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VOL. 87 NO 147 II1U8<1 «»"7. MMttv tUAoik rndur. •scand cun Poiim '*"* "'• "w> "' Paid U. $*& Buk ui »t Addition*! MUlitij OHlMt. FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1965 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE New Shrewsbury Man Slightly Injured 28 Are Safe in Plane Crash LANCASTER, Pa. - Clyde N. SaboM, 42, of 837 Tinton In New Shrewsbury this morning, his wife, the former Miss "He did a wonderful Job of getting us down safely," Mr. "Everyone sat there quietly and waited," he said. Ave., New Shrewsbury, N. J., was slightly injured last night Betty Stoeber of Harrisburg, said she had not heard anything Murphy, Said of Capt. Morris. Allegheny Airlines and Civil Aeronautics Board officials in the safe crash landing of an Allegheny Airlines plane at about the crash until The Register called. She said she was "God bless that pilot," said Morris Stroh, of New York were at the scene to investigate the incident and inspect the Lancaster Airport. It had taken off from that field moments thankful to learn that her husband, sales manager for the Ohio City, another passenger. "He did a marvelous job." plane, which had a badly damaged undercarriage and two earlier. Chemical Surgical Equipment Co., New. York City, had sus- Mr. Murphy said the plane was in the air only a few min- damaged wings. He was one of,25 passengers and three crewmen aboard tained only chest bruises and was released from a hospital utes when they heard the engine go. The co-pilot was Robert Solo's, also of Somerville, N. J. the twin-engine plane a Convair, Flight 388, which originated after treatment. The pilot began to circle at low altitude, Mr. Murphy said, The injured were the stewardess, Judy G. Marsh, 28, of Trenton, N. J., who was admitted to Lancaster General Hos- in Pittsburgh and took off from Lancaster at 8:24 p.m. on its "For many years he has traveled frequently throughout and started in to land. He cut both engines and rode the plane pital in satisfactory condition with a possible fracture of the way to Reading, Pal, and Newark, N. J. Two were hos- the eastern section of the nation — with most of his trips by air out more than 100 yards until it came to a stop in a snow- neck, and Walter Hagerty, of Springfield, N. J., who was ad- pitallzed. — and this is the first time he has been in a crash," she said. covered field off the runway. One passenger, Richard Murphy, a Pittsburgh real es- "You know it's funny," Mr. Murphy recalled, you hear mitted to St. Joseph's Hospital in Lancaster with compound tate man claimed all "owe their lives" to the skill of the pilot, She and her husband have two children, Vicki, 12, and about panic in connection with these things, But nobody pan- fractures of the left leg. Capt. William Morris, Somerville, N. J. Carol, 7. They own their home. icked in this one. The uninjured paasengeat, were taken by bus to Reading. Realignment Commission Submits First Report Today TRENTON — The Legislature's to Inform jpu that the Commis- the suggested alignment of con- last week at which time It re- ternate proposals you might want special commission studying re sion, at this stage of its deliber- gressional and Senate districts. ceived a number of general reo to suggest," said the message apportionment submits , its first ations, is leaning toward the use The commission also is consid- ommendations but little in the signed by Samuel A. Alito, di- long awaited progress report to- of congressional districts, drawn ering the possibility of using way of new, specific proposals to rector of the state's Law Revis- day. to retain county lines as much these same districts as the basis redistrict congressional districts ion and Legislative Services. Unless last minute changes are as possible, as the basis for for Assembly districts." or the reapportionment of Senate Plan for District made, it was learned the com Senate districts." The letter also reminded the and Assembly lines. If the 1-2-4 system of reap- mission will inform Republican He added: "In this regard, it politicians that the commission "Gov. Meyner is hopeful this portionment is accepted by the and Democratic legislators and is giving serious consideration to held a public hearing Friday of invitation will bring about any al- (See STATE, Page 2) lawmakers that the much dis- cussed 1-2-4 reapportionment plan about the simplest way of revamphig, in particular, the Third Congressional District. Monmouth and Ocean Counties Buddhist Monks, Nuns comprise the Third District, If the 1-24 method of reap portionment is recommended by BAR ASSOCIATION LEADERS — Justice Haydn Proctor, of the ttate Supreme Court the 12-member, bipartisan com- mission headed by former Demo- Demonstrate in Saigon last night installed new officers of Hie Monmouth Bar Association at a ceremony in cratic Gov. Robert B. Meyner, SAIGON, South Viet Nam library four blocks from the em- central market later In the day presented a petition to U.S. Am- Joseph's Restaurant, West Long Branch. Shown, left to right, are Samuel A Car- it would mean the Third Dis- s bassy. This is the immolation tech- bassador Maxwell D. Taylor. trict would have one congress- (AP)—South Vietnamese para- tenuto, Red Bank, first vice president; Justice Proctor, George A, Bariscello, of Crowds, mostly youths, nique that did much to rally man, two state senators and four troopers smashed their way Paratroopers who were knocked over police boxes in opinion against the.late Presi- Deal, the incoming president; M. Raymond McGowan, Shrewsbury, the outgoing assemblymen. with billy clubs and tear gas guarding the embassy put on main city streets. dent NgoDlnhDieni. president, and Joieph T. Grause, Red Bank, secretary," ' At Large Races? through nearly 500 Buddhist gas; masks an hour after the The Buddhist monks and nuns demonstration began. Thirty Whether the candidates would monks and nuns demonstrating Present Petition run at large In th« Third Dis- By midaftemoon, scattered gathered in.front of the Ameri- minutes later, after dispersing a against Premier Tran Van crowd of Buddhist laymen who trict is a problem yet to be groups of demonstrators were can Embassy at 1:30 a.m. after Huong in front of the U.S. Em- had gathered down the street resolved by the Commission. moving all over Saigon. racing 10 blocks through Saigon bassy today. , carrying antfgovemment ban- they, forcibly broke up the dem- A letter sent to both party A Buddhist source telephoned onstration by the monks and A few minutes later a.mob The Associated Press office that ners. Fire Under Control leaders in the state this week nuns... read, in part: smashed the doors andwindows a monk would burn himself on a They converged on the em- "Gov. Meyner has asked me of the U.S. Information Service' main city boulevard near the bassy from three directions and Throw Grenades They threw several dozen tear gas grenades into the ranks of Near Churchill Home the yellow-robed Buddhists and then moved in among them, LONDON (AP)-Fire broke out One started down the almost fire was is also known as Hyde Keyport Master Plan Unveiled smashing them on the head with In an apartment building im- deserted street in which Churchill Park Gate. their clubs. mediately behind Sir Winston lives. Kensington Rd. is the bi, REPORT — Members of the ic proposals were made covering — Extend and realign First county and the U.S. Army Corps Some Americans from the Churchill's home today and Hold Up Traffic thoroughfare near Sir Winston's 'lanning Board last night un- this recommendation. St., as part oF the bulkhead proj- of Engineers. embassy ran into the street and smoke billowed around the "It's not down there," yelled a home. Off Kensington Rd., rim veiled the borough's proposed Convert First and Second ect, to intersect with Broad St. - Widen Clark St., a portion dragged bleeding monks and ground floor where Sir Winston reporter, "It's behind Sir Win- number of small but fashion master plan, then took the docu- Sts. into one-way streets, after near the waterfront — and re- of Beers St., and Green Grove lay near death. nuns down a side street where ston's house." able little dead end streets. ment home to study it for a the ring-road project is com- align between Beers St. and Ave. they gave them first aid treat- The fire appeared to be in a With the police holding up traf- Sir Winston's London house month. pleted. Broadway. — Extend Maple PI. to Fulton ment. vacant apartment overlooking fic in busy Kensington Rd./ttie in one of these. The, dead end The board has already' ex- — Build a new collector street St. — Build a new bridge across The Buddhists broke ranks Churchill's London home at No. fire engine backed, then shot for- street where the. fire was re- messed its support for parts of from First St. parallel to Wal- — Realign and widen Fulton under the attack and dispersed 28 Hyde Park Gate. ward and turned down another ported is another. he plan, compiled by Candeub nut St. for the Walnut' St. in- Matawan Creek, as a joint proj- and Eighth Sts. in all directions. Four fire engines roared to a tiny dead end street, paralleling On the other side of busy Ken- nd Fleissig Associates, but no dustrial area. ect with Matawan Township, the (See KEYPORT, Page 2) halt near the entrance to Hyde Hyde Park Gate. sington Rd. is Kensington Gar- indication has been given as to Some 5C0 youths tried to join Park Gate. Police said the place where the dens with the famous Peter Pan whether the entire plan will be the monks and nuns in front of statue. adopted. Little Silver Council the embassy but troops halted them two blocks away. Under Control W. Hoyt Scharff, Jr., acting Also close by is Kensington ward chairman, said It will be Palace, the homes of Princess six to eight weeks before a pub- Bliss Takes Over Margaret and her husband Lor ic hearing is conducted. Sewer Report Is Studied Fix Damage Snowdon, and Princess Marina, Previously released portions of the dowager Duchess of Kent. the plan recommend a ring-road LITTLE SILVER — Borough The sewage treatment plant woulc for any sewerage system con- The fire was brought under con- and bulkhead project at the rear Council, meeting in adjourned be located on Racoon Island of structed on a regional basis. To Crane Today as GOP of the main business district, a trol at 10:55 a.m. (5:55 a.m. session last night, accepted the Monmouth Beacli. Rumson's consultant engineers revised zone code, and additional EST), a fireman reported. Th( engineering feasibility report Rumson Considered last month recommended con- ;chool construction. At $10,000 housekeeper in the building sai submitted by the Regional Sew- Michael J. Rafferty, RSSC struction of a $2,589,000 munici National Leader the apartment in which it oc The Recommendations er Study Committee (RSSC). chairman and a councilman here, pal system, but suggested thai MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Cab and crane owned by C. J. Pardun curred is rented by Lady Lan Released last night were these The report recommends con- said plans for the system may the area adjacent to Oaks Rd. CHICAGO (AP) - Republi The party's executive com- don. ecommendations: struction of a $17,610,000, six-bor- be changed to include two small and including Wardell Ave., and Co., North Brunswick, was dam- aged to extent of about $10,000 cans hauled down Barry Gold- mittee, most of whose members "I was clearing a landing whei Industrial Sices ough sewerage system, and es- areas of Rumson borderning thi the area along Buena Vista Ave., by five Cliffwood Beach teenagers water's battle-tattered flag to- were appointed by Burch, ap- I smeiled smoke," lie said, — Creation of two industria' tablishment of a Regional Sewer- community and Fair Haven. south of River Rd., be incorpor- day with the scheduled election unlocked the door of Lady Lan ated into the regional plan on Wednesday night, police reported proved the changeover in a areas, one af the juncture of age Authority to build and oper- Rumson had been a member ol of Ohio's Ray C. Bliss as their contract basis. yesterday. closed meeting Thursday. (See FIRE, Page 2) Rts. 35 and 36, and the other ate it. the regional group but pulled out . new national chairman. at the Locust St. complex. The system would serve this 13 months ago, just before the A summary was released to Relaxed and smiling, Gqld- See Photo, Page 2 — Three small shopping cen borough, Fair Haven, Shrews- feasibility study was authorized, newsmen earlier this week, but water was on hand to witness :ers (in addition to the main dis- the complete engineering feasi bury, Oceanport, West Loh g on the claim that it would hav Three of the juveniles were ar- the formal acceptance by the trict) — one near the railroad bility report — received b; Branch and Monmouth Beach, to pay more than its fair share rested by police yesterday, as re- GOP National Committee of the station between Broad and Main the RSSC in closed session—will Top Priority sult of anonymous tip, and two resignation of his hand-picked Sts., another at the eastern sec- not be made public until it for- others are expected to be picked chairman, Dean Burch. tion of Maple PI., and the third mally is accepted by the com- up today. Bliss, 57, and a veteran party at the four corners along West Holmdel Decision mittee, Mr., Rafferty said. organizer since 1949, will take ; Pardun Co. is township's sewer ront St. and Broadway. Hearing Set Feb. 3 over from Burch April 1. For Election — Five new municipal j>ark- contractor. Party Harmony ng lots, with a total of 620 The RSSC will meet in public Machine is worth about $55,000. CHICAGO — New Jersey Republican Chairman Webster Asked on Sewers This changeover was being •paces. session on Wednesday, Feb. 3, at Police said locked cab was made In the interests of party B, Todd has gained strong support for the idea that.his state's — General rehabilitation of the HOLMDEL — Charles M. Pike, sewer drainage basin with Mid- 8 p.m. in Borugh Hall, here. jimmied open, and youths mart- ' harmony under the personal gubernatorial election would be given the highest priority by (owntown business district County Planning Board director, dletown, Raritan and Union The council's acceptance of the aged to turn ignition on and op- supervision of Goldwater, the the national party. hrough urban renewal. No specif- told the Holmdel Young Republi- Beach. report last night is an acknowl- erate the boom, breaking it in Todd reported yesterday that the chairmen of eight other 1964 presidential nominee; his cans last night that (his township Population Soaring edgement that the RSSC's engi- the process. northeastern states agree with him that the New Jersey elec- running mate, William E. Mill- must decide now its direction for Mr. Pike also discussed the fu- neers have completed the feasi- The machine was in wooded lot tion next November should be a key target in the GOP come- er; and former Vice President future zoning in order to co-ordi- ture growth of the county. He bility study. It does not imply iff Cliffwood Ave. back. 2 Building Richard M. Nixon, the 1D60 can- nate its sewage disposal plans emphasized acceptance of the recommenda- The case will be referred to didate for president. Republican officials are gathered here for a National with those of the county and Mid- from 161,000 to 134,000 in popu- tions. Juvenile Court, Freehold. But the ultimate effect would Committee meeting scheduled for today. Projecits Seen dletown Township. lation in the past 20 years, and Action must be taken by the Matawan Township Detectives be to remove from the party the Todd said he does not plan to seek any formal action at He was referring to the rel- said this figure might double or governing bodies of all six par- John B. McGinty and Joseph label of Goldwater and his dis- the conclave, but, with the help of the other northeastern party atively undeveloped sections of even triple In the next 20. ticipating communities before fi- Bookstand Lt. Frank Cherney chairmen, will seek all the aid the committee can offer. County nal payment for the $19,320 study investigated. astrous defeat In November's the municipality. He cited three major areas in election. " "We're going to try to get all the help we can, in man- can be -nade to the engineers, Detective McGinty quoted boys, TRENTON — Two construction Mr. Pike said that Colts Neck which 'he Monmouth County The. party progressives, who power and funds," he said. ' Manganaro, Martin and Lincoln, 14 and 15, as saying they "just projects in Monmouth County are has chosen, by upgrading its Planning Board has directed its had accused Burch of freezing "Our problem is starting right now in 1965," he asserted. New York City^ wanted to have some fun." jart of Gov. Richard J. Hughes' zoning, to base it subdivision efforts: Water supply, transporta- them out of the organization, . He noted that In addition to the gubernatorial race, New state Planning Committee mas- plans on use of septic tanks. tion, and sewage disposal. were satisfied with Bliss, a po- Jersey must elect state legislators this year and work out the er plan for state construction. litical technician, who could be problem of legislative reapportlonment. The committee has proposed He added that this type zoning Larrabee Smith, Young GOP counted on to bring all elements New Jersey hasn't had a Republican governor since 1953. i spend $703.6 million over the fits into the county's concept of president, commended Mr. Pike Today's Index under the GOP tent. Democratic Gov. Richard J. Hughes has said he Will seek a ,ext six years. maintaining rural buffer be- for "his competence and depth of There were rumblings of dis- second term this year. Included in the program are tween the densely populated understanding of the problems in Page content from some Southern Todd noted that the only elections for governor in 1965 ^instruction of additional bathi- shore area and the Freehold see- Holmdel, as well as the entire Allen-Scott Herblock I conservatives. They professed Will be held in New Jersey, and Virginia, and said the Vir- ng facilities at Sandy Hook State on. county." Amusements Movie Timetable „. to believe they Had been sold ginia race Is usually resolved in the Democratic primary. Park at an estimated cost of He agreed with Young GOP Mr. Smith made these commit- Births Obituaries .- out by Goldwater's decision to "New Jersey has the most Important election In the nation $350,000, and construction of a members that the southern lec- tee appointments: Program, Mar- Jim Bishop Religious Services a * compromise with the opponents this year," he declared. new barracks for the Keyporyp t tion of Holmdel could fit into tin Ford; public relations, James Bridge Sylvia Porter of Burch. With Todd at the National Committee gatherings are tate Police at a cost of $209,- this category, with the proper Halton; township affairs, Ranulf John Chamberlain Sports Says Prospects Good - . National Commltteewoman Mrs. Katherine-K. Neuberger of 100. zoning, Ueland; ways and means, Henry Classified Stock Market ; But. any revolt from this Middletown and Committeemin Richard B. Sellars of Peapack- Both projects are on the first He said the other section of Vadasz; membership, Warren E. Comics .. Successful Investing . source seemed likely to be Gladitone. . • , " , : ear priority list established by Holmdel, based on county rec- Baugartner; and political educa- Crossword Puzzle Television -M,U •horf-liyed. the committee. ommendations, should tie into i-tion, William H. Menges. Editorials Women's News . fa a—Friday. Juuiry 22, 1965 THE DAILY REGISTER Weather NEW JERSEY-Siumy, bfW*y Obituaries Union Beach and mild toity. High is «s Special to about SO louth. Partly cloudy tonight, low in upper 20s north- MRS. ERNEST C. HAMPTON Board OKs west 30s elsewhere. Saturday Mrs. Caverly, FREEHOLD— Mrs. Esther B. Teachers cloudy with snow changing to Hampton, 59, of 107 Manalapan rain north and rain southern Ave. died Wednesday at Fltkin New Budget coastal areas. High in 40s. Nurse Instructor Hospital, Neptune, where she had UNION BEACH - The Board of been a patient one day. Form Unit Marine BELMAR - Mrs. Lillian Eli Education last night unanimously Mrs. Hampton was born In Cape May to Block Island — abeth (Betty) Caverly, 55, EATONTOWN - Formation of adopted its proposed 1965-66 Marlboro Township, daughter of Small craft warnings displayed nursing instructor at Monmouth a county association of special budget, to be tested at the polls the late Etcell and Sarah Bur- at 5 a.m. southwesterly winds County Vocational School, Lon class teachers got underway here Feb. 9. rows Boyce, and had been a life- increasing to 20-30 knots this af- Branch, died suddenly Wednes last night. The spending schedule totals day night. long resident of this area. Approximately 59 Monmouth ternoon and shifting to northeast- $762,152, an increase of $48,373. Mrs. Caverly, of Sixth Ave. She was employed as a book- County teachers of the mentally erly 10 to 20 knots late tonight Totals in major categories: cur was stricken at home. She wai keeper with the Freehold Tran- retarded and physically handi- and early Saturday. Winds be- rent expense, •* $713,240; capital taken to Fitkin Hospital, Neptunf script until her retirement in capped attended a meeting in the coming east to southeast 10 to 20 outlay, $9,329, and debt service, where she was pronounced deai 1960. Monmouth Shopping Center civic $39,582. knots late Saturday,. Fair today and partly cloudy tonight. Cloudy on arrival. Mrs. Hampton was a member auditorium here, to organize the The board proposes to use $30,- with snow changing to rain Satur- Born in Jersey City, she wa: of the First Methodist Church, group. Some school administra- 000 of its surplus in the new day. Visibility better than five the daughter of the late Den here; the Ladies Auxiliary of the tors also were present. budget. miles lowering to one to three and Mary O'Donnell Lawlor. Shi Junior Order of American. Me- Carman Fortunato, Asbury The amount to be raised by miles Saturday. lived here 16 years. chanics, Englishtown, and Gol- Panic, a special class teacher in taxation is $459,996, as compared Mrs. Caverly was a graduat den Chapter 120, Order of the the Raritan Township school sys- to $417,591 in the current budget. Eastern Star, Keyport, tem, arranged the meeting. He Board President James R. Mc- High during the past 24 hour: of Seton Hall University and 35. Low, 20. Ocean temperatun the Jersey City Medical Cente Surviving are her husband, Er- said the association — as yet un- Kittrick said the tax rate in- nest C. Hampton; a daughter, named — would sponsor work- crease has not yet been deter- 36. School of Nursing. She had dom graduate work at Rutgers Uni Mrs. Russell Scobey of English- shops, speakers and other pro- mined. town; a brother, Kenneth Boyce grams to help the teachers in The board listed these major TIDES versity. Sandy Hook A communicant of St. Rosi of this place; three sisters, Mrs. crease their effectiveness in the budget increases: administration, Lester Davison of Cream Ridge, classroom. $600; Instruction, $27,650; health Today—Low 6 p.m. Tomorrow CRANE DAMAGED — Photo shows damage fo crane owned by C. J, Pardun Co., Catholic Church, she was pasl -High 12:12 a.m. and 12:25 p.m president of Its Rosary Altar So Mrs. Edward Kelley of Cliffwood More to Be Done services, $175; transportation, $2, North Brunswick, in Matawan Township. Boom was broken. Police taid damage was and Mrs. Ralph Mocd of Key- Dr. Boyd E. Nelson, director of 000; tuition, $15,900. and low 6:21 a.m. and 6:52 p.m. done by five teenagers. ciety and a member .of Its Chris- Sunday—High 1:02 am and 1: i Family Movement. She wa port, and a grandson, Brad Sco- special education for the state Dj- Only 12 persons attended last bey of Englishtown. partment of Education, addressed p.m. and low 7:23 a.m. and 7:4! also a member of the St. Ros night's public hearing. No objec- The funeral wrU be tomorrow the group last night. He said that p.m. School Parent-Teacher Associa- tions were voiced. at 2 p.m. m the Higgins Me- while New Jersey has the best For Red Bank and Rumsoi Keyport Mrs. Davis, tion and of Court Giennon, Catho- lic Daughters of America. morial Home, here, with Rev. system of education for the men- bridge, add two hours; S« (Continued) Mrs. Caverly was also a mem John D. Merwin, pastor of the tally retarded and physically Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Lon| Births — Provide a community par Fair Haven ber of the N.J. Vocational an First Methodist Church, officiat- handicapped of any state in the Morris Seeking Branch, deduct 15 minutes; Hig on a 35-acre tract along Lup- Arts Education Association, th ing. Burial will be in Maplewood ration, it is far from doing the lands bridge, add 40 minutes. patatong Creek, including a 15C FAIR HAVEN - Mrs. Frances RIVERVIEW Monmouth County Teachers' As Park Cemetery, here. ]db that needs to be done. to 200-boat marina on the north- Riker Davis, 67, of 143 Grange Red Bank sociation, the Monmouth Count' "New Jersey ranks 10th among Another Term ern portion. Ave., widow of William Shlppeh Mr. and Mrs. John Rowe Davis, died yesterday morning in Chapter, National Council c MRS. CHARLES J. SCHICK tiie states in school population Water The marina would require and third in the aervices provided 266 Vandeveer PL, Long Branch her home. Catholic Nurses, the America EATONTOWN - Mrs. Caroline On School Boai daughter, yesterday. dredging. This fill dirt could be Nurses Association and the Na- V. Schlck, 88, of 77 Lewis St., for the mentally retarded," Dr. Born in Sea Bright, she was Mr. and Mrs. John Semon, used to raise the southern part tional League for Nursing. Sh died yesterday In her home after Kelson said. RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Rob- Plan For the daughter of the late Samuel Prospect Ave., fled'Bank, son, of the tract. was also a member of the Moth- long illness. "We have been probably the ert L. Morris, who is completing and Frances Townsend Riker. his fourth year on the Board of yesterday. A Larger Park ers' Club of Lady Cliff College, Mrs. Schick was born here, most consistent state in the de- — Extend Veterans Memorial Mrs. Davis was a member of velopment of programs for the Education, is seeking another full Wayside Area Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Soi Highland Fails, N.Y. daughter of the late William 5. Park to the bulkhead line. St. George's-by-the-River Episco- handicapped," he added. term. NEW SHREWSBURY - The bett, 83 Pacific St., East Kean: Surviving are her husband, Joh and Jane Worthley,, and lived — Provide additional recrea pal Church, Rumson, and was an Dr. Nelson told the special class Mr. Morris, in addition to his Monmouth Consolidated Wate burg, daughter, yesterday. F. Caverly; five sons, Mark, Luke, here all her life. She was the tion areas at various present ani active civic worker, especially teachers that they had a respon- service as president of the Beers Co. will install water facilities Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sho and Thomas Caverly, at home, widow of Charles J. Schlck who proposed school sites. for hospitals and institutions. sibility to lead the way toward Street School Parent-Teacher As- the Wayside area of the boroug! tell, 79 Idlewild La., Mataw Pfc John Caverly, stationed wit' died in 1948. — Acquire additional propert She was a vice president of the applying sound principles and sociation, has been active in at no cost to taxpayers, Mayoi Township, son, yesterday. the U.S. Army at Augsburg, Ger- Mrs. Schick was. one of the old- at the rear of Borough Hall, an United Hospital Fund of New practices In the education of all community service projects, John E, Lemon, Jr. announced Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin many, and Paul Caverly, a fresh- est members of Eatontown Meth- enlarge the municipal building b; York from 1950 to 1954, and was a children. among which are: treasurer, Cor- this morning. * Romano Pkwy., Wanamass man at St. Gregory College, odist Church and belonged to about 2,000 square feet. director and county chapter chair- The state administrator said: al Raritan Civic Association; Residents will pay only th son, yesterday. Shawnee, Okln.; a daughter, Miss Pride of Crescent Council 5, Sons — Enlarge the public library man for the National Multiple "The special class teacher member, Shade Tree Committee; normal charges for connectini Mr. and Mrs. Les Braun, * Mary Caverly, a sophomore at and Daughters of Liberty, here. by 1,500 to 2,000 square feet. Sclerosis Society. knows that all children have some member. High School Adult Ad- their houses to street mains, th Prospect St., Long Brand Lady Cliff College; « brother, Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. ; handicap, but that all children visory Committee; member, Adult mayor said. daughter, yesterday. — Enlarge the borough garagi Her husband, a New York stock Walter Lawlor of Jersey City, Catherine A. Hathaway of this can leam some useful things. The Education Committee; and mem. Originally, he added, the bo Mr. and Mrs. William Jeffers with an additional four to si broker, died in 1962. and three sisters, Mrs. Irene De- borough, four grandchildren, 11 special class teacher knows that ber of the PTA-PTO Joint Coun- ough had been asked by the wa 119 Lake Ave., Fair Have bays for a total of 5,000 to 6,001 Surviving are four sons, Wil- vine of Spotswood and Mrs. Vera great-grandchildren and three a lot of little handicaps can add cil. ter company to put up "severa son, this morning. square feet. liam Shippen Davis, Jr., of Galvin and Mrs. Walter Dolan, ireat-great-grandchlldren, up to one big one." He' Is currently vice president thousands of dollars" to help pa; Mr. and Mrs. John True — Consolidate the three fire Shrewsbury, Samuel R. Davis of Jersey City. Services wlli be held Monday Beyond 'J-RV of the Beers Street PTA, a charter construction costs for the project South Beers St., Holmdel Town stations in the downtown .area Katonah, N. Y., Rodman Town- Services wilt be at the Daniel at 1:30 p.m. in Eatontown Meth- "A special class teacher knows member and secretary of the Borough Council had been n ship, son, this morning. into one, located at the rear sec- send Davis of New York City and A. Reiily Funeral Home here at odist Church with Rev. Eldrich that there we tilings more im- Raritan-Monmouth Lions Club goHating with water company ol tion of the present Hook and David Gardiner Davis of Seattle, 9:30 a.m. tomorrow. A Requiem Campbell officiating. Burial, un- portant than the three R'«, and and a Committeeman with Boy ficials for months before today' MONMOUTH MEDICAL Ladder Fire Company property. Wash.; two daughters, Mrs. Rol- Mass will be offered In St. Rose der the direction of the Robert that inability to perform well with Scout Troop 136. agreement was reached. Long Branch The proposed plan covers lin Fisher of Kirkwood, Mo., and Church at 10 a.m. Burial will A. Braun Home for Funerals, will the three R's does not mean that Mr. Morris' philosophy on edu- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Budnei period to 20 years — to 1985. Mrs. William J. Jackson of be in St. Catherine's Cemetery be in Evergreen Cemetery, Lit- a child cannot and does not learn cation: Jl Bayview Ave., Keansburj In most cases, no specific time Exeter, N. H.; a brother, Samuel Sea Girt. The Rosary will be tle Silver. Important and useful skills and "My experience cm the school daughter, yesterday. element has been attached to the Riker of Middletown; and 19 recited at 8 o'clock tonight in the State Mr. and Mrs. Robert Giegei knowledge." board has taught me that there individual recommendations. grandchildren. funeral home. MRS. GEORGE EMERY Chester Dr., Freehold, daugl "Special class teachers know is no magic formula for the so- (Continued) Re-elect Chairman A memorial service will be held ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - :er, yesterday. that a child's IQ doesn't teH the lution of our problems in Raritan Legislature and enacted into la In other business last night Monday at 10 a.m. in St. Mrs. Elisabeth K. Emery, 58, Mr. and Mrs. Vidal Gonzale AUGUST GODFRIED LAUTER whole story. We know that such Township. I am convinced that by the governor's signature, tht the board re-elected Howard George's-by-the-River Church with died yesterday In her home, Bl >3 Leighton Ave., Red Bank, son, things as drive, past experience more hard work, a continuing campaign in the Third Districi Jeandron as chairman and Mr. Rev: Canon George A. Robert- WAYNE - August G. Lauter, Prospect Rd. yesterday. and many other factors make analysis of the facts, presented would shape up this way: Scharff, vice chairman. Dr. Ed- shaw officiating. Burial will be in 65, of 592 Riverside Dr., died Born in Plainfield, she was the Mr. and Mrs. John Brightor each child Unique." fairly and accurately to the voters Republican Sen. Richard J ward Bilderback was appointed Massachusetts. Local arrange- Wednesday In Chilton Memorial daughter of Mrs. Charlotte Ley- 56 Huddy Ave., Highlands, so "We know that many people for the decision, will assure con- Stout would seek re-election secretary. ments are under the direction of Hospital, Pompton Plains, after a onmark Krog of Plainfield, and •esterday. function effectively in society who tinued progress for the educa- the northern part of the Thin The board also discussed the Adams Memorial Home, Red long illness. " the late Andrew C. Krog. She Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Owens can't hear, or can't see, or can't tion of our children." •"'•'' District, and there would be visions to the zoning ordinance, Bank. Born In Carteret, son of the had lived here three yean. 6 South Fifth Ave., Lon, read above a fourth grade level. senatorial race in the southen itddhBj Council In late August and Wilhemina Ot Surviving, besides her mother, Branch, son, yesterday. And we also know that there are area of the district which, Lauter, he was a retired master are her husband, George Em- Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kin none so blind as those with sight course, would include Oceai Planners agreed to make these engineer for Tenney Engineering ery; two daughters, Mrs. Dud- Fire VEddletown-Lincroft Rd., Middli who do not see. To enjoy and County. changes: Arraign Mother Co. of Union. ley Dumalne of Weston, Mass., utilize reading on a fourth grade (Continued) town, daughter. — The section requiring gas Monmouth County, as part o! He was a former member of >nd Miss Lisa Ann Emery at level may be better than being a don's flat and there was a slight stations to be at least 1,000 feet the Third District, would hav< Rahway Elks, having lived most lome; two brothers, George Krog explosion. apart will be deleted. On Charge Of college graduate who never the usual six Assembly nominee: of his life In Rahway. >f Plainfield and Andrew Krog "The place was well alight, all reads." —three from each party tfiis yea Tiros 9 Is — Stores on Broad St., across Surviving are his wife, Mrs. jf Naples, Fla., and three grand- right, and I should think a num- r —fighting for three legislative rom the high school, will remain Child Neglect Evelyn Kennedy Lauter; two :hildren. ber of antiques are damaged. posts joined by the Assembly can- n the commercial zone. daughters, Mrs. Evelyn Edwards The Posten Funeral Horns Is The .flat Is seriously damaged, I PERTH AMBOY (AP) - A Car Skids, 2 didates from Ocean County, wh Put in Orbit — The telephone building on of this place and Mrs. Thelma in charge of arrangements. fear. mother, arrested after her 4- would scramble for the fourtl CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP] Maple PI. will be a permitted Vandermark of Lincroft; two sis- 'Just after the fire was dis- month-old son's funeral, was ar- seat. — Tiros 9, a mechanica use in the new zone. ters, Mrs. Emma Lemke of THEODORE DURANTE Hurt in Crash covered, somebody—I don't know raigned Thursday on charges of meteorologist designed to rol — A section of the Walnut St. Pompano Beach, Fla., and Mrs. WEST LONG BRANCH - who it was—telephoned to ask if Several local leaders have ex- child neglect and abandonment. RED BANK—Two Middletown through space on its side like area will be changed from the Anna Zabel of Plainfield, and Theodore Durante, 55, of 20 Nolan Hie smolce could be prevented pressed a preference for the 1-2-4 Mrs. Almeta Chambers Judd, youths were injured early today huge cartwheel, rocketed inti RB zone to RC which, if special four grandchildren. Dr. died Wednesday In Monmouth from drifting towards Sir Win- program. permits are obtained, will allow 28, of Perth Amboy, was ordered when a car they were riding in, irbit today In another step k< The funeral will be at 9 a.m. Medical Center, Long Branch. ston's bedroom." "When you get right down t< some commercial uses and boat held at the Middlesex County went out of control on Maple ard an operational weathei tomorrow In Lehrer Funeral Born m Lambertville, Jt« lived In addition to Churchill's gar- it, the proposal is a sound one," building in the area. jail in lieu of $2,500 bail pending Ave. and crashed into a iatellite forecasting system. Home, Rahway. Burial will be in this area most of his life. den, there was also a tennis court an assemblyman told The Reg grand jury action. parked In a service station. Tiros 9 was to obtain the bes Discussions on further changes Rahway Cemetery, He was a service manager for between the fire and Sir Win Ister last night. John R. Gerecke, 17, of 11 An- amera coverage yet of tht will take place at a special meet- Detective Capt. Edward J, the Admiral Corp., Newark. ston'e house. ing Feb. 3. clover St., driver, was treated at "However," he said, "I musl :arth's weather pattern, eclips- tfullin said Mrs. Judd left her Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Riverview Hospital for a cut lip Great clouds of smoke swirled admit, this and any other type ol ing the performance of any ol four chilren, ranging from 4 over the court. Recess Water Jertha Durante; two sons, Mi- and nose injury and released. reapportionment could beconv eight successful predeces m'cjriths to 9 years old, last Fri- chael Durante, at home, and A passenger, John Arendt, 18, The blaze was reported under mighty confusing to the voters." ;ors. Held on Bad day night to go to a party. • control less than an hour before Rate Hearing Theodore Durante of Keaniy; of 36 Beers Ct, was treated at The Legislature's refusal to con- A three-stage Delta rockel She returned Saturday after- Sir Winston'3 doctor usually four daughters, Misses Dolores the hospital for nos« and head sider any plan forwarded by thi jlasted into the early mornin Check Charge loon to drop off some groceries, NEWARK (AP) - Hearing makes his morning trip to the ind Elizabeth Ann Durante, at Injuries and released. reapportionment committee could darkness at 2:52 a.m. an SHREWSBURY - Russell Tay- le said, and then went back to on the Cliffwood Beach Water