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25,975 Low tonight in Us. High tooor- Red Bank Area f W «»u«l «. Weftmety, coo- Ccpyright-TT** Red Bank Master, Inc., 1966. •Mwable dwdijieM, teuonabh/ eoW. MONMOUTH COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 87 YEARS DIAL 741-0010 VOL. 88. NO 160 PHI aiM B»3 «£|IU AMiUOMJ Iblllaf Otto*. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1966 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Hughes Introduces $906 Million Budget; Asks Income Tax Okay TRENTON (AP)-Gov. Richard based tax will be enacted this this Legislature manifestly will towns more time to figure out ing 18 months of tax income for isued specific lists of projects J. Hughes presented his long- year. have much to explain to the the benefits they might reap the first time only. > be financed by the tax. awaited income tax budget to- "Then we can say goodbye to people of New Jersey in the elec- from a broad based tax. Most of the income tax money He said skyrocketing school day. It totaled $906.1 million, our hopes for colleges, for tax- tions of 1967." This year's Legis- Gov, Hughes may be able to would be given to counties and x>sts since World War II have 40 per cent higher than any pre- payer assistance, for better lature is the first controlled by push back the March 20 dead- municipalities in the form of 'alien almost entirely on the lo- vious budget in New Jersey schools, for improved institu- Hughes' own Democratic party line by 10 days without asking added state aid for schools ({90 :al property taxpayer, because history. The current budget is tions, for needed highways and in hall a century. for legislation. million), roads ($15 million), and New Jersey has no Income or $648 million. for so many other attributes oj GOT. Hughes may also ask^the The income tax was counted health ($9 million). There would sales tax. There are only two He made a strong pitch for a progressive state," he said in Legislature for an emergency on for $236 million in revenue also be $5n property taxes, lie said, and it they defeat the income tax And he added pointedly that the state. while the budget year does not struction. •elease some municipal revenue there it a real chance no broad1 if there Is no tax enacted, "then The delay would give the end until June-30, 1967, produc- In recent weeks, Hughes has or other services that have been leglected. ', • Aid to Increase AFTER THE VOTING — Harry Larrison, Jr., second Allies Count 150 Enemy Dead State aid to education would Increase from $122 million this from right, is congratulated by Freeholder Director year to $226 .million under Hughes' new budget. The entire Joseph C. Irwin after he was. named the new freeholder state, aid section of the budget by Mpnmouth County Republican Steering Committee. would pise from $274 million to CongMines Kill 54 Viet Farmers$410 million, becoming the larg- At left is Monmouth County GOP Chairman J. Russell est portion of the budget by far, SAIGON (AP)—The Viet Cong namese troops have been scour- second three-wheel bus drove on- hideouts today, including aban- Hoi and Tiger Island, a radar for. the first time. Woolley. Larrison is a Neptune Township, commifteeman. ing ' the countryside for several to the scene and set off a third doned tunnels and fortifications. site in the Gulf of Tonkin. The : mined three buses today, killing State operating expenses would 54 Vietnamese civilians and weeks while the rice was being mine. This time seven. persons A battalion^sized pamp was dis- overcast obscured results of the rise from $302 jnfflion to $339 were reported killed. covered, near where the farmers attacks, however.' wounding 18 in retaliation for an harvested. million) capital construction, bol- were blasted, A spokesman said Allied operation that is rescuing An American spokesman said The mining evidently was in U." S. Air Force, Marine. and stered by the Income-tax funds, it contained about 40,000 rounds a huge rice harvest. the first blast was touched off retaliation for the rice harvest Navy pilots hit Viet Cc-ng areas would increase from; the current Neptune Aide 1 of small arms ammunitions and Allied ground forces reported about 7:30 a.m., catching a bus- ing which has been highly sue- fee VIET "NAM, Page 3)' $72 million to $157 million. had been deserted for about a killing 150 Viet Cong in scattered load of farmers and Wiling 27 cessful In an area that urvtil re-. week when the paratroopers con- In

•••••/•' Hughes Introduces Tallest and Brat, Say Keyport Pupils State Budget Class Lauds Abe Lincoln! (Continued) By DORIS KULMAN outh. He was in a debate about 'Abe Lincoln was in a theitfj Hughe* included the programs be followed immediately by pas- to be supported by-the income KEYPORT - Young Abe avery. He wrote the Gettysburg ..." George Hern wrote. "All at sage of the sales tax. Lincoln read a lot, studied hard, \ddress." once a shot rang out. Our 1991 «>X In the budget. Economy. "I would strongly caution any- »l#ded legMuon face the m- and the fourth-graders in Mrs. But, she continued sadly, President was no longer living. one interested in meetilg the Charles demons' class here "Some people ask thenjr plMKnt taik of cutting out 'theneeds of New "Jersey against When he married he married a 1 agree, grew to be the tallest and •pending item* one by one, if such an assumption," Hughes ery cross woman. She was a selves, 'Where Is Abe' ", George they want to reject the tax. said. best President this nation ever 'odd." continued. He concluded, truly; had. Many of the fourth-graders "He lives in the heart of every* Additional programs to be fi- The Legislature planned to "He would travel miJes for luched on Lincoln's tragic death. one." ',; nanced from the income tax in- start a three-week recess after clude: $5.5 million lor commuter hearing Hughes' message. The just one book," Lisa McCann, railroad aid, $2.5 minion to save Appropriations Committee will 11 Green Grove Rd. noted in a municipalities from losing any hoid hearings on the budget dur- composition written in honor at revenue under a planned reform ing the recess. Lincoln's birthday last Friday. of business property taxes, $750,- And reading in Umcaln's time The governor has called for a was not as comfortable as read- 000 for scholarships to private mid-March vote on the income colleges, and $250,000 for added ing in ours, Lisa pointed out tax, which he has said "will "He did not have electric graduate scholarships and fel- separate the men from the lowships. lamps, because electricity was boys" in the Legislature. not invented yet. But that didn' The biggest chunk of the bud- bother Abe, because he would get was allocated for education. read by the firelight," she wrote It was listed for $439 million, al- Two Drivers "Abe read a lot and learned a ttost Half the budget. The school lot." •td and college construction In- LINCOLN LETTERS — Youngsters in Mrs. Charles demons' fourth grade clast in ih« Their compositions show th« crease* accounted for most of Face Charges children were impressed, too, with this. The college construction fig. Ktyport school system put their knowledge and feelings about Abraham, Lincoln in- MIDDLETOWN — Two men the death of young Abe Lincoln's Me would increase from the to compositions in honor of hi* birthday last week. George Henn, 154 First St., mother and his father's remar- current $1 million to $52 million. were charged with drunken driv- ing and two others were arrested checks a point in a book about Lincoln with Mrs. demons. Buty writing are Evelyn riage. The Lincoln household wa When added to bond issue on disorderly persons charges Fanton, 276 First St. and Bernard Hubbard, 51. Church St. The children all are nine in need of a wife and mother, funds, the college programs many of the youngsters noted, here yesterday, Police Chief yean old. would increase student capacity Raymond T. Walling reported. because there was no one t at state-nipported schools from cook or clean, fee present 33,034 to 59,000. Raymond Mauser, M, of New- man Springs 'Rd., Lincroft, was "His 11-year-old sister did not Hughe* recommended that $25,-charged with drunk driving after Loan Report Points Stall know how to make soap. And the 000 be set aside for advance an accident yesterday, Chief Wai house was getting full of bugs," pluming on a new four-year col- Stephen Roberts, 79 Broad St., ling said. He failed to pass a BREAKTHROUGH FOR YOUTH leaders of the Middle, lege to be built in the northeast voluntary breathalyzer test, the Is Presented 18 Drivers wrote. Metropolitan,- area. He meant chief said, ASBURY PARK - In the six 'Abe Lincoln grew fast," town-Red Bank District Monmouth Council Boy Scouts Bergen County, he explained to months since the opening of the George Henn, 154 Broad St ara Robert Lyon, district organization and extension newsmen. Mr. Mauser was involved in an In Monmouth wrote, "He grew so fast he.soor accident at Cherry Tree Farm Small Business Development committee chairman; Robert S. Skinner, district com- In addition to the $12 million Center, a total.of $208,370 has TRENTON - The state Divi- became big enough to be a law and Harmony Rds. when his sion of Motor Vehicles today yer." missioner, and Ruitell Schultz, breakthrough chairman, for . Institutions construction, vehicle struck one driven by been approved for disbursement Hoghet recommended an $8 mil- as economic opportunity loans listed 18 Monmouth County mo- Lincoln was s tit of i non- all of Middfetown. Th« district has established a 1966 Frank Culp, 2«, of 56 Second St., torists as having driving privi- conformist, Linda Mackason, 79 lion increase for operation of the Keyport. and a bank participation loan for goal of 24 new Scout units. Department of Institutions Agen- $5,000, Wilbert C. RusseH, acting leges suspended under the state's Fulton St., observed, cies. Much of this would go to Mr. Culp complained of an in executive director, said last Point System. "He had a tall black hat," stv add 961 new jobs. jured knee, bat no treatment was week. Receiving three-months suspen- wrote, "He didn't dress like Oftei reported. There were no other sions are Alger T. Clark, Jr., 20, 'Most of the new employees The funds will stimulate 18 people. Ttiey thought he wa; injuries repotted. 36 Monroe Ave., Shrewsbury; Teachers in Newark Would be attendants at hospitals businesses, 10 of them new ones, queer. But he was an hones Earl T. Johnson, 39, 29 Stokes and social worker* in the Bu- Mr. Mauser was held in $205 and will provide jobs for per- man even if he didn't dress 'Iki St., Freehold; Michael J. Szucs, reau of Children's Services. The bail. Patrolman Richard Rich- sons on the unemployment rolls, other people." 18, 454 Leonardville Rd., Bel- Increased salary cost would be ardson Investigated. Mr. Russell said. Unicoln "wanted to free all th< Set to Return Today ford; Terry C. Crowell, 18, 69 U.8-mrllion. J. Hurt, 7J North Fifth The SBDC staff has coun- slaves," Evelyn Mary Fenton NEWARK (AP) - Newark's Northvail Ave., Little Silver; 276 First St., wrote. "He stopped eeking an across-Uie-'bciard pay Other state agencies would get St., Long Branch, was also seled more than 300 persons seek- eachers, over half of whom Donald L. Cook, 21, 35 Watson the war between the North and cost of $1,000 and the city was: 1,0(5 new jobs, representing charged with drunk driving after ing loans, Mr. Russell said. He PI., Eatontown; Donald C. Ever- itruck the state's biggest pub- offering $700. • •bout a 6 per cent increase in failing to pass the breathalyzer said more than 160 persoas at- dell, 38, 146 Osborne St., Key- ic school system for two days Earlier NTA leaders said the/ the tote's work force and add-test, Chief Walling said. tended the four small business Rev. Edward N. Harrison port, and Wesley Calabrese, 22, Conservative ast week, were to return to 'ere seeking a $1,000 increase ing $5.8 million to the budget. Mr. Huot was held in $205 bail. workshops held in the Monmouth 28 Thome PI., West Keansburg. their classrooms today. for teachers at the top of the This would not include the added Special Officer Donald L. Spivey Shopping Center, Eatontown, un- The Newark Teachers Associ- pay scale and $800 for others. help needed to' collect an income der sponsorship of the Small Ninety-day suspensions went to : investigated. Harrison Gets Robert W. Jardot, 19, 904 Third In Monmouth tion, which struck the system Newark Mayor Hugh J. Ad- tax. The income tax bill, In- Business Administration, New- in a dispute over the amount of donizio said Friday the board; troduced a week ago, appropri- Chief Walling reported Mr. ark, and the local SBDC. St., Union Beach, and Raymond Huot was held on a charge from C. Lena, 18, 6 Arthur Ave., Long reposed salary increases, voted was willing to give the teac*-' ates $3 million lor collection the SBDC was created to Doctorate PickMazzone ers a $709 increase. costs. , New Shrewsbury Police Depart- Branch. Nicholas Floudas, 19, Sunday night to return to work ment far possession of a stolen make loans under the Economic PHILADELPHIA - Rev. Dr. 725 Park Ave., Freehold, re- nd turn the problem over to The current minimum salary: Pension .costs for state em- LINCROFT — The Monmoutt vehicle. Opportunity Act (anti-poverty Edward N. Harrison, a faculty ceived a 45-day suspension. County Conservative Club has an impartial arbitrator. Is $5,«00 with a top of J10.100. . ployee*, school teachers and po- act), the eligibility require- member of Manchester College, Addcmizlo called the board's lice and firemen will climb from George Bass, 42 Baldwin Ave., Austin F. Behnken, 21, of elected a new slate of officers tc The NTA Is the teachers' bar- ments, tightened In mid-Novem- North Manchester, Ind., for- serve through 1966. offer, which would provide a; }M million to $111 million. East Keansburg, was held in $50 ber, make loans available only Jumping Brook Rd., Neptune, re- aining agent. merly of Long Branch, N.J., re- They are Salvatore N. Ma starting salary of $8,3O(L-4'.0i« Hits Sales Tax bail on a disorderly charge, the to persons with marginal In- ceived a two-month suspension The rival Newark Teachers ceived a doctorate in education zone, Hazlet, president; Rolan highest salary for any-urban Hughes wound up his speech chief said. comes. The OEO is considering Todd R. Shaner, 19, 9 East River Union, which had partially hon- from the Temple University Herson, Uncroft, vice president center In the United States." : with an expression of distaste Mr. Bass was setting more realistic require- Rd., Rumson, was suspended for ored NTA picket lines during arrested by Graduate School at the Founder's Mrs. Eileen Cameron, MiddJi for a sales tax. ments based on an applicant's 30 days. the strike Thursday and Friday, Patrolmen Robert foster ! and Day commencement exercises in town, recording secretary; Mrs "No matter how palatable its net worth, Mr. Russell said. One-month suspensions went to met Sunday night and applaud Ernest Volklahd Sunday in Bev- the Baptist Temple last week. Frances Grabau, New Mon supporters seek to make it, the acqua Store, East Keansburg. The SBDC office here is pro- Richard C. Carr, 22, 274 Wilson ed the show of unity by the NTACove Road PTA Dr. Harrison is the son of Ave., Long Branch; Edward R. mouth, corresponding secretary and NTU "in securing what aip- general sales tax would strike John Fuller, 20 Glerunary Ave., cessing 300 applications now, Mr, Mrs. Arthur E. Hairison, Long Healy, 22, 84 Woodside Ave. and Edwin Grabau, New Mor pears to be a $700 increase thi . a severe bjow at the poor and Leonardo! -was released' in $100 Russell said. He estimated these those of moderate income among Branch, N.J. His wife is the Keansburg; Marlon Cummings; mouth, treasurer. far, not including the normal in- Meets Tonight bail after being charged as a dis-will result in disbursement of : former {Shirley Brown, daughter 35, 14 Biondi Ave., Cliffwood; The club, membership has beei HAZLET T- HigMightjng the us "he saidv ; orderly person by George Stan- $150,000 to $250,000 a month in of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Frederick R. Filing, 38, 531 Long invited to participate in a mov. general mi Proponents of .« salts tax ley, Burlington Aye., the loans. , An NT^spokesman said iftV *' meeting d Brown, also of Long Branch. Branch Ave., Long Branch, and to develop proficiency in the ai *e Cove (Road School Parent- have been talking of a measure said. teaoherh s $tld..return to work that would cover clothing, shoes, Dr. Harrison received an* ^. A Felix Rodriquez, 30, Millstream of public speaking. Teacher Organization tonight st Patrolman Richardson inves- degree from Monmouth Junior Elliott F. Cameron, dhainmai MondaModay tlitf NTA co- fuel oil, coal, kerosene, aspirin Rd., Cream Ridge. workers. The question of not re the. school will be an original tigated. Viet Nam College, West Long Branch, of the club's public relation! program to be presented by the and other necessities, he said. Johnathan C, Harrington, 20, turning never came up, he said. !'I, for one, cannot recommend (Continued) N.J., and both « B.S. and mas committee, announced that As fourth grade dan of Mrs. Vin- in South Viet Nam yesterday and ter's degree in education from 06 First Ave., Asbury Park, re semblyman Alfred N. Beadle The NTU struck (he school sys a tax that penalizes a working 1 ceived a 15-day suspension. cent Foster, early today with a total of 338 Temple University. He was ston, R-Monmouth, addressed tem Dec. 2 and 3 over which man when he buys a new pair Colonial Ball group should represent the Her dlass will feature the ob- of shoes,for his child or a coat sorties which a spokesman said ordained in 1954. meeting in the Union Hous Red Bank. oity's teachers. servance of Brotherhood Vsek, for his wife or when he fills his Is Saturday destroyed 530 buildings and dam- Dr. Harrison taught In the which ends Sunday, The* class oil tank to heat his house," he aged another 360, sank 16 sam- Ocean Township, N.J., school Prop Breaks, He said Che 'legislator ex NTU leaders were fined $3,- will

POSTER designer Jinni Rock, 13, of 8 New St., Sea Bright, and Milton Yeslsr of Marine Lumber Co., Sea so big...so important Bright, chairman of the Sea Bright Lions Club's public affairs committee, display potter announcing forth- fy.tl'tj * we're working around the clock coming Social Security and Medicare information ses- sion in Sea Bright Borough Hall at 8:IS p.m. Thursday. The Lions Ciub-sponsored event it open to the public. to get ready for Jinni it the daughter of Mrs. Sarah Rock.

