch ... o h went off left tackle to score as Kimball, who is the present .. I 1 23 as a team and as individuals. the stingiest in the loop. In the the second quarter opened. The diving coach at the University of "This group of men developed last three NAFL games, rivals drive covered 62 yards in seven Michigan, served as the 1964 into a fine football team, "Baker were able to score only three the game. plays. Olympic coach of diving in We're Upset said. "For a collection of players touchdowns with a total of only AAMCO Tokyo. Some of his many acco- who had never met before last 19 points. Hart then hit Williams at the lades include the world's profes- The pin-the-tail-on-thc-plg- Green Bay 32. Williams broke sional diving champion, national skin method which had TRANSMISSIONS from the Packer defenders and collegiate diving ''champion worked well in recent weeks Blue Jean Diamonders Honored streaked into the end zone. The world's greatest acrobatic diver failed The Dally Register's forecasting team over the EAST KEANSBURG — St. Jeans commissioner; Peter Peltz play covered 49. and trampoline champion. Catherine's Church honored its Sr., American League president, iwbrjd-s,largest The next time the Cardinals got Ronnie 0'iBrien, head diving weekend. Upsets and toss-up reversals were the order of 1967 Blue Jeans championship and Donald A. Robertson, publi- the ball, Hart passed to tight end coach at Ohio State University, baseball team with a father and city director of the Blue Jeans. Jackie Smith on a 24-yard play. also has an impressive list of ti- Saturday. Imperial RANSMISSION By correctly predicting the son dinner at the parish hall. Corky Vogt was toastmaster. Then, when the drive sputtered tles to his credit, namely nation- The Rev. John Cook, pastor of specialists at the Green Bay 15, Bakke; al intercollegiate diving cham- outcome of 10 of 13 games, excluding the Red Bank- St. Catherine's, presented each of • 1 -Day Servlco • Free Towing kicked a 22-yard field goal. pion, three-time All-Amcrican the members of the champion- Just a sip smoother world's greatest water clown and Middletown tie, Bill Purdey Ocean Trick • Free Road Test • Easy Termi After Green Bay failed to mo ship team with trophies. OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Gary the ball, the Cardinals had a fir: 19G1 Diver of the Year. moved out of the cellar in the Lifetime Guarantes Available season standings. Sports Edi- The recipents of the trophies in- "Hat Trick " Fox once again than the rest down on their 39. Hart hit Smi The hour-long spectacular scored three goals to lead Ocean Free parts and labor on all show to be staged in and out of tor Chuck Triblehorn showed cluded Joseph Cappndona, also on a 13-yard pass, then on s'ecom an 8-5 mark, slipping to the winner of the most valuable play- Township to a 4-2 soccer victory AAMCO Custom rebuilt trans- down, with 35 seconds left to th the pool is being sponsored by the missions and torquo converters bottom rung. However, both er award; Robert Werner, Larry over St. Rose, Belmar, yester half, Hart again hit Williams, thi Monmouth College Office of Com- day. Fox now has 18 goals In 13 as long as you own your own munity Relations in cooperation picked up ground on season Kopp, John Jones, Brian Brady, ear and service It annually at a time on a 48-yard scoring pla; leader Hy Cunningham who Michael Fox, Joseph Hern, games. modest Servlco Charge at any to give the Cardinals a temporar with the Physical Education De- partment. For.. further&fnforma- was 7-0 for the weekend. Wayne Hnyncs, Manuel Carloni, John Malikowsky, who plnycd of the 400 AAMCO Shops 20-14 halftime lead. Purdey missed out on Rnrl. Ted Krcnsavage, Kevin Smith, coast to coasr. tion and free tickets, contact the a fine all-around game for tan Township's surprising vic- Michael Kennedy, Ralph Johnson, Ocean, G-.1-4 on the campaign, 809 Railroad Ave., Asbury Park office of Community Relations at Monmouth College. Due to the tory over Mntnwan Township, Robert Gamache nnd Vincent But- hit the nets from five ynrd3 out Free Towing 774-6800 More Sports limited seating capacity, admis- Warren Hills' defeat of Asbury ka, manager. In the opening period for his first 193 E. Newman Springs Rd. sion to the show will bo by ticket Park and Shore Regional's loss Guests at the dinner were John goal of the season. St. Rose's to Mannsquan. IMPERIAL Red Bank 842-2500 On Page 13 only. Hemhouser, Holy Nome Society Joe Erb tied the game with n Cunningham leads for the president; Dom Mllevol, Blue goal later in the quarter. season with n mark of 65-19- 6 (.774). Purdey stands at 6S- Coach Hudson 21-6 (.750), wlillo Triblehorn The Place to go for the brands you know! \ Best Service WASHINGTON (AP) - Sid Is 62-22-fl (.738). Hudson, former pitcher with Bring back the crystal ball! 1 Best Quality Washington and Boston In the BOTANY 500 l!M0's mid early lilSO's, wns MILWAUKEE SOX named pitching coach for the • PETROCELLI \J MILWAUKEE, Wis. (AP) - • TIMELY CLOTHES Best Price Senators yesterday. The Chicago White Sox will play • CLIPPER CRAFT • PALM BEACH Hudson, r>0, was a pitching •/140 Frank Porter's cnoh (if the other nine American .4/1 QT. coach for the Senators from 196I- League teams one regular BOII- 64 nnd for (lie past three years fon game next season in Mil JOHN DANIELS Red Bank Tire Co? has been 'Washington's ininor waukee County Stadium If the 50 BROAD ST. RED BANK ! SHREWSBURY AVE. 747 - 3404 league pitching'coach. league npproves, the Mjlwaukoe Open Wtdnasday and Friday Nlghti till »:00 IUHOEO WhlSKtY • II PROOF • UK STRAIGHT WHISKEYS . 70% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS Optn Mon. thru Frl. — 8 to A p.m.; Sat. to 3 p.m. Drawers Ua.iebal! Club, Inc., an- CHARGE IT — 30, 60, 90 DAYS HIRAM WALKER t SONS INC, PCOfllA, ILL. JO-'J'ii(\silay, Oct. ;.)!, J%7 nounced yesterday. ANNOONCtMENTS AUTOS FOB SALE BUSINESS NOmCEJ HELP WANTED - MALE INSTRUCTION Tu«day, Oct 31, 1967—11 LOST AND HE FAMILY CIRCUS By BR K«ont XfFflBLlyisioFr EDUCATIONAL ENROLL NOW THE DAILY I/vtT — Sink Ttriter, wtiu ttnr **t ISM wei rMAu.tr, mMwmw - SALES FOR SALE •tout, IvU (u»w, tlr ttl ntMti. coKiacKfmrms will s»k*t UA ttijn a ITEMS YOU NO LOH6£R MOT rm Hi/uuer — K«W *OIM sell NEED OR USE WIU,,:.. i hon IN MARINE PA LKH milnt. Bolt uHti. C*il ICS it the Is-rgeit company w th« ns^ Jalnlng J8B1EIH, ilBOffltoj,uu ! NORTHEAST umm. IMwud. Call 41-02U. BACXHOJS SUU-DOeiNO - Mowtag, lion's fajteit growing field. Call M6- BUICK IBM Riviera. White leather In- ilowlni, pumping, laterall. All ••put 4t31-to urnte tot vtttemi laUrviaw. BUslINEM MACHINES SCHOOL terlor. Automatic, power steering and ank work. BSN BRYAN, (TUMM. An Equal Opportunity Employer. BroM tt. RKS Saint SELL: AUTOMOTIVE brakes, power windowi, whltewell tires. WAREHOUSE MAN — Experience pre- 747-4647 A Real Beauty! NO cash down. 11565 PA1NT1NO ferred. \) JORVAIR — 1062 Monw< Tour-door, 4- FURNITURE TIED AND REWEBBED DETAILED DRAFTSMAN — Small FOR SALE Standard ahlft. New clutch. Call 787. — Sola, |12. Chair, K. AIM touch up growing company, shore area, requires Available for Merchandise For Bale only. peed, Zelbart rust proof. Excellent experienced detailed draftsman. Min- Article must originate from a househoti condition. 222-0062. and rellnlshlng on old woodi. 8S5-58S5 PEWRITERS, ADDING machines. in'l may not exceed a BB.6 price of 1881 CHEVROLET — Convertible imum three years experience, electro- hydramatlc. ' 'ORD IDE] Falrlane '600' Iwo-door. INDUSTRIAL CLEANING mechanical fleiit. A permanent posi- II makes new or used. Guaranteed. $',0.00 per article. COMMERCIAL FLOOR WAXINQ v as (25. Serplco's, 101 MonmouU I'rico MUST be advertised. Each addi- 787-8158 Standard. Bank will llnance 1193, tion - over W% ' of company builness •nly $7.40 weekly. NO money down. 162-1000. 462-3763 evenlms non government. Send resume to Box Next to Mater. 7<7-0l*i, tional line $1.00. No copy chan»e« mny 10-31 be ma MIade \l ad U canceled before Clean, t385. Call 741-1205 after a p"m, esldentlal. Free estimate!. Oil 668- ddlng machines, typewriters, oftice explratirm, * 965 BEIGE VOLKSWAGEN — Sedan, 1810. VS& PORTERS lUlpment, etc., at bargain prices. New 1984 PONTIAC STATION WAGON - excellent condition. Asking HIM. 671- Full time nights, 6:30 p.m. to 2 > used. AAC DESK OUTLET. Rt 35, To Place Your Daily Register Excellent condition. Automatic tran 1OMB IMPROVEMENTS — Painting |327. paneling sheet work. Floors tnd glass Office cleaning work In Engllshtown i.khursl. 031-3990. FAMILY AD, CALL .. , mission. Full power. 871-1556. nstalled. 787-8914 before 5:30. "Home,. Barfy! Go home! Everybody'll know who and Dayton, N. J., buildings. No ["-BIRD 19Q1 Two-door hardtop. Power •crimes necesiary. J2.O7, to 12.12 per ISED PIANOS AND Olt'iANS from 1968 VOLKSWAQEN SEDAN - »l,250 itecrlng, brakes'and seat. Light blue; CUSTOM MADE HUTCHES — In an- Call we are!" jour to start. For Interview apply 25. Pianos bought, sold, repaired, 'yum-yum"! NO cash down, $965 or tique finishes, any size. Thursday, Nov. 2nd, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m noved. By aeppolntment-Kreehold Music 24-Hour Service 291-0774 «.»0 per week. Call MAROOL Ford, 741-2860. lenter, 462-1730. 741-6900 '21-4600, for credit approval by phone. at The New Jersey State Employmenl 1058 BUICK — Super, eight cylinder 14R TREE AND POLE CO. — Free HELP WANTED — MALE HELP WANTED — MALE Service, 6 Throckmorton St, Freehold SUN MODEL Iftfo electronic engine 175. Call U. 0, !, -mile south of Sayrewooda FOK THE PERFECT..WEDDINO Shopping Center. estimates, clothes poles. Trees trimmed. No fee charge. anjilyzer, like new, Mum sell. 741- 2O1-2O4S 10WN — Bridesmaid drcm-i and all 7153. Call 671 MSO. MAN — For driving and general work, .cceasorlei with Individual personal 19S4 AUSTIN HEALEY 3,000 Red Ra- •LYMOUTH — 1962 Belvedere, four- loor aedan. Original owner. Air condl- TREES CUT DOWN AND HAULED BAMBERGER'S MONMOUTH Full or part-time. Permanent position Call Virginia Klmball, Freeh RO1JND PEDESTAIJ TABLE — Per- dio. Clean. Asking $1400. Call evenings. AWAY. Reasonable rates and free es- Apply Norwood Dlstributon, Inc, 826 IMT73. fect for floor length table cloth. 30" 741-1451. loned, radio, heater, automatic shift, timates. Call 787-1160. Broadway, Long Branch, and see Mr. diameter. Coll 747-1681. lower ateerlng. Good condition. 7&.000 Placopo. ^^ VISIT CHAIR LOFT 1863 PLYMOUTH — Torque Fllte. 383. slles. 5550 firm. 741-01U after 6:30 TUTOR —NYC llceneed teacher w.. DETECTIVE Mags, Convertible. 11100. Call 741-0675, .m. tutor all junior and senior high school OROCBRY CLERK — Night crew. Top For all ftylet of unpalnted chairs and COLD COMING ask for Jim. joclal sutdlea In roy Shrewsbury hom- experienced men wanted. Apply FOOD- •tools. We maintain a large inventory Time to get rji of those old wooden CHEVROLET 1066 —_ Blscayne two- both chalri and unpalnted furniture. I960 JAGUAR — WarlTJX. Black eun Lone. Bahdlewood and cream top. Ra- r47-204B. _.. __. FULLTIME TOWN, Matawan. storm windows and replace them with roof, power steering, automatic tram llo, heater, white walls. Excellent. MANAGER TRAINEE — For~our At. RED BANK LUMBER heavy .duty BKJ^M- £nmL'!natlon white mission, radio, heater, A-l S1200. 671 aluminum windows - Four Tor |$4 com- First $1400. Call 671-3239. WB ARE SBEKINO AN INTJIVinUAL WITH THH ABILITY TO SUPERVISE lantlc Highlanils ofllce. Age 21 to 35, 'earl and Wall, Red Bank. 741-5500. 3777 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. 2S1-2228 after EMPLOYMENT THE ACTIVITIES OP DEPARTMENT STORE DETECTIVES. RETAIL STORE high school graduate. Must hive car. pletely installed. p.m. 1059 FORD — Blx cylinder, stick shift. OR POLICE EXPERIENCE PREFERRED. THIS IS A PROMOTIONAL POBI- Good starting salary, plus regular in- 1907'BINOER ZIQ ZIG PROWN'S Plve new tires. Good condition. <140. HELP WANTED-FEMALE TION OFFERING GOOD STARTING SALARY, FULL EMPLOYEE BENEFITS, crease and other company benefits. Ap- CONSOLE MODEL 3966 PONTIAC Bonnevllle red conver1t 220-3543. ^AID VACATION, HOLIDAYS AND SHOPPING DISCOUNT PRIVILEGES, 07 four months old. Does everything, fblc. .Full power. Many extras. Lo ply R.H. Belknap, Bell Finance Com- CHRISTMAS SELLING IN PULL i>any. Red Bank. Call 741-3313. alance only »57 or J7 monthly, Ouar- mileage. Factory warrantee remainlni 064 DODQE POLARA 500 — Con nteed. 32 Broad Bt. Red Bank 741-7500 $2495. Call 229-3898 after I p.m. [•ertlble. New Urea. White, black top. SWING — Ye«, our Representatlvei APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Beautiful condition- 787-3314. are enjoying big weekly income: UPPER LEVEL Iredlt Dept 2M-U53 CHEVROLET 1965 Impala nine-passes right now. You too can Join am CALL FOR APPOINTMENT HECP WANTED-Male - Female gcer. Wagon. Immaculate! NO mone] DODGE 1968 VAN — 8lx cylinder. Insure a Merry Christmas for you! PROFESSIONAL down. Bank will llnance $1495, onli Windows on all aldea, rear and side family. Call Avon, 741-4343 or 462 542-1212 EXT. 203 MEN AND WOMEN — Wanted to wor RENT A TV $14.80 weekly. Call OABIS, IU. 9, Sayrc< louts. J16.W. 741-0823. 3377 or write j, Blrchall, P.O. BOJ in laundry. Experience not required. 3olor or black and white. Day, week rllle, PA 1-7100 for quick credit O.K. 7B8, Port Monmouth. BATONTOWN NEW JERSEY Apply Donald's Laundry, «• Marlon or month. Low rates. BAYSHOBB TV SLENDERIZING BUICK ELECTRA — Four-door. St, Bed Bank. I960 CHRYSLER IMPERIAL — L« Bar- White. Clean. *35O firm. Call 787- BEAUTICIAN WANTED — Full . 