statesman's bedside. lome, Miss Mary Ann Durante According to police, the Ger- force a change in the primary shoved the 305-pound satellit< lor, 154 Summerset St., New :he party. Co. application for a general if Long Beach, Calif., and Mlsj Lady Landon, who owns the ecke car rounded a curve on date, now set for April 20. into a north-south polar orbit Brunswick, arrested yesterday on Police were summoned to the rate Increase were recessed totoniette Durante, New York; apartment, is the widow of Maj. Maple Ave., skidded on an Ice Under any reapportionment more than 469 miles high, From charge of issuing worthless ome Sunday afternoon when a Thursday until Feb. 3. wo brothers, Carmen and Thom- Gen. Sir Frederick Williams Bain patch and struck the rear.of an system, all legislators will cam his outpost in space Tiros 9 was checks to the A&P and Shrews- amily friend, Holsey Cross, 24, The company, which serves is Durante of this place; three bridge Landon, who died in 1937. auto parked in Tony's Mobile paign for re-election this year provide continuous picture: bury Liquors, Is being held In it Perth Amboy, found Mrs. parts of Matawan and Madison isters, Mrs. Josephine Lowe, At 11:05 a.m. there was little Service Station. A delay in putting into law any the cloud cover below. Ihe county jail in lieu of $600 bail udd's son, William, dead in Townships, contends It needs the lere, Mrs. Lucille Johnson of or no smoke outside Sir Winston's The parked car is owned by reapportionment change as order- sending arraignment Monday. >ed. They located the mother at increase to finance plant im- 'ilver Springs, Md., and Mn. bedroom. A light breeze helped Schiffman Motors, Newman ed by the U. S. and state Su Police Capt. James Fedorko he party, still in progress, Mul- provements and to make a fair !ue Johnson, Falls Church, Va., clear the area. Springs Rd. preme Courts could push back ;aid Taylor was turned over to in said. • return on Its investment. nd two grandchildren. Gerecke was Issued a careless the primary day until June or 0 Perish In William A. Stemkopf, Jr., an ocal police by the Middletown A medical examiner's report Services will be at the Hoff- driving summoni by Lt. Charles September. The legislature has x>lice department. official and stockholder of the isted the cause of death as ian Funeral Home, Long Branch, B. Jones. the power to do this. company, spent most of Thurs- Plane Crash Capt. Fedorko said Taylor al- meumonia. t 8 a.m. tomorrow. No Change day testifying on accounting and Candidates would delay their ATHENS, Greece (AP) - A gedly issued the worthless The other children, Robert, 9, Crowell Is Named operational matters. irimary filing time, now on the IS. Air Force plane with 1 hecks here in November. ?obin, 3, and Kimberly, 2, were CARD OF THANKS To Recreation Unit In Condition books for March 11. ersons aboard crashed nea Taylor Is wanted in Eatontown aken to the Mlddlfsex County He was cross-examined by Tis family ot James Acnrra, 8r. with or allegedly issuing worthless 'hild and Family Service Bu- Elliot Katz, an attorney repre- i thank any and everyone who' At- LITTLE SILVER — John B. LONDON (AP) — Sir Winston In the county, Sen. Stout, West [alavrita in the northern Pelo- luted ui during our recent bereave- onnesus early today, a U.S. :hecks to the A&P there In Oc- eau. senting both Matawan and Mad- lent. • • ' Crowell, Jr., Laurehvood Dr., Churchill's condition was still un- Allenhurst Republican Assem- rober under the name of Russell ison Townships. Mrs. lumen Acerra, 8r was named to the Recreation changed today and he had a Imbassy spokesman said. Investigating officers said ind family. blymen Alfred N. Beadleston, Dorko. Eatontown referred they found beer bottles, broknn Committee by Mayor Charles W. quiet night, the noon medical bul- All aboard were believed t< Rumson and Irving E. Keith, !he charges to the office of coun- furniture, dirty dishes and ashes Stephens last night. letin announced. ave perished, the spokesman Bradley Beach and Democrat ty Prosecutor Vincent P. Keuper from a gas stove strewn around The bulletin, issued by Lord id. FOR ANY OCCASION Mayor Stephens noted that the Patrick J. McGann, Lincroft, are last month. the apartment on Sunday. The Moran after his usual mid-day The plane, a C124 Globemast- minutes of the Borough Council's concerned about reapportion- stove, oven and two electrir visit, said: r, was en route from Avian* Jan. 4 reorganization meeting in- ment. ATTENDS MEETING heaters were going full blast HONEY BEE FLOWERS "Sir Winston had a quiet night r Base, in northeast Italy, ti correctly stated that Magistrate With the Third District lines NEW YORK — George A. when the officers arrived, ac- RUSSELL T. HODGKISS and there is'- no change in his then? when it crashed 10' Richard D. Porter had been reap- changed, it could confuse the vot- Hollywood of 40 Fisher PI., Red cording to police. pointed to a two-year term. Mag- condition. There will be a further ers over who was running for liles southwest of the Greek Jank, N. J., attended the an- 464 BROAD STREET ipital. istrate Porter was reappointed to bulletin tonigM." what and where. lual managers' meeting of the SHREWSBURY • three-year term. It was the 16th bulletin since The plane belonged to the 3uardian Life Insurance Com- LIFE SAVING COURSE Councilman August Roemer Churchill suffered a stroke last CLOTHING DRIVE iO7th Air Transport Wing 5any of America, here. SEA BRIGHT - A ten-week Friday. sed at Dover, Del., the 741-4020 laid that Borough' Attorney Wil- MIDDLETOWN - Old First Mr. Hollywood, who has been course in junior and senior life liam R. Blair, Jr. is preparing an The bulletin last night from )okesman said. Reliable Sine* 1*27 Church, Kings Hwy., is conduct- Manager for the Guardian in saving will be offered at Trade ordinance requiring homeowners the 90-year-old statesman's bed- He reported that authorities ing a week-long clothing drive *ed Bank since 1956, Is im- Winds Beach Club starting Sun- to clear their sidewalks following side also had reported no change Kalavrita sent Greek army BY WIRE ANYWHERE beginning Sunday. nediate past president of the day, Jan. 24. These Red Cross a snowfall. in his condition. nits to the scene but there ilonmoutJh Life Underwriters As- courses will be given in two-hour The church has issued an ap- ere no reports of survivors. peal for usable clothing, which ociation. He is also a member sessions from 7 A team of U.S. Air Force per- the Red Bank Chamber of will be distributed throughout the Eva Dehnz is the instructor. Ap- mnel left Athens for Kalavrita. tommerce and former president [world by Church World Service, plication may be made at Trade Red Bank Kiwanls Club. an inter-denominational agency Look ahead! Invest in a home Winds or through Mrs, Dehnz. of the National Council of : your own. See today's Daily Worden Funeral Home The Adams Memorial Home Churches. gister Classified. I. FRONT STREET RED BANK

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By Noreg Lodge 2(4 • 9828 — 787 • 0046 — 787 > M7t A monster block of 70,000 shares LEONARDO - Melvin Stan f.Free Parking boosted Holt, Rinehart and Wins- ford, Leonardo, was installed as ton among the volume leaders president of the Song of Noreg Successful where it rose 14to M M on total the "PUB Lodge, last week by John Lar- sales of 71,300 shares. sen, director of the sixth tone Leonardo Terminal CHARTER Trans World Airlines was down and president of the Washington, R.T. Fare Hwy. 35 and Cooper Blvd. SERVICE iy, at 51%. D. C, Lodge. 291-9623 Investing Texaco closed unchanged. Mag- Others installed were Oleja .AVAILABLE navox raised its dividend and $2.30 N.Y.C. MIDDLETOWN Hendricksen, vice president; Bir- PHONE: Roger E. Spear By ROGER E. SPEAR gained >/t. National Starch rose ger Ela, social director; Arnoli $2.00 Newark Gundersen, councillor; Mrs. Har- 291.1300 Q) "We have $6,000 and 230 Purolator sold Its subsantia Fibreboard paper held a gain riett Norgaard, financial secre- 291 -1300 .291.9623. Commonwealth Edison, 29 North- •took interest In Tung-Sol to a Lat % following Wednesday's rise FRIDAY & SATURDAY tary,; Mrs. Arthur Thorstensen, Free Parking ern Illinois Gas, 25 Unlver. group of private Investon, which o( li/4. Evans Products tost #. assistant financial secretary; Al- :al Controls, 10 Tung-Sol, has revived interest in a stock Prices on the American Stock fred Boberg, treasurer; Mrs. Ed- EVENING... Freeport Sulphur, 10 Brunswick, that has lost a substantial par Exchange declined Irregularly. ward Backet, secretary; Mrs. A of earning power in recent years Volume was 1.62 million shares fred Boberg, assistant secre- 20 Baruch-Foster. We need add- Since no dividends are paid orcompared with 1.64 million tary; Mrs. Melvin Stanford, mar- Serving bufiet ed income and will dispose of ai »eem in prospect, I would switch Wednesday. shal; Mrs. Norman Halverson, NEW YORIOKEANSBURG you recommend and buy accon to LSAy-OweiM^Ford, yielding Yesterdays closing stocks: assistant marshal; Norman Sam ingly. I have noticed activity in 5.1 per cent Int Bui Heh nelson, sports director; Thomai LONG BRANCH BUS LINE Int Hirv 80H Framness, assistant sports direc Tung-Sol and *aw something Lytton Corp. proposes to ac Int Nick IHi 7IT-NM • 73 •ticlwy. tor; Han Larsen, musician; Tor- • 7t7-««7o and hors d'oeuvres about a merger for Universal quire all assets of Universal Con lit Paper J3M Int TefftTel mj geir Andersen, assistant musi- trols, and I would hold Univer- I-T-E CM Brk 40V Controls. Any help wili be ap- John* Man NV! cian: Sverre Ebbsen, inner guard «al for that eventuality. Jonei * L 70% MUSIC BY preciated." C. E. Joy M(f 49V1 Olas Holm, outer guard. Refresh A) I sincerely appreciate your Hold Brunswick, which may KaJner A) SO'-! merits were served. have bottomed out. Baruch-Fos- Kennecott 87W confidence. Hopper' S7S ter sells at only iyt and may as Knife, SS 53K "Johnny Wesfon" You certainly have nothing Kroger 39 Packing leftover turkey for the Sunday in The worry about in ypur Common' well be held. Leh Port C 17(4 Lrt Val Ind lVi freezer Is an art! Pu.t those large Q) "We are 77 and 70 years of New York wealth Edison or Northern 111 IJOF alaaa 61^4 slices together in one container age respectively. We have $10,- Lib McN*[, ISM nois Gas. These are strong stocks Llis & My 86 bits and pieces In another; then and should be retained. Freeport 000 In Building & Loans paying Litton Ind 7«K Luktnl SU «5T« each kind will be ready to use Sulphur is growing, but the yiel 4'/J per cent. For several years, Mack Trie MS Journ erican Magnavox UColumbia University, New York 14. Goddess bird notice and the ornamental pepper. Both a 10-acre site at the corner of moved here from Belford. Mr. Sensitivity of F-Center Genera- which began Feb. 24. Names of!City, as a member of its Science of dawn 8. Vessels 27. French are favorites because of thei; iHance Ave. and Sycamore Ave. in1 Sabelia does public reUtJom work tion by X-Rays At taw Tempera- She 49 will be announced Wednes- Honors program. IB. Similar to with spouts coin 33.1TSIA colorful and persistent fruit. New Shrewsbury on which to tor a labor union. The former ture." day. 16. Mineral 11. Ship-form 29. Small director [build a synagogue. owner, .Mrs. C. E. Foisam, btf Last summer, he was elected spring As long as the plants remal The eigjrt New Jersey winner^ clock ex- 34. Affirma- The awards and financing of to participate in a special 17. Pert to 03. Nostrils: healthy, the bright and gloss; moved to North Carolina. are among the 300 students; plosive tive reply The land is part of Del Brier] the search are provided by West- science training program fo: Flanders anat. sound fruit may hang on for a month oi Mr. and Mrs. John Gifford of throughput the nation judged the! 36. Malt Farms, and was formerly owned inghouse Educational Founda- high ability secondary student! 20. Conjunc- IS. Inquire 3L beverage more, says County Agent ftfarvinj Rumson, proprietor) of Grftord'i top 10 per cent of qualifying] by John J. Delaney of New Yorkj tion, which is supported by at Cornell University, Ithaca, tion 18. Manufac- and 40. Consume A. Clark. As the winter progress- Delicatessen, have purchased the entrants in the competition. 2L Biblical and Florida, who operated Del ; Westinghouse Electric Corp. N.Y. The previous summer, he tured whey 41. Crown es some of the green fruit Brier Farms for the breeding of former home of Mrs. Helen R. vessel 19. Anger 32. Barter 42. Falsehood develop and extend the seasoi Young Unger, who is the only participated in a similar pro- thoroughbred horses. He was the Grause at 25 Church St. Rumson. gram at Carnegie Institute oi 22. Local even more. Give- Variance winner in Monmouth County, position 1 I J b i 7 8 original owner of Jack Delaney's Mrs. Grause has moved to Flor- was awarded the Bausch and Technology. 21A student'* Mr. Clark advises: "Diseases restaurant in New York City. Ne- ida. The sale was ntada by Jamei Lomb Science Award at the high mark 9 10 do not usually attack these house- gotiations were handled by J. MacPhee of the Joseph G. McCoo For Addition 27. Opposed 1 school this year. He is a semi % hold varieties of cherry and pep Lester Rigby, New Shrewsbury Agency, Rumson. MONMOUTH BEACH - The finalist in the National Merit and Grocery Theft to lee II 12 15 per as they do their namesaki i Realtor. zoning Board of Adjustment last, the National Honor Society 28. Floated, outdoors. as a ship 14 % Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Eagan night approved a variance applt Scholarship competitions, aid 15 16 at anchor "But one disease that is com- from Middletown have purchased cation by Thomas P. McHugh of|has been accepted at the Mas- Suspect Held 29. Blue-grass 1/ 8 HI 20 mon to both Jerusalem cherrj the former residence of Col. and 44 West St., to construct en addi- sachusetts Institute of Technol- tion V his house. 30. Pronoun and ornamental pepper is gray Mrs. Charles Burner, 284 River Ocean Electee's ogy, under MlTs early decision RED BANK — Preston J. Car- 3tArSa Si mold or branch dieback. Rd., in Red Bank. Mr. Eagan is The variance was needed as the plan. roll, 20, of 73 Shrewsbury Ave. 35. English yesterday waived a preliminary % % "Ths fungus that causes this an executive with P. Ballantine TERRIFIC structure would be five feet from tavern 24 2S ii the property's side line. The zon- He Is editor-in-chief of his high hearing before Magistrate Wil- disease is a weak parasite. I Son in Newark. The Burners ing code requires an eight-foot school newspaper,' 'The Trumpet'' liam I. Klatsky and was ordered 37. Aloft cannot attack the plant, withou have moved to a larger home in Once-a-year 38. spawn of clearance. a representative-at-Iarge to the held for grand jury action on % % some slight injury to allow it to Red Bank. The sale was arranged "tudent Council and delegate to fish iftl 32 54 by Stanley K. Downs, New charges of breaking, entering and S». Scoff io gain entrance. larceny. 4L Cat's nails "But once the gray mold fungus1 Shrewsbury Realtor. 'Aid J7 3B LAMP Magistrate Klatsky set bail a< 43. Not living enters through a wound $500 on each of three counts, and] 44. Opera by 4fa0 41 dead flower or fruit, it can con- UNION BEACH HOUSE SOLD FUEL OIL Verdt W Carroll was committed to the tinue down the branch. This re- UNION BEACH — Eugene A. SALE county jail in default. 45. Branch of sults in wilted leaves and dead HEADQUARTERS learning « Fitzpatrick of Walker & Walker, The charges against the youth +• tips. NOW GOING ON I AWARD-WINNING DESIGN 48. Head of a 4b realtors, Middletown office, re- read like a grocery list. Detec hammer end "If you do not cutt off infected ports the sale of the property lo- New BoMi « Shower Valve tives said on Dec. 29 he entered DOWW % m twigs, the fungus may grow down cated at 402 Orange Ave., here! Last Week—Hurry Mark's Pizzeria, 11 Bridge Ave., LAfootreat into the main branches and en- :o Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood-, and took a salami, cold cuts, piz- tire sections of the plant will die, head. HWY. 35 OAKHURST |za cheese, half a Jar of mayon- DELIVERED TO "Commercial flower grower: YOUR HOME WITH nalse, three loaves of bread, The former owners, Mr. and 531-3425 butcher Jcnife and a radio. On School Bus Hits Complaint On often apply sprays to help prevenl Mrs. Douglas Seward, have! AUTOMATIC Jan. 5, they said he re-entered the branch die-back or gray mold, moved to Red Bank. PERSONAL CARE the place and took some more Car, 2 Injured Apartments For the homeowner with just a Call Today! salami afd cheese. On Jan. 17, few plants, minor surgery is all according to the third charge, he RTJM9ON — Two children werei that is necessary. having trouble selling? FREE ESTIMATES went back for another half slightly injured yesterday morn- Is Answered "As soon as you see a small branch with a few limp, gra; salami, same cold cuts and ing when a school bus owned byi OCBANPORT - Mayor Ed- leaves, cut off that twig. This quart of milk. R. Helfrich & Son, Inc., West; ward C. Wilson last night WHY NOT OIL DELIVERY prevents the fungus from growing James H. Kaufmann & Son Also yesterday, Charles Keansburg slid through a stop piied to"a |etter to Boroilgh fjoiii INCORPORATED down into the main branch. Plumbing and Hearing Dydzuhn of New York City re- street and hit a car. cil condemning the planned con TRADE? I HERKKT ST. RED iANK| 104 Maple Ay*., Earoutown, N. ceived a 60-day suspended sen- Ttey were Kathleen Jones, 6, "With good luck, you may have 741-0410 Phone II 2-0363 struction of 12 garden apartmenl call now .. . tence for being drunk and Ijjing and Thomas Jones, 3, passengers units on an undersized lot at 2S4 to prune or cut off only a couple on the sidewalk Wednesday at n a car driven by their mother, Oc^anport Ave. ' twigs all this winter. With even East Front St. and Globe Ct. Mrs. Harold S. Jones, 34 Lennox The letter was sent by W. F. more luck, you may not hav WALKER & WALKER Ave. Cassaday, 19 Iroquois Ave. H to cut any twigs." Shrewsbury—741-5212 ASSOC. Three Buy Houses Kathleen and Thomas were tak- charged "the arrival of multiple Middletown—671-3311 en to the office of Dr. Alice type dwellings or apartmen INC. At Phalanx Farms ZOUBEK D. TyndaU of Bed Bank by local houses in ^B borough would Mice, Rabbits COLTS NECK — Three families police. They were treated and re- create an undue burden on the Construction, Industrial Equipment and Supplies recently moved into their homes leased. school system and adversely ef- Like Fruit Trees at Phalanx Farms, a community The bus driver, Lester L. Smith, fect all taxpayers." JRREEHOLD — When snow DISTRIBUTORS FOR of custom built homes off Phalanx 48, of Harmony Rd., Bast Keans The letter also charged that covers the ground and other for- Rd. >urg, told Patrolman Roderick Irving Teicher, zoning Board at-: RICHMOND SCREW ANCHOR CO. age is scare, mice and rabbits Mr. and Mrs. William J. Huber tlaine his vehicle slid through a torney end partner In Nareco, often nibble the bark of fruit and family, formerly of Baton top at the corner of Forest andj Inc., the firm planning the de-| Engineered Tying Devices irees, warns County Agent Mar- Rouge, La., have moved into a ^keside Aves. because of patch-] velopment, may be in conflict of| Anchorage Accessories and 'in A. Clark. three bedroom ranch house. ss of ice in the street. Police interest. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cappilla said the bus hit the Jones ve- They like apple and pear trees ALUMINUM Supports for Concrete Construction Calls" It 'Premature* and family of Arlington, ere liv- hicle in the right side, pushing best, but go after the bark of Tired of painting? Woory of having four wood itorm daw (Mayor Wilson said last night warp7 If'i time to think of aluminum. Sea rrawa'i for tap ing in their four bedroom Colo- it into a small tree on Lakeside that the letter Is premature. the stone fruits, too, in severe Kve. and damaging it extensively. values. We sell only quality aluminum products. STEAM & VACUUM nial bouse. Col. (USA-Ret.) end He noted that the zoning board! mow and cold. IMrs. John V. Mills, of Arlington, Mrs. Jones was not injured. has not yet rendered a decision on One way to save your trees is When You rtUk of akmlnn. tU«k of u. SMtats, porch CLEANER RENTALS Va., are residing in a three bed- Mr. Smith received a summons 1 :o wrap the trunks with aluminum! mcloNim, siding, awnings, door hoodt, blinds and (kadis. the application. He add«d that ALWAYS FREE ESTIMATES) room ranch house. for passing a stop sign. the Planning Board will advise 'oil, advises Ernest G. Christ, council on how the plan Would extension fruit specialist at the, 42 Birch Ave. 747-4152 Little Silver affect the future master plan. Rutgers College of Agriculture. 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4MJ Bmd St, Red Bank, N. J—M East Main St, Freehold, Kb H, Mddletowii, N. 1. Reporter Established 1878 by John a Cook and Hear; Clay Published by Hie Red Bank Register Incorporated An Island to Lure Tourists W. HARRY PENNWGTON, PrestdenT JAMES 3. HOGAN, Editor M. HAkOLD KELLY, General Manager NASSAU, Bahama Islands—The old unpainted fish- ing smacks bob at their moorings at the fish market Williim F. Sandtord and Arthur Z. Kamln Thomas J. Bly lutmn Editor The Negroes lounge topside, drinking soda and laugh- Frank W, Harbour iiiiiiiuuwii B utr. Charles A. Johnston Fraction BUTUU Mr- ing. Beneath them, the water is the color of lime Jello Member of the Associated Press and .• clear. On the bottom, millions of conch shells tt» AMOCIUM Preu li entltlid eieimlvelj u th» oii lor ^publication ol ill Ui* loo» sn» prtnttfl In UM H«ra;up«r M 1*&M notify ,lh» management lmm«dlately of any trror woicli may occur. a British-calypso accent. The women TUB ntwipapti wiumet so mpoulbultua (OT •tattmeDt* 01 opinion la latun Irom tti readers. walk with baskets on their heads, arms tubunpUon PTICM In advance Uutlii 3 moi. Par monts (1.90 U mtrauu—J1J.00 » monilu—MOO atnfl* «opy at oounUr, > euta Slttcl* copy by mail. 10 centt • month.—I1S.6O > montlii—*I.5O akimbo, hips swinging as though they hear silent music. They are uniformly FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1965 big, full-figured women who appear to BISHOP be pregnant when they aren't The men are tall and lean with huge hands and a The Goal is Unity lazy shuffle. They know fishing, and little else, but President Johnson, in the in- place in the future if only the peo- they know fishing as no one else knows it For 400 years, the Bahamians have lived on fish. No fish, no augural address that marked the ple of this nation will put aside their living. Their children are born on the edge of the jade start of his first full term as the personal differences and live and sea, and they learn the reefs before they learn to spell. elected leader of the United States, work side by side. The British run the islands, but they do not know based his goal for the nation's fu- "We are one nation and one peo- how to fish. So they angle for tourists while the natives ture on the need for unity among its ple," he said, sounding something are baiting grouper and kingfish. The white colonials citizens. like President Jefferson once did. did not do well until Sir Stafford Lofthouse Sands came His message was simply told. It Ahead, he stated, lies the "uncrossed of age. He showed the government how to bring visitors was not filled with ringing phrases desert and the unclimbed ridge." He —winter and summer—to the archipelago which curves spoken from the same rostrum oh pointed to the future as "the star southeastward from Palm Beach to Windward Passage. the Capitol's steps by Presidents of not reached and the harvest sleep- Fifteen years ago, 45,371 tourists visited these is- the past. President Johnson's talk, ing unplowed in the ground." Re- These Days; lands. Last year,-with Sir Stafford Sands as minister for rather, was given in a softly meas- quired in order to touch that sta Inside finance and tourism, 605,171 persons stopped in the and reap that harvest is a common Bahamas. The man has a magical touch, but he is still ured tone. His words appeared in- Moscow Cozy ing Up to Red China} Washingtonno threat to Florida, where millions of Americans spend tended to heal wounds of the so-re- effort, the message emphasized. their winter leisure. By JOHN CHAMBERLAIN ^ cent past that have left scars deep This was no biased "Southern By ROBERT S. ALLEN The first tourist was Christopher Columbus, who within America. Democrat" from Texas at the micro- and PAUL SCOTT landed 170 miles southeast of this capital. The island In common with most other commentators who This leader seemed to be tailor- phone. It was the President of thi WASHINGTON - It could be was called San Salvador; also Watling Island. It had listen to professional Kremlinologists, this columnist due to the heady hoopla of the a white sand blinding beauty, as all the Bahamas have, ing the image he wants people of United States calmly calling for ah has been heartened by the difficulties which the Soviets biggest and most costly inaugu ration in history, but President but Columbus realized that beauty is not economy. the country to see when they think end to discrimination and dividing have been having with Red China. But Vladimir Petrov, Johnson is painting a glowing pic- There were no mines, no resources except fishing, and influences that obsess certain indi- a teacher of Russian studies at Yale University who ture of the prospects of his wide- of him and his new administration. little timber. When the British took over the admin- reads Moscow's "Pravda" and "Izves- ranging "great society" legisla- In him, the President obviously viduals who would exercise greed tive program. istration of the Bahamas, they realized that it must be- tia" with his morning coffee, takes a wanted the people to find a leader and selfishness to fight their way to Exuberantly and confidently, come the kept woman of colonies, or it must fail. ready to set the pace toward the personal fortune. In the first six disturbing minority exception to the he is telling the army of Demo- general rejoicing over the reported Sino- cratic governors, mayors, na- They attracted some people from England, and objective of "togetherness" as they paragraphs of the speech, the Presi Soviet troubles. Contrary to general be- tional committeemen and as- some from the United States. But the Bahamas were dent used either the words "unity" sorted other party leaders "who seek richer rewards for tomorrow. lief in Washington, where President swarmed into the capital that poor. When the British Empire began to break up after The inaugural address did not or "union" five times. Johnson is hoping for a bid to visit Mos- smooth sailing is definitely ahead the war, no one in the islands made a cry for inde- rehash the words "great society" Looking back 164 years, one is cow, Petrov finds "the evidence of the for his numerous multi-billion dol- pendence. Nassau had its tax free shops on Bay Street, lar proposals—with two excep- its land speculators, its class-conscious clubs and polo reminded of President Jefferson's Sino-Soviet rapprochement following tions. used by Johnson when he accepted and cricket. That is all. his party's nomination. Nor did it problems when the new nation was CHAMBERLAIN Khrushchev's demise overwhelming." I The doubtfuls are his immigra- had asked him to check through Soviet publications for tion bill, extensively revising the The Sands family has. been in Hie Bahamas for delve deeply into the programs deeply split by bitter factionalism the past three months, and he comes up with a disen- decades-old national quota sys- tem, and the measure to repeal more than 300 years. They know the territory. Sir Staf- started by the man he succeeded, the and Jefferson used the inaugural chanting pattern. Section 14 (b) of the Taft-Hartley ford realized that the only thing the Bahamas have to assassinated John F. Kennedy, and platform to discuss unity, justice and "Whatever the Sino-Soviet differences are," he Act empowering the states to sell is scenery. He supported the no-income tax law, enact right-tcrwork laws. the small tax on developed real estate, and he per- other earlier Presidents. Instead, its' freedom as he pointed to the ad- says, "they are subordinated to the needs" of re-estab-' The President is admitting foundation was an emphasis on vantages that belonged to all of the lishment of the united front against the U.S., which in these two proposals face power- suaded the House of Assembly to drop its inheritance ful opposition and their fate is ex- tax to 4 per cent what is happening now that a fine- people. their book takes precedence over everything else. More- tremely uncertain. But regarding ly-guided made-in-America satellite It remains to be seen whether over, I am convinced that in the last three months cer- his other "great sociely" proj- Next, he badgered the big shipping companies Into tain far-reaching decisions have been made both in ects, he is cockily bullish that sending huge liners on cruises to Nassau. At Christ- is sliding through space on its way Americans now will follow the Congress will vote them without mastime, the 83,000-ton Queen Elizabeth anchored in toward Mars, and on what can take Moscow and Peking related to the build-up of pressure undue delay. The "sure thing" leader. against us at all the fronts where we have a good list he reels off consisls of the the roadstead off this port. Two years ago, President chance to lose. Only fools can ignore the gathering following: John J. Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan were storm." Sure Thing! persuaded to hold a summit meeting here. Your Money's Worth; Multi-billion dollar medicare This is a sweeping conclusion, and it is not what plan under Social Security. The natives were encouraged to continue their any of us want to hear. Mr. Petrov justifies it because— $1 billion Appalachia aid. fishing in homemade sloops. American real estate pro- $1 billion accelerated public Synthetic Rubber-a Weapon for US 1. After months of vituperation, sometimes most works. moters were invited to visit the islands and carve the iolent, all Soviet publications have cut off unfavorable $1.2 billion educational aid for land into millions of lots for sale to tourists. Small By SYLVIA PORTER impoverished areas. cabin cruisers braved the Gulf Stream to make the 55 omment about Communist China. The change in tone, $3.38 billion foreign economic and military aid. mile run from Palm Beach to West End, and then on What would happen to yoi bottles. These higher prices made of a Hght,^etfylj?tttlie_tii says Petrov, is startling. Water pollution control. cost of living, Mr. and Mrs. would, in turn, have fanned out After leaving/DeYoung I wail to the neighboring islands. 2. Chou En-lai's visit to Moscow for the celebra- Establishment of a Department America, if critical political-mi into higher prices for hundreds dered arountf our house reallj of Housing. Two small airlines—Mackey and Bahama Airways tary conditions in Southeast Asia of thousands of other items. "seeing" other everyday items tion of the October Revolution was reported with some exploded to the point where thej But since World War H—when take for granted. What was sill reserve, but Petrov sees significance in the fact that Not only is the President voic- —began to bring tourists from Florida to the virgin ing rosy assurance that all these shut us off the Japanese controlled 85 per is now nylon. What was cottor it was reported as fully as it was. dunes of the islands at low rates. Bum Boats, inter- from t h cent of the world's natural rubber is a mixture of several synthetics measures will be approved, but island craft, ran supplies from Florida to the small world's riche production—our synthetic rubber What was 100 per cent wool he is firmly attributing similar 3. On December 12 "Pravda" printed an article by optimism to the Democratic lead- ports. An oil bunker station was set up at Freeport rubber- produc industry lias skyrocketed. Now 75 now part wool or something en Comrade Sardesai of the Indian Communist Party that ing areas? per cent of all rubber used in tirely different. ens of the Senate and House. He and big tankers were bled by underwater pipelines is crediting them as being just our country is synthetic, and What's more, the trend is re- was somewhat critical of his fellow-Communists who World con as certain of that as he is. offshore. worldwide 53 per cent of all rub- lentless. DeYoung predicts that sumption o I favored China (the so-called Indian "splitters"). A few ber consumed is synthetic. This per cent of our total rubber HOW THEY'LL DO IT-One Barclay's of London set up branch banks. Freight- natural rubbei days later "Pravda" did penance for this by printing a year free world consumption of needs and two-thirds of the free reason for this airy positiveness runs aroum ers brought European merchandise, from bolt goods to synthetic will top 2,500,000 tons; world's requirements will be sup- long report from Bombay on the proceedings of the is a backstage plan to "pack" four millio: as recently as 1958 synthetic con- plied by synthetics in the next two key House subcommittees sunglasses, from luggage to perfume. The islands, un- tons a yea Seventh Congress of the Indian Communist Party. It sumption was only 1,248,000 tons. decade. which will handle several of the der Sir Stafford, began to come alive. They are more Our country didn't contain a single reference to Bed China's in- most controversial measures — PORTER alone consumes When Malaya, Singapore, Sara- Thus, as DeYoung pointed oul trigues or to the bad split within the Indian Communist foreign aid and immigration. alive now, to tourism and to trade, than ever before. roughly one billion pounds wak and North Borneo formed •Bad as conditions could become the Malaysian Federation in Sep- movement. On the former the President Is And yet, because they are isolated by the sea, they natural rubber annually. As ai in South Asia, at least in this getting the potent help of a fel- illustration of what crisis cai tember 1963 and Indonesia broke one area of rubber we can take represent a commercial threat to no one, off trade relations wKh these 4. After Khrushchev's departure, the Soviet papers low Texan, Rep. George Mahon, do to rubber prices, during thi the blows." Synthetic is our grea' head of the influential Appropria- Korean conflict the average price countries, "Traders held their defensive weapon. stepped up their attacks on the U.S. position in South The sun is getting high now. The last of the native breath," said DeYoung, "for two- tions Committee. paid for natural rubber jumpec Viet Nam. The attacks slavishly followed Mao Tse- Mahon is seeing to it that two fishing boats is in. The gay women and their children 41 cents a pound. thirds of Indonesia's crude rub- ber was then being shipped to tung's line. Democrats favorable to the Presi- throng the quay, shouting greetings to husbands and So what would happen if crisis den't multi-billion dollar foreign Singapore for grading, processing 5. Moscow has been hailing the leaders and rebels fathers. A little colored baby sleeps in her mother's In Viet Nam, Indonesia and Ma and marketing." YOUR GARDEN aid budget are added to the ap- laysia again slashed our sources propriations subcommittee in arms. The mother sways the infant slowly, too slowly But despite the confrontation who are most closely associated with Peking: Ben Bella cf supply of natural rubber? THIS WEEK charge of this legislation. These to loosen the tiny straw hat on its head. the price of natural rubber re- in Algeria, the Simbas in the Congo, Sukarno in Indo- The answer, according to Rus- two extra votes will provide (he mained firm and there was only By Garden Reporter gell DeYoung, chairman of Good- nesia, Castro in Cuba. This could be interpreted as margin to block Rep. Otto Pass- The mother works. She gets a day off every second i temporary dislocation in trade. College of Agriculture year Tire & Rubber, the world's man, D-La., chairman, from Synthetic capacity stood in the Rutgers—The State Uni- competition with Red China for influence, but it is week. I ask her for her baby's name. The woman smiles. largest rubber and tire company nonetheless curious that all the Peking-blessed Red dractically slashing foreign aid "Pearline Other Sundays," she says Is, "This time very little woulc way of price increases." versity, New Brunswick as he has done for years. happen to prices"—for the simpl Look around you. The tires on regimes began to get a larger share of promises and which your auto rides are syn- With this hurdle overcome, the reason that our consumption of There's no better season than praise from Moscow after Khrushchev's removal. President and Mahon figure they synthetic rubber is now dwarfing thetic, and natural rubber now is jsed only in giants—tires for air- this one to do your garden home 6. Petrov notes that visiting Soviet citizens — will have relatively easy sailing our consumption of natural and work. the rest of the way in the House our production of synthetics coul (lanes and earth-moving ma- actors, writers and so on—have stopped taking small rines. Your garden hose, once You may be surprised at the —they hope! be quickly and vastly expanded But the story is far less prom- ieavy natural rubber, is now a number and variety of garden- gifts from Americans. They are keeping a "correct" If necessary." ising on the controversial im- igftt synthetic. Your kitchen ing books your public library i distance, I%Young actually estimates, migration bill, ;!oves, once natural, are now willing to lend you. After you "The availability of synthetic rub- have studied them you may find All of this could, of course, be interpreted as the Like Mahon, Rep. Emanuel Cel- bers over the past two and one- some you'd like to buy. desire of Brezhnev and Kosygin, the two "new" men ler, D-N.Y., chairman of the half years of crisis in South Asia WHERE IN THE WORLD Judiciary Committee, is set to already has saved the U.S. con You'll find that a good book in charge of Soviet destinies, to find a space for ma- "pack" the Subcommittee on im- «umcr $1 billion, based on our on gardening can answer a lot o neuver vjs,a-vis the Chinese which Khrushchev had migration, headed by Rep. Mi- your questions and dispel mys. experience during the Korean denied himself. Some observers report the emergence of chael Feighan, D-Ohlo. war." teries that may be bothering you Or you can start your own gar- a pro-Soviet clique in Peking, which complicates the Safeguards Until now I've thought of the Feighan, no rubber stamp, Is grim news out of South Asia in den information center with issue. In any event, the view of this column is that the collection of Rutgers College of not against modifying the na terms going far beyond my cost internal difficulties in the Red world from Poland and tional quota system. But he is of living (and so surely have Agriculture bulletins and circu- lars. These are short and easy Czechoslovakia east to Siberia are so great that a firm vigorously insistent on adequate you). But when I interviewed safeguards to bar the entry of DeYoung in New York a few days to read, all written by special- group of western nations can face the Russians down ists who have learned from long subversives, criminals and (en* ago, he brought Che crisis down no matter what Soviet relations with the Chinese may of thousands of unscreened to family dollars-and-cents terms experience what home gardeners want to know. be. But my worry, as always, is that the West, In its refugees now living In Algeria too—an Important aspect which and behind the Iron Curtain, few have even considered. Off-Season Study pursuit of la dolce vita, will try to "bu,ild bridges" to Also strongly challenged by If rubber production today were Especially appropriate for Soviet Europe without gaining any economic or politi- Feighan is the shifting of author- comparable to what it was during What North African port wai study during thh e off-seasoff n are cal advantage from them. There are still World War II ity over immigration policy from Korea, there's no doubt that rub- publications on garden planning Congress to the executive branch. ber prices' would have zoomed blockaded by U.5, naval ships In lend-lease debts to be settled. There are still those 1804? •nd selection of trees and shrubs The Ohloans view this as an un- Jn the past couple of years. This for the home landscape. They'll "Hate America" riots and the embassy and library van? acceptable change. . • ....'.. would have been translated into help you do your shopping when dalism to be called off. Hungary recently signed an The behlnd-the icenes-'tug-of- higher prices for products rang- nurserymen's catalogs start to ar- war between Feighan, Cdler and ing from Aito tires to hot water 5-Friday, Janudty 22, 1965 (Continued on (Continued on J A •Good luck, Lyndon, from oil THE DAJLY FEGISTEB Friday, January 22, 196S—7 Schedule of Religious Services