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Com* In and kelp ioAl-inmlhn at to how to tf» Ir. only $ j« per week • lUDttlT TUMI * tut DIUVHY Daily and Saturday I A.M.-S:J0 P.M. Wad*M4«n/mi NsJay-til f P.M. 5 DAYS • 6 NIGHTS "h Yk' ll i D OF EXCITINQ SPECIAL VALUES! cztntU/uctfo- 31 MOAD ST. ' 741-7500 UD BANK 30 MOADSnliT MB MNK mm • UWETOH • tamm •\mm mm ^ HI»HWAr« MtWIWAliO JiSiSKSti*; ••;'.• t«Wt9H / International Flower Show Opens March 5 Miriam C Rockafeller NEW YORK-"Plaiiting Keeps trast against green ground coven ing class and decorative tor- wind among dumps of white America Beautiful" is the theme and grass. rariums. birch and beds of flowers for the 49tii International Flower In the two major1 amateur Among community planting ex- Wed to Eugene Bush Show to be held ii> the Coliseum areas, the Garden Club of Ameri- hibits, Rrjsedale Nurseries will Educational fextoMts/4ui in- clude booths bV^RutgerV Uni- DEAL — Mrs. Miriam C. Rock- Mr. Bush was graduated from Mtwh 5-13 (his year. ca and the Horticultural Society show a "Town Plaza" complete lite University of Arizona and of New York, a wide range of with contemporary planting of versity, Cornell and the .Agricul- afeUer, Loch Arbour, and Eu- The new procram on natura tural University at Farmingdale, gene Alan Bush, 16 Avenue of served in &e 4ft .Aimorefl; Di- beautiiication, sponsored by Pres- ezfcibits from 1,000 foot gardens linden trees, yews and junipers, vision, VS. Army, In World down to an individual pot of setting off masses of porcelain L. I. The Florists' Telegraph De Two Ravers, Rumson, wete mar- ident and Mrs. Johnson, and ac- livery and New York Florists' ried Saturday here in St. Mary's War II, and was discharged tively promoted by the First African violets will be seen. Theblue and white pansies. witfi the rarik of major. He holds two clubs estimate that they will Private exhibitors will include Club will have exhibits of cut Roman Catholic Church Rev. Lady, is expected to be eviden flower arrangements lor ali types Joseph Maele officiated. the, Silver Star, Bronze Star and in the forthcoming show. have nearly l,500entrantsinmore Mr. and Mrs. John Hay Whitney Purple Heart. In 185(1, wM!e in than 200 classes. who will 6how a tropical garden of occasions. The bride is the daughter of The more than 46 gardens wi Africa, he was named a ment- The Rumson (N. J.) Garden with rare varieties of small For the fourth consecutive the late Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ron- cover the complete range o or of the French Legion of Club will participate in the Gar-orchids. year, a design school will be ga, Trenton. The bridegroom's gardening activities from forma forror. He is with J.E, Coleman den Club of America competitions Mr. and Mrs. Roger Glenn conducted by the' Metropolitan parents are E, Alan Bush, gardens to beautified backyards. "x>.% New York. again this year. Mook will present an informal Retail Florists of New York. Five 876 River Rd., Fair Haven, and Among the displays were rose one-hour sessions will be held Mrs. Doris Bush, Montclair. The couple wili live In Loch gardens, azalea gardens, orchic Mrs. Norman C. Ramsey, Rum-spring garden. A brook will flow son, is chairman of entries for through masses of brightly daily, with accommodations for Mrs. John E. Malone, Tren- Arbour. gardens, gardens of bright an- more than 200. Classes in flower ton, sister of the bride, and nuals and perennials, enormous the club. The members will enter colored primula into a quiet pool a number of artistic arrange- bordered by a rock garden arranging also will be held by Proctor A. Bush, Red Bank, trees up to 80 feet high, foun- the Horticultural Society and brother of the bridegroom, at- tains, brooks and cobbled ter- ments, horticulture, ground planted with small spring flower- Garden Club of America, tended the couple. races. cover, evergreen cuttings, mail- ing bulbs. A tanbark path will The bride was graduated from The international Flower Show The Recalcitrant Cook Georgian Court College, Lake- uliich first opened in 1913, is wood, and also studied ait the FLY'IN non-profit operation sponsorei University of Florida and New Jointly by the Horticultural So York University. She is founder ciety of New York and the New and served as first president of York Florists' Club. Cliairmari At Home With Her Range the New Jersey Association of of the board of the international Daily Newspaper Women. She show this year is Dr. Albert J. "I'm sure cooking must have after I've set my Skid Row of her book. It covers leftovers HOME its place, but I've never been Stroganoff to simmer and put my(Beef Encore), vegetable dishes is assistant to the managing edi- Irving. John F. Edwards li tor of the Asbury Park Press. executive director. quite able to find it," said Peg Cockeyed Cake in the oven is to(Tomartichokes), entrees (Sole Bracken, the other day. "That keep coming back to the scene Survivor) and last-minute meals ,,. or any other direction Among the major gardens thi is, either cooking is out in lefi of the crime," she says. (MufJih Tin Supper). Kodak Photo Garden is thi field or I am." "For one thing, I want to think By Miss Bracken's own admis- McGrathstoTake . , . Phone us, we'll put largest, featuring rare plants an< Miss Bracken is a syndicated about something else. Also, 1 sion, her more than 200 recipes you in the passenger's, seat trees, brilliant geraniums ani columnist and author of the best- think a hostess who keps whiz- don't contain any Escoffier crea- Caribbean Cruise cineraria and live flamingoes. selling "I Hate to Cook Book." zing back and forth like a ping- tions. But they do have these HIGHLANDS — Mr. and Mrs. .,. We're members of.... Sterling Forest Gardens wffi "Hie book's three million-plus pong ball is rather a pain in theattributes — they're nutritious James A. McGrath, owners of again present an all-white garder sales prove that quite a few neck. If you know something and they taste good. And they're the Square, Bar, Rt. 36, leave with drifts of white rhododen homemakers feel tfi« same way. will quit cooking when it's sup-all easy to make, with a relia- Mra. Edward R. Hege (The former Nancy Lea Burt) tomorrow on a 15-day Caribbean dron, azaleas, laurel anu white Being a realist, however, Mis posed to, your own party can beble range. To insure that cook- cruise. North Jersey Shore flowering quince, against an ever- Bracken beHeves that we'd bet-a lot more fun for everybody ing ease end reliability, she green background. Lily of the concerned.' plans to install a modern all The local couple will be feted ter be grateful to the kindly and aboard the S. S. Bremen, a North Travel Agents Assn. valley, English daisies and whit* imaginative folk who have made "Another thing," she said, "I electric kitchen In her new Nancy Lee Burt Wed German Lloyd liner, by officers candy-tuft will make sharp con cooking more automatic than Bhlnk the fact that the automatic home. 741-5080 775-8109 of the International Longshore- traumatic. timers start things cooking is an "Once I've steeled myself to men's Association and represen- 741-6500 775-0056 "Once, when I was first mar- awfully big help, if you don't the inevitability of cooking same SPEECH tatives of the Harbor Pilots As- ried and living in an antiquated want to think about cooking anything," says Miss Bracken, "I To Edward R Hege 842-2227 899-5309 CORRECTION and frigid beach house on Lake more than you absolutely have want to know that the end result sociation, prior to the 4 p.m. RED BANK - The First mony. Mrs. Leonard G. Rowell, sailing RED BANK Erie," said Miss Bracken, "I to. You used to have to hang will be worth it. I know that Methodist Church was the set-Red Bank, was organist, and SPEECH CENTER was cooking on an oM kerosene around and poke your head in some ranges make me seem like ng here Feb. 5 for the marriage William Shoppell, Neptune, solo- 747-3563 stove. Mercifully I forget ex- and out of the oven, like a go-a lot better ctok than I am, andif Miss Nancy Lee Burt, daugh- ist. A wedding reception was actly how the thing was put to-pher and his hole. You know, is when you feel as I do toward er of Mr. and Mrs. Braxton held in the Rhapsody in Blue gether, except that it never it hot enough,or cool enough, or the whole operation, you appre- Stanfield Burt, 29 Eton PI., Ea-Restaurant and Lounge, Lori] should have been put togethei whatever. When you might have ciate all the help you can get." ontown, to Edward Rankin Branch. Men. • TUSH. in the first place. been writing a paragraph or tak- Hege, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- "It had circular fabric wick ing a walk." The bride, who was given i Wednesday Announce Chairmen ard Napoleon Hege, Salisbury, marriage by her father, wore around each burner, as I remem It's a comfort, she added, to .C. ber, each one with millions of know things will take care of FREEHOLD - Mra. Harry B. gown of white satin appllqued Permanent £95 Rev. W. Gordon Lowden officl- with Alencon lace embroidered Wove O little holes in it. No timers, no themselves. Carter, chairman of the fashion All that it new for the heat controls, no removable "Actually," she said thought- show and card party to be held ted at the double ring cere- with bugle beads and pearls or spring bride is hare at burner plates, no nothing. And fully, "I suppose the thing I by the American Legion Auxil the bodice and full skirt. Hei Shampoo 195 iary1 March 15, announced her waist-length illusion veil wa: THE SHORE'S aid Sat • one day I let a large pot of mo-really hate about cooking is that lasses taffy boll over, all over you're always supposed to be chairmen at a meeting in the Herb Gardener held in place by a matchin LARGEST jeweled lace crown and she car With or Wlltnul Appointment everything. doing it at the times when you'd Legion. Home. AND MOST FREE SNACK BAR rather be doing something else. Mrs. Carter will.be in charge 'o Speak ried a cascade of stephanotis "I think you have to have and white butterfly orchids. spent a long weekend cleaning Not only doing, but hovering of models; Mrs. Eileen AJbreciht, MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. Harry EXPERIENCED hardened molasses tarty out ofover it. And once I've decided Mrsi. Thomas. Laytori,. Mrs, Al- Brokaw Smith, Colts Neck, will Miss Betty Jo Burt, at home, BRIDAL SALON! LEON'S 5T what it's going to be, and bert Bennett, Mrs. Eugene No- be guest speaker tor Garden was maid of honor for her sis- long. Hair four million burner holes to ap- • Mother of Me Bride Ctftiig Specialists preciate fully how far science shopped "for it, and brought it wack and Mrs. Jacob Domanskl, Club R.F.D., Holmdel, at its ter. Another sister, Miss Linda • Formats and Special Occasion Dresses OPEN has come." home, and mixed It up, I think decorations; Mrs. Bennett, Mrsmeetin. g tomorrow at 1 p.m. InAnn Burt, also at home, was MONDAY TO SATURDAY , Best Friend that's enough." Carter, Mrs. Michael Elais and the LitHe Red Schoolhouse, Mid- bridesmaid. • Eastern Star IBS Menmouth St. ktd Bank Miss Bracken feels that even- Miss Bracken's range of crea- Mrs. Otto Deedmeyer, tickets, dletown-Lincroft Rd. Also attending the bride wen (Mra. Itm Theatre) heat elements and thermostatic tive cooking is much wider than and Mrs. G.G. Bailey, refresh- Mrs. Smith, a member of the Mrs. Steven Moose, Columbia 741-4150 controls like those on modern one might imagine from the title ments. ioard of governors of the Na-S.C., and Miss Barbara Ann Dun- EVENIN6 APPOINTMENTS electric ranges are the pre-occu- ional Herb society and a former lap, Lincrolt. They were floor' FOlt rERMANENTS orticulture chairman of Garden bridal and FrN Parking et Sinclair Station pied cook's best friend. length Empire-styled gowns ol after-five fathuuu . at Comer "The last thing I want to doAnnounce Engagements Hub of New Jersey, wili present aquamarine peau de soie, match n illustrated color slide lecture ing headpieces, and carried cas- 23 W. Front St. Ret) Bank »n the history of herbs, includ- cade bouquets of yellow roses • any chargt — lay-away • ing exhibits of culinary, fragrant The bouquet of the honor a open man., wad., fri. 'ill 9 )nd medicinal uses of herbs. tendant included talisman roses daily *:30 io 6:30 Mrs. Smith served by appoint- ment of Gov. Richard J. Hughes John Thomas Hege, at home, Who on the Arbor and Garden Com- was best man for his brother mittee of the New York World's Ushers were Harold Allan Rou- BAMBERGER'S Fair. Kt and Robert Irwin Ledbetter, Watches both of Salisbury, and Steven Mrs. Louis Kinzer and MrsLe. e Moose, Columbia, S.C. osiah M. Hewitt are in charge The bride, an alumna of Lonf >f the program. 0itiA£3e^ot^ Curves? Branch High School, attended Members will depict "The Douglass College, New Bruns- /cods in Winter" in xanthic wick, and Monmouth College, tones of yellow) flower arrange- West Long Branch. She Is em- lents at the monthly meeting, ployed by Inter-Controls, Inc. HE DOES... Bethesda, Md. ADLERS HAVE SON Mr. Hege, a graduate of Boy if th»y are th» right llnd NEW YORK - Dr. and Mrsde. n High School, was honorablj , . . Ns on* ii interested onatHnan L. Adler, 201 East 25th discharged from the U.S. Army in ttl. kind tliit bulg* in are the parents of a son, 82d Airborne Division, and at th. wrong placet, includ- Wbert Ira, born Feb. 6 in Newtended Catawta College at Salii ing yourielf. Th*r« It no i'ork Lying In Hospital. The in-bury. He plans to complete h tiaad for unsightly •fat whin !ant is the grandson of Dr. andeducation at the University o: Mrs. Samuel S. Adler, 383 River Maryland at College Park. you can lot* walght is Id., Fair Haven, N.J. , and Mr. THe. couple reside In Bladens .•illy ih« CHECK-BACK ind Mrs Morris Offtroff Cherry Miss Susan Condon Miss Patricia A. Stroffcllno burg, Md., after a wedding trij way. Itl to Atlantic City. HOUMDEJL - Mr. and Mrs. LONG BRANCH - Announce- You ctn lost up to 15 Thomas F. Condon, 9 Crescent ment is made by Mr. and Mrs. poundi in just 30 dayil Rd., have announced the engage- Joseph T. Stroffolino, Sr., 143 W« guarantee itl So c«ll ment of .their daughter, Miss Su-Sampson PI., of the engagement (or a {rial demonstration san Elizabeth Condon, to Joseph of their daughter, Miss Patrida Rumson Reading Institute and tee how you can hav* C. O'Connor, son of Mr. andA. Stroffolino, to Louis P. Conte, that figure •veryono lovis, Ji Mrs. Joseph O'Connor, Roselle. son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis R. Miss Condon is a graduate of Conte, 1194 Eatontown Blvd., (Associated With The Ranney Sclwol) / Red Bank Catholic High Sdhool Oceanport. and attended Newark State Col- An August wedding is planned'. lege, Union, where she was a member of Lambda Chi Rho The bride-elect and her fiance SPRING SESSION sorority. She is a member of theare graduates of Long Branch faculty of St. Ann's School, High School. She is a legal sec \ 43rd TERM Keansburg. retary for Long Branch attor- Physical-Control for Better Living neys S. Thomas Gagliano and READING, ENGLISH, STUDY SKILLS 747-9400 Mr. O'Connor Is a graduate of Maurice A. Potter. Mr. Conte Sacred Heart High School, Eliza- is manager of Conte's Automatic Saturday morning or weekday evenings. This course Look younger, 181 E. Newman Springs Rd. beth, and is attending Newark Car Wash, Long Branch. is offered «t all levels from 7th grade through col- Ntxt To AftP RED BANK State College. He is a member lege, with students grouped according to ability. It of Sigma Beta Tau fraternity. helps students to read with speed and comprehension, lovelier in minutes Hold Workshop to write grammatically and logically, to spell ac- curately, and to increase vocabulary. This course is the easy Clairol® way For Hospital popular with serious students who want to improve PILLOW CLEAN MATAWAN - A hospital work- school grades and to prepare for college boards or shop program was conducted at other exams. We have classes to meet the needs of for only $5* a meeting of the Evening Mem- the fastest students. We'll bring out the silvery beauty of your bership Department of the Wom- an's Club of, Matawan in the gray hair with Cloirol's* Silk 'n Silver SPECIAL READING for children in grades 1-6 OR cWbhouse wixh Mrs. Howard Woolley as chairman. Two I'/i-hour meetings a week after school. This wash away the aging gray with Mrs. Frank Zeleske, a trans course emphasizes phonics and sight vocabulary, Clairol't* Loving Care. fer member from the Federated paragraph comprehension, phrase reading. The chil- Thii week we include the shampoo and let. Women's Club of Keansburg dren meet in small groups according to reading wa,q welcomed into the club. ability. A St. Patrick's buffet dance New ticking or new feath- will be held in the American MATHEMATICS SEMI-ANNUAL HALF PRICE SALE •rt added to your pillows Hotel, Freehold, Saturday March 12. Dinner will be served Permanent, shampoo, cut and styling. ... down or duck at slight- Courses at all levels from basic arithmetic through at 7 p.m. and dancing will begin advanced algebra and analytics. All courses are ly extra cost. at 9 p.m. Tickets ore available planned to develop a logical approach to problem- OcllC Oe75 Rtg. 17.50 from Mrs. Arthur Klatt, 6 Eisen- solving and to develop facility in applying math- 'Includes contjttlonlni, ehimpoo ind set hower Ct. and Mrs. A.W. Nieder- ematical processes accurately. GET RID OF COLD GERMS reuther, 4 Donna PI., both of Chmtrey Beauty Salon, Upper Level, HIDING IN YOUR PILLOWS Matawnn, All courses under the direction of lambetger's Monmouth. Tickets also are available for Call Liberty 2-2241 • FEATHERS CLEANED IN LIVE STEAM a theater party Saturday, April RUSSELL G. RANNEY, • TICKING WASHED SEPARATELY 30, for "Skyscraper", from Mrs. • FEATHERS BLOWN TO DOWNY BUO1TANCY Harry Pitcher, BDX 6, Holmdel. formerly Associate Director, NYU Reading Institute Miss Venetla Joyce will pre- UTTHt sent "An Operatic Interlude" at SEND FOR BULLETIN a meeting of the department on EAT0HT0W1 UNION IMPERIAL March 7. cmciE CARD AND GAME NIGHT * CMVIWON or n. R *»AOV * co.. wo, DRY CLEANING MIODLETOWN - The Old PHrst Chun*, King* Hwy., will Rumson Reading Institute 741-2228 SHREWSBURY sponsor a card and game night, Friday (n Fellowship Hal) at 3:30 AVENUE OP TWO RIVERS, RUMSON 842- 1650 Meat Pie in the British Tradition the piece* to the weM-tensoeetf MtGoet Fir* LONDON (AP) - Meat plea flour, or iheke together the meat Put half of the pork Into the and seasoned flour In a plastic •e a British institution. In : ; ittom of the l'^-quart casse- America tie pie is moatiy tweet. g. ; tie. Adda layer of half the ap- Britain it ii the eavory pie Brown (he meat in the lard tor pte and half (he onion along with about S minutes, turning until pinch of sage and a little We have the English pork pie, sealed on all sides; reserve rated nutmeg. Repeat layers. he veal, and ham pie, the cMck- meat. Heat the cider in a saucepan tnd bacon pie, the game pies Peel and core apples and slice and dissolve liie chicken boull- ich as partride, woodcock, rinly Into rings. Skin and thin- cube in it. Pour rfder - enison, hare or rabbit. And of' t slice onion; separate In,to ure into the casserole. >urse, there's steak and kidney ings. Press the 1-inch strip of Make the short-crust pastry. e. ; astry around the top inner edge I choose pork pie. The English1 Sift together ,the Hour and a the casserole; dampen past ork pie has inspired poetic pinch of salt into a bowl, y strip with cold water. Put on lapsodies in the past. My varia the margarine and rub in >astry top; seal edge to pastry on is a country dish known as with the fingertips until mixture rip and flute. Cut a hole (an Ider Pork Pie—served hot. 