36 Church St, Keansburg. 787-4400. on. Radio, heater, air-conditioning, all M63. part-time, experienced. Tiara Beauty PART AND FULL TIME KITCHEN CKAIBB RECOVERED — EQUIPMENT electric push button. Spare snowtlres 1859 CHEVROLET — Two door. SI lalon, Hwy. 35, Hazlet. 264-9624. HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED - MATJE ilnette sets and bar stools. Monmouth Excellent condition. Call between B- Interesting and pleasant worn. Om Mnette, 116 Monmouth Bt, Red Bank. MUST SACRIFICE cylinder atlck. New (rant end and rl BE THE FASHION CONSULTANT IK Christmas selling his sUrted. B>rnlni CALL 842-1872 FOR APPOINTMENT p.m. 747-4932. dlator. S175. 842-03M. •41-8833. WOOD STORMS — SCREENS »3. Cabi- YOUR AREA — Beauty counselors rairr CONTROL OPERATOR — TO roUNO MAN — As assistant mann- to M per hour. Call 666-3257, 6W-201J net |9. Sink $9. Fur eotit 59. Latent J PONTIAC WAQON — 48,000 mllei worK near horns'with exclusive custom worn at a well-established local firm er for dry cleaning plant Excellent 583-1313, 162-1W4. CALIFORNIA WINE GRAPE clothing 10o up. Bedspread |1. 462-1331. 1963 DODGE DART GT Automatic trannmlaslon. Two snow fitted cosmetics. No experience neoi In Red Bank. Experience required and >pportunlty to learn good paying trade. Call tires. *350. 842-3066. sary. Call 566-8098. references. Liberal Dene-tits. Please Tacatlon with pay, paid holidays, Blue Call 787-0085 KENMORE WASH1NO MACHINE — -529-6471 EXPERIENCED DINING ROOM WAIT- write P.O. Box 700, Red Bank. :xoss. Apply mornings, Top Hat Clean- WANTED Five years old. Like new condition. $40. OUDSMOBILE 88*1965, four-door hard- COLOR TVS — REPOSSESSED AND Call 871-5371. 1964 VOLKSWAGEN — Deluxe statloi top. Full power Including windows, RESSES wanted. Apply in person, ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMEN TI, Hwy. 39, Middletown. LICENSED NEW. NO MONEY DOWN, fl.00 PER wagon. A-l. Radio, spilt front leal seats, trunk. Factory air conditioner, Shore Point Inn, Hwy 35, Haslet WANTED REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON WEEK. FREE ANTENNA, INSTANT CHRISTMAS TREES and decorations. $975, Call 8-9 p.m. 201-11B8. •our new tires. Mint condition. «2,30O. Call 747-1600 • G. Barba, Architect for CREDIT. OAU. DR. DRAKE, 373-6638. Complete Trlm-a-Tree 0hop & Chflst' 174-9679. CAR WASHERS — MEN OVER 18. Newly relocated office mas Gallery. 221 Throckmorton St., QUALITY ASSURANCE PORTER Freehold. 462-5005. Open 7 Days. AUTOS FOR SALE .962 FALCON — Two-door tedan. Ra- IMMEDIATE FULL TIME EMPLOY- PAUL P. BOVA dio heater, automatic transmission, ex- MENT. Learn techniques of vacuuming, DAYS • Fair condition, 475. :ras. Asking 1500. 284-0636. DEPARTMENT steaming, detailing, etc. Good wages, 35 Cherry Tree Farm Rd. HAMMOND Call benefits. Country Sudser Car Wash, New Monmouth X965 CORVAIR MONZA — $119°. Visual-Mechanical assembly lnspectori Rt 35, Middletown. Call or write for appointment 671-9246 Call for electrical flub-asaemblles and com- F YOU ARE LOOKING FOR 671-25H SHOWROOM SACRIFICE — Brand new FOR QUALITY 787-746S ponents. FULL TIME EMPLOYMENT ORGAN 1967 three-room outfit is a steal at |350. 1963 PONTIAC CATALINA — Station Originally 4499. Nllne-plece living room Wiring and lolderlng Inspector* fo; ON A YEAR ROUND BASIS FACTORY PERSONNEL —.First anil with sectional, complete bookcase bed wagon, Bray with red Interior. Full LABORERS second shifts. Apply Ballard Advertl* OF ASBURY PARK bedrooni and two-tone luxury dinette. power, luggage rack. One owner. Rum- components mounted on chassis. Ing 133 lit St., Keyport. USED CARS son. 842-3443. TRY OUR COMPANY. WE Corner of Main Bt A Mattlson Ave. Take It' away for only f2.R0 a week. SCHOOL BUB DEIVEBS wanted foi FIELD FURNITURE, 7-11 D. Front 1959 CHEVROLET — Station wagon. PRODUCTION PRODUCTION WORKERS OFFER BETTER THAN USU- substitute driving. Ideal for shift wort THE LARGEST ORGAN AND PIANO St., Keyport 254-3020. Open Tues.. Wed., BELOW Radio, heater, V8 engine. Reasonable, ters or persons with free time, Chanci DISPLAY IN THE SHORE AREA Thurs. & Sat. 0 a.m. 'til 5 p.m. Hon. Call 747-1304. AL BENEFITS INCLUDING for permanent employment Contac & Frl. 9 a.m. 'til 9 p.m. DEPARTMENT NO SKILL REQUIRED ILUE CROSS, BLUE SHIELD. Manalapan - Engllshtown R * g 1 o n a Open daily 'til 9 p.m. Sat 'til S p.m. 1959 MERCURY — Black four-door, Schools. Phone M6-7766. OAS DRYER RCA — Excellent condi- RETAIL PRICES As Is, U25. Call Experienced wlrers and solderers tion, (50. 741-C009 after Immediate vacancies with VACATION, PAID HOLI- SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS WANTED — Factory Authorized Special Offer 787-0063 central New Jersey com- New Hammond Spinet Organ 5:30 p.m. 1059 PLYMOUTH — V-8 stick. Doing U APPLY m PERSON DAYS, PERIODIC SALARY Inquire wlUiln Karitan Township Boa SAVE $ $ $ pany, We have a critical OI Education. 264-5728. $595 ANTIQUES — Drastic reductions. Dis- Vietnam. Must sell J10O. Call 741- need for laborers In OUT pipe INCREASES, LIFE INSUR- solving partnership. 69 Brighton Ave., ELECTRONIC manufacturing operations. DISHWASHER — 11 a.m. to 7:30 p.m Coma ih for a free demonstration Long Branch. 222-3335. 1063 OLDSMOBILB STARFIRE — Fu No skill required In these ANCE, ETC. APPLY STORE Ludwlg's Delicatessen, 10 Wallace St, Limited time only. •67 MUSTANG $2395 ASSISTANCE CORP. starting Jobs. We orfer good Red Bank. WICKER LADY'S DESK AND CHAIR power. $1175. Call pay and benefits Including MANAGER. 775-9300 —$35. Antique 42'' squaio oak kitchen Two-door, hardtop, power steerfno, 741-7270. 20 Bridge Ave. Red Bank pensions, vacation!) and op- REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON —Red table, $30. Call (96-771)5. radio and neater. 389 engine, wide 1055 CHRYSLER — Four door, auto GIHL OVER 18 — To work in Eaton portunity for advancement Bank area, MLS member oftice, needs matio transmission. $100. town Drlve-ln refreshment stand. 6-1 Into a higher paying job. . licensed salesperson. Phone 842-1492 BASEMENT LEAKING? 21" TV — French Provincial, white track tires. A Reol Doll. 787-5188 nightly. Apply In person, Eatontow: SHOP-RITE OF RED BANK Mr. Brown. Don't put up with it. ThoroBeal, a brush and gold, J200. Portable stereo with Drive-In Theater. and a amall amount of "elbow grease' stand, $15. 10" portable TV with stand, APPLY IN PERSON 550 BROAD STREET will stop the leaks, The Thoroseal la W5. 21" console TV, J30. Home bar •62 VOLKSWAGEN $ 675 TRUCKS FOR SALE SALESLADIES — For Christmas Bei SHREWSBURY, N. J. SITUATIONS WANTED > Femali (8.40 per 50 lb. bag. The brush Is |.S5 with two stools, |40. Fish aquarium Two-door, radio, tunroof, son- in deluxe store. Full time. App! and the elbow greaae 1» "on you." with pump, «25. 229-93<0. with references to Box A-143. The Dall MOTHER WISHES—To do babyslttlni SEPTIC TANK TRUCK — Very goot An Equol Opportunity Employer RED BANK LUMBER one owner car. Clean. condition. 1,000 Hal. Best ofler. Foi Register, Bed Bank. in her home. Eatontown Area. Cal THREE-PIECE LIVINQ ROOM SUITE- INTERPACE 542-1206 alter 4 p.m. Pearl and Wall, Red Bank. 741-5500. Wlth. sllpcoven. Under $S0. Call 741- details call 671-2288 after 5 p.m. SECRETARY—Shorthand not reaulred 7216. '62 OLDSMOBILE $ 650 1965 OMC — %4 ton pick-up. Helpei Full time. State age, qualifications am VANTED — FIRST COOK — Ezperl- KATHARINE GIBBS GRADUATE FACTORY CLOSEOUTS salary desired to P.O. Box 43, Rei tnced broiler man looking.to advance, Seeking part-time secretarial posltloi FRIGIDA1RE — Four-burner stove, $25. springs. Detachable pipe rack. Excel- Bank, N.I. O7701. INTERNATIONAL PIPE 1 Bedroom pieces, maple and walnut F-SJ convertible, radio, heater, auto- lent condition. 19,000 miles.. $1350. 193 insurance and retirement plans and Experienced. Steno 120 words per m finished, cechests, , 4 daesdrawers, , SS25. . 5 Drop leaf desk, $15. Modern desk, $25. matic.' Maroon, black top. Clean. E. Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank, WOMAN WANTED — Full time, fo AND CERAMICS CORP. rear round work. Please call 532-1916 ute Typing 60 words per minute. Ca drawerd s $30$30. SinglSile dresser $25. DbDoublel , Call 291-9195. r 532-1618 for personal Interview. 842-1247. - 842-2500. two-girl- office. Diversified dutle EflgebolO ltd. i Off Rt IB triple dressers $35. Single beds (15. WALNUT CONTEMPORARY DRESS- Must be reliable and a willing wor lUTOMOnVE PARTS COUNTER WOMAN — Dependable, reliable Bookcase beds $25. Moke up a bedroom ER and chest, $33 each. Bmall black 1060 OMC VAN —2-ton, 17' DOdy. Ex Bast Brunswick, N. J. as low as $65. •63 FORD $ 675 er. Apply between 1-4 p.m. J.J. NEW An equal opportunity" employer :AN Needed for local distributor. wishes two or three daya work. 74 dinette, six upholstered chairs, $25. cellent condition. $1500. Inquire Corrl- BERRY, Broad St., Red BanK. iood future, hospltallzatlon and lnsur- 4120. IRWIN'S FINE FURNITURE Call 566-3908 before 4 p.m. "MO" fwMloor, heater. gan's 127 Oakland St., Red Bank. anco benefits. Contact Naylor's Auto Or call 747-2706. COUNTER HELP WANTED — Appl: CAR WASHERS—PARiStftME, WEEK- Parts, 291-1414. DENTAL ASSISTANT — Experience! 27 Monmouth St 747-0011 Red Bank SEARS DELUXE MODEL ELECTRIC Reol dean oar. Top Hat Cleaners, Hwy. 39, Middle with good references, requires par 1959 CHEVROLET panel truck, good ENDS ONLY. Minimum age 16. Only POOL TABLES — Brand new, deliv- DRYEB — Must sell. $40. Call after « running condition. $200. Call men conditioned hard work need ap- WANTED-KTTCHEN MAN — Reliable tuns position. Call 222-3589. ered direct from factory. Genuine slate p.m. 741-O076. TWO EXPERIENCED BEAUTICIAN: ply. Training In detailing, vacuuming, worker wanted for kitchen work. Call '62 FORD $ 645 787-0216 532-1918 or 632-1618. IRONING DONE IN MY HOME beds. T, $280; 8', $315, including WQ CLEAN-RICH —Full or part-time. Call KELLY' steaming, etc. Country Sudser Car Call Tues. Wed., Thurs., from 5 to 1( in accessories. Valued at $700 to $1000. Fafnkwei four-door, radio, heater,, 1964 CHEVROLET Corvalr half-ton BEAUTY SALON, 787-2134. - Wash, Rt. 35, Middletown. „ pickup. Excellent Condition. $705. Call IISHWASHERS — Nlgnt shift open. 741-7110. Private, call 776-5514. automatic. Light blue. Clean. ARE YOU A PACE SETTER? Beaut Apply in person, Shore Manor Diner, TOP SOIL 566-1345. ._ MAINTENANCE MAN Hwy 35, Keyport. EXPERT INFANT CARE — Avallabl BEDROOM SET-BIX-PIECE. TAKE counselors are! Join them In a prof immediately, my home, Atlantic Hlgl OVER PAYMENTS. $1.50 PER WEEK. $4 cu. yd. Minimum 5 yds. Reduction MOBILE RESTAURANT VAN-OMC able fashion career of your own For Large quantities Call 741-7259. WALK1N. Fully equipped, steam table, DELIVERY , lands. Will board. 291-0094. NO,,M0NEY DOWN. FREE LAMPS, •63 CITROEN $ 695 the Wonderful World of Beauty. Full Personable, Industrious, physically fit, Call Suburban Pharmacy coffee urn, etc. Investment reasonable. or part-time. Call 566-8698. Will be trained. Apply In person at PARENTS — Want to get away fi INSTANT CREDIT. CALL MR. DON, BIUGGS OF BOSTON QRAND — 5'J". Four-door, nodlo, heater, power Call 775-8890. A«k for Mr. Williams, 741-3030 AT GROSSMAN, 373-8636. Reasonable. Freehold Music Center, 85 PRACTICAL NURSE - Part-time, awhile? Mature, capable woman steering, power brakes. Nlos car. McDONALD'S DRIVE-IN take complete charge ot children, 74J South St., Freehold 482-4730. doctor's office. Hours 1-6 p.m. Repl 825 Hwy. 35, Middletown FACTORY WORKERS FOR SALE!!! MOTORCYCLES Box A-145, The Dally Register, Rei Full time employment. Hospitalizatlon, 4744. RUO — Wool broadloom, rose, Sx7V4, We nave many clean ears 'hot Bank, stating age and experience. YOUNO MAN — Learn to do auto mid holidays and other benefits. Some Recordlo tape recorder, without mike. Ilka new. $30. Call glass work. Permanent position. Good Excellent quality. $25 as is. Complete 747-3563 TRIUMPH TR6-1965. Excellent cond WAITRESS WANTED — 8 to 12 p.m. obs paying incentive rates after short SITUATIONS WANTED - Mali you havs to tee to appreciate. opportunity. Apply Atlantic Glass Co., raining. . Apply ATCO CERAMICS U.S. School of Music piano course. $25. tlon. Beat offer. Call Apply in person. The Pub., Hwy; 35, 21 Haple Ave., Bed Bank. Call before 1:30 p.m., 542-5960. USED 6- GRAND PIANO — Very rea- All cart are checked by me, 787-0264. Middletown. X>RP., Hwy. 35, Keyport CARPENTER — Will do repairs sonable. Call after 5. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS - remodeling, large or small jobs, FAMOUS PHOTOGRAPHER'S COURSE SEAMSTRESS OR WOMAN TATLO! 10DY MAN EXPERIENCED — Apply 775-0346 personally, to be in excellent Three, two nlghtmen, one day man. Julian's Auto Body, Rte. 9, South Am- sonable. Call 787-1907. —Complete set of books. Call 222-2274 MOBILE HOMES WANTED — Apply 5 to 6 p.m., STA1 Apply in person, Dressler'f Esso, 321 >oy, N.J. or Call 721-2000. mornings Tuefl., Wed., Thurs. ZENITH STEREO — Phonograph with condition. Mr. Bodnar. CLEANERS, 132 Myrtlo Ave., Lon Hwy. 35, Middletown. BUTCHER — Retired. Two or tare- AM/FM receiver. Four speed. Walnut Branch. / UTO GLASS MAN — Experienced. days weekly. LIVING ROOM AND KITCHEN SETS cabinet Best offer. Call after 6. 671-918B. FOOTBALL FANS Call MATURE WOMAN IN GOOD HEALT AUTO MECHANICS 3ood pay. Apply Morris Plate OlasB, 872-1406 10 Maplt Ave., Red Bank, 7U-5073 LIVING ROOM CHAIR — Green up- —Three children. Can cook, clean houw New car dealer needa two experienced holstered. Excellent condition. $20. 