MOT JAMES CATHOUC PRESBYTERIAN Copy Deadline PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF CHRIST FIRST METHODIST CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Mnwr Red Bank Red Bank Rumson Red Bank Matwan Red Bank Red Bank All religious sews for Inclu- "Humility" will be the sermon Rev. Donald W. Shaner, assis- The age-old question, "What is The third Sunday after Ef In observance of Youth Sunday Sunday services will be heli Sunday school meet* at 10 a.m. sion ID the Friday Schedule of topic Sunday at the 11 a.m. serv- tant, pastor, will preach at the Truth?" is given a fresh explora- phany will be celebrated Sundi Rev. Albert T. Woodward, assist at 9:30 and 11 a.m. Rev. Harve; Rev. Henry L. Morgan trill peach Religious Services must b* in ice. "More Questions Asked 8:45 a.m. services Sunday. Rev tion this Sunday. The BiHe lesson with * Sung Mass at 10:30 ant minister, will preach at th< C. Douie, Jr., will preach on ' at the 11:30 a.m. service. Rev. The Register office by noon of Our World's Fair Exhibit" will be Frank E. Sweeten will preach is on "Truth," and the Golden 9:15 and 11 a.m. services Servant People." The new offi- Kenneth Parland, New Shrews- the church. The men's choir wi the preceding Tuesday. the topic at the 6:30 p.m. service. at the 11 a.m. service. Junioi Text is from Psalms (86:11): "The Overshadowing Factor." cers of the church will be or- bury, will be the speaker at the lead the congregation in the usi C. J. Kirkpatrick will preach church Is at 11 o'clock. Sunday "Teach me Thy way, O Lord; both services, the Scripture Ies- dained and installed, the deacons 3 p.m. service. •1 chants aad hymns. Other Mas! James Elliott will preside durinf school meets at 9:45 and 11 a.m will walk in Thy truth." son will be read by Ann Roy and FIRST METHODIST at the 9:30 service and the elden The calendar for the week In- es will be recited Masses wit Communion, assisted by Job One insight into the question the morning prayer will be givei Red Bank at U o'clock. The calendar for the week in- cludes: hymns it 8 and S; 15 a.m. a Kondrup, Joe Lindner, and Roi cludes: is presented in a paragraph from noon in the church, plus recit by Richard Burger. < Rev. Kerry Robb will preach Sunday school will meet at 9: Sunday: 6 p.m., BTU meets. at the 9:30 and 11 a.m. services Henry. Prayers and Scripturi Sunday: 7 p.m.. Senior Higl the opening pages of the Christian Monday: 8 p.m., Bible study Masses *t 5:45 and 6:« in Hi At the 8:15 service, the you and 11 a.m. through senior high readings will be by Richard Otey, Science textbook: "The time for Sunday on "The Quest for Chris- Fellowship meeting. class. church and 8:30, 9:45, and ushers will be John V. Crowe' The ailult class will meet at 9: Gordon Kelley, and Glynn Cope, thinkers has come. Truth inde- 3d, James L. Davlson, Jr., Rob tian Unity and the Questio: in the lounge. Wednesday: 12:30 p.m., Bibl Wednesday: 7:30 p.m., prayer a.m. and 12:15 p.m. in the aud: Bible claases begin at 10 a.m. study; 7 p.m., meditation an< pendent of doctrines and time- ert Garrison, Christopher About Church Union." This Sur Junior High' Fellowship wi service and new members' class. torium. Midweek services are Thursda; prayer in the sanctuary; 8 p.m. honored systems, knocks at thi Herr, Stephen P. Roy an< day culminates the Week bowl at Elm Lanes. Cars wi Friday: 7:30 p.m., Sunday The sacrament of baptisi evenings at 7:30. commission on missions starts portal of humanity. Contentmen: Charles A. Wolbach, 3d. Prayer for Christian Unity. Rev leave the church Sunday at 2: school teachers meeting. will be administered at 1:30 Su Earl Hampton will assist at th Members living in zones 2 am with the past and the cold con day. At least two days previous At the II o'clock service, thi p.m. Senior High Fellowship will ventlonality of materialism ar< 9:30 service and Rev. W. Goi meet in the lounge, at 7:15 p.m, 3 will meet in the home of Wayn AME ZION arrangements must be mad youth ushers will be Terry Gal crumbling away. Ignorance ol CHRIST EPISCOPAL braitfi, Mark Mine, Jeff Oliver don I*wden will assist at Sllfer, Middletown, Friday eve Red Bank with one of the priests of tb Monday at 8:30 p.m., the Men's God is no longer the stepping- Shrewsbury son and Robert Wallace. o'clock. There will be a Holj ning. Sunday school meets at 9: parish by the parents of the ca Bowling Team wil) meet at El stone to faith. The only guarantee "Theological Education Sun- Communion service at 8:30 a.m a.m. Rev. Thomas H. Coursej dldates for baptism. At 9:15 and 11 a.m., church Lanes. of obedience is a right apprehen- day" will be observed Sunday. The calendar for the week i will preach at the II a.m. service school will be held through ju Tuesday at 10 a.m., Prayei HOLMDEL CHURCH sion of Him whom to know arighl Holy Communion will be cele- At 8 p.m. in the church, eludes: on "The Parable of the Lost Pos ior high. Fellowship will meet in th< Holmdel ' is Life 'eternal" (Science am! brated at 8 a.m. Seminarian Har- Family Life Apostolate Hoi Sunday: 4 p.m., the Ministry session." At 9:30 a.m., meeting of c lounge. ' Sunday school services are a Health with Key to the Scrip old Jenkins will preach at the 9 Hour will be conducted, at whii of Music and Fine Arts will pn The annual musical festival wi hires by Mary Baker Eddy). ordlnators In Christian educate Wednesday at 4 p.m., the youth 9:45 a.m. Rev. Thomas H. Mi a.m. Parish Eucharist on "The- the' couples' wedding vows wi office. sent a twilight concert of music; Nally will preach at the 11 a.m be presented Sunday at 7 p.m. communicants' class will meel Church and Sunday school are ological Education." Rev. Ron- be renewed. p.m., the confirmation clasi service on "The Called Man." under the auspices of the Zion At 12:15 p.m., the young adul in the lounge; at 8 p.m., the In- at 11 a.m. ald G. Albury will install the Daily Mass is. celebrated will meet; 7 p.m. the Method! Travelers Gospel Chorus. will meet In the church parlor. quirers' class will be held in th< Youth Fellowship meets in Fel- Testimony meetings are at 8:1 newly-elected wardens and ves- (:25, 7 and 8 o'clock in th< Youth Fellowship and Intermedi At 8 p.m., communicants clas lounge. lowship Hall Sunday at 7 p.m. p.m. Wednesday. trymen. High school students will church. A will meet In the chapel. ate Youth Fellowship will meet; The Couples Club will meet ti ALL SAINTS' EPISCOPAL 8 p.m., the Wesley Fellowshij remain for the entire service, The novena devotion in honoi At 7 p.m., youth service foi CONGREGATION BROTHERS morrow at 8 p.m. In Fellowshi] Navesink and the adult membership clasi CHRIST EPISCOPAL and will meet for church school of Mary's Miraculous Medal wil! 7th-12th graders in the sanctuary. OF ISRAEL Hall. Sunday services are: 8:30 a.m. will meet. Middletown at 10:30. Mr. Jenkins will preach be held Monday at 8 p.m. Th At 7:30 p.m., 7th grade Fel- Long Branch The Rifle Club will meet ai Holy Communion; 9:30 a.m., Hoi; at the 11:15 service of morning service of Benediction of thi lowship, commmunicants classs E Monday, Wednesday and Fri- the indoor range Wednesday al Communion, Sunday school; 11 There will be Holj Communion Candlellghting time today prayer. Blessed Sacrament will follov ninth grade discussion group day: 9:15 a.m., the nursery 6:30 p.m. a.m.. Morning Prayer with ser- Sunday at 8 a.m., family Eucha- 1:44 p.m. Kabbalos Shabbos sen Holy Communion will be cele- the novena. high school discussion groups school meets. mon. rist and Sunday school at 9:30 ices will be at 5 p.m. The annual meetings of th< brated at 9 a.m. Monday, the senior seminar and teacher train Monday: 10:30 a.m., the Wom- church will be held as follows: There will be a celebration ol a.m., and morning prayer and The sacrament of penance will Sabbath morning services to Feast of the Conversion of St. ing oourse meet. an's Society of Christian Service Reformed Church, Monday; Bap Holy Communion at 10 a.m. Mon- sermon by Rev. David B. Bar- be administered Saturday from morrow are at 8:30. Alan Weln Paul, and Friday. Tonight: 7 p.m., supper meet- will have Its second session tist Church, Tuesday, and Holm day, the Feast of the Conversior rett at 11 o'clock. to 6 in the afternoon and 7:3 stock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ma The cancer dressing circle will ing of Senior Couples Club ir book reviews; 8 pm., the execu del Church, Wednesday, all at of St. Paul. Monday, the Feast of St. Paul to 9 In pie evening. The sacr vin Weinstock, will lead the M Westminster Hall. tive board of the Woman's Si p.m. there will be Holy Communioi meet Monday at 10 a.m. merit Is also administered dail; saf service. Junior congregation Monday: 9 a.m.. Tower Hill ciety will meet. at 10 a.m. during the 8 o'clock Mass am will be held at 10 o'clock. The REFORMED «• Co-operative Nursery Schoo, Tuesday: 10 a.m., the Interde Holy Communion with prayers METHODIST after the novena service Mon Talmud course will be held a HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN Middletown 9:30 a.m., the prayer and stud) nominatlonal prayer and studj for the sick will be at 10 a.m, Navesink day evening. 4:30 p.m., followed by Minchi Red Bank Rev. Earl D. Compton wil group will meet in the church group meet In Whiting Chapel; Thursday. The Confraternity of Christia: and Sfialosii Seudos at 5 o'clock Sunday school and family serv preach at the 11 a.m. servic* Rev. John Fulton win bring parlor. 1 p.m., the adult class led bj The evening group of the Epis- Doctrine will function with tti Teenage TNT service will U ices are at 9:20 a.m., with thi Sunday on "God's Rewards.' the message at the 9:30 s.m. Sun- Tuesday: 8 p.m., Lois Circle Rev. Mr. Lowden will meet; copal Churchvramen will meet at following activities. On Thursda; held Sunday at 10 a.m. Lutheran Liturgy at 11 a.m. Sunday ?chool will meet at 9:31 day worsen service. Sunda; will meet In the home of Mrs. p.m., the adult class studyin; 8:15 p.m. Tuesday in the home evening at 8:30 the School of R The Institute for Adult Jewis The Luther League meets Sun a.m. school, with classes for all ages, Robert Nixon, 7 Ward La., Rum- "The Cost of Dlsclpleship," wil of Mrs. Lloyd Wittenberg, 23 ligion for adults, open to no Studies will meet Monday at 7: day at 5:30 p.m. in the Senio The Dorcas Circle will meel meets at 10:45 a.m. A nursay ion;. 8 p.m., session meeting in meet and the Wesley Fellowshi] Acker Dr., Middletown. Catholic) and Catholics will b p.m. Room. Is provided at the morning wor- the Combs DeVoe Memorla will meet. Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the educa- conducted by Rev. William C. asrm..: 456eatarevyseclDail ship service. Room. Wednesday: 9:30 a.m., the The .new building co'mmittei tional building. Anderson In the Red Bank Cat: Dally services are at 6:45 a.m meets today at 8 p.m. in thi BAPTIST Chester W. Hendricks, Jr., is ollc High School Hall, Broad SI Wednesday: 9 a.m., Tower Hil class studying "The Bible Speaks organist The Senior Choir re- and-5 p.m. The Sunday servic< church office. WESTMINSTER Leonardo , The Grammar School of Religioi Co-operative Nursery School; To You," meets; 8 p.m., the hearses Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. is 8:30 a.m. Confirmation Instruction is t PRESBYTERIAN Sunday school meets at 9:45 meets Saturday morning at 9:30 p.m., annual congregational am commission on Christian social The Pastor's Choir rehearses concerns will meet; 8 p.m., the morrow at 10 a.m. in the paris Middletown a.m. Rev. William Carr will The High School of Religion l coporate meetings will be held 1 bouse. preach it the 11 a.m. service o Sundays at 6 p.m. be taught on Thursday evenin Westminster Hall. young adult discussion group wil REFORMED Sunday school meets at 9:1! 1 The church council meets Moi "Terminals an* Transmitters. at 7 in Cabrlni House. meet in the home of Mr. anc New Shrewsbury and 10:45 a.m. Rev. Harlan C Thursday: 10 a.m., "activities day at 8 p.m. in the senior room The evening service is at 7:30. day" of Women's Association In Mrs. Russel Uhrenholdt. Rev. Isaac C. Rottenberg wil Durfee wi|l preach at the 9:1! METHODIST of the church. The calendar tor the week in- Combs-DeVoe Memorial Room. Thursday 7 p.m., Marriec preach Sunday on "No Time fo and 10:45 a.m. services on "Thi Morgan ville There is a service of Matins cludes: \ , MONMOUTH REFORM Couples' Bible Class supper mee Timidity!" Morning devotions an Hiding God." Sunday worship service is at 9 daily, except Saturday, at 10 a.m Sunday: 8:15 p.m., Junior, Jun- TEMPLE ing. at 9:30. The service and church The Senior High UPY will meei >.m. Sunday school meets at 10 ST. DOROTHEA'S CATHOUC in the church. ior High and Senior High Baptisi Shrewsbury school are at 10:30 a.m. Sunday at 7 p.m. a.m. - Eatontown The church is open daily fo: Fellowships. Sabbath Evs services will be Sunday: 7 p.m., Senior High The Men's Bible study group ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL prayer and meditation. Tuesday: 8 p.m., Women's held today at 8:30. Rabbi Rich- Sunday Masses will be cele- Fellowship meeting in the meets Monday at 8 p.m. Eatontown Missionary Society meeting, •rd F. Steiribrink will preach or irated at 7:30, 8:45, 10 and 11 manse; 8 p.m., book discussion trustees' meeting. "The Greatest Commandment o: ,m. and 12:15 p.m. Holy Eucharist will be cele- group meeting in the home ol EMBURY METHODIST BAPTIST CHRIST CHURCH brated Sunday at 8 a.m. Mornin Wednesday: 8 p.m., midweel All." Dally Masses will be at 6:3( Mr. and Mrs. A. P. MaoHroy, Little Silver (Southern Baptist Convention) METHODIST prayer and sermon by Rev. Stan and 9 a.m., except Saturday whe Monday: 6:45 p.m., eighth Rev. Ralph L. Barrett will Iincroft prayer and Bible study. 300 MD6I ROAD . Religious school will be held to ley M. Woolley, Jr., at 10 a.m. Mass will be offered at 8 and grade confirmation class meet- preach at the II a.m. service "BapUst Men's Day" will be morrow at 9 a.m. The school will Church school meets at 10 a.m. Mil HAVIN gather for Sabbath services -ii a.m. ing; 7:30 p.m., capital fund drlvf Sunday on "The Wrsiiod fwy observed this Sunday. Sunday METHODIST the sanctuary, The sacrament of baptism wi The calendar for the week in- co-ordinating committee meeting Sunday on "The World Mission school meets at 9:45 a.m. The Oakhurst —SUNDAY— cludes: Hebrew classes will be he! be administered Sundays at Thursday: 7:30 p.m., higl of Jesus Christ." men of the church will conduct Rev. Dr. John D, Blair wil' Today: 8 p.m., youth confirma- WORSHIP *• Monday at 4:15 p.m. There wil p.m. Arrangements must be made school confirmation, class meets The calendar for the week in- the 11 a.m. service. Training preach at the 9:30 and II a.m tion class. be • a joint meeting of the Men' •me week in advance. Friday: 7:30 p.m., Junior Higl cludes: Union meets at 6:15 p.m. Two services Sunday on "Glad To Be 8:45 and 11:00 Monday: 10 a.m., Holy Euchar- Club and Sisterhood in the re- Confessions will be heard Sat Fellowship meets.^,, Sunday: 5 p.m., Missions pro- deacons will be ordained at thi Alive." ist celebration commemorating CHURCH SCHOOL ligious school building at 8:30 inlays and the eves of Holy Days gram in Christ Methodist Church, 6:15 evening service. ,,The calendar, for the week in- the conversion of St. Paul; 7:30 p.m. it 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 to OLD FIRST CHURCH Fair Haven. Midweek services are 7:30 p.m. cludes: at 9:30 A.M. p.m., adult confirmation class. The adult study Hebrew clasi 8:30 p.m., and before daily Mass- American Baptist Tuesday: 1 p.m., Bible stud; Wednesday in the Lincroft fire Sunday: 2 p.m., acolyte train will meet Wednesday at 10 a.m. es if requested. Wednesday: 9 a.m., Holy Eu United Church of Christ and prayer group meeting in thi house. ing session; 5:30 p.m., School ol charist celebration followed bj Hebrew tutoring class will be The calendar for the week In Middletown church hall; 3:45 p.m., churcl Living and Missions. healing service of unction; held at 4 p.m. The ninth grade dudes: Church school meets Sunday a membership class meets in the Monday: 8 p.m., trustees' meet- p.m., Episcopalian Women meei BAPTIST class will meet at 7 p.m. There Tuesday: 3:30 p.m., catechism 9:30 a.m. Rev. R. Webb Leon church hall; 8 p.m., building com- ing in the church; 8 p.m., Wom- in the parish house. New Monmouth will be a meeting of the rabb classes for New Shrewsbury, ard will preach at the 11 a.m mittee meeting in Elwcod Arm- Bible school meets Sunday al an's Society of Christian Serv- end the confirmation class par- Shrewsbury Township and service on "Past and Present." strong's office, Prospect Ave. 9:30 a.m. Rev. William E. Bis ice executive board meeting in ents at 8:30 p.m. Shrewsbury children in the Vail FIRST BAPTIST Tuesday: 8 p.m., board of trus Wednesday: 8 p.m., Bible stud) grove will preach at 10:45 a.m. the home of Mrs. C. T. Doven- The confirmation class will Homes; 8 p.m., Miraculous Med- Red Bank tees' meeting in the church. and prayer in the sanctuary. on "Whose Coming Is after Work- muehle, 16 Eisele Ave., Wa»a- meet Thursday at 5 p.m. al novena in honor of the Blessed Rev. Stanley E. Mugridge will Thursday: 7 p.m., annua The church school open house, Ing of Satan." At the 7:45 p.m. Mother; 8:30 p.m., Catholic in- speak at the 11 a.m. service Sun- church meeting beginning with "snowed out" last Sunday, has service, the pastor -will speak on formation class. / covered dish supper. been rescheduled for Sunday, A Plea for Separation! EPISCOPAL day on "What Price Prayer." CONGREGATION Wednesday: 7 p.m., High School Jan. 31, at 9:30 a.m. Fair Haven He will be assisted by the as- The Amlco Bible Class will BETH SHALOM of Religion classes for all fresh- sociate pastor, Rev. Lee A. Mor- meet in Fellowship Hall Tuesday Holy Communion will be cele- EMMANUEL BAPTIST Red Bank' men, and the sophomore and jun- ris. Church school meets at 9:45 Atlantic Highlands LUTHER MEMORIAL at 8 p.m. brated Sunday morning at ior girls; 8:15 p.m., classes for Candlelighting time today is o'clock. The 9:30 family servic .m. The second session of the Sunday services are at 11 a.m. New Shrewsbury The midweek prayer service is •:41 p.m. Sabbath Eve services all seniors and the sophomore School of Missions will be held at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. will be Holy Communion and ser- and 7:30 p.m. A prayer meeting "The Lord is My Shepherd . are at 8 o'clock. Rabbi Henry injl junior boys. Sunday beginning at 6 p.m. with mon by Rev. Charles R. Law- precedes the evening service a He Yours?" is the sermon top- The Sky-Pilots and the y o u n g Liegeman will preach on "The Thursday: 2:45 p.m., catechism snack-supper. rence. Church school is at 9:30. ' olclock. Sunday school is a c of Rev. Daniel Reinheimer foi jeople meet Thursday at 7 and Joy of Giving." lasses lor grades 1-3; 4 p.m. The Women's Fellowship will f:30 p.m. respectively. The 11 o'clock service will be 1:45 a.m. Vangelism Sunday at 10:30 a.m. Sabbath services tomorrow are :lasses for grades 4-8; 8:30 p.m. meet Monday evening. Morning Prayer and sermon. Pastor's Bible class will mee unday school and Bible classes at 9 a.m. for the junior congre- ffl Catholic information class. The father - son banquet will Monday at 8 p.m. meet at 9 a.m. Sunday, afternoon CROSS OF GLORY LUTHERAN gation, and 9:30 for the senior Tomorrow morning at 9:30, s held on Tuesday at 6:45 p.m Midweek prayer service i: the leadership training workshop, Matawan Township services. there, will be a Corporate Com- in Mary E. Mount Fellowship quiet PRESBYTERIAN Wednesday at 8 p.m. postponed from last week, will be Sunday school meets at 9 a.m. munion followed by an acolyt* Hall. The Men's Club will have a meeting. Atlantic Highlands The Pioneer Girls meet in the held at 2:30 p.m. Sunday evening in the Strathmore School. Rev. breakfast meeting Sunday at 10 The midweek service Wednes- Rev. Richard B. Anderson wil hurch each week as follows: the Couples' Club will hold its Richard A. Weeden will preach o'clock. The teenage discussion place... Holy Communion will be cele- day is at 7:30 p.m. brated at 9:30 a.m., Monday, the ireach at the 9:30 and 11 a.m Explorers Tuesday at 8:45 p.m. annual game night In the fellow- at the X.3O a.m. service on "You group meets at 7 p.m. Pilgrims Thursday at 3:30 p.m. hip hall at 8 o'clock. Feast of the Conversion of St. «rvlces Sunday. The ordination 1 Name It." Faul. . ind installation of new officers, COMMUNITY and Colonists Friday at 6:30 The Luther Memorial Women PRESBYTERIAN >lanned for this Sunday, will be Port Monmouth ).m. Society will meet Monday at CHRIST METHODIST The children's confirmation Lincroft class meets Monday at 3:30 p.m. wstponed. Church school will Sunday school meets at 9:30 The annual business meeting o i.m. ' Fair Haven , In the parish house. neet at 9:30 a.m. Youth Fellow- m. the church will be held Friday The weekday church school anc Rev. James C. Rupert will Church school is held Sunda' Wednesday morning at 9:30, ihip will meet at 7 p.m. Rev. A. D. Magaw will preach at 8 p.m. confirmation classes will "meei preach at the 8:45 and 11 a.m, at 9:30 a.m. Rev. William J, there will be a service of Holy The annual church meeting at the 11 a.m. service Sunday Tuesday at 4 p.m. services. Sunday school meets at Mills will conduct the 11 a.m Communion and healing. cheduled for last Sunday, has on "Jesus Only." Vesper service ST. AGNES CATHOLIC The adult information class will 9:30 aim. The School of Missions service. ' >een postponed until Feb. 7. will be at 6:30. The sermon * Atlantic Highlands meet in the parsonage Thursday meets at 5 p.m. Members of the young people' a book may Thursday, will be visitation topic will be "The Christian Law Sunday masses are schedule, at 8 p.m. group will meet in the church REFORMATION LUTHERAN ight meeting of tfie deacons. of Love." tor 8:30, 7:45, 9, 10, and II a.m. UNITARIAN Sunday at 2 p.m. to visit wit West Long Branch the children at Marlboro Hospital The schedule for the week in Midweek prayer meeting is and noon. Lincroft be read "The Sin of Retaliation" will TEMPLE BETH AHM The Westminster Youth Fellow- ludes: Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. The ser- The sacrament of baptism is Rev. Harold R. Dean wi be Die sermon theme of Rev. (Formerly Strathmore Jewish ship will meet in Witherspocr Monday: 8 p.m., the UPW Eve- mon topic will be "The Power idmlnistered every Sunday at 1 preach at me 10:30 a.m. servict W. Robert Oswald at the 9:30 of United Prayer." i.m. Arrangements are to be Center) Hall at 7 p.m. that can Ing Circle will meet. Matawan Township Sunday on "Schweitzer—The Con- and 11 a.m. services Sunday. Sun- TWC Bible study group meets ade at the rectory at least two The United Presbyterian Worn Tuesday: 1 pun'., the UPW Aft- Candlelighting time today is at cerned Man." Church School day school meets at 9:15 a.m. today at 7:30 p.m. days previous by one of the par- meets at 10:30 a.m. The covered en's morning circle will meel srnoon Circle will meet; 7:30 4:51 p.m. Sabbath Eve services free ym The Luther League meets at 7:30 ents. dish supper, celebrating the Wednesday in the home of Mrs, ),m., Junior High Fellowship will are at 8:30 in room K-2 of the p.m. Dally masses are scheduled fo eighth anniversary of Unitar- William Spencer, Coronet Ave leet. -BIBLE BAPTIST * Strathmore Elementary School Tuesday at noon the seventh and 8 a.m. On Saturdays the ianism in Monmouth County, post- the afternoon circle will meet i from fear Wednesday: 8 p.m., the Bibje HazJet Rabbi Morris L. Rubinstein will anniversary luncheon of the Hap- (tudy Group will meet. early mass is said at the conven poned from last Sunday, will be he home of Mrs. William J. Rev. Kenneth Jaggard, Hazlet dedicate the services to the Sis- Mills, Everett Rd. and the eve- fou may have passed by this py Hours group, postponed from rill be the speaker at the at 11 Tor the public. held at 7 p.m. in the church. quiet place many times-hut last week, will be held. The Sun- The sacrament of penance Is terhood, and will preach on ning circle in the home of Mrs. METHODIST i.m. service Sunday. Bible schoo Woman's Way." The finance committee will Malcolm Maccubbin, Newman nave never entered il.Ye t here day school staff will meet at 8 idministered on Saturdays from meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Eatontown meets at 9:45 a.m, Evening serv- Junior Congregation will be to- Springs Rd. in this peaceful room, ready p.m. ice will be at 7 o'clock. Rev. I to 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 to 9 p.m church. Services will be conducted Sun- morrow at 10 a.m. in room K-2. for you to read, is a book that Wednesday at 8:30 p.m., the vlr. Jaggard will speak. nd oa Mondays at 8:30 p.m. has freed many thousands lay at 10:45 a.m. by Rev. Eld- There will be a meeting of all Prlscllla Circle will meet in the The quarterly business meeting The Miraculous Medal novena ST. MARY'S EPISCQPAL TRINTTTY EPISCOPAL from fear and worry—has ten C. Campbell. The sermon i conducted Mondays at 8 p.m. :ommlttee chairmen on Monday home of Mrs. Horst Ulfree, 36 ' the church will be held on Keyport Red Bank given them renewed courage oplc will be "The Treasures.of at 8:30 p.m, in the home of Ger- West Campbell Ave., West Long hesday at 8 p.m. in the church. Sunday services begin with and strength to go forward. he Heart." Church school meets ald Hornstein, 186 Deerfield La. Holy Eucharist will be cele- Branch. Midweek prayer service is ST. ANDREW'S EPISCOPAL morning prayer at 7:45 followed It can da this for you. 9:30 a.m. Evening service is brated at 8 a.m. Sunday. Church 'ednesday at 8 p.m. in the Highlands by a celebration of Holy Com- 8 o'clock. school and morning prayer with The place is the Christian ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC mrch. ' Morning prayer each Sunday BRICK REFORMED munion at 8 o'clock.,. The family The calendar for the week in- lecture will be at 9:15 a.m. Morn- Science Reading Room; the Keansburg it 7:45 a.m. followed by Holy Eu- Marlboro service .s conducted at 9:30 a.m., ing prayer and sermon by Rev. ludes: iharist at 3 a.m. Family Euchar- at which time the church school book, Science and Health Sunday Masses will be at 7, PRESBYTERIAN Sunday school meets at 9:30 :anon Charles H. Best will be Tomorrow: 10 a.m., confirma- t and sermon at 10 a.m. Church meets. There will be a celebration with Eey to the Scriptures 8, 9, 10, 11 and noon. Eatontown i.m. Rev. John Hart will preach it 11 a.m. lon classes for junior high youth. chool children will attend this of Holy Communion at 11 a.m. by Mary Baker- Eddy. Dally Masses will be celebrated Sunday' services will be con- at the 11 a.m. service on "One Alcoholics Anonymous and the Sunday: 6 p.m., Methodist ucharist with their parents and Stop at a Christian Science at 7 and 8 a.m. except on first lucted at 11 a.m. by Rev. Rob- Thing I Know." Holy Communion will be cele- Al-Anon Group will meet at 9 'outh Fellowship meeting. eave for their classes after the Reading Boom soon; read the Fridays when hours will be at irt W. Reed. Church school meets The calendar' for the week in- brated Monday (Conversion of St. m. Monday. Monday: 8 p.m., commission reed except on the first Sunday 3ible and Science and Health 6:30 and 8 a.m. 9:45 a.m. cludes: Paul)- at 8:30 a.m. and on Holy Eucharist will be celebrat- n education meeting. if the month when they will re- Wednesday at § a.m. and Friday n the quiet, undisturbed at- On Holy Days, Masses will, be The calendar for the week in- Sunday: 5:15 p.m!,' confirma- ed Wednesday at 8 and 19 a.m. ain for the entire Eucharist, 91 6:30 a.m. aosphere provided for you. offered at 8, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 ludes: Ion class meets; 6:30 p.m. The service of healing will be at n tin first Sunday the priest Sorrow this book, free of a.m. and at 7,30 p.m. No chil- REFORMED Tomorrow: 10 a.m., youth com- fo\ith Fellowship meets. Alcoholics Anonymous will 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. will give an Instruction rather :harge.Orbuyitforyoursel£ dren are permitted at evening Colts Neck lunicant class. Tuesday: 8:15 p.m., Miriam meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. A business people's luncheon han the usual sermon. [library Edition S4. Paper- Mats. Sunday service will be at 11 Sunday: 6 p.m., United Pres- Circle meets in the home of Mrs. will be served in the parish hall, Holy Eucharist each Wednes- «ck Edition J1.95. Confessions will be heard Sat ,m. Rev. Samuel La Penta will lyterlan Youth meets. )avid Smith, Cloverhill Rd., ST. GEORGE'S-BY-THE-RIVER White St., Thursday from 11:30 ireach, Sunday school will meet Wednesday: 8 p.m., Bible study ay at 8 a.m., and on holy days lolmdel. EPISCOPAL nrdays, first Thursdays, and on as announced. Rev. Harold G. a.m. until 2 p.m. The Triangle the eves of Holy Days, from it 8:30 a.m. the manse. Rumson Hub will meet at 7:30 p.m. Covenant Life Class will meet olt, vicar. ,. There will be a celebration of ChristianScience 9:30 to 5 p.m. and from 7:30 to METHODIST S:30. p.m. ' today at 8 p.m. in the church. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE loly Communion Sunday at 8 Atlantic Highlands METHODIST READING Baptisms .will be administered Bowling team will meet at Hosvell SOCIETY HOIINESS i.m. in the chantry. Lanes at 9 p.m. Atlantic Highlands Long Branch Sunday school meets at 9:30 Family service and address by Sea Bright ROOM •very Sunday at 1 p.m. Arrange- .m. Rev. Robert H. Heulitt will ments should.be made a week Consistory will meet Tuesday Church' service and Sunday Sunday school and Junior Rev. Canon George A. Robert- Rev. George W. Starsmtiare will ireach at the 11 a.m. service on In advance of the baptism. •' '8 p.m. in the church. :hool are at 11 a.m. Wednes- 'hurch will meet at 10 a.m. shaw, it 9:30 a.m. The Church ireach at the 11:15 a.m. service , Rev. Edward A. Corrlgan ia Marlboro State Hospital visits ly's testimony: meeting Is at Scrlptur* lesson and prays* 'God Incarnate." school will be held at the same iunday. Church school meets at 209 BROAD ST. putor and Rev, Leo A. Kelty re Thursday at 1:30 p.m. Adult 15 p.m. Reading room hours service tor the sick will to con- The Woman's Society of Chris- lour. i:40 a.m. ' •ad Ray. Frederick A. Valentino ilble study group meats In the •e Tuesday and Saturday from ucted by Rtv. E. a Lawrence, ten Service study group meets At 11 am., morning prayer and Bible study ia Thursday at 7:30 Moo. thru Sal. U-t» hurch »t 8p.m. $.( p.m. except holidays. ptstor, Motutoj it l$jk. tef day at 8 p.m. senpon by thk rector. ~ Alio Fridw Eg* 1:90*,*, • ff- . . ' 8-Friday, January 22, ,1965 WE BAtty BEOSHB Oteg Cassini Says More Shape and Fit in '65 Sportswear will move eve: Hats will be airier and lightei better balanced facial proppr- Church Hall Calendar closer to the body than hereto cappier, smaller, off the face and tions. • i fore. closer to the head (but with sum- Muted, misty, subtle color will There'll be increased interest mer brims will be more wide- be used to mold and contour. at the waistline, with belts achiev- spread and extravagant). All makeup will be softly ing a new peak of importance. blended, and most often brushed Mission at Home on. Belts, in fact, will be seen ev. Everything, but everything, will BED BANK — Rev. Isaac will speak on Africa, and show erywhere. And they'll be wider, be softer than ever. Rottenberg of the First Reform slides of her trip. too. Church, New Shrewsbury, wa FASHION MIRROR Below the waist, easier knee- guest speaker at a recent rncel The longhairs are here. And NOMINATING COMMITTEE length skirts will provide the ac- ing of the Wesleyan Service Guili I'm not referring to the ldnd LOCUST - St. Martha's Guild tion. of The Methodist Church. Hi of All Saints Memorial Episco- you go out and buy a "Violin topic was "A Mission in Oupal Church named a nominating Above the waist, tops will denv for; rather tie ones that lovers Local Community." committee at its recent meeting. onstrate more shape and fit. of the distinctive music of fem- Mrs. Raymond Boyd, spiritual Members are Mrs. Thomas Jackets will be longer than pre- inine style keep an eye out for. life cultivation chairman, opened Ahem, Mrs. Eugene Rabordin, viously and shaped—not just at I'm talking about furs—toats, the meeting, which was held it and Miss Mary Conrad. front, but all around. jackets, mantles—that are fluf- fy, cozy, deliriously different. the church, with devotional serv Mrs. C. P. King, president, re- There'll be more room in the I'm talking about Jots-aMaittons ices. ported on a meeting she attended shoulders coupled with dolman double-breasters and about Miss TUta Schoettle, a guik an. 4 in preparation for "World and batwing sleeves of similarly wrap-arounds of an ever-widen- member, showed slides of oca, Is playing. Members will in the freezer until firm? You can Guest speaker at the March 9 of the New Jersey Association for president; Mrs. Francis P with funds, gifts and toys. The use vanilla or chocolate ice AMERICANISM line in Mario's Restaurant after meeting will be Mrs. Bernard Retarded Children. Refreshments Drucker, Shrewsbury, treasure toys were donated by Bell-Labora- he performance. Mrs. Larry A. xeam — chocolate is surprising- Stansfield of Mechanicsburg, Pa., SHREWSBURY - Col. R. Rwil. l be served and there will be Howard H. Woolley, Oceanport tories. lussell is chairman. compatible with orange flavor. who is presently on a trip to burtillott, (Ret.), of Little Silver games and prizes. assistant treasurer. REGISTER NOW rill be guest speaker at the next Africa with her husband. She Music will be provided for by FOR FALL CLASSES leeting of the Women's Associa- a grant from the recording In- Mrs. Walter R. Rittenhousi :ion of Presbyterian Church, to Long Branch, secretary; Mrs Come in and dustries Trust Fund, obtained » held Thursday at 9:30 a.m. inwith the co-operation of local 399, Samuel Adler, Red Bank, assist browse thru :he church. His subject will be American Federation of Musi- ant secretary; Mrs. Henry Americanism." cians. Patterson, Wanamassa, corre our sponding secretary, and Mrs. A!' Refreshments will be served, Mrs, Robert Schnitzer, Little ton V. Evans, Long Branch, and Early American id a baby sitter will be pro-Silver, is general chairman. Mrs. E. Melvin Goddard, Asburj ided for those attending with The hall will be decorated In a Room ihildren. Women church mem- Park, members at large. Valentine theme. and jers and friends have been in Mrs. Rossbach, new president, rited to attend. iucceeds Mrs. Charles C. Schock, NEW HOURS Antique Gallery A card party will be held in the Ir., who served for four years NEW YORK - The Gallery of at lurch house at Samuel Blair She was presented an inscribec all Friday, March 19. Mrs. Jo-Modern Art, including the Hunt- gold pin from board members. ;ph MoCann, Little Silver, is ington Hartford Collection, Co- Mrs. Sibley, secretary of th! hairman. The annual Strawberry lumbus Cir., schedules new winbuildin- g - expansion fund cam ALADDIN'S festival is scheduled for June 12. ter hours beginning Tuesday. The paign, announced that to da Richard Nichols, Shrews- doors of the Gallery now will be about one half the needed amoun ury, is chairman. A bus trip to closed at 6:45 p.m. on Tuesdays imithville is planned for April 5, through Saturdays and 5:45 Sun- FOOD SALE LAMP tarting at 9 a.m. Reservations days—instead of the 8 p.m. sum- a recent meei Gift and Antique Galleries lust be made prior to March 22. mertime closing schedule. The ing of the Women's Society museum is closed Mondays. It 159 South Main St. [rs. John Newbon, outside ac- Christian Service Navesink Meth- Classical Ballet vities chairman, is in charge of opens at noon on Sundays and atodist Church, final plans we Neptune, N. J. 774-0047 Tangements. 11 a.m. during (he week. How- made for a food sale to be he Tap-Acrobatfc-Toe ilever, the restaurant and cocktail iext Friday in the church anne: j lounge will continue seating visi rom 2 to 4 p.m. Mrs. Fran Modern Jazz tors until 7:30 p.m. on weekdays. Gleeson is chairman, assisted bj Mrs. Herbert Salanger. special claim arranged for If you want to rim those glasses Mrs. William Schuette, gues BALLROOM GROUPS II with "frost," dip them in lemon speaker for the society's Feb. PTA PROJECT — Members of St. Mary's Parent-Teacher Association meet to plan a juice and then into sugar; chill meeting, will show films taken Claiiei (or 3 to E-Yaar-Oldi them until the frost sets. Europe. dessert-bridge party scheduled for Monday at 8:30 p.m. in Our Lady of Fatima Hall. Class and Private Lessons From left to right are Mn. Terry Byrne, Mrs. William Dibble, co-chairman with Mrs. George Schepp (not pictured), and Mrs. Patrick Con- of the refreshment committee. 