'esembles fine bread crumbs. open vent) in the center of the For this Eqnxerifcs of pork are *x to a stiff dough wrft a astry top for the steam to es ;ed. They should be prepared] cold water and the yolk of the :ape. Brush pastry with the iglisJi-etyle — called country- egg. Turn out onto a floured Me of the egg. 1 board; rot out and cut into the ityleinthe United States — with Bake In the center of a pre- ill the meat attached to the rib. shape-but 1 inch larger—of the op of a deep l'^-quart casserole. isaited 40Megree (hot) oven for suggest that you ask your Out otf a Much strip of pastry mimltes; reduce heat to S50 Mtcher to bone thespareribsfor rom around the edge of the egrees (moderate) and bake •ou, if this is not within his prov- rolled-out shape. about 20 minutes longer. The en- MARDI GRAS Ball chairmen for St. Dorothea's Catholic tee, it is quite possible to do ire baking time is about 50 min- ,e boning yourself. Or if he will ites. Church, Eatontown, are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mac- indertake only part of the job, Served with creamed potatoes Pherson, New Shrewsbury. The ball will take place 'ou can finish the boning at Wedding :nd a green vegetable, thiis pie Friday evening in the church hall. tie. You will need 1% pounds leeds (our. The ideal wine with meat, weighed after boning. the dish is a white Burgundy— Recommendation . In Trenton likeaMeursault that has enough Easter Ball Set For April 16 My husband—who can't take body to stand up to the seasoning f FREEHOLD - Annual Easter Mrs. John Maziekien, grand e- ;eak and kidney pie and dislikes TRENTON - Mlas Carol Kos- ! the pie. chek, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Ball sponsored by Court St. Rose gent; Edward M. Lewis, Jr., game pie, which I unfortunate- Here are other suggestions for of Lima, Catholic Daughters of grand Knight, honorary chair- like — thinks the Cider tadrew G. Kbschek of Trenton jecaine the bride of Garrett W, menu featuring the pie: America, and the Knights of Co- men; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mc- Re is dettoious. That, com- Potted Shimp; Cider Pork lumbus Council will be held April Donald, tickets; Mr. and Mrs. tg from him, makes me feel Roberts, son of Mr. and Mrs Garrett G. Robert?, 721 Holmdei fie; Orange Water Bee; Stilton 16 in the IB Club, Bengerville. William Bresnaban Jr., reserva- iafe in recommending it. Jd., Hariet, Saturday. Cheese; Coffee. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Arcoleo, tions, and Mr, and Mrs Arthur The pie can be served at pic- D. Cagney, program. A iridrright Rev. J. A. Milo officiated ai Next Week: Spaghetti alia Jr., win be general chairmen. for lunch wMh salad, for Carbonara Assisting .on the committee are'buffet.will be served. upper and for parties. Yes, even the double ring ceremony in St. Wary of the Assumption Catho- dinners. ic Church. The great French gastrono- 1 The bride was given In mar list Brillat-Savarin once said: •lage by her father. She won "A good pie is excellent hot; a full-length white satin peau de ut the test of a good pie is how sole gown fashioned with a fitted 1\ wj it eat odd?" bodice, long sleeves, and We've tried the leftover pie chapel train. Her formal-length COUNTRY CHECK trim blue and whifs EMERALD WOOL jacket smsmble has traigfot from the refrigera' veil was held by a pillbox ot tiie day after it was served matching fabric. She carried a JAcquard cotton hat fencing shield front. itand-away collar and it Empire-shaped. 1 ot. Aocordlng to my husband, cascade bouquet of stephanotis, tasted fine. white orchids and miniature car- nations. CIDER PORK PIE Mrs. Michael Burns, North SUPERMARKETS A Story of Italian Versatility 4 pounds boned country-style Hollywood, Calif., cousin of thi THE story here, besides the Tangerine, Florentine red, One of his elegant Nattier wool fresh pork apareribs bride, was matron at honor, obvious one In the three cos- Capri blue, apple green, along) coats, made in several coloi Well-seasoned flour Bridesmaids were Miss Sandra tumes shown of mastery of line! with others, appear throughoul combinations, "presto changes" tablespoons lard Warden and Miss Kathleen Nu- and shape, is color, fabric and the collection. n one instant from citron to oy- pound cooking apples gent, Trenton, Miss Sandra Vac- double play. Many of his suits, coats and ster white. onion caro, Long Branch, and Mis For Spring and Summer, A1-] Jackets of his ensembles were A town suit in black and white cups rtJted flour Louise Volante, Lakehurst. The; berto Fabiani, Italian designer, designed specifically to play mul- check turns completely into an Sat wore red velvet floorlength srocr BP Aft has created an out-standing] tiplication and dual color roles emerald green,wool suit. tablespoons margarine gowns, white (ur pillboxes and carried white fur muffs adorned ready-to-wear collection glowing by reversing completely to dou- Many other of his ingenioui egg, separated with red carnations. with color and filled with charm- ble the beauty of fine fashion: touches and Intricate detailing Sage and grated nutmeg ing silhouettes and unusual fab- and, incidentally, to prolong its will also delight and excite the i cup plus 2 tablespoons cider Robert Dane, Keyport, wi BABY LIMAS — GRAPE rics. life. woman of good taste. chicken bouillon cube best man. Ushers were Ralph C Trim off any fat (ram meat Bedle, Jr., Matawan, nephew K>M>HOOKLIMAS»« FANCY and cut into small (facet. Ml the bridegroom; Ernest Colavi to. Hazlet; David Otaen, Perth BROCCOLI SP£ARS WE ARE To Marry Amoboy, and James Caldora Council Collects Westfleld. . A reception followed In th DIVIDED terns for Sale Princeton Inn. II I I When they return from fliel: 5-1. 61 MATAWAN TOWNSHIP.- Into three separate departments, our ready made de- wedding trip, they will reside House and Garden Sale will tx the Marc Hampton Apartment*, held- at the general meeting partment . . . our workrooms . , . and our 5hop«at- the National Council of Jewish Matawan. > • ,; VEGETABLES IN BUTTER SAUCE: Mrs. Roberts Wag graduated Home Service at 747-4422 or visit Shrewsbury Dec- Women, Matawan Branch; March 29 at 8:30 p.m. in the First Ai fronit Trenton High School. Sh orators, 468 Broad St., Shrewsbury. itation, Church St. and Lloyd is a member of the senior elasi PEAS ...CORN Rd. at Monmouth College, West Long Branch. The event, open to the public The bridegroom was graduated will include for sale starter fci from Keyport High School. He «f For seeds, annual seeds am tended Michigan State Unlvei bulbs, crab apple and oak tree: sity, Lansing, and received evergreen shrubs and new am bachelor of science degree You 're Invited ild items such as torch lamps, You Just Can't Beat... Finest Ifesfe/ silver cigarette box, ice bucket business education and an assc ..... date In arts degree from Mot To See: Slides on the selection, planting and care and table legs. mouth ^^ Hft ,s a Those interested in donating of Zeta Upsilon Sigma fraternity of shade trees and shrubs, also pictures of g p g CORNED BEEF A. 69 Items to the sale have been askek d and i» employed by thh e ChaCh a commercial businesses along Hwy. 35 o contact Mrs. Herman Honig, Manhattan Bank, New Yort 57 Ivy Way, Matawan. City. showing what has been done and what GROUND CHUCK™ 69 can be done further for roadside Improve- ment. Miss Patricia Ana Bailey SURE YOU'RE TENSE, MATAWAN — Mr. and Mrs ntrvous and Irritable, you haven't John E. Robinson, Tree Haven SLICED BACON -97 To Heart Mr. Rick Henckel, Princeton Nurseries, Village, announce the engage ordered a picture frame from... • guest speaker who will answer any ques- ment ot her daughter, Miss Pa STEW KEF FISH STICKS SMKT MS tritia Ann Bailey, daughter also . Kens you might have. of Alexander D. Bialy, Cliffsidi That Little Old Frame Maker MAST Park, to Iaurens Shepherd Bey •79 land. He Is the son of Mr. anc Wdem Feb. 15, 1966 at 8:30 P.M. Mrs. C. Bowed! Beyland, Heyer; Mill Rd.. Colts Neck. LOU COOPER mm The bride-elect was graduate? 483 SHREWSBURY AVL 747-1975 SHREWSBURY Mere: Middletown Township Recreation Center from Red Bank High School in I1 79< 196J and from Katharine Gibbs'1 (at the five corners) School, New York City, where she majored In liberal-arts sec- Pineapple-Grapefruit BETTY UNN retarial for two years and was Why: To help the public in the proper care and on tjie dean's list. She is secre- selection of new varities of trees and tary to the assistant treasurer of the Coca-Cola Export Corpora- DOLE DRINK WHITE BREAD ihrubi. tion, New York, and is a volun- teer at Riverview Hospital, Red Bank. loaves Mr. Beyland, an alumnus of II cans ** JB 2 Red Bank High School, class of Your Host: 1983, is a candidate for a bache- OF RED BANK lor of arts degree in mathemat- 24 BROAD STREET ics from Lycoming College, Wil- MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP liamsport, Pa., and a bachelor PAPER of science degree in mechanical engineering from Pennsylvania If you have a SHADE TREE COMMISSION viser for Kappa Delta Rho fra- ternity. TOWELS figure problem FINAST largo

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John Garruto, left, pre- sents Willard F. Browning, L. LEWIS McOAHEY EMANUEL RUBIN, R. P. 16 Crest Dr., Little Silver, ROBERT RASKIN J. BEVERLY ANDERSON As on* ef the leading liquor retailers 24 Hour Prescription Service a pair of "Botany 500" This store,, founded In 1945 by Mr. In New Jersey you will find a com- Boskln, ond o favorite ever since Plonosi color TV, suitors, sfereor plete and vast assortment of your Convalescent Products slacks while Dan Yulo, among women who sew. Is also fa- musical Instruments, tape recorders, mous lor Its custom mode slipcovers favorite beverages. Fine Cosmetics right, makes a presenta- ond droperlH. It will reopen ot Its radios, ond everything In music. Hollmork Cords new location on or about March 1, tion of a "Van Heusen The nom» decorating service Is avail- able new by calling 747-4377. Vanopresj" shirt. Mr. PROFESSIONAL Browning received the 747-3650 UOUORS PHARMACY gifts from John and Dan, Gourmet Shop-Barton's Bonbonnlers BASKIN'S We Just Look Expensive Prompt, free Delivery co-owners of John Daniel's FREE DELIVERY FABRIC FAIR 741-5288 Your Music Center Men's Wear, 23 Mon- Famous Name Fabrics for Every 747.3334—26 Broad Street 134 Broad St., opp. Steinbach's mouth St., Red Bank, as Purpose, Custom Slipcovers, Draperies 747-0825 30 Broad St. his reward for being the first to contact them af- ter teeing his name con- cealad in their advertise- ment on this page last %-wms" mn Monday. IRWINVOOEL EVERETT BAYNTON NORMAN SEIGEL VERNA l_ RUSSELL

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SECTION TWO MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1966 7c PER COPY Shrewsbury Township 9s Budget Seen Calling for New Solu tions ByMARGOT SMIIH eral' sources will be needed to that calls for $104,672 to be raised The only other substantial in- Added to the township's woes SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP - prervent what could bring a mass locally, a $43,918 increase. ome anticipated, according to is an elevated garbage collection The problems that will rise out exodus that would create a ghost Many fixed-income residents T. Seaman, is $6,411 promised cost. Last year it paid $11,000. of the 1966 municipal budget to township. of Alfred Vail Mutual Co-opera- rom the Hamiltpnian at Shrews- The new contract, encompassiing be introduced March 4 will re- Revenues are down and costs tive Association, the sole signif- ury garden apartments whose the Hamiltonian units, is for quire precedent-making solu- are up. icant taxpayer here, will balk if heck&due March 31 has not yet $16,000 per year. There is no es- tions. ' " Joseph X. Seaman, township their rents are increased to de- teen received. If the amount, calator clause in the new con- Money from state and or fed- auditor, will propose a budget fray the difference. epresenting the 1965 revenue tact, which is for two years rom the apartments, is not re- with an option to renew. :eived by the time the budget In addition to the $39,000 raised s introduced, Mr. Seaman said, locally last year for municipal Middletown Board Cuts cannot be legally anticipated purposes, the township spent or the current year, and that $46;794 out of surplus and other figure will have to be added to revenues, leaving its surplus bal- the amount to be raised by tax- ance at $8,400. It is , Budget, 18-Cent Rise Set ation. by contract with Elin and Baroff, The new apartments, succes- to replace or rebuild its tottering MDDLETOWN - Cuts in tie the planned 33 to handle an esti- They were J. Cra^ord Comp- iors to World War II barracks Community Halt building by 1966-67 school budget amount to mated increase in enrollment of ton, former township coramitee- that once provided $15,000 to June, 1967. The apartment man- a nine-cent decrease in the es- 500 students. The original aim man, end Harold Copeland, a $20,000 a year to the township, agers have promised a swim- timated school tax rate. was to lower class sizes. member of the board for 18 years pay no aotual property taxes. In ming pool-cabana facility. Both The increase—which was 27 Approximately $28,000 was and its president for 13 years return for the municipal services improvements would tend to at- cents per $100 assessed valuation slashed from capital outlay. It Mr. Compton reiterated his they receive, Elin and Baroff, tract tenants to fill the vacancies in the recently defeated sched- was to have provided equipment view Hie surplus should be de- East, Orange owner-managers, and increase revenues from that ule—now is shown at 18 cents for arts and crafts and bands for leted entirely. He said the pay 15 per cent of gross rental source. per $100. the new junior high schools. board's appropriation of an ad- receipts minus $582 in real estate Mrs. Anne Switek, township The school rate will be $2.41, The surplus appropriation Is ditional $100,000 in surplus funds taxes. clerk, and Mrs. Grace Donahue, bringing the total rate to $3.59- $250,000, an increase of (30,000. was a step in the right direc- The Hamiltonian units didn' president of the mutual associa- up 21 cents. This will leave a balance of an tion, but added the board isn't open until last May, and are less tion, have been conducting an The board slashed $110,000 estimated $300,000 to $350,000 In going far enough. than half occupied now. energetic search for means of from the schedule and appropri- the account. Mr. Copeland urged the board The other side of the missing obtaining aid, by legislation or ated $100,000 from surplus. The revised spending schedule to make further outs. coin is the township's elephan- grant, to stem the financial cri- The amount to be raised by totals $7,766,561—up $720,939. The He predicted the puMc will re- tine increase in school costs. By sis. taxation is decreased by $210,000. local tax levy Is $5,800,565- a recent court order, the for- ject the budget again. It's up to According to Mr. Seaman, law Where Cuts Made $645,967. mulas used to compute its share the board to mates cuts, not to requires the municipality to pay Current expense-appropriations About 50 persons attended the of school budgets at Tint on take funds from surplus, he its sohool bills first and use the were cut by $82,000. Making up special meeting held Friday. Falls Elementary; District am added. remainder to furnish the ser- GROUNDBREAKING — Eatontown Councilman Robert Dixon, left, and Bruce Mangan the cut are: four new teachers, The current spending sched- Monmouth Regional High School He declared that he didn' vices required by the municipal- $25,000; two new secretaries, ule wa,s defeated the first time are revised. hold architect's rendering of the planned Eatontown municipal building. Mayor $6,000; four new custodians, think the board members ex- ity. it was submitted last year. Cut Louis Steinmuller, secretary tc $16,400; and one new supervisor, pected the budget to pass. "Lasl Herbert E. Werner wields a shovel in the groundbreaking at Broad and White Sts. by some $136,000, it was ap- the Tintan Falls school board, A reduction in expenditures for $10,000. Teaching supplies were year, I warned you the budget Councilman Edward Clark is at right. proved at the polls the second estimates the township's bdU this the township's upkeep, plus a cut $16,600, and the insurance ac- wouldn't go through unless you time. year will be about $45,667 com- rtsa in the cost of living here, count $8,000. kept- it down." ' Two former public officials pared to $9,754. Because the would diminish the desirability of The board now plans to hire an were critical of revisions made Voter,? will.go to the polls school operates on a calendar living here, additional 29 teachers instead of by the board. again next Monday. • year basis, only $21,7il7 of this Alt full capacity, the township Humphrey Hops to Laos; must be raised this year. would house 427 families. At According to Ralph Keeivil, present, there are 64 families In Surplus Use, Ratables Increase secretary to the Monmouth Re- the $2 million Hamiltonian com- gional board, the township wi' plex of 162 units, and 265 fam- Assures Thais of Stand pay $29,174 compared to $8,201 ilies in Vail homes. BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) - gether on a co-operative South- kingdom from further Commu- Trim Freehold Township Tax Vice President Hubert H. Hum- east Asia Development Program nist aggression. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - road department is budgeted at ship's contribution toward Bor phrey hopped over to Laos today as proposed by Johnson in a The United States has also They'll be spending more and $28,000 compared to $5,000 last ough costs incurred in expanding for a brie* visit after assuring speech last April. been concerned about the tun- enjoying it more here In 1966, year; water service to the Township Thailand's leaders that the Humphrey, acting as Johnson's neling of troops and supplies thanSts to use of surplus and an The budget provides $50,000 boated Brodbway Glass Co United States is determined to emissary, also wants to encour- from North Viet Nam down the increase in ratables which wil towards the construction of the plant. .•'..''' stand fast against communism in age Thailand's "accelerated ru- Ho Chi Minh Trial which runs permit a drop in the (munidpal new municipal hall and $40,000 A public hearing on the budget Southeast Asia. ral development" plan whnoh is through Laos to South Viet Nam. purposes tax levy, despite an in to be paid to the Borougft'Of is; scheduled jfor Feb. 28 at 8 p.m. En rdute'"'tb~VieBtiane, admin- getting up, momentum in the Humphrey js on friendly terms crease in .Freehold as part of the Town at TOwnship Hall. istrative capital of Laos, Hum- northeast section of the otherwise with Souvanna Phouma • as an phrey made an aerial survey of prosperous country. outgrowth of the neutralist pre- Published, figures'reveal tota' more than a dozen highway, Communist activity has been mier's visit to Washington last appropriations for 1966 budgeted dam, electrification and irriga- mounting in the northeast, whose year. at $660,447 up from $529,477 in $31,275 School Budget tion projects in Thailand's north- 13 million population almost 1965, an increase of nearly 25 per east, a target for Communist Humphrey said in Saigon he cent. equals that of South Viet Nam. would report to the Laotian lead subversion. Township auditor, Joseph J. This situation in an area with ers on the U. S. peace offensive CutOK'dinColtsNeck The vice president also was to many persons of North Vietna- which the vice president says is Gross, Ship Bottom, has esti- fly by helicopter from Vientiane mese and Laotian origin has continuing despite North Viet- mated, that, despite the increase, COLTS NECK - The Township rent expenses. Deleted were $8 across the MeHcong River to a been causing both the Thai and namese rebuffs. the tax levy for municipal pur- Board of Education will present 500 from cafeteria operations, rural development project in pov- U. S. governments considerable poses will, be down by about three a revised 1966-67 budget, down provision for a full time businesi Conspicuously absent from the erty-stricken northeast Thailand. concern. cents to 24 cents in 1966 $31,275 from the schedule defeated manager, a custodian and one ol schedule were ony inspections of As in Viet Nam, the United Surplus Rises last Tuesday, for voter approval several extra teachers contem- Before leaving for Laos, U. S. troops in Thailand, although States feels the way to counter Wednesday, Feb. 23. plated. They also cover $2,07 Humphrey sandwiched in an Humphrey, was to change planes Surplus balance took a big 1 communism is to improve the lot The 5.5 per cent cutback In from capital outlay for new lock early morning cruise along Bang- at the Udorn Airport where jump in 1985, from $362,665 at of those the Communists try to proposed operating costs was ere. kok's canals. Wearing an open- American warplanes have been the close of 1954 to $496,277 at win over. agreed upon at a special meet- Becked knit shirt, the vice pres- based. Dec. 31, 1965, an increase of As revised the new bud- ident waved and hailed Thais In Viet Nam, Communist in- ing Friday night. gat would total $813,250.50, in- The United States does not talk more than $233,000. passing In boats, took pictures surgency has led to war. The At the same time,, following cluding $84,705 debt service. about its air operations from The increase in surplus plus with a small box camera and at United States would like to nip a conference of the Township Items to be put on the ballot Thai bases, out of deference to additional surplus, for a total of the floating market bought a such a threat m Thailand before Committee and school board, for voter consideration are $522 Thailand's delicate position. $302,000 has been anticipated in spreading straw farmer's hat it gets out of hand and leads to Mayor Alfred E. Ruppel an- financing the 1966 budget. 