741- Complete chargo of household, sleep men. Top pay, good working conditions. MECHANIC — Truck equipment CARPET — Save money, up to 30% 0930 after 5 p,m. Ths "In" way to go 671-0072. Call Mr. Gray FINANCIAL off. First Quality. For convenient shop SCENIC Excellent opportunity for right men. at home service call Paul, 162-3626. WAITRESS — Experienced, tray se: Call OEM GL.DSMOBILE, 110 Main BL, 542-3220 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Score a big gams with Behlffman' (More Classified Ads 1 vlco. MuBt be 21 years ot age or ove: Matawan. 566-3600. OUNG MAN WANTED — To^work HEIRLOOM TREASURES for Holiday football upeclal — 14 ot pure enjoy Open evenings only, Sun. to Tnurs In the morning. Apply in person, KAT- PARTY INTERESTED IN SUB SHOP Gltts. Special lay-a-way plan. EAST ment _ eating-sleeping and traveling 6 to 10 p.m. Fri., Sat 6 p.m. to ml SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — HOUSE ANTIQUES, Hwy 36 at Sears CAR SALES aUJts best-and it can bo parked al 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., six days a week. 3IN'S PHARMACY, 192 Shrewsbury Good going business. Very good loci On The Next Page) night. Phone for Interview after e p.r , Red Bank. tlon. Write Box M-1B3. The Dally Rei Ave., Atlantic Highlands. 291-2147, twrstadium. The money you save wltr The Rumson Hotel, 10 Waterman Ave Overtime paid. Must have good quali- 872-0221 this touch-down special will more tna' Rumson. 842-2000. fications and character references. Call 'ORTBR FOR FURNITURE STORE— ister, Red Bank. pay lor your seasons tickets. 264-S860, between 8 a.m. - 6 p.m LEAKY GUTTERS Permanent five-day-week position. In- SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE are damaging. Call for free estimate HWY. 36 * SCENIC DRIVE EXTRA MONEY YOUNG MAN — Over 16, to work quire at the Mart Furniture Galleries, Red Bank, business area. Three bay and low, low prices on white, high INSTRUCTION Get in a huddle with evenings and Sat. and Sun. as usher. Hwy. 35. Middletown. 671-0400. Major oil company. Excellent oppo quality ALUMINUM GUTTERS. HIGHLANDS FOR CHRISTMAS Apply Community Theater, Eatontown, SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — tunlty tor experienced operator. Ca Your crowd for $1,495 in person. Experienced. BRITTAIN'S SUNOCO, 675-0506. Evenings 634-4306. PROWN'S WANTED Flexlbla hours. Service established cu; Hwy. 35 and Laurel Ave., Mtddletown. REAL MONEY MAKER — Baker 32 Broad St Red Bank 741-7S00 tomers. Have women earning $40 pe KITCHEN WORKERS and PORTERS 671-9823, weeK and more part-time. Excltlni —Full time. Please call 671-0169 delicatessen, luncheonette. Doing ovi LIKE NEW Custom made couch — Ital- MEN— IS S UP SCHIFFMAN'S and new. Call now, 29M687, • 7tt-lM' apply In person, Ivy HoUBa Nursing !ARPENTER — Good opportunity tor S130.000 yearly. Room for lncreaai ian Provincial. Cut velvet upholstery. NO DOWN PAYMENT and 566-1643. Home, Middletown. the right man. Call 741-1144 alter 7 sales for energetic. operator. Prlci Green and gold. 548-5750. HIGH WAGES 46 Oceanport Ave., W. Long Brand p.m. right By appointment" only. Call 1' FOREMAN — Want person capable o 5025 between 5 and 8 p.m. Ko Uroltei FIREWOOD NOW CAN BE YOURS Holly Hill Mobile Home Sales supervising 20-30 production employees, Call after 5. r "Jersey's Finest Selection" consisting of men and women. Pre- EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY —Swee 264-5011 04 on essential per month Delta-Holiday Manor and Cottage SECRETARIAL fer someoone who has had experience MAN shop for rent. Reasonable rent. Mlddl AlreLlne - Princess -Fleetwood In a manufacturing establishment. Ap- Rd. and Laurel Ave., Hazlet, 264-157' CONN ORGAN — Caprice Spinel, wal- HEAVY EQUIPMENT INCLUDES Manor Homes -Landola ply or write Atco Ceramics Corp., For progressive newspaper, nut Excellent condition. Must sell. BCBI A large selection ot used 8 and 10 Hwy. 35, Keyport. offer over $475. Call 741-2S00 or Jt7- OPERATOR INSURANCE • TAX wltles always on display. POSITION relief driver and assist in 0478 d.iy or evenings. Route #35 So. Amboy, NJ MONEY TO LOAN Local & Overseas Opportunities • PLATES Phone 721-5858 Skilled, well rounded Individual need mailroom. Fine future for SCOTT STEREO-BRAND NEW 1967 Course Includes ochjol operoilon- (2 miles »outh o: Edison Bridge) QUALITY ASSURANCE SECOND MORTGAGE FOR SALE FACTORY SBALED CARTONS for research department. right man- 5-day week, full Value $3,400. Will sell for *1,700. Co WHILE THEY LAST 671-3517 molntonanc© of wh eortn-movlno. 1966 TOYOTA 1964 TOWN AND COUNTRY moblli 787-0508. machines as ttie bulldozer, grader, home, 10x55. 3 bedrooms. TaKo ovei Must bo bright, personable, have tnltl DEPARTMENT ompany benefits. BEDROOM SET — Living room »ct, tractor, crwie, clamshell, bocktioe, Sedan balance. Now available. 6)2-5616. tive and ability to accept responslbalit dlnetto set, TV, refrigerator, washing dragline, shovel, etc. Tuition: Terms. Visual-Mechanical assembly inspectdrs machine. Reasonable. 787-6088J 1962 OLDSMOBILE 1965 — 10x47 — Two bedrooms. Bx- Send complete resume to Fenonni for electrical Bub-assemblies and com Call 741-0010, Ext. 32 for INSTRUCTION Employment Guidance. collent condition. $200 down. Assume Department. ponents. Q.E. AUTOMATIC WASHER — Good "98" coupe. $43 monthly payment. Must sell du' appointment. FREE CAREER TEST ahape, reasonable. Send Name, Address & Telt. No. to: to Illness. 10 Hazlet Trailer Courl 560-5CTB HEAVY EQUIPMENT Is computer programming the profe 1961 OLDSMOBILE Hwy. 36, Hazlel. 264-om MACHINE SHOP FOUR-PIECE — Walnut bedroom set, TRAINING CENTER CITGO sion for youT Take tho free BC1 DEPT. RBR P.O. BOX 1*70 "98" coupe. Experience 1st, 2nd and 3rd class ma •AILOR WANTED — Apply 8 to 0 p.m. Career Test Call 542-2800 or visit SCI $50. 7'- step-ladder, $4, bench plpo-vlse, TRACTORS City Service Oil Company chines, BTAR CLEANERS, 132 Myrtle Ave., at 285 Monmouth Park Hwy., W. Loi $3, hand mower, $5. 18 speed LP al- CAMDEN, N. J. 0S101 1963 PLYMOUTH Long Enanch. Branch. bums. $3 each. 747-1650. Hardtop Product & Process APPLY IN PERSON ACCOUNTANT/ ACCOUNTING TRACTOR — International, Super A-: ITUDKNT — Part-time (15 to 20 hours 1962 PONTIAC 1055. Very good condition. Cultivator! ELECTRONIC weekly) Assist In accounting and sta- two 16" plows, furrowing sled, $75 Research latical assignments In hospital con- Bonneville hardtop 04S-8227, after 6 p.m. Drawer 2 Cranberry, N. ASSISTANCE CORP. troller's department. Hours are flexible. 1962 CHEVROLET An Equal Opportunity Employer Call Mr. Maher, 741-2700, But. T14, D WANTED AUTOMOTIVE 20 Brldga Ave. Red Bank . to 5 p.m. Mon. through Frl. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Impala hardtop WOMAN — For candy stand In thoatri FULL AND PAUT'TIMK openlngu foi 10 MEN Must be neat and reliable. Hours 6:1 Janitors, Monday through Friday. Cal Mechanically Inclined, to start Im- A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! 1963 PONTIAC JUNK CARS- to 10:30, Mon. to Frl. Eat, Bun. 1: 542-8571?. > mediately. Good starting pay. Call 741- Catalina hardtop to 10:30 p.m. Town Theatre Hwy. 4014. REMOVED FREE at Palmer Avo., Middletown. SMIRH MAN — Needed >oi claiming and. deliveries In retail store MEN — Chef and short order man. 1962 BUICK DAY OR NIGHT. 787-2071 RECEPTIONIST — SWITCHBOAR1 Full time, steady employment. Apply Exporlonced only. Apply 4n person, Skylark convertible OPERATOR — Excellent year roun with references, to Box A-142, The Martini's Dlnor, Rt. 116, Koansburg. General Contractors Painting and Decorating JUNK CARS BOUGHT position, Pleaie apply In person, 1 Dally Register, Red Bunk. Adding Machines — Typewriter. a.m. to 4 p.m. Howard JohnRon M6t TWO MEN WANTED — Factory work, CARL D. JONE8 — Painting and 1962 CHEVROLET Twinbrook Auto Wrecking Lodge, Rt 35, Mlddlotown. No pliol USHERS — Part-time and full time no cxporlence, Alao one machinist. 201- ADDINO MACHINES - Typewriters CARPENTRY—Re'modollng, paneling, .714, stops, sidewalks, patios. Reasonable wallpapcrlnB. Fully Insured. For free Station wagon calls. Apply In person after 7 p.m. Atlantic •old•• , rented, repaired. Sorpico's 101 gstlmatci, call 747-3041. 542-2235 Theater. Atlantlo Highlands. - 1'tJLL TtMH POUTER — Monmouth Red Bank, 7470485. rates. 842-4385, 747-2338. LPN—7 to 3 and 3 to II. Apply l'AINTINQ-PAPER HANaiNO-PLAi 1964 RAMBLER JUNK CARS WANTED person, Monmouth Convalescent Cei MAN — To do genaral work In lied 'lease call 532-1018 or WORKING MAN'S CONTRACTOR — B11ORE AUTO WRECKERS B32-101B TBR KBPAIKB - Rooms *23 and up. Two-door hardtop - tor, 220 Bath Ave., Long Branch. Dank •torn. Phono Mr. B. Alterations. Repairs. Masonry. Small Clonn work. 542-0812. M2-5544 J2J-1B5 747-O4GS Asphalt Paving Jobs, too. 501-9714. NURSES' AIDES — And housekcopel KAICER — Experienced. Full or part- 1962 COMET AUTO MECHANIC — Good opportunity time. Day work. Call Call for appointment. HOLMDEI 872-136B OBNBRAL ASPHALT I-AVINO INC. nAnPBNTRY, cabinetry, Formica Pearl and Bead Reslrlnglng^ Station wagon AUTO RENTALS NUR8INO HOME, 040-4200. For right man. High salary and com Blacktop drlvewayB and parklnB lots. work and odd Jobs. 229-2348 altor 5 mission. No major ovorhaullng or trann CARPENTER WANTHD p.m. Freo estimates, reasonable. Kxportly on braided nylon. SI.00 ft WOMAN — For general houuoworl mission work. COAST TIRE CUM Call for tree estimates. 222-8268. •trnnd. Sterling cla(,pa Irom 7BC. 1962 MERCURY Muiit he experienced and dcpendabl Experienced In romodellng TOM'S FORD PANY, 40 Third Ave., Long Brunch. Call 220-32B8 RKU331LI.10B', 36 Uroad St., Red Meteor hardtop RcfQrence required. 741*3300. ' Insulation & Siding Bank. MAN OVHJU 18 — To worK In Haton PART-TIME Ceramic Tile Contractors 1963 FALCON RENT A CAR LPN — 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. Four town Drlvo-ln refreshment stand. (Ml Need a Job? »3 an hour, any 18 hours INSULATION & BIDING CORP. - flvo days per week, Small nursll nightly. Apply tn parson, H&tontown CERAMIC TILB Also windows, roots, gutters, etc. Plumbing and Heating Squire 200 Hwy. 35 Keypo: home. Call .741-2091). weekly. Cnr noonasary. Call Alcoa, Drive-In Theater. Cutco Division, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. 220- Would you like a modern ceramlo tile 10-30 year guarantee. Day or night PMIMnTNC! — HeiTUni~ltnd~1iattiroom 775-8407. Adam Llnzmayor S01-03O2 1961 COMET ASSISTANT noOKKEEPBR — Kno- HKRVICH STATION ATTENDANT — I17B. balll or kltohonT All work guaranteed. remodeling. BOATS AND ACCESSORIES edge of maehlno bookkeeping deal Free ernlmataB. Call JI0I-33C3. Hardtop abio. Full tltno. Bnlary open noconllr Full time, days. Married find experi- Odd Jobs CORRIGAN'S to experience. MIIIM CORP.. 14 enced. Apply In person. Uncroft Esoo, HELP WANTED — MALE 1IAR(3AIN — 11)08 Chris Crait 21' cnbl! Now nut n Springs Rd, Diamonds Bought or Rcslylcd 121 Oakland St.. Red Hank T4T-MO1. 1961 THUNDERBIRD cruiser, 60 h.p. Excollent, Best old Ocean Ave., Sea Bright 842-1303. YARDS, CELLARS, garages, store! over f.1000. 201-B533. A1JVERTI8INQ HAUflBMAN — Fo Let us buy tho dlambnds you don't donned up. Have truck. Free eatl- . Coup* I'ULL AND PAHT-TIMB — Llnlllilatn Roofing, Siding & Insulation .. Ltd,, Rt. 35, Bhrowatrary, call 74 growing weakly. Experience nroforreil EXPERIENCED wear or lot us rontylo them (or you matcii. T41-2149 altor 3 p m. NEW - LTOKTOVBR SPECIALS Salary ootamflnmirnto with ability. Call personally. Reusslllei', 36 Broad Bt. OI.HKN CO. INC. Rooting, sldlnl * 1963 RAMBLER 1(1' Duo outliimrd. hull only f B010. Mr. Oarnur. 671-1010, It' Duo 60 IIP. Mororulscr 11,091 MAINTENANCE MAN Painting and Decorating Insulation Installed and «uar«nls«d Station wagon OASIIIBIl — I'jlrl-lllTKi. Olill for n| tor 10 yoars. 7M-0705;_ MIOMo. VAN WINKLB MARINE polntment, 747-41:110. Ncwtimn RprlnR OLD1UC TYMBT — To work in dls- Draperies tin Hwy. 35 ma-2342 Butontow: putt) hi nR offlaa. Apply In parson. Nap pi Dui to rapidly expondlrtg service L. II. HILL — Painter Interior and SIlTlNci - A"i«co, bapnnt'Tidtar and 1963 COMET Market, 94 Newman 'Sprlngn ltd., Rei Trucking Corp.. lite 34, Matawan, Bank, dfpl, we require additional help to Unholnterlnit, Draperies exterior. No Jobs too largo or too Alcos. Work guaranteed. Four-door PUIHHUm — JCximifuinod only. Steady •mall. Very reasonable. Call 220-1407. STORAGE and SERVICE MDIIHffiltKlOI'HlH — Wanted for lam onlit In our everyday renpomiblll- Naw Fllrnlturo, Hndnprcads, ' PROWN'S yt&r round work. OtOI gllnoovers, Rodi, Foam Rubber. INTEHIOm AND KXTKRIOlt palnl- 1963 RAMBLER lly tit two adults In Rumson. Live In D91-M8S. " , llti. 33 nroad 81. Red llnnk 741-7500 IUv« your outboard motor winter We own transportation. RnfpronoaH. c Custom Or Ready Made Ing. Also decorating Our prlaon aro Four-door nnd itored at 741-IW49 or SCMHtifl after n. • PROFIT SHARING cheaper than thalrs. Call Black I'alnl- Sewer Cleaning PRODUCTION • RETIREMENT PROGRAM Goldon Touch Decorators Ing Co. for treo estimates. 