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J., LITTLE SILVER — "Making Jan. 2, here In the University A Portrait hi Bronze" was the Chapel at topic of guest speaker Fritz Cleary of Interlaken at last University. A reception followed week's meeting of the Woman's in the Tau Phi Delta fraternity Club of Little Silver, here in the house. clubhouse, Rumson Rd. The bride was given in mar- riage by her father and attended The author and sculptor gave by her sister, Miss Judith Latch, Mil* Eileen J. Corrigan Miss Diane Boyle Miss Karen R. Hoereth Miss Leonora C. Gartner a demonstration In sculpture and as maid of honor. exhibited two of his works. He was introduced by Mrs. Robert Clark was bridesmaid. C. Winfield, chairman of the art Mr. Woodruff was best man department. tor his Brides-fo-Be Plan Weddings in June ushered. Mrs. Joseph G. Costigan was The bride is a senior at the SGNOTIS-CORR1GAN School," where her fiance was a son of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Ketch- Otterbein where he is majoring lamed chairman of the club's tea state universitv and her husband, HIGHLANDS — Announcement student. He ij employed by the ledge of Kemp Ave., Rumson, for- in Spanish and education and Is dance, which will be held Sun- Is made ot the engagement of H. A. Wilson Company, Union. merly of Whippany. a member of Pi Beta Sigma day, Jan. 31, from 4 to 8 p.m. an alumnus of the university, is Miss Eileen Jean Corrigan to A June wedding is planned. Miss Boyle, a graduate of Bay- fraternity. in The Cobblestones, Mlddie- a candidate for a master's de- Charles Michael Sgnotls, by her ley Ellard High School, is a jun- towh. Vice chairman of the event gree parents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael KETCHLEDGE-BOYLE ior at Monmouth College, West MEAGER-GARTNER is Mrs. Everett C. Baynton. Tho couple now reside in Unl- Corrigan, Kl Bay Ave. He is the WHIPPANY — Announcemeni Long Branch, where she is ma- HOLLYWOOD, Fla.-Announce- •on of Mr*. Frances Sgnotls, 299 Other events announced Include is made by Mr. and Mrs. Don- joring in mathematics. nient is made by Mrs. Charles Hie monthly dessert card party Bay Ave., and the late Charles ald Boyle, 24 Deerfield Rd., o! Mr. Ketchledge, a graduate of Louis Gartner of this city, for- Sgnotis. Monday In the clubhouse with the engagement of their daugh- Hanover Park High School and merly of Little Silver, N, J., of Mrs. Wallace Stafford, chairman, Mis* Corrlgan is a senior at ter, Miss Diane Boyle, to Ray- Monmouth College, West Long the engagement of her daughter. assisted by Mrs. Maurice J. Henry Hudson Regional High mond A. Ketchledge. He is the Branch, is majoring in economics Miss Leonora Charlotte Gartner, Donovan; garden department gt the Graduate School of Busi- to James Kelly Metzger, son of meeting Tuesday at i p.m.-toird ness at Columbia University, New Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Miles Metz- slides shown by Mrs. Chester E. York City. ger of Cortland, N.Y, Sharp and Mrs. Joseph A, Mc- Mr». Donald WoodruH Italian Designer Tries A June wedding is planned. Cann; art department painting (The former Mary Jane Latch) MEYER-HOERATH Miss Gartner, daughter also group Jan. 28 at 9:30 a.m. Mrs. WESTBRVTCXE, Ohio - Mrs. of the late Mr. Gartner, is a George Ferguson was hostess at 'Split-Level' Designs John R. Hoerath of this place, graduate of Red Bank High Tuesday's meeting of the drama Science Movie has announced the engagement School and received her A.B. in department and Mrs. Arthur S. By LOUISE HICKMAN had back-Jutting polo pullovers of her daughter, Miss Karen English at Trenton State College Wade, Sr., was chairman of the To Be Shown Associated Preu Fashion Write over slender skirts, all in stiff Hoerath, to Robert A, Meyer, and M.S. in student personnel welfare department meeting, that NEW SHREWSBURY - Tlie ROME (AP) — Forquet yester cotton cloque. son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert K. at Indiana University. She is di day. Mrs. H. D. Van Namen was second of a series of movies day made a smash hit at tli His evening clothes were spiral Meyer, Carnegie Ct., Middletown, rector of student activities at the in charge of the literature de- Borne spring and summer fa?hl< toga wraps in soft silks. N. J. " will be shown tomorrow at State University of New York, at partment program Wednesday in 9:30 a.m. at Sycamore School. shows, presenting a collectloi Forquet boutique clothes cam< A June wedding is planned. Cortland. :he clubhouse. Children In grades 5 through 8 typified by split-level designs am in bold parquet-patterned silks: Miss Hoerath, a senior at Ot- Mr. Metzger, whose father is black', warm brown and white. Mrs. A. Barton Cross an- are invited to attend. back-and-forth buttoning. terbein College, is majoring' in dean of students at the College nounced that the fifth district His swirling bias chiffon pants Tomorrow's film is "About He took lull advantage of tl English and is a member of Ep- at Cortland, is a student at ths prize-winning play "Fantasy Im- were marvelous, filming over silon Kappa Tau sorority. University of Vermont and served Time," an hour-long color film shift from the spacious Pi nudity. promptu" will be presented at the Palace In Florence, where he ha Mr. Meyer also is a senior at three years In the U.S. Army. Feb. 10 club meeting. prepared by the Bell System De Barentzen, also on yester- shown before, to the more in Chairman of the hostesses was for popular TV. Dr. Ivan Kam- day's big-name Rome program, tlmate quarters of his Rom Mrs. George H. Merrill. Recep- inow has arranged for Hw looked less prophetic. His look is •teller. He no longer had to mafc tionists were Mrs. Lucille Mori films. a neat and trim one, beautifully allowances for the long Florenc Militant Society Women and Mrs. Henry H. Abbott. The The final movie in the series presented. runway and could stick to r tea table arrangement was by will be Saturday, Jetn. 30. at simple, intellectual style. Straight but not strict De Ba- Mrs. Marshall R. Stoecker, gar- 9:30 a.m. at Sycamore School. rentzen coats had back fullness Threaten GM Boycott den department chairman. Pre- It is entitled "The Thread of Split-level designs were typifi' lightly held by loose belts, or by a white wool gabardine jack* siding at tea was Mrs. W. Russell Life". minimum back Mousing ove By FRANCIS STIIXEY GM announced some, months to the waist and soft and pullet Kiely and Mrs. Wade. close belts. NEW YORK (AP) - A group ago plans for erection of a 48- thread shirring, worn over a hi] When you have bought extra ol society ladles has set out to bone length wesklt blouse, over Short jackets were worn wWi story building on the site of the chicken and are storing it In the put a dent In a fender of the Court St. James ' toft, slim skirt. avon-front or side-wrap skirts. hotel, a dignified mecca of the freezer, be sure to clean it be- Smooth gabardine plaids for these giant General Motors Corp. well-to-do for decades and an edi- Plans Card Party fore wrapping — just as you Back-and-forth buttoning! fei were among the newest-looking They're threatening to organ fice regarded as one of the city's RED BANK-^Court St. James, -would do if you were going to tured single-breasted Jacket fabrics of the season. All De Ba- ize a nationwide boycott of GM — Mrs. Peter J. Marx, Jr. landmarks. Catholic Daughters of America, cook ths chicken right away. over double-breasted skirts, cer rentzen wools were from Nattier cars and other products if the (The former Diane Gloster) The noted hostelry occupies the will hold a card party Thursday, ter-buttoned tops over side-bui of Torino, evidence of the Italian company goes ahead with plans blockfront of Fifth Avenue be- Jan. 28, at 8 p.m. in the Molly toned skirts. designers' new awareness of their to tear down Manhattan's famed tween 58th and 59th streets op- Pitcher Inn.' Forquet used big mother-o! own textile Industry. Savoy Plaza Hotel and replace posite the Grand Army Plaza at Mrs. Grandin Chapman, of At- Miss Gloster Married pearl buttons on pale fabrics it with a skyscraper office build- Central Park. WHY PAY mixed turquoise with Jade green lantic Highlands Is chairman and ing. The active chairman of the EEANSBURG — Miss Diane Mrs. John Kelly, Port Mon- white and pale beige, pale blui Mrs. Otis Emery, also of Atlan- womens' committee, and its Dorothy Gloster, 22 Main St., Port mouth, and Mrs. David Scott, and pale green, Democratic Some of the women own Gen- tic Highlands, Is assistant chair- spokesman, Is Mrs. Helen M. Monmouth, daughter ot the late West Keansburg, sisters of the MORE? Forquet coats looked like sui eral Motors stock-and they say lan. Mri and Mrs. John H. Gloster, bridegroom, were bridal attend- they're going to put pressure on Clark, a lawyer and a leader in The court is planning a book and hit suits like coats, example civic affairs. ^VHM Queens, I. I., became the bride ants. They wore identical gowns ot his fascination with optic I Women Hear other women shareholders to Join tea to be held Sunday, Feb. 14, of Peter J. Marx, Jr., here Sat- and carried nosegays of white Numerous socially prominent fects in this collection. the boycott—or womancott. in tire parish room. Mrs. Clay- urday. carnations. Their headpieces weie women among the membership The ladles are much wroth. ton Held, Middletown, is chair- made of matching flowers with Skirts were never full, but ha< LWV Views include Mrs. John A. Warner, the The bridegroom is the son of They have organized a com- circular veils. soft front Interest, fold-ove MIDDiLETOWN - "Middle- former Emily Smith, daughter of Peter J. Marx, Sr., 1 Fox Ave., mittee called "Save Our Land- Edward Marx, at home, was pleats on bias cuts, wrap-around town's Form of Government- the late Gov. Alfred E. Smith. Keansburg, and the late Mrs. apron panels and fine pleating— marks!—Save the Plaza Square." best man for his brother. Model T, or Plan E?" was the A General Motors spokesman Marx. still just in front. Its honorary chairman is novelist Shore Dentists Ushers were Mr. Kelly and) Mr. topic of a talk by Mrs. Richard said the company as yet has Rev. Leo A. Kelty performed Fannie Hurst. :ott, brot For summer cocktail wear R. Anderson, representative o received no word from the com- the double ring ceremony in St. Hold Seminar bridegroom. the League of Women Voters ol mittee and preferred to say noth- Ann's Catholic Church. EATONTOWN - More than 40 A reception was held in The Fashion Show Middletown Township, at a meet ing until a communication is re- members of the Monmouth- Edward Pritchard, Bronx, es- Cardinal Room of Buck Smith's ing of the local Women's Demo- To Take Part ceived. The committee leaders RED BANK - WiUielmina Dob Ocean County Dental Society at- corted the bride. She wore a Restaurant, East Keansburg. cratic Club Monday in the Wal- said GM needn't worry—it'll be MIDDLETOWN bins', collection of spring fashion! tended an all-day post-graduate floor-length peau de soie gown The bride was graduated from nut Room, Harmony Bowl. hearing plenty, and quickly, too. will be presented Wednesday In Spelling Bee with lace chapel-length train. The Raritan Township High School Route 35 and "If General Motors is only in- seminar Wednesday at the Civic Jan. 27, irom noon to 2 p.m Mrs. Anderson, chairman of the NEW SHREWSBURY — Julia fitted bodice had a lace-bordered and attended Stewart's School of terested in the dollar sign at the Auditorium, Mon-moutb Shopping Hew Monmouth Rd Molly Pitcher Inn. LWV township government re- round neckline and short sleeves. Business Administration, Asbury Gibbs, an eighth grader at Tin expense of ruining our land Center. Speaker was Dr. Modeling will be Mrs. Edward source committee, was intro- A butterfly veil of French illu- Park. ton Falls School, will participate marks, we are not interested in Daniel D. Sehube of New York Fitter and Mrs. C. Keith Schul- duced by Mrs. Raymond O'Neill, sion was attached to her crown in the state Grange spelling bee buying their cars," asserted Mrs. Sty. The bridegroom attended North New Shrewsbury," tes, Red Bank; Mrs. Roger Pow- Jr., WDC program chairman. of pearls and she carried a cas- Tuesday In Trenton. Clark. Dr. Schube is a prominent Plainfield High School and Is em- er, New Shrewsbury, and Mr cade bouquet of white chrysan- at Route 35 Mrs. Anderson used' charts to Julia, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. >ral surgeon on the staff of ployed by Beeler Tree Expert John Farley and Mrs. Charle: themums. clarify her explanation of the Charles Glbbs, 15 Leland Ter., Jolumbia University School of Co., Red Bank. Shrewsbury Ave. Blair, Little Silver. mayor-council government and and Robert I. Price, principal of Dentistry, and a diplomate of Miss Ann Scully, Woodhaven, TTiey will reside at 1 Fox Ave., the council-manager government, Tinton Farts School, will attend he American Board of Oral N. Y., was maid of honor. She Keansburg. Demos Slate wore a deep rose satin street- and two forms available to Mid- the spelling bee, Surgery. He told of how skillful length sheath with round neck- dletown under Plan E of the Julia recently took first place In echniques and careful treatment FRENCH line, short sleeves and floor- Faulkner Act, and. how they com- Installation planning do not necessarily prev- Hie county spelling bee, represent length matching detachable train. pare to the present township ing Atlantic Grange. Denlse Ste- ent the development, of unex- BUTTER comnniteee form of government. A circular veil was held by her ward, Wall Central School, rep- For Tonight pected problems in extensive pearl crown and she carried a Rumson Reading Institute The league's studies, said Mrs. resenting Glendola Grange was Jental treatment. He then des- nosegay of white carnations. GOOKIES Anderson, resulted In its prefer- second. EATONTOWN - The Demo- iribed the surgical means neces- (Associated with the Ranney School) ence for the council-manager cratic Club will install officers ;ary to prevent the premature 40 VARIETIES Robert Ryan, Wall Junior-Sen- CANDIDATES TO SPEAK form of government. Among the ior High School, is first place at its organization meeting to- loss of a completed oral recon- night at 8:30 o'clock in the Com- advantages of this form, she ex- winner for boys. He represents struction should these problems UNCROFT — The Llncroft- munity Center, IVfonmouth Shop- 1.19 plained, are the separation of Glendola Grange. Neil Grossman, arise. ' Everett Parent-Teacher Associa- ping Center. tion will hold its next meeting on SPRING SESSION powers, the system of checks and Freehold Township, representing Dr. G. F. DePekary, chair- I FULL Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. in the Lin-|| balances, the option of electing Monmouth Grange 92, was sec- Newly elected officers are man of the dental society post- croft School. LB. five, seven, or nine councilmen, ond place winner. Thomas S. Price, president; graduate committee, announced FEBRUARY 1 - MAY 27 Donald R. Tober, vice president; and a manager appointed by the The four students will represent the next seminar will be held Candidates for the Middletown | REG. 1.39 LB. Mrsi Jacqueline Burkett, secre- council. Monmoath County in Trenton, Feb. 17. Speaker will be Dr. Township Board of Education and tary; Simon Duhon, treasurer; READING, ENGLISH, STUDY SKILLS Mrs. Anderson said that the Ralph Terrace who will discuss board members will be intro-1 and Mrs. Margaret Scatuorchio, league wishes to give this talk lew materials available to the duced. The new budget for 1964-1 recording secretary. 1 BIRNN CANDY on township government to local Fort Tour Made dentist, and how they may be 1965 will also be discussed at this ] Saturday morning or weekday evenings. This course meeting. clubs, and has recently prepared Committee appointments will properly utilized. is offered at all levels from 7th grade through college, 91 BROAD STREET letters to 75 organizations ex- By Camera Club be made, followed by a discus- Refreshments will be served II with students grouped according to ability. It helps pressing its .availability. NEW SHREWSBURY - The sion of club objectives for the Count on a pound of fresh snap after the meeting by the hospital-1| RED BANK A business meeting followed, Tinton Falls camera club visited coming year. jeans serving four to six persons. Ity committee. students to read with tpeed and comprehension, to at which the dub elected to re- Fort Monmouth yesterday with The borough's new councilman, write grammatically and logically, to spell accurately, tain its slate of officers. Miss Marjorie Doust, club ad- Bruce J. Mangan, lone Demo- and to increase vocabulary. This course is popular Mrs. William Balbach is pres- viser. crat on the governing body, JANUARY ident; Mrs. Paul Kavanaugh, vice The group visited the photo- will greet members. "BIQIf ADRATE" with serious students who want to improve school president: Mrs. James Gill, sec- graphic division in the morning, grades and to prepare for college boards or other CLEARANCE retary, and Mrs. Theodore Es- lunched in Myers Hall, then Speaking of sqirara . . . you can find thai type el exams. We have classes to meet the needs of ths klldsen, treasurer. Committee toured the TV studio. Celebrate 30th fastest students. ihelrmen are Mrs, Raymond Attending were Connie McMul picture frame, made by ... SALE O'Neill, Jr., program, Mrs. Ray- len, Erica Swenson, Content Peck- Anniversary REDUCTIONS UP TO mond O'Neill, Sr., welfare, and ham, Julia Gibbs, Kenneth Hand, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — That Little Old Frame Maker Mrs. Edurard Roberts, publicity. Joan Gilbert, Robert Klein, Chris- Mr. and Mrs. Edmund F. READING for children in grades 1-6 tine Llnney, Frank Walter, Steve Mrs, Kavansugh and Mrs. Rob- McMullin, 38 Mount Ave., At- Two l'/i hour meetings a week after school. This 50% OFF ert! were named chairmen of Johnson, Pamela Perry, Chris- lantic Highlands, celebrated the auditing committee. topher Smith, Linda Ingersoll, their 30th wedding anniversary course emphasizes phonics and sight vocabulary, Diana Moore, Barbara Connors, last night at a family dinner LOU COOPER paragraph comprehension, phase reading. The Shelia Berke and Susan Ford. 483 SHREWSBURY AVE. 747-1975 SHREWSBURY Chicken breasts that-1(?weigh party in the Colony Inn, Rumson. children meet in small groups according to reading CLAUDIA'S ibout one pound each when sim- ability. , . mered in. water to cover, will 1231- FASHIONS need about thirty minutes cooking have your 129 MARKHAM PL. time.'' .- - • • ••• DANCE CLASSES MATHEMATICS Ntxt *o Lttfl. Silvir School Planning to roast a goose for a Enroll Now For STORM WINDOWS Courses at all levels from basic arithmetic through >HONE 747-M36 wintertime company dinner? Plan advanced algebra and analytics. All courses are Opin 9.30 to 5:30; Fri. 'til 9 on a bird that weighs about eight • Ballet • Tap • Toe •Baton planned to develop a logical approach to problem- pounds serving eight people. and DOORS • Jazz • Acrobatics • Ballroom solving and to develop facility in applying mathe- Regrazed matical processes accurately. Children from age 3 • Repaired taani and adult! /• Re-screened All courses under the direction of Russell G. Roaney, formerly Associate Director, NYU Reading Institute FOR FREE ESTIMATES "WIG CHATEAU" LEAH MAUER Send for bulletin 741-1043 239 Third Aye., Long Branch Studio of Dance 37 E. FRONT ST., 747 QCCO PLATE GLASS IWIGS $75 up—WI&LETS $18 M P REQ BANK, N. J. /HI-JOQJL MORRIS COMPANY Rumson Reading Institute All H.lr PfoJuch 100% Humin+ftir Mid. !ii U.SA. MATAWAN STUDia AT P.I.I. CALL 566-22*2 ND IANK COMPLETE WIG CARE 229-9734 Av«. of Two Rivers. 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Franklin I'M Crown—Rod Flash—90 mln. 2—Quick Draw McGrow 1:11 Jemct Mason—M mln. president of the Central Jersey M-Cn Frwical>-L«un »-Ai lt» World Tumi • 10:01 the county. 13-Once Upon A Day-Children 4-Underdoo-Cartoons J—Film-No Time for Love- Jobbers Association at a meeting U;» 4-Let'i Moke A Deal S:M 7—Shenanigans—Children Claudem Colbert-1 hr., 35 mln. 2—Candid Camera To attend the party and qualify, 4— Rogues—Drama i Kiwi mbtrt Trout 5-fllm-A Letter to Three Hu$b»«h- 5—Sandy's Hour—Children »-Cooklno—Bontempls 7—Film—Terror ot Black Falls- Tuesday in the American Hotel, Emlyn Wl«tam»-U ml». II—Bald Journey—Travel contestants must submit a letter I!:* 11—Three Stooges—Comedy 11—This Is the Life—Religion House Peters, Jr —90 mln. I—Start* for Tomorrow 7—Ann Sottiern—Comedy 11:10 here. U-Whot'i New-Children 10:W stating, in 25 words or less, why *-Tr»ttl er Cwatqumcw-Gorru *—Pomtla Mason—Interview , 2—What's My Line? EVENIN6 2—Mighty Mouse-Cartoons 4—Film Drama -i they ere eligible. Lloyd Halsey, Red Bank, rep- S-Cartoofi Ploytlnw-Holl 1:5S J:JO II—True Adventure 1:00 4—Fireball XL-5-Chlldren 7—Fothtr Know Best 4-Newi-Flt>yd Kalber 7—Annie Oakley—Western 5-Tljhtrope-Pollce 11:00 Contestants will receive an in resenting Red Bank Auto Parts, IJ-Elecfrwto ol Worli 11—News—Kevin Kennedy 2—News— Harry Reasoner !:«• . •- . 11—En France—Language 1:45 13— Inales Para Todos was elected vice president of the • 11:4S *—Pouworo—Go me 11:00 2—Film—Jezebel— 4-Nevre—Hartz, Boda, Field vitation to see Natalie Wood and 1-Ouldlng Llaht—Serial 4-Mwmnt of Truth Bette Davis—2 hrs., 5 mln. S—Smatt Report group. Other officera are Charie* 7-Weather-Ken Robot 2— Linus—Cartoons 7_Fllm—Whits Slave Ship— Tony Curtis in Sex and the. Sin- 11:91 7—Flame In Hit Wlnd-Serlol 4— Dennis the Menace 4:50 Lang, Lang's Auto Supply, Bel- 4-NtWI-Roy Schww Il-Weather-Vlvlan Farrar Pier Angell—2 hrs. gle Girl. The winner will, be 1:» <:J0 7—Casper—Cartoons I—Film—Boom Town— IN Clark Gable—: hrs., 10 mln. 9-LodlM Of The Press awarded prizes and will be eligi- mar, treasurer, and Muriel Wal- II—Nevni S—News-Robert Trout 9^Fllm-The Coldlh Story- Il-Cod* Three-Police }-LMVf If to Beaver 1:10 Jotin Mills—Z hrs. SUNDAY lace. Wallace Brothers, Late- 4—Bgchrior Follwr—Comedy 4—Local News—Gobo Pressman* 11:05 ble to compete for an all-expense 3—Hx» Party—Llnkleltw Bill Ryan 11—Religious Leaders MORN INS 5—Boston Symphony—Music paid weekend In Hollywood via hurst, secretary. ' t *—Ooctors-Strlol 5—Astroboy—Cartoon ll:J0 4:50 7-News 11:15 7—Day In Court—Drama 7—Locol News-Bill Beutel 2—Jetsons—Cartoon 2—News—Joe Loughlln Frank American Airlines Astrojet. Mr. Bellman succeeds Tex Sa- 7:00 9—Dr. Joya Brottitrt 9— Maverick—Western 4—Fury—Drama Gilford 7—Christopher Program torious, of Tex Auto Supply, Tren- THE SISN OF II—Wondrrfu) World—Travi) 17—Superman—Adventure 5—Yancy Der/lnger 11:M Letters, must be delivered to the 1:15 7—Porky Pig—Cartoons 7:11 3—En Francois—Lessons 2—Film—Scandal Sheet—Broderlck Community Theater here by to- ton, as president. DELECTABLE t:a 11-Word or Life-Religion 4-Modern Former Crawford—1 hr. 35 mln. ' 7—News—Morlene Sanders 7—News— Ron Cochran cB t RTo3bbU"AeqP.- 7:3* 4-Man*OI The World morrow night. EATINft . . . 4:45 5ATURDAY 5—Christopher Program 7_N!ws-BIII Beutel 2—To Tell til. Truth J-Edltorlal-Mlchoel Keating AFTERNOON 7—This Is the Answer ?—Hy Gardner—Interviews 4—Another World—Serial ' -Weather-Pat Hernon 11:00 7:« II—Encounter—Religion SECOND CLASS IMAGE 5—Peter Guim—Myitery 7:00 S—Sky King—Adventure 5—Herald of Truth—Religion 11:40 YOUR 7-Generol Hospital—Serial 2—News—Wolter Cronklle 4—Exploring—Children 1:00 7—Fllm—JiVhlte Slave Ship— NEW YORK (AP) - Among 9—James Beard—Cooking 5—Jungle Jlnv—Adventure 2—Around the Corner n—24 Men—Western 4—News—Huntley, Brhkley Pier Jlngall—2 hrs. off-Broadway's problems, list a 5—Mickey Mouse Club 7—Bugs Bunny—Cartoons 7-Falth for Today x HOME 13—Music Interlude 1:11 ~ n-M caste handicap, says Paul 7—McKeever—Comedy 1—Local Issue—TMIman 1—World Of Life—Religion 1:25 —Mogllla Gorilla—Cartoon] 12:30 4-Agrlculfure U.S.A. 2—News—Douolas Edwards ?2.« Libin, president of the League 13—Compleot Gardener 5—My Friend Fllcko—Drama 5—Light Time—Religion AWAY !—Christopher Proorom 5—Film—Volet ot Hie Whistler- of Off-Broadway Theaters. 1:30 7:30 . 5—Film—Paris After Dark- Richard Dlx-2 hrs. I-Edgf of Night—Serial •Rawhide-Western George Sanders—90 mln. < 0;M 12:30 "The fact that we are treated HELD OVER! FROM 4—You Don't Soy!—Gomt 4—International Showtime 7—Hopplty-Hooper 9—News ond Weather 4-Tne Saint—Myster 5—Hall ol Fun—Fred Half 5—Top Caf—Cartoons II—Insight—Religion 1:15 9—News And Weather as second-class citizens is the feAsftiftoftottAAAeABtfl 7-Youna Marrled»-Serlal 7—Fl Intstones—Cartoon 9—Christopher Program 1:00 real dilemma of off-Broadway," HOME! 9—High Road to Adventure 9— Film—So This Is Love— I—Young Worlds '«—Panel 1:3* •Film—Mystery of Mr. Wong- rrSTHEBIGGFSTl 11—Abbott ond Costello Kamryn Grayson—2 hrs. 4—Education Report 5—King and Odle—Cartoons . Boris Karloff-1 hr. 20 mln. he told the Drama Desk, an or- COCKTAIL LOUNGE 13— Books for Our Tlmt I—Fllm-Devll Goddess- 7—American Bandstand 7—For Thou Art with Me ganization of theater writers. 4.-M Johnny Welssmuller—M mln. 9— Film—The Coldlh'Story— 9—Gospel Time—Music 2-Newsi IANQUET FACILITIES 2—Secret Storm—Serial 13—Stories of Guy de Maupassant- John Mills-! hrs. II—Evangel Hour—Religion 1:10 1:45 4-Motdl Gomt Drama 1—William Tell—Adventure 2—Film—Troll of the Lonsome Pine— PLAN REVIVAL 1:30 4—Library Lions—Education Sylvia Sidney—2 hrs. 7—Trollmaster—Western •:M 9:M •77 Sunset StrlD—Mystery I—News 1:N OF 'HIGH BUTTON SHOES' 9—Clouds Klrchner—Children •—Wonderama—Sonny Fox 7—Farmer's Daughter 4—Lets Talk Business 4—Film—Stranger on the Road- MoimouHi Pky. & Brdway. 11—Beachcomber Bill '—Film—Little iwiss Broadway— NEW YORK (AP) -"High «:*> I)—Roller Derby Will Hutchlns-1 hr. 4:13 2:00 Shirley Temple—90 mln. Button Shoes," a musical hit of WEST LONG BRANCH J—Jack Benny—comedy I—On Broadway Tonight 9-V.I.P.'s-Blooraphy- 1:10 4—Bob Hope—Dromo 2—Doctors Today—Discussion 2— Film— Romeo ond Juliet- for «mnroHoM Coll ItMflt 4-Doblt Glllls—Comedy 4-College Basketball Eddle Rlckenbocker Broadway's 1947 season, i 5-Soupy Sales-Children 7—Addoms Family 1—Let's Hove Fun—McCann Leslie Howord-IS mln. 11—Thriller-Mystery —Temple vs. Fordham MONDAY slated for off-Broadway reviva 9:15 13—News S-Fllm-LHeboat ."^ MORNINO §••••••••••••••••••• IBBB Tolluloh Bankhead—90 mln. 4-Bible Story Game in March. 1:33 2;3» -Senator Case Reports 13-Chanalno World 4:00 Charles G. Stockton and 2—Long View—DTscusslon 9:10 4—Education Exchange >:M I—Way to Go—Religion - Robert Whitewood have acquired 5—East Side/West Side 7—Page One—Interview 11—NFL Highlights 4-Let's Talk Abottf God 7-News the staging rights for the show 7-Valentln* Day 9—New Jersey Report 1:10 that has music by Jule Slyne, 2—Repertoire Workshop 9:45 J-Our Miss t rooks' 3-Gomer Pyle, USMC 4-Jewlsh Fourth R lyrics by Sammy Cahri and book Jack Nolan's 4-Jock Benny—Comedy 7-Fllm-Road America SW- 4-Charlle Chaplin Classics ' 10:M 7— FDR—Documentary Les Kelter 7—Prolect Know—Education by Stephen Longstreet. I—Lamp Unto My Feet "Gay-Nineties Atmosphere" 9—Arrest ond Trial—Drama 1:30 7:00 4-Jewlsh Heritage 11—College Basketball — 2-Muslcal Theatre 2-News And Weather 21 WESt RIVER RD. RUMSON S-Fllm—High Society- 9—Point of View—Discussion 4-Today Folrlleld vs. Falrlelgh Dickinson Leo Gorcey—60 mln. 10:M 13—Comers—Discussion 7-Cartoons-^Chlldren 7—Pro Bowlers Tour 2—Look Up ond Live 7:M • TOM DALTON SAM BALDANZA 10:00 11—Regis Phllbln—Variety 4—Education Exchange 2—Slahery's People $—Survey ol the Arts 3:41 7—Beony ond Cecil—Cartoons 1:00 and his BANJO on the PIANO 4—Jock Poor—Variety 9-New York Report-Smllh 5—Detectives— Police ' 4—Ski Scene-Miller S-Sandy Becker—Children 7-12 O'clock High 4:00 11:00 l:» 13—News—Gary Gllson 2—CBS Gall Classic 2—Camera Three 7-News 4—Film—Charlie Chon ot the Olympics 4-Seorchllaht—Interview —Warner Oland—40 mln, 7— Bullwinkle^-Cortoons 13-World at Ten 7—Cartoons—Children [ Tired of the Snow ? ] 4:30 9—Film—So This Is Love— 11-Cartoons-Chlldren Kafhryn Grayson—2 hrs. 5—Horry S. Truman 5—Sandy's Hour—Children 13—To be announced 1:00 11-Kuklo and Ollle-Puppets 2—Legislative Hearing Staying in tha House? j 11:00 2-Fllm-Parls Holiday- l:S0 Bob Hope—2 hrs. 4-Dlrect Line—Interview 11-Cartoons-Chlldren 2—News—Jim Jensen 7-Dlscovery •«S-chlldren 4—News—Fronk McGe* 5-Harse Race-Hlaleoh [ Coll tome friends and J 5-News A— Blnfl Crosby Golf Tournament SUNDAY J-My Little Margie-Comedy 7—News—8111 Beutel 7—Wide World ol Sports AFTERNOON 4-Birthdoy House—children 9—News—John Wlngate, Walter Klernan 9—Whlrlyblrds—Adventure 12:00 7—£ale Storm—Comedy ' 13—Reflections 11—Peter Potamus—Cartoons J—Newsmakers—Interview II—Jock La Lanne—Exerclsi ting - along at | 1:30 11:10 4—Youth Forum—Gordon 4—Weaitw—Tex Antoine 5—Sandy's Hour—Children 7—New York, New York 9—Form Report S-Fllm—They Mode Me a Criminal- 9—Championship Bowling 11—Code Three—Police 9:» JACK NOUN'S || John Garlleld—1 dr., 50 mln. 11-Rocky and His Friends 11:23 9-News ond Weather 7—Locol News—Bill Beutel EVENING 1—News II—Weather—Marilyn Grey e:oo 2—Love That Bob!—Comedy 13—Electronics at Work 4-New York Illustrated 2—Foc» The Nation—Interview 5-Fllm-Twentlefh Century—John 11:11 5—Soupy Sales—Children 4-Alr Wliant—Science Barrymore—I hr IS mln. 4-Local News—Jim Hartl 11—Superman—Adventure II—Racket Squod—Police 7—Film—it Happened One Nlant— PLAYER PIANO 7—Les Crane—Variety 4:30 1:00 Clark Gable-! hrs. 9-Sports-Mosher 4—Local News—Gabe Pressman, 2—Film—Tanon and the Huntress- 9—Quest for Certainty LIGHT MENU 11-Sports-Bob Wolff Bill Ryan Johnny Welssmullen-1 hr. 25 mln. 11-Rockel Sauod—Police ATLANTIC 7—Laramle— Western 4—Recital Holl—Music 1J—Adventures In Language THEATRE 2—Film—The Whole Truth— 5—Film—Wings of the Navy- o—Flyina Fisherman 9:io IlicbllliHli—I'i'l. IflflBBBBBHiBBBBBBBB Stewart Granger—1 hr., 40 mln. 11—Cloy Cole—Variety George Brent—2 hrs. IJ-Sclence Lob—Education -Cloy Cole—Variety <:40 7—Directions '45—Religion 11:23 4—Weather—Frank Field 9—Film—So This Is Love— Kamryn 4-News—Bob Wilson NOW INGS 7 and 9—Fllm-The Coldlfz Story- •:4J Grayson—2 hrs. 10:0* John Mills—2 hrs. 4-News ll-«lke Hammer—Myster 2-N»ws-Mlke Wolloce 11:M 7:00 1:30 4-Moke Room for Daddy 4—Johnny Carson 2—News—Tom Dunn 4-Cathollc Hour—Religion 9—Film—The Restless Breed—Anne 4—Its Academic—Art James 7—Issues and Answers Bomcoft—90 mln. II—Passing Parade^-Nesbltt S~ Bronco—Western 11—M Squad-Police 1-Code Three—Police V—Film—Conqueror of the Orient— 10:10 1-5—News Glanna Maria Canale—90 mln. 4-Open Mlntf-Dlscusslon 13—Parlons Francois I Italian Boutique? 4-News-Geoffrey Pond 7:30 Basketball—Lakers vs. 10:25 7—Film—Girls In Prison— 2—Jackie Gleason Celtics IJ-PIOCJI In the News Ridiord Dennlng-i hr., 40 mln. 4—Flipper—Drama 1«:J« "What'i a boutique? . . . Iff "a liftU of 1:05 7—King Family—Variety—Debut 2:13 rm 2—1 Love Lucy—Comedy -f' -Holl the Conquering Hero- 11—Film—The Monster of Pledra J-News thit" and ... "a littla of that" and Eddie Bracken—2 hrs. 4-Whars This Song?-Gom» Blancas—Les Tremayne—90 mln. 2:30 11—Film—Fight for the Title- 1:00 2—Sports Spectacular George Brenlln ... it makes up the most delectable 5—Film—Over !1—' 4—Kentucky Jones—Drama II—Regis Phllbln—Variety Irene Dunne—2 hrs. 10:41. dinner ef pot pourri if»mi. S-Wrestllng-Woshlngton 2:55 13—Time now for Music 1:30 4—News—Bob Teogue ti:« 4—Film—Lolln Lovers— 2-Gllllgan's Island 1:00 Served from 12 Neon 'til 9:00 P. M. avary Sunday Lana Turner—2 hrs. 4—News—Edwin Newman 4—Film—The Rainmaker— 4-Sunday 11:00 KIDDIE SHOW SAT. AT 2 Complete at 3.25 ^urt Lancaster—2 hrs., 30 mln. S-Fllm-Cry of the Clty-Vlctor S-News *—News and WeaHi'jr 7—Lawrence Welk—Music 2 SCIENCI FICTION HITS Mature—2 hrs. il-Cortoons—Children 9—Film—The Invisible Ray- 11:01 '-We the People ** - Boris Karloff—90 mln. 9-Fllm-So This Is Love-Kattlryn Grayson—2 hrs. 13—Hablo Espanol—Language "SPACE CHILDREN" 3:05 •:00 r 400 11:21 ^ " <" """" Twal 2—Entertainers—Variety 2—Alumni Fun—Quiz i*-5clence Lab—Education Cobnut of New York" rlc March-2 hrs., 30 mln. II—Ice Hockey—Ranqers 4-NBC Sports In Action 11:10 SATURDAY 9:30 7—Shell's World of Golf 2—McCoys—Comedy MORN/NO 7—Hollywood Patace 11—Honeymooners—Comedy 4-Jeopardy-Gome SUN.. MON. - TUES. Ife Flnf Uiltarfm Chore* 10:00 '4:30 S-Romper Roorrv-Chlldren 2—Gunsmoke—Western 2—Love That Bob!—Camed/ 7-Prlce Is Right-Gome CoitiMBii Sunday from 2 Of Menmouhi County 5-Fllm-Nobody Lives Forever- 4-alng Crosby Golf Tournament 9-Glrl Talk-Panel J-Our Miss BrooksLcomedy 2 FIRST RUN HITS preMitt tfc* 1965 John Gartleld—2 hrs., i mln. 11—Lloyd Thoxton—Vorlety 7-Pro|ect Know—Education 9—Mystery Hour—Drama 11:40 littmatloMl Rim Strln 5:00 IJ-Ploces mine News 7'M I0:» 2—Jock Benny—Comedy 7«r film, "America, Amtrica" Banquet facilities J-Hnve You Read ^Zulll 7—Car 54—Comedy 5—Follow The Sun—Dromo Wadim*!/, Jen. 27,1«S 4—Modern Former 11:00 7—Science All stars THREE IN ONE Tlekan at Box Office A Wjj 542-0800 7-Dovey ond Goliath 2—News—Tom Dunn 9—June Havoc—Variety 4-News—Bob Wilson 5:30 NEW YORK (AP) - Sheldon $1.75 la., wriai of 4, $6.00 HWY. 35 EATONTOWN 2—Shope Up—Exercise ' 7—News—Bob Youns 2—Amafeur Hour—Vorlefy '-Cartoons-Children 9—Film—Morta Ferrari- 7—Film—Prince Volllant—Robert Harnio.k and Jerry Bock, who opposite Fort Monmouth 1:00 Fanny Navarre—90 mln. Wagner—2 hrs. wrote the score for "Fiddler on 2-Mlster Mayor-Children 11—Sea War—Documentary II—Plonet Potrol—Children 1 *-Crusod5r Rabbit 11:10 SUNDAY the Roof.H are planning a pro- 4-Weattier-Fronk Field EVENINO gram of three short musical »—News ond Weather 1:15 4:00 plays as their next Broadway ex- 4-Johnny Carson—Variety 2—Twentieth Century S-Communlty Dialogue 7-FMm-The Story of Esther Coitello- •-Meet The Press—Interview hibit. '-Film—Louisiana Hayrlde Joon Crawford—2 hrs. 5—Film—Now Voyager—Bette "Too many musicals run out PLUS • 2nd BIG FEATURE DANCING . -Sutv Conover-60 mln. 11:20 Davis—2 hrs- 9-FJIm-Dude Cowboy- J—Film—The Garment Jungle- *—Film—Son of Hercules In the Lond of steam by the time the sec- Tim Holl-m mm. Lee J. Cobb-1 hr., 45 mln. of Fire—Ed Fury—«o mln. ond-act curtain goes up," says 11:30 11—Zone Grey—Western friday, Saturday, Sunday nites J—Alvln-Cartoons ' ll-Contlnental Miniatures *:» Stuart Ostrow, who will produce 4-Kit Carson-Western 12:00 2—World War II the bill. "By using the nhorter S-Just for Fun-Sonny Fox 11—Big Picture—Army 4-Protll» In Courage 11—Posslna Parade—Nesbltt 12:01 11—WyoU Earp—Western form, Harnick and Bock are able S-Fllm-Sllvtr River— 7:00 to use dramatic situations pre- 2—Tennessee Tuxedo Errol Flynn-2 hrs., 15 mln. 2—Lassie— Drama viously not considered prac- 4-«ector Healhcote 12:10 9-Oeath Volley Days 7—Lone Ranger-Western 9-News and Weather 11—Andrea Dorla—Documentary tical." 7:30 2—My Fovorlte Martian A single cast is to perform 4—Walt Disney's World the' separate pieces. 7-Wooon Train—Western 9-Fllm-Hltler-Rldiard Bosehart- 3 hr». TITLE TUNE •DMMUNIly 11—Windsors—Documentary , FOR STRAIGHT PLAY 1:00 ' STARTS THURSDAY • 2—Ed Sullivan—Variety NEW YORK (AP) - Although S-Greot War—Documentary 11—Open End—David Sussklnd "The Family Way" is a straight 1:10 play, a title tune has been 4—Branded—Western 5—Community Dialogue written for it by Eddy Manson "'LUTHER' MAKES THE MSEagSS 7—Broadsltle—Comedy and Al Stillman. J-CBS Opera The comedy is a first Broad- "GOLDFINGEir THEATRE TEN FEET TALL." »—-nSs-. 4—Bonania—Western way exhibit for Ben Starr, a TV TOHIHWLOIIV—», UMTO MTHTt S—Opinion In The Capital writer, and stars Jack Kelly and 7—Film—Follow rhal Dreom— Elvis Presley—2 hrs. Collin Wilcox. ALAN BERGMANN ASSOCIATED • INDfPINDINT • THEATRES