210 for current expenses and $6, which he donned in place of the another Viet Nam, There are about 12,000 U. S nounced that the municipal bud $36 for capital outlay. servicemen in Thailand, many of The amount to be raised by get to be introduced tonight Mil baseball cap he started out in. Humphrey was scheduled to Leslie H. Douglas, the boart them busy building and main- local taxes has gone up only contain an appropriation from Humphrey reached Bangkok confer foi about two hours in secretary, said that if more cut taining various kinds of support $2,000 from $137,000 in 19S5 to surplus to offset the record high from Saigon yesterday. He Vientiane with Premier Souvan- hud to 1* made they probably faoilities, construction roads and $139,000 in 1966. school cost. promptly sought to reassure Thai- na Miouma and other Laotian of- would have to come in areas o doing similar work. land's leaders that there was ficials. The new budget also gives evi- Not For Schools transportation and more from Humphrey is to leave Bangkok nothing to warrant their concern The visit to Laos was regarded dence Chat township officials ex- The mayor said the commit- cafeteria. that the United States might be as a gesture to emphasize U. S. tomorrow for Karachi, Paid- pect a decline in new construc- tee appropriation will not be ap- The cafeteria, which has been weakening in its resolve to de- readiness to defend the divided stan tion this year. Revenue from plied to the school budget and carried as a deficit operation, feat communism. building permits is budgeted fit will not affect it. The result, $15,000, compared to $20,000 bud- had been listed for a $13,500 ap- U. S. officiate had received however, will be to reduce the geted in 1965. Building permit propriation in the first budget, MOPPING UP OPERATIONS — Sgt. Daniel S. Murdoch word that Thais were worried money to be raised by taxes revenues realized in 1965 were it has now been reduced to $4,000. that President Johnson might GOP in Raritan this year. and Capt. William W. Woodward clear up water in Mr. Tuomenoksa said the in excess of $22,000. A year ago, the. committee ap- have tried at the Honolulu con- board plans to increase prices o Middlatown Police Departmsnf Friday. Water teeped Major increases in expendi- propriated $75,009 from surplus ference to nudge South Viet meals somewhat to gain enoug tures budgeted for 1966 include: directly to the Board of Educa- through cinder block walls and rose to depth of two Nam's leaders into dropping their additional revenue. The amount Is Against Case tion and the money was used to opposition to dealing with the —Salaries and wages; up will be determined later. Cur- inches. Training room, three offices and vault ware af- reduce the total to be raised by Viet Cong in any peace negoti- RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The one more worthy of carrying the $30,790. More than $8,000 of this rent prices, he said, are 20 t fected. Police theorize melting snow seeping into taxes for the school budget. ations. local Republican Club has passed Republican banner will oppose increase is for the office of the 30 cents each. Lee Tuomenoksa, school board ground caused ths mess. After telling Premier Thanom a resolution asking that official Sen. Case in the primaries and tax collector. Salaries and wages The school board stood by it president, said he understood Kittikachorn. and Foreign Minis- party endorsement of Sen. Cliff- channel our party in the direction in that office have been budgeted decision to employ a full tlmi the . township appropriation this ter Thanat Khoman that the ord P. Case, who is seeking re- we would, like to see it headed." for $15,660 compared to $7,000 superintendent of schools. Unti year wil] be $25,000. It will not United States will continue to election, be withheld. The resolution concluded thai budgeted in 1965. Other salary now an administrative principal stand firm, the vice president increases over $3,0Q0 have been be listed an anticipated revenue Raritan Budget Pared, clearly in the event Sen. Case is the of- has been in charge. The boar "Senator Case has in the school budget and will not turned to his other major ob- ficial Republican candidate in budgeted for the police depart- opened its second school this yea demonstrated by his voting rec- be available for school board jective here. November, the club members fell ment, the tax assessor's office and it plans building an additio ord and by the position he has use. This is to point up U. S. inter- taken on numerous state issues that it is "unlikely" that they and the municipal court. for use next year and expects Easing Tax Increase No public hearing is planned est in getting the nations of the that he has not, in the past, and "shall render any more aid to —The industrial committee soon to propose a third schoo Mekong River basin to work to- on the new school budget, but RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The The board cut $18,000 from does not now, support Republican Sen. Case then that which he has a budget of $3,600* compared Acknowledging there has bee it will be discussed by a school Board of Education slashed $42,- teacher salaries, affecting its Ideals," the resolution reads. rendered to our presidents to $1,000 In 1965. criticism of the plan for a su- board representative Wednesday 503 from its defeated budget Fri- plans to hire two additional The club members asked that candidate In 1964." —"Other expenses" (not sal- perintendent, Mr. Douglas sal at 8 p.m. at an open meeting day night, reducing the esti- classroom teachers and a physi- the endorsement be given to aries or wages) are up more the position was necessary. Director's of the Parent-Teacher Associa- mated tax rate increase by "two cal education instructor. Charles W. Sandman, Cape May than $5,000 for the police de- tion in the Cedar Drive Sohool. You have to be familiar* wit or three cents," according to Republican, and former senator; partment, from $4,000 to $9,200; Also deleted from the budget Thief Gets Mutual Approval the system to see it," he said, Theodore J. Stieve, board presi- Sen. Richard R. Stout, R-Mon- road repair and maintenance is Enrollment could reach 1.000 1 were $4,853 for elementary A letter of explanation will be dent. school library books, $1,000 for Selection mouth, Assemblyman Alfred N. up from $35,000 to $45,000 in this the 1967-68 year and the facult; mailed to residents. Current expense was reduced builders' liability insurance Beadleston, R-Monmouth, or an- category. will include 44 teachers in th $2,182 Here Mr. Ruppel and Mr. Tuomeno- $25,003 to $2,908,223 with $2,189,- premium, $600 for the salary of other party member of like —Capital equipment for the coming year, he said. RED BANK — The third time ksa indicated mutual approval 377 to be raised by taxation. its adult school director who will stature. Expected was flhe charm for a weekend of the budgeting plan elected Loss of a full time businesi Capital outlay was reduced now be paid from tuition, and LONG BRANCH - The city The resolution, which will be burglar on East Bergen PI. He by the township committee. manager and of the teacher cu $17,500 to $41,773 with the entire $550 for three department chair- may have an urban renewal di- forwarded to county and state took loot valued at $2,182.50 from Fire Levels "The board feels, and we from the list, Mr. Tuomenoksa amount to be raised by local men. Republican organizations was in- said, will hurt the system. rector by the end of the week, one of three places he broke Into. agree," said !iie mayor, "that taxes. Deleted from capital outlay troduced by Salvatore N. Maz- "These cuts are wrong," h Mayor Vincent J. Mazza said its budget should stand on its were $12,500 for a fire detection zone, who is president of the Detective Herbert A. Swanson Squad House city council hopes to make a se- own. Voters in pant have mis- said, "but with the kind ot de- system. required by state statute Conservative Club of Monmouth was dispatched last night to in- lection during a caucus session understood the $75,000 last year." feat our first budget got, we Bayshore Rail by 1968 and $5,000 for a land- County. this w«ek. ' ; vestigate a break-in at the office In Madison The board president concurred, have no- choice." scaping project at various To date, the council has Inter- J. Russell Woolley, the Mon- of Dr. Sylvester Hedit, 194 East and said the plan should reflect The board has been aiming Hearing to Start MADISON TOWNSHIP - Fire schools. viewed two men for the post. mouth County Republican chair- a more accurate picture. Possibly to maintain a .25, pupil averagi Bergen PI. demolished a townsihip First Aid NEWARK (AP) - Hearings Wednesday, Feb» 23, was set An urban renewal director in man said the County steering it may prevent Ihe kind of dis- but Mr.' Tuomenoksa said, the While there he discovered the Squad building on Marlboro Rd., are to begin today on the Jersey for a new vote on the spending New Yoricstatfl was Interviewed committee would meet shortly to pute which arose the day before change will mean that probably home of Jaok Ohesterman, up- WoodbrMge, yesterday morning, Central Railroad's request to dis- schedule. The board reorganizes Saturday and a Pennsylvania resolve the Case candidacy. the sohool election when a flyer some classes will go over 30. stairs at the same address, had destroying two ambulances and continue passenger trains on Its tiwight at 8 p.m. man was Interviewed earlier last Mr. Mazzone said he has ob- The board will hold its an been entered, and a watch was was mailed to residents opposing Raritan and Sandy Hook Bay- week. served widespread sentiment a crash truck. missing. the budget plan, he added. nual organization meeting tonight shore section in Monmouth Coun- through out the county and state South Old Bridge firefighters The council has set aside $11,- The flyer claimed that school at the Cedar Drive school at 8 ty. School Budget Talk in opposition to Sen. Case. And while still at the scene, were cailled to the scene just 000 in the proposed 1966 budget costs had Increased 98 per cent. p.m. Afterward It will conduct TJie railroad said It Is losing "As Republicans," he said, "we a call from police headquarters before 8 a.m. but their efforts In Highlands Tonight for the director's salary. The Mr. Tuomenoksa said Ute 98 per business of Us regular February $300,000 a year on the route. Lo- have a greater responsibility advised him the home of Christo- proved fruitless. mayor said the city will be re- cent reflected a difference of fig- meeting, postponed from las cal officials contend the loss of HIGHLANDS - The Board of than just pulling the right levers pher Glannell, 193 East Bergen imbursed by the federal govern- By late afternoon, squadmen ures wMoh were not compar- Thursday. the routs would be a hardship to Education (ailed to muster a ment. in the voting booth. It Is obliga- PI., had been entered. had borrowed one ambulance able, having been distorted by Mr. Tuomenoksa indicated he 600 commuters. quorum Saturday for action on tory upon us to let our party The loot taken from the Gian- The city must hire a director from another unit in Laurence presence of the $75,000 from mu- may decllno re-election an pres- Hearings before the State High- d defeated budget. A special leaders know what and whom neH home Included $70 worth of before It can meet federal re- Harbor and were awaiting arrival nicipal surplus in one and not ident II It Is preferred. He ex way Department's railroad meeting has beoa scheduled lor we are for and against. silver dollars, a watoh, jewelry, quirements for s $172,000 grant of additional equipment from oth- the othor. pect* to be assigned to i new transportation division are .set 7 p.m. tonight, for a proposed oceanfront rede- "If enough of us around the a mink stole, clothing and other er areas. Police reported that the Budget cuts agreed upon by business position In the Midwest for 10 ajm. at the State Office Reorganization of the board li velopment groject. •Ute do this now, perhaps some- coins. squad was back in service. tfco Board total $29,200 {rom cur-In the fall. Building. set lor 8 p.ir it. •- % 14, THE af **r it . l»»t mno*, Heniy J. ,Jtot- ot** P. Kkxfc, »H*M# Realtor Due realtor, win will mUim the l*. m boro' St, Informed ftr program wflt 4m toeWto «wr«U letter that he beUevad reUW «nd •atatnmn member* Marlboro Kills Resolutions, of Northern Monmouth MuWjfc to *a .alespwf• wl* • top i*> waj violating tha Faidkner Ad To lecture ordi for 1«5, The prp«riai chtir- and the municipal code concern Listing Service at their annual MATAWAN - Real estate salesman awards dinner, said a man is John P. Curtin, president Then Passes Them Again ing the rules of order and ttu practice is described as "a trial conducting of business. hitfter degree of professional ser- of Curtnn Agency, Inc., I*on»r. MARLBORO - Township Coun At the reorganization meeting at arms for the new breed of do. President of the sponsoring Milton Kosene, township vice was demanded by the com- cil hai rescinded two resolutions Jan. 1 council authorized mayor professional realtors," accord- bination of better informed organization is Kenneth L. Walk- approved last month and, witand council to be reimbursed for torney, would not comment ing to a nationally known real er, Jr., partner of Walter and this. He said he would study tin clients and better equipped com- modifications, passed them agair expenses up to $25. On Jan. 13, estate lecturer due here March petitors. Walker, realtors of Shrewsbury complaint and reply later. ; three township boards were re- and Middletown. ",/'' quired to submit copies of their minutes to council within five Little Silver days after their meetings. Check Probe The new resolution restricts re- Teacher Quits imbursable expenses up to $25 Jails Woman, •THIS OIL SUI?EW4RMS a month to mayor and counoil LITTLE SILVER — The Board THE HOUSEMAID SHE president only. Councilmen Jo- of Education has accepted the seph T. Brodniak and Philip A. *1HE BEST WE EVER Man Is Freed resignation of one teacher and Arnold Objected, saying they be- MIDDLETOWN - A woman hired another. lieved all councilmen should be being held in $500 bail and a ma The board accepted with regret reimbursed. is free in $500 bail as a result the resignation of Thomas 3. Changing time requirements police investigations here, ac Viracola, a seventh grade teach- for copies of official minutes from cording to Police Chief Raj er, effective April 1. Mr. Viracola the Board of Health, the Zoning mond T. Walling. has accepted fte post of admin- Board of Adjustment and the un- In Monmouth County Ja istrative principal oT the Union official copies within five days. Freehold, Is Miss Veronica ( Beach schools. Councilmen Brodniak and ArAssay, Elizabeth, on charges < C, David Vanderhoof, superin- nold again objected and ques- attempting to cash worthies! tendent of schools, reported his tioned why only three boards checks. Miss Assay was arrestec search for a replacement for Mr. were required to submit their Friday by Detective Sgt. Robe Viracola has been unsuccessful minutes. Council President Letts and Detective Frank Glea so far. Warm htarit belong in a warm Mrs. Hilda King Rago, 392 homi. K«ip your houia warm George E. Creevy eaid they were son, Chief Walling reported. *M$ winrar ... wild our Fu«l selected to keep continuity with James Peirano, 144 Hudsoi SYMBOL OF WORSHIP — Rev. Wayne Conrad, acting Ocean Ave., Long Branch, was hired as a part-time art teacher, Oil. Economical and conva- the groups and council. Ave., East Keansburg, was ai pattor of the Middle-town Me-thodist Church, and Kelby nlint. Approval Granted rested by Detective Robert Olsei at t salary of $1,054 tor the approval was granted to Chief Walling said. He was • Warden, Fair Ha/en, inspect the 10-foot high Philippine balance of the school year, She applications from U.S. Homes leased in 1500 bail on a charge mahpgany cross designed and built by Mr. Warden and will teach the first and second grades two days a week. and Development Corp. for about interfering with the rights presented by him to the newly chartered church. The 314 homes on Rt. 9. The devel others. opers had waited for this since cross was dedicated at services Feb. 6. Mr. Warden last year after they had won a Is a member of the First Methodist Church, Red Bank, Grant $25,000 court suit authorizing the homes a sponsor of the new church. In Auto Suit to be built. The applications were 2 Are Fined further delayed by a township FREEHOLD - A jury In Su appeal but the Appellate Division perior Court has awarded $25,000 For Contempi Frvedrich Officiates At to James E. Dowling, 309 Ar- confirmed the lower courts nil- EATONTOWN - Two con- ing. nold Ave., Point Pleasant, for vlcted speeders who were Injuries he suffered in a traffic A missing resolution for Atlan- brought into Municipal Court on Church Chartering Service accident. tic Seaboard Home and Develop- warrants were fined for con- MTDDUEIOWN - Rev. Paul The Middletown Methodist Mr. Downing was a passenger ment Corp. which did not arrive tempt of court by Mbgistn* Friedrich, district superintendent Church held Its first service In in a car driven by John P. with the Planing Board's letter WJBiam S. Tbrockmorton. of the New Brunswick District of the Nut Swamp School last Oct Stephenson, 1218 Sherman Ave., u of transmirtal last month, was Colonie L Bacon, 21, of 95 the Methodist Church, officiated 10. Tha First Methodist C ;ch,Point Pleasant, wMch collided resubmltted by the board and Richardson Ave., who failed to at the chartering service for theR«d Bank, and th« Board of mis- with a car driven by Mm. Allaine HEAT was referred to Hie attorney for answer two summonses for newly-formed Middletown Meth- sions of the Southern New Jersey M. Crane, 13 Orchard St., Key. COMPOTE MIIECMffmr study. The application l» for 34speeding returnable last Septem- odist Church at services in theConference of The Methodist port, on Richmond Ave., Point homes. ber, was assessed $10 each on the Nut Swamp School. Church, were the sponsoring or- Pleasant. Planning Board Secretary Phil two speeding charges and an ai ganisations. The board of mis- The jury, by 11 to 1, awarded ditional $10 for contempt. A IMoot high Philippine ma- p Inglis suggested that council hogany oross, designed and built sions has purchased 7.3 acres as the money to Mr. Dowling for ' FLUHR apply for federal grants itnmedl' Also fined $10 for contempt wa by Kelby Warden, Fair Haven, a site for the new church build- head, shoulder and Internal in- atety for a municipal building, Thomas E. Everard, 18, of was presented to the church by ing and has appropriated money juries he received March 13, ) FUEL OIL He said money could be obtained Kitmary'Ave., New Monmouth Mr. Warden, and dedicated by for the purchase of a parsonage. 1964. It found Mr. Stephenson BuPNCR SA which would pay all or most of He was fined $10 for speedin; Rev. Wayne Conrad, acting pas- guilty of contributory neglect and the costs. 