741-4050. THE BOATMAN'S SHOP • PAID VACATIONS i ; EMPLOYEES 177 nroad flt, Hod nank. 747-ootll PAINT1NO — And wall papoilng. iA7)T(H~^WBffTnSANBTor~^~ rVfifj New Jsrser'a I.sruil Marine luppl HELP WANTED-MALE • SICK LEAVE Ne«t To New Post Olfloo. Lawn' sorvloo and window cleaning. Blontrlo sowor Hooter, oleasa all acoast Home, 31 Wharf Avo., Ret Bank, • flood starUnK miary • UNIFORMS Immediate free entlmato and service. household dralna, plpu and siw«r 741-oTBO PUNQII I'IIKBB O: ll bnnc.lt prujrum • INSURANCE Fully Insurod. FAIR HAVEN HOMB lines. OTIHWO__ KIUTOH — Looking for steady wo Atlnn • HOSPITALIZATIOH BUI'PLY, 812-1073 or 741-WO. with overtime, Apply In person, ]Gst< Entertainment Window Cleaning THOMAS BLATH BUSINESS NOTICES Mntal Product., 1 Catherine Hi,, R • itflUramfttii All Of m«M btmriltt or* pant of Hit AUTO SALES Hank. KITSON orotmliallon. Set Mr. Italtey, Tickets available lor latest Ilroad- Free Hstlmutas KAiTwiiiDovrauBK 110 Nfwitnn Spring* Road ARMSTRONG CORK CO. KIT5ON OHEVROtBT, Hlpttwoy 96, way shows and Major Sports Bvents, Painting and Decorating OOUUBROIAL AND INDUIOTlUL OLDAN OBt.IJMU. YAKM, OARAOBS MECHANIC* 171 Mounouth II., Ra4 Sank. Ifuily Insured I1.43M 741-M43 RID IANK—741-1214 — Have truck, U«ht hauling. Call after Truck tqulpmanl. Call Mr, dray, U' Beers and Franol. Its. Keypoi Eotontown, N. J. 54M0W. a p.m. Til-llM. 3220. An aqual opportunity «nr>loy«t f ft* II, 1967 roc BALE ROUSES TO* SALE Stock Market THE DAILY REGISTER P. . , a. —M4 a>« «*v*Hi firttrmtmt ixn i I uvr lot FOR S/fcLE **&, faMin* w*tr: GREEN GROVE GARDENS r»p«M*Mlc«M. Tfeftt tjui lour btdiovmf. JAtMl B* fl'J ohu Vu All modem lmprt,v»m»uu. Ea«y VtU. k\t TH4 ones "NEW "FURNITURE BUYS loitlr lo itock. ud Vi. •"••."-... ; Atr Reduo oy Mfg FOUR ROOMS - $M5 fi titter Al OPEH TO » Allei Cp RED BANK LUMBER FOUR-BEDROOM tmmtculaU bl-levtl. AlUr Lud .ennecott earl and Wall Red Bank 741-5500 (ONE BEDROOM) I BlKbt larce rooms. Two , tiled baths. AlKf Fow 92H VAT TJEB TO NOW Qar.io. 150x150 lot. Excellent area. 38(1 Tesgt, 88 »16i LlmeJ OaJt bedroom, tingle OLDINO WHEEL CHAIR — Chrome Allied Ch •A Five Roomi ITwo B«droom») $140 * 123,600. Xasy FHA'terml. Allls Ch>I Kroger dresser »nd mirror, baclielor latcd. Good condition. Large wheels 76H -eh Port C chest »nJ bookcase bed, >r self pushing. (25. 787-6180. • Efficiency I2'/I Roomt) $ 95 Alcoa BEACH AGENCY Am Alrlln 82 H Leh Val Ind By Roger E. Spear corner chest to match $29 • $8' 48H LOK alasa t n Hollywood bed, Innersprlns" ADY'S BLACK BROADTAIL PER- Am Can SWIM CLUB FOR TENANTS BROKER Am Cyan 20 ,11) McNMj Spear mattreBS, box spring, head- [AN COAT — Tall. Practically new. FREE HEAT, COOKING GAS. HOTWATER AND AIR CONDITIONINO 194 Hltbwiy 35 Hlddletown, N. J. Ling & My ter a (airly long and sustained board and steel frame I 50 icrlflce. 741-5617 evenings. Ain M Fdy Q—I have $2,000 I would like Open 7 days 8422628 or 671-2727 Am Motor! Utt Litton Ind 1 SB Oval Colonial braided rug TV. unit phene outlets, 11 cu. n. refrigerator*, parking and walk-In itorag* Kves: Mn Martha Smith 787-9734 ,ukens 8U to invest. My one purpose in idvance In tha growth stock sec- * 28 CHAIN LINK FKNCINO 4% 9x12 facllltle*. Spacious roorm, large dwelt. Walk to shopping plara, buses and All payments are approximate i Am' Std S9K. lagnavoX mind is to help ray son and his or. All shares fluctuate—the - I 7B 50 Innerspring mattresses and H PRICE school. lect to FHA-VA approval. Am Tel * Tel 6014 Marath Oil matching box springs, all uppller has left over from large In- DIRECTIONS: Garden ttata «xll 117 lo M, cast on 36 to Airport Shopping Am Tob 33K Martin li wife with a down payment on a inly common characteristic—and sties, contour support, over :allitlon first qutllty chain link f«nc- AMP Ino Masonlta ig. H PRICE Instillation and terms 'law, turn left, then two blocks to model apartment. From 35, (J. M. house. I would like to invest would be fool-hardy to predict^ 600 ventilators each . 'Urids) to Hazlet Av«.,.tum left on Middle Road., straight ahead. Colts Neck Anaconda am Merck rnanged. 741-4700. Arm co Btl 01'i MC1I money so I could increase ^ere any individual stock """ lave hundreds ol dollars on th» beauti- Rustic ityled Colonial on 1H *cf« of Armour 3314 Minn M4U 8914 i /selling one year hence. I ful furniture you saw In the hie" price Phone 264-1846 privacy orferlng foyr spacious bed- Armst Ck MS Mo Pac A 79 V4 *2,000 to $5,000 In about a year. •tores. We are Jammed to the roof MERCHANDISE WANTED rooms and 2>i baths. Fireplace In liv- Ashl Oil Moblloll 42 you to put your J2J'" Moat Ward 22 (i Is this possible and could you ad? with name brand goods. Full line of ing room surrounded by booklhelv^ooklhelv^, Atchlson V1i n Beautyrest Mattresses. UTIQUES — Tiffany Items, toy«, fur- paneled faintly room and JaluHied Atl Rtchfia 10211 Nat Blsc 4714 vise me how to go about " Series E bonds where the p & JJalouHie N Cash nee ture, china, paintings, statuary, coins, APARTMENTS HOUSES FOR SALE encloseld d porchh. FulFlll babasements t, twot - Avco Corp M'i 12814 M. S. ill increase modestly but 1188 Maple living * room sofa htlng fixtures. Carved oak dining car garage and many many extras. Babcock W 44% Beswlte sofa, sleeps two, om pieces. Copper Kettle Antiques, Bayuk CIg 13M. Nat Distil! A—You have a very worthy ob- ly through\ompound inti rocker and chair ikhurst. 031-1699 or 229-0802. ABT KEANBBURO — Modern thr«e- COMPLETELY MODERN Bell A How 82 Nat Gypi •rua's. ' ;,,; ^ I 3S 50 Dinette, three-piece, sample >om apartment Just redecorated, $46,750 Bendbc 47 Nat Steel jective and 1 should very much x only $ 25 LLKCTOR — Wants old toy trains, tor couple. 787-3482. Beth Sled 33 H NY Central Q—We have JusHnJierited 200 I 30 Night tables from bedroom y condition. Pay cash or will trade: NEW HOME Boeing 8114 Nil M Pow 20(4 like to be able to help you. There suites, some $15 O., 027, O, standard gauge. 774-3710. BANSBURQ — Two rooms furnished, Borden No Am Rock 35(4 ihares of Dennison Mfg. We are ot water. All utilities supplied. 25 COME HITHER KITCHEN Sterling Thompson & Assoc. 34 is nothing more dangerous, 1239 Bedroom, triple dresser, !)• LD ROUND oak tables, picture Borg Warn B3',i Nor Pac 63% otally Ignorant of the stock mar- drawer, 5-drawer chest and ihnson Lane. Keansburg. 787-4705. Realtor Brunawk 10>i Nwst Alrlln 100 though, than buying for a big 5 05 -ames, glassware, desks, etc. 117 Main Bucy Kria bookcase-bed. What a liny! Port Monmouth. Inlng- room with sliding glass doors to Hwy. 35. MWdlelown Norwich Ph 41 iet and have never been In a Danish modern sectlonnl. ATONTOWN-Unfurnlshed three-room (Adjacent to CoblilcStonesl Bulova Outb Mar 26(4 profit in a short time limit. Mon- 1179 ttractlve, newly decorated. Quiet nelgh- 30', wsition to invest. Our insurance sample only, foam cushions 5 75 ill MIUDLKTOWN RECREATION Fillfornla typo porch. Three beilrooms, 747-ViOO Call anytime Burl Ind Owens 111 G2H ey is just not made that easily Bunk beds, maple, six MMISSION — Is in need of an In- irhood. No pets. 542-3428, 5-7. St baths. 12x24 gameroom with red Case, JI 'on Am WId 24% teems adequate and we have $5,- IBS pieces, two beds, two KED BANK AREA Cater Trao 17H pensive piano. Will move. Must be UMSON — Waterfront studio apart- rick fireplace. All this and woodland, 441, Penney, JC 65>4 in the market and particularly springs and guard rail anri lie to be tuned to "C" 440 VPS. Call Celanese "•a Pw 4 Lt 28% 100 in savings. Should we hold ladder $ 50 t for single. Furnished. (95 month- •o, In Mlduietown. Asking $24,000. EARLY AMERICAN Ches & Oh Pa RR 8814 -0844. Lease. Call 842-1765. :his stock?-J. Y. |H Maple and walnut chests of RUSSELL M. BORUS AGENCY Chrysler Pepsi Co 37(4 drawers $ 25 FARMHOUSE Clttos Bv 53 VI Perkln Elm 83?, fODERN 3H-room furnished apart 00 River Rd. Fair Haven 47K A—You have received a very »42O Italian Provincial Frultwond PETS AND LIVESTOCK tent, utilities Included. Business cou- This housa -V/B.B completely remodeledCoca Cols, Pfizer 78 K Heads Hospital Irame, living room, loose 747-4532 In 1986,- hut maintains all the charm Colg Palm Phil El 2914 ine Inheritance and I congratu- only. 291-0726 or 291-1656. 3914 foam pillow baclc sofa, chair OODLE CLIPPING — (7. 18, ani (8. of 1840. Living room with fireplace, Colum Gas PhUl Pet 68(4 late you. Dennison was regard- and marble top table. Sam- WO AND THREE ROOMS — Efflcen. full dining room, modern kitchen, den, Coml Bolv 2514 Pit Steel 11(4 Pathology Unit Iiite miniature at stud. Call ipartmenta with all utilities. 66 Coa Eilla 34H ple only $180 741-0461 four bedrooms, two baths. Bed barn Pub Sv E4 fj 30y. sd as rather a prosaic stock for aln St., Keansburg. Call 842-1703. .and outbuildings In excellent condition. Con Can Pullman 46(1 $12,900 Corn Prod 4314 RCA 63(4 iome years, but the introduction CREDIT - FREE DJJLIVKHY SET - UP 1 IN PROFESSIONAL DOO GROOM- 'OUR.ROOMS — First floor. (85 a Beautiful property with lovely trees and MANY OTHER BARGAINS iQ — All breeds, poodles our apeoial. shrubs. Call us for appointment. $18,500. Coming Q 39(4 18% if an office copier In 1964 and Formerly Canine Chateau now un- oontta. Furnished or unfurnished. In- VETS NO DOWN Cm Zell 354 Reading CV> 44(4 IRWIN'S FINE FURNITURE .ulre 20 Bayvlew Ave., Keansburg. THE LOW AGENCY, Realtor Cruc Stl 42% Repub SU 7314 ither . diversification moves management of Country Squire Revlon t Bhop AKd-pupples for isli. Hwy. KANSBURO Modern furnished four $98 MONTHLY Curtis Wr 23H 45 47 Monmouth St.- T47-0011 . Bed Bank 638 Klver Ed. Fair Haven Ueere 25% Reyn Met 43% brought a surge of Interest which Eatontown. 5424236. -oom apartment Private entrance. AH 'wner must cell largo two-story home Reyn Tob ANTIQUES — Pine cottage cheat, (to. tllltles Included. 787-4620. th three bedrooms, modern kitchen, Pel & Hud 60*4 36(4 las more than tripled the share Cane seat slde-chalr, Jin. Excellent. ERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES — Dent Sup 33 H Rob Controls 42 Ired by Champion Immo Von Der 11 basement and garage. On a M St Jos Lead Call 142-2827. HREE LARGE ROOMS — And bath. re lot. All new aluminum siding, OLDE SHREWSBURY Dow Chern 41% 29 price since 19G6. I believe the ichbacher KUppen. Black and silver, ,ood location. Utilities supplied. Fur- Dress Ind 85 St Regis Pap 5714 WHAT A VALUE — Three-room outfit isky. 787-1662. ;orms and screens. Already V.A. ap- 3 or 4 bedroom ranch on a quiet dead Sears Roeb stock has good possibilities but Ished or unfurnished. Immediate oc- roved. Located In Mlddletown, con- end street In choica neighborhood. Spa- du Pont 34 K. 66(4 to be claimed for the unpaid balance lpany. Reasonable rent 787-1362. Duq Lt Shell Oil 68% that it is rather volatile and that ERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES — enlent to everything. Principal* only. Clous living room with an attractive 101 Sinclair of $249. Modern elght-pleco living room Jail owner now, 787-9216. fireplace. Cheery eat-In kitchen with East Kod 301, 31 with accessories, nine-piece bedroom KC registered. Champion blood lines. ,ED BANK — Three rooms unfur- End John Smith, AO 28% your holdings should be diversi- re blue ribbon winner. (7f> and (85. ihed. Heat, bot water Included. (100 paneled gamerc^m adjoining. Screened 133 Sou Pao wlUi double dresser plus & five-piece patio for gracious outdoor living. Two- Erie Lack 4S«, fied. I would hold 50 shares for bronzetone dinette. Plenty of extras. .11 671-0375. month. Redecorated. 747-0209. NEW LISTING! Firestone »m Sou Ry M car garage. Excellent value at 529,900. PMC Cp Sperry Rd Easy credit. *2.5O weekly. FIELD FUR- JODLE3 — Beautiful white toy. AKC. HREffil ROOMS — And bath. Oil Open to offers. Call 741-3500 for further 714 3514 »rowth and switch the bal- NITURE, 7-11 E. Front St., Keyport. Ine weeks. Shots. Two females, one FAIR HAVEN Ford Mot 47 Std Brand 68% eat. Contact 61 Oakland flt, Red details. THE CURTIN AGENCY, 500 Gen Accept . 33 Std Oil Cal ince into equal dollar amounts 264-3030, Open Tues., Wed., Thurs & tie. Well bred, healthy, love children. lank. Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury. , 68% ''our bedrooms, two full bathf, pine Gen Clg MT4 Std Oil NJ 60 Sat. 9 a.m. 'til 6 p.m. Mon. & Frl. -8819. laneled dining room, enclosed porch, Studebaker >f more stable stocks which a a.m. 'ill 9 p.m. 'IVB furnished rooms, private Gen Dynam . 30 81(4 ERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES — nee, all utilities. (135 a month, rveralzed garage. Convenient location SJRATHMORE RESALES Gen Kleo 23 Texaco 14114 ,von't require such close guper- 'our weeki old, black and silver. (50. n area ot lovely homes. Immediate Gen Fds eiw Tex G 8ul 4394 TRAILER xmy preferred. 222-3695. occupancy, offered at (19,900. WE Ranches, Capes, Colonials starting In Textron rision but will offer a sound ap- 84-5862. the low'JO'S. Our office located In the Qcn Motor* 10814 45% for your lumber pickup convenience. URNISHED 1H room efficiency apart- HAVE THB KEY. Gen Pub Ut Transamer 48% ireciation potential. I suggest 1ROE CHOCOLATE QELDINQ heart of Strathmore, on Hwy. 34. Call 7014" Un Carbide Uae It free with orders $30 or more. lent By appointment HALL BROS., Realtors us whether selling or buying. 7 days, a Tel A Tel 85(4 We have coupling to fit any car. ONY —13 hand! 1", leven years, 7470407. Gen Tire Un Pao General Telephone; Swift & Co., tnted and shown, ribbon winner, not 21 hr. aervlce. Call 588-7600 anytime. 