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ALSO VISIT OUR IXCIUINT * DINNER * LUNCHEON * COCKTAILS Dlrorderly Orderly 2:0O; 7:00; 10:20; Pyle, and Jack Paar Show ar« Kathy Noian of "Broadside" vis (1956). Katharine Hepburn's per Girls, Girls, fllrll 3:30: 8:30. amusing; and Rawhide, Slat- Ttw Short'i Finest Present* PISA ROOM. • MUSIC FRIDAY and SATURDAY SAT.—Magic Kintdom 2:00; 4:00; Dii- its with Les; Dr. Charles Shel- ional magnetism is the only in orderly Orderly 7:«; 11:00; Girls, tery's People and tonight's seg- I Cocktails for Two, 4 to 7 Girls, Girls 9:00: 9:20. don of the President's Council on >redient that holds this film to- Complete Banquet Facilities BUN.—Magic Kingdom 2:00; 4:00; ment on the FDR documentary Space joins English social critic EVERY SUNDAY 1 Disorderly Orderly «:lo; 9:30; alrls, other. As the frightened spin series are of interest. Also, Chan- Featuring Telephone 291-1232 Oirl!, tilrIs 1:45. . Bernard Levin for a debate on iter in N. Richard Nash's hit LUIGI nel 13 continues its presentation The Enchanting Fingers of FREEHOLD the race for space; and five cele >lay, who is transformed into a of dramatizations of stories by AL KENNY AT THE PIANO ti N.wmo% Sprlngt Read FREEHOLD- brated jumping frogs from Cal voman ready for love by a visit- Guy de Maupassant. Han D'Otuvrai by Alfredo Send Me No flowers 7:25; 0:35, averas County, California, ob- ng "con man," she's a real suc- BAT.—Send Me No Flowers 0:15; 1:20; serve the 'anniversary of Mark And o Host ot th» RED BANK 741-9220 10:10! Kiddle snow: Magic Kingdom ;ess. Burt Lancaster blusters and SMrc'1 Nicest Peopl* 12:20; 2:20; 4:20, Twain's story with ait exhibition SUN.—Two on a Guillotine 6:55; 7:30-8:30 (2) - Rawhide. "A )ellows as the "Rainmaker" who 10:10; Kiddle stow: iligic Kingdom Time for Waiting." Not a cheer contest on-stage. _ a drought-ridden town in the BANQUETS 1:90: 3:50. ASBURY PARK fill show, but there's drama here >alm of his hand, but his per- and a good cast led by actor 11:30-1 - (4) -Tonight. Johnny formance is surface with little LVRIC- Baby, The Haln Hunt Pa.ll 7:25; 9:30.George Grizzard. The plot i Carson expects to chat with The emotional deptli. (Color,) SAT. & BUN.-Night Walker 3:3d; volves a pal of Rowdy Yates' Redheads, an' all-girl basketball 741-8344 4:20; 6:15; 8:05; 10:10. FIME tHIIIQE lElUUUIII UNIOKEiE (SOUKS _ MAYFAIR— wfro faces trial for killing a man.team, and listen to the songs of 8:30-9:30—(7)—-Lawrence Welk Outrage 2:15: 7:25: 1:30. Rowdy is forced to testify against SAT. & SUN.-Kiddie Show: MajrH Roy Clark and Barbara Windsor, IOW. A milestone for long-term CobbleStones Kingdom 2:00; 4:00; outrage 6:00; his friend and jjet stick by him along with other items DI unspec- ins of maestro Lawrence Welk. ChotA! g 1:00; 10:00. . to the end. ified interest. (Color). 'onight's performance is show JMMOUS MMILT (n RESTAURANT NEPTUNE CITY SATURDAY umber 500 in a 10-year run, so DINH1R NEPTUNE CJTY- DM1 — HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN IVs » Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World 7:30-8:30 (13) -The Stories of Todays top television shows as une in for an hour of extracts 6:30; »:1S. Guy de Maupassant. "Women previewed and selected by TV id high spots including the Len- 741-8329 BAT.—It's a mad, Mad, Mid, Mail WIKPMS 11:00 AM TIL 10:10 FM B World 2:30; S:00; 0:30. and Money" is the theihe of to- Key's staff of experts who attend >n Sister's first song in 1956. SUNDATl Til I0J0 FM - FBI I SAT 111 12:00 AM SUN.-Ifs a Mad, Mad, Mid, Mad night's dramatizations of three de < VAUXCC !7IHr MB lAMK World 2:00; t:30; 9:00. rehearsals, watch screenings and Maupassant short stories: BRADLEY BEACH analyze scrips In New York and 9-10 — (2) — The Entertainers, LOUNGE PALACE- Sale," "A Family Business," and Hollywood. •eter Lawford visits the show FBI. & SAT,—I'IBMUK Seekera 2:40; "The Devil." Recommended for inging "Married Man" and play- RESTAURANT 1:20; »:20. their insight and perception. Variety shows dominate to- ng his actor-self in a skit with 5MF' SUN.—Disorderly orderly 3:00; 5:lt; • • • FRIDAY and SATURDAY * * * 7:16:9:15. night. The premiere of The King :arol Burnett about a "Hotel MANASQUAN 8:30-9:30 (2) — On Broadway Family, a good entry from Ken- rtaid." Another feature of the ALGONQUIN— Tonight. Celebrity guests head- tucky Jones, Lawrence Welk's lour id Caterina Valente's duet JACK SEAFOOD SPECIAL Pleasure Seekers 3:45; 7:15; 9:25. 10th anniversary show for fans, nith-her brother, Silvio Fran- CANDIANO SAT.—Jason A the Argonots 2:30; line the hour as Ethel Merman Pleasure Seekers 7:15; 9:25. sings a medley of Cole Porter Katherine Hepburn and Burt Lan- :esco, singing and dancing to the F.«»urin9 JIM 10 HONDO, Veeoliit SUN.—Disorderly grderly 3:15; 5:15; Friday Only! STARTING FRIDAY, FEB. 5—THE JESTERS THREE T:20; 9:20. songs, Gordon and Sheila Mac caster star in the Saturday Nigh ong "Dominique." Also, Peter OCEAN ILVP. at MATILDA TER. IONS BRANCH POINT PLEASANT Rae perform, and the Four Sea- Movie "The Rainmaker," Carol Jennaro and his dancers dig ARNOLD- sons vocalize. On the showcase Burnett and company on The En- 'Ragtime Cowboy Joe," John FILET I IPECMLIZING IN ITALIAN-AMERICAN FOOD I FRI. k SAT.-Send lt» Nil Flow.rl tertainers, and Kate Smith hosts )avidson solos, and Dom de Luise 3:45; 7:15; 0:15. roster, host Rudy Vallee intro SUN,—8snd Mi No Moweri 3:00; the Hollywood Palace. In ad- fun in a spoof of This to Your OF SOLE 5:00; T:00: B:00. duces comedians Rich Little and Your Heif—P«F For Rti»rva)Ioni~M2.443J dition, there's New York II- Life and a skJt wlfli Carol Burnett • COLE SLAW BRICKTOWN Jackie Clark, singer Eddie Haz- ell, and the dancing Mattison lustrated's documentary "Teen called "The Eggs." • FRENCH FRIES BRICK PLAZA- age Drinking: IS 'It the Scene?' Plealurt Stektri 7:00; 10:20; Dis- Trio. orderly Orderly B:50. at 6 p.m. on Channel 4. Sports 9-11—(11)-Ice Hockey. The 25 an old fashion winter ... SAT.—Klddlt Sliow: Magto Kingdom are scattered, as usual, through- 12:O0; 2:00; 4:00; Pleasure Seekers 8:30-9:31) (4) - Bob Hope Thea few York Rangers vs. the Tor- 6:30; 9:50: Disorderly Orderly 8:20. out the day. 1 . . . just like Hie old Hmerj used to talk SUN.—Klddit Show: Magic Kingdom tre, "Exit from a Plane in into Maple Leafs, from Toronto. 1:30; 3:30: Pleasure Seekers 6:30; CHUB'S PORTION -, about — with low temperatures and jnow on 9:50; Dliordtrly Orderly 5:00; 8:20. Flight;" Excellent play. Rod Ser- ling has taken a trite situation— 2-3:45—(4)-College ' Basketball 9:30-10:30— (7)-Hollywood Pal- INCLUDING MILK.... LAURELTON the ground. Ir't kind of invigorating and a movie star, ex-paratrooper, Temple vs. Fordham, from Ford- ice. Hearty hostess Kate Smith DRIVE IN- ham. dmost brings down the rafters works up th» appetite for succulent food. FIU. 4 SAT.—Outrage 7:00: 11:00; goes back for a publicity jump Klsstl For My President 9M. vith her rendition of "God Bless And for the fineit come to th» Lincroft Inn. SUN.—Outrage 6:00; 10:00; Kisses and to renew some old acquain- Hor Uy Prelidtnl 1:00. tances — but has stripped his J-3:30 - (7) —.Speed Special. America;" Mort Sahl talks about You'll like our diversified menu and our Filmed highlights of the "Road he Inauguration and the student PERKINS characters bare and created an hometiz* eoctctailt. For an extra trwt din* absorbing drama. Hugh O'Brian, America 500," the endurance rac- ree speech movement at Berk- NORTH OF RED BANK ing car contest held at Elkhart •ley; Trini Lopez offers "Lemon Lloyd Bridges, Constance Tow- In our Jaffenon Room with it» open fireplace. Lake, Wis., in September, 1964, "ree;" Ben Blue goes to a Corn- PANCAKE HOUSE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ers, and Sorrell Booke handle ATLAMTIC- for racing car enthusiasts. ell in pantomime; and a count- Mr. Serling's dialogue with skill. "Everybody'! Ftvarltd" OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Ooodbye Ctmrlli 7:00; 8:00. (Color.) ng dog, a harmonica player and SAT.—Klddlt Show 2:00; Goodbye (Color). Chnrlle 7:00; 0:00. iplendid folk dancers from Brazil 8UN.—Ennlen Pulver 2:00; 5:20.- Hwy. 35, Middletown 671-1145 8:40; Invitation to a GunflKhter'3:40; 4-5—(2)—Golf Classic. Another •ound out the bill. LINCROFT INN 7:00; 10:25. 8:30-9 (7) — The Addams Fam-match between top pros as Tony ily. "Uncle Fester's Illness." A NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. HAZLET Lema and Bobby Nichols meet 11:15-1 — (4) - Tonight Show. LOEWS DRIVE-IN- parade of visual gimmicks Gay Brewer and Don Fairfield ; FRI. A SAT.—Cartoon 7:0O; D»t or sparks the entry tonight. Uncle Repeat.) George Jessel, Horace :.;:' '-'\* 74f-9755 ' • • in a first-round match at La Adrian Mesiencer 7:07; Night Walker Fester's illness serves as an ex- .IcMahan, Barbara Nichols, Clif- Banquet and wedding parly inquiries invited 8:t»; Man In the Dark ,10:41. Quinta Country Club fa La Quinta SUN.—Cirtoons «:0O; Klghl Walker cuse to Mug aHottfer'tsfv'i'Hsn (a Calif. Jack Whitaker and Cary brd Guest and Richard McCor- 6:21; 10:0wsbUH/ffnr*RS •'*«{ Sunk, i/J'SH*&>4'i'2S00 iting experts don't come up with 3:45; 5:45; 7U5; 8:45. boss itt a local election which WO0DBRIDGE any sage advice on the subject watt. It makes it easy to choose the right DRIVE-IN- even draws hero Slattery into the 1 of teenage drinking, listening to SAL'S TAVERN place for entertaining friends and family. pni. * SAT,—Time Travelers 7:15; action. Actor Dick Crenna does the teenagers themselves describ- pajama Parly B:00: Summer Place right well witl\ the veterans, bu 10:20. ing their own motivations is de- SUN.—Time Travelers 6:15; Pajama watching and listening to Lee & RESTAURANT Party 8:00; Bummer Place P:!0, - cidedly interesting and provoca Tracy snap out his lines Is the tive. cor. Shrewsbury Avenue fc greatest pleasure of the hour. Nothing too big or small to sell Herbert St., Red Bonk with a result getting Daily Reg' 7:30-8:30—(7)—The King Fam HI! Ister Classified ad. 10-11 (4) - Jack Paar Show I'm Archy McDonald DANCING FRI. - SAT, HUNGRY? to the fine music of for the love of.., El NICK SALVETTI % Have a ... Gourmet Dining ' "Fsmnrit- with tht Id Hall band" , ^ Treat! ...Distinctive Food and HIS TRIO ... Matchlebs Service • * Extra Added Attraction * * ... A Magnificent View VEDA ROBERTS in person McDonalds ' Dine at the Only owners of eatirnj places who ham in- Saturday Nfre vested in flamelesa electric cooking and other Goto TV tinging Mar. ApptenA electrical equipment are qualified to display RIVER HOUSE INN OK Borttht Circuit, rh» Ptrry McDonald's El Cams ihew, at Brown'i, N.Y. this symbol. It's a good sign when yon sea Bingham Ave. at the Oceanic Bridge and Qroulngtr'i. . . . Sana Reddy Kilowatt greeting the guests. ' Pure Beef Hamburger on a plump, toasted bun ' with Jimmy Rodgars. Triple Thlok Shake creamy ... lusclou* RUMSON ALSO SINUS Golden Brown Franoh Fries piping hat... crlipy lil ITALIAN & JEWISH ' look lor Me Ooldtii Arehu Facilities for HO COVER -NO MINIMUM Eat Out and Enjoy Life at a • WEDDINGS nameless Electric Restaurant McDonald's^ • BANQUETS OAKS Boma of America's/atoxita hamburgwa. .• • PARTIES HIGHWAY 35. MIDDLITOWri, N. J more than » BUXIok fold I 747-2253 Open Daily For For Reservations Banquet Rooms—For All Occasions HIGHWAY 35 ,., MIDDLETOWN Lunch and Dinner * Call 842-220Q JCP*L NJM (Jim North of Flv« Comtri) - CLOSED TUESDAYS ~ THE DAILY Non* TiM St, Harrtswr; Jew Commission 12-Fridty, I««arf 22, 1965 Driver Fined James C. Bump, 12 Girden Ter., Chamberlain Hull*, and Albert Marpfey, 25, a Army Artillery Franciscan W»y, Hwlet, FOKT SUA, Ofcli.-Firnk A. Rictvard E. Ginter,, m Been agreement of forbearance with the Vatican, but it has In Drunk mitb, Jr., 23, whose parents live St., Hazlet, paid a IS fine for nevertheless been arresting and sentencing Catholic t'Jl Manson PI., Little Silver, MATAWAN COMMUNITY running a red traffic light. Driving Case priests for teaching religion to children without a per- 1. J., was commissioned an Ar- mit. Eight prisoners who were children when they took ty second lieutenant after being MIDDLETOWN — WiHlta Name 3 to Jloard raduated from the Officer Can- Upsley, It South End Ave.O, f Library Friends part in the Hungarian revolution still go unpardoned, idate School at the Artillery and ADULT SCHOOL East Keansburg, was fined $225 although Secretary of State Dean Rusk has intervened lissile Center, here, Tuesday. yesterday by Magistrate Ridiard RUMSON - Mrs. Harry M. E. Burke on a drank driving Swartz, president of the Friends for at least one of them. East Germany wants machin- The 23-week course, designed Matawan Regional High School charge. of the Monmouth County Library ery, which could still be delivered through a hole in ) prepare the men for officer Lapsley entered a guilty plea, Association, has announced the the Berlin Wall. uties in field artillery units, in- • ATLANTIC AVENUE MATAWAN Magistrate Burke also re- following appointments to the luded training in communica- voked Lapsley's license for twpgroup's board of directors: So it goes as we talk about "bridge building." We ons, electronics, combined arms years. Dr. George A. Sheehan, Rum- still have advantages to press even though we may not ictics and map and aerial-photo 40-course adult school... jading. Leadership preparation Lapsley was arrested Dec. 26son, cardiologist and one of thebe able to count on that hoped-for Sino-Soviet split. on Thompson Ave., East Keans- founders of Christian Brothers also a major part of the BEGINS FEBRUARY 1st, 1965 burg, by Patrolman William Academy; Myron A. Taylor, urriculum. TTwrne. He was examined by Brielle, member of the Mon- Lt. Smith was graduated from COST: $10 PER COURSE—$2.00 REGISTRATION FEE Dr.Marc Krohn, who ruled that mouth County Planning Board Led Bank High Sohool in 1959 lie was under the influence of and John G. Hewitt, Deal, presi Inside Washington nd the University of Miami, Fla. REGISTER: JANUARY 25, 26. 27 — 7-8 P.M. alcohol and unfit to operate a dent of the First Merchants N* (Continued). n 1963. He is a member of Sig- motor vehicle. tional Bank. the administration is heated and from a swank apartment on Park ma Nu fraternity. Magistrate.Burke gave a $100 stormy. Its outcome is a toss- Lane in London, is directing an suspended fine to Harold and TO MEET TONIGHT up. Feighan, a tough scrapper, international "shakedown" ring Helen Boren, 68 Railroad Ave., HIGHLANDS - The U.S. has important allies in and outthat is extorting tens of millions Belford, for allowing their daugh- Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla of Congress. He also has same of dollars from Rumanians seek Typical Examples ter, Gale, 12, to miss 36 days of 28 will hold its first meeting explosive ammunition ready to ing exit visas. school between Sept. 16 and Dec. of the year tonight at 8:30 use if he has to. Between 70,000 and 100,000 ref- Of The 2. o'clock in the Jackson Hotel, Foremost is the Justice Depart- ugees so far have bought their LIQUIDATORS Rlned were Gloria Pace, 120 Shrewsbury Ave. Hundreds Of ment's failure to assist Feighan's freedom through this racket. ENTIRE STOKE SUTEfiS subcommittee to investigate a The millions netted from this Other Famous 300 million "traffic in human traffic are being used by the Ru- lives" operated by the Communist manian Red regime to buy plants, 49 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. OPEN 3 DAYS ONLY Brand Items WATCH FOR THE OPENING OF regime in Rumania. machinery, equipment and other At. dr. 35. Shrtwibwry—of H» ««d loak llM Not Advertised Shakedown Ring capital goods from Western coun- Thins.. Frl. 10-9; Saturday 10-6 OUR NEW BELFORD OFFICE! tries—latest among them the (Across Iran Moyfelr Marimt) Sworn testimony before Feig- U.S., with the active approval han's committee revealed that and assistance of the State De- ON SAIE SAT. ONLY 10 A. M. TO 9 P. M. Henry Jakober, a Hungarian with partment. Rumanian citizenship, functioning FAST CAR When Feighan asked Acting At- torney General Nicholas Katzen- Ignores Tickets, bach to crack down on this sordid MEN'S, LADIES'. CHILDREN'S and INFANTS' LOANS traffic in human lives, the latter Is Fined replied that the government had See us about a no legal authority to stop it. • Assorted children's and infants' wear KEYPORT - Failure to ap- low-cost loan "A review of the available facts bafora shop- pear in local Municipal Court and of the statutes which may • Toys • Shirts • Slips • Corsets ping for your on two seperate traffic sum- be revelant," wrote Katzenbach, 00 new car. You monses proved to be an expen- "does not disclose any violation get a bettar sive thing for a Morganville of the laws of the U.S. . , • Blouses * Pants • Other items deal when you man. In these circumstances, there- pay cash, and fore, I do not see how the De- NAT. ADV. UP TO $3.95 The motorist, B. T. Baker, partment of Justice can appro- we arrange Springvalley Rd., was fined $20 priately undertake the investiga- 21 aaiy payments on a careless driving charge by tion you request." . to suit any Magistrate Seymour R. Klcin- budget. 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SECTION'TWO FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1965 7c PER COPY Mayor, Board Clash Over Budget NEW SHREWSBURY - A kind the board," tie stated, "1 am not of genteel fencing characterized embarrassed at all. The board ex- last night's public hearing on the nds a perpetual invitation to Tinton Fails Boaixl of Education's all taxpayers to attend its meet- .proposed $932,813 budget in Syca- ings. Let's adopt the budget." more Sshool. Mr. Thomson moved a resolu- Protagonists were Mayor John ion to adopt. E. Lemon, Jr., representing Bor- Discussing the resolution, Lloyd ough Council, and various mem- F. Peskoe, another board mem- bers of the school board. ber, said he hoped that any mem- After considerable time spent at ber of council or citizen would more or less polite loggerheads, comment at this time. the board and the council went "Otherwise," he added, "we Into executive session for 35 min- assume that all have had an op- utes. portunity to speak." Citizens patiently waited in tine "Oh, no — that's not correct," hot school auditorium. Mayor Lemon shot back. "We re- Budget Adopted quested a meeting; you denied When the recess was over, tie our request." board adopted its budget exactly Didn't Deny as originally presented: "We didn't deny your request," Voters will be asked to ap- Mr. Teeters contradicted. "We prove, on Tuesday, Feb. 9, the meet your every request except raising of $500,657 for current ex- as to time." He moved an amend- penses and $4,768 for capital out- ment tabling the question of lay. Total to be raised by local Anson Peckbam James Schefl D Robert Teeters , Lloyd Peskoe John Thomson Mayor John E. Lemon, Jr. adoption pending a conference taxes, including debt service, is with Borough Council $570,567, an increase over this des?" he inquired. Mayor Lemon started the duel: hearing and that there should be "Wo should have notified you," "The mayor's request is reason- our request in; you may mee year's figure of $72,452. by announcing: no special consideration for Bor- the mayor conceded. "I apolo- able," Mr. MacDonald interjected. it or deny it." The amendment was accepted. Stressing that the board should "These salaries don't *hoclc Before the budget was adopted, be alive to the "long term im- "Council is charged with the ough Council. gize.". "Am I or am 1 not going to Mr. Peckham and board mem Compare Positions "I see no reason why we get to see those salary figures?" me," declared Mr. MacDonald. Borough Council appeared at fie pact" of debt service on local responsibility of raising-funds for ber D, Robert Teeters insisted thi ?The teachers are neither under- hearing en masse after adjourning taxes, he demanded to see a schools and county and munici- "We just want to compare jjosl shouldn't adopt the budget to- "Let's meet with Borough Coun- meeting should be "tonight, no night," Mr. Schell declared. cil now," suggested the Board's paid nor overpaid; the salaries their own short meeting. breakdown by individuals of in- pal purposes." tions," the mayor said. Saturday." ; are very good." Prior to Borough Council's ap- structional salaries, which ac- He requested a meeting "in Board member James E. Schell "The meeting would be in the vice chairman, John Thomson. 'I don't want the Inponveniena pearance, Kenneth J. MacDonald, count for more than $60,000 of the caucus" with the board Saturday spoke up to ask: best interests of the board, Bor- "Council is here; so is the board. "I'm glad to get your com- total budget increase of $67,033; ough Council, and the citizens," Let's do it tonight." of another public meeting to adop ment," Mr. Peskoe, chairman of Jr. of 40 Wellington Dr. asked, the afternoon, and asked board mem- "Why was the board not noti- the budget," Mr. Teeters added. board a question which turned out Anson W. Peokham, board pres- bers not,to adopt the budget until fied of council's wish before? Mayor Lemon informed him. Given Figures the board's salary committee, re- to be prophetic: ident, advised Mr. MacDonald after that private session. There's been plenty of time. The "We're not being threatened, Mr. MacDonald was given his Mr. Schell spoke up again, ris plied. "Did the board coordinate this he might see the breakdown later Several citizens objected, as- budget was advertised in the of course," Mr. Schell exclaimed. salary figures. ing to his feet: Council and board retired to budget with other borough agen- In the meeting, "but not now." serting that this was a public paper Jan. II." "No," said the mayor. Said the mayor, "We still have "If this is meant to embarras their joint executive session. Heroism Award Set Deny Bus Transportation For Purcell LONG BRANCH - Poljce De- tective Capt. Joseph D. Purcell, head of the police department's Plea in Atlantic Highlands detective division since 1955, has ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-After children from hazardous areas children, the problems encoun- —The re-routing of Boro Bus been named recipient of a hero- 2'/2 hours of discussion with "must be paid from local funds," tered in getting a private bus, Co. service during school hours ism award to be presented by Borough Council and parents of Mr. Garrison noted. potential problems in providing o that students may avail them- Joseph Flrikel Lodge Bnai Brith. children living in the Ocean Blvd Mayor'Russell W. Morgan then public transportation, sidewalks selves, of public transportation. Capt. Purcell. is being honored area, the Board of Education told the parents that council had and guards. -The blocking off of East High- {or his action in overcoming two last night voted 5-1 against pro- come to listen to the discussion. There were among possible so- and Ave., and providing the gunmen in an attempted holdup viding public transportation for According to existing procedures, children with a pottce escort in the home of Bruno J. Lucarelli, Ocean Blvd. students. Mayor Morgan said, "the goyep- lutions offered: For one reason or another, all Pullman Ave., last October. Led by Mrs. Vivian Poli, the ing body does not dictate policy —A private bus running through The presentation will be made parents several times have asked to file Board of Education." the borough on an unfranchised the ideas were rejected. Tuesday evening at a dinner in the school board to provide traro- ..Alter Mi».'MeCallum opened route, with th« lares to be, paid 3J» parenta said they will at- the West End Manor, Ocean Ave. portation for their children, w (he meeting to the public *pre by the users. ' tend a Borough Council meeting Long Branch -City Manager provide' safer walking conditions was more than two hours of dis- —Formation of a private asso- sometime in tJie near future, to James J, feooaewvlt ind Police cussion and cross-discussion. s n ntract with 8 determine if the governing body along East Highland Aye. Ration to 'S aigaS Chief Thomas Pesano will be The parents have teamed to Brought up were matters involv- bus^companynS*lstnsure trans- can decide on some solution to the speakers. Ocean Township hire a bus to transport 46 children ing hazards that exist for the portation of the children. the problems. Magistrate David Resnikoff, to and from the grade school at past president of the lodge, wit a cost of $40 per week. make the presentation. The Cost Problem Last year, Capt. Purcell was The board has contended that cited by the New Jersey Patrol- MEN OF THE FIRE LINE — The new officers of Red Bank's Fire Police began their if- it were to provide transporta- men's Benevolent Association and tion for those children, it also the Long Branch Exchange Club 1965 duties at their meeting (art night at Union Hose Company's station. From left are would necessitate carrying pa- for his efforts in saving the life Phillip Jiannine, second lieutenant; William Walchak, vice president; Vincent Sacco, rochial school children along th< of a four-year-old boy injured president; Thomas Hemscftoot, captain, and Alex RogeJ, engineer. route. In a fire. In 1951, he was named In addition, members have said, "Policeman of the Year" by th< provision would have to be made Kiwanis Club. to provide transportation foi Capt. Purcell Is a past presi students from other areas of the dent of the Long Branch PBA municipality. The cost of such and a past president and life To Remove Conflict busing was estimated at between member of the New Jersey State $6,000 and $10,000. Identification Association. He has The meeting fast night was been an instructor at the Mon- called to see if a method for mouth County Police Academy providing safe passige for the »ince the academy's inception. Barrier From Code children could be. arranged. He and his wife, the former KEANSBURG - The Board of which would delete a so-called ing code several years ago in the Mrs. Fanny McCallum, board Gladys Gill of Middletown, are Health last night decided to re- "conflict of Interest" clause. wake of an incident involving Ed- president, opened the session by parents of three children, Joseph move an obstacle to the appoint This clause — in the existing ward Davis, the father of James. introducing Borough Council and D. Purcell, 3d, Mrs. Sheldon ment of James Davis as plumbing code — specifically requires that board members, and summarizing Vogel and Judith Ann Purcell. The elder Davis had been inspector. the plumbing inspector hot engage plumbing inspector here for many events leading up to the meet- The committee in charge of the The board authorized George in the plumbing profession with- years. ing. dinner Includes Abe Albert, Les- in the borough. E, Ostrov, borough.attorney, to The conflict clause was adopt- George H. Wu&thoff, school ter Grubman, Harold Kaye and prepare a new plumbing code It wasmadeapartortheplumb- superintendent, read a letter from Harold Entln. jrcyure a new piuiiiuing cuue n was.jjiHuea jjartui iuejuuini>- ed by the board at the urging of Mayor Louis T. Collichio, Sr., who Earl B. Garrison, county super- had charged that the inspector intendent was in conflict of interest. . It said, that "transportation Re-elect Katz To Try Again to Form must be provided" for handi- That ruling enabled the admin- capped children and those ele- istration to force Mr. Davis out mentary school pupils living more As President Regional Activity Unitof the plumbing post. than two miles from school. The. board had been using • Municipal Responsibility Of GOP Club HIGHLANDS —- Officials of the MCAiP has been designated the George Sorby, Atlantic Highlands The letter also said that "state local Community Center have an- clearing house for county appli as the plumbing inspector on a aid for reasons of traffic hazards ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Al- nounced that another attempt will cations for federal funds under temporary basis. has not been allowed" and thai fred F. JCatz was re-elected pres- be made to form a regional com: the Economic Opportunity Act, Only Candidate this is "considered a local mu ident of the local- Republican Club rnunlty activities program includ- known as the anti-poverty bill. nicipal responsibility." at a recent organization meeting. James Davis, however, Is the NURSES' AID — A folding wheelchair was donated to the public Health Nursing ing this borough, Atlantic High- only certified candidate for the The full cost of transporting According to club officials, Mr. lands, and Sea Bright. Monmouth County has been granted a $67,109 nine-m o n t h post on the basis of a Civil Serv- Department of the Red Ban If Board of Health yesterday. It'i the gift of the Mon- Katz is expected to return, In Mrs. Joseph M. Schofel, proj- the near future, from an extend- planning appropriation,, to assist ice Commission test held last mouth County Medical Society, sponsor of last year's Victory Over Polio campaign. ect director of the Monmouth communities develop programs year. Olinsky OKs ed tour of duty in Cyprus. He is Community Action Program, The society has made similar gifts In Asbury Park and Ocean Township and is setting there on special assignment for aimed at eliminating poverty, and The board had informed Mr. up scholarships for medical students and nurses with excess funds from the drive. the United Nations. • Inc., is expected to set up anoth- development of pre-school and Davis that he would be named er joint session in Asbury Park, adult literacy and health pro- to1 the post if he gave up hie Shields For From left are Red Bank Health Officer Vincent P. Horan; Mrs. Louise Ricci. a Red Other officers named were Wil- according to Community Center liam Baird, first vice president; grams plumbing praota'ce in the bor- Bank staff nurse; Charles F. Shaw, Jr., co-ordinator of the anti-polio campaign, and members.' ough. Alex Brown, second vice presi- Officials from Sea Bright and Election of Community Center Re-election Miss Dorothy Patterson, senior public health nurse at Red Bank. The nurses will usa dent; Walter Coolick, correspond- Atlantic Highlands failed to show officers for the year will be held TJie board received a letter RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Put- the chair to help patients from their cars to clinics, hospitals and other medical ap- ing secretary; Mrs. Robert Long, in the center on Miller St. from Che state Attorney General's ting aside recent disagreements recording secretary, and Edward up at a meeting. Jan. 9 to discuss pointments. the proposed regional program. ' Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. office last night instructing the for the sake of party harmony, G. Walder, treasurer. board to appoint Mr. Davis by Mayor Marvin Olinsky last night It was announced that the club Jan. 29, since he is the- only threw his weight behind the can- had contributed to the improve- Approve Three-Building eligible man for the post, didacy of Township Committee- ment of Flnst Ave. by renovating Mr. Ostrov said he would im- man Francis X. Shields. the Interior and exterior of its mediately contact the state agency Mr. Olinsky had previously en- Fire Company Plan Delayed headquarters on Mount and First and inform thsm that the appoint- dorsed Commltteeman James G. Avcs. The building will become Addition to Apartments ment will be made as soon as the Brady. The terms of Mr. Brady RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The its existing building. The addi- The Planning Board, acting on a permanent meeting place for MONMOUTH BEACH - Rec- St. to the Shrewsbury River, the new ordinance without the conflict Zoning Board of Adjustment last the group. and Mr. Shields expire at the tional space would be used for zoners* December referral ol the ommendation for approval of the board ruled. The firm must also clause, is adopted. end of this year. night met to consider a variance meetings, social and fund raising case, rendered the following rec- Harvey H. BowteU, Harbor variance application -to add to Install a storm drain between The mayor said Mr. Shields in- implication by the North Center- affairs, chief Anthony Salerno told ommendation: Commission, chairman, showed the Hamiltonlan garden apart- sections one and two from Sea- dicated to him yesterday that his rille Fire Company, but instead zoners. After visiting the,_site and the sketches and explained plans for ments in Galilpe was made b] view Ave. to the river and provide , Parole Set hat is in the ring. He predicted ;et a new hearing date for Feb. The application first came be- building, members reel that the a new harbor master's office and the Zoning Board of Adjustment the proper grade to prevent sur- TRENTON — The New Jersey that Brady and Shields will be .1. fore the board last summer, when variance, while "not in conformi- harbor entrance road, stating that last night. face water runoff to adjacent Parole Board has anno-nced the the party's candidates. TJie Demo- Due to the pending loss of a 2-2 deadlock vote resulted fol- ty with the master plan," will not funds for access road had been The application requested spe- properties. release nest month of 15 State cratic County Executive Commit- three of the five board members lowing a controversy over off- adversely affect the intent of the included in a bond issue approved Prison inmates. last month, the board at that street parking, facilities. master plan, and should be last year. • ' :lal permit to add three build- The. developers also, shall pro- tee is slated to announce its Ings, each containing 24 units vide garbage disposal for the A Monmouth County man was selections in three to four weeks. time referred the application to The applicants have now sub- granted. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Miller to the brigional plan to build 120 project, the board ruled, at no listed among those to be released Mr. Olinsky issued this state- the Planning Board without con- mitted a written commitment that Zoners convened me hearing on and Joseph Zostak were Introduced units in five structures. expense to the borough, and it on parole. He is William Towler ment: sidering it. Reorganized with parking will be permitted on ad- the fire company's application as new members. Mr. Zostak "As mayor, I am unqualified- three new members, the board jacent property in the industrial last night, and had already taken announced She formation of a The board ruled die permit shall enlarge the planned pack- of Eatontown, who was sentenced age sewer plant to provide treat- April 24, last year, to a 2-3 year ly behind both Mr. Shields and ruled that the application will be park, area, obtained from repre- testimony from Mr. Salerno, when Community Civic Chorus, which will not impair the intent and Mr. Brady and will do every- considered a new one, as of last sentatives of the property own- the legality of notification waj presently consists of 15 members. purpose of the zoning code. It ment for the added units. This term for unlawful possession of plan, it was said, must receive narcotics. thing in my power to see that night. er. brought up. Mr. Zostak indicated that all attached certain requirements to they are re-elected. They have Owners of adjacent properties In addition, Mr. Salerno said, Philip Pellegrino, 109 Laurel the approval, . approval of the local and state Interested residents may join the health boards. Holmdel Dog Tax very ably demonstrated their must again be served with notice the fire company has purchased Ave., West Keansburg, questioned group; Elin and Banff Associates, property across the street for whether the fire company's serv- ,• The recommendation will go to The registrar will sit in Town abilities and deserve the full sup- of the hearing for the new date, Automobile East Orange developers who took Hall during month of February port of all Democratic bodies the board ruled. future parking facilities. It is in ice of notification to property iPyou're thinking of a car, think over the project: . from Calll Borough Commission tor-Its con- from 9 to 11:30. After February in the township and 'hat of all The volunteer fire company, a residential zone, he added, and owners, on Nov. 19, 1964, Is lUll rf Ch Chevrolet. 291-1101. Associates of K«t»ilw!orthN miwt ^deration at the next regular mail to Mrs. Helen Ryder, Box citizens who want continued good situated on Middle Rd., needs a will be the subject of another vari- valid. The board then ruled It I* blacktop Central Rd. from River meeting. 1«4, "Holmdel. "Fee ».25."-Adv. government," ' variance to build an addition to ance application. . not. Crosby Towney Ragan, Ford

By Hy Cunningham Lead on 66s INSPIRING YOUTH — We get to hear numer PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (AP) year, Ragan figured the old jrtt- —Dave Ragan deftlji swung an ter might change his fortunes. ©us speeches throughout the year, some real good anc elderly, pawn shop putter yester- His birdies included three from others that make you wish you carried those swim day to deadlock with veteran 12 feet. ming type ear plugs as banquet equipment along witi Doug Ford for the first round lead Ford scored four straight in the $84,500 Bing Crosby Golf birdies, from the second through „ pad, pencil or pen. Tournament as each fired a sab- fifth holes of tte Monterey Penin- Elston Howard, veteran-catcher-outfielder of par 66. sula Country Club's shore course, Playing the rugged Cypress and added his final birdie on the the New York Yankees, was at River Street School Point course, Ragan carded sev- 14th with a 12-footer. and the Rotary Club in the Molly Pitcher Inn yes- en birdie* with putts ranging up His 65 established a record for 25 feet. the shore course which wa« com- terday. El talked to both groups and presented Tha 29-year-old from Orlando, pleted in 1961 but hasn't down-to-earth talks. In fact, they were the best Fla., used a wooden shaft dub he been used previously tor Crosby was given last week by a friend Tournament play. Pebble Beach, we have heard In a long time by a professional who bought It in a pawn shop a the third course played, proved athlete. quarter century ago. tougher than the others Italia- "Old Friend'- day. • At River Street School, Since he hasn't won a tourney Play Each Course and with an enthusiastic since 1962 nor any money this Each of the three courses is played once by each golfer dur- audience, Howard was taik- 1 ing the first three day« of com- | Ing right to the hearts of RIVER STREET VISITOR —' Elston Howard, center, New York Yankees catcher, spoke to River Street School Recreation petition with finals Sunday at itudantt in Red Bank yesterday during an assembly. Shown with the Yankee graat, left to right, are Harry Eytni, Pebble Beach. Principal Wdlliam P. Pa- seventh grade; Larry Lee,-eighth; Fred Klattlcy, eighth, and Ricky Blasi, seventh. Howard alto spoke) at the Red Since Cypress plays to « par 72 zicky's flock. The advice DepU Cage and Monterey Peninsula to a 71, Bank Rotary Club'i meeting in the Motiy Pitcher Inn las t night. Ragan was six under regulation he relayed has been heard figures and Ford five under. many times before. But Loop Opens That left them one stroke ahead here was Howard present- RED BANK - The Parks and of Texan Don January, who'i Recreation Department High toured Cypress in a five under 67. ing a talk to these kids as School Boys Basketball League Siee Riegel of Jamison, Pa., fash- if he were at home in his got under way Monday night with ioned a 68 at Monterey. the Celtics, Hot Shots and Eagles Sunny and Rainy den chatting "daddy" ad- starting off with wins. The weather dawned sunny and vice to his children. He was The Celtics, captained by Doug stayed that way until midafter- relating experience encoun- Raynor, nosed out the Battlin' noon when rain began to fall. ' Bubbas, 24-23. High scorer tor the Among the late finishers were gams was the losers' Steve TV' ' tfered in everyday life, not Jack Nicklaus, who celebrated son. only of a professional ath- his 25th birthday with a 72 and In the second game, the Eagles Arnold Palmer, who shot a 73. captained by Henry Holmes, lete, but to individuals of Like most of the big name golf- edged die Lakers, 30-23. High all walks of life. 18 Games on Tap ers, both played Cypress Point scorer for the winnBrs was An- where galleries of 10,000 watched. Apparently due to the drew Davis with 10 points, but U. S. Open champion Ken Venturi Elitoo Howard great demand (42 schol- high for the game and the night was Barry Hughes of the soared to an 81 there. arships offered) of Howard's baseball talents by all Lakers with 15. Defending champion Tony Le- ma, the British Open king, wound the clubs when in high school, he missed out go- Matawan, Asbury Park The third and final game of Ing all the way in college, even though he had the night found the Hot Shots up in the bunch at 71. This year's overwhelming the Royals, 49-20. two titlists were a little further started. He admitted his mistake. The winners put eight men in the back. Los Angeles Open cham- pion Paul Harney had 73 and Elston's father, a school principal, still insists his scoring column with Jim Park- er's 10 points leading the way. Wes Ellis, winner at San Diego son continue college in order to earn his diploma. My In Big Weekend Gamejs Osborne Pitts, also with 10 mark- last Sunday,, a 72. father told me many times—"Elston, you can't play ers, paced the losers. Olllci (t<) BaiUln' Bofcbai 13 Clarke Beits Mark baseball forever." By JACKSON CUNNINGHAM • OFT Wlllumi 1 0 Any 10 2 AUCKLAND, New Zealand Howard related to the kids the limited number Headed by visits from strong Hayner O 2 Holme. 2 0 teams from Mercer and Middle- Moot. 3 0 Ty.on 4 10 (AP) — Ron Clarke of Australia Carter O 0 MliUaccto 1 0 of years for a pro baseball player. He told them sex Counties, Shore area schools Kuiler 3 3 Wllion 0 0 bettered the New Zealand two- will offer an 18-garae weekend Johnion 3 0 Taylor 2 0 mile record at Tororoa last night Booker Cill OO0 to make their object college. "If you go to col- basketball schedule. as he easily beat Neville Scott 10 4 U lege, you'll always have something to fall back From Mercer County comes and BII Baillle of New Zealand. Za.lFI (30) Laker. (13> Clark's time of 8:33 was Blx- on," said Howard. "In these days, if you don't Trenton Central, which faces As- o rr orp bury Park High at the Asbury Holme. s 1 1 COvlwtOD 2_ 0 tenths of a second faster than Pavli B 0 10 HUltlf. « a » Murray Halbert's New Zealand have a college education in this world, you are Park Convention Hall floor tamor Wlcksr. 