59 miles an hour in a 50-m.p.b tor, at the morning service. Mr. Mrs. Crane guilty of negligence. Not pleased with council's an zone. Warden, a retired engineer, is a Suit Defendant Judge Clarkson S. Fisher said swer to his question about rules Ernest Mignoli, 17, of 301 Sec-member of the First Methodist he could find no cause for action ond Ave., Long Branch, pleading Cfourch, Red Bank. Is Gas Company In cross suits filed by Mrs. Crane Mr Stsphenson. guilty to speeding 78 miles an The third group of charter FREEHOLD - A suit has hour in a 50-m.p.h. zone, was members was received at the been filed in Superior Court fined $20. His licensa was sus-morning service. against the New Jersey Natural pended for 60 days. The new members are: MrGa. s Co. by Mr. and Mrs. Gary GOING TO Harriet Kuehn, 34, Irvington and Mrs. Marshall G. Bryant, Ferraro, 5 Coach Dr., Hazlet, for paid a $10 fine and lost her Lincroft; Mr. and Mrs. L. j. injuries suffered by Mrs. Fer- THE CITY? cense for 30 days when shi Schewe and Linda and Janelle raro. . , , . pleaded guitity to speeding Schewe, Holmdel; Mr. and Mrs. The suit contends that Mr. and THE BIG 1I IS PEOPLE miles an hour in a 50-m.p.h. Richard Ledwing, Mr. and Mrs.Mrs. Ferraro had complained to zone; ONLY PEOPLE MAKE A GOOD BANK leraild Bayern, Middletown, and the gas company about a heavy Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Copeland, gas odor when the company was River'Plaza. laying pipes In the street. The GO BY BUS! Founder's Day A fellowship supper preceded company did "not Investigate the Airport Plaza, Hwy. 36, HazHKJ. the evening chartering service complaint, the suit charges. ' and election of'the official board. On Dec. 6 a violent explosion and Keansburg Terminal is Observed injured MrsT Perraro. The suit R.T. For* $2.10 N.Y.C. NAVESMC - The young peo states the blast was caused by a pie df Quinn Ghapd AME Churd K.of C. Council R.T. For* $1.59 Newark gas accumulation. presented an original play el Sets Open House Louis M. Draan, Red Bank, 244-9828 — 787-0066 — 787-9676 Saturday, The observance con filed the suit. tdnued through Sunday. FREEHOLD - The Knights of Free Parking ' The play, "They Were Called, Columbus Council, at its meeting traces the history of the A.M.EFeb. 8 in the K of C home, an- Church. It was written by Rev,nounced that an open house will H. A. Rhodes, pastor of Quinn be held Feb. 22 for members and Leonardo Terminal ^ CHARTER Chapel, and two members of theprospective members. Ben Maz- /VVoNTGOMERY R.T. Fare { SERVICE congregation, Mrs. John Malon- aicco will be chairman of the ey and Mrs. George Keyes. program. WARD 291-9623 I AVAILABLE The program was under the di- On Feb. 19 the .Columbian Club $2.30 N.T.C. m Phone: rection of Mrs. Ernest Gross, Hou.se Committee will sponsor a Mardi Gras party, the last so- $2.00 Newark fk 291-1300 Mrs. Robert Jacob, Mrs. David Huiiley, Mrs. Alexander Jones cial event before Lent. TIRE 291r1300 JJm 291 -9623 and Mrs. Leon Keyes. Jerry Mot- Jack Thompson announced a Free Parking jM ley was narrator and soloist. change In retreat dates, now to ROTATION m A Dinner was served at 4 o'clock be held May 20-22. Get the most wear and Rev. R. Wefbb Leonard, pastoi The Columbian Club will hold a mileage out of all your of Old First Church, MiddJetown, cocktail hour before the Easter tires by having them prop- ball April 16. The ball held joint- I spoke at die Founder's Day ser- erly rotated. Tires checked vice Sunday. ly with the Court St. Rose of NEW YORK*KEANSBURG The program and the service Lima Catholic Daughters will be for cuts, bruises. were open to the public. leld at the I. B. Club, Berger- ville, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ar- ONLY LONG BRANCH BUS LINE coleo, Jr., are chairmen. 787-00K • 75 iMcfcvoy, • 787-9674 House Hunting! It's open sea- ton in the Daily Register Classi- fied now. 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RED BANK: ASBURY PARK: Molly Ntchf i Ian, Rt. 35 Tiwuby.'hb, 1$, « P.M. (•rlwlty Ceittnt Hettl HIM CONVJCJfltNT COMMUNITY Tmiday, March 1.1 P.M. Mondo/, M>. 14, « P.M. Miry Part • M auk « tuain.au • Nwtk tokav* run • It* I Reussilles' ••tafal • trlalla • Call* HMk • *tm.Na»tm Olti PratNted by: Hand Otlie: (Al Utttttm AIM.. Atbury Park 36 Broad at-the-Clock LEADERSHIP t SALES TRAINING INSTITUTE; Hi uu M**.|a * W.lk-U» Picdrltot ••* htmafel HMTI At A» Ofttta B«1345 PtalitfUJ. 758-9358 Htmdw r*d*M Rwtrw AiaMm, rfn). txpori* hmm i THE DAILY REMSTEa u56, but the 57, Friday. Police said Mr. Craig suffered Thesviotims included: H1GHTSTOWN - Michael gives her age as 39, and her 6- Wilfiam Mackay and Mrs. Martin dent of sdhools, has told the South rallied to get within three St. Mary's is 6-4 on the season mouth lacerations and broken PASSAIC - Four children of Charitczak, 33, of Princeton foot-3 nephew, 29, are accused of Nelson are luncheon chairmen board Freehold Regional High points, 65-62, with one minute R. B; Catholic never trailed teeth in the mishap. Mr,-"and Mrs. Charles Owens Junction, was killed early yester- premediated design'to kill her The club plans a card party School has eliminated the cross- left. Then John Kerwdn' made outscoring the opposition in died early Saturday when smoke day in a three-car accident on husband, to achieve access to his Monday, March 28, at the Knights ing from its bus routes, This re- The driver told police his car two free throws to make the every quarter except the fourth *nd.f|ames forced 30 persons to Rt. 33 in East Windsor Township money, and to further an illicit of Columbus Hall, Fair Haven routing has lengthened the routes, was northbound on Broad St. count 65-64. With 32 seconds re- When each team scored 20 fleelaJhree-storytenement. The near here. Five others were in- love affauvThe maximum, penal- Sirs. John O'Keefe is chairman and increased transportation when he apparently fell asleep. maining, Ernie Butler converted points. parents leaped to safety from a jured, one critically. Police said ty upon conviction is death. assisted by Mrs. Carlton Sohl costs, Mr. Swalm said. The vehicle struck a pole near a pair of foul shots-for the final Dick Rusnak paced R. B. second 'floor window. Mr. Mr. Charitczak's car and a sec- Mrs. Arthur Roiirer is ticket the Methodist Church. score. The North missed four Catholic • with 20 points. John "I believe they did this to pres- Owens, 37,- was treated for shock. ond car crashed head-on and a chairman; with Mrs. Harrlld shots. In the remaining time. Maciewicz had 15,. and Bosurbe the state into speeding up ;Hls wife, Betty, 33, was admitted third car struck them both from Sherman and Mrs. William Duf- Coyne and Jerry Kaminski each installation of the light," Mr. r to .a- hospital. In fair condition behind. A passenger in.the sec- The Southern Division led forYouth Held fy, helping. Mrs. Roache'is nos- tallied 10. Swalm said. / with a broken leg. Firemen said ond car, Miss Marian Genovese, most of the way until the third pitality chairman, with Mrs. B.B. Catholic <«9> St. Mary'a they found both parents lying on 20, Of Cranfoury, was taken to O F P ts.A.) (Hi He suggested that the local WHY PAY period when Tony Lisante got in-For Having Frank Dibble and Mrs. John Rusnak 8 B 20 G FP the sidewalk. One was scream- St. Francis Hospital in Trenton to foul trouble and sat put the Kelly assisting, Mrs. Julius Chris- Maclenlu 4 7 15 Howarth 13 5 board might wish to make the Trotter 1 4 61 Lyoni ing, "My kids, my kids are still in critical condition. Three last two minutes of the third ensen Is in.oharge of prizes. 0 2 2 same move. Lay ton 2 3 7| McCloud 5 11 21 MORE? up there," Dead were Charles, others from that car were listed stanza and the first four of the Stolen Coins Coyne -i s IU 8 3 1! Smiles 0 11 '5 0 Jr., 6, Keith, 5, Wendy, 15 in fair condition at the hospital: final period. NEW YORK - Mai* C. Pear- O'Donnell 0 0 0 1 0 NICKLAUS IS STUDENT months, and Troy Anthony, six Gordon Reed, .27, of Hightstown; KimlMkl I 010 PalukiwtU 2 0 The Northerners took the lead, son, 17, of 714 Beach View Ave., Noret 0 0 SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP) - weeks. his 'wife, Barbara, 21; and 2 Undefeated 5049, at the end of the third Union Beach, is being held in 20 29 68 19 19 B'Jack Nicklaus, golf's leading FORT LEE — Two men were George Herrell, 26, of Hlghts- stanza on a foul shot by Randy WOO bail in Criminal Court here, R.B. Catholic 15 W 18 SO-el town. The driver of the third Bt. Marr'a 9 13 15 50—S' money winner two years in a row killed early Saturday when their Smith. pending a. hearing on a charge Teams Set Pace is going to school to learn more car jumped the center strip on car suffered minor injuries, of possessing a stolen coin col- , Lisante finished the game.with : about the game — also to be- 1 Uttioine Ave.,' and erailw£r \M HILLSIDE; — Joseph Lamera, lection. 17, of tinton, was fatally Injured 3* points. Kerwin added 16 and come a full-fledged PGA Butler had 10. Kevin Redmond ' The suspect, employed as a In Grade Loop Newark Rutgers member. _ , early Saturday when the.car in stock boy, was arrested at 4 a.m. ; which he was riding struck a was high man for the North Thursday at the Port Authority • MIDDLETOWN - Seton Hall it's mainly the business end Hawks Roll pole on Route 22. The driver, with 22, while Tom McBride and Georgetown both remain un- that concerns big Jack right now netted 16 and Bill Garrison 14. Bus Terminal here. Pins Monmouth DOYLESTOWN, Pa. - Pete Victor J. Palamina, 18, of Clark, A Port Authority policeman defeated in the Western and NEWARK - Winning five and he's cramming on It while Andrews and Jim Mclntyre col Southern Northern Eastern Divisions, respectively, laying off the big tour where MIDDLETOWN told police he "suddenly felt the Dhlllon (66) Dlviiion (95) claimed he possessed the collec- after six weeks of action in the matches, one by forfeit, Newark ltborated for a total of 43 points rear end of the car start to go." O FP C FP tion, valued at more, than $100, Rutgers defeated Monmouth Col' Arnold Palmer, his arch rival, Is Rt. 35 «d «nd 50 rebounds Saturday night Palamina was taken to a local Llaanta 19 4 34 Smith 3 1 St. Mary's A. A. Grade Schoo making a sensational start. N*w MoiuMatk Rd. Kerwla 3 10 IB McBrlda S01 knowing it had been stolen. lege, 21-12, Saturday in wres- In leading Monmouth College to hospital in fair condition. Butler S 4 10 otrrlson 1 4,1 Basketball League, Smltn 10 2 Arraigned before Judge Mau- tling. The man who amassed $152,-' ! NEW SHREWSBURY j * i|W5 basketball victory over PLAINFIELD - Miss Roberta Redmond 6 10 22 Both clubs display 6-0 records Mirzuli 0 11 Thorp« 2 0 rice W. Grey, the suspect was 246.88' last year just playing golf Shrewsbury AY., at Rf. 31 f Delaware Valley College. Ronzo, 22, was killed , Friday Applefate 0 0 0 O'Brien 0 0 They are not scheduled to meel Rich Cataldo won the 130-pound Beach 0 Flynn 0 0 held.for a hearing later this Is attending the PGA's business Located In •Andrews scored 35 points and night when the car in which she O'Neill one another during the regular class by a forfeit for Newark. 0 Murray 1 0 month. school that runs five days in San Attanrie Svptrama liitllea irt 24 rebounds, vWle Mc- was riding passed a stop sign Kelly 113 Alba 1 0 season, but if they both continue The oth'er four victories were by McDonald 0 0 0 Dillon 0 0 Antonio. In^re netted, IB markers and in heavy fog and struck another Valenle 0 0 0 Bartuclli 0 0 winning, they will meet in the decisions, SHREWSBURY Monmouth's Bill Ackerman It's an Intensive instruction grabbed off 26 rebounds, Mon- auto. Neither the driver of Miss 23 20 68 25 U 85Republican Club's Eastern-Western Division Cham- 550 (road St. icaiili. enjoyed u 7641 rebounding Ronro's car, Ernest Wilson, 22, South .17. 17 15 17-46 pionship game March 12. gained the lone pin of the match course on'being an independent Shrewsbury North 12 .13 25 15-65Election Thursday when he won over Charlie Fred- business man in operating a golf edge. Delaware's top rebounder nor the other driver Donnie OIHclala-Pidvano, Lyons. Leading Georgetown Is the was W Bill Eisel who had eight. Fielder, 26, was seriously hurt. EATONTOWN - Members of ericks In 2:12 of the second shop. - MONHOBTH COUNTY' CATHOLIC the Republican Club of Eaton- league's top scorer Pete Brewing round in the 160-pound bout. IMonmouth i« 18-3 on the,sea- BRIDGETON - Frank Tunkle, Harmrar Bowl who has scored 115 points. His Jr.,' 20 months, died Saturday W L town will elect officers, review Monmouth's other winner wai ion, while Delaware is 7-11. St. Mary 3 31U 21(4borough activities in 1965, andnearest rival is Mljce Hart of ; Rot I?ornegay added 26 points night, apparently after swallow- --••Bt Benedict- 3 .58* 21ti Seton Hall with 91. Bob Jaranek In the 152-pouni ing medicinal pills used by his Holy Family 3 ,3TA 22VS discuss, dub plans for this year division. The Hawks' Bdb Amo to MonmoutJi's total. Eisel was Bt. Benedict 1 35H 24(4 for this year at reorganiza- STANDINGS Delaware's top point-getter with father, police said, Us parents St. Ann 1 : 3b 25 WESTERN DIVISION (137) and heavyweight John Van- Bt. Ainei 1 .. . 34 26 tion meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. 18. John Cunningham and Kentook him to the hospital when Bt. Joseph . deZilver battled to draws |rt their St. Jamei 2 in the Sandpiper Restaurant, Rt. Georfetawn Schoenberg followed with M andthey found him playing with the Bt Ann 3 Si. Joseph'i .. - respective weight classes, pills, but the infant was dead on St. Mary 1 35. St. Boimenhin 13, respectively. ~ Jame« 1 x»vler Monmouth is 2-5 on the season, arrival. Mater Del 2 Councilman Robert B. Dixon, Noire D«me Monmouth still managed its 91 temporary president since EASTERAS N DIVISION 18-Jefl Orlin (N) t. Dick Boiart, points despite shooting 39 per St. Ann 2 Mater Dei 1 olab was organized to include LaSalle JJci CaUIdo (N) won by forfeit. cent from the floor. Delaware Catherine 1 FoNtoun St. Catherine 2 .... both men and women last fall, 137-Bob Amo 14Z-Boi> Jarinelt Delawan Sheetian 217, Blnk Halleran 215, Bobcontinues to lead the Rumson . O..TP Valley ($s Force. • , Eckert 2H, Hlchy Qarda 214, 210; Dave .A total of 225 registrants are Amlnwi 13 a 35 O FP Hanhall 213, Fr. Valentino 213. Nell Recreation Commission's Junioi Kbb Lewli 3 0 6 Airman Rose is an electronic Devlno 211, Joe Onlmaraea 211. Tom taking part in the Thursday night River Street 5 C 6 2 14equipment repairman here, He isLynch 211, Chuck Cleclerrti 209, Carl Basketball League scorers. Heel 7 ! U Enffemann 200, Tony Ferraro 200, Bob In four games, he has netted adult program and Saturday's Kowallk Oil a member of the Strategic Air Rlfby 200. basketball program for boys and Eelfertli 3 1 7 Command which keeps the free 39 points to lead the Celtics to Wins and Loses Yedlnak 1 2 an undefeated season to date. Jerrelll 1 0 world's mightiest missile and jet SPEEDER IS FINED girls. RED BANK - River Street Filch 1 0 Pete Holland of the Globe- HI-FASHION SYNTHETICS Schoenbcrt 8 1 13bomber force ready to counter i FAIR HAVEN - In magis Walter Spillane and director School's basketball team split its trotters is second with 35, while {Solid and printed Ar- Ewtreu 0 0 0 the enemy threat. ' trate's court Thursday, Guiseppi Bob Olshan are in charge of last two games, defeating St. ncl* triacetates, ace- 38 15 SI . 28 9 05 The airman is a graduate of Inghilleri, 1J6 North Bridge Ave., this program. Catherine's, .46-41, and losing to tates, nylons, Daeron* Honmouth College IS 4!i—91 Red Bank, paid $25 for speeding Star of the Sea, 55-46. (W V«lUy .._ 33 32-9J Red Bank Catholic High School, STANDINGS Holy Cross Raps In fhe Star of the Sea game Cfltlfj" Tony Lisantl scored 28 points fllobrtrottcn and teammate John Kerwin WOVEN GINGHAM PLAIDS Holy Family 5 ltoy.li .... netted 19. UNION BEACH - Holy Cross Knlcki .... Fine cottons in 36" and ««H Olobelrotteri <1T> | Ctltlu Rich Bias! was high scorer for 45' widths; 2 to 15 yard *k „ J_ *• Rumson, took the lead at the O F Pi a P P River Street against St. Cather lh AyOS. | Holland 3 17 1 McCormick < 1 8 ine's with 17 points. Blasi and outset and was never headed the Watson 2 0 Banhorn 2 0 4 rest of the way last week in tak-McCormick 2 0 4 n«y 2 1 » Pete Rock each tallied 12 against McDonald 0 2 2 Hooney Oil Star of the Sea for top honors ing an 89-57 victory over Holy Olihan 0 0 0 Kondrup 0 1 1 CREASE-RESIST COTTONS Family in a Northern Division Kleeman 0 0 0 Wver siren US) | St. Catherine (41. Sailcloth, poplin, nov- Cl| Hardlni 0 0 0 " ~- O FP game of the CYO Basketball Blail . _ . city weaves in prints *% m»JU • ( Raymond! 0 0 0 31 I Apelliate 3 2 8 League. ^ Laiky 0 0 0 Evanl .7 3 17 Canmody 1 0 2 lid ••¥*»• I Oarrett 4 2 10 Marietta Mil After getting a 14-9 lead in the 7 I IT S 120 Jor* 8 2 1 Merll 0 0 0 Qlobetroturi .T 4 4 3-17 KcrtaRchaedee r 111 Oberta 2 0 4 first quarter, Holy Cross col- Smith 1 2 14 AVRIL»-COTTON PRINTS lected 26 points in each of the next C«ltlei . 8 S t 1-20 Crease-resistant Avril OHIelaU—FajmHam, Hardlnc. IS 10 49 two periods to break the game Hlver Street lo IS s rayon and cotton open. Knleki (11) (JO 91, CaUitilne'i 13 • • blends. 36' and 45* 0 jr pl a TFT In the second stanza Bill Beaty Sutherland 1 0 2 I HcCann 2 9 4 5(»r o- sea (»«) | Blver Mreet (U> wide. scored 12 points and Steve Dlf- Mailrla 1 1 3 I Weilphal 7 0 14 a r p O F P Cun'lntftm 2 0 4 I Shanley 1 0 2 2 1 S Blaal 8 0 12 fenderfer 10. Jacob* 1 Klrwln S 3 IS Bvam 5 0 10 0. 2 j Horlon 0 1 1 lianll ARNEL* CREPE REMNANTS Holy Cross Is 5-3 on the sea-flcoyell 0 0 0 I Bmeia 0 0 0 (lirrett S 0 10 Bantam 0 0 O | Vlkn» 0 0 0 McDonald 0 0 0 Rock 9 0 12 Machine • washable son. W 0 0 0 I Strok'fnger 0 0 'onn 113 Bchae/feBh r 1.0 2 Lodlientky. 0 0 0 1 Colman 0 0 0 Saundera 0 0 0 Arnel triacetate crepo Sandy O'Neil paced the win- o oi Salarlco ^-000 ners with 24 points. "; 0 in plain and novelty •••« I ill 10 1 21 24 7 58 | 23'"o« weaves. Solid colon. _^fc M * _ Diffenderfer finished with 23 liar o1 tea ..._lj 17 17 u_j3 and Beaty 21, John LeBarbn Knlcka '.._; .j. — 4 3 i s—n •|ver Btreet _.. 0 1« 50 «—> | Holy Funiir O F P 6 FP KINO'S * OUEEN'S MIXED GOP CLUB TO MEET O'Nell 10 4 U Sflverlrm 4 0 I COLTS NECK - The township Beaty 10 1 21 Flynn « 114 W ASST. BETTER COTTONS HONORlb — Dr. John G. Campi, Aibury Park dsntitT, second from right, receives gMkU 3 0 i Goeb 1 111 Atlan'.lo Vtndlni to Republican Club will meet to- 0 0 0 llocam < 0 12Caruio EuEuo _ MSJ pliqiM from Dr. Jules Ltwin, president of the Nev/Jersey Dental Society. Th» event A Eiiua 5 O 10 Bennett 5 0 4 MiniiMiio _..as morrow at 8 p.m. In the Cedar In prints DMen'rter 9 5 23 Smith 0 0 0 L 4k O Ind. lufiply 33 Drive School. A workshop will took place at the Monmouth-Ocean County Dental Society's annual mid-winter din- Lt«T«itci .0 0 0 1 0 3 MorUnlon A Coulll „ 32 and solids. totckar Oil Von Kodcck 1 0 3 AJIanilo Recreation 32 be conducted on problems to be nw in th» Admiral's Table, Deal. The event ym a testimonial to Dr^ Campi. Als^ >M«y 0 0 0 Htldlt't Linoleum 31 Nauil 1 0 3 rraat'i Blcycli Hit; 28(4 taced by the township In the Carpitbamri „.„. 2tli Shown art Dr. Edward J. McKenna of Red Bank, laftj Dr. William H. Copptrthwaite, [•vookjlan J 0 4 1 next five years. Refreshments Rubl.y 0 0 0 riiiait /* Plumbloi .: J?H will be sirved. All rMtdenta are Rtd B«nk, president of the Monmouth-Oc»«n County DeM«l Society, second from left, —-Taw* A » Scion Hall (69) professional sports will have its for the league to expand in 1968 In competing in most of these early season tour- give Seton Hall a 47-45 advan with a hook shot from 10 feet o rp o r P they will keep 30 or 32 out of the Courala < B 13 and make major league' baseball out. A jump shot by Christopher ROHUJOO 9 1 19 ays on the National Football neys, Arnie has been playing fine golf. tage. Ninety seconds later, he Hill 1 0 « Bow&n of "competitive quality" avail- draft. That would give Atlanta Yount 2 0 4 League today when the owners able made a foul'Shot to extend the and a layup by Robinson put theMcCma S 1 5 in Milwaukee. three picks from the bottom In fact, he is off to the finest start of his great Clirlnt'her 5 111 Knliht 5 ( 20 winners' lead to 48-45. With one Colts ahead, 30-25. CBA led, 37- 0 0 0 Ablta o o :} tackle the job of stocking their eight or ten players on' each KenneBrowny > l I Because of the expansion talk career. The records show that his start is the best oi minute showing on the clock, 30, at the end of the quarter. 1 1 « Reynold! goo newest baby, the Atlanta Fal in all sports the manner of stock- team. Woodward converted a pair of With 2:49 left in regulation Field ooo cons, with 42 veteran players. After they have agreed on a any pro in 20 years. In the first four tournaments, Brqwn ooo ing a team becomes most impor- free throws put CBA within one play, Woodward's pair of free Woodward o < < In ordinary times, only the tant,.When the NFL took in Dal-formuM, probably tomorrow, the Palmer finished first, second, third and second. Usu- point, 48-47, and 11 seconds later throws gave CBA a 43-38 ad- 29 » 49 19 1] COcities involved and the men wholas in I960 and Minnesota in 1961actual selections will be made Paul Christopher stole the ball ally slow to get going, his fastest start before this was vantage. A Jump shot by Seton CBA » 1J 15 « 3 4-49 reportedly have a $8.5 million it froze a certain number of Wednesday. and went the length of the court Seton Halt » It 1 13 3 (-S0 in 1961, when he went first, fourth, eighth and third. Hall's Bob Bowan and a three- OMCUIH-Cltrlco, Kiln. stake In Atlanta, would be vitally veterans and let the new teams The Falcons hav» a strong interested. However, in this dalypic; k three from each of t of rookies for they partici- ; proposed expansion in base- established clubs. A similiar plan pated in the draft last November ball, hockey and basketball, ev- will be worked out for Atlanta. and signed 20 players. 