28% Un TanH O .3 River ltd. 741-7686 Fair Haven APPLBBKOOK OP MATAWAN, Real- Ga Pac Cp 4214 Del Monte. RED BANK LUMBER r novice. Must get good borne. Owner Member Multiple Listing Service Gillette Unlroyal g* ilgrew pony. (10O0. Call 946-4547. tors. SOVi Unit Alro 42 Pearl and Wall, Red Bank. 741-6500. COMMERCIAL RENTALS Glen Aid 63 V4 TO 14 Good rich 569, United Cp (Mr. Spear cannot answer all 1 CRIBS and mattresses (20 «a., lATCHED PAIR — Two year old 1 THANKSGIVING SPECIAL MIDDLETOWN Goodyear US Lines 11% Lale miniature poodles. Must sell. Rea- YOU ARE INTERESTED — In 13% 33(4 mail personally but will answer ear tied (10, car seat *3. 'Nlp-and-Nap rand new modern office space, well Cove Into this diatom built three-bad- Grace Co «S% US Plywood mable to proper home. 671.2923. Lovely four-bedroom epUt located on Gt A&P US Smelt 60 bed *7. Blond bookcase elngle head- ocated In the center of Red Bar*, con- oom houja lor Thanksgiving. Master large treed lot. Living room with fire- 6S% all questions possible In his col- tward, 115. 40 ail. westlnghouse cabi- .ract usa Xor further Information. THE Greyhound SSI 14 US Steel OODLES — Sliver miniature. Cham. edroom 22x15 living room, dining place, dining room, kitchen, den, hobby Wai worth 41% net-type hot water heater, HO. Call Ion sired, Perrevan Pewter.. AKC. BOWSTRA. ABENCY. 741-8700. oom, kitchen, two full bafts, lull base- 23 •» umn.) . room, 254 baths, garage. Asking 129,990. 21-4 Wela Mktj 11% 842-1795. .11 5M-IH97. lent, garage. Only 6 months old. Ask-Open to offers. Call 741-3500 today. THE 25 IESIRABLE RIVER FRONT sulte-on ig $21,600. Vets no down. Non vets Gulf on 7514 Wn Un Tel HAMMOND SPINET 0RQAN — Model OHBE8 BOARDED — Box stalls. In- rst floor In the Tuller Building. Call CURTIN AGENCY, 500 Shrewsbury Westg El 31% .1,300. Call 291-1800 now. Subject to VA Ave., Shrewsbury. Hamm Pap r, 27 7314 L-102, 1650, Call tructlon and aupervlslon for children. 47-2440. md PHA approval. THB CURTIN Here Inc 47% White Mot 787-5107 Wltco Chera 47-% :all 462-2485. 500 SQ. FT. LIGHT manufacturing AGENCY, Hwy. 36 and Thompson'Ave.. 111 Cent Ind 6914 34% Dr. Oscar A. Ross THREE ACRES - HOLMDEL Ing Band Woolwth EAC Plans DESK SWIVEL CHAIR — Good condi- }ft for lease. Call eonardo. . 30 ONO HAIRED DACHSHUND — AKC. Three year old custom Colonial Four int BuYMch 80614 Xerox tion. Reasonable. $15. Other Hems. Call even weeka old. Call 747-1100 Yngst Still 297 VI NEPTUNE — Dr. Oscar A. 842-2324 between 5 and 8 p.m. bedrooms, five baths, living room. 18' Int Harv 3414 668-3734 IXECUTIVB SUITE — Consisting of RUMSON dining room, 27' kitchen, den, 40' Int Nick 107% 30% S6 sq. ft Modern office building next gameroom. Wooded area, pond. Im- 25% Ross ol Rumson was appointed LIVING ROOM TABLES $3 ea., lamps OLLIE — Male, sable, AKC, Blue !ape Codt ona level. Threa bedrooms, Int Papor New System $1, stools $2, refrigerator $5, It runs. 'Inner, mother Itch. Will lire to quai- ' First Merchants Bank, 25 Reckless wo baths. Living room with fireplace, mediate possession. Asking S59.000. Int Tel 4 Tel 121% director of the Department Cupboard $0, table and 4 chalra $15, led female, pick of litter, no fee. 747- [., Red Bank. Call 717-3730, between Modern kltchea Paneled basement CROWELL AGENCY, Realtors, 63 RIv- baby dresser $4, mirror dresser $4, K)Q mornings, evenings. and 0. »om. Expansion attic. Much desired ersldo Avo., 741-4030. Eves, 741-3G56. Pathology and attending pathol- Call 5(2-0201 SEPARATE BUILDING FOR LEASE slghborhood. Beautiful oaks. Three American For Garbage •OODLES — Beautiful black standard ocks from river. $29,500. 842-1423. MAHOGANY — Extension ainlnsc table upples. AKC, excellent pedigree, In- —3000 sq. ft. ground floor plus base- COTTON RIDGE HOMES ogist at Jersey Shore Medical with pads $35. Leather club chair $33. culated, wormed. Paper trained. 741- tent, loading dock. Light manufactur AVE fruitless hours of searching by Custom built Price {32,600 ani up « Br Am Oil Molybdenum 4314 RED BANK — Electronic As- Excellent. 291-3137. 508 before 10:30 a.m., after 6. ing. Call 747-1100. ending for our free Comprehensive acre lots. City water, sidewalks, gas Cdn .Maro Phoenix SU 2814 Center. and electricity. Also built according Creople Pet Pren Hall 34 sistance Corp. has announced it IIDDLETOWN — NEW MONMOUTH italog; modest homes; palatial Rum- COMPLETE BEDROOM SET — (40. rEIMARANER PUPS — Champion an estates, water/rontj, farms. Mul- to your plans and specifications. Nut- Equity Cp Rollins Inc. 47% Dr. Ross was born and raised plans to market a compact ref- odd dressers, $10, folding bed ¥20, an- Ire, champion dam. Show quality, rea — 2,000 sq. ft., two-story office swamp ltd., Klver Plaza, Mlddlctown. Gen Plywd. Technlcol tique chest $5, glazed office doors, 2'4x ulldlng, » Leonardvllle Rd. Call 671- ple Listings 717-4385, 642-1100, 229-0217: 25% in Trenton, he received his BS iall 042-0030. Imp Ofll 61I Utah Id S 14% use-processing system designed 6'6, 95 each, greenhouse glass ISO. 250. Mulllon window 4'4x4'2 and 5'Bx3'8 110 ACHSHUND PUPS — Miniature RAY STILLMAN, Realtor IMMACULATE OLDER HOME Kin Ark Oil 6% and MS degrees from the Uni- to eliminate the peed for incin- eaoli. hot water convector radiator reeding. AKO. Shots. One red and "Our 49th-Year" Four bedrooms, two full baths, -Bteam versity of Michigan, and his PhD 4'x2'8 (6. 291-1427. te black and tn.n-males. 042-2636. IS Hwy. 35 Shrewsbury rator burning of garbage,' long HOUSES FOR RENT T41-8SOO oil heat. Located In KeypOrt. Near at the University of Pennsyl- ERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPY — AKC schools, buses and shopping. Can be a major cause of air pollution in BEWEY WEBBER SURF BOARD — LEONARDO utilized as two apartments for Income Oood condition. Call !g[stered. Obedient Shots. House CENTALS — SEASONAL — YEARLY vania. He received his MD a •ained. (45.-741-1069. purposes. Call Now! Asking J22 500 municipal areas. 842-1834 ELLA WILTSHIRE, Realtor Irst time ottered. Five-room ranch, WALKER & WALKER, Realtors, Holm- Western Reserve University in EAGLE PUPS — Six week» old. IAKC ull basement. Two-car garage. Largo Robert; Edwards, EAC presi- 80 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright 842-0004 c e ttrea Aslt| dol-Mlddlotown. Multiple Listings and Cleveland, and continued his "THE RIGHT PRICE" iglstored. Excellent background. 842. »,o2! . - ng $10,000. Call Trade-ins. Send for catalog. 671-3311, dent, said the fully automated We hava tt, as many people have found RENTALS 11-1800 tor more details. THE CUMIN .45. .GENCY, Hwy. 38 and Thompson Avs . studies under a National Cancer out-have you? Stop In and be pleaaed F. A. GEHLHAU3, Real Eltate .eonardo. system will consist primarily of with the many displays and services OMES WANTED for four puppies, Iwj. 36 Leonardo 291-0488 LOTS AND ACREAGE Institute Fellowship.' He also a versatile pulverizing machine we have for people whose avocation ve weeks old. 74 South Ave., Atlantic IARGE, NEW nine-room Colonial. Lo- completed a four-year residency 1» "carpenter". lghlands. (85 to (250 Per Month and a powerful hydraulic com- THE BERQ AOENCV ust area of Mlddletown. Pour bed- BEAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPED LOT — in pathology at the Institute o RED BANK LUMBER ,t. 35 Mlddlotoivn ooms, paneled library, family room, 128' frontage x 127' deep. Finest Pair pactor. It will process all kinds 671-1000 Inlng room, llvins room ami well ap- Haven residential area. Asking $12 000 Pathology at Western Reserve Pearl and Wall Red Bank 741-5500 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT minted kitchen. Call 220-3772 for fur- ROLSTON WATERBURY, REALTOR of liquid and solid wastes, and BERNINI ACCORDION — Full size. TWO AND THREE-BEDROOM HOMES her details. 16 W. Front St., Red Bank. 747-3500. University. Like new. Will take best offer. Call APARTMENTS — For rent or sale. J123 to $150 will have a compacting ratio of 291-1427. month. THE KIRWAN CO., REAL- PRIVACY PLUS CONVENIENCE — PROM ONE LOT TO 100 ACRES — Prior to his appointment here, IUTTON PARK APARTMENTS — TORS, Belford, 787-5500. W. Keansburg. Yew Monmouth. All brick Colonial. Either commorclal or residential. Call as much as 30 to 1. ONE COLONIAL BTYLB BOFA — Branch Ave. 3V4-room apartment avail- 787-6600. Hazlet. 264-7100. 14 years old. Four bedrooms, G14 MULLANEY REALTY 671-5151. Dr. Ross served as director o Mr. Edwards emphasized that 70" long, green tweed upholstery, and able. All utilities furnished except elec- laths. Storeroom. 14x25 living room one swivel platform rocker,' patch- LINCROFT — Four bedrooms, fire- rlth fireplace. Formal dining room. COLTS NECK — Lako front, wooded laboratories at Euclid-Glenville the flexible nature of the system tricity. See Manager, 167C Branch Ave lace. Security and references re- and cleared, ready for building. Rea- work upholstery. Call 741-6388 after " led Bank. !at-ln kitchen. Jalousled breezeway. p.m. lufred. By appointment THE McQOW- rge patio, full basement Amid tall sonable price to settle estate. 222-7377 Hospital in Ohio, and was di- will permit it to be installed as a UT AGENCY, 258 Newman Springs Rd., recs on quiet dead end street. Con- rector of laboratories anrt 35MM CAMBRA — Lady's bicycle for LONG BRANCH *d Bank. 747-3000. 'enient to schools, shops, transporta- replacement for most existing two. Fireplace accessories. Call 787* lon. $34,000. Call 671-9462. CEMETERY LOTS pathologist at Metropolitan Hos- apartment-house incinerators; as 1314. RED BANK AREA TEARLY LEASE-OAK HILL — Tbree pital, Detroit. He is certified by ledrooms, VA baths, family room, IIGHT-ROOM SPLIT LEVEL — Three TWO PLOTS — Pour epacei. each. well as those in commercial es- OVERHEAD DOOR — Bx7 Eiceilen NEW OARDEN APARTMENTS lorch, fireplace, basement Two-car ga- condition. $45. FURNISHED 3U ROOMS (135 irge bedrooms, two baths, playroom Shoreland Memorial Gardens, KeyporL the American Board of Pathology tablishments and at municipal 44 ROOMS (160 age. Available Nov. 1, $285 per month, wo-car garage, cellar. Large lot. Near Choice location. Sacrifice. 477-0401. 871-2118 mfurntshed. TED HALL AGENCY, 733 icnools and conveniences. $25,500. Prln- in anatomic and clinical path- and private dumps. UNFURNISHED 3% ROOMS (110 liver Rd., Fair Haven. 842-4200. OARAGE SALS — Furniture, antiques, iV, ROOMS (135 slpala only. 842-4420, evenings ology. linens, paintings. Car racing set. IIGHLANDS — Unfurnished house, COMMERCIAL PROPERTY These are termed major con- Trains. Window with combination HEAT, HOT WATER, HAZLET COOKING GAS SUPPLIED areo bedrooms. Security required. 266 tributors to the serious problem storms. Guitar. Stereo tape player, laysido Dr. Or call 372-8014. 4,500. Cute ranch In excellent con- MIDDLETOWN TWP. — Commercial tapes. Miscellaneous. Wed., Nov. 1 CALL 747-4233 OR 229-4791 tlon. No closing fees. Wooded lot of air pollution in urban af£as. Four large rooms, 125x150 lot Im- property along Hwy. 35 or 36. From Keiclihold Chemicals only. 9:30 to 5:30. 62 Bellevus Are. EANSBURO — THREE-ROOM GAR. VIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS • occu an 175' to 10 acres MULLANEY REAL- Rumson. IEN APARTMENT. CLEAN, QUIET, rurnlshed and unfurnished. Immedla! S^J, £ P cy to qualified buyer. It is estimated that gase- THE BERG AGENCY, Realtors, 3206 TY 671-515L BLACK MINK — Balero jacket SI; IR-CONDITIONED. SCIENCE KITCH. ccupancy. SAMUEL TEICHER AGEN- Names Cook a VP ous smoke of this type now car- IN. WALK TO BUSES, SHOPPING. CY, Oceanport Ave., OceanporU C42. Iwy. 35, Hazlet. 264-8200. 16, }i Bleeves, 24" long. Never won :500. NEW YORK — Reichholi Worth 11MS. Best offer. 038-5857. iWNBR MAINTAINED. (105 MONTH, UMSON — This attractive home and REAL ESTATE WANTED ries some 142 tons of pollutants LVAILABLE NOV. 1. 671-9042. Norman C. Ramsey 19" PORTABLE Zenith TV, year old, EA BRIGHT — Between river ani 3t near all schools, has a paneled Chemicals, Inc., has announce into the air over America each icean. Family with grown chlldre: living room with fireplace. Three bed- Excellent condition. S10O. Call 842 SEA BRIGHT inly. Three bedrooms, lVt baths. Win- rooms, kitchen. IV baths. Attached ga- the election of a new vice presl year. 1586. er rental to June 1, (165 monthly, rage and basement. Low taxes and NEED VACANT LAND dent in its corporate staff. BEAUTIFUL ANTIQUE gold leaf mlr LOVELY COLONIAL ARMS fearly (200 monthly. Phone PACK- leat. Approximate $17,500 • mortgage Mr. Edwards said a model of 1201 Ocean Avenue Small lot or largo tracts. Call MUIr- In New Post ror, (30. Small oval antique mlrroi ER'S REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, may be assumed. Asking $22,500. Call LANEY REALTY. 671-5151, Named vice president, molding the system is scheduled for com- (15. Call 747-4696. . Magnificent all electric one and twe 142-0243. NEW YORK — Norman C. icdroom apartments. Centrally a(rv>con WE NEED — Flvo or ill, 2-3 bedroom compounds and general manager pletion and demonstration in Jan- (F VEGETABLE CASE — In very good Itioned. Dishwashers, disposals, comb EWLY REMODELED COTTAGE - ?HREE-BEDRO0M RANCH — Living Incomes, furnished or unfurnished, from Ramsey of Bingham Ave., Rum- condition. $100 .with compress. Call 747- latlon cloths washers and dryers. Pr [ighlanrifl. Ideal for couple. Available oom, large kitchen, finished cellar, *85 to $175 por month for Incoming of the Carteret, N. J., plant was uary. Actual production and 1932. ate swimming pool, beach, boardwal !ov. 15th. 291-22S3 or 747-3530. screened patio. Close to LJttlo Silver personnel. THE BERG AHENCY, Rt son, N.J., president and chief commuter station. 