3. i r Shrard « 0 row night. Reid O 0 0 wiuon 1 0 record but 3.4 seconds flower lost," stated Howard. Hire 0 o o Huttia 1 0 than the listed world record held The Middlesex County invader, OamM. 1 o aa 3 0 by Michel Jazy of France. Scott At the Rotary Club he told of how he had passed Madison Township, tangles with Johnicn 0 4 pset-minded Matawan Regional HIM io in was timed In 8:43.4 and Baillle up lucrative speaking engagements in order to soiuy n ttie Huskies' bay^hore court Hoi Blot! (U>~~ In 8:57.3. for the future. Howard has been interested in real tonight In what promises to be Clay o II n 1 « he best game on tonight's line- PnHtflr 1. 00 120 ralto O 0 estate and also spoke of a travel agency. At present W«b*tW . 4 Pltn 0 19 r up of 15 games. partcw I?.5 3on»M- 0 2 - he is studying with an eye on a real estate and broker- Adam. * 0 4 CrxKa Trenton, conqueror of Christian Kroman 1 0 J Tni" age license, and of course the travel agency as a busi- Brothers Academy in the Capitol tfodenrood 10 3 William. Prtwtr 3 4 1 Connor ness venture, too. In this way he'll have something City Christmas tournament, lost nly its final game of last year's to fall back on when retiring. eason, suffering a narrow set- Howard said he believes In taking advice from jack against state Group. 4 run- Two Wichita ner-up Hillside in the NJSIAA somebody else. He demonstrated bis point with his tournament. Cagers Ineligible own experience as a catcher. If he was going bad Samuel* Leads Trenton The Tornadoes have one of the WICHITA, Kan. (AP) - Two " behind the plate, he was willing to accept the ad- op players from that club, Carl first string players on Wichita's vice of others trying to help, and then apply it iamuels, back In the lineup this fourth ranked basketball team year and the 6-3 jump shooter were dismissed from the squad to his duties as a catcher. should be a big problem for As- yesterday for failure to meet scholastic standards. Apparently Howard is a shrewd businessman al- bury Park in tomorrow night's game that should draw a packed DRAWING FOULS, AS USUAL — Kirk Robinson, ac« of CBA's cage team, drives for They are Nate Bowman, 21- ready. He has been investing those World Series checks house at the boardwalk arena. year-old 6enior from Fort Worth, and he has had a few where they show a profit. How- Madison Township will bring basket and draws another foul shot as an unidentified Keyport player goes tumbling Tex. and Gerald Davis, 19, from ard also has set up trust funds for his children, insur- mly a 5-5 record into Matawan in Tuesday's game. Robinson is tied with Jim Crawford of Toms River for the area's Brooklyn. Bowman towers 8-foot- or tonight's tilt against the 10 and Davii ij only an inch "Is anybody counting?" ing them the opportunity of furthering their education Huskies, but the visitors have a lead in foul shooting with 62 successful attempts. Players in on the action here, left shorter. by attending college. harp performer in Wayne Dopp, to right, art Bill Kohlbecker and Pete Burke, CBA's Paul Christopher and John Hamil- he second leading scorer In Mid- Those River Street kids certainly heard an In- dlesex County on a 26.6 average. ton of Keyport. spiring talk regarding their education, and if they iladison Twp.'s 5-5 record is easy GM's remember it through high school and continue on » explain since one of the team's Lakewood goes out to hold its through college, they can always look back years best ball players, 5-9 Glen Davis, B Southern Division in a game been sidelined by an injury against Point Pleasant Boro on later and say, "Elston Howard, remember that old or the last four games after the Panthers' court. Host Point Yankee catcher, he inspired me to further my edu- averaging 13.4 points per game Pleasant Beach can take what Your General Tire lowest-priced cation." If they keep in on top of their "noggins," in the first six tilts of the season. might be a short-lived ownership Specialist Says.: Matawan will take to the floor we'll say he sure did. of second place if it can knock off in the underdog's role tonight, but Central Regional and Southern "See Us for YANKEES' SEASON—Elston said it was the most that could prove to be meat on Regional hosts Jackson Township he table for the Huskies, who are in other B Southern contests. QUALITY TIRES at wagon mixed up season he has ever been through. He men- -3 on the campaign. Two of those Shore Faces Wall tioned the start with Yogi Berra as manager, the pen- wins, a double overtime, one-point SPECIAL SAVINGS" The lone B Northern versus B nant, the firing of Yogi and the hiring of Johnny Keane queaker of Middletown and a five-point setback of previously Southern game on the schedule of the Cards, the team that beat them in the World unbeaten Manasquan, could eas- pits Shore Regional's "Yankees' Series. Howard wasn't kidding, that situation won top ily be termed upsets. against the southerners of Wai GENERAL honors in oddities of sports for 1964. Nine Conference Games Township. Nine Shore Conference games Christian Brothers, kingpin SUPER NYLON He referred to some news stories regarding join the Madison Twp.-Matawan among the non-Shore Conference ill feeling among players and Berra. "Not true," game on tonight's schedule. In schools in the area, looks to have the A Division, Neptune, the only a breeze when it travels to Me said Howard. "We realized he was our manager unbeaten team in (tie area at 12-0, tuchen tonight to play St. Jo- and respected him at all times. We won the pen- eeks Its eighth straight league seph's, a club with a 3-7 record. nant with Berra," declared Howard. riumph in a game at Freehold. The Colts are 8-1 on the cam paign. SUMMIT Red Bank plays at Long Branch Howard said there were no problems with Yogi nd Monmouth Regional hosts St. Joseph's of Toms River and if anyone should know, it was Elston. He caught Brick Township in other "A" plays at Red Bank Catholic, Ma as low as 1793 games. ter Dei hosts St. Rose and Croy- 155 of the 162 games. The only incident he related was don Hall travels to South Amboy $1095 The only important B Northern 670X15 the harmonica playing of musician Phil, and that cost to meet Hoffman in the fina 7.50x14 Division encounter has second TUBELESS him a couple hundred bucks. place co-holder Henry Hudson three games on tonight's 24/24 warranty osting Rumson-Fair Haven, schedule. Howard had nothing but praise for Mickey Two games are on tap Sunday 8.50xU which always makes it tough on $1^95* 7.60 x 15 Mantle as a leader of the Yankees. He even told :he Admirals no matter how bad Red Bank Catholic goes to Lin TUBELESS 30 miles per gallon both Rotarians and the kids, of how Mickey had :he Bulldogs appear. croft in an attempt to show It can do a little better than the last WHITEWALLSJU.QHTLV.HjaHER to go Into the whirlpool bath, rub both legs for Manasquan, which shares second with Henry Hudson, hosts the tine out against Christian Broth- nationwide parts and service 20 minutes, and pad his legs with quarter-inch wonder five" from Southern ers and St. Rose .gets a chance to FULL SIZE • FACTORY FRESH NO SECONDS foam rubber before he would take to the field. Freehold Regional which hasn't hand St. Joseph's its second Jos, in three days to an area quintet "With these conditions and Mantle's will to play won in :iine games and Keyport meets rival Rarltan Township on when it hosts the Falcons on its BUY NOW - TAKE MONTHS TO PAY ON OUR ball, he was a tremendous leader for the Yankees," the latter's court In the other Bclmar court, stated Howard. (Continued on next page) •PEL KAIETT 100% O.K. CREDIT PLAN | SOLD AND SERVICED BY YOUR LOCAL BUICK/OPEL DEALER Rotarians fire questions from the floor, but trd was certainly smart enough not to be trapped by KEYPORT some of these wouldbe dugout managing demons. And 1 Bob Kunze they were there! Danny Dundee of Airport Inn, and 6ENEML STRAUS MOTORS, INC. Judge John Crowell, who have been rabid Yankee RENT A CAR or TIRE Ed Golden Hwy. 35 at Bedle Rd. fans a lot longer than Howard's years with the club, NEW SHREWSBURY were happy to hear Elston say the Yanks have a host TRUCK from HERTZ of ball players in the coming-up pile. I DC'VE . Cell BOB WHITE BUICK, INC. With real professional proi like Elston How MIDDLETOWN GENERAL TIRE CO. 688 Shrewsbury Ave. ard on the banquet circuit for the New York PR 5-1515, CA 2-3299, SH 7-2121 Rt. 36 and Avt. D Leonardo Yankee organization, how in the world can the 291.9291 Opon Dally 1.4 TOMS RIVER Mats outdraw the Yankees in attendance? GLENN BUICK, Route 37 THE DAILY Friddr, Jtmury 22, 19SS--1S SURF, FIELD AND SITOAM Tuaely Note* on the Great Outdoor* M •WaU **«•<:}• ... By NELSON BENEDICT UM*a*xrj pro Club Boston Celtics Remain Applebrook Aeenejr Beliezza Em. » at 8:30 p.m. Other Driftwood bowlers head Bottoms 3J 2* straight, wiping out the league first place in the Division while As long ss Auerbach retains BAW Auto ..._—_ 33 24 placement for Loran. Price of Triton's Mark I Omnigator is include Jim Hslligan,' John "Iks" Isaksen, William Crown Tire . .30 27 record of 17 held by them and St. Catherine's has won one game Ms Midas touch, the Celtics at Modern Pharmacy 30 27 least are bound to stay In tte less than $900-^95 to be exact! Walker, Ray Broeder and Ken Daniels. Members of Red Keansburc Bowl ; 29$ 27Hthe old Washington Capitols. against six setbacks and is in Benson's Furniture — .29 28 And they may clinch the East- ninth place in the ID-team Divi- thick of contention. The vast influence computers have in virtually every Bank Recreation's all-star (quad includs Stanley Savage, Honlny & Walker phase of modern day life is to be seen in some of the new Keansburg Bank ern Division crown by a record sion. Pat Ambrosio, John Merritt, Jim Cleary and ©us Lang.Klolln's Lorans. DX Navigator, tor example, has souped up its al- Sandys Market date since they now lead the The winners put together 26-13 John Ryan's second-place Cincinnati Royals and 20-13 advantages in ,the sec-Giants Slate ready excellent instrument with a memory bank which en- Bournes Oil __.. ables the operator to lock in, or freeze, the signals on the Providence College, -was also on Empress Hotel _. by 714 games. ond and third quarters, respec- Matawan, Asbury Don Quixote's .. tively, to put the game out of various functions. hand Tuesday, "celebrating" his Golden Nuggets Aa in the past, the Celtics had Boat-wise, the show runs pretty much to expectations. (Continued) last night home before his induc- 500 Club: Muriel Wllmott 500, Dottheir problems to overcome this reach of St. Catherine's. The los-Press Conference laclerlo 500. ers outscored the league lead- The tug-of-war for the consumer market continues apace be- tion into the Apny, which started 190 Club: M. Wilmott 199, Dot Haolerlo year.< Neptune Rated Tops The retirement of Frank Ram- ers, 24-17, in the linal period, but tween the fiberglass people and traditionalists who still insist Wednesday with the first day of a 1 For Noon Today Here's the way our area top two-month stretch at Fort Dix. HARSIOM THURSDAY NI11HT aey cost them the clutch per- couldn't overcome the early defi- on wooden hulls. Single most significant development in that LADIES LEAGUE cit as St. Ann's held a 28-point field perhaps is Pacemaker's excursion into the low-priced, JO shapes up at the moment: The tale went like so: ~ W formances .of a man dubbed "The NEW YORK (AP) - The New 1. Neptune (1241), 2. OBA (8-1), A Providence basketball player Hopefuls Best Sixth Man in Basketball." lead during the third session andYork Giants have called a press under-30-feet-long hull market. s Bayshore T.V. 3. Toms River (8-2), 4. Middle was called into tfhe dean's office Harmony Bowl Other retirements riddled the again early in ths fourth frame, • conference for noon today, prob- The Leek boys of lower Bank tJiusly very much involve town (7-3), 5, Asbury Park (5-5), aeo. Moor* Const _ _ strong Bench for which Celtics Joe Ldbello paced the winners' . themselves in a competitive scramble with builders of mass- when his grades showed four Mattel Inc. Toymaken ably to reveal the future of their 6. Manasquan (8-1), 7. Lakewood "Fs" and a "D." 'When the dean Geo. Moora Const 1 _ teams were noted. And kingpin scoring with 25 points, mostly on 39-year-old quarterback; Y. A. produced Jersey tea skiffs. Unlike the skiff, the new 26-foot (8-3); 8. St. Rose (4-5), 9. Shore Harmony Cotfeet Shop Bill Russell admits the game drives. Charles Mayer contributed Pacemaker features carvel planking rather than lapstrake asked, "Mr , how do youWestern Burgers Tittle. (9-2), 10. (tie) Red Bank (6-4 and Jack Nolans ._ 15 and also grabbed off 23 re- The old Bald Eagle, who led the construction. explain these marks," the oager's Parlemans Plumbers bounds. Frank Vally and John Henry Hudson (8-3). reply was, "Well, sir, I guess Beach Agency . Giants to Eastern Division titles The 26-footer at the show Is manned part of (he time by a WalHncs Market Barrecelll each added 10. As a •ales crew from Sea Coast Yacht Sales, Inc., Sea Bright. I've been concentrating too much One Hour Martlnlzlns; in the National Football League Casey Sophs May Flay McDonaldls Patterson-Clay team, St. Ann's was 18 for 32in 1961, 1962 and 1963, fell on A sister ship will be on display next month at the Jersey Coast on one subject." Cltrls' TV _ Red Bank Catholic may turn Noones Angels from the foul line with Lobeilo evil days last season, dons viith Boat Show in Asbury Park. Don Leek told this reporter that the tables on Christian Brothers Losers In Verbal arid Mayer each getting seven, the rest of the team. Cager Raises Question flchweizcr Bros. popular acceptance of the 26-footer resulted in addition of two, Academy's unbeaten jayvees in full production lines at the bustling shipyard on the shore Coaches In the Northern Divi- THE "400" LEAGUE STANDINGS After the Giants had finished Sunday's game. The Caseys, who sion of the Monmouth County Atl. Hldi. W L last, Tittle left town for his home Of the Mullica River in Burlington Co. have had their top sophomores W Racial Clash And if you think there is intense competition in the small CYO league are still wondering Romeo .31 • St. Ann's 1 in the San Francisco area amid riding the varsity bench, may why Ronnie Macdonald was cutAtl. HJdi. Bee. MARLBORL, N.Y. (AP)-Cas- St. James . .5 reports that he Was finally ready boat field, wait till you see what the marine engine manufact- have those young and promising Leon's in pre-season from Rumson-Fair Adler Lumber siiis Clay, currently, the world St. Mary's __ '. 5 to retire. Later there were, re- urers are doing to each other for your benefit! Big story there cagers in action in the jayvee Koeppel's heavyweight boxing champion Involves the development of high speed, low profile, lightweight Haven Regiohal's cage squad. Holy Cross r_.....4 ports he was thinking of trying tilt against the Colts. We think He's been a terror in the CYO and Floyd Patterson, former title- St. Joseph's one more year. diesels which are commencing to flirt around price-wise with they should have been seeing ac- holder, engaged in a verbal bat gasoline engines of comparable horsepower ratings. loop, where the players might not St. Uo ... Tittle Is in New York for a boat tion in jayvee ball and dressing be stars, but still can pop'em Franklen tie on racial issues yesterday at for the varsity games all season. St. Agnes show currently being held here. Matters have reached a point where a man has to weigh in the bucket pretty good. RED BANK FIRE DEFT. the latter's training camp. Both Holy Family .... all considerations carefully before choosing between diesel Red Bank Rec. are Negroes. He is a public relations man for W a boat company. and gas propulsion units. Henry Luhrs of Marlboro can now Hook A Ladder 2 .28 Clay arrived at the training offer a choice of either for power in his skiffs. Cutlllo Top Scorer WesUlde Hone ...... 27 The old quarterback, enormous- Going into tonight's games, Hook * Ladder 1 _..25 camp along with a group of news ly popular in New York, drew The race for higher horsepower is being dominated by Steve Ciitillo of Neptune is the topUnion Ho»e I 24 men and photographers and preWaynes Independent .23 Bolmer a salary in the $70,000 area last two comparative newcomers to the ranks of manufacturers of point-producer In the area with Union HDBB 3 • 23 sented Patterson, whom the gasoline engines, Seamaster and Daytone. The former is us- Fair Haven 1 .21 year, and also made a number 243 points that gives him a nar-Red Bank 8 „ 18 champion calls The Rabbit, with of television and other money- ing an Industrial Ford block which is rugged enough even when 200 Club — Karl Bergman 226, Lou row one-point lead over Red Galassl 201, William Lyons 221. several heads of lettuce and a making appearances. He came to operated at high rpm's to enable its manufacturer to offer Bank's Bill Horlacher. Neptune's sum of carrots. • warranty of either 800 hours or one yearl ths Giants in 1961 after a long Fred Warren is third with 217, When Patterson was asked his career with the San Francisco Boatmen who were disappointed with docking facilities at Shore Regional'a Pete Berger reactions by the reporters, he re- ffiers. , the World's Fair Marina last year—«nd for excellent reason, fourth oh an even 200 and JimJohns Recalled NEW YORK (AP)-Ike New plied that "despite the lettuce and , A Texan who played college w« might add-^may tee some Improvements corns spring. So Crawford of Toms River com- carrots, I like Cassias Clay and football for Louisiana State, Tittle promised an officer of the organization which operate* (he pletes the top five with 196. York Rangers of the National Hockey League recalled defense- respect him for what he has done broke into pro&all with tie old ..-Marina. In'any event, daily rates this year wiH be 30 cents Crawfdi»%nd fcBA ace "Kirk to boxing." Baltimore Coils of tile All-Amer- per foot with a minimum charge of $7.50 daily at Piers 1 and Robinson are the top foul shooters man John Johns from their Balti- more farm yesterday and made At this Clay demanded thai ica Conference is 1348. 2, 25 cents per foot at Pier 2 and 20 cents per foot at moorings. in the area with 62 apiece. Un- Patterson refer to him as Mu- He set a number of NFL pass- Last but hardly least, a stray from Trenton who wandered til last week, Robinson had shot room for him by shipping; forward Jim Mikol to the St. Paul Rang- hammed Ali, the name Clay Ing records In 1962 and 1963, but into the Coliseum yesterday whispered that Sen. Charles Sand- over half of the whole CBA team's adopted when he joined the Black was last in almost all passing man (R-Cape May) will Introduce a two-part boat registration shots at the free throw stripe. ers of the Centra] Hockey League. Muslims, a militant race group. departments last season. bill in the Legislature Monday. The Sandman bill will estab- "I'll call him by the name he lish schedules of registration fees for commercial as well as Knott's Potential Seen HIGH JUMPER DIES was born with," Patterson told pleasure craft. Some of you basketball buffs the reporters. He then refused to Maximum fee for party, charter and commercial fishing may not think much of Red Bank SEATTLE (AP) — Johnnie Lee spar for the newsmen as Clay vessels (40 feet in length or over) would be 135, while most High's 6-3 or 6-9 giant Chris Louie, 20, University of Washing- fumed, ton high jumper who was struck recreational boatmen would be asked to pay Is $10. Commer- Knott, but one of the top basket- "You are nothing but an Uncle cial men who accept the terms of state registration would ball schools In the East thinks on the head with a 16-pound'shot In practice Tuesday, died Wednes- Tom Negro, a white man's Ne thusly be able to exempt themselves from the personal prop- there's a lot of potential packed gro," said Clay. "You quit twice in his lanky frame. The school day afternoon. erty tax even though their vessels be documented. 1 to Listen and now you wanted At least that's what Sen. Sandman is said to be shooting might send the big boy to prep Suffering a massive skull frac- to quit again. Get into the ring for. Now we'll see how close he'comes to target! school or a junior college to bring ture, he underwent a four-hour and I'll lick you now." out that potential and you might operation at the university, hos- see Chris dunking shots in the pital Tuesday evening. He did "Okay, let's do it,, let's do it," SURGERY FOR GARRON The key setback in the Ameri Palestra some day. agreed Patterson as he got Into can Football League's team's not recover consciousness. BOSTON (AP)-The Boston Pa- The school figures the boy is ths ring. Clay had to be re- triots announced Wednesday that 1964 offense was injured during strained from following him. the regular season. Though he still young and growing—seeing Quick and inexpensive. That's fullback Larry Garron will under- he doesn't even shave yet. Patterson then sparred two go surgery "at St. Elizabeth's Hos- was able to play out the season, the Daily Register Classified. mild rounds as Clay, obviously LINCROFT, NJ pital today to repair a cartilege (he injury, didn't respond to trea angry, jeered from the sidelines. damage in his right knee. ment. HAT TRICK FOR LIONS - By Alan Mover MARINE WISER! 4 WHEEL DRIVE ZOBEL'AWDCLJS .. 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Stibbler, a native TAHITIAN 199 of Bayonhe, alSo saw Red Bank 1 4x7 thnt Bill Horlacher in the Bucs game SPRING multHCoat finish against Freehold Tuesday. Hor TA£ FUROR OVe% lacher had a poor percentage T/tO<*£$foOtOOO SAMOAN £49 night In the field goal department MAMTJl) despite his 21 points. Stibbler i MAHOGANY pre-finished * 4,1*«> due back late In the season to see other area cagers in action GOLDEN MIST 96 The South Carolina assistant BIRCH reg. 16.00 8 4x8 ooach also gave us a report on Bob Harris, the ex-Point Pleasant Beach football and track star AS ALL OUTDOORS! PLUS 22 OTHER VARIETIES who is on a "free ride" at S. C. Jtibbler said the former Garnet Biggest engine, for the kind of power you can only get FROM THE LARGEST Gull flash had a fine frosh grid SELECTION ON THE COAST! season, scoring on numerous long from a 135 HP 6-cylinder engine. Biggest frame for tuns and will be a welcome addi- before you buy or build, tee . . . tion to the varsity. greater strength. 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AUTO PARIS-REPAIRS LtRtit hauling, clean up job*, b«ndymaut, SELL Beet offer. 222-8017. ilon needl aoma WOTIE. Best offer. U Whart Ave. 7(1-57(0 Red Bulk 861 T-BIKD — We finance complete cellars. Bilics and tiras** efore you buy. Opel hauling- Free estimate* Call alter 5 erjL Free estimates, 10-yeJir guarantee. POSSIBLE, SO COME ONE - COME ALL d L&reest dealer la K. J.Lotl ot P.m., all day Saturday, Sunday 747-3002 W-Wtt. Fair Haven. uKd'boat!, In boar! and outboard, 16' SLATE t BRYER ACCUUNTIMO — BooUteevIm nerfiet. JUMP ON THE BANDWAGON to 35'. FAIR HAVEN- YACHTS WORKS ._„ ~ General contracting Booka kept lor any type or soslnew. INC. Jtoot ot DeNoramuUe Av«., Fair 104335' Otiier service* provided. Sdl-3008. Haven, J«-3om 787-0316 EXTEKIOB AND INTERIOR _ Paint- PAINTlNa — Exterior tod lotsrtor. ing, alao decorating. Our prices areFor prompt estimate sod courteous AUTOS FOR SALE cheaper than their*. Call (or tree esti- service, call K2-J423. TOM'S FORD $25 Profit per CAR mates. 741-4950. INCOME TAX RETUBNS — Prepared at your homa or business. Reasonable (More ClajilBed Adi ONLY "THE COUNT OF BRADLEY" 1111)11IIIllllll rates. Monthly or quarterly accounting On The Next Page) services. 747-2662. COMPAQ CAR SALE creates miracles, your credit is _ 1963 CHEVROLET ~ good and tfie Count Trusts You! IMPALA—Four door hardtop No Cash Needed —Call Now Block with red matching In- AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE ferior. Equipped wltfi Power- 1963 1962 1961 Glide, radio, heater ond power Iteering. One owner, low mlle- FAIRLANE OLDS F-85 OLDS F-85 oge. Six-cyl., ltd. tranimiiiion Cutlasi convertible. Station wagon. RUSSELL DUE TO THE SNOW 8-cyl., auto, Irani. Six-cyl., auto. tram. LOWEST WEEKLY '62 Tempest $ i.10 OldimobiU-Cadillac $ PAYMENTS Auto R/H Company M 195 '41 T-Bird $ 8.75 109 Newmon Springs Rd.. WE ARE CONTINUING I295 •44 Dodge * 14.50 *l395 Red Bonk y GT. Hardtop, Conv., Full Power Full Power '61 Plymouth $3.90 741-0910 THIS WEEKEND OUR 1961 1961 •44 Ford $14.70 Full Power 1963 Calaxle Convertible, '61 Chevy $5.90 •60 Pontiac $7.90 Full Power Monza Coupe. Looaded Ventura H.T., •HIIIIIIIIIIIIIMI COMET FALCON '63 Buick $15.80 '41 Rambler $6.90 La Sober, Full Power FALCON Station Wagon '60 Buick $6.30 Station wagon. Station wagon. Wilcat Convertible, Six-cyl., auto. Irani. Full Power '61 Olds $7.90 Full Power • IIIIIIIIIIIIIIB Slx-cyl., auto. tram. Six-cyl., auto. tram. '63 Ford $ 8,75 F85 4-dr. Station Wgn., '60 Mercury $3.90 GRAND OPENING Fairlane Sedan, Automatic Trans. H.T. Full Power - SPECIAL!! = Automaffc Trans. '61 Pontiac $8.90 '59 Mercury $6.20 M 195 '895 *895 •63 Dodge {10.40 Bonneville Conv. Colony Pork $2295 " OF THE m Hardtop, Full Power Station Wagon Full Power '60 Cadillac $9.80 '59 Cadillac $8.75 1941 CADILLAC Eldorado. Full Power SEDAN DE VILLE. Tumuolse NEW 1961 1959 '62 Cadillac 521.90 Hardtop, Full Power with matching Interior. Full Power Equipped wlfti all power fea- BMW 1962 FOR THE LOWEST PRICES '42 Chrysler } 10.30 tures Including automatic win- ond THE LONGEST TERMS VALIANT OPEL New Yorker Hardtop, dow* and not. S BAVARIAN MOTOR WORKS AUTHORIZED DEALER COMET S-22 Full Power Station wagon. Station wagon. RUSSELL Auto, trim., buclctt tttrt Four-cyl., $td. tram. •62 Chevy % 8.7S CENTER Six-cyl.. auto. tram. Bel Air, Full Power Oldimobila-C«dilla« Co. DISCOUNT* im NBwman Sprlngi Rd.. $ •62 Falcon $ 5.90 Red Bank 395 Auto. R/H BRADLEY INC. 741-0910 M095 '695 •61 Ford $ 7.20 GalaKia H.T. SEE THE NEW 4-speed Trans. 363 Maple Ave. (Rt. 35), Red Bank ft mi 111111 if lid I 1800 Sedan and 1800 Tl Sport TOM'S FORD Look! No Down Payment! Monmou+h County's Leading Imported Car VALIANT PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER 566-1500 SEDAN V-100 BELVEDERE SEDAN NEWPORT SEDAN RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS $39.58 mo. $44.24 mo. $56.95 mo. II? E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK 60 MAIN ST. MATAWAN Freight Not Included Freight Not Included Freight Not Included SEE THE ROARING '65's MORE GY BARRON'S FACTORY AUTHORIZED DEALER DELIVERIES 71 SOUTH BROADWAY LONG BRANCH 222-1700 AT QUALITY USED CARS—NO DOWN PAYMENT' per mo. > per mo. , per rno. 2 '44 Karmann Ghia $58.21 '62 Plymouth' V*-' •61 Velie'iit ' '" »I8.M M, E. S. CO. Belvedere. Slx-passehger V m Twodoor sedan. Six Two-door Hordtoo. ISMS. Station wagon, v-8, R8.H, cyllnderf standard trans. LIKe- New. Automatfc Power sfeerfng. BllM DRIVE HOME IN A LUXURY AUTOMOBILE! "WE KID YOU NOT SALE" MANY OTHER MODELS & MAKES TO CHOOSE FROM A USED CONTINENTAL Why not? The principal differences between it and a new Continental are that it has been SOLID SILENT SUMPTUOUS '65 road tested £Tlittle longer and* that it is FORDS AT SURPRISING PRICES priced within your reach. NOW IS THE You can scarcely tall that it ii not brand-new. Tfia clauie look TRY A TEST DRIVE — YOU'LL BE AMAZED hat not changed. Thii car hoi bsan restored to prim* condition in both »p'pearanc» and performance. This could let your y»*r •63 BUICK Special Deluxe 1295. FORDS to nova up to the best — a LINCOLN-CONTINENTAU Convertible, 4-ipead transminion '63 CHEVY II Nova Wagon 1550. '61 SALAXIE 4-dr. Rardrop 1150. Fordomatic, power (tearing, air cond, TIME TO BUY... •62 CORVAIR Moma Coupe 1250. '63 •60 GALAXIE Conv., RDM. 895. ECONOLINE Van 1195. Power itsari/ig ENGLISH MOTORS '63 BUICK Riviera 2D. Hd.Tp. 2995. '61 GALAXIE 2D. Hd.Tp., 995. 34 MAPLE AVE. 747-4545 RED BANK '63 CADILLAC Sedan deVille 3895. 6-cylmders, Fordomatic Air-Conditioned '64 RAMBLER Classic "500" 1595. •63 FAIRLANE "500" 2D. 1395. 4-door sedan Fordomatlc FALCONS and COMETS '63 GALAXIE "500" 4D. 1595. Fordcmattc DELTA 18 HOLIDAY SEDAN TWIN-BORO RAMBLER '60 COMET' Deluxe 650 '63 GALAXIE "500" 4D. 1695. 2-door, Mercomatic Hardtop, Fordomatic, power steering A ROCKET ACTION '61 COMET S-22 Coupe 895 .'63 GALAXIE "500" XL 1895. MONMOUTH COUNTY'S Mercomatic Hardtop, Fordomatic, power iteering '61 FALCON Deluxe 795, •64 GALAXIE "500" 2D. 2250. , 2-door, Fordomatic OLDEST RAMBLER DEALER Hardtop, Fordomatic, power iteering FALCON 2D. Sedan 695. '65 OLDSMOBILE •61 OFFERS A '61 COMET 4D. Sedan • 795. "60 GALAXIE 4D., FOM., P.S. 795. '62 FALCON Deluxe 4D., FOM 995. •63 GALAXIE 2D, 6CyI. 1195. WE HAVE A HUGE SELECTION AND •62 COMET 2D. Sed., FOM 1050. '61 GALAXIE Conv., FOM. P.S. 1195. WE'RE OUT TO DELIVER 30 NEW JANUARY CLEARANCE '62 COMET S-22 Sport 2D. 1050. "64 GALAXIE 4D., COM., P.S. 2295. OLDSMOBILES BY JANUARY 30. '63 FALCON Conv., FOM . 1395. STOP AT RUSSELL TODAY FOR ... THUNDERBIRDS , s TATION WAGONS SALE! •60 THUNDERBIRD Full Power 1450. I IS THE • LOWEST PRICES HIGH TRADE.INS — LOW PRICES I '61 .COUNTRY SQUIRE 1250. Fordomatlc, power stdering •62 THUNDERBIRD Full Power 2350. i MAGIC Air-Conditioning •61 FALCON 4D. 795. •-"' NUMBER • HIGHEST TRADES '63 THUNDERBIRD, Full Power 2595. '60 FORD 9P. dry Sed/ 850. • IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Fordomatlc, power staaring MERCURYS •61 MERCURY 9P. Colony Park 1195. Mercomatic, power^ tteering •60 MONTEREY 4D. Sed. 750. YOU RECEIVE '63 FORD Fairlane Ranch 1395. Mercomatic, powat iteering AMBASSADOR 990 4-Joor '62 FORD 6P. C'try Squire 1550. '62 MONTEREY 4D. Sed. 1450. Mercomatic, power stoering Fordomatic. power it««rin«| Save over •«2 AUSTIN HEALEY $1075 '62 FORD 6P. C'iry Squire 1595. '64 RAMBLER Ambai. $750 Sprite. Convertible '63 MONTEREY 4D. Sed. 1895. FREE no. Full power, fully equipped, Fordomatic, power staaring Mercomatic, power sfsenng 1,000 miles. Guaranteed for 18,000 62 RAMBLER $1295 miles. 4-dr. tOO. Aulo., FVH, '62 MERCURY Colony Park 1595. WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY NEW buckst seat! Mercomatic, power ifeering •63 SPORT S-55 Conv. 2395. •44 RAMBLER Conv. Mercomatic, power steering OLDSMOBILE OR CADILLAC AN (2 to choose from) '41 FORD (1295 Station wagon, auto., R&H, tadory '63 FORD Fairlans 4D., FOM. 1550. auto., R/H. Both cars guaranteed air conditioned, one ouvn^r. -I • _Four-door Fofdomstio 1INCOLN ^CONTINENTALS RCA RECORD ALBUM for 19,000 miles. Save, Save, Save. '63 FORD 9P. C'try Squire 2050. '61 RAMBLER (795 COLLECTOR'S LIMITED EDITION / •43 CHEVY II., SI750 4-dr., radio, nearer., Fordomatlc power fleering •62 CONTINENTAL 4D. Conv. 2895. Conv. Floor shift, automatic, R&H, ONLY AT YOUR bucket seals. One owner, like new. '61 FORD '. |l 195 •63 MERCURY 6P. Colony Park 2195. Full powers- Super Sport equipment. Colmie Mr. Hordlop. outo., Marcomatic, power steering RSiH, power steering. OLDSMOBILE DEALER • $3.98 VALUE 63 RAMBLER $1675 '63 CONTINENTAL 4D. Conv. 3895. '60 RAMBLER (895 •61 FORD County Sedan 1095. Air-Conditioning 4-dr, Sloion Woaon. Auto, R/H "The Shore's Largest Oldsmobile - Cadillac Dealer" «4r. »don, oulo. RSH f owner 63 RAMBLER (1495 '60 PLYMOUTH J65O MONWOUTH COUNTY'S LARGEST FORD DEALER CLDSMOBILE Two-door, auto., radio, heater Belvedere. Auto.. R/H,« cyl. •43 RAMBLER $1195 '60 FORD Falcon (690 Two-door Sedan. Standard mi con i - transmission. R/H. One owner. Mr,, radio, heater. CADILLAC '59 FORD $795 •4J Mu< attention work In drees shop. Appl lATONTOWrf — OH Broad 8t — Oil senna rrom tin aeores of changes In ths naw tax goods store, 26 yean experience, wUI- That you bought if uiadi per month tad -JO. Heated, Jldaill y Cameo Aroarei, MS Hwy. as, Miudi HOUSE WITH REPUTATION lr,g to work. Write "B.J.," Boi KU, Brooa Ave., two rooma famished, law affecting you? towrl shower, private eotruct, heat' elec< ervlca. Ne* Yo& bm itop at MIM BU8DO.&BE8 — You may postpone SERVICE DEPARTMENT TO Red Bank , It'll look »t if you had it a littlo whiU ... trie, tu not water lurnlehed. t6o p< Alpine Manor Hotel Hwj St. HUhHWl four fount quarter estimate payment HOUSEKEEPER — TO TAKE FU month Includes llntns. 222-0O7S. 872-1773. due January 15 provided that complete CHARGE OF THREE BCHOOL-AG BACK YOU UP RETAIL EGG — Anil frozen (ood route return is filed by January 31. CHILDREN, CLEAN, AND COOK, for sale. Includes six freezers, one and you'll sav» ti)ora than 50 V. • . TWO ROOU3 — All fadlltlM, neai VERY COMFORTABLE BOOK Margery Trovalo, T-A Reliable Ta> WHILE PARENTS WORK. LAUREL- refrigerator? one 1959 ClievTOlet step transportation. 146 Uonmouta St., RedBoard If desired. Call Service, p. o. Boi 15, Mlddletown, N.J. WOOD BBCT1ON OF LITTLE SILVER FREE BLUE CROSS van. 842-3066. Bank. Call 741-7815. 7*1-0812. Phone 671-12B9. CALL AFTER 7 P.M. 741-3026. PAID VACATION 3 Room Outfits Originally Now THREE SINGLE ROOMS — In Pri- DELIVERIES — Light hauling am TERRACE APARTMENTS - Red Bank vate home. Near shopping and trans- ASSI3TANT BOOKKEEPER — Wl Tills la what we have to offer 3tt, 4H and 0 room apartments. 2 portation. 38 Waverly PI., Bed Bank. moving, smaU Job specialists. Chui steno ability. Apply In person. man with experience and tlio deal • Outfit #74622 $550 $184 mediate occupancy, and February 1 Halt. 261-3*09. to sell better than aversge. cupancy. 7U-4S50. SINGLE ROOM — For rent. Tl Wallacl AOCOUNTING SERVICES M. SCHWARTZ & SONS AMERICAN OIL CO • Outfit #83614 $650 $245 ;reet, Red Bank. Or phone Business Bookkeeping Income ta: CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH M. SCHWARTZ & SONS SEA BRIGHT ~- Three-room unfur- __J 7*7-1008 Estates Legal Formt nished ape.ramem, onlet. heat and hotROOM FOR RENT — Private home, C.E. BCHENCK '872-02(0. 141 W. Front St. Red Bai 141 W. Front Sf. Red Ban • Outfit #71934 $675 $290 wafer supplied I&V 812-0525. gentleman preferred. .Call after 7 *.m, 747-0787 Offers higher profits. Service station 747-0787 for lease. River Rd., Fair Haven. 10O% and more, lots more! 117-0*6. EMPLOYMENT COUNTER GIRL — Part or full tto financing available. Call for details. COMMERCIAL RENTALS FURNISHED ROOM — Oarage, gentle- Apply in person t>efore ii:30 or 2 1 Day, MU 7-2800. T to 8 p.m. 774-2334. man only. Phone after 6 or aU day HELP WANTED-FEMALE 5 p.m^ Western Burgers, Rt. 35, Midd! ROUTE SALESMAN EXPERIENCED- Saturday and Sunday. W-1208. town. Across from Shop Rite. POT established route in Central N FOR LEASE, dull, moiem two-bay BUILDING Jereev, must be young, married a. service station. In Mlddletown area. Take over balance and pay $2 weekly. BED BANK — Private entrance, silttnl BXPERIENCED BEAUTY OPERATOR S£}AilIST.RES3 — Experienced on ousli willing; to work, bard for guarantee! 70x100, sal: or lease. Reasonable. Zoned :oom, kitchen jrlvllegej. Inquire 43 with loilowtng. Contact Mr. Frank ions and slip covers. Permanent, M salary against liberal commission Paid training. HE -6-66W 10 to S week- (or any business. Call 172-1773 after 11 222-9548. Sllbersteln. 21 Mechanic St., Red Ban: many benefits including paid vacatlf days or 264-0439 nights, weekends. Rooms Sold Individually a.m. dally. TYPIST—CLERK — Must bo adept in 741-1762. and hospitalizoton. For nterview s< WANTED—Tavern. Keyport - Union RED BANK — Large single room, typing with some knowledge ot o/fice Mr. (Joodaeli, at Molly Pitcher Inn Beach, Kearumurg area. Full details. MODERN OFNCE—For rent, 750 set. private home, centrally located. Call NURSES AIJDSS — 7 a.m. to 3 p.: Wednesday fl to 12 and 1 to 6 p.m, 1 FREE DELIVERY FREE STORAGE ft., first floor, off-street parking, cen 711-1578. machines. Interest in working with Apply in person. EroftkdaJ* Nursli Principals only. "C.A.' Box 511, Red trolly located Freehold. 402-1555 be figures essential. Good opportunity. Red Home, Hwy. 35, Haziest. Bank CURRY'S RO0M3 — Two efficiencies, Sank Area. Write stating experience BAJABER WANTED — Pete's Barbel tween 8-5:30 p.m slnglo or double, 14 East Holland "B.M." Boi 511, Red Bank. HOUSEKEEPER — Five days includi: Shop, Hwy 35, MiddleAown, Call 671' DRY CLEANING BUSINESS — Must STORE FOR RENT — 911 Hwy, 3(, Ave., Atlantic Highlands. 291-05°8. Saturday. Three young children, ref< 0202. sell because of 111 health. For further Field Furniture Company Mlddletown Call after 6:30 p.m. 671. 'ticea, own transportation. 741-7366. information 741-6497 between 9 and " !*O4 TWO FURNISHED ROOMS — Shrews- and after 9 p.m. 7-11 East Front Street Keyport, New Jersey bury Ave., Red Bank. Call OPERATORS WOMAN — To work in drug stoi FOREIGN CAR MECHANIC DESIRABLE RIVER FRONT suite- 711-3015 flewlng machine operators to work on four nights per week., Write statii Wonmouth County's largest Imp 284-3020 On first floor in the Tuller Building. ladles coats and toppers. Shore Coat age and experience if any, etc. "A.F. do alec, looking for take charge n RESTAURANT-TAVERN— "C" License, Call 7*1-2*10. ATTRACTIVE ROOM — In private Co., Inc., 22 Bridge Ave., Hed flank Box 5U, Red Bank. In service department Experience Traffic location, Near transportation, Open daily 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. iome, quiet location. (Eisner Building) ___„ must. Top pay to top man. For appoln all fixtures and equipment tn first class 717-1210. GET CHRISTMAS BILLS off your ment. Mr. Thornton. &42-24I*. condition, now doing about $35,000 per Thursday and Friday 'til 9 P.M. OFFICE SPACE mind. A few openings available. We HELP WANTED—MALE year gross. Business can be greatly in- Air conditioned, elevator service, wil; PRIVATE BATH — PRIVATE EN- train you to show Avon Cosmetics. FULL TIME BUTCHER WANTED — creased, This can be a wonderful family decorats to suit your requirements. Besl TRANCE - Large closets, quiet, busi- For Interview call TU-4343 or write OPENING NEW TERRITORY Steady work. Apply in person, Holmd enterprise. $24,000. FOR SALE PETS & LIVESTOCK location. Will sub-divide It necessary. ness, person preferred. Rumson. 842- Mrs. Margaret Guioita, P. O. Box 1H0, Exciting career In sates councUlni General store, Main BL, Hoimdei. Occupancy March 1. 8es and compare. 193*. Bed Bank. with munaRement opportunity. Centr BROWN * OVERTON AGENCY 'URNI8HED ROOM — For rent In a Jersey Is the market. College graduat KITCHBJN HELPER—FuU or part-tlmi AKC COLLH — Sable trained, female, m-uoo. MARKER AND CHECKER — For dry experienced preferred. .Apply In perso. White 6t Red Bank 741-252! MEET BILL DILLOW 10 months, good with children. Call ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Unfur ilc» house, gentleman preferred. 37 )wner of business or someone wil 787-0721 nlshed -4%*room modern apartment 3prtng: St., Bed BanK. 747-3506. cleaning department, DO experience sales experience. Should be 30 to 4L die Hour Inn, Hwy. 33, Leonardo. An expert on aluminum iwnlngfl, car- necessary, free medical and surgical NTo travel. We will pay as high at portj, patios, door hoods, etc. Call for line section. < Third Ave. 291-9237. ilNOLH ROOMS — Clean and com- EXCELLENT PROPERTY appointment and free estimate. POODLES — Black small miniatures, hospltallzallon plan, paid vacations. [750 monthly to the man that qualifies. JANITORIAL FOREMAN Suitable Tor Nursing Home eight weeka old m&les and females. irtable. Reasonable rates. GenUemsn Only those willing to work and seelting iaya W9-7575, evenings, 747-0151. Silver toys, males and females, six referred. 