20t7i Loss ery move to stock a new team With 45,000 season tickets al- The drafted and signed In- is observed closely. ready sold at Atlanta and new eluded linebacker Tommy Npbls, Baseball, deeply involved in a coach Norn Hecker anxious to Texas;'' All-America, Randy John- For Celts legal battle over the Braves' come up with a representative son:i, Texas A&I quarterback, and shift from Milwaukee to Atlanta, team, there may be some sur- halfbacks Nick Rassas and Bill "I'm very, very happy to have insist the National League can prising names on the lists of Wolski and end Phil Sheridan of played a small part on jour ball not expand at this time. A Wis-available players. Notre Dame. ' otaib," Bob Cousy told general manager-coach Red Auert>ach of the Boston Celtics. Auerttadi undoubtedly, wishes his former backcourt ace stil was doing his "small part" be- cause this season has not been the kind Auerbach h«i grown accustomed to. Three-Gam* Lead Hie Celtics are leading the National Basketball Associa- tion's Eastern Division, but only HE'S FIGHTING FOR THE TOP - Ami* Palmer, on* of by three games, and already golf's great pro players, is getting off one of his drives have lost 20 compared to 18 for all of last season. The latest loss In this year's tournament play. Palmer, after a poor was 120-110. to Los Angeles yester- showing last year, is battling back in '66. So far he has day afternoon. been doing very well, even though he had trouble in fli» Boston was trailing by only four points at halftime when SAFETY FIRST Phoenix Open. Cousy made a presentation during ceremonies honoring Auerbach Picking a winner on the pro circuit is like wJio is retiring as coach ait the CAR SERVICE picking a horse In a big race. Anyone in the field end of the season. But the Lakers has a crack at the top spot. Last year, eight clinched it by outscoring the Cel- tics 32-24 In the third quarter. AH for Only tournaments went by with eight different winners Royals Beaten until Doug Sanders put the Pensacola Open and In the only other game, the the Doral Open back to back in March. Cincinnati Royals lost, 104-102, to 1 2 St. Louis and dropped to third This year's tour started with Palmer winning the place in the East, one-half game Los Angeles Open, Billy Casper the San Diego event behind idle Philadelphia. ALIGN I BALANCE The Lakers got 26 points from i Most t newcomer, Don Massengale, the Crosby competition Rudy LaRusso and 25 from Le- and Ken Venturi, another comebacker, in the SanRoy Ellis before they fouled out PARDON ME — Rudy Larusso of the Lakers is on his FRONT American |Two Front FrantiscG Lucky International. in the closing minutes. Jerry way to the floor after a collision with Don Nelson of West, who picked up the slack Cars Despite Palmer's being back up there near after LaRus,so and Ellis left, add- Celtics when they went up for a rebound in yesterday's END WHEELS the top, newcomers appear to be offering the vet- ed 22. Larry Siegfried scored 26 game. Elgin Baylor looks on. (AP Wirephoto) rts extra if erans surprising competition. With Palmer in bet- and John Havlicek 22 for the Celtics. ter playing spirit and with Jack Nicklaus, who Bridges Wins It WO MONEY DOWN took over Arnie's throne in 1965, and Gary Play- Bill Bridges' two foul shots Aching Dickinson er soon to Join the circuit, TV golf fans are in for with 29 seconds left caused Cin- cinnati's downfall. Bridges fin- ;se services w a fine winter of weekend golf. ished with 38 points. Jerry Luoas netted 31 for the Royals, who 3 What happened in the Phoenix Open? Arnie ran Leads by Three nifjke steering easier. Into trouble with a 74 Saturday, a 72 yesterday. played without Oscar Robertson. The Big O wa.? sidelined by a PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) - Gut- Regardless of his fate In to- ADJUST There's still today, though. groin Injury suffered in Satur- ty little Gardner Dickinson, pain day's final round, Dickinson plans Most important, FLIERS KEEP FLYING — For years, the cry day night's 143-116 victory over pills in hand for his ailing back, to leave the tour to have his though, is the Detroit. It was not known how set out today in quest of a victory back checked. "I can't go on BRAKES has been "break up the Yankees." On the Shore, long he will be out of action. in what may be his last golf like this, that's for sure," he correction of EASTERN DIVISION tournament for some time — tin said. "1'H just have to quit until |[ Repack front they can cry "break up the Fliers." But, will it W I, - Frt. «B unsafe conditions BMton 41 tO ,«Tt $60,009 Phoenix Open. the back is fixed." wheel bearings, do any good? One has to pass along credit where Philadelphia 37 » .an 3 Cincinnati 31 M .«!» 3' Dickinson fought off the pain Dickinson h^s carved outjl credit is due, and it certainly is due coach Larry New Vork » 35 .381 17 in his back and the charges of add necessary WESTERN DIVISION rounds of 66-69-71 over the 6,765- on the road Hennessy of Neptune High School.- 1 W I. l*ct. 1GB several contenders yesterday, am yard Phoenix Country Club fluid .._ An.flei ... 31 III .588 his even par 71 gave him a Hennessy, no doubt, has more basketball expert Baltimore » 34 .439 course, a par 36-35-71 layout Ran Franclaeo Jft 34 .451 sit three-round total of 206 and a which most of the pros haven't 8t. Lonla M 34 .433 IV, ence than any other coach in the Shore Conference. Detroit J« 43 .!9!9SS U three-stroke lead over Bob RosSolved- . Yeaterdajt'a Kelulli burg. Larry's cage knowledge was proven again Friday night LM Annie* 1!D, Boaton lit Dickinson's steady round yes-1 "I almost called it quits afte: St. Loula 104, Cincinnati 101 terday — a birdie and two bogeys I when the Fliers racked up their seventh Class A title Satorda.Vi I1M»]|. the second hole," said DicWn Cincinnati 143, Detroit HI on the front nine and a birdie on in a row. Hennessy's team won the title eight out of New Vork 140, Loi Anielci 117 son, a J8-year-old, 130-er Additional Two-jo»» hire a coach with limited playing ability and think he The victory, coupled with De- scored twice for the Canadiens eagle and four birdies on the • Fib mott can mats troit's 4-3 loss to Montreal, lifted ktttriti wtra is a basketball coach. Doesn't always work that way. and assisted on the game-winner. back nine and went on to beat • Blade, f*He, bhe, green, led 42.60 each Chicago two points ahead of both His first goal was the 200th o Arnold Palmer in a playoff. limit twa ptr euitomar MCt (he Red Wings and Cantdiens. has NHL career. Udlllwol lonllmi II t» Mm Hennessy had the experience. He was an Palmer, who has cooled off a The fourth place Toronto Maple All-American with Villanova. He played pro ball Alex DeWeochio, playing In hisbit from his torrid start on the Leafs tied Boston, 4-4, on Oriand Prlud a iluwn el Flnilont Jroraii compatltivdir prlcrt at Flrnlent Dnlan or* al ill wrvlta itstlHii 1,000th game, scored one Detrol' winter tour, was 11 strokes off with Syracuse and Philadelphia. When he started Kurtenbach's third period goal goal while Gordie Howe netted the pace going into today's final dliploylng lha Flrutana ilgn. ' coaching at Neptune, he continued playing in the In yesterday's other game. another and also picked up his round. He has had round; of 71 Eastern League for about six years. No question Hull, who needs six goals to 800th career assist. 74-72. break the single-season scoring Kurtenbadi. a former Bruin about It, Hennessy knows basketball. The best scores Sunday were record of 50, injured a knee dur- pulled the Maple Leafs even at 67s by Terry Dill and Kermlt Open Wed. and Fri Evenings til 9 p.m. There are some coaches and officials who detest ing the Hawks' 2-2 tie wltih Mon- Boston with a little over five Zarley. Dill and Dick Crawford treal Saturday night and Is ex- minutes to play after Toronto Larry's way of fighting for his team if he thinks there were tied at 213, and Zarley was pected to be out of action for a coach Punch Imlach juggled his was a wrong call or some other incident by an official one of four players grouped at weak. forward lines, Imlach teamed 215. >r opposing coach. If a coach is going to produce a The Chicago ace locked skates Kurtenbach, normaHy a penalty SEE US killer, with Pete Stemkowskl and Ken Still of Tacoma, Wash., winning team, he has to have the fighting spirit to in with Claude Provost of Montreal 'FOR TIRES lert into his club. School officials frown on coaches the second period and Tim Horton, a defenseman. Stem used a two-iron to score a hole smashed Into a goalpost. He came kowslc! and Horton assisted on in one on the par three, 230-yard standing up and yelling at officials, but you can bet inback to score his 45th g the tying goal. eighth hole. It was the third aca Neptune there is not too much frowning when trophiesminutes later but sat out the Ron Ellis paced Toronto with of Still's career and his second Where Your Safety is Our Business and titles continue to pour into the school. final period. two goals. Rookie defenseman in a little more than a year. Mafci shot the Hawks In front GiHes Marotte .scored his !!rM OAKHIRST BUSINESSMEN"! STORES We'd much rather see a spirited coach and to stay early In the first period NHL goal for the Brains. I.KAOI'K last night and set up Doug I. T I'll. S*)r»mor« I.UM Maple Ave. at Whita St. DOWN team any day, than a sleepy one with a sleepy Chlmo - .'...IT 1« 1 III W eoach at the helm. And don't think there aren't Mohnj' pmtw play goal later in Mnlrnl »« IS 1 it e Iifuieri Monument to Red Bonk-747-5700 *'1 A WGRK the opening session. Ths 163-miroll J1 1« t II lUynor'i i...... -...36 Tornnlo J> in 8yc&mnr« Lanai 3i • few sleepy ones around. pound speedster triggered a tloilon .-. : 1J 3» J ft T Equlpmmt " 1000 Atbury Av». Atbury Park Sim Kuril II it olobe P#trr.l»um J3 SHORT SNORTS — Roman Brother, Horse of thethree-goat burst in the last period YMtrrrttv'a RMIIIII Central BolUr 35 775.8700 that pui the game out of reach, lliwlrnl l, nurnu i Tnm B „ so In 1965, and Kelso, holder of that honor an un- Toronto «, Kinlon 4, (lit) Ti>am a : U The two goals boosted Maki'e CMcMW «, New Vork I "00 Club-natph MiMucc* 213, Jack ped five, times (1960-64), head the nominees SalunUr'a Bnoiu friu 2<4, Prank Auraack 210, 20<| leason total to 12, four short oi Montnwl 1/ dilmri) I, O«ori* Caaa 3M, Tony Damlano 3AS, ALSO AVAILABLE AT YOUR TEXACO, 'for the f 100,000 Gulfstream Park Handicap March 26. his previous high, Ken Whir- Dftroll 9, TWMIU 3, ill«> John Yunhtr SIX Tuny n»ll«pli SHELL AND CROWN SERVICE STATIONS Tqmwraw'a Oinn MO lariat-Jack Hltift 511, MO, ITS- I in vmr " the Hawks, who wart without Ma O»mf« SMutiM ««! frank Aunuusk US, JM, SM-421.IJ Conference Cage Races Nearly THE DAILY BEGISTER Uonixf, FA, U, 1*56-15 Shore Conference basketbaU ti- Division crown In the post-tea- town, wfcich went Into (he game field goals for 22 points in lead- A freshman, ColHm, Long Branch, coming on de rices 11 a n d two-lMrds de- son Shore Conference playoffs. with losses only Co Neptune ing Neptune1! fitte clincher over popped in 16 points and Charles ttrong after a miserable start, cided today following a weekend Henry Hudson dindhed a tie (twice) and Henry Hudson. Toms River. Top Shore scorer Hantke matched that total, two had four players In double fig- that saw old man. ups&t enjoy for its first B Northern title by An amazingly easy 9&-M tri- Steve CutiUo added 17 for the of the reason* Mater Dei shocked ures in rolling over Freehold. one of his most productive rapping Southern Freehold Re- umph over Freehold Regional, Fliers, who can finish with an Red Bank Catholic. Ray Angers- Bentley Odom led the way with nights. > gional, 80-54, and now needs only posted by Long Branch, coupled unblemished A Division record b,adh put in the winning basket 19 for the Branchers, v*o ex- Neptune and Lakewood own to defeat Short Regional Friday with Monmouth Regional's 61-46 (144) by knocking otf Monmoutt with less than 30 seconds left. ploded for 30 points in the sec- dear cut championships and to win the title outright. drubbing of Red Bank dropped Regional and Red Bank this Red Bank Catholic, which lost ond quarter to break the game Henry Hudson Regional is a *iep That same Shore Regional the hapless Bucs into the A Di- week. They are 18-1 over-all. sophomore ace Tom MoBride via wide open. John Jones, Bob Pur- away from the third Shore Con- quintet was one of the upset vic- vision cellar. Senior jumping jack Willie the personal foul route midway year and Joe Jones bad IS, 15 ference crown after convincing tims in Friday's frays. Raritan In other! games, Manasquan HendtWks tossed in 32 points for through the second half, got 16 ind 14 points, respectively. Ed victories. (, Township, previously a winner beat Walt, 67-54, and Rumson- Henry Hudson scoring honors. points from Hector Delgado and Kelly was Freehold's top point Neptune assured itseflf of at only three tones in B Northern Fair Haven Regional walloped Tom Wiley, Southern Free- 12 from Rick Geiger. McBride man with 12. least a tie for the title by wal- Division action, pasted (he Blue Point Pleasant Beach, 104-80, in hold's star, accounted for 26. put in 11 before he fouled out. Jay Nauden scored 25 and loping Toms River Friday, 60-M, Devils, 72-56. B North versus B South meet- At Middletown, Jeff Emmetts Another absentee, this one for Dave Valentine added 15 as Mon- and then enjoyed the news that ings; Hoffman rolled up one-time the entire game, was noticeable An Inspired Mater Dei quintet, took over as tihe Brick scoring mouth handed Red Bank its sev- Brick Township had upset Mid- a questionable entry in the winner Keyport, 89-85; Central ace, registering 23 points M the at West Long Branch where Rari- enth straight loss to drop the dletown, 72-71, in double over- NJSIAA tournament otf its 2-12 Regional downed Jackson Green Dragons topped the lions tan upset Shore. Steve Woolley, time, giving Neptune Its seventh record, seemed intent on justify- TownSWp, 71-64, in a B South- is double overtime. Rich Mazei-i one of Shore's high scorers of Buccos into tihs A Division cel- straight A Division champion- ing its tourney berth by knock- ern Division affair, and Croydon ka was next with 15. Bnrmetts late, sat out the game because of lar. Red Bank was never in It ship, ing off Red Bank Catholic, 51-50. Hall whipped Carteret School, tallied four points in the second illness. A 5-7 performer, Ray after falling behind by seven, 17- Lakewood', which holds the B The Caseys, 11-3 on the cam- 7fHS7, and Point Pleasant Boro overtime session alter the two Coleman, put 25 points in the 10, in the opening stanza. Lone Southern Division crown, belted paign, are also entered in tour- edged St. Joseph's of Toms Riv- teams failed to score in the first soorebook to emerge the game's double figure scorer for the Bucs Southern Regional, 89-52, and will ney play. er, 72-70, in two non-Shore Con- extra three-minute period. Art star. Joe Page was next for Rari- was Tom Ingrlm, who tallied 11. meet Henry Hudson Regional or Biggest surprise of the night ference encounters. Emten's 24 led Middletown. Bill tan with 19. Jay Franks had 20 Defensive play waj tossed out Manasquan for the over-all B was Brick's edging of Middle- Fred Warren flipped in 11 Kalkhof added 15. for Shore, the window as Rumson-Fair Ha- ven went over the century mark crushing Point (Pleasant Beadh. The Bulldogs opened up Shore 35-12 first quarter bulge and Middletown Wrestlers Reign SNEAKY DEVIL — Dave Bozzard of Shore Regional took a 32-24 third quarter scor- mg cage, ureg umoavy s a 9O»» «P for short jump shot against axtrio of Raritan LONG BRANCH - Gaining the Middletown dominated Satur- Other winners for Middletown The Colts also used three fresh- Conference ing edge. Greg Galbavy's 29 first Shore Conference wrestling day's match with Toms River, were Dave Steiner (106), Dwight men, four sophomores and four points topped the Bulldogs, who Township players in Friday's game, won by Raritan, got 19 from AjMey Bell, 17 from championship in the school's winning nine of the 12 bouts, in- McKenna (123) and Bob Jennings juniors. . " ' 72-56. Rarifan players, left to right, are Wally history, Middletown Township (130). MUdletomi (H)-Tonu River (11) Basketball Greg Brown and 18 from Mike cluding the last five. SS—Bill Scott (TR) a. Frank Puillil, Bejgrowicz, Tom Carlson and Joe Page. High School defeated Toms River, The Lion's Dennis O'Neil (115) Toms River's winners were Bill 8-4. Delaney. 29-11, Saturday night at Long W—Dave gtelntr (M) t. Ron Trenery, and Bob Paladino (168) both Scott (9S), Wayne Bush (136) and t-t. A DIVISION Branch High school. - kept their perfect individual re- Leo Davis (141). .IS—Dennis O'Neil (M) d. Ken Chtpln, 2-0. W L Pet. Coach Dick ' Kleva's Lions cords intact by winning. They Middletown's weekend assign- 12J—Dwlght McKeran, (UH t. (Jsorge Gellenthln. 7-0. Neptune (18-1) _...12 0 1.000 have 10-0 records. Matt Florio ment will be the NJSIAA District (M l Wch v clinched the conference's North- ,30-Bon Jennings > - «- Middletown (124) „} .750 Kentucky, Texas Western (178) also notched his 10th vic- 23 competition Saturday at Chris- , gonla, 8-1. ern Division title Feb. 7, taking Freehold (6-9) 6 .500 tory of the campaign by getting tian Brothers Academy. The —Wayne Bush (TR),d, Pete Noyem- a 31-11 decision over previously lire, 8.(1. Tows River (7-«) 5 .417 the lone pin of the match, Lions placed fourth in last sea- HI—Leo Davll (TR) won by default undefeated Long Branch. over Tom Blevlni. Brick (5-8) ...... : S ,41 draw the only blemish son's districts with 34 points. Middletown is the only un- [U-JIm Klorio (M) d. BUI Miehnn. Monmouth (g-10) — 4 .SSJ Remain Only Undefeateds Florio's otherwise perfect re- Following the districts, the beaten'team in the Shore area, UST—Bill Quuel (II) S, Dennli Me Long Branch (6-U) .4 .308 Associated Press Although Coach Vic Bubas at 9-1. North Carolina, N.C. State cord. regionals will be held Feb. Louglilln, 3-0. with an 11-0 mark. Toms River is [W-Ron Paladino psr- Shore (1M) .- 7 S .581 spite their first league defeat, lic. Middletown will entertain the thwalte, 1:23, 3d. from its upset defeat by Wichita Sophomore Frank Puglisi ran 37-8, and Ocean Township de- 115—Bob DeLeplaJn (CBA) d. Al Falel- Rumson-FH (9-7) . .7 S .581 Louie Dampier, a 6-footer, got the Aggies stayed on top of the Caseys tomorrow. Middletown his record to a 10-1 with a de- feated Point Pleasant Beach, 25- la, 90. Matawan (8-9) « t .500 IB points and paced the top- on Tuesday and overwhelmed St. SWC. enjoyed its best previous cam- 123—Pete Black (CBA) i, Ray Abbott. Johns of Minnesota 196-77. cision in the 98-pound class. Bill K. 1-0. Raritan (4-14) 4 8 .3SJ ranked Kentucky Wildcats to Ivy League lied paign last season when it posted ISO—Bob Beck (CBA) p. John Minnli, So. Freehold (J-14) their 21st straight win, a 77-64 Vanderbilt, the No. 5 (earn Guiizel (157) also boosted his CBA used only one senior, :59, 2d. ' ' 2 11 .154 Ivy — Princeton, Penn and an &V3 recordy losing only to US-Charles Catlulmo (CBA) i. John KevDOrt (1-16) conquest of Auburn. The victory scored a 71-63 road triumph over mart to 101 with a victory, while heavyweight Tom Dinen, against 111 .08] Columbia each won and remained Christian •• Brothers Academy, Martin, 8-5. tr. \ / w« the 19th for the Wildcats Alabama. Providence, No. 6, Tom Sieving (141) won his eighth R. B. Catholic and he was de- 141—KevlnWalsh (CBA) d. Jim Petruc- SOUTH tied for first at 8-1. Cornell is on Long Branch and Toms River. this season and virtually clinched whipped St. Bonaventure 84-62 match in 10 starts. cisioned, by Marty Mihok, ll-«. 145-Bob B'lack (CBA) d. Art Schiller, W L Pet. their heels at 7-2. 