842-3322. R. R. Cook, 114 Conover Lane, marketing of the system is ex- LOVELY MINK STOLE — Orlglna .nd parking. AH electrlcty Included iNHS FAMILY HOUSE—Four room: 35, Mlddletown. 671-1000. executive officer since 1961 of tentals of (155 • (215. Superintendent' Middletown, N. J. pected to get under way early price (800. Sell for (200. If Intercstci ilg cellar, porch. Private beach. (100, MIDDLETOWN OPEN LISTINGS call at 9B Sprlns Terr. Red Bp"1 Lpartment 78 or telephone Broadway Savings Bank, has 741-0150 pay own utilities. 88 Portland Rd.; 12,500. Cute cottago type home. Two 'ndependent broker desires open list- Mr. Cook, who was formerl next year. "FRENCH SBLMER TRUMPET — With Highlands. argo bedrooms, t: bath, two-car ings on residential properties. Middle- been elected to the additional po- case, mutes and mouthpieces. Excel- ;arage. Very little cash needed. Taxes town, Holmdel, Colts Neck. general manager of the Eastern THREE ROOMS — Clean and beautl- KEANSBURG — Four-room house. (70. inly $235. THE BERG AGENCY, Real- sition of chairman of the board. lent condition. $75. Call 741-5178. ully furnished.. Convenient location. Ap. a, month, no utilities. Call LINCROFT ASSOCIATES Inc. Resin Division for Reichhold, has ors, Hwy. 35, Mlddletown. 671-1000. 765 Hwy. 35 1 Free Week Offered 21" SUPER CROBLEY TV-22" deep, wlntment only. Call 741-8281. 787-4274. Mlddletown Mr. Ramsey, who is also presi- LINCROFT — Nine-room split level in (opposite Howard Johnson) been associated with the com 33" wide, swivel table, $75. {EYPORT — TWO-ROOM STUDIO BAST RIVER RD., RUM30N — Two- 671-3847 A-l condition. Offering fivo bedrooms, Evenings 741-0162 dent and chairman of the Mort- pany since 1953. He is a chem On Christmas Clubs UR CONDITIONED. POOL. (FUR bedroom house. Small separate cottage, three baths, 21x12 family room and 671-5333 WISHED OR UNFURNISHED) BETSY ISO. 842-0579 or 842-3000. gage Facilities Corp., is a direc- BEARS — Automatic washer 1963. 700 iclenco kitchen. Basement, garage and URGENTLY NEEDED _ Two and car engineering graduate of Vir- MIDDLETOWN — Joseph Fett- model, three speed. Excellent condl- IOSS APARTMENTS, CLARK ST. AT ftT. 35. UNFURNISHED HOUSE — Highlands. ree-studded one-acre plol. Low, Inter- three-bedroom homes Mlddletown, Hax* tor and member of the mortgage ginia Polytechnic Institute, ner, president of the Middletown tlon. $75. Sacrifice. 264-3431. Two bedrooms, kitchen, bathroom, liv- est FA mortgage may bo assumed. let vicinity. We have buyers waltlnit committees of the Institutional MATAWAN — 4H-ROOM DUPLEJ ing roam. Gas heat For appolntmen Asking $32,500. STERLING THOMP- THE KIRWAN CO. 787-«600. Blacksburg, Va. Banking Company, has announced DRAPERY WITH BASEMENT. AIR CONDI "hone 747-9407. SON & ASSOC., Realtor, Hwy. 35, llid- Securities Corp. and Instlcorp. dletown. 747-5600. Call anytime. HELP ACTION! the introduction of a more profit- •Poles Hi" diameter. 15c ft, cut to size. TIONED. GLENN GARDENS, 90 MAI HELP us: our 12 Wood rings, 7 for (1.19, flnlals, 2 foi ST. lalespeople need Inc. He has been active in mort- able Christmas Club. «0c, pole brackets, 2 for (1.08. WANTED TO RENT FAIR HAVEN — Attractive stono and listing on your home, gage financing since joining HOLMDEL — Three rooms and bath framo Colonial. Four oversized bed ACTION Is our motto—professional ser- Coleman and Stout Middletown Banking's Christ- Ck Heat and hot water supplied. Call 26 rooms, paneled den, 214 baths, ful vices ara Just a phone call away Broadway Savings Bank in 1936. "° RED BANK LUMBER 0364 or 261-4063. COUPLE WISHES TO RENT -r- Fou: dining room, gamcroam, screened or five-room bungalow. Vicinity of Ret Trade-ins—Exchanges To Give Talks Tonighl mas Club will give savers their Pearl and Wall, Red Bank. 741-5500 porch, full basement. Two-car garage. Commercial and Investment properties 'HREE ROOMS — Furnished, all utlll Bank. Cnll 229-3543. Approximately $28,000 mortgage may Member Two Multiple Listing Services WANAMASSA — Assemblymar final payment free, if payments PENDER iUPER REVERB AM tics, with bath. 872-9802. 26 Hwy. 31 RETIRED LADY — Wishes furnlshei ie assumed. Asking $12,900. Call to- WALKER & WALKER -LEGAL NOTICE through the year are kept up ' PLIFIER — (225, Tender airing gultn Highlands. room ajid biith, meals If possible. Nea! ay. ROLSTON WATERBURY, Realtor, Realtors James M. Coleman and Sen. Rich $125, tape recorder $5. Must sell, goinf KEYPORT—3-ROOM OARDEN APAR' Broad and Monmouth St, 747-5028. 16 W. Front St., Red Bank. 747-3500. Shrewsbury Mlddletown-Holmdcl ard R. Stout will be guest speak to date. Into service. 787-5188 MENT. AIR CONDITIONED - POOL, 661 Broad SL 206 Hwy. 35 PUBLIC NOTICE MINIMUM FOUR BEDROOMS, den MIDDLETOWN — Split level. Corner 741-5212 This is the biggest bonus of- REFRIOERATOR — 6 cu. ft. acroi BETSY ROSS APARTMENTS, CLARK basement. Prefer laundry facilities lot. Seven rooms, two bathB, garage. 671-331 TAKB NOTICE, to all whom these ers at an open session of thi top freezer. Like new. Frlgldiln ST. AT RT. 35.. . ound floor. Also prefer location 1 Wall-to-wall carpeting. Many extras. presents may come, that on Tuesday, Shore Area Young Republican fered Christmas Club savers by fiquare shape. S5O 787-3180. 1LIFFWOOD — '.Beautiful furnlshec rural or, farming district. Call 220-6500 :xcellent condition. Phone for appolnt- HELP November 14, 19G7 tha undersigned apartment one-half block from shop Mrs. Strada, 8:30 to 5 p.m., Mon. t lent. 741-8490. Listings wanted. Strathmore, Lakerldge, shall sell at Publlo Auction one 1059 Club in the Paul Samperi Restau- any bank in the area, according PINO PONO TABLE — Excellent co: Frl. 3',4 ton Chevrolet panel truck Sorlal dltlon. Will hold until Christmas. (2: ping center a-nd all buses. Near A.merl TWO-HEDKOOM -.COOPERATIVE Holmdel, Colts NecK, surrounding coml rant tonight at 9 o'clock. to Mr. Fettner. can Can. off Hwy. 35, across fro munltles. Members of two area listing #3 E 59 T101785, registered to one T47-9337 after noon. APARTMENT — $200 down. $77 month- CHUCK WARD of P.O. Box 313 Key- Carvel. Central Park Apartments, O ly Includes all but heat. 542-9118. services and two nationwide home limi- FOUR UPHOLSTERED BOOTHS Ice 10, 566-3735. FURNISHED ROOMS ng referral services. Remember, In port, New Jersey, registration #XRAG48 With three tables, J45. Call HOMES — FARMS — ACREAQE buying and selling, Applebrook ot Mata- (19G5). 2U1-OOO3. FREEHOLD — Furnished apartmenl PRIVATE ROOM — Wllh bath. Flrsl New Hat many good buys - Call LAM- M ta Said sale to bo held at AUTO CRAFT All utilities, heat. One turnlshcl floor. Private entrance. Gentleman pr Pho"ne Sfe ""'• »• « "" BODY AND PAINT WORKS, Tennant UPRIOHT PIANO — »75 SON, INC., REALTORS, FREEHOLD. Local Securities Iclency. TV. 462-1596. ferred. 747-1041. 462.0140. Road, Morganvllle, (Marlboro Town Call after 6 p.m. ship), New Jersey at 11:00 A.M. 741-3089 RED BANK — Riverside Oardcns, RED BANK — Furnished rooms c KEANSBURG WE'RE HARD UP! W. Front St., overlooking river. On The purpose of said sale Is lo satisfy Representative inter-dealer quotations at approximately 3:00 p.m. ground floor and second floor, wl Three bedrooms, living room, kitchen, Tor listings-all kinds - all prices. Wo a garapre lien in the amount of J735.O0. BININO ROOM SET — 10 pieces, 3'^-room apartment. Available lmmedl privato entrance, sitting room. Kltcher bath and oversized garage. Attached nave qualified buyers. Try our pro- yesterday from NASD. Prices do not include retail markup, mark- •Ize 3 leaveB, parts Included. Kitche] ately. Cross ventilation. Near shopplni AUTO CRAFT BODY 4 PAINT WORKS privileges. Women only."^Inquire at 4C three-room apartment on nicely land- fessional approach to Real Estate Salci PAT CERNERO down or commission. Aid Dishwasher. H42-O457. and transportation. See Supt. on prel Peters PI. scaped lot. Good for older couple. Many THE McGOWAN AGENCY Realtors' .or call 741-3691. Wman Oct. 31, Nov. 7 50.20 BANKS MODERN WALNUT — double dresser LAROE FURNISHED ROOM •xtras. Call for appointment., 787-3733. 747 30OO Springs Rd., Red Hani! Formica top, wrought Iron marble-to: SMALL APARTMENT - Adults onl; 47 Waverly Plcao IUJMBON — Two bedrooms, possible Div. Asked table. Upholstered swivel clialr, blom No pets. Rumson. Call Red Tlanl third. Living room, dining room, hath. WANTED IN RUMSON — Large older .VOTIOK TO ABSENT HEFENI>ANTB Belmar-Wall National 4.00 mahogany corner table. Evenings o 842-0903 Oarage. Good size lot. AaltlnK $18,.100. 1 Ur r m r bl!llroom SUI'EBIOIt OOimT OF NEW JEIISEY weekends. 29P31f.il. FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT — PACKER'S REAL ESTATE EX- M™'" '° ° ° ° «- MIDDLESEX COIINTV Central Jersey Bank (xx) .30 12% TWIN r.ABLES — 36 Riverside AVL Employed genllemnn. Red Bank, onn DOCKET NO. F 180-07 TWO BTEAM RADIATORS — $20 eai tcrl Hanlt. 3'^ larBO modern room block from town. 741-3924. CHANGE. B12-0213. Eatontown National Bank .30 unfurnished. Elevator. Very tleslrabl THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY: TO: Oil burner, like new, $50. Wardro ONE ROOM — Palmer Ave., betwe THREE-BEDRODM RANCH — 22' llv- Pet missing? Let a "Lost Ad' NORA C. CLEW, her heirs, executors, Farmers & Merchants .05 trunk, $10 741-35D6. J125. Cull 842-4700 or apply Apt, 20 npr room, formal dining room, country administrators and successors In Hwy. 35 and 3'i. Call kitchen plus paneled den, recreation In Classified find it. Dial 741- First Merch. Nat'l Bank (x)(xx) .28 PORTABLE BTEUEO-PHONOaRAP FURNISHED APARTMENT — All mil 7S7-IB73 rlBlit, title and Interest, ALEXAN- ft room anil kltclicn In basement. ,IIot —Removable ' ..pcakem. Solid stall ties Included. One mllo from Lily T 6900 now: DER HUCIIAN, his lieirB, executors, First National Dank of Spring Lake 1.60 Must bo seen to appreciate. Call 76' DOUBLE ROOM — With garage. Cloi water heat. Screened porch, fenced administrators find transistorized. 6 months oM. Cost $121 to schools fwl Red Rank. East Rlv yard. Sowi-rn. A«klnn $23,.Vsi. , CRO. successors First Nat'l Bank of Toms River (xx) .76 31 Sell $50. 787-G1B0. 0892. In right, tltln Rd., Rumson. 741-8038. WELL AGENCY, Rrnllors, 6:1 River- HUCIIAN, wlfo First State Ocean County (x) 10% 21 SIX-ROOM APARTMENT — FurnTah side A»o., 741-4n:iO _Byj!ii _74KI850. -LEGAL NOTICI of Alexander Uuch- ONE U.S. DIVER'S SCUBA TANK M) WAVKTtLY T>L~7 ~!tED~nANK 1 ;; nn, MAHY llimiCR, JOHN HI1I1KE. Tested June 193C. One Sportswa: unfurnished. Meat anrl electric su OI.IVK C. IlItAKE, ni.AIlYS WIIIT- Keansburg-Middletown 1-40 piled. Keanshurtr. 7B7-5I60. Room for business man. Refrlgerato MiT>ULF.fbWN~^~BpaclnllB flvo-beil- waterlung regulator. Just overtiaulc< 741-207L room lit level on 14 Jiofft Recreation IAICK. OEOKOE WHITLOCK, IN- Middletown Banking Co. 13"/, $50, Call 747-9218. Til ftKB" iio 6 M H -~\l ea fs ii pplTedT Coi NOTICK Ol' DKCIHION TERNATIONAL CIIAROK, INC. vBiilcntly located. Reasonable. Call (T HOME OFFERED — EMcrly pprsr room, 2"j hJiihJi, two-car li.irngn. Many TAKE NOTICE that on the 20lh day Monmouth County Natipnal (xx) .18 1% oxlrnn. $2«,5(ll). 711-1530. "YOU ARE BUMMONKI) AND I1E- PORTABLE COHI) WOOD flAW _ C 3M3. Or room for rent. Kefon'MPt'S. MIan nm.lItahlln 1.00 21" RCA — Karly American conm in-™ womiin. $110. 741-0701. lace St., Red Ilnnli. merit, f'lijn" to schmils, clone to shop- swer to tho complaint filed In a civil Ocean County National plim anil transportation, anil only (ink- for a vnrlnncn to permit then actliin to which Herbert Harvey is TV, 175. Love neat Mdfl-n-hiHl wl 7410M1 tlnuo tn mis prrmlacs nn prurpKiilonnl Peoples Nat'l Bank of Monmouth .40 Scotch-gun! cover, $pi0. Both in i O6M8Ni iriK $21,500. (.Vill us today liofurn It's iilalntlff, and you arc defendants iiend- V'lrsl flixir. All utilities. Private iillknt ami to leano portion now no- Inic in Dm Hllfierlor Court of Now Jcr^ Peoples National Bank of Lakewood 4.00 eclknt condition. Call 741MB0. too latt. WALKER & WALKElc; Ro- pd by p i trnncf. Rnl T!anl(. Call 741-3W5. GARAGES FOR RENT tors. Hwy. :i:i. HhrpwalMiry. 