92 Wallace St. 741-5392. long term employment need apply. Monmouth County HOUSES FOR RENT Experienced In janitorial work, capabl 14 Acres located In secluded arts. PROWN'S weeks old. Champion breeding, show ROOM NEAK BATH — For business, Apply between 5 and 6 p.m. Star Clean- IL BURNER SERVICE MAN — Must quality, AKC registered. Call iet-9149. ers and Launderers, 132 Myrtle Ave., is qualified, good opening for ex- of supervising men, good opportunity WALKER & WALKER, Realtors 32 Broad St, Red Bank 711-750) FIVE-ROOM BUNOALOW for rent. Lo- man. 20 Waverly PI., (f'nrt house from Long Branch. ienced person. Replies will be held or qualified man. Apply to Mr. Bauer, 661 Broad St., Shrewsbury ONE LIKB NBW — Radio Shack, TRC- GERMAN SHEPHERD - Two-year old cated in Mlddlelcmn. CaU 671-1615 oi "road Bt..) 741-2677. n confidence. Write "B.E.," Box 511, 741-8212 5 clM2on band transceiver, (50. One pedigree male, sable, has gone through 741-7518. PART-TIME! WORK — With full time ted Bank. Stating qualification s. Uk new AJ)C. 12 volt transistor lgnl obedience school under the direction of LARQE FRONT ROOM - Prl™" con- pay, three evenings _ week no de- AUTO SERVICE MAN tlon system. £9. 747-14S2. special trainer, excellent temperament, 195 to 1175 Per Month necting tile bath and shower, ofl street MATURE YOUNG MAN — To leai THE BERQ AQEHCY parking apace. 7*1-0658. livering or collecting. 747-0319. 'art-time- Must have eome experience, MORTGAGES ITALIAN PROVINCIAL dlnlnj room price reao. aeiung our farm. 671-2070. retail Jewelry business, one of tne lewd opportunity with progressive dls^ Rt. 35 iMUdletown ;ED BANK — Warm, front, second TELEPHONE SOLICITORS — Experi- llnest stores in area, not In Red Bank. set, Breakfront, buffet, table, two armST. BERNARD PUPS — AKC regis- 671-1000 loor, semi-private bath, residential enced preferred. Work from your own Write "B S." Box 511, Rpd Bank. rount department store chain. Apply tc BANK RATES chairs, and six side chairs. $1,000. tered. Call home. Salary and or commission. Call Wto Accessories Dept. IMMEDIATE CASH Phone after fi p.m. 842-12S6. 4498261. LITTLE SILVER — Four-bedroom lear all transportation. 711-1855. 636-9052 or aplpy at A.M. Hundy Inc., 1st, 2nd. 3rd Mortgage home. Living room, dining room, large 162 Amboy Ave., Woodbrldgc. HomB Improvement Loans CHROME DINETTE SET — With tour GREYHOUND — Kawn colored female, kitchen, 14 baths. Double garage, full WE NEED TWO GUYS Debt Consolidation — Lowest Rates chairs, perfect condition, (25. CaU 816-seven months, shots, wormed, excel- basement. Large yard. $150 monthly. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE RECEPTIONIST — And otTlce assistant, Kt. 35 and Twin Brook Rd., MIddletow S2.000 111.09 month 8<71 lent with ehildrtn. IX. 812U31. Children welcome. Immediate posses- part-time, live days including Saturday. 10 MEN 3,000 121.07 month sion. Oil 531.1525 anytime. HOUSES FOR SALE Doctor's offiCB. PletmB state age, ref- BUTCHER- — Counter experience, 4,000 S2S.09 month WOOD SHELVES BEAUTIFUL CYPRESS DOO HOUSES. erences, telephone number. "B.X." Box Men who are Immediately available f< Bteady position. Sabatos Porlt Btcw Slies for all dogs. KINQS'S KENNELS, EATONTOWN — Freshly painted sll- 55,000 (35.11 month 1x12, genuine Ponderoea pine. 3* loni Rte. 35, Oakhurst Phone 931-1637. room house willi three bedrooms, plpe- fill, Bei Bank. good paying jobs. Must be Interested I 606 Vain fit, BeKord. 787-9U8. GREAT NORTHERN MORTGAGE CO. 6Oo ea., 4' long 6&c ea., 5' long 80c ea., advancement, must be sincere. Ail intei CLIPPINQ AND BATHINQ lesa hot sir oil fired heat, convenient LUXURY FEATURES NOT OFT- DEPARTMENT MANAGERS (2) — views and desired calary kept Itrlctl, BXPI3JUENCED PUNCH PRESS OP- 741-4343 363-2S01 ff lone 85° ea. In our Remnant De- lo shopptni, lonoots and. bus line, one EN FOUND IN. A SMALL Be&dy-to-we&i or children's wear back- confidential. ERATOR — Must be able to set up Our Bonded Personal Representative partment downstair*. AH breeds. Uartfe Schmidt, by ap- year or longer lease unfurnished at ground helpful. Excellent working con- own dies. Keamburg area. T8T-2121. Will Call At Your Home At Your pointment. 7S7-568S, (90. Call 512-0152. HOUSE. Stone and frame Colo- Convenience. No Obligation. RED BANK LUMBER ditions. Liberal employee benefits. Ap- UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY — High TRAIN YOUR DOO nial. Four bedrooms, VA baths. ply in person only. LERNER SHOPS, SALARY RANGE Comer Pearl and Wall, Red Bank BAYSHORE COMPANION DOO CLUB fOUR-ROOM Monmouth Shopping Center, Eatontown. comonisaion earnings with & growing FIRST AND SECOND 1I0RT0AGK3 •Kie Low Overhead Lumber Yard HOUSE Dining room, Paneled den. Hot $75 to $150 61 year old company selling wort AVAILABLE — Edwin S. Stark, EesJ The Oaks MEDICAL ASSISTANT — No skills or famous Goodyear maintenance proc Estate & Mortgage Consultant. 284-0333. FIREPLACE WOOD — Cut, spin and Obedience class starts February 3-4. 787-5521 water heat. Basement. Attached experience, willing to train. Send for PLUS BONUS ucta. Rod Tormo earned over $24,OCM delivered. (15 for Vi cord. m-4176 en-0996 IMMEDLATB OOCUPANCT — Large garage. Extras. Vacant. Move in. application. "B.T.' BOK fill, Red Bank. (not typical, but indicative of potential 542-4273 three-bedroom unfurciahed ranch, 741-4019 last yvELX, il.W. FrajjK earned, ovei ME 4-8880 month-to-month-basis only. 1150 AL- FHA financing to qualified buyer. EXPERIENCED NURSE'S AIDE — $13,000. Age no barrier. Diversified yea, WOODEN STORM WINDOWS — Good REAL ESTATE FOR RENT LAIRE FARROW AOENCY, 199 Broad $22,900. Shift 9 to B, U to 7. Apply Ivy House, SALESMAN — To sell building mat round line. No Investment required. W< CALL COLLECT! condition. Reasonable. Only olgbt left. St., Red Bank. 741-3*50. ' Mlddletown or call 671-O1CS. rials for large central New Jersi take Cairo of ail (inaneInff, shipping an 787-1661 below 4 p.m. ___ APARTMENTS Lumber and Mill Work Company. I WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — RELIABLE WOMAN—Wishes to Uke collections. Start on part time baala RUGS — Fiber (2) tall and 9x15. Furnished and unfurnished. Immedi- TOMORROW MEANS NEVER. lentlve basis. Reply to "A.N." B you like. Write Consolidated Paint KEANBBURO — New thrse-roorn gar- care of children in her home, will also 511, Red Bank. LOANS Good condition. 435. CaU after 8 P.m. ate occupancy. SAMUEL. TEICHER See this Lincroft split-level to- board » desired. Call 747-2609. Varnish Corp., East Ohio Bldg., Clev 7*1-6392. den apartment, air conditioned, science AOENOV. Ocecuiport Ave., OceanporL day. "Personality in and out." MAN — Over 18, stock and ger .nd, Ohio. TO PAY DEB^S. REFINANCE kitchen and refrigerator. $100 plus elec- SI2.3500. duties In food market, willing worki TKADfi IN yaw old rurnrtura with no tric Convenient lo railroad. %ad bus. Living room 12x21. Dining room. CLERK TYPIST only. Must have phone, transportatioi Sell REPAIRS OR IMPROVEMENTS down payment and gat a new parlor 671-90*2. KEYPORT — Sli-room house, Uiree and references. Write "C.B." Box 511 or dlntng room int at Bale prices. Wtl bedrooms, S100 per monlh, cfilwrea Efficiency kitchen. Three bed- Must have good typing skill and ablllt: 11am Let? Pumlturs Inc., Hwy 35. KINQ JAMES - A few 314 room welcome. Call after 5 p.m. 261-5610. rooms. Game room 13x24. Sea- to handle detailed, clerical worlc. Phone fled Bank. Insured Savings Accounts IF YOU OWN mid let own. 741-3213. opin evening! till units left. Furnished or unfurnished. contact Excellent advancement. EXPERIENCED SHORT ORDER COO I p.m. Broadloom carpet upstairs apartments. FOUR-BEDROOM bl level Colonlli ional porch. Tiled bath. Attached And earn 5100 a. week EXTHA INCOM: corner lot, built-up pool, two-car ga- — Apply in person, Bhorepoint Ii Sales perBan with ambittoa and Integr PROPERTY From $132 Includes heat, hot water, rarage. Patio. Trees. Extras. Hwy. 35, HazleL air conditioner. Full balcony or patio. rage, living room, dining room, kltclion ly Rilling a«l able to devote THRE; YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD Memorial Drive. Allantlo Highlands. den l$i baths, laundry room. Will 623,500 with FHA financing avail- Good starting salary, complete benefit EVENIBQS A WEEK may Qualify. HAMMOND 281-0770. decorate to suit. Rent $175. per month. program (company paid). Modern air Top Insurance Producer CLASS FORMING NEXT WEEK Amount 15 Call 671-5882 between 2-3 or after 6 p.m. able to qualified buyer. conditioned offices In our new plant. Think you havor what It lakes to se Call Mr. Fein 176-7778 of Loan Years WATERFRONT APARTMENTS - NSW Apply fn person between 9 and 3 p.m.referred lea<43 and handle men? Bee SALESMAN WANTED — In local are ORGAN three-room furnished garden apart- COUNTRY ESTATE — On Sycamore LAWRENCE J. SCHILLING or call 264-8700 for and appointment. looking for opportunity to earn moi $2,000 $16.88 Month ments. Patios, air conditioning and TV.Ave., four miles from Red Bank, spa- money? It H'a action and money yc for photo engraving shop. Piease coi OF ASBURY PARK Weekly monthly rates. NAUTILUS cious living room with dining area want, see me. tact area code 609 639-3008. $3,000 $25.32 Month APARTMENTS! Dial M3-M08. Three bedrooms, modem kitchen) Two Realtor OUR BET-UP will amaze you. We ope MACH1NEST — Day or nl&llt Bhltl TUB LARGEST ORGAN AND PIANO ceramlo tiled baths. Large basoment MATTEL INC. ate strictly on a continuous abundant Company dsslgns, develops and build 1st mortgage payment schedule. DISPLAY IN THE SHORE AREA. MODERN THREE ROOM APART- IS Spring St. Red Baric or quality rererred leads, original special automatic assembl MENT — In quiet residential area, all Wo will arrange weekly draw to qua' machinery. Interesting prototype worl Our representative will call at NEW AND USED conveniences, reasonable. 787-1*02 or 8EVEN ROOM HOME — J125 monthly. 747-4121 Ified man with Integrity. 671-2009. Call after 5 p.m. TOY MAKERS Minimum of supervision. Must ba ab! ' your home if you wish 7*1-2233 INTERESTED? to work from sketches and formal draw Use our rental-purchaie plan RUMSON — Three-bedroom furnished HREWSBtiRY BAJtCFAIM—Cory thrM- Rt 35 Holmdel, N. J. Call 776-7776 for personal Interview. ings and be versatile on Blandan Payments as low as, $8.44 for pianos and organs. apartment, utilities Included, ' 1120 SIX ROOMS AND BATH — Red Ban! edroom rancher, plaiter W*1.B, flr*- EXPERIENCED NURSE'S AIDES Aak for Mr. Fein machine shop equipment. Call 938-2626 month, available Immediately. 8*2-2731. Residential. (125 Call Cr.ace, dlninp room, friendly neUhbor- Mr. F. Oiebol. monthly for each $l,O0ft(borrowed From $12 per Month 711-2782 B-'v and evening shirts, Apply in person BUTCHER *— Five tiaya a week. Appl FIVE-ROOM APARTMENT — Unfur- iood. Only i 1,100 down qunltflnd buyer. Hilltop Private Nursing Home Inc., Rarltan Market, Middle Rd. and Unlc Call Collect Mr. Silver at Open daily til 9 p.m. Sat. til 6 p.m. nished. Call WINTER and year round rentals. 121,000. Real Value. Kings Highway, Mlddlctown. Ave., Hazlet 264-9695. FOREMAN Corner o( Main SL & Mattlson Ave. 787-1144 ELLA WILTSHIRE AGENCY, Realtors. Child coat factory experience, Lon ME 4-8880 Open seven days. l*R0 Ocean Ave., NURSE — Registered, staff, 3:30 to PART-TIME WRITER — Bxperlen PR 5-9300 HIGHLANDS — S'-j-room furllihed stu- ADAMS AGENCY 11:30, weekends off, Private ,Nurs!tig required. Night work, approxlma Branch area. Must be able to operat Sea Ilrlrht. 912-11004. and finish garment. A-l permanent posi KiTCliBN CijAlKS HE COVERED-And dio apartment, private bath, dole to Realtorg-Insurors Home In Middletown. Opportunity" for hours 8 p.m. to 1 a.m., about thrc tlon for the richt man. Call 222-9845 (o Fort Hancoclc and Highlands Air Force UNCROFT — Six large rooms, three Howard Ave, New Shrewsbury broad scape of professional activity nights-a week. Must live In J$ayshor< INSTRUCTION dinette set* ai lowest prices. Monmoutb bedrooms, not water heat, good condi- For appointment call 671-0177. interview. Evenings 741-2575 Dinette Co., 116 Monrnouth St., Red Base. All utilities supplied. 8T2-0$*l. 711-5OD8 area, must have car, type. 671-S2J Bank. 741-SS33. tion. $140 monthly, heat Included. VAN "Open 7 Days" Irom 3 to 6 p.m. fARTs MAN -— No experience nece 'UBUC SPEAKING—Voice production FOUR ROOM — Unturnlahed apart- VLIET AGENCY, W6-41S4. WOMEN PART-TIME sary. Apply Aabury Park—New Yor tor dramatics. Children or adults Prl- DINETTE, SET — Refrigerator, wajh- ment. All utilities provided. Couple pre- ••OUK-BEDROOM COUNTRY HOME— DISTRICT MANAGER - DRIVER. Transit Corp. 14? B. Main St. Neptun Ing machine and various home ttemi. lerred. Call 787-2127 after i p.m.. Keans EATONTOWN — *125, adoraWB five lust olf Hwy. 8, over one acre, ltt • Telephone solicitations; work from your Newspaper delivery to stores and boyi 7a.t« or class instruction. Call morn* Reasonably priced. CaJl 7U-52M before burg. room bungalow available February 15. -aths, hot water heat, full cellar. lara» own home at your own convenience. In Monmouth County. Counsel news SA-L^EHMAN CONTACT WORK ings 842-0217. ______5; 741-6784 after 5. Conveniently located to Fort MDn- IvjnK room, separate laundy room. (550 Can easily earn $1 to $1.50 per hour. paperboys in ualca, dolVvery, and co' Local Manager needed to contact Bua BUTTON PAHK APARTMENTS—Three- mouth and all shopping, newly decor- >own to qualified buyer. S15.1GO. Call 741-O0IO, ask for Circulation. Leave iecUoas. AbUlty to meet people ee&er neas-Projessionsl people in UiU are PHILCO autoaiatlc wwher, two year*, room, unfurnished, available Immedi- ated, excellent beating system, ME18- your name and phone number. Some- tial. Kive-day week, Good starting na We are Natldnal credit organization ei MOTEL perfect; Beaiy Posturepedlc iprlns. mat- ately. 7<7-2OB. TOICII AGENCY. 741-5S88. Weisgold & Krupnick, Inc. one will contact you. ary. Car allowance plus bonus ai our type of service la recognized aa a. treaa full ilzc like new; Pink dinette THREE ROOMS — And bath, furnished. Brokers rangement. For appointment call 74] essential part of every medium an set. Keasonalbe. 44S-7497. RUMSON — Frame Colonial, seven KEG — Technicians wishing hospltu 0010, ext 31. - _____ email sized business, II you have BOII MANAGERS Wallace St.. Red Bank. «S5. Available room* (3 bedrooms) baseboard oil XtU Hwy. » Ls>ewood 3KS-M80 poBJtlons please contact Mrs. V. E. Specialties, Foot! Plans, Books, .Mem Dec. 1. 7*l-SI50O. heat, las domestic hot water, detached 100 TEAR OLD BAHLY AMERICAN— blspenalere, 741-8014. YOUNG MAN — High school graduate rials, Insurance or nave credit o NEEDED MRS. ROBERTS THREE ROOMS — Unfurnished, near two-car garage, lesse, S180 month. AT- Juat i wink Iron) the rrr«r on 4( NURSE'S AIDE — Mature and ex- Will train for offlce work in local perence, this Is, a unusual opporluni If en — Women — Couple* will be very happy to help you ielect railroad station- Heat and hot water. TRACTIVE Cape Cod. five room.i (2 aor>. TtiTta txMlroomi. living room. perienced, 11 p.m. to 7 a,m. Call branch ol national company. Excelleni tor you. Compensation discussed We train you your new window shades from dozem 7*1-7092. bedrooms) enclosed porch, fireplace, dining room, country kitchen, basement. . 741-2059 for appointment. benefits, opportunity for advancemeni interview. Call' or write Mr. Sfteldo PLACEMENT SEHVICE of 1961 styles. Bring your rollers, or full basement, steatn oil neat, space Range wl'h loft. Asking $18,000. Call Submit resume stating education, bad Cyphers, Holiday Inn, P.O. Box 26C Eastern Career Schools your windowi measured, no charge. LONG BRANCH — Furnished apart- for one car. No pets, adults, lease, In. Mbrrlsey, McAllster Agency, Resl- DENTAL ASSISTANT — Three days ground aiid salary desired. Write "AC Princeton N. J. 452-9100, Uonda IVrlto Box 4121, Trenton, N. ment Four roomi and bath. Ileat H50 month. DENNIS K. BYRNE Real- or, 108 East River Rd., Rumson, BU- Freehold and Ked Bank ofrice. will Box 511. Red Bank. through Friday, 8:00 to noon and 7:0 PROWN'S and water supplied. $100 monthly. 229- tor, 8 W. Rlvar Rd., Rumiion. 612-1150 train. 741-1414, to 10:0O p.m. 1553. .891. MECHANIC — Experience neceasar 32 Broad St. Red Bank 711-7500 HOUSEKEEPER — COOK — Llva In. Truck or,bus preferable. Apply Asbui MEDICAL E,oMi ilj up. FILES $12 M up (ablet RED UAh'K — Branch and ilsdlsori Two adulti. nice home. Call Park New York Transit Corp. 147 I chairs, adding machines, typewriters, Ave.. spacious one and two-bedroosn WANTED TO RErVT (More Classified Ads 291-0149. Main St., Neptune. HELP WANTED-Male - Femal< office equipment, etc at bargain price*, garden apartment. Apply apt. 24, Molly RECEPTIONISTS New or used. AAC DCSK OUTLET Pitcher Village Court or call Mr. SamUNFURNISHED — Two-bedroom house On The Next Page) REAL ESTATE SALES 3i Oakhurst 531-3990 Lomazzo. 7*1-DU5. Red Bank. Conveniently located. Have pets. CaU 6T1-3381. AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE We need aggreusiye personnel wh NEEDED PIANOS — Save 5100 or more off Hal FURNISHED APARTMENT - All utili- want to build a career In a faacinatln We train you price, brand new 88-noie console piano*. ties. Residential area, call after 5 p.m., WE HAVE in overflow 61 bona fide APARTMENTS challenging business. Phone now for t PLACEMENT SERVICE 10-year guarantee. Come see. nave. 7*7-5320. prospects looking tor two to four bed appointment Navcsink JVssociatei Eastern Career Schools Rent, option to buy. Tenzer's Muilc rooms. Call us lor fast action to have Realtors Mlddletown. fi71-DeM. Write Box 4121, Tronton. N. J BPRINQV1EW GARDENS, 285 Spring Store, 306 Main St.. Lakcwood. SI., Red Bank Apartment 5B. Very de- •our oorne rented. THE liEKQ AGEN- ACK KilPLOVMMMT AGENCY sirable first floor. Five large, bright CY. Rt 35 Mlddletown. 871.1000. Ivery order & applicant our speciality WE BUY AND SELL anything and Brand New I Luxurious 1 1 MERCHANDISE everything, dive Lhe highest prices. rooms. Immediate occupancy. $110 per :3 White SI. Shrewsbury lilii * CaU William Leff Furniture, Inc., Hwy,month. Ample off street parking. Call APARTMENTS rtKAL KSTATB SALESFBHSON — Ac FOR SALE 35, Middletown. 7U-3Z13. Open evenings 717-41SM tor appointment. AUTOPORT U.S.A. ive rcallor'a office. Experience •Ml » p.m. THREE LARGE ROOMS — And bath, erred bul not necessary! Aak lor CARPETS and life too can be beautiful freshly decorated, one or two persons MIDDUBROOK AUTHORIZED DEALER •xctowlcz. TJ1-503S. Adaraa Agency. KIRSCH CURTAIN RODS If you use Blue Lustre. Rent electric only. By appointment only, Mld&Mom IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY IN OUR Traverse or any othpr kind ahampooer. $1. Shore Drapery * Up- area. 717-1M5. CENTER COURT SECTION TELLERS Large Selection hoiatery 11M Ocean Ave.. Bea Bright FOR THE ALL NEW Ixrerlenced commercial savlngB ban! Installation made at your home WEST KEANSBURO — IS THE MOST! ?llcra for conveniently located Mon Three-room apartment PROWN'S $2.99 787-3772 THE HEATST nouth County Bank. SaJary comrnen Is a very low price for a Quality gallon urate to experience. Many company 32 Broad St. Red Bank 7H-7SOQ of Latex wall paint. Try this COOK and SBA HHKJHT — First floor apart- EXCEPT FOR THE RENT... lenefits. Our employees know of thii Dunn Latex .white and you'll be ment. (Furnished or unfurnished). Liv- .dverttsement and all replys will bi EGA BANJO — Five string and caae ing room, kitchen, two bedrooms and ON US! dd inn confidence. Send resume t< amazed. Also available in 1,200 colon 542-4771. lor less than *4 gal. Free delivery. bath. $83 monthly. Plus heat and utllt. WE PAY FOR HEAT-YOU LIVE IN A.G." Box 511 Red Bank. ties. Adults only, no pets. MINUGH COMFORT WITHOUT A SINGLE THAT'S THE LEAST! BERTONE HI F"I RADIO — Stereophonic, model PROWN'S AGENCY. 812-3500. CARE by Fisher, walnut finish, two speaker*, IITUATIONS WANTED, Female [300. 566.0517. 33 Broad SL Red Bunk 741-75O0 RUMSON - Three-room apartment If you pay for neat, you know how SPORTS CAR BY SIMCA ANTIQUES — Victorian table J19.50, Convenient location. The one you nave Man those bills can be. Keyport Gar- 4-Room & 5-Room Suites rOMAN — Wanta pan time baby PIAiNO Baby Grand. Excellent condi- been waiting for. 842-1251. tion. (500. Call 747-5330 marble 816-50, v hit or Ian couch (89.00 dens families thought ahead — row AND littlng. after 6 p.m, mahogany Inlaid console card table TWIN GABLES - 36 Riverside Ave., Ihey haven't a care in the world. 642-2918. (49, needlepoint chain, $23.50, $59.60 Red Bank on river, 3H and four Want to enjo/ luxury living neat-free? FROM $115 *ABY SITl^ING — Evenings, In you! PRE - HUNG DOORS etc., maJiofiany pemhruke tabJM J19.60, rooms unfurnished, flve-room oflica. You am riant now al KEYPORr iome. Own tranaporUtion. Call 747 also china, glassware, sterling silver, 7*1-2399. GARDE1SI 640 ' They are LUAN ready with lock hinges, T>a.lntlng9, oriental rugs, etc. Euacil'i assembled and prc-mltred ctmlnfis. In- Sycamore Greena, Sycamore Ave,, Mt-FOUR ROOMS — Bath, unfumlshid, In FREE AIR CONDITIONER HOUaE CLJJANINO — Thursdays am lall one or two yourself In a. few tlo Silver. Wlckatunk, second floor, (100, all 1 • I'll . A • B Room Apfi. Mondays. Alternate weeks 1( donlred nomenta, utilities Included. 916-4352. $98 TO $145 MONTH Fro* Heat and Cooking Gai Phone evenings, 671-0066. 1/0x6/8 $18.90 ea, RUBCIL'S RED BANK SPECIAL — EATONTOWN — One-bedroom apart- SIMCA !/0x6/8 J10.61 ea. Record cabinet $6,50, Carriage $8.50, • Heaf,- Hot Wafer, Fedders Air Cond. ment, unfurnished, second [loor, near Hugo rooms. Formof dining rooms !/8JC6/8 J19.91 ea, clothes tree (6.50, health lamp 16.50, Kilvlnator Refrigerator Included. [a stock at vrought Iron lamp $3.75, kitchen act transportation. J85. 7*7036*. In every oportment. Enormous* walk- . THE FAMOUS ECONOMr IMPORT SITUATIONS WANTED, Male • Private Entrances, Center Court In closets. Each suite has private $19.50, cheat of drawers 112.50, Jenny TWO.ROOM APARTMENT — All utili- e Private Swimming Pool and Morel HAVING A PARTY?—I play an Instru RED BANK LUMBER Llnd 4/6 bed $12.50, ottoman $8.50, foot ties, parking space. 82 Shrewsbury Ave., front and rear entrances,. Master FROM CHRYSLER men!, will serve, also Have a poiarot 741-5500 Btool $3.50. Miscellaneous chairs, (.76. Red Bank. OPEN EVERY DAY 'TIL DARK TV antenna. Bulll-ln wall oven and RuBcll'a, 25 gnat Front St., Red Bank. counterlop ronoe. Minuits from camera for instant pictures. Will hel Comer- Pearl and Wall Red Bank PORT MONMOUTH — Modern three- PHONE: 2U-B3U WITH in any other way. B.I., Box 611 Re MOVING MUST SELL — Mahogany room apartment. Unfurnished, all elec- Monmouth Shopping Center. Con- Bank dining room table, eight chairs, Chip- • SALE tric home. Conveniently located. Hwr. venient to Parkway, tralni and pendale, excellent condition; Empire Heat loss? Cellar combination wlndowi 38. (75. 5*5-0639 or 254-9739. buses. 5 YEAR/50,000 MILE chest of drawers, walnut; occasional (screen and glass) 32x14 $388; 32x16^, FINANCIAL [able: pair night tables; largo mirror; 32xia,S4.W; £x20%, 32x23 $5.90. Other RUMSON — Unfurnished four-room Elegant Swim Club and Tennli large maple drewsor; two muffed chairs ilzes available custom made. apartment. Ho pets, second floor, S42- GUARANTEE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES one loveseat; redwood picnic table and 132*. . Courts on the Premises. benches. Power mower, Reel type, PROWN'S NEWLV DECORATED — Furnished DEAL RD. ot Route 35, Oakhunt LUNCHEONETTE — And. soda foun leaf sweeper, Scott spreader, aluminum apartment, Highlands. Phone. step ladder. Miscellaneous lawn tools. 32 Broad fit, 741-7500 Red Bank IMMEDIATE DELIVERY .uin for sale or lease. Fully equipped '47-9272. BOFA — Wing chair, expansion dining 671-2023 CRYSTAL & OKUN Piiwa pieB, all kinds of sandwiches room table, tables and lamps, excel- RBD BANK recreation room, parking lot, Incliwi lent condition. 264-0159. Deluxe lovely five-room apartment. PHONE 872-0500 ^ear round house. 787-4627. H E 20C Tra.n see Ive r-10 crystals, .,. 151 ATLANTIC ST., KEYPORT, N. J. Realtors ground plane antenna $10, realistic D1NINO ROOM TABLE — Five chain. Quiet, fine area, near Broad St. Free NEWSPAPER ROUTE — JSxclusI' transceiver, 8 crystals £4D, FlBher am- Combination Phllco radio-record player; parking. Take Rt. 33 NORTH to Rt. 3o' and SCENIC DR. and RT. 36 HIGHLANDS franchise, full price S3500. Term: plifier W5, pilot FM tuner $3S, Pentrone True Cold automatic refrigerator. No MADISON GARDENS continue on Rt. 36 to Atlantic St., 776-7714 MEISTRICH AGENCY, 741.5888. tape recorder, stereo playback $65, 2 calls on Saturday. 747-0358. 132 Soutli St. 1*1-7033 Keyport turn left lo Keyport Garden!. Ifa-Iicrartcr ft>;r bi-^d receivera fJ5 and $20. After 6, 871-1128. AMANA Deep Freeze Freezer, HVi cu. RED BANK - Four rooms unfurnished; ft., capacity 650 lbs. Like new, $200. heat, ho> water supplied, £85 per month WHY PAY HIGH PRICKS 60-day guarantee. 671-3731. near transportation and stores. Inquire R'or picture frames? 62 Harding Rd. 741-1607. WHEN YOU CAN GET IT BABY CARRIAGE — Allwln. Excellent condition. Other baby equipment. Call RED BANK — Unfurnished apartment, WHOLESALE 747-M87. three room and bath near high school, CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY heat and water furnished.. Available February S. 185 per month. Call 747' A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDSI LOU COOPER MERCHANDISE WANTED 3198, 6 to 7 p.m. JOIN US AL 183 Shrewsbury Ave. 747-1375 FURNISHED STUDIO APARTMENT- UPHOLSTKJiED SIMMONS ntmllo CA3I1 [or old toy trains, trolley cars Two rooms and bath, completely pri- couch. Full back bolsters, attractive and cast Iron toys made before IQUl. vate, centrally located fnctudes all "ftrly American Print. Perfect condi- "11-1099 after 5 p.m. utilities. 6314776 or 222-5809. Adding Machines — Typewriters Nursery Stock Pearl and Bead Restrlnging tion, practically new. S50. 542-1839. TOP DOLLAR — Paid for old toy FURNISHED APAKTMENT - Two HUTCH CABINET •- Wii-iiev rock trains, trollies, catalogs, any mako or large rooms with baih and ghower, all ADDING MACHINES — TyptwrltOM condition. Also cast Iron. 774-3710. utilities, private entrance % • block IN SEASON — Blue spruce, Yew0, £xpertly on braided nylon. 11.50 a maple desk, ping pong table, [lrcpla.ee sold, rented, repaired. Serplco'a 101 HcmlocllB. HOLMDEL NURSERIES, cloclc, boy's Eolf clubs, mnsrtljftim 20* WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA — business center and bus line. 53 Wal- Monmontli Bt., Red Bank. 747-0185. stmnd. Sterlin1 g clasps from 75c. lace S(., Red Bank. Newman Springs lid., Holmdel. KEUSSILLES , 36 Broad St. extension Iiultler, oriental rug, two Also ChlldcraU. Good condition, reason, leather ehs-lni, mnpte youth bedroom able. Call 5I2-OT1S. let, work bench. G7M9G1. BEAUTIFUL LAIMJE — Three-room Auto Body Repair WE BUY AND BELL apartment, all utilities Includes In rent, General Contractors Painting and Decorating CHOSLY ELKCTRIC KEFKIOBRATOK OLD PAINTINGS $100 per month. 400 Morris Ave., Call Wri.ihlnK maciilne ;!':i[im ••'<:. Cill ART FAIR QALLERIES Monday through Friday 0 to S, 223-MOO. EXPERT PAINTING and body re- [41-72(5. Hli Monmouth ft, Red Bn"V. pair. Moderate prices. McCarthy I.. SMITH BUILDERS - Patloi, 1.1 L. II. HILL ~ Painter Interior and CALL 234-SIRO till 9 p.m. FOUR—BOOM APARTMENT — And Phevrolet, Atlantic Highland?, ;pi-03l», tprntlons, additions, garages. Call 291 bath, newly decorated with enclosed eiterlor. No lobs too largo or too Q.E. DBL.UXK fliiloin;itic washer ex- I'lgtiHis PulMICKI. N J.Atla*'. 17H5 or 741-7330. small. Vnry reasonable. Call 681-6322. collent condition. 150. Call porch. Heat und hot water furnished. •Motes pui'cnased and appraised. 7*7- Oaytlme, 741-905O, after 7 n.m. HI-082I. Auto and Truck Rental 741-6187. 2003. The Hudson Shop Inc., Ml incorporating every conceivable facility, Hone Improvements CARL R. JONES — • Painting and UNPAINTED FURNITURE nrt si anrewsDunr. REID BANK — Unfurnished fourl««y personally. Aeuailllel, 36 Broad m. ogany console $60 Vttrv good condi- HUMSON — TWO Urn, comfortable • Ml IV AnNnnt Nursing Home Septic Tank Service ion and picture. 7lfl-840i, AKC DACHSHUND PUPB — Kicellent rooms, furnlstud. Private Mth. 119 a IV A Electrical Contractor breeding, three months, psrmanMl week wiUi utilities. Half a block from Holmdel Nursing Home. For the con- RENT A TV iliots, paper trained. Ml-SHOt aittr 8 bus line and itons. M2-2OM. valescent, chronically 111 and difficult CHANDLER SEPTIC TANK BERV- }.m. uid weekends. FIVE ROOM co-operative, (or sals. RESIDENTIAL, sjid commercial wlr- nursing care patients, state Ilwy. H. ICE — Cleaned, Installed, repaired. ?ort»b?ort»bll« day, week. BAIBHORB TV, N*w Installation or repair us ChurcCh h Bt., Keaniburt. 791-4400. GERMAN BHBPHERD PUPB - Big rhree bedrooms, |M0 down, H*.75 a lce. Allen Electric. 747-0612. Holmdel. 0(8-4200. 7-dny, 24-hour service. 741-3211, boned, males ud ferules, tbow qual- month pays ail enupt heal. MXM13. • DIRECTIONS: ~ VftWHlTERB, A1JPJNQ nuCBInM ity tat, guaranteed healthy, MH-M86, Tel. Answering Service l makes dew or used, aunrantesd. THREE—BOOH — Fiml«!i;d or un- to Exl) 120 ta Mdrrit-1 Entertainment Odd Jobs Um u |29. Ssrplco'i. 101 Monmoutb QERMAN BKBPHBRD PUPPIBS - furnished apartment, Private entrance.. I town Rd, loft Wit Next to theater. 747-O4BJ, AKC, excellent blood line, heavy boned, 741-Mtt or M2-J3T7. |blocks to Marawon VlllaoeT noketi avail&ble for latest Broad- MASONRY - Patios, stepi, lldewaHs, LET us BB your sterattry. No n»«d HOVINQ — Must sell furniture, Ideal males, seven wwka. Call W-OtM. OONVENIHNTLY LOOATBD - Three way Shows »-nd Ujijor Sports Eventa. HOUSE PAINTINO, carpentry, R«a- BRouts 39 north to Cllffwmd to mils calls. 24 hour aniwtrlni for den or basement, rauan chairs. W. BBBNARD PUPPIBS — Oliaoinioil rooms, and bath, conveniently located •Avi, (A&P Shopplna CmtsfU 178 Ucnmonlh BL. B«l Bank. fooabla IU1M. 717-1563 or 842-0370. JSOTVIM. 741-1700 able«, Ismpj and b»r. OX 747-OB63 SWIM nock, Beautifully marked. Rial Ultima, 74/-3M1 •venlnrt. Llu tlW Call aft«r «, U$4m. ta Aportuwlll. K» HOWES TOR BOORS K» 8AUS BOUSES FM8US BOUSES yOl tHE DAILY BEGBTER -Fiidar, J«m«7 22, THE LOW AGENCY b STANLEY. K. DOWNS HALL BROS. REALTORS HOWE* 70BMIE BOUSES UUt ' ' REALTORS Realtor [13 River Rd. Fair Haves 741-7MJ RAY VAN HORN REALTORS 636 River Road Fair Haven "Hornet of Charm ar river. Four bedrooms. 2>4 baths. Large porch. RecrettkM seclusion by sliding glass doors. Attached garage. Only $26,500, see a formal dicing room, five bedrooms, 2'/2 laths, separate laun- IMPRESSIVE RANCH HOME . Landscaped acre, stately trees. x>ra with bar. Two-car garage. Asking $41,500. dry, porcn, two patios, two-ear oversized garage, new oil hot Nine spacious rooms. Fireplace In the living room. Separate now before it is too late. wa«r neater and lovely buHt-iis in the master bedroom. All this dining room. GE kitchen. TV den, Five twin bedrooms, 2'/j EVEN-ROOM RANCHER — Landscaped acre. Large rooms. 4f wonderful family living is situated On an acre pluj lot in one of ?OR THE GROWING FAMILY - Five bedrooms and a 20x16 ving and dining room. Three bedrooms. Fireplace. W paneled baths. Twocar garage. Convenient for commuter. Early posses, 'amily rooml Secluded Ranch in Little Silver setting, yet ctose our finest neighborhoods In the Rumson area. Call us to see this sion. Asking $39,000. ady. Two-car garage. Many extraa. Just repainted. $27,900. exceptional value at $39,000. " to school. Foyer, fireplace in living room, two tiled baths. Two-car axes $662. attached garage. Deep tot with tool house in rear yard. Low taxes ESTATE AREA. Picturesque Colonial. Greatest value in a lux- Ask us to show it today. Asking $32,500. Fair Haven WATERFRONT! WATERFRONT I ury home! Fireplace in the living room. Dining room. 1965 04 River Road 747-4100 JTHIS IS THE OPPORTUNITY for people who want waterfront kitchen, breakfast area. 2? x 14' paneled den. Four bedrooms, PART OF AN OLD ESTATE But can t afford it In this areal The owners are transferred and 2% baths. Master bedroom 19' x 13' with dressing room. Two-car limited offering of custom built • custom designed homes for a HOUSES FOR SALE (More Classified Ads must sacrifice this attractive property that has its own dock and garage. Full basement. Immediate possession. Incomparable rew discerning families. One of the most desirable locations in the riparian rights. It's located In an excellent neighborhood that of- at $41,900. [IDDLETOWN — Lovely Oirue bed- Rumson - Fair Haven Regional High School area. Construction to win ranch In excellent condition, On The Next Page) fers reasonable taxes, The two-year-old brick and frame house start this week on the FOUR-BEDROOM COLONIAL model; Man} -arftfre, lull basement, dishwasher, has four bedrooms, 1ft baths, den, laundry, two-car garage and "Wide Selection of Choice Homei" lots have specimen trees and shrubs and are at least 100x150, u-petlng. Very convenient location, patio. Act quickly to seB this unusual listing at $33,000. HA mortgage available. Asking *1B,5OO. \djoining homes sell up to $50,000. Occupancy—Late spring. Stop TLAOT1C HIOHLANDS — Four bed- HOUSES FOR SALE »m two story house. Fireplace, pa- STANLEY K. DOWNS n today or call for details. Prices start at $30,000. Exclusive ige. Patio. Lot 75 X 130. AJking EXCELLENT BUY jrokers. 16, MX>. 741-1017 FINE LOCATION - Dead-end street. Most attractive, tastefully MORE LISTINGS SHOWN flecorated. Entrance halL living room with fireplace, dining room, THE modem kitchen, den, three bedrooms, VA baths, full dry base- MORE LISTINGS SOLD ment, two-car garage, well shrubbed, besutiful dogwood trees, WILLIAM H. HINTELMANN (FIRM) THE DOWSTRA AGENCY BROOK AGENCY walking distance to shops and schools. Asking $29,400. Realtor REALTORS — IN RUMSON SINCE 1905 REALTORS RED BANK—DUT/CH COLONIAL ank Building AtlanUo 291-1717 PERFECT FOR THE COUPLE smarting out or retired couple. Oam- 23 RIDGE ROAD RUMSON Member of Red Back Area Multiple Listing Service Member Northern Monmouth l»ct Pennsylvania Dutch ta excellent condition. Charming living 842-0609 91 East Front Street Red Bank, N. J. Multiple Listing Service room, fireplace, full dining room, flagstone screened porch, full 741-8709 OVELY FOUR-EOO1I BUNGAljOW - flry basement with game room. Ttaee Bedrooms and bath on sec- FOR BIG FAMILY — A tot of house for the money. Four bed- rim ecreened la porch, on large tree Thru The Red Bank Araa ond floor. Large closets. Low taxes. Heat cost $140. Near all trans- rooms, a den or fifth bedroom, a large first floor recreation room. laded lot, Ideal location, tlO.600. Only A-I HOUSE 150 down. 781-6103. Multiple Listing Servic* portation and schools. Asking $22 940 Two full baths. Flue quiet neighborhood, just two blocks to school. In beautiful Linoroft — walking distance to parochial and Well worth seeing. Asking $32,500. REAM HOME — For a couple; oft S« P.ge 300 in 4h* public schools. Ranch home on 2/3-acre. Has everything most an acre of wooded land. Rancn Yellow Pagti. plus. Asking $33,900. ause completely remodeled, beautiful PRETTY FIVE-BEDROOM SALEM COLONIAL - Most attractive stluig. Locuat area. Full price 113.000. W-9217 alter » p.m. RUSSELL M. BORUS REALTORS setting on a dead-end street. Beautiful neighborhood homes would LITTLE SILVER - EXCELLENT FOR COMMUTER make you proud to live here. Features a fireplace, full dining This two-year-old split level has living room, dining room, A Distinctive Colonial Community 600 RIVER RD. FAIR HAVEN, N. J.room and a den. Three full baths. Only eight years old. Why not family room, three bedrooms, 2'/j baths, basement and ga- call for an appointment ?. rage. River rights with docking facilities. Priced at $29,900. 1 747-4532 FOR CfflLDR'EN — A neat, four-bedroom home la a "just right JUST REDUCED Member Multiple Listing Service location. Only a block from school, a quiet traffic free street, Three- or four-bedroom split, in excellent condition. Large trees aad play area aplenty. House, Includes a fireplace, a full living room, dining room, eat-in kitchen. 11' x 20' recrea- dining room and VA batfis. There's a full dry cellar, too. If ™ m««rn ™.«^*~_'lv MASSACHUSETTS _ otters fine value tion room, l>/2 bailhs. Attached one-car garage. Early you can afford $19,500, better see tfais one. occupancy. $19,800. wer m moiera Kwpcedroom r«K* home, (wo (fled baifcs, tors* Kving room, atntag room, wall oven kitchen, 21' x 16' finished game FAIRHAVEN.N.1 roon!<_™«l'nwti wo«)ar efflaohed garage, spacious grounds. Ask- WILLIAM H. HINTELMANN (FIRM), Individually ttylad, cuitom-bullt A. priced {ram HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE bedroom hornet In traditional Member of Multiple Listing Service colonUI iplendor. INOROFT — Beautiful modern ran DIRECTIONS: Brood St., Red Bank fo Hardlnj Ri U. H. Kelly BMg.1 Excellent location and only six TRADE OR EXCHANGE tea bedroom, two baths, .large llvln K>m, screened porcn, full basemer turn on Harding and continue straight on to Ridge Rl, turn lelt on ael refrigerator hM dlBhwasher bsi Fair Haven Rd. fo model homes. F60""*™" tiT' G?r««?U5 Wt*en ! City sewers 1 Buy this HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE jovely grounds surround this four-bed- cation $27,000 141-3M0. •oom, two-baUl brick front ranch. % FOR INFORMATION CALL 741-1200 Immaculate home aad enjoy the good life. Asking only $23,000. icre In moat desirable area. Immense 'amlly room with fireplace. Saleabli MIDDLETOWN — TwoJbedroom RtXMSON — Modem frame Co- price of C7.300. HOUSES FOR SALE b 1 U Cape Cod. Living room with fire- lonial, seven room (4 bedrooms), S^' !# ^ ^!? ^"S "»m. fireplace In living room. place,, expansion attic for two ad- Navesink Associates, Inc. Fun basement, attached garage. An excellent buy at $18,500. V/i baths, fireplace, hot air gas Realtors ditional bedrooms and bath, con- heat, attached garage, public )M Hwy. 35 Mlddlatowi MIDDLETOWN, MATAWAN LITTLE SILVER'S BEST BUY - Four bedrooms, two tiled baths. enlent to transportation. $14,900 sewer conn. Priced at $34,000. 671-0600 HAILET VICINITY EXCLUSIVES T w g rage MEMBER RED BANK ANO NORTH Kft^f^i ^i 1 - ^'replace in living room, RUMSON — New frame spll ERN MONMOUTH MU1/TIPLE LIST GET A WHALE OF A JIJREWSBURY - Four-bedroom level, four bedrooms, three baths, ING. l t 1 Kiu en 1 13lar e Cape Cod. Two baths, fireplace in _S, *l, T "- > $ P " 8 breakfast room. This fireplace, game room, new hot LITTLE! BILVBR — Brand new DEAL AT THE SIGN OF unbeatable bargain at $22,900. living room, attached garage witi water baseboard oil heat, at- lovel with den, three bedroom", enclosed breezeway, excellew bath, one-car garage and basemen* THE WHALE tached garage, trees. Now offered Convenient location. Only $22,000. 10 HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE residential area. Offered at $19, at $23,000. Parser Ave., oft Willow Dr., LttU 900. Bllver. Bllvermlnt Hymea. 