4-1. the Southeastern conference title on a neutral court in Buffalo, Lakewood (17-1) . -.11 0 1.000 157-Stevt BulvanowiM (CBA) 4. John for them. They have a 10-0 SEC N.Y. Kansas, No. 7, Nebraska, Ohio Valley — Western Ken- Donnolly, 4-2. Central (11-7) _8 I .727 Its-Frank DeLuda (CBA) 4. Pels He- record. No. 9, and Michigan No. 10, each lucky leads at .7-0. Allfster, 6-3. Pt. Boro (iZ-7) 7 4 won at home. St. Joseph's of Mid-American — Miami of Ohio LT8—Mike Foweri (CBA) i. Brian Hill, 5 5 Bobby Joe Hill, 5-10 floor com- 5-2. Wall (6-11) _., .500 Philadelphia, No. 8, did not play on top at 9-1. Toledo, at 5-1, still HVT—Marty Mlholc (RBC) 6. Tom Pt. Beach (4-13) _ 4 7 .364 mander, led the fourth-ranked Dinen, 1M. Saturday. is running, Jackson (2-14) 2 9 .182 Texas (Western Miners from 20 Soolhern Bet. (31)—So. Freehold (J) 118 points down for a 67-64 overtime Big Walt Wesley scored 20 PAC — Oregon State defeated 9S—Alan Bhenberg (8F) d. Bill Tross Southern (2-1J) _. .091 4-2. triumph over New Mexico for points In leading Kansas 0' Stanford 63-57 and stayed on top LOS-Chuck DeRoJa (SR) won it for- OTHERS their 18th In a row. Oklahoma State 59-33. Grant Sim with 7-1 mark. UCLA is right be- feit Yesterday's Result 115—Bruce Saundera (SR) d. Rich Hill scored 19 points, 16 of them mons got 22 points in sparking hind at 6-2. Seton Hall Prep SO, CBA 49 Oaertner,. 8-2. as he led (he Miners from be- Nebraska over Iowa State 81-70 WAC - Utah, 4-1 leader, 123—Marvin Calhonn (BR) p. Wllion (double overtime) Torrea, 0:20, 2nd. hind a 41-21 halftime deficit. A All-America Cazrie Russell got 36 whipped Utah State 112-88 In non- :30—John Brewster (SR) d. Bteva Na- RECORDS jump shot by Nevil Shed with points as Michigan beat Wiscon- league affair. Runner-up Brigham varro, 8-4. W 136—aeroge Couto (BF) d. Don Hoppe, 40 seconds left died the reguta sin 120-102 and took undisputed Young took Denver 102-76. 9-0. CBA [41—Tom Genni (SR) d. Andy Orlgnon, tion game at 58-58. In the extra first place in the Big Ten. St. Rose WCAC - University of Pacific 1-0. nenod Hill scored six of the Country Picture 148—Bob Smith (8R) onando st. Joseph's (TR) _. regained tie for first at 6-1 with Fontanes, 4-4. _ — „- .. ,, Miners' nine points. 167-Byrom Salmon* (SR) d. Mark R. B. Catholic With the NCAA and NIT post San Francisco by defeating the Qlasner, 3-2. ., Top IS Teams Win season tourneys less than a month Dons 88-78, 1(8—Vino DIFrandl (SR) p. Bob Chad Ocean Twp. . wlch, 1:33. Asbury Park Duke, Chicago Loyola, Vander- away, this is the picture^round Yankee — Rhode Island leads 178—Bill Halevr (SR) d. Stevt Arm' the country: VICTORY BOUND.-» Miwrt Township's. Bob Jennings, on top, ii ihown headed stroi 4-3. Mater Dei bllt, Providence, Kansas, Nebras- at 7-0. Connecticut next Unl-£111 Beloff <8R) D, Oeor(t Evtru, Croydon Hall Big Ten — Michigan took over for r ah'8-1 decision over Rich Vergonia of Tomi River in the 130-pound bout of 1:05, 2nd. .182 ka and Michigan, the other teams in The Associated Press Top Ten the lead as Minnesota knocked UNITED MONDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Saturday n!ght!» Shora Conference wrestling championship match at Long Branch Ocean Twp. (Ml—PI. Beach 119) A. H. B. O, 08—Ed Deckelnlck (O) von by [orlelt. KEANSBTJJ1O LADIES MONDAY to play Saturday, all won. Bui Michigan State out of a first W h High. Middletown won the crown via a 29-11 verdict. 1C6—George Anderitm (O) rrla Oahlll 209, Bill Braun 204, Butts Coruen 202, Clirton, 1:17, 3rd. 17-4. Atlantic Coast - Duke leads Bernle Brown 202, Ralph Parker 20L MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1966 Unl.—Tom Bloaiom (P) d. PeU Mar- Kaclerlo H6, US. tin, T-«. Varmint "(t«)-Hnn (18) 108-GIIea (F) d. Dales', 7-2. LU-Shenkw (H) d. Beard, 3-2. 123—Douglaa (H) f. Falh, S:6O. 130-Whltelmlght (ft) d. Kenntly. I-J- 138-DlTano (F> p. Halley, 8:20. High School Box Scores 41-Cllno (H) d. field, 9-0. Record Vault, Upset48—DeSeta (F) d. Ferioio, 6-1. 157—R. Hughei it) d. Magilo, 1-0. [68—D. Huthei "(F) p. Petty, 3:00. Croydon Hall, 76-57 Hoffman, 8945 Monmouth Reg., 61-46 Manasquan, 67-54 !7S-Snyder (F) drew Goodwin. 2-2. Orterel (IT) Croydon Ball (16) Hoffman (891 Kerport (03) Bed Bank (48) Monmoutn (61) Mannsquan (67) Hall IN) Jnl.-Fowler (F) p. Shute, 5:40. O PP O P P O FP GPP a FP Q FP O I Rutan a pp Graham 11 Wood 19 6 26 Hamilton 6 8 20 Glassey 3 1 7 Cureton 2 B Browning 2 2 S Wilson 7 S 10 McCarthy 25 1 11 Berkeley Clayton e is Burke 7 4 II Steel 0 0 Naudcn 8 24 Chapin 0 0 0 O. R'eway 0 0 O Zamara 2 41 85 j Sullivan Wltkowikl Bell 1 0 Nowcll 3 2 8 Valentine 1 15 4 19 Oslnskl e is 1 '3 2 14 Miller 5 5 15 Dunn In 2-Mile Event Behr T 2 IS I Davis [avulsch Kennedy 2 0 Moore 3 0 6 Forsythe 0 2 ._...... - 2 12 4 Harris 0 4 Schneider 2 0 4 Kennedy LOS ANGBLES (AP) —A Kenya today but wants to run Mtzutls Vullo It. Keegan I 0 16 Morrell 3 l Gaytord 2 0 4 0 4 down, instead of maintaining a Abbey MacAlIlster Losaplo O 0 Gray 0 11 Springer 0 2 0 4 4 Shelter 0 0 0 W. Keegan 3 0 6 0 0 Burrige world record of 16 feet, 10 inch- again in Southern California steady pace," McGrady said. Murphy 0 0 0 Leonard 0 0 0 "Donha ' n '04 Geiger 5 0 1 Wilbur •• 1 0 2 Horowitz 0 2 R. R'eway 0 0 0 Top 10 Manlhe'ter 0 0 0 ChonsHy Ostervlch 0 0 Hartley 0 0 0 Warren 0 0 Wolf 11 3 25 | Gottlieb 1 es by pole vaulter John Pen- meets this summer. He seemed 0 2 "That gave my opponent Cassel Rock 0 0 Goodman COO Kennedy Thompson 10 2 1 Stole e 10 ne! went into the record book in doubt about coming back to more courage, and he aknos! 34 9S7 (I 0 Ingrlrh 4 3 11 Sylvester 0 0 0 Cartcret 10 11 0 2 Credle nich'rdson o o o today, along witfh an upset finish America for the National Am- caught me. Croydon Hall - 18 18 0 0 Covlngton u: Terhune 0 0 0 in the featured two-mile run as OIHclals-Phlpps, Carhart. 2 1 B ateur Athletic Union meet in Al- "Judging from my time, Teams 3T 19 89 25 15 61 18 10 (8 M 15 6T II 18 54 an aftermath of the Los Angeles buquerque May 4. would have to say yes, it was Hoffman - 18 30 18 27—89 Red Bank ..... Manasquan 18 18 IB 17—87 By The Associated Press Brick Twp., 72-71 ^eyport 10 18 25 14-61 Monmouth Reg. . ...17 18 M 9-M ""'all 7 12 13 22-64 Times Indoor Games. Jim Grelle of Portland, Ore., my best race ever. But from Official*—Holland, Truscello. OfflclaH-Fratterlgo, Palala. How the Top Ten teams in The Brick Twp. (I!) MUJIftoun (11) Many of the world famous won the mile in 4:03.1 with his what I did in the race, I would O FP O IP Associated Press college basket- 4 8 Kalkhof 4 715 Henry Hudson, 80-54 Runi8on-F.H., 104-80 track and field athletes headed usual last-lap kick. 3 23 1 Barry 1 1 Lakewood, 89-52 have to say no." Kmmetl Henry Hudson ISO) go. Freehold (54 Ft. Beach (80) Itumson-FH (IOI) ball did last week, with won-lost La tour 2 6 Emken 8g; O F P| O F P Lakewood (89) Southern Reg. (Si) to the next big event on the win- John Camien of Kansas State Cassel! was tfie only champion Mnelka 3 15 I Scolt a V P O F records, through Saturday, Feb. 3 4 10 Hermrlcki 12 8 32 Wiley- I 'earc» 4 10 Brown 8 I 17 Q FP G F P ' ter Indoor circuit, the New York Gaul 6 I Eandller 0 0 0 Harris 7 ,4 18 Bell DeCausey 0 5 17 j King 6 4 18 Teachers was second in 4:04.4, returning from the 1966 Mason- Bloxom Motley 4 4 12 Mount 0 1 12. Pltrcs J 7 11 4 Curtis 3 3 9 Carter 2 3 R. Beltne 4 3 11 Ryan 1 1 Engcl 10 2 22 Perkins 0 0 0 Athletic Club meet next Saturday followed in turn by John Davies Dixon Games, In which he won Chervenak 113 Hargrava 1 Nolte 0 0 0 ilanley 0 0 Richardson 4 2 10 Smith 3 IS O'Keefa Canty 2 i 6 Drum 2 0 night in Madison Square Garden. of New Zealand, Basil Clifford of the 500-yard run. 1. Kentufcky, 19-0, beat Florida Anspach 6 0 12 Walling 3 0 Sounders 0 5 5 Johnson 1 2 K. Brown Oil Hall 1 7 Auer Hurray 10 2 Connall/ 3 4 II Dunn 13 6 32 Oalbavy 12 s: Rouse 2 2 Ireland* and Rick Riley, the high 85-75, beat Auburn 77-64. 3. Belrns 1 0 2 Friscls, 2 5 Talloi 3 9 Pennel supplied the world rec One oilier indoor record wa 25 21 72 I Eozza 10 2 Nicholson 0 0 sohool runner from Spokane, 2. Duke, 17-2, lost to West Vir Stoll 0 1 1 Mulligan 0 0 DlCorcla 0 O 0 Keyes 1 0 6 2 12 | Zazen3k! 4 10 ord Saturday night before 13,477 tied when the mile relay team Brick Twp 18 Eoyd 10 4 Hahn O 0 Bergen 0 3 3 Delanty I 2 1 2 4 8 I Bock 1 1 Wash. ginia 94-90, beat N. C. State 78-74, Mldtlletown 19 0 6-71 Moenke 0 0 0 Hammond 1 0 Moore 3 0 6 fans when he bettered his own from Southern University of Ba- Officials—Penta, J. fjmlth. Dicker 0 0 0 31 18 SO 20 14 51 0 3 Mercer indoor mark of 16-9J4, made here Mason-Dlxon Games ton Rouge, La., won with a 3:11.1 beat Virginia 81-55. Tumelty 0 0 Bostlck 0 0 0 :(enry Hudson ...21 18 18 23-80 Kerr So. Freehold ...14 S IS 16-5 last Jan. 22. LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Nineteen- time in the featured race. 3. Chicago Loyola 17-2, lost to Neptune, 6041 35 19 89 17 18 52' Another 7-Footer Wichita 92-84, beat St. John's, Neptune «K» Toms River (41) 29 23 SO ...28 IT 28 18-89 Pehnel, representing the year-old Martin McGrady says Raritan, 72-56 Pt. Beach .....18 ....17 12 » 15-53 Dallas, Tex. — Texas has con- Minn., 106-77. O FP O F P Southern California Striders, his first indsor-record race wasn't Cutlllo 7 3 17 Gallun 7 Barllan (72) I Shore Rei. mi Rumson-FH .35 Officials—Oallnkln, Lyons. his best, because he ran the tributed another seven-foot high beat Copeland 14 6 Carroll 2 8 O F PI failed in three attempts at 4. Texas Western, 18-0, 0 O Coleman 10 A 24 Ransom jumper to track and field com- Warrtn 11 0 32 Martinet a r Bill Bailie, the slope-shouldered first lap too fast. Arizona in overtime 81-72, beat Sllva 12 4 Engestfer B&ttaglla O 0 0 Franks 5 2 : petition. Hoffman 2 0 1 Dougherty Bejsrowlc! 4 3 10 Knlerlem 8 4: 31-year-old distance runner from McGrady, a sophomore at New Mexico In overtime 67-64. Hammond 3 0 8 Claxton 0 2 Btrang 4' -3 1"1 Reliner 2 0 The first was Colin Ridgway 2 Page 9 1 in Wilion New Zealand, was the surprise Central State, Wilberforce, Ohio, 5. Vanderbilt, 17-3, beat Ala- Jonei 0 0 0 Averjr 2 0 the Australian from Lama; CUiieron Oil Hcily Carlson 3 1 T Boziard 0 0 winner in the featured two-mile set his record in the sixth Ma- bama 71-63. Duke 0 0 O| m Teoh who did 7-'^ in the Bordei i race. son-Dixon Games Saturday night 6. Providence, 17-2, lost to j 29 10 601 14 13 41 Olympics of 1962. That was ou' Neptune 23 17 15-«u 21 8 4OTOR CLUB i He put on an unexpected burst by defeating veteran Ollan Cas- 16 18—7 V doors. Duquesne in overtime 78-76, beat Tomi nlver —9 H 11 10-4: Rarltan 2< It m sell in the 600-yard run in 1:09.0. Shore _ 13 10 19 14-3 o' soeed in rhe final three laps Saturday night, John Hartford Fairfield 74-62, beat St. Bona- Officials-Wolf, Darby. 1 f tr bent out Australia's Ron Olympian CasseH, of Nutley, was fjie first to jump seven feet venture &W2. Long Branch, 90-54 C 3 rice, while well back in fifth Mater Dei, 51-50 N.J., running unattached, pasted in a' Texas Indoor meet. The 7. Kansas, 18-3, beat Oklahoma Long Branch (Ml R.B. CalhoUo (50) | Mater Del (Bl) freehold p'^ce was Kenny's hero, Kip- a 1:03.1, itself better than Wen- State 59-38. a v P O V Texas Southern star, *1iose best Q F P DTP Kelly 8 4 19 D. Odom 7 5 chnge) Keino. dell Mottley's old record 1:09.2 set Delgsdo Angarsbach 2 1 outdoors mark was 6-11% last 8. St. Josephs, Pa., 17-4, beat Lenahan Leon 0 0 0 Bellinger 3 3 3?.|lie's time was 8:37.4, in 1964 while Mottlcy was running 1 11 Hucus 4 0 8 John Jonas 7 2 year, leaped an even seven feet Seton Hall 104-64, beat George- Hantke S 0 It JOB Jontsj T 0 for Yale. Oplgtr Coittllo 0 0 Meltliewa 4 2 10 C'l.rks's 8:38.4 and Keino got in in the Dallas Invitational meet. town, D. C. 111-73. O'Brien 113 Bryant 10 1 Puryear 6 3 O'Neill Love 10 2 Drinks 3 2 8:4(1.7. McGrady said his coach 9. Nebraska, 16-3, beat Okla- Koenli Collins S 4 18 He tried three times at 7-] Ol»erto Dlscaraga 13 4 Richardson O 1 1 Thorns 3 1 Third and fourth places went Dave Youngblood, told him to homa 85-81, lost to Oklahoma City Driver S 2 12 Richardson 0 0 but missed. Coleman Thorns 118 Fitzgerald 1 0 to Do!) Day of UCLA and Viktor run the first 220 yards In 24 sec- Hartfield participated it in overtime &81, beat Iowa State McMillan 0 1 1 D. Odom 0 1 Krlinskly oJ Russia. ond's. He made the lap around 20 11 6 record-*reaWng that bettered 81-70. 17 10 60 37 18 Ifo'io, linwing from J pulled the Freedom Hall boards in 23.7. Cathollo 12 13 13 12-.1i 22 10 54 Texas standards 10 times and 10. Michigan, 33-5, beat Wiscon- Del ID IB 15 10-*: Freehold 13 16 13 12-! Long Branch 21 2B-I musole, said he would rfeturn to "I fjot exo'ted, and slowed tied two in two rrigfrta. sin 120-102. Officials—Powers, Paduvano. 13 20 W SEARCHING FOR THE » -v.*.- TOWING. 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THE DAILY REGISTER Monday, Feb. 14 1966-17 AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS,FOR SALE BOATS AND ACCESSORIES ltd CH1VS II Nova - . IBM FURY — Hardtop. Four speed, 1WJ CHEVROLET — Impilt, lour-door 1954 MERCURY HARDTOP CONVERT- .962 OlDSMOBIU! M - Four-Soar WINTBR gAORIFIOl -- power steering. *l,28i big injir.e. $1985. McCAJUhy Chevro- sedan, automatic transmission, power IBLS — Good rubber, motor good. ledan, fuJi power, tiatary air eondl- OWEN8 FLAO—All mthojlnr. (aD» Chevrolet, ffll-llut. let 2DM10L .lonlng. $1025. Evenings, 8at., Bun. ulppcd. Twin 135 h.p, enflnsi, At>. AUTOS FOR SALE , AUTOS FOR SALE Bteerlag 34,000 miles. Excellent eon- Ne«U ttont end work. Radio, heater. 17-5347. ntic Hlghlaridi Marina. Cover, docs- RENAULT i'EUOEU-1 H.0 1B6S IMPAIA BPORT COUPli - V-8, dltiorj. Asking: tH75. Call 747-0332, olng Into service. Will sell cheap. Je wiring, many extrae. Excilteot AUSTIN HEALEY BPRITE power steering, power glide, C2195. Mc-1964 RED MO MIDGET—Fully equipped. T5lHI 163 POBSCHK BL'PBR, $3,O00. 1963 ndltlon. $6000. BowteU, Wl-UW » MONMOUTH MOTORS CARthy Chevrolet. 2B1-11OL Good condition. Call alter 4:30. 586-058 3.4 JAGUAR — Four-door ledan. /OLKSWAOEN sun roof, $1200. Both 1-0742 alter « PM. • Hwy. 3J S42UU JEatontown Ml ully ecjulpped.' TAKE &>TH, 8AVE 1961 ALFA ROMEO — 1W0 gDIlnt. 1T72. i per cent. 9 to 6, 919-M5O. Eveivlngi, THOMPSON WOOD LAPSTTUKT— 1S83 CHEVROLET—four-door nardtop. $1,485. McCARUiy Chevrolet 1963 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL — Air 747-SW7. eekends 946-4US. itboard hull only. Quick Sale. $860. Power steering, radio, heater, auto- 291-1101 ill 671-1667 atler 5 p.m. matic transmission, whltewall tlrel, ex- cor/dltloning, full power. Excellent con< 1980 THUNDERBIRD CONVERTIBLE ?OKD IMS COUNTRY SCjUrRE WAG- cellent condition. |1,37S. 228-15J4 after 6. 1963 BU1CK SPECIAL - Four-door. dltlon. $2,(60. Call 147-2866. — All power. Excellent condition, $"100 >N — Full power. 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Fully equipd 11OL Irajisportatlon. Best otter takes It. Call •iood condition. Call Ttl-MIO OI 8720MO sion, radio and heater, snow tires. .WIN'B YACHT WORKS,, ill Iter 6 p.m. 1958 CHEVROLET — Impala convert' 1960 CADILLAC SPECIAL — Sharp. 9(68348. 1989 CHEVROLET IMPALA — V-8. Lble, good condition. Call Red Bark. 741-0003. H.285. McCARUiy ChevraleL 222-8212.. We Finance Our Own Cars " 291-1101. 1863 FORD OALAXIE CONVERTIBLE Four-door hard-top. Automatic trans- 1954 CHEVROLET — Good transporta- TERRY SKIFF - Complete with — Like new. McCARthy Chevrolet. mission, power steering. Excellent con- tion. Cheap. Call 741-5129 after dflhleld and 25 h.p. Evinrudi motor II NEW 19M VOLKEWAOEN — Komble 2M-1101 dition. Four almost new tires. Reason- t p.m. ith controls and many extras. Cheap '« Lincoln J4795 'tf Chevrolet ...... J175J I Take over payment!. A. Havsm, ' able. 291-3724, alter 5:30 p.m^ TRUCKS FOR SALE >r quick sale. Call 671-10}} utet « Continental conv. Corvalr Moma Conv. Ovtr » Used I First Ave., Atlantic Highlands. NEED CASH — 1869 Mercury, two- 1963 VOLKSWAGEN — Excellent Cadillacs in Stock door hardtop Must see to appreciate. VOLKSWAQEN — Variant. 15DO-8. shape. Must sell quickly. Call M6-2SU m. air conditioned ] I960 IMPALA - Harotop. V-8. First oiler over $400 takes It. 102 Tin1964' . Squareback sedan. Bteel sunroof. 9 to 5. Monday thru Friday. 38 West 1956 INTERNATIONAL — Flat body BW CBRI8 CRAFT — Set iatHl. •45 Ctievrolet $1695 Mvsr Ha., RumeoU. hydraulic dump. A-l condition. 291-1785 11 UcCARmy Chevrolet. dall IM.. Ulddletown. Two-tone. Call 229-2476. hrytler outboard motors. Mitty UJHI '&S Chev. Impclo *2»5 Blicayne, 4-door '45 Cadillac *44W 281-1101 Liter 5 p.m. iats all sizes. IRWIN'S YACHT 1964 IMPALA CONVERTIBLE — Like FORD 1959. — FOUR—DOOR SUDAN 1962 CHMWROLET "6" IMPALA - OP.K8. Marlnt Park, Red Bank. 74i- 2 door, hardtop Convertible I WHITE, LATB 1960 CHEVROLBT —new. $1,995. McCARthy Chevrolst. 291- GREY, $250. super sport, hardtc«p, stick with over- .965 Chevrolet — K Tort pick-up. Fleet '44 Pcnfiac USS I Station wagon. Top condition. Asking UOL Call S42-3S42 Irlv* and potltnotiMi. JUMBI $1185 tide body, custom cab with all the $550. Call 872-0460. lor this "one owner" excellent black iXtras. Call 747-5803 or 741-7153. ii Mustang J1895 Bonnevllle Sta. Won. •45 Codlllae 14795 1964 CHEVROLET IMPALA — S159S. 1962 FORD FALCON SEDAN — Radio, • BTARCRAFT aluminum, boat, U beauty with red Interior and bucket 1994 CHEVROLET CARRY/ALL p. Evlnrude motor, Tee Net trsilefff 2 door - Air Cond. Cps. deVllle, air cond. 1964 MONZA COUPE — Loaned. $1,491 Original owner. Overdrlve-Orutse. heater. New engine. Must tell. Call seats, W1-M39 alter « p.m. or week vo gas tanks, all accessories. Perfect UcOARlhy Chevrolet. Four-door. Black. Call alter 6, 7(1-1295. "741-6860. Qood condition. $1M " 291-1101 mds. 2!(-0109 mdltlon. Saorlllce I3S0. After «, 2M- '« Falcon _.*1675 •44 Cadillac - J2995 1963 PONTIAC — Hardtop convertible. 1959 FORD GALAXIE 500 — Oooi KM. 1962 OORVAIR — Deluxe. Bucket seats, RIDE THE PARKWAY 2 door All Body Stylei 4 door hardtop Power steering, brakes, rftdfn, heater, tires. Needfl motor work. Radio and automatic traiuralstlon. radio, etc. Whltewalls. Excellent. 264-5109. heater. 767-9595. WITH A ;064 OHRB-CRAFT - 22' Dorr, Mi Of AUTOS FOR SALE 29,000 miles. $900. 7474879. .__ INTERNATIONAL TRAVBLALL client SACRIFICE. $1,000 under llsd •65 Pontloc ._ $2595 DODOE 1961 — Polara, convertible Warranty. Moving;, 842-4733 or XBlli*. '65 Chsvroltts '44 Cadillac $3795 CADtLLAC — I9W Fleetwood. Air con- 1964 RIVIERA — 18 months old N.J.'s Friendliest Dealer, M. gchvaru Cotalina Sta. Wagon Sedan de Vlllt . ditioned, Full power. Vinyl top. A-Lfull power, automatic, radio, header, 24.000 miles. Excellent eorMdtlon. Full k Sons, 141 W. Front ii., Red Bank. Private. 7(1-87(9. three year guarar/tee. $1975. 5C6-9263. 747-0787. Air Conditioned power, air bucket seats, Console. WOnvroM —SmS 1962 OORVAIK — Four-door sedan. 1864 PLYifOUTH FURY — V-8, (ourPhone 56e-K2Oe night* or weekend! BUSINESS NOTICES Impala, 4-dr., Htop •43 Pontlac ._ $1755 $795. McCARUiy Chevrolet. speed transmission. A-l stupe. Call $150. ISM BUICK Grand Prix, air cond. '41 Cadillac .."-..12695 2SUU01 671-5360. 'IKEPLACES A 8PECIAUTI — All '44 Falcon $13M Good condition. MOTORCYCLES irpes of nusonrr. CHAIUJEI BOWBK Conv.* air cond. After 8:30 osjl T87-48W ontnclnr. Call 14?-t47». ; Station Wagon '43 Chevrolet _....I14W HOUSE OP YAMAHA — CYCLE '62 Cadillac _»UM AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE 1950 BUICK - Under 48.000 ml. Bi-WORLD N.J.'s laritit cyels showroom. CLBAN CELLARS, »AJUW. OARAOM •44 Pontlac $1379 Impala Station Wagon coltent oondltlon. One owser. Best Convertible Rt. 1, opposite Efllson Lanes. Ertlsow. «av« truck. Llint Btultek. CsJl aitei Tempest, J-dr. olhr. Csil I47-17M. B.M.VV. - YAMAHA - NORTON — p.m. 141-mt. •45 Ford ...B»5 DUCATI GILBRA - VEBPA - RAB- •61 Cadillac ...... (1S95 1TTIC8, CELLARS CUBANSO - UjM •U Pllymouth .._,.....*U. W Country Squirt Wagon BIT (985-6100.) Lullng. Free estlmsxss. Oill aitar I Valiant, •*. Alr-Condltlon Sedan de Vllle AUTOS FOR SALE DUOATI DIANA 1985 — Mark 8-W1 m., all day Saturday, Bundiy. 747-3003. Air Conditioned cc. 30 h.r. (450. Call '63 Chevy II $1395 I FINANCE YOU! JAJUIBN STATE TWBB EXPERTB— 'M Chevy II $1»5 2M-OM2, Complete removal prurMlnf, and tov* Nova, 2 door Nova/ Conv. •44 Chevrolet S1995 ring. Hauling. Call 2&7-72O1 or JJ4-0M8. Impola, 9 Pauenger '64 Chevrolet $1725 Station Wagon No Matter How Many Loans You Have MOBILE HOMES INCOME TAX RETURNS — Individual Stition Wacom Impala, 2-dr., H.T. and business; also Nsw York Stats, '44 OMtmoblle ...12195 1959 PACEMAKER — 50x10', tm) bed'prepared completely. BuslrMl eitab> •44 Pontlac MM Super tt, 4 door, H.T. BY rooms, large living room with. wait-to- Ished 11 years in WMUlm-a urn. All Main wsll oarpet. In excellent condition. Uargery Trovito trading u KlllaUe Bonnvl., Sta. Wagon Air Conditioned Call 264-3345 after 8 p.m. ax Service. 811-12*0. ' CREDIT by PHONE 10x69 — 1964 Nashua — Wall-to-ws.il INCOME TAXES PMPAMID - In- BOB WHITE carpeting, air conditioned, foundation- dividual or buslnist tax return, file ONLY THE "CREDIT QUEEN" enclosed. Wasber. Many sxtras. Call early. Mr. J.W. Julian. After I p.m. LOWEST FINANCE RATES 787-MJ6. call 787-7M3. B U I CK Creates miracles, your credit is 1962, 55' ELCAP. — L-llvlng, UxU HOMB FLOOR WAXING good and the "CREDIT QUEEN" CADILLACS two bedrooms, bath, kitchen, p&tlo, Call LOWEST MONTHLY PAYMENTS awning. Reasonable. 