711-5212. entiled by applicants us rfitldiMicp with ney, within :ifl daya aftor November Sea Bright National ( """2.00'' OCT. 31 Timoun'iT NOVTI lion n|t|,llcant» in roHlcto i-liewhprr, nil 1,1 ' fxoliiHlvo of said date. If you fall llEIi"HANK~- Sprlns lit. liiren-roo 21-llmir Hc.rvlce. ptnilnlnrs IncntH In I1-40A Zono, hold Itnnn Including T.V.. chair, p East' to do so, JticlRment by default mny Trust Co. of Ocean County .50 plus 4% 50 flirnlshi'd apartment. First floor, I.AltdK flAHAfiE — Crmont lililMIn W(H)I>EJ> l.ot~-"n7incii~wiTh "three Main Blrpi-tBlreet , Ilolmdelllldl , NN. J,, nnil known tures. mirror, etc.. IlenfloniOily prlci prr nionth. You nay utilities, Avallab r.ooil for storaKft. (Tould be convortt bo rendered aRalnst you for tho relief linlrooiiiH. I'inr paneled gnnii'room In as niock II IM li, and that dflnnnl- demanded In the complaint. You shall INDUSTRIAL Aberdeen East Apts. M-0, Sutlun 1: Nov. l«t. 747-1657. for shop. Central Tied Hank. (171-.17I natli.n of snld ZnnliiK Hunril nf Ad- ldatawan. Imminent and 28' patio. Exrrllmil Im-u- llin your answer and pr(inf nf servlco AeroloRical Research MOIikflN tlnn for vii'inc frirnlly. Anlllni; $2.1,7110. justment linn tipifn riled In Ihn office In duplicate, with tbn Clerk of Buperlur nf till- Tmvnihl|i Olnrk nml la nvall- Alkon Industries --Nice ari'l clean. Oft Herbert St., REAL ESTATE FOR SALE AI'I'LUnitOOK AIIKNfiY, If i!tnrs. 112 (^iurt, Htata llounn Autiox, Trrntnn, COMMERCIAL RENTALS Hank. Ave. of Two RIverH, Rumnoi SI2-2WIO. nl>!o for Inflpiie.llon. New Jersey, In nccnrilnncG with tho Brockway WAItltRN IB. IlAUMflAKTNIOIt, of civil procedure, VwoirKliitOOM AJPAiiTifKN. inr HOUSES FOR SALE A I, nil, 10 IIANIlll -• InminiMilntc Hecrmnry Buck Engineering r 1111 < I y iKjune lie Hi supplleil. Cln innmmry cuii- in aotlnn been Instltutnl to twirlii'ilroiiin ranch ZmiliiK Hoard of Adjustment clonii Iw ertatn tnx salo certlfl- Electronic Associates to nil FimvnnlrnrKS. llent 1121 p I,F/I"H MAKIS A IIKAL - On tl ntrllctli.il. Attractive HvltlK Ocl. 31 IAIU 1 0111 Wllll ntes ril by ttid collector of Iho month. Ntwly decorated. Mldrllttow brand now tlireo-bodromn, trndltlii Nrt'jilnce, dlnlriK rnt-ln Hlli-hen. Electronic Assistanco DISTINGUISHED 1110-8075. _ ' 'rnwnnblp of Itnrltan, Cnrtlflcutii No. Htylu liutiin fciitiirliiK cnuntry size lilt (It'll, |v-lllo, ll'.t Wilt' T heat. Monl for n N«mV:K~op~i'»K»fiHiViN Foodarama " on, family room, and 21'xI2' mnnl TAJCK, NOTICIQ that on tlio afltli day """ recorded In inortKniie bunk KBYI>6ltT-~BAYVIBW APAHTMK1N startrr (ir roth -nl liolno. Illvrr i n.1 and Corllflcntn No. 701 re OFFICE l-'lnpst In adult furnl»liil(I, '1'wo roof bcilroom. Twd-Cfir garage, imn nf October 1007. the ZonlnK llnnrd of I-alrd rlrtiln. tT-MIOO. HKIII1KN AOIONCY, A.IJiiiitineiit nf Ilnlmdi-I Township, lif- ed' In inortRaKO bnok 17&0. pane 1311 In with llln hath. (100, nil unities Incllliir plot anil rumn tn uali Jill! sol KcaltiirK, 3D1 Mnplo Ave, corner Unr- Monmouth Capital SPACE Avnllalilo Nov. 1. Call 2013051 or 20 liny- today at (20,nOu. ' BTEItl.IN ter li lillblle hearing, ilnnleit llin n|ipl|. Ihn Miinnuilltll County Court Hiiune. •I'lKIMI'tlDH * ARHIX?., Ili-altor, Ilw: Ki'il IT, It. I II ink 7I1-III0O. f Unena T.. Inc. for a vnrlnnrr Inmls nrfectflctedd biiy ihn snld suit Monmouth Electric Lxjc»t#<1 In Rrntar of Jled Dank 1145. am respectively lllock Sin I.nt I) frnnt- :I.'I. Ml l,l|,|,wii 717-5600. Cnl! anytlin MII.MONAIRKfl Nljl'il) NOT CAM. tn penult the.in to flxtctid Hie pren- Monmouth Park builnoii dlitrlct. ilKI) "HANK ~ flirri-im'm furnish 7'hM nimiikliiK myft rimtfiin liullt IIOIIIP itly lion-niinfiimilnK nsn exlslhiK tin InK on Mnpln I)rlvn and Hnyvlew Ave- AM them feature! provided: apartment. Adults. No pets. Call 7 HATDNTUWN itANlili ""- Thron" iir nnmnly a teas station, nue nnil lltiirk 2in I.nt 4 on Jlayvh-w N. J. Natural Gas rnonin, nlr-fondltloned IIVIIIK mill Is i-xpnniilvi!, Ivir fl|)oniilve - for the Avenun as shown nn thn nniieHsinent • Central air cnmlltlontnv 0121 or M2-2OT, f[iinIIV with iii'lro isi'iKl t»»l" Hum nt 'if Itniile .11 mil • f«lf Rurvtc* elevator illnhiK riniin, kitchen, full Im.nnc Iliiliodri I.lii'Tnft Horn lirHiwn «B m«p and tax ilupltcate n( the said Rowan Controller i'(TRT~MONM6UTH -~ nife'V" rooir partially flnlsbnd. Wnllilng dint 11 n>:o W'tltli. Mlx-r'ioiu split level with tliice Township nf Itnrltnn. • Prlvat* parking apace All utilities except hfnt. (0,1. (Ins fi thi'rly portion (if II Lot Servonintion • Comptoti* jnnttortal inrvlrt rxrollrnt •nhools, (17,9111). D12-.1547. Kiwiil «[/n Invlrnmni! and 114 ilpliixi- Ynu nnd each of you are made de- 7B7•• •-ri filed In the \% riwm npartments, rurnlslieil. Kli 1 office nf HID Townshln Clerk Mil U ti> claim or own MiQ said lands, or • Wall-to-wall carpeting •fiidon. 0 'Ililr.l Ave., I9I.II2.I7. irtiustilil inoilern 2Va biith lioini . I.ar BTIlONfl AIIKN'iy, IlKAI/l'dllH, BM tinn part Iheronr, or some lien upon United Telecontrol Electronics C»ll for ftppolnlrnimt to lmpiot. IIVIIIK ro'im v.'ll)i rirp|itiu:e, built-in tw I'nisiii'i'l Avp., IJItle Mllvrr. 741-4HOO. .vallnble fur Innpecllnn. i:«r KuriiKi', tnrni dry liftsetni'nt. Urn WAIIRKN K. IIAUMOAtlTNEIt, nr 4nfor«*t (herein. Walter Rnada • Sterling 11KII HANK Iiuplrx. llnfurnlilii MdRTIMEH 11. NEWMAN, JIl. 747-1100 futir roroomsm . Clnrago.. Cellar. Ideaall ffr Illully Jnnilarapril Kiounils. Clfl.WO. II TIIKKU-llKllUnoM 11AHCI1. Hrrjtvn- Hocrfttarv Wlnslow Tel. it Iliiw. ItOLHTDN WATKlllltinY, It"" (Ion rit',111, rnrlfiHcd li'irch. Coiivciili-iil St'inlng Ilnaril ot Adjustment Clerk nt Hilperlnr ('< it ot New'Jersey ; 14 Broad it. prfifeflfllonall l Z4fl l Oot. 11, Nov. 7, J4,' x) Dividend (xx) Pius Stock 2(114. Z4fl fliirlllR Fit. 22', tor, 18 W. Front (it., Ited Dank. 1il-.SK location. 711-OW7. |f,t. 31 W-M foS.BBIv *Exo|rea Nov. 28, fa»3«y, Oct 31, J96T- PEANUTS ByCHARLES M. SCHVLZ THE DAILY REGISTER World Series Cuts SEow Dip NEW YORK (AP) - Buy ju- William D. Eckert's office an payoffs. The winning share was nly 35,118, nlor • football helmet Instead of their winning World Series the smallest since the New York pffi. But both the a baseball glove for his next shares, Yankees collected $7,389.13 for led Sox were generow birthday. The eventual payoff The «even-game victory was beating Cincinnati in 1961. And it hares. could be bigger for him, worth a mere $8,314.81 to each was the smallest losing share St. Louis gave pUch*f The St. Louis Cardinals—base- Cardinal and $5,115.23 for each since the 1952 Brooklyn Dodgers ,amabe, acquired from tttt ball variety, not football—and the losing Boston Red Sox. picked up $4,200.64 apiece. fork Met* in July, a fan Boston Red _So .x. „..go.t th...e. word Those are pale figures com The limited capacity of Bos- ind also voted the full . BLONDIE By Chic Young yesterday from Commissioner pared with recent World Series ton's Fenway Park, which holds to pitcher Jim Cosman, wh*l most of the season In the- MONDAY AND M ON WEDNESCW HE EXPgCTS A FELLOW J TUESDAY VDUDO ALL YOU DO i DO NOTHING Boston awarded half share»_ NOTHlMfl BUT I IS THINK OF . BUT WORK.'; Ditchers Dennis Bennett and DREAM ABOUT 1 THURSDAY 1 len Cisco, both of whom SATURDAY AND I Warriors Have 1-2 Punch SUNDAY X cut early, and a half shar« NEW YORK (AP)-Jim King throws percentage and assists percentage. King is No. 10 with :atcher Elston Howard, picked J and Nate Thurmond, short and while Thurmond is the league's .495 mark. from New York in August. " tall trigger-men in the San Fran- top rebounder. The San Francisco sparkplug fiarrelson, picked up from cisco Warriors' attack, dominate King and Thurmond have ranks third among the free throw jas City in September, was ' the National Basketball Associa- poured in 244 and 229 points, leaders, having converted 56 o a one-third share. tion's early-season individual respectively, loading the Warriors attempts from the line, The fted Sox also voted f!.(j races. to a 5-4 getaway. Bob Boozer of ian* Diego's Jim McGlocklin, 26 :o the Jimmy Fund, a local <" King, a 6-foot-2 backcourt Chicago is the No. 3 scorer with Vjr 29, and Seattle's Tom Mesc- ity, and the same amount to K««f| flash, and 6-U Thurmond are 196 points in eight starts, fol- ;«ry, 21 for 24, are the leaders Brett, a young running 1-2 In scoring according lowed by St. Louis' Joe Caldwell St. Louis' Len Wilkens tops thi brought up late in the seaio*! to weekly NBA figures released with 194 in nine games. playmakers with 73 assists. Guy today. In addition, King is among Boozer is the most accurate Rodgers and Oscar Robert- Second place was worth $1,4 the top 10 In field goal and free shoqter from the floor with a .573 son, Cincinnati's dandy backcour 70 to each member of th» I By ALLEN SAUNDERS rnd KEN ERNST ;ombination, have 66 and 61 Francisco Giants while the < MARY WORTH 'eeds, respectively, and King is cago Cubs received $1,680.88 fofl finishing third, the Cindomfl ON THE. CONTRARY, VOU BETCtf- WOULD fourth with 49. IDID 50 Wai, THERt I5NT YOU UK£— HAVING Thurmond has a 237-157 bulge Reds $428.51 apiece for RCALIV MUCH TO TALK. MIS; HULL AS A iver runner-op Jerry Lucas o place and the Philadelphia ABOUT! Hull Needs One STEPMOTHER?^ lies $197.18 for-fifth, place, NEW YORK (AP) - The next van Cournoyer. Each has 13 ;ificlnfiati in the rebound derby points—Hull on nine goals and Detroit and Minnesota tied goal Bobby Hull scores will make second in the American League* I him the highest scoring left wing our assists and Cournoyer on six ;oals and seven assists. with each Tiger picking up Sl£f in National Jfockey League his- TSamath Idle 268.68 and each Twin 91,1' Hull, who has surpassed hock tory, i, NEW YORK (AP) — Joe Na The Twins shut ex-mana :y's *once impregnable 50-goa math, the New York Jets' quar- Chicago's blond bomber hit ilateau in each of the last two Sam Mele out of a cut, terback, suffered an ankle injury warded a full share to Mrs.' three times last week and seasons, now has 379 career goals in Sunday's game with Boston er Bond, widow of the outflik zoomed into a tie for the NHL and is tied with Ted Lindsay for but is expected to be all right for scoring lead with Montreal's the all-time lead among left wing- the important date with Kansas vho spent the early part Of ear with Minnesota and died •' s. City next Sunday. ukemia during the season. Three players — two of them The Jets' front office an- Fourth place paid $428.51 to \ Becky Pick from Boston's surprising Bruins nounced yesterday that Namath Ihicago White Sox and the — share third place behind Hul had his right ankle stepped on fornia Angels got $180.99 ea and Cournoyer with 12 points Takes Trot during a fumble scramble in the or fifth. ANDY CAPP By REG SMYTHE ipiece. Fred StanfiekTwith 4-8-12 Boston game at Shea Stadium. FREEHOLD — Leading from and John McKenzie 2-10-12 are The Jets' signal-caller will not start to finish, Miss Becky Pick, the Bruins who are tied with suit up for today's practice but THERE'S ANOTHER 30B I'M NOTCRITIClSltf, BUT THAT/ IKEEP Montreal's Jean Beliveau 7-5-12. owned • by the Purple and Red is expected to work out Wednes- Pall Drapes VOUNG BLOKES work in the speed classes on I 4-J C MlUn 8-1 1-Doo- Van 4-1 7-Pre< lou« Boy 10- which was claimed last month for 3-dlonnle Hunter 4-1 7-llal Reward H-l 8-Skeet Time 18- Late. S-VlctorlonVictoriou s t-ZtZ 8-Kh'p'y inBlue 1»-1 8TH-$l,5D0: Trot 1-m. "That's okay with me," $1,500 by Dick Howard of Bid- -Vickie Marie 5-1 M-JIr, Farr 10-1 e-Rooneyll'nVr 3-1 SS-P'ruiysCaCnny y 6 deford, Maine, registered his L'inln DInm'd 5-1 8-*lUn Once 4-1 5-Boma5B n 8 Miss Hofmann. "I have a 1 By FRED LASSWELL in—51,400; rnce 1-m 3-SamlMl Boot 7-Pnle Sign confidence in Out Late. I SNUFFY SMITH third consecutive victory for his 7-Mnrcury Itob 3-1 B-W. J. Counsrl 8-1 4-Blytho Jeislca 5-1 ae-SupeaeSupe r Datate new owner. Gar Hanover was the B-Fr'dom Flgh'r 4-1 3.Don't Disturb 8-1 1-Adlads s 111 Bomb 6-1 o«-PatriclPtril a MeMt peted in a- lot of Eur WHEN A FELLER I WUZ.TALKIN' 11-10 favorite and paid $4.20 2-McRuth 0-3 3-Valwyn 10-1 10Tll_«l,r>ui)10T«r) ; PPace; l-m shows last summer,' and ABOUT TH1 NEW i-Edg'w'd Fr'co 15-1 ae-Dul'hB'mb'r 10-1 1-Con'Bt'ga Way 3-1 4-Fnlr HaMen I JEST HEERED GITS A ROYAL FLUSH straight after prevailing in a pho- -(iratclul Hay 6-1 j.Blvlh'BS? 4-1 R-Adlos Fanny won seven speed classes." LIKE I DONE LAST VOUNS-UN to decision over Sheer ^Yankee 3D—S1,!CO; Face 1-m. 8-Belle Kenyon 8-1 3-I'a\orlte Sue 8-1 In addition to Miss Hofman TH' FANTASTICAL TH'STORK 15 !-Syl» Kanger 3-1 l Eye 8-1 6-Duhcs 51 7-Bnur Hold 10-1 NEWS,SNUFFy- NIGHT, IT SHORE IS 4-The Sc Ichni'n 4-1 3-Gthel) DreaD m 10-101 the U. S. team is composed FANTASTICAL FIXlN'TO DRAP 5-Popl'r C'rolyn 9-S 1-Allon Gallon 1M Bill Stelnkraus, the captain fr< CONGftflNULATIONS" . OVER AT' 6-Tlger Express 8-1 «e-r« O Vlo 1S-1 8-(iallant Duke 5-1 Selections Noroton, Conn.; Frank Chap WORE HOUSE It's Ski Time «TII—SI5,000j l'ace? 1-m. 1-Mortg'Re Paid 5-2 8-JIISK Volitadt (-1 1—Ronnls Hanter, Vickie Marie, Lande and his wife, Mary, from Wall 4-ltrrB'UDr'am 10-1 l-Sals Mite 3-1 Diamond 1 pack, N. J,; Kathy Kesner At Arrowhead 3-Cheiiter Lady 4-1 5-CIndy Knight 12-1 S—Rdgewood Frisco, Mercury Bo MARLBORO — It's ski tirw -NnM>ey Kdbby 5-1 Mlldeo H1U 15-1 Freedom Fighter Arlington, Va.; Neal Shapiro 5T1I—81,300; Vac ; 1-m. 3^—Poplar Carolyn, Sylft Ranger, £ag Old Brookville,N. Y., and ~ again on the slopes of Camp Ar- C'K'IWt 31 iK'ntton CaDdy 6-1 Kye Uriah Pick 5-Wl«c'mlcoL'dy 8-1 4—Sals Mite, mortgage Paid, Chute; Jones of Bloomfield Hills, V rowhead, the Marlboro YMCA J-J M ram . 3-Crew Man 10-1 Lady family center. •i M Flush afe-tienlry Volo 5—Irish Pick, Chevy Ridge Kockel Other defending champio 4-Sanny Fam ap-Watcti Your Step Sassy Pam back for another try Inclu By using plastic ski mats, thi BT1I—Sl.r.oii; Tac ; 1-m. 6—Vlck Greer, Coaater, Bloe Gral camp again is offering ski in- 3-Vlck Greer 3-1 3-8eaward 6-1 Pick Nantiooke, an open Jump 1-Coaster 4-1 1—Bub Mite, -T M Pride, Royal May owned by Mr. and Mrs. Har struction classes without anj S-Ieeter S—Reward Tates, Doc Van, Altoi 4-Jlmmy Genn 9-3 3-Calison Cpl. 8-t dependence on snow. The mat. 5-BlueGnwsrl'k 5-1 7-Adlos Bonnie 10-1 Orattan Gill of Mechanicsvilte, Pa.; n'H-Sl,H00; Tro ; 1-m fr—Adlos II Bomb, Rooney Uanovei Always, a working hunter, make skiing a little slower than t-t M l'rlde 3-1 3-Bar Boy Sambo Boot S-Shei A Gal 4-1 4-liob Mite 10—Adloi Fanny, Conestoga W'a}', Blyt! longing to Peggy Steinman By LEE FALK on real snow which aids in in- Mllxed Change 0! 6-Symphony Ego O-l Adlos THE PHANTOM struction. 