741-1200. RUMSON — Business locale, THREE-BEDROOM RANCH PLASTER WALL CONSTRUC FAIR HAVEN - Three-bedroom frame dwellings, four bedrooms, TITLE SILVER - Early Ameri- HOUSES FOR SALE TIQN — Here is a three-bedroom :an ranch. Pine paneled walls l/^bath Colonial. Finished bas bath, baseboard gas heat, plot VETS NO DOWN one-bath ranch with everything, ivith authentic drop beams plus ment with 17x13 game room, nla 50x125. Asking $16,000. NON-VETS $450 DOWN Fireplace in the Kving room, rough brick fireplace and indoor ly landscaped plot. 18x12 pat lovely backyard, good location, Living roomr dining area* kitchen, and Sar-b-que pit. Pegged floors. Fab- two-car garage. Offered at $29, DENNIS K. BYRNE AHoussFullofValuo. . . bath, plus one car attadud garage. near Red Bank. Attached one-car ulous kiichen; full dining room; arage. Full, dry basement. $1B, 950. REALTOR—INSUROR Neor St. Mary's Porlsh. gar ien; three bedrooms; two baths. 8 West River Rd. Rumson HIGHVIEW tooo.o Excellent condition. Many extras WEART-NEMETH Phone 842-1150 FULL PRICE $15,500 HANDSOME BRICK FRONTED including air conditioning. MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING Asking {36,500 AGENCY ESTATES RANCH — Unusually designed THREiBEDROOM RANCH house with four bedrooms, and IN NllDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP LITTLE SILVER. New split leve' REALTOR VETS tyO DOWN two baths, plus dining room and home. First class residentia FOUR- and FIVE-BED- VETS NO DOWN recreation room. Many extras. area. Three bedrooms; 1U baths; 102 WEST FRONT ST. SHRBWSBURt-.. ROOM COLONIALS, FHA Appraised $16,100 Absentee owner says submit al basement. Asking $22,000. FHA COLTS NECK AND. THE COUNTRY eomei wrf* Mii. five- offers. $27,300. 741-2240 ' Modern four-bedroom Cape Ood, Idea BI-LEVELS and SPLITS and VA financing available. location, with storms and screens, FULL PRICE $15,900 bedroom, five-year-old homa in excellent condrfibn. Two 24-HOUR SERVICE oversized garage, dry basement, taxea ON AN ACRE LOT IN COLTS RUMSON. Wood paneled interior onljr f3U, FHA terms J70O down, Balance FROM $21,900 Living room, kitchen, dining areo, full baths, larga living room with fireplace, full dining NECK — A lovely new ranch with fireplace in living room and Member of Red Bank like rent to Ml Qualified buyers. Fu] Many quality feature! odd to the ex- lull basement with recreation room. room, 24' x 28' paneled game room with Formica bar. house sits just waiting to be price J17.6OO. ceptional value of these homes. One car attached oarage. In Middle- built-in hutch in dining room. Multiple Listing Servica town proper. Complete with plumbing and builf in rangs and oven. bought. The kitchen, French win- There's easy living in modsrn kltch- Den; large kitchen; three or four TED McSINNESS, Realtor rni- formal dining rooms, mahocany One-acre lot on quiet sheet. Moderate taxej. Non- dows and the brick and cedar t>odrooms; ]>/j baths; full base- RUMSON BAROJUN — Lovoly tri paneled dens, 2-2V'i ceramic tiled NON-VETS $600 DOWN shakes all lend charm and distinc- shaded property, convenient to «choc 542-0740' 21 Broad at. Eatontow DQDIS. dovelopmenr. Please call for appointment and additional ment; outdoor fireplace; attached cellar, larffs Colonial rooms, four be tive beauty in this well construct- garage. Below appraised evalua- room*, den, below confltructton cos! SOME READY FOR information. ed three-bedroom, 2'/4-bath house Immediate occupancy. Bargain at *58, STOP AND LOOK IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY tion, 000. At this three-btdroom 1>4 bith. Cam Excellent floor plan, two-car f>a Asking $32,500 Cod with full basement and carport, 10% DOWN rage, porch, large basement area ADAMS AGENCY aluminum storms and screens, larx GEORGE V. ILLMENSEE fireplace. $33,800. lot, priced right at $18,600. 30-YEAR MORTGAGES REAL ESTATE Re&Uors-Iniurors REALTOR 3 Howard Ave. A,New 8ftreWBDu 787-5500 7U-6Q58 MOUELS OPEN SATURDAY AND IT. 34 462-3172 COLTS NECK ROLAND PIERSON ASSOCIATES "Open 7 Daya" v _ THE KIRWAN CO. SUNDAY NOON TO DUSK AND BY Kealfor-Insuror APPOINTMENT REALTORS YOUNQ COUPLE* — Here'e all you Campbell'B Junction, BalfonJ Licensed Real Estate Broker AGENCY oan anlt for: roomy, yet oomoaot at Directions: From Red Bank take HAZLBT — Assume GI, four-bedroom, .27 Oakland St. tractive four-bedroom, two-bath Oap< Hwy. 35 north, (ollow »lgn» "Mlddle- Rt. 35 at Laurel Ava., Holmdel REALTOR Red Bank Cod wltb all aleotrm kitchen, largi two-bath, split. 45 Dartmouth Dr., im- town-New Monmoutti", turn right on (Next to Lily Tulip) 747-3445 screened porch, on nicely landecapel mediate occupancy. For keys call 284- Tlndall Rd., I near RS.S store) to grounda. Look at On price . onlj 19M. Smrhel Dr. Right to Eo)» Rd.. left Open Dally f-9, Sot., Sun. 10-6 300 Half Mile Rd., Corner M,30a ELWOOD A, ARM8TROM ON — Ranch, seven rooms, two on High View Circle to model. Newman Springs Rd. NEPTUNE — Immediate occupancy, leallor. &W Prospect Ave., Little 81 bXhs, Bara«e, big lot, oollege brook Phone 671-2600 WALKER & WALKER iiroc-bedroom ranch. Dinette, large er. 741-4500. (Near Garden State Parxway) T17 Norwood FHA Rt. 71 Owntu Soles Agent: BEACH AGENCY Down & monthly'' payments opprox. •eoreatlon room, patio. 771-0373. MIDDLJJTOWN — Four-bedroom _. Rl. 35, Mlddlltown Red Bank P.O. 741-7575 SOLD MEDALLION HOME-In Holm- level hoina on half acre lot. Largi 171-2727 or 222-1238 Subject to VA & PHA approval lel. Now four-bedroom, B6' ranch on living room, recreation room, Hi batha, HOUSES FOR SALE REALTORS MEMBER 1-3 acre lot Cloie to Parkway and kitchen wlui dining area. Oarage. Own- Sell Labe. Many extraa. 25(-22il. By er being tranaferred and muat Ml OF RED BANK tppolntment only. Anklng iiT.COO. May call owner, 671-J8S3 SHREWSBURY OFFICE MIDDLETOWN OFFICE MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE OFFERINGS HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE OFFERINGS TRADE OR EXCHANGE 741-5212 671-3311 Uncroft-Vaoint, movt rltht In lcwtly thr«e-bedroom ranch on H- icrf, brook Jn rear, attached one-car garage, IS (t. family kltchtn with picture window, WOWI WHAT A VALUE! EXCELLENCE lull dry buemont, nicely landscaped Mcrllfnt condlttrm. Aaklni US.MO. DUTCH COLONIAL 1960 — two story home with Vlts no down, other! only fKJO down Three bedrooms, eat-in kitch- three bedrooms, 12x17 den •rid $149 p«r znonth. Three bedroom* Vary attractive en, large living room, full and 12x11 dining room, full Navetinlc Auociatei, .Inc. garage, corner property, con- Finished cjamft room basement, attached garage, Realtors Modern kitchen venient to schools-express t» Hwy. SB MUdlttown Fireplace fenced yard. Sound gocd? — city buses. All city utilities 671-0600 including sewerage. $14,700 MEMBER BED BANK AND Screened porch It Is. Owner has reduced NORTHERN MONMOUTH mortgage available. Asking MULTIPLE LISTINQ price below F.H.A. appraisal. $17,500. JTOAKCINO SUBJECT TO F&» ONLY $22,900 Call now. "He who hesitates OR VA APPROVAL EXCLUSIVE ML 2594 is lost." - $16,500. YOUR VERY BEST A home for the elite, attrac- •tone and frame Colonlnl, lour tad. TREES TREES TREES roomi, 1)4 baths, on largo corner lot, tive split level. Nestied in the riv» mlnuiei from Red Bunk. 21' living trees on 1 acre of secluded room, line dining room, all with, wail- RED BANK privacy, yet convenient to towitl carpeting. DcllKhtlul kitchen, CAPE COD We h«vs hundreds of them. They sur- paneled den, full buement. Oarage, transportation, two car ga- tinner appmlial price. Ltrm loan Four bedroomi New five bedroom, 2)^ baths, rage, hot water baseboard •vallabli. Ottered at RJ.WO. A RIAL Full baiement round your home adding beauty, value BARGAIN. Call now. heat, gorgeous game room, Recreation roam and thay protect your privacy. Even cheerful den, dining room with ripple wood siding, plus CROWELL AGENCY, Realtor Nice fireplace. without the trees a Valley Oal» home and kitchen. Full basement, den. All enclosed porch fea- vwiide ta-mo x«d Bun Large lot with outside entrance. Two- tures a flagstone patio with Oppo«ll« Molly Pitcher Inn Mutt bo told It worth its weight in valuel Chooie a picturesque gold fish pond RIVER VIEW - Split level, mi- from ranch^and split designs, and get car garage. City sewers, side in one corner. Air condi- nus two acres. 15x20 living room, ASKING $18,500 walks. Walk to bus, shopping. tioned throughout. A9 an four large bedrooms,,game room, •II these features. 3 and 4 bedrooms, added attraction, wail to wall ML 2082 River rights -. Asking $35,- and family roonv 2« baths, air I • I '/i bathi, color co-ordinated carpeting. One of a to'nd so conditioning. Asking $53,500. 500. call now! kitchen, over size garage. Just min- SCHANCK AGENCY SMALL COLONIAL utes from schools, shopping and the ONLY $100 DOWN Realtor "HOW SWEET IT IS"I Closing costs included, makes 8 Linden PI. • Red Bank Two bedroomi beautiful Atlantic Ocean. Priced to you the proud owner of this 747-0397 On* acre) In excellent erea pleas* at $17,990. immaculate three bedroom Moit appealing Is quality important to you? Call us now to inspect this home In choice location, MIIDDLETOWN Can be eitpandet/ « Open 7 Days 24-hr. Servica Send for Catalog SPACIOUS RANCH — Flve^bedroomi, pplebrook Agency SU bathe, ^ on one acre plui. Flre- »lace> in ilvlni room and den, twxar laie. Many lullt-lm add 10 in Cliirm 950 Hwy. 35 ,671-2300 Middlstown TRADE-INS EXCHANGES value. K0,000, aiAZBtWOOIC B8TATB AS8O0IATM WO., , nuouoo, WWW0. KEAL ESTATE WANTED 8D-tiM«7, Itnwuy n, 1965 THE DAILY REGISTER HOUSES tU£ HOUSES FOR SAVE f la T BOOH HOVtS m 1 to WQ04M ICTM. Com Keck, Kolmirt HOUSES Ft« SALE HOUSES FOt SALE Mxrtxn. tmumvx /une MM. Prlo Die WOWAN AGENCY cUwJe oirir. Wilie d»ta4>e. "A-t"; Bm SU, KM B«ox. . EAST ORANGE Mill END SHOPS BEST BUY OF 1965 SEASON KIiOmJBfTr UOUX OWrrK M THW SOUR SITUATION? J. LESTER RIGBY ASSOC., INC. UINCROFT RANCH W»nt to bur a Differ home, but ar. Three-bedroom home. Paneled etopped because you can't sell you dining area, copper tiled in preient one? Realtors Well, read thll. kitchen, full basement, fine con- We'll buy your present home, put Ui JANUARY STORE WIDE dition throughout. Price $1,500 money in your pocket, then start look lot for your dream house. You can ita 504 Shrewsbury Ave., New Shrewsbury, N. J under most other homes in area. In your house while you look and pa: G.I. and F.H.A. terms arranged only the mortgage payments, xou pa now - NO MORE - and you ca Phone: 741-7741 with minimum of cash. Call for •lay until you find thl hou» of you appointment. Full price $16,000. choice. We will buy your home wit any problem you have. Fully insulated three bedroom ranch, brick front, large attractivel Remember, never a commission in paneled kitchen-family room, tiled bath, patio porch, good Isnd "BETTER THAN NEW" volved whether, we buy. sell , or trad) In. Don't watt, call us now, leaping and a lovely brook. $18,600. This home has been enhanced 11ANIJCY ASSOC. INC. through the owner's exquisite 6710333 Extraomdinariiy well planned colonial with four large bedrooms— taste and care. Three bedrooms, the master bedroom being a suite with bath and dressing room. EXCHANGE KEAL ESTATE! living room, dining area, kitchen, What You Have Game room and living room both have fireplaces. Formal dining den, enclosed porch, attached for room, den features choice paneling and parquet floors. Equipped What You Want garage, flagstone patio. Many Call with screens, storm sash, dishwasher, bar, sun deck and manj beautiful trees. Must really be WALKER & WALKER,. Rsaltore other features. (42,500. seen to appreciate. By appoint- 0»l Broad St. Shrewsbury 741-521 ment only. $23,500. WI NEED fOIIP. HUMK Lovely long, low, three-bedroom ranch nestied among innumerabl Our 13 salespeople have client! wtltlni beautiful copper beeches, cm a full acre. Large kitchen with utility for your lurtlnf- They nt^A raacbtt LOWEST PRICE split levels, two.storlea; also Investment area, enclosed porch, separate storage room. In area of superb property. Call us for a q"lok wle. Twi schools. (24,250. .EXCLUSIVE OAK HILL offlcee cervlng rou. Beautiful trees, brook set off this WALKER * WALKER Live like a squire in this handsome Colonial home. Four bedrooms, three-bedroom ranch home. All Realtors Shrewsbury Office jcrddletoint Offlc file master bedroom has dressing area. Formal living and dining nice size rooms. Living room with 711-521! «Tt-SS1 rooms, breakfast area in kitchen, fireplace in den. Hot water base- fireplace, dining room, kitchen, PRIVATE PARTY — Deslrei buUdlni board heating, two oar garage, basement (31,900. 24x12 paneled den. Ideal area for lot in Holmdel. Call children. F.H.A. approved. Ab- 3M-6U0 sentee owner must sell. Chance KomDBL—Two to five acres, wooded Jor a great deal for the smart area for building a home. John M. ALLAIRE-FARROW AGENCY Sharpe, 1 Homestead Fl., HolmdeU 364- buyer. $27,300. 4488. • • . Monmoufh County's Oldest Real Estate Firm WS NSED — Five or six. 3-3 bedroom REALTORS homes, furnished or unfurnished, from 199 Broad Street, Red Bank — 741-3450 $85 to S175 per month for Incoming OVMI lenonnel. THIS BERO AQENCT, RL 100.000 linns 258 Newman Springs Rd. W. Middletown. «71-100O. Member Multiple Listing R«d Bank 747-3000 LISTINGS NEEDED! We nav» cltenta anxious to settla la thlj vicinity. Pleaaa NEW LISTING - BEST BUY IN RED BANK - Three bedroom 24 Hours 7 Day* ull us II your property la tor rent or two story colonial in the best residential area. Walk to everything. sale. BROOK AGENCY, Bank BuUdtaa. tlantlo HlfMa&ds. 291-1'". MJIHOVEH Spic and span condition. Listed at $22,900. Hurry—this won't last. RED BANK SPLIT LEVEL in desirable residential area only six B B B B* LEGAL NOTICE years old, [our bedrooms, two baths, den, detached oversized ga- rage, taxes only (472, walking distance to schools, bus and stores EASY TO BOY AND EASY TO FINANCE - Eight-room split level DRAPERY Owner already moved out and anxious to sell—asking (23,000. with four bedrooms, two baths, family room, basement and one- NOTICE oar garage. Fenced patio wiA post light. Sewer. Qualified buy- MONMOUTH COUKTY tMMACULATE LARGE RANCH with,big rooms, three bedrooms, er can assume $13,500 — 4%% VA mortgage. $125 per montfc BUKBOOATES COURT two baths, large living room and separate diniAg room, screened covers mortgage payments, taxes and Insurance. Priced at $18,900. Kotlce to Creditors to rrncnl porch, oversize attached garage, good proportioned lot, wall to CleJme Agalnat Eitete [ATER1ALS wall carpeting, attic fan, OUTSKIRTS OF RED BANK near bus ONE BLOCK TO SCHOOL BUS - Close to shopping, commuting. B3TATK OF FRED DANIEL BTONE -a lot of house for $21,900. DEOBASED Quiet street, 100' x 125' lot. Living room, dining room, kitchen, Pursuant to the. order of DONALD J. game room, four nice bedrooms, 1% baths, excellent value at CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate ol the Coun DO YOU LIKE BIG ROOMS? This three bedroom, two bath ranch ty ol Monraoutii, thte day made, on has the biggest rooms we have seen for many a year. Hugs cellar, $23,900. the. application of the undersigned, Win- ifred McQrory Stone and Stuart A. ALL REDUCED in this SALE attached two car garage, lots 150x300, country atmosphere but con-LOVELY HOUSE - LOVELY LAWN - Seven-room split level with Young Jr., Executors of the e*Ut« ol venient for commuter — look now and be surprised — asking the said Fred Daniel Stone, deceased, four bedrooms, V/, baths, family room, basement, large screened notice u hereby given to the creditor $27,900. porch and one-oar garage. Kitchen has builtin electric range and of said deceaeed to present to thi 25,000 YARDS oven and a dishwasher. Priced right at $28,500. said Executors their claims under batt And even at these within els: months from this date. Cated: January 8, 1065 HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE WINIFREnjicGRORY BTONB PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. ' 162 Bast SWr Road, Itumson, New Jersey FIBERGLAS STUART A. YOUNG. JR., TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ATTENTION Multiple Listings Conover Lane, REDDEN AGENCY Runuon. New Jersey. PRINTS and SOLIDS MIDDLETOWN BUYERS Real Eirats for 71 Years Executors Stuart A. Young. Jr., Esq Our Workroom Will IN IOUCLH, CASIMINTS 741-9100 OUR MODEL RANCH HOME can b« 744 Broad Street, yours for quick occupancy II you a 50 Whit* Street Red Bank 741-7200 Newark 2. New Jersey, AND lURLAP WIAVM Realtors — Insurers now! Attorney •BETTER BUYS BY BOWERS Jan. 15, 22, 29, Feb. 5 »33.l: Custom-Make Your MMMMMMM Stan the New Year in a MODERN Member of Red Bank THREE-BBJDROOM RANCH HOME lo cated on a quiet attractive itreet con' NOTICE 350 DIFFERENT SOLIDS Multiple Listing Service venlent to shopping, ichooli, tranipor MONMOUTH COUNTY tatJoo and your howt of worship. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HANDYMAN'S DELIGHT - Six- SURROGATE'S COURT Notice lo Creditors to Present In 75 Types of Materials room bungalow, walking distanc Two lull baths, Caloric equipped «a1 In- kitchen, separate dining; room 2C 97,600 BEACH EXCLUSIVE Claims AceJnut Rslate to downtown Red Bank. Needs x 13' living room, full basement and Oldar bom* In Keyport needi rejuvtna- ESTATE OP GEORGE H. EAEP MMMWMM* Hon. Four bedroomi, nlct location, clt VETS NO $$$ DOWN DRAPERIES some modernizing. Reasonably two-car attached garag« art some ol THOMAS. DECEASED. the ic&turei of this VAIAJB PACKET Btwtri, low tasea. A Rare Bargain Pursuant to the order of DONALD J, priced. $13,990. home on a lot approximately % Two-story frame wftn cozy gas heat, for la ilzi. 18,100 fully insulated, city lewen, storm CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the Coun 24 TAPRON DELIGHTFUL EYEFUL — On One-bedroom older houae, perfect foi and screens. ty of Monmouth, this day made, oi nwrlywedar, fticJosed porch, low ta«». the application of the undersigned quiet residential street hi Old CALL US AT ONLY $11,500 Mary Louise Earp-ThomaJ, Acting Ex Shrewsbury. Fireplace in living flLOOO eculrlx. of the estate of the sale PRINTS 222 - 7732 Two-bedroom house, «urfac« unit kitch- $89 per month pays George H. Earp-Thomas, deceased no 00 Per room. Junior dining room, kitch en, fenced-lo yird, city leweri, very tlce is hereby given to the creditor everything. of said deceased to present to th« or en, two bedrooms and bath down ror an appointment to look It over 01 low taxes. High Styled Solon, 54" w. two bedrooms and bath up, sea It from the outolde at 23 Dane- said Acting Executrix their claims un mar Dr., Mlddletcrwn, then call [or fu 115,900 Three-bedroom split Two years old der oath within six months from this pair IIMIIMIIMI* Breezeway and garage. New list- ther dEtalli. Two-bedroom ranch, Iiv« yean old, Aluminum storms and screens, gat unlined ing at realistic $19,900. i attic, city »ewere, iV heat, IV, baths, garage. "Dated: January 7th, 1895. may t* aisumed. MARY LOUISE EARPTHOHAB 2 A Buy at $14,500 CHAPEL HILL HOMES . 84 Branch Avenue and many others by the CHARMING DUTCH COLONIAL S17.900 All other buyers only Red Rank. New Jereey. Draw Draperies Included — In Red Bank. Fireplace in liv PIELAEET INC. 222 - 773 Vour-btdroom ipUt, eight ytari old, Acting Execut^x. ncreatlon room, finished. $450 Down. World's Finest Designers ing room, dining room kitchen, All payments are approximate tni Messrs. Parsons. Canzona, subject to FHA or VA approval. Blair and Warren three bedrooms, bath, screened BARN RED RANCH $16,300 IB Wallace «lmt< porch, playroom in basement, Five-bedroom Colonial, full basement, Red Bank, New Jersey, How often hsv« you admired that BJarly 12x30 »creen*d porch, low taxea. BEACH AGENCY Attorneys. If You nice yard with trees, excellen American look of a barn Md ranch Rt 35 Middletown, K.J. Jan. IS, 22, 29, Feb. 5 131.21 buy at (22,900. trfmmed In white with a covered front 671-2727 READY-MADE DEPT. entrance way? Her* It Is! Large three- SHOREWAY Open dally to 8 p.m., Sat., Sun. 6 p.m. bedroom home with 28' living room plui LICENSED KEAL ESTATE BROKERS NOTICE Sew It Yourself NEAT AS A PIN - River Oaks dining area, two full bathi and 22' pin. ^ COEJiTY Colonial just listed. Three bed paneled- den. There'a~ & two-car garage REALTY, INC. and finished game room la the base- Highway 35 Holmde SCHnOOATK'8 COURT rooms, living room with fireplace ment.' AtP on a landscaped hall Here COLTS NECK FARM Notice to Creditor! to Present 48-INCH full dining room, finished game with frtift trees and a. maiBlvt oak (Off Union Ave.) 264-7810 Claums Against Estate that's perfect for a tree house. Cal LOVELY WOODED HILL ESTATE OF MAX LEFSKif, DE room, 1% baths, many extras. now to Inspect. Offered in th« low, low A splendid community of. superior CEASED. "Ts. A RANCH FOR ONLY Nicely landscaped plot. Priced to homes by Harold Harrison, excellent Pursuant to the order of DONALE sell at $29,950. ROWELL AGENCY, Realtor $13,500 •hopping and commuting with no loss J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of thi SLIPCOVER of ae elusion and rural atmosphere County of Monmouth, this day made 83 Riverside 741-4030 Red Bank [deal newlywed or retirement home. Ex- beautifully appointed -homes of theon the application of the undersigned, Rt. 35, 301 Maple Ave. Opposite Molly Pitcher Inn ;ellent neighborhood, convenient to finest workmanship, architecture and Clara Hyman and Dorothy Elsenbers ichooli, shopping, transportation. Shade detail. Several four and five-bedroom CURTAINS Corner Bergen PI. 13 ACRE FARM — On* mile from Executrtces of the estate of the sale treei galore! Baseboard hot water heat, models open. Prices from th« mid $30' Max Lefsky, deceased, notice Is here • Plnch-Pltated RED BANK Freehold Borough. On bui line. Two- two bedrooms, excellent condition. Only Directions; From corner of Swimming: and DRAPERY ftoiy, eight-room dwelling. Many good by given to the creditors of said de- aaldnf, $13,500. Oh yea, living room rug, River Rd. and IU. 537—Weat on RL ceased to present to the salrl Sxecu outbuildings. Approximately 1100' front- cornices Included. Call and let ui tell 537, yh mile, right on Lite*idt Ave. to Shorties Call or write for a aie. (20.000. trlceg their claims under oath wlthti complete brochure you how easy this can be purchased. ![x months from this date. THOMPSON & BARTELL. REALTORB. Dated: December 30th. 1S64 • Tien NINE PLUS ACRE FARM — Level Hwy. 35, Middletown. Opposite Cobbl< J. D. ROCHE, REALTOR CLARA HYMAN Evenings and Sundays grounds, five-room ' house. Many out- Stones. T47-560a SALES AGENT 8*6-4955 31 Clinton Place, nilkUnfa. Clon to No. 9 Highway. J13, Red Bank. N. J. 900. Naves! nit Will Trade Or Exchange 741-7480 TJIEES] TREES! Colonial Bi-L«v§l EVERYTHING YOU NEED DOROTHY EISENBERO with stately portico. Three oaths, three Centrally air conditfohed, »even-room School Street, MATERIALS MATCHING MEYER MORRILL bedrooms, fourth unfinished. Extra two-bath, ono-year old ranch, attached Marlboro, N. J. Brokir )arg* recreation room with lireplact). garage and patio, Including range, two ExecuLrlces . VALANCES ST. MARY'S PARISH 6T» South 8t. Freehold Many Extras. $11,000. refrigerators, washer, dryer dishwasher, Milton Kosene, Esq., walk to shopping and transportation in River Road. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 462-5627 Navasinlc Associates, Inc. Asking S2U50. Fair Haven, N. J.. Thll completely fenced-ln split with BE A SWEETHEART — Put your bci Realtors 787-6600 Attorney three bedroom, two toatlw, dining room, plrl la this eleht-room Colonial foi 943 Hwy 35, ' Middletown Jan. 8, 15. 22, 29 {30.34 kitchen, attached car&g* can be jours Valentine's I>ay, She'll iovt you and «71-06OO THE KIRWAN CO. - lor S17.8O0. mill both lov» It! Three bedrooms, MEMBER RED BANK AND NOTICE Vt baths, den, L-ahaped living room, Realtor-Insuror* NORTHERN MONMOUTH 190 Hwy. 36 West Kean*burf, N.J. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP MUNICIPAL The Berg Agency lining room, big modern kitchen, play- MULTIPLE LISTING TJIIIJTIBH AUTHORITY •oom, laundry room, rrpmhinntlon win- FAIR HAVEN SACRIFICE - Lovely lows, canopies patio, garage, land- NOTICE OF ADOPTION Realtor SQUEAKY CLEAN! f&ur-bedroom Colonial, true centtr hall, OF BOND RESOLUTION leaped, terrace, yiOOO down. Assume cellar, fireplace, screened porch, Middletown 671-1000 17.A. mortgage. Full price Jt8,650. Spotless Fair Haven Colonial. Three Public notice is hereby given that 400 WASHABLE DECORATOR bedrootni, 1% baths, large living room many details! $5,000 drop In sales Resolution entitled: Daily 9-9, Saturday-Sunday 10-7 ivlth fireplace, full dining room, family prlca from $38,000 to 133,000. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP MUNICIPAL FIINLAY AGENCY room, and laundry In basement, iwo- UTILITIES AUTHORITY BOND RES- Realtor :ar attached garage, attractively land- ADAMS AGENCY oumorf AUTifoaizma AND DB- EDNA M. NETTER 270 Bay Ave., Highlands icaped, situated on a large lot In a BCRIBINd THE BTRATHMORE WA- 984 Hwy. 36, Hazlet choice area, convenient to schools, Realtors- Inaurors RBAUTOR 3 Howard Ave. New Shrewsbury TER PROJECT: STATING AND churches, and transportation. Priced APPROWNO THE ESTIMATED FARMS—HOME&—INDUSTRIAL SITEB right J29.950. 741-5098 PLENTY OF PLAY YARD "Open 7 Days" COST THEREOF: AUTHORIZINO BEDSPREADS HOLUDIU^-CO1,T8 NECK Beautiful four-ye'H.r old split level, THE ISSUANCE OF THE AUTHOR- Regular to 2.98 Yd. MARLBORO—FREEHOLD ARBAB three bedrooms, formal dining area, WEENEY AGENCY, Realh>« CORNER PROPERTT — With excelleni ITY'S SERIES A BONDS TO PAY Dutcb Lane Rd.. RD 1, Uarlboro recceatlon room, lft baths, two-car Icean Ave. Sea Bright 842-1192 land neaping, makes this Colonial split THE COST OF ACQUIRING THE most appealing. Three large bedrooma, P.O. Boi 325. Freehold garage, % acre excellent landscaped ! PROJECT; PROVIDING FOR EX- lot, many trees, with barb ecu* and l / bathi, beautifully paneled game ECUTION AND DELIVERY OF THE THOUSANDS OF YARDS OF Xventais 462-1670. 636-7(91 en house, FHA approved. SPRING LIST m. Make an appointment to see at SERIES A BONDS AND APPLICA- $19,100. mouth County, farms, acreage. TION OF PROCEEDS THERE. FULL BOLTS INCLUDING 462-4151 787 - 5500 horns and commercial property. Many THE CURTIN AGENCY FROM; PRESCRIBING PROVISION." real good buys. FOR SECURING PAYMENT Of THE KIRWAN CO. THE SERIES A BONDB AND AU- VAT DYED PRINTS, HAND LITTLE SILVER BARGAIN — Im rteallor-Inmiror MERR1TT R. IAMSON, INC. Leonardo ZPMMf) THORIZING EXECUTION AND DE- mediate occupancy. 109i down. Threi Campbell"n Junction Belford Hazlet 264-1110 LIVERY OF A TRUST AGREE- tedroom split $22,900. Also charmlni Realtors MENT: PROVIDINO FOR APPLI- new four-bedroom Colonial at 132,900. TIED BANK AREA — Charming four- treat Main 8'- Freenold RED BANK — RUMSON and miles PRINTS AND SOLIDS. around. Larse, free catalog on re-CATION OF SECTIONS 31 AND 3! betlroom Cape Colonial, cellar ly, OF THE MUNICIPAL UTILITIES bathn, only $800 down qualified buyer. 462-OMO quest. Multiple and open listing". Park In comfort at our modem office. AUTHORITIES LAW; APPROVTOO ADAMS AGENCY Heal retirement or beginners hom TRUSTEE UNDER TRUST AGREE- Realtors-Ins uroia Cheaper than rent. 515,900. MAGNIFICENT MENT: SETTING EFFECTIVE I Howard Ave. New Shrewsbury That's what you will say when you see RAY STILLMAN, Realtor DATE OF THIS RESOLUTION; AND 741-5098 ADAMS AGENCY this luxurious three-btdtoom ranch. Two "Our iSth year1' AUTHORIZING ADVERTISE MEN" "Open 7 Payn" . full baths, fireplace In tivlne room, den, &48 Hwy. 35 Shrewsbury Ml-8800 OF ADOPTION AND FILING} OF Realton-lniurors patio, garage. Beautiful trees on a full THIS RESOLUTION, RANCH HOME — Near Partway. Llv 3 Howard Ave, New Snrewsbw acr* of lsod. Asking S27.&O0. THOMP- DON'T MISS THIS — Immaculate cen- wae adopted by the Matawan Town- Inr room 15x17, thru bedrooms, ful 741*5098 SON ft BARTELL, REALTORS, Hwy. ter foyer Colontsil with beautiful tree* "Open T^Days" rtiln Township Municipal Utilities Au- baiement, larse lot. F.H.A. or VJi. 35, Middletown. Opposite Cobblestones. In excellent residential area. The liv- thority on January 21, 1803; that cop- t% down qualified buyer. Price J16.O0O. 747-5600. ing room has an open fireplace. There's ies of the said Resolution have betr SOFA & CHAIR FIVE-BEDROOM RANCH a targe formaj dining room, modern filed with and are available Tor pub. SCHANCK AGENCY OAK HILL delux« kitchen, paneled den, four bed lie Inspection in the office of the Clerh 4 CUSHIONS PLUS rooms, lft tiled baths, pine paneled of the Township of Matawan, New Realtor Immediate occupancy. Luxury ranch recreation room In full, dry basement, Red Bank Full dry baiement, one-car jarage, t* Jersey, at the Matawan Township I Linden PI. threft bedrooms, two bathi, large panelet two-car aMaciied garage. This i3 Building and in the office o€ the Sec- 747-0397 bedrooms, lull slxe kitchen, one block den, fireplace In living room, oversized exceptionally fine home offered • HEAVY DUTY ZIPPERS to shopping and transportation. Ideal retary ot the said Authority In mid FAIR HAVEN—Large house has center garage. Anxious owner asking (27,900. 135,000. ELWOOD A. ARMSTRONG Township Building, and that any ac- 'or retired couple or newlyweds. V.A. THOMPSON ft BARTELL, REALTORS, Realtor. 655 Prospect Ave., Little Silver. Contpteft hall, living room, dining room with no down, other* $650 for qualified pur- tion or proceeding of any kind or na. • OVERLOOKED SEAMS Beamed celling den, large kitchen, big Hwy. 35. Middletown. Opposite Cobble- ture In any Court questioning the val- chasers. THOMPSON « BARTELL Itones. T47-56O0. MIDDLETOWN — New split level, four lun porch, two lull baths, live bed- REALTORS. Hwy. 35, Mlddletown. Op- bedrooms, 2'^ baths, den, dining room, idity of the craillon and Kitablisiimeiil rooms, all in EOCHI condition. Copper posite Cobblestones. 747-66OO. SOME YOUNG COUPLE should grab large kitchen, laundry room. Call 842- of mid Municipal Utlllleo Authority, • 200 Different Materials to Choose From nlumfclng and hot wafer ol! heat, full this Juit IOT a starter if for nothing 3310. or the valdity or proper authorization Reg. 99.50 basement, near Bchooli and buses, What •tse, however this Is an excellent con- of bonds provided for by the boni CALLING ALL EXECUTIVES — Un- FAIH HAVEN — Growing family forces a buy! Priced J18.50O. FHA appraised. usual Shrewsbury River efttatl being Ulon ranch, excellently priced and a resolution, or the validity of nny cove- Jflace. dining fbom. I urge recreation. $|00 Three-lour-bedroom vpllt on oversized BEAUTIFUL WOODBD — !4acre In ry baaemenc, . hot water baseboard Ocunport. s^Jacent Fort Monmouth. kt dead «od drclft, Jlvlnr room, over- RED BANK - J13.500 — Three-bed eal, U «cr« lot, near ichools. Anting «l«d kitchen with din Ins; area, large roonp, remodeled home, east aide of Sewer and ill utilities. (7,000. 542-2827. RED BANK 24,900. McAllster Agency .— R«*l- mioo, room, 1% batha, well land- Red Bank, (700 down to qualified or. 109 last River Rd,, Rum son. M2- COLTb NECK — Two-acre wooded lot: I EACH pailo. Call owner. 671-1677. . MBlflTRICH AOENCV, 7 Avi. and Hwy. 36, Le.ODe.rdo. Ceil 201. mac* or uiuras 4') p« cent OOI m cent Ol rnort|a»». «1 lUtm Ttrr. Suggested price, |M,000 In th. rUjl.itr Wmr Adi—.nr) Dolphin Comtruction Company BOO. Or J141 Hwy. IS. HUM or call MlUO hop, forth f b.i

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NO, rr WASNT A BIPLE ITS TUCKEB, SHOT.-SOUNDED LIKE NANCV.- HE'S A PtSTOLf B&DLV HUOTT/ 22-Friday, Januaiy 22, 1965 THjE DAILY REGISTER Gnenbrier, lac. hit been Greenferier ordered to thorn cause wity its Bridge Column retail plenary consumption liquor DAILY CROSSWORD license should cot be suspended. AOEOSS 48. Bodies of 20. Caulk. Hearing Off By AiFRED SHEINWOLD L Pleasant water tar Complaints allege the tavern And cow* SO. Shout material H:OH HH BHQUntilFeb,4 management permitted "brawls, Ttw Bret rule of signalling isl fortable: 21. Antique acts of violence, other disturbanc- to play * high card to show 22. Ahead taaia anua NEW SHREWSBURY -' Com- COMPANY var. DOWN aiaflsa _ BHHEI@ strength and a low card to show 5. Part of a 1. A drayman 25, Ha- pletion of the public hearing in es, and unnecessary noise" on The Hand AHURY CARK • «D iANK • IRIS* weakness. If your partner doesn't church 2. Bullfight waiian - inn' HsmEQsn the case of Greenbrier, Inc. the premises and "conducted 9. Genus of cry bird know when a card "is high and East dealer operator of Grceflbrier Inn, 435their business in such a manner when it is low, that's his hard lily 3. One's heir 27. Bon« Both sides vulnerable Squanfcum Rd., was postponed as to become a public nuisance." luck. Any good partner should NORTH 10. Incline 4. Irish poet 28. False 11. Sphere of 6. Too 29. Parts of until Thursday, Feb. 4, last night The Feb. 4 hearing will be know the difference between a 4KI73 Yntcn)»y'» Alive Jive of hearts and a five of dia- V 109 3 action 6. Vitality Aoora by Borough Council ori request held at Borough Council's regu- 30. Conjunc- monds. 0 QJ 12. Clove or 7. Cebine of David C. Furman, Red Bank Today and Tomorrow nutmeg:, tor monkey tion 39. God of lar meeting at 8 p.m. in Syca- + 6532 attorney for the defendant. West led the queen of clubs, WEST EAST Instance 8. Demand for S2. The "Happy war: Gr. more School. and South held off. Since East *« 4 1054 11 Guide's repetition Warrior's" 42. Bind bad made a civilized signal with J76 18. Rest 19. Pair; abbr. composition 46. Sesame trumps with the king and ace, 0 K82 , 21. Minute pausing for thought when West 4 A7 but South West North akin discarded the five of hearts. This opening COMPANY happened to be the highest heart 1 * 1 A 2 • 2 4t Pass Pass 3 0 3 4> 23. Ir. excla- AS1URY PARK • RED RANK • IRlCK TOWM West could spare, but it didn't Double All Pass mation look impressively high. Opening lead — * Q 24. Furnished South next led the eight of dia- temporarily monds, and West followed with 26. Japanese •• harps the five. East won with the ace DAILY QUESTION 28. A husband of diamonds, wondering what Partner opens with one heart, or wife Days was going on. His partner had 31. Wise man. played two red fives, and East and the next player jumps to two 35. Injure couldn't tell which was high and spades. You hold: Spades—6. 36. Staggered which was low. Hearts—K 5 4 2. Diamonds—10 38. Indefinite article Wrong Assumption 9 7 6 5. Glubs-Q 10 4. What do East returned a trump on the 39. Beast of u burden tssumption, often sound, that it y° 40. Compass must he a good idea for the de- Answer' : Bid three hearts. This point: abbr. fenders to lead trumps if de is a stretch, of course, but you 41 Measure clarer abandons the suit. In this cannot afford to be shut out when oflength case South had no objection to you have fine hea'rt support and «. Material drawing the last trump; he hada singleton in the'opponent's suit. for a ball just been unwilling to give West Your partner should make allow- gown the chance to clarify his discards. ance for the probability that you 47. Dwell Declarer won the tmmp re- have been forced to overbid. 48. Melody turn, cleared dummy's queen of For Sheinwold's 36-page book- diamonds out of, the way and re-let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," turned to his; hand by ruffing a send 50c to Bridge Book, Red Thick white sauce, thin onion club to discard a heart from dum- Bank Register, Box 3318, Grand oup and canned dams make an my bn the good king of diamonds Central Station, New York 17 unusually good chowder; to gild pimiento gives ch« combination This limited the heart loss to two N. Y. tricks, assuring the contract. If East had understood the dif- ference between the two redClass Presents fives, he would have tackled the hearts upon being given his acePlay on Indians of diamonds. The defenders SHREWSBURY — Drums, war would then get three heart tricks, dances, tepees and canoes set the defeating the contract. stage for an Indian play pre- sented last week by Miss Dale Siam's third grade class of ^Schanck Heads Shrewsbury School. • After an American Indian unit Health Board the class wrote and produced a Knit in Hong Kong, heavenly blue shift stays _ play entitled, "Keeping Up With briefly in J. Kridel's Corner, flies south. * The Red Blankets." The theme In Keyport was a takeoff on the present-day KEYPORT — J. Leon Schank, effort of "keeping up with the Jr., was re-elected president of Joneses." the Board of Health last night. FURNITURE CO. Joseph Burke was re-elected Indian squaws and braves were KEYPORT, N. J. vice president, and Roland Dey Joy Adeskavitz, David Bett, Joe WEST 264-0181 elected treasurer. Mrs. Hattie Child, Michelle Christensen, Mi- SALE! MEN'S. Lambertson was appointed sec- chael Collins, David Conover, MID-WINTER retary and registrar of vital Donald FarieHo, Billy Fowler, itatistics. Lyle Kendall, Marsha Kessler, SALE FAMOUS SPORT SHIRTS New member Chester Bausis Sheila Kirsh, Jack Mac Veagh, NOW IN was sworn into office. Mr. Bausis Bruce Maurer, Kathy McGfath, replaces Arthur Collins' whose Mari Pat MoGuire, Mare Mc- PROGRESS reg. 2.98 to 8.98 term expired Dec. 31. Mr. Col- Learen, Valerie McNitt, Gale lins asked not to be reappointed. MoraJler, Jeremy Otis, Markley NOW The board announced that it Roderick, Jeffrey Salm, Nancy Open Mon. and Fri. evenings 'til 9 p.m. 1.99 to 3.99 plans to revise its food han- Seideman, Pamela Stoye, David dling ordinance in the near future. Warwick, Dan Wihalen, David Wiederspahn and Peter Wilcoxen. • • • • Wide (election of cottons, some wasli 'n' LEGAL NOTICE wear, Dacrori® polyester and cotton, flannels, HOTICE IN WILL SILK SCREEN Kevr Jeney State Department of drU Berries Etamtnatlimi NEW YORK-^PMlip Grant, 12 and polished cottons. Announced dosing date for filing ap- plications, January 211, 1985. For apDonn- a PL, Matawan, N. J., printing ? plication*, duties, and minimum quali- fications, apply to Department of. Civil shares in tha estate of his moth- * Stock up now and tave on the handsomely Service, fitats Bouse, Trenton, Newer, the late Mrs. Tillie Granowitz m Jersey, tailored, famous make long sleeve sport shirts. Open to citizens, 13 months rtsldtnt of New York, whose will was In Union Beach Bora filed for probate in Surrogates Sanitary Inspector (Fart Time), Sizes S, M, L, and XL. ry. $1,800 per year. Court here Wednesday. San. 8, 23 KM Dated Oct. 16, 1951, the will directs that Mr. Grant divide the NOTICE MEN'S FURNISHINGS, Stre.t Floor M0NMODTH COUNTY estate equally with two other sons alto Aibury Park, Brick Town SURROGATE'S CO0BT and three daughters. Notice to Crallton to Present Mrs. Granowitz died Dec. 1. 531-2349 WEST PARK AVE S HOPE RD. - WAYSIDE N. J. Clalmi Arfttnat Eitate ESTATE OP PETEn D. RUOGIBKO, DECEASED Pursuant to Uw order of DONAIJD J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the Coun- ty 01 Monmouttt, tbli day made, on Ui« applio&Mon of th9 undersigned, Ifar- uaret P. Rutitlero, Adralnlatratrli of the eitat« of lh« sail Feter D. Rug- Slero, dec«ufd, notice li hereby given ia the creditors of said deceased to present to the eald Administratrix Uielr claims under oatb vltnln Hx ttEARANCE! months from this date. Dated: December :4th, 1001 MARGARET P. RUOQIERO 7 Burlington Avenue Leonardo, New Jersey Administratrix Thom&s 1* Yaccarlno, £94* 003 M&ttlson Avenue Aibury Park, New Jersey. COUNTRY Attorney. 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