281-0191. M7-M85. Now that the snow is '44 ELDORADO MASON — Brick fronts, steps, side- Trusti You! 1983 NEW MOON — 51X10. Wall-to- Convertible, air conditioneo1. walks and patios. Call after 1 p.m. Ill- gone ... we find we NO CASH NEEDED I wall carpeting, partially (urnMrd. 0628 United 8 silver Door Co.-, All power, beautiful turquolisj. Reuonablt. Call 671-1747. have more USED CARS 10x50 TRAVBLO — Two bedroom than we want. "44 COUPE Colonial irAsrlor. Excellent condition, EMPLOYMENT Unfurnished. Extras. 13,000. B43-2790. \ With 11,000 mllei. TMi ear 2750. HELP WANTED FEMALE 774-9000 ii juit Ilka nsw. EACOAST AUTO SALES WANTED AUTOMOTIVE TYPISTS '63 SEDAN DEVILLE 210 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK, N. J. 49 CARS Low W'kly Payments '63 CHRYSLER 19.90 STENOGRAPHERS Air conditioned, all powar. 300 Hardtop, WE PICK UP JUNK CARS - UlM •UCHEVr $14.90 Vary, vary sharp, low milaage. parts for sale. Twin Brook Auto Wreck- (Medical A legal) Impola Hardtop Full Power ing. Call 5(2-2235. Between 5 and 7. BOOKKEEPERS One Block East of Shrewsbury Aye. '45 FORD $11.90 '63 CADILLAC $18.90, TO SELL EIDorado Convertible '63 CONVERTIBLE USED CARS — Station wagons, tick Galaxle Hardlop '63 OLDS $10.90 ups. CrowrJ (Opposite Two Guys), Mid OFFICE MACHINE •« COMET $13.90 '63 CHEW $9.90 Starllre Hardtop A draam of a car and dletown. 671-9844. Mr. Dwyer. Coiienfe Convertible Impala Hardtop '62 OLDS $7.90 clean D SAILBOAT — Uaoro: CREDIT Wildcat Convertible Station Wagon - '62 PONTIAC $9.40 158 FIRST AVENUE work. Two children. L1U1« lllvei- ; AUTO i Consolidate oil your Custom Bonnevllle sails. Roomy cockpit. Center boardi R-imson aces. Call 843-lte*. Painted, ready to go to oest • oil! 1964 PONTIAC Mill Into one sin- Station Wagon ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Art about the One Call 681-6746. SECRETARY — Musi havs llgtl «• v Catallna Sport Coup* ale monttily pay- '61 BUICK $6.ttT perlence. Pleasant surrouiMlngs. Bend GOOD HERE and Only B.D.C. ment, No motter Electro Hardtop 291-1101 complete resume and salary leslted [SALES 1964 FORD Credit Plan how many loom '61 T-BIRD $7.15 AUTOS FOR SALE to "A.K.'>, Box bit), Red Bus. Country Squire you hove we am Hardtop, Full Power HEALTHY, RKALIABLE HQUBIS- help you. '61 CHRYSLER $6.70 Inn If yea HAW TWO or MORE LOANS . . . WI CAN '64 LINCOLN $21.60 WORKER amall child care. Llveln or 1964 FORD Continental Convertible own car. Good references. 643-67(3. FINANCE YOU BY CONSOLIDATING oil your PRESENT LOANS Convertible Full Power Goloxle Four-Door Hardtop '41 RAMBLER $J.90 WOMAN to word |n rjookkseplnf ds- INTO ONE SINGLE PAYMENT ... SO COME TO 1ONDEU '64 CHEVY $12.60 "770" Station Waaon •61 COMET W.M partment of esubllshed local ooocarn. md biy p ear, o| your ehole* one! pay oH all your OBLI- 1964 FORD Impola V-8 '63 CHEVY St.80 Standard Transmlinoii . WE'VE GOT THE CAR YOU WANT AND Must have pleaaant personality, 'be?a Convertible Station Wagon '60 LINCOLN $4.90 GATIONS end md up poylno Ita money ptr montk Ifcn ood typist and work spU with tituras. T-BIrd 'M MERCURY $19.M '63 BUICK $10,60 Continental Iscellent company berkflts. R«i)ly In •yw might presently bt paying now) - Colony Pork : LeSafire Hardtop Convertible ANY DEAL TO FIT YOUR BUDGET m handwrltlnf to "A.T.", Bel SM, 1963 BUICK StdHMi''Woflon '63 FORD $10.M •HOLDS $2.80 Red Bank, statin* past sxparlsoci, NO MONEY DOWN • UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY LeSobre Four-Door Hardtop •63 PONTIAC $10.80 X-L Convertible, Convertible, BIGGEST DISCOUNTS rsfsrencss and salatr temilrad. . .: 1963 BUICK Bonnevllls Convertible Full Power Full Power Skylork Coupe M. J.'s Largest Auto Discount Center HUGE INDOOR SHOWROOM ... Shop Indoor... ASSEMBLERS CALL NOW FOR 1964 VOLKSWAGEN Rain ... Snow ... or Shine Over 75 TOP QUALITY Experienced la eleolronla aiismtlir aad Sedan soldering operations helpful CAR and CASH CARS to Chooia FromI Authoriied New Car Dealer 1964 OPEL APPLY TUIi., THUReV 1-1 ML SAME DAY 774-6700 Two-Door Sedan BRADLEY I 1963 MG CALL FOR Wettinghouie CENTER INC 1100 Sedan. Telsv-lilon-Radlo Division • " •63 Ford M.9J •41 Pontloc $10.95 INSTANT Low Weekly I960 COMET m. 37 and Vineyard R6\ Iftluoissift. . Payments Salaxle Sedan Bonnevllls Convertible RT. 35 spnS'L™ NEPTUNE, N. J. N.J. Pleass park in Vineyard Rd. Lot. •63 Chevrolet W.4J '42 Pontloe W.10 Wagon CREDIT O.K. 531- An eiual opportunity employer •6S Ford .513.80 Impala Super Sport Bonnevllls 1963 VOLKSWAGEN Ooloxli H. T. Convertlbla Station Wagon Bui •44 PonHae $1995 •43 Oldi $1995 (More CUwlBed Adi '45 Chevrelet ...J1MJ CONSOLIDATE A«< Cotallno, Afr Com). Super 18 •63 Pontlac _ I 9.9(1 .'« Pontloc — $1.45 '62 AUSTIN-HEALEY your bills Into one Station Wagon Impala Hardtop Cotalina Station Won.. Carolina/ 4-Dr. single monthly poy- •44 Renault $ (95 On Trie Ned Page) Convertible •43 Sl'd'b'ktr $B9I •44 Chevrolet „ ».» 9-Passenner '63 Grand Prix .$9.95 ment no matter Dauphlne. Automatic Impala Convertible Looking For An how mon/ loam Cruller '43 PonWac $10.10 Hardtop* Full Power 1961 OPEL •44 Ponllac $2195 •44 Tempest .48.95 you have. Ws can GTO Hardtop •43 Mercury $1295 AUTO RENTALS Catallna Hardtop •62 Chevrolet $9.95 Two-Doer Sedan help you. Monterey Custom 2-Dr. •43 Chevrolet .... $10.50 Impala Convertible This ii a partial list, but I •44 Falcon $1495 Custom Hardtop •«4 Chevy II J7.95 Station Wagon Impala Hardtop '62 Chevrolet .._ $6.75 •43 Ford $1295 4-Dr. Bel Air Station Wagon call ut if you want a used | •it DAP $1710 '44 Ford $19« •63 Chevrolet $9.95 2-Dr. Automatic, Salaxie 4-Dr. •U Cadillac *2I.K '62 Chevrolet _$».K car from $ 150 up. Ch/. Squire Sl». Woo '•3Pon*lae $1495 Impola H. T. Impola 2-Dr., Hardtop HONEST Sun Roof '44 Chivy $U9S Converllble We have mostly one own-1 '42 Oldsmoblli .. $9.95 •62 Thunderblrd $11.95 "o6 DAF $1539 Station Wagon, Catollno, 4-dr. hardtop •44 Uncoln $19.15 Factory Air "9J" 4-dr. Hardtop Hardtop, Full Power er double checked used I 2-Dr. Automatic •42 Ford $1195 WHY BUY! Continental 4-Dr. •42 Comet K.W •62 Ford $4.95 •44 Ford $1991 Country Squire, W Chryiler > «0 cars and will TRADE or I •46 Ford $31M Country Squire, Station Wagon Sedan Falrlane, 2-Or. XL Conv. Station Wagon MO H. T. •61 Imperial $7.95 SELL OUTRIGHT at sacri- •42 Ford $ 995 'il Falcon -_-...«.7O •4JPontlac «.95 DEAL! 'IS Moma S19VB •44 Caddy $3595 Galaxle, Hordtop, Factory Air fice prices. No reasonable | LEASES SAVE Converting* 4 speed Sedan deVllle 2-Dr. Hordtop 2-dr. Catallna Sedan '61 Chryiler ...$6.45 offer refused. '45 Dodgt $1895 Factory Air. 'MTempMt $7.45 •4J Bulck $1.95 4-dr. •42 Bulck $1395 Dirt ,4-dr. Srdi™ •44 Olds $1891 LeSabre Convertible Electro Conv. 'MT-BIrd KM Coupe 49 USED CARS Check These Buys •t5 Chevy $2095 Super II 4-dr Hdlp. 4-Dr. Hardtop H. T. ANY MAKE or MODEL '«J Mercury M.95 •42 Ford $7.95 tmpoia Hardtop •44 Monxa $1395 •42 G. Prix $159! 4-dr. Monterey Hdlp. XL Galaxle Conv. '51 Bulck $2JO TO BE SOLD 2-Dr. Coups 2 Dr. Hardtop •U Mustang $1995 Hardtop IMMEDIATELY 1966 VOLKSWAGEN $1695 Hardtop No fAonsy Down •42 T-Blrd $1695 •«5 Falcon $1998 up to 4 yrt. te pay Immediate delivery, Java green. Hardlos Futuro, V-8, 4-speed 1st Payment April •42 Ford $ 195 1966 CAR •<4 Ford $1491 BONDEU Special diicpunt ratat to all Galaxle 2-dr. 1965 MUSTANG ...... $2095 Falrlant "300" 2-Dr. keeling for Individuals, bull GcVf. and Military Employseil •M Ch«vy $1391 •43 Olds $1895 741 T-Blrd $1295 BOB WHITE Four-ipetd on 4ha floor, 6.T. equipment. * Storflre, Conv. Jnsu and profsiilonsl men. fi.scayne Inrdtii. Full Power '43 Imptrlal $2295 •41 Chtvy $795 Include meintsnanes AUTO I •MCltiw $1791 Crown Coups. 1963 RENAULT $ 695 Impala 1-Dr. Full Power impolo Convertlbls eoili, imursnea > BUICK-OPEL Dauphlne, automatic HIGHWAY 35 Hardtop •41 Olds $ 895 licsnse plstei. (Corner of Milton Ave.) Shrewsbury Avenue •U luted $2191 [SALES 1965 VOLKSWAGEN $1495 4-Dr.i Hordfop, Factor/ Atr Conditioned 741-6200 Nins-pauengor Kombl NEPTUNE, N. J. DAF SHREWSBURY! 1963 STUDEBAKER $ 850 lain « Strvlu EACOAST Lark Cuitom, automatic LEASING, INC 1964 PONTIAC $1995 MOTOR 210 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 741-1243 Bonneville convertible. OCEAN PARK CO. RED BANK PA 1-7100 1964 KARMANN GHIA $1595 ' ROUTE 35, OAKHURST, N. J. AUTOS FOR SALE 1961 OLDSMOBILE $ 795 F-85 four-door 1961 VOLVO "-j^-V - *1195

1962 RAMBLER $ 750 Amtrican eonverrillt

IRV CALL FOR FAST CREDIT OK CONNY 1964 FORD ! $1095 Not One Cent of Your Cash Down Falcon four-door—fhii wesk only Bank Weekly Bank WMkly Loons payments Leons p«yments I963TCHEVY II $1125 1N4 LINCOLN Continental S19B0 INI FALCON Station Wagon Wig on Full power, air cond. Standard Transmission' $ 595 i 8" 1M4 TCMPIf T Station Waoon, INI TCMPEIT Sport Coup*, W 1963 VOLKSWAGEN $1050 BIG FORD SEDAN automatic transmission M295 automatic tronimliilon $ 895 » 9 IM4 FORD Galoxle INI T-BIRD Nina-pauoncjer wagon lour door sedan M295 Two-door hardlop $1395 M3'« IN) T-BIRD Hordlap, INI MERCURY Nine paurooer Salaxie Vinyl Trim S air .conditioning '1695 $14"> station wagon $ 695 $ 9'» 1963 VOLVO $1695 Ml PONTIAC INI OLDSMOBILB $ (95 $ 812 Stajfon wagon, like new, 21,000 milai Bonnevllls hardtop M295 TwwJoor hardtop Whitewalls - Wheel Covers REMEMIER _ NO MONEY DOWN CHEAP TRANSPORTATION CARS 1958 FORD $ 295 % $ Four-door hardtop. 150 DOWN— 66.42 FOR U MONTHS 1955 PONTIAC $ 150 with CRUISOMATIC $69.92 for 36 MONTHS MONMOUTH COUNTY'S OLDEST md LARGEST AUTHORIZED VOLKSWAGEN DEALER MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LARGEST FORD DEALER SHREWSBURY MOTORS INC. MOUNT - ENGLISH SHREWSBURY AVE, 741-8600 SHREWSBURY SINCE 1904 MONMOUTH ft MAPLE AVE., RED BANK—741-6000

U • • FA. 14, im -we PAH* mwm KELT HELP BELT WAWIE&-UMJE taw vumn-wan. FOUNTAIN - COUWnUKjIM. - M «0 hour week, na jAfi*M. Oall T4XO0H MALE *nply Mon. thru Fri. HARRISON DIVISION Excellent fringe benefits after one year of employment. Reply in own handwriting and give 100 Locust Ave., Berkley Heights, N. 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. An Equal Opportunity Employer Write Including experienc* DIRECTIONS: Oirden state Italt UI to !«, east on H to Alrpnt IhDntaig and aalary history to full details of education and business experience. Plaza, turn lelt, then two blocks to model apartment. From J5, «,_ M. or call collect CAREER Fleld«) to Iltzlet Ave., turn left on Middle Rd., straight illead. SM-U45. WASHING MACHINE REPAIRMAN "B.I.", Box 520, Red Bank 949-2317 young EDU, mach&nlc&lly lrJcllned. Ap- ply In person. Eatonlown Television. ACCOUNTING CLERK-PAYROLL SECTION. SOME PAYROLL EXPERIENCE 264-1846 M Hwy 35. Ettontown. ELECTRICIANS HELPER — Apply In PREFERRED. BUT NOT A RE0UIB1TB. ACCURACY AND STRONG ARITH- OPPORTUNITIES person EATONTOWN TELEVISION. M METIC APTITUDE A "MUST". HIOH BOHOOL GRADUATE SHOULD HAVE BELL Rt 35. E&tontown. KNOWLEDGE OF BOOKKBEPINO OR ACCOUNTING EXPERIENCE. BTART- FOR PETS & LIVESTOCK APARTMENTS MALE DISHWASHER — Appl/ Mata- ING SALARY t78. WEITB "B.H." BOX 620, RED BANK. TELEPHONE QUALITY an Diner. Highway 34. Ma.ts9lran. AKC REGISTERED — German shep- EATONTOWN ELECTRICAL ACCOUNTINO CLERK-PROPERTY ACCOUNTING BOMB BOOKKEEPING OR herd puppies, six week* old. Bred for COUNTRY CLUB LABORATORIES AND ACCOUNTING EXPERIENCE PREFERRED BUT NOT A REQUISITE. AC- temperment. Black and tan or black CONTROL CURACY AND STRONG ARITHMETIC APTITUDE A "MUST". HIGH SCHOOL and (liver. (150. Call 566-5305. APARTMENTS * SWIM CLUB Holmde!, N./. (near Red Bank) , f, LAB TECHNICIAN GRADUATE SHOULD HAVE SOME ACADEMIC TRAINING IN BOOKKEEP- Everett Road, Crawrord's Corner Rd. Several openings for exper ING OR ACCOUNTING. STARTING SALARY J78. REPLY TO "B.W.". BOX AK.C. Refrijlered Busjel Hound. Male, TINTON AVE. ELECTROPLATING LAB 520. RED BANK. three morAhs old. Shots. Qoofi temper. An Equal Opportunity Employer OA&T MECHANICAL need testers of electronic SO. Call 671-0155. wlmmlnB in your own private iwlm Real opportunity for a man to learn MINIATURE FRENCH POODLES — lub right on the site . . . only minutes CAR WASHERS: FULL TIME ONLY equipment, especially in am electroplating Held while earning — Girls. 19 to 25, /or detailing cars HELP WANTED-MALE FOR SALE AKC registered, silvers. Call 741-5B77 Lway from ocean bathing, white sandy cleaning lnalde windows and outaldi plifiers for sound systems. full time salary. Two years college 10 to S and 741-3388, 9 to ?. leaches, boating, fishing and Monmouth ENGINEERS equivalence or laboratory experi- topping Center . . . one block from drying. No experience necessary. Good SURPRISE YOUR LOVJJD ONES wlUl wages. Apply Country Sudser Car ence desired. International known He West Gate ot Fort Monmouth . , . Wash Hwy 35, Mlddletown Must be familiar with al company with excellent benefit .pro- aa adorable A.K.C. "Poodle" for Val within walking distance of express buitl gram and growth opportunities.,. RETIRED? entlne's Day or chopse a Jolly "Aire- Newark and New York City. PHYSICISTS HAMMOND dale". Oood pet with children, excel- SEVERAL TERRITORIES OPEN - phases of quality contro Apply: ALL - Electric kitchen! with OE For women who ere Interested In hav- testing. If you have a clerical background lent watchdog. 775-1727. range. OE refrigerator. OB AIR CON- ing a good steady Income, plus U.S. HANSON-VAN WINKLE-MUNNING In the chemical field, we have an MINIATURE DACHSHUND — AKC. DITIONING. Ampls off-atreet Ilibtid Ravings Bonds. Exp&rience unneces' DIV, opening for a production clerk that Adorable seven-month male. Good dis- larking area. • •ary. Call 711-43*8. Or write Mrs. Mar- SYSTEMS Steady year round work. Is Ideally suited foe someone who ORGAN position. Housebroken. Call 566-9366. Caret Gulotta. Boi 556. Red Bank. M&T CHEMICALS, INC. wants to work only for another 6 3U-B0OM APARTMENTS Many fringe benefits. Ihurcli St. Matawan, N, J, or 10 yean. OF ASBURY PARK POODLES — Beautiful mlrtetures. Fe- (ONE-BEDROOM) NURSES AIDES — 7 a.m. to 3:30 Equal Opportunity Employer males, Blade, brown and white. Three 1122 MONTH ' p.m. Waitresses, days. Call ANALYSTS CALL MH. KAHES THE LARGEST ORGAN AND PIANO months old. Paper-trained. Excellent 566-6400 FOR APPOINTMENT EXCELLENT FRINGE BENEFITS bloodlines. AKC registered. Very rea- Itf-ROOM APARTMENT Communications and Radar Ana- ACCORDION INSTRUCTOR — Part- $70-*80 PER WEEK DISPLAY IN THE 8H0RB AREA ale. Oall 666-1632. (TWO BEDROOMS) HAIRDRESSER 774-7600 time. Must be IS or over, dependable 1150 MONTH lysts. Must be able to Project and willing to train. 222-0176 or 364' Wrltt full details of background Ui'e our rental-purchase plan PBHALB GERMAN 8HBPHH2RD •— Experienced, only. Present State-of-Uie-Art C&pabllltlei 7578. for pianos and organi Blx month* Did, all pedigreed papers, Vinmar, 711-77S9. Into New Areas, SHOE SALESMAN — Experienced "BJ." Box 520, Red Bank AKJC registered. Temperament and FEESI HEAT * HOT WATER fitting quality cUIdrens ahoeB. Fu. '.V. REPAIRMAN — Full or part From $12 per Month RED BANK — Steady office position lime, permanent position In Hor time. Vacations and bolldayi with Open dally til » p.m. Sat. til 6 p.m. health guaranteed. Loveable and com Renting office on Premises. Must be good with figures and de mouth Shopping Center. Excellent sal Day. Apply In person. Eatontown Tele- BARBER WANTED — Steady Job. Corner ot Main St. & Mattljon Ave. pletely trained, (100. 264-6981. tails. 5 day week. All benefits. $85. to ary, commission, employee benefit*. vision, CO Hwy, 35, Eatontown. Qood wages. OaJI alter S p.m. 26t- FREE TO A OOOD HOME — Dog TEL: M2-9J34 •tart. Write ••B.D.", Box 520. Red Challenging, real growth opportunit 2520. USED ORQAN SPECIALS part 3earle and Cocker Spaniel. House Bank. SENIOR Phone Mr. Oulftre, 542-9400. MltECTIONS: From Red Bank, Routt CHIEF ENGINEER TREE EXPERT (BAETLETT) SAWS Eitey Spinet Organ , S 3! broken. Fjve months. Male. Qood with 15 to Tlnton Ave.. turn right on Tin- FILE CLERK — Mu«l b« experienced E»tey Chord Organ .„ I 85 children. Oall 284-3798 after 6. on Ave,, approximately 1,000 ft to MICROWAVE FERRITE DEVICES REPRESENTiArrrVES — Men to sell Lowrey Spinet Organ t In law office mine. Call CIRCUIT Established, expanding organization In ihade tree caje and other services. PUPPIES - Five males and three Country Club Apartments and Iwlm 747-3730. WE NEED FIVE MEN ferrlte Held requires competent engi- Gulbranaon Spinet Organ .: J «5 :lub. Progressive tree men or men with Hammond Chord Organ S-6 % 550 females 15.00 each. Five veekt old SECRETARY WANTED — Resl es neer to assume responsibility for pres- horticultural background. Training pro- Oall 717-1547. Vhn are Interested In an opportunit! ent line. Will also expand product line rams. ' Positions available In. Mon- Hammond Spinet Organ M-2 S 550 THREE ROOM APARTMENT — With tale and insurance office. General In iammond Spinet Organ 3022 t 550 aurance experience preferred. Pleasanl DESIGNERS ,0 make a better-than-average pa) to Include other associated devlceB. At- -jOuUl County and other Northern batn. Can be seen at S Atlantlo Avs.f :heck. Muit have good running sedan, tractive arrangements for the right Wuriltzer Spinet Organ ? 5SB Matawan. For Information 37T-77B9. «urroundlng«. Good salary. All inlor- Senior Circuit Dealgneri with Exper- 1 Counllea. B«rllett Tree Experts, South REAL ESTATE FOR RENT inaUon held confidential. Write or ience la Phase Locked Loop Anal* Ko experience Decenary. We will trail man. Reply In confidence. Write "B.Z, : Orange, N.J. 762-78W. Gulbranaon Spinet Organ S 585 phone LOPATIN AOBNCY, 35 W. ysla and Ultra Linear Modulators you while you learn. Call today. Mt Box 520, Red Bank. Lowrey Spinet Organ with AOC S 650 APAR1MENTS OFFICE AVAILABLE — Freehold. Main St. Freehold. (201) • 1H2-18O0. larmon, 565-8927 or B16-4131. betweei MECHANIC I\>r heavy ooosteuotlon Conn Minuet with Fun Master _i 975 ThreB rooms. Approximately 6S0 go., •"" and 3:30. MAINTENANCE WORKER8 with some equipment. Hammond M-100 Spinet Organ -41,150 ft. Full baiement Included. Flnt Door. COMPANION NURSE — Keferencei ri nowledge ot carpentry aiJd masonry- PA 1-8908, Rebuilt Grand Ptano (Ebony) _I 780 UNFURNISHED APARTMENT — Three Profeulonal Building. Ample parking, quired. Write P.O. Box S6J, , ApAppl| y Jjuhra Sea Skiffs, Boundary Rd rooms. One adult only. Convenient to convenient tojtown and thopplng oen- Red Bank. MICROMINIATURE M"ajlooroa . All Itemi iold with ' a guarantee Red Bank Railroad Station. ROLSTON ler . New buildlrjg, highway location, MAN WITH CAR — To deliver morn budget termi available. WATERBURY, REALTOR, H W. Front ll 162-OUO. Evenings. 162-0001. In* papers. No Sundays. Call Ml SALESMEN HELP WANTED-Male - Female St., Red Bank. 717-3500. 3M SO — Unusual gasig* a$art- IRCUIT 775-9300 RED BANK — Branch and; Madison merA. Drama.tlc stuoMo-Uvdng room has TYPISTS MEEDS SHORELINE Avea.. st\sclous oMe- and two-bedroom view of river. One bedroom. GM heat. garden apartment, starting at $110. Ap- lir conditioning. Suitable for couple DESIGNERS CAREER CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS — Heavy 10 ply Apt 24, Molly Pitcher Village Court PERSONNEL SERVICE >r bachelor with artlstio tutt, *175. Opportunltlei CHEMIST gauge vinyl three-piece sets. fw.M. or call Mr. Sam Lomazzo, 741-9116. M.LEN 8. HAZBLTON, Realtor, West Microminiature Circuit Dealgneri SALESMEN Sola, two chairs. Call 747-25*3. RED available for ex- 77 Broad SL ReJ Bank 711-3555 SAVE «16 PER MONTH - Sublet love- Uver Rd., Runuon. 843-^00. perienced career typists with above for Design of Portable Communica- College iraduat* to work in elec- BANK DRAPERY SHOP. 39 Broad St., iy one bedroom apartment, New. tion Equipment tropJeting laboratory. Must Have ubstastlal salary, p]ui genera] com- Red Bank. average skill and accuracy. Watch for our ads In Sunday'* Everything supplied except eleotrlclty. WEST KBANSBUR.O — Four rooms B.S. In Chemistry and some experi- llflslon, plus all expenses. We are Convenient location. Calf 322-2140 or ami bath. I7S a month. Oall 7*7- Candldatei ence with plating. We are looking roklng for men with ASBURY PARK PRESS -- 229-2430. ,173. must be high achool for a bright self-starter with ambi- L At least one year successful outilde RENT A TV graduates with at least 2 yean of DIAGNOSTIC tion and desire. Excellent working •ales experience. BARB EMPLOYMENT AQENCX Portable day week. BA7SH0RB TV. TWIN GABLES — 36 Riverside Ave., 00Z7 — Three room apartment Pri