1-Royal May 5-1 Il.nnrl lMTt 10-1 Beat Bet — Mid Pick Lancaster, Pa., and Cap Gown, a conformation hunter.1 WHAT WE DO NOT HEWA5HOU3IHS John Canova, a professional SOMBTH1HOMBTH G BACK. entered by Mr. and Mrs. ABOUT KNOW THE skier from Deal, will direel 'Gene" Cunningham of War THEM? WCTS.INTHE WEU SOON KNOW the staff. Results PEEP WOOCS ton, Va. The first series of lessons wil 1ST—Pace; 1-m.; $1,200; T.-2:M.3. 6TH-Pace; 1-m.; 11,500; T.-2:08.4. -WET Miss Clementine (Muntz) 6.20 3.20 3.20 Gar Hanover (Howard) 4.20 3.00 2.6 begin Monday, Nov. 6, and a Yankee Gal (Luchcnto) - 4.40 3.80 Sheer Yankee (8taf(ora) 6.60 4. second series, Nov. 27. Evening Early Bird Bertha tConsol) 5.40 Afton Volo (Kachel) 4. 2ND—Pace; 1-m.; M.2O0; T.-2:00.1. KxactKt a (5-2(52)) PaiPid $30.0$3000 Ellis-Oscar Set lessons are scheduled in a five- Scotch Noto (Nebel) 7.40 3.40 2.80 7TH—Trot; 1-m.; S3.000; T.-2:05.4. MlaaB'cky P'k (M'th'ws) 4.60 3.00 2.(1 LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) lesson series on Monday Orumhlo (Splno) ..._. 3.80 Dark Flush (Poisson) "4.00 3 * and Wednesday or Tuesday Commander KnlgM (Boydl Jimmy Ellis and Argentina's ' Specter (Tagttriello) ..„ - 3.81 car Bonavena agreed yeste and Thursday. Weekend classei Dally nimble («-I) Paid 8"H—Pace; 1-m.; $!,500; T.-2:06,2. nrecil WUlow'r (M'K'na) 7.00 3.20 2.6 on the new date of Dec. also are planned. 3IID—Pace; 1-m.; »1,200; T.-2:10.1. Bobaway (Dancer Jr.) 2.40 2.2 Hal McOralh (Boytl) ....12.00 S.GO 3.90 Report• Car- d• (Cruy) 3.6' their semifinal bout In Registration can be made Unit C (Popflnger) 3.80 3.00 KiactK (l-:i) Paid $U.ia World Boxing Association'*! Camp Arrowhead or at the FabprlnB (Dauplalsc) 6.60 8TII—Pace;; 1-m.;; 51,200,; T.-2:10.2. 4TH—Pace4THPace;; 1-m.1m.; $1,600$1,6; T.-2:09.4. . King cardinal (Stephens) 4.40 3.20 2.« championship elimination tourna-j Bank Community YMCA. Sw'tsm'ns First (K'cholK'hl)) 18418.40 040.400 4.80 Mr. Tell (Field) 6.40 3.6( Nancy Ann Artlol s (Gray)) .... 6.66SO0 363.600 Vlnn Hnnovor (DcMoret 3.1 ment. SRS.IT Siren (Zolrea) 4.20 10TH—Pac«"""" "—•; 1-m.•-•'•; Sl.GOO» ; T.-2;08.2. The bout originally was sche Selling your store? Classlfie (2-11 raid SU5.80 Danny Abbcdale (Popr'r) 4.20 2.(i0 2.6i uled for Nov. 11 but was ftTII—PacR; 1 $1,000v.,--;. T.-2:O0.3-. . Iileutenant Don (McKenna) 2.80 2.0i Ads reach hot prospects withou S E Phil (HcOoi!) 3.00 2.40 2.60 Victory Dlnle (Boyd) 2.8i poned after Bonavena Ho\i»ton Hnnover (Klne) 2-80 3.(0 Kxncla (S-2) Pnld (12.00) plained of a back injury. NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW delay. Dial 741-6900 now. Lads Jo Ann (Munlzl - 5.40 ATT.: 4,1011 — HANDLE: (344,080 BEETLE BAILEY fly MORT WALKER »60 THBY PON'f VQU THINK U6 IF I DON'T THE HASH WAS TO MECK ?iep ANP uvep MgN COUUPSTAY SINGLE AN' COMPLIMENT HIM WONDERFUL, THE HAPPILY EVE UV6 HAPPILY gVgR APT 0R ? JUST RI&HT otA COOKIE/ A REAL HEART.' WASN'T ?rW A THE DINNER ME MASTERPIECE/ I WANT IT GOES UP ON THE I LOVED TO COME HOOF AMP IT/ FROM TUB SUCKS f AlOrJEST/ / THAT i G J come FROM THE HEART.'

HI and LOIS By MORT WALKER and DIK BROWNE T By WALT KELLY WAIT A MINUTE, I'M THE ONE WHO IT SAYS/ WIVES WHO POGO LOIS. I ALREADY TOLD YOU TO READ FIND THAT THEIR HUSBANDS OH, LI6TEN TO THIS.'") READ IT.., IT. REMEMBER ? ALWAYS-" CAN'T 966 SO THIS IS SOOD... 0COP OUTBN THI0 14-Tuia^y, Oct. 31, 1967 THE DAILY REGISTER Little Silver Incumbents

Hit Democrats' Wtstortions* COMPANY UTTLE SS.VER - "Ap- Ing to make political capital out pAtlUtV »AM( • KID IAMK • HICK TOWN parently lacking fiscal knowledge, of the revaluation which was the Democrats have resorted to carried out in compliance with twisted logic to try to distort the the state constitution which re- fact'that Little Silver has the quires 100 per cent evaluation of Famous Maker eighth lowest tax rate in the properties," the mayor said. county," the Republican candi- Would they ignore the law?" Ladies' and dates said. Mr. Roemer said the Demo- They said an adjoining munic- crats, "unwilling or unable to It. 35 at Potter** Av... Shrewsbury ipality with an equalized valua- discuss meaningful issues, have Men's Watches I tion of about Hi million and a used small talk and misinforma- 100 Ft. North of Shop.Rlte—741-5019 budget of $44,000 has a municipal tion in the election campaign. WED.. THURS., FRI. 10-9; SAT. 10-6 purposes tax rate of 64 cents. Like their colleagues in Trenton Values to $125 . . Little Silver, with a comparable who have burdened all residents equalized valuation of 50 million, with the cost of supporting OVER 15,000 JUST BROUGHT IN FRESH and a budget of $530,000 has a strikers, our opponents have no ( 1 municipal rate of 56 cents. The record of positive accomplish- all 39 each LADIES BETTER BRANDED — SPECIAL GROUP total tax rate irl Little Silver is ments to present to the people $2.81 per $100 of assessed valua- of Little Silver." tion. Mr. Bragar said the Demo "In the neighboring borough," crats have refused "to discuss the Republicans said, "the tax better library facilities, increased bill for a $20,000 home is $723.85 police protection, additional side- based on only a 77 per cent walks for child safety and ex- evaluation. The tax bill for a panded recreation facilities." DRESSES $20,000 home in Little Silver, The ^Republicans pointed to Handsomely designed 14- and based on full evaluation is $559.- their record of 34 Vears of public 19, a difference of $164.66."; service and stressed that Mayor kt. gold or gold filled Mayor Charles W. Stephens, Stephens operates a business seeking re-election with Borough locally and is available during watches, are fully guaran- Councllmen August E. Roemer the day to devote his attention teed, beautiful gift boxed. and Paul Bragar, charged the to-important municipal matters. Democrats with making an il- "It is apparent that the Demo- Ladies' diamond watches logical tax rate comparison be- crats are campaigning on a plat- tween Little Silver and Rumson, form of specious logic in the are Included in this fine 100% Wools-Mohair Blends - Jerseys - Knits - Acetate which has a higher budget and Lyndon Johnson tradition," the a total assessed valuation of $80 Republicans said.? "They are collection, 17 to 21 jewel Dresses million. doing a disservice to our resi- movements. Come in and "Our opponents also are try- dents." .Go-Go Stripes see them all. Colott Jumpers Mao Collars $100$ Apy Says Family Court Dr. Zaivago Is a Necessity in Jersey (ttinbach's jtwalry—all itorai Shifts KEANSBURG —"New Jersey "There is no better Indication Skirts must establish a Family Court if this than the fact that 30 to 40 )er cent of the youngsters appear- Kilts it is to meet the needs' of its ng in Juvenile Court come from Jackets citizens." • Assembly candidate roken homes, yet the judge hear- Pants Chester Apy declared at a meet- ag the case does not have au- ing of the Republican Club at the lority to deal \$th any one other dan the juvenile before him. Etc. Flamingo Hotel. "In addition," he continued, "Likewise, the Superior Courl JUNIOR SIZES 3 to 15 NONE HIGHER "another Monmouth County udge hearing divorce cases often judgeship for the Juvenile and jncovers problems he cannot NATIONALLY ADVERTISED UP TO 30.00 EACH Domestic Relations Court must be eal with adequately because the established to cope with rapidly uvenile and Domestic Relations increasing demands. COMPANY 'ourt Judge down the hall has OVER 600 TO CHOOSE- JUST BROUGHT IN FRESH "No single area of our court urisdiction over the subject mat- W ^SMVI*"A»IU»Y »*»K • KID liHK • MICK TOVfH system more intimately affects our youths and their par- er. ents and shapes, their destinies "Meanwhile, in Municipal than that encompassed by our Courts, our magistrates are daily HALF* FULL $|QQ $«() Juvenile and Domestic Relations ;onfronted with trying to handl Samsonite Bridge Set W W Court and the matrimonial divi- lomestic problems whose solu- NYLON & COTTON %|f • V W *T • sion of the Superior Court, Chan- ion often is beyond their best' Table and 4 chairs cery Division. iforts. 95 1 "But because different judges 'This lack of centralization and usually 58.95 now. 39 are assigned to deal with a com- iingle authority, together with oth- mon family problem in separate ;r factors, has resulted in many courts, they are frustrated in .lonmouth County citizens being ; .w,' n-^i their efforts to resolve those prob- lenied the assistance and atten- to lems and help the families affect ion which they need. ed. "Last year the Monmouth CQUO Y Juvenile and Domestic Rela- ions Court judge was responsi McGann Hits }le for disposing of almost 2,001 juvenile matters and 1,000 di- NONE HIGHER vorce cases, while a month long Statement 'crash program' was required this fall to cut into the backlog NATIONALLY ADVERTISED UP TO 5.95 EACH of matrimonial cases awaitih, By Mayor trial. > SEA BRIGHT — Democratic "Today, a wife seeking support OVER 1,000 JUST BROUGHT IN FRESH THIS WEEK Assembly candidate Patrick J. for herself and children, or a hus- McGann Jr. says he is a "bi iand wanting visitation rights, Ladies' Winter-Weight surprised by the petulant, almos must wait approximately foui schoolboy, attitude of Mayor months before their applicatioi Brushed - Flannel - Cotton Frank H. Van Duzer over a mat- can be heard, and at least sev ter of fundamental public con- eral months is generally requirec cern — one should transcend iefore a contested divorce case partisan political considerations." can be reached for trial." Addressing a candidates' tea in 00 the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rooney Jr., Ocean Ave., Mr. Mc- Angers Made PAJAMAS Gann said: Big king-size table folds compactly for easy storage. Chairs are generously "The mayor's greatest concern upholstered on seats and backs. Tubular legs and safety hinges for non-pinch and seemed to be not the public good, Professor NONE but rather that I was trying to closing. Very handy for games and "extra" company. Buy now an«T save.™ steal his thunder. Nothing could HIGHER be further from'the truth," he said. italnbach'i housewarai—all ttorai Mr. McGann said he first pub- GOWNS licly called on the Board of Free- holders to end the skyrocketing NATIONALLY ADVERTISED UP TO 6.95 EACH costs of municipal garbage col- lection. He said the Republican mayor's letter to the Planning OVER 500 JUST BROUGHT IN FRESH Board appeared in newspapers Oct. 18. His follow-up appeal to 1 the freeholders to act on the prob- LADIES BETTER BRANDED lem came on Oct; .20. "It is really not1 a question,' • KNIT • TURTLENECK said Mr. McGann, "of who spok • MOCK TURTLE out first. The cost of garbage dis- posal is a very serious problem • FULL - FASMJQNFP affecting many of the municipal ties of our county. "There should be a unified ef- ii fort at solution on the part all responsible public officials, regardless of partisan politics...

None Dr. William P. Angers Higher 'Regionalize RED BANK - Dr. William P. Angers of 59 Leroy Place here, TOPS was among seven faculty mem- NATIONALLY ADVERTISED UP TO 7.95 EACH Services' Is bers at Newark State College, Union, who have been promoted Over 1,000, Just In Fresh Over 250 Just In Fresh Kayser Plea to the rank of full professor. Wear-Ever 8-Pc. Teflon MARLBORO — Donald E Mr. Angers was director of GIRLS' BETTER BRAND Kayser, Democratic mayora the Department of Counselling LADIES' SPECIAL GROUP candidate, has called for an ex SIZE 7 TO 14 tensive study to determine whal services. The promotions became Coated Cookware Set effect regionalization of some mu effective on Sept. 1. niclpal services would hav( Dr. Angers has been operating SPORTSWEAR on over-all property tax rates. an education and career coun- .50 Since regionalization ha< selling agency which was listed Bras & Girdles worked for high schools, M in the 1967-68 "Directory of Ap- 28 Kayser contends that .this migh proved Counselling Agencies" be the key to stabilizing th< published by the American Board New Wear-Ever SR-3 gives you tho ultimate in teflon-coated^ cookv/areT this property tax rate. Why can't thl of Counselling Services. new tough double coated proceis over thick Alcoa aluminum results in cook- system be applied to police, w A graduate of Providence Col- ware that will last for years! " ' ter and sewer, libraries and el lege Dr. Angers received • SKIRTS mentary schools, \\6 asked. his master's degree at the Cath- • No stick, no scour • JACKETS Mr. Kayser pledged that Y olic University of America ahd • DRESSES would contact adjoining munlc his doctorate degree in psycholo- -• Resists scrapes, scratches and scuffs • TOPS polities to discuss a regional pc gy from the University of M • Bronze covers, handles, knobs • ETC. lice force. Marlboro needs a fu trcal. time force, he said, but the co Set consists of I'/j- and 3-quart saucepans, each with coven, 5-quart dutch NONE HIGHER would be too high at this tlm He also Is a diplomats In NONE HIGHER Immediate steps should be tak theology from Laval University oven with cover, and 10" skillet and spatula. en, he said, to regionalize wate and holds a certificate Ip psycho- Nat. Adv. Up To 3.95 Nat. Adv. Up To 15.00 therapy from the Adlcr Institute and sewer systems for the town •Uinbacli'i heiisawaw—all itorat ship and adjoining municipal ot New York. , I tics. Something must bo don now, he Raid, before we flm Hire skilled help with result SHOP Wednesday and Friday 'HI 9 FEMALE HELP WANTED "ft? TIME ourselves without an adequate o gcttjng Dally Register Classified || drinkable water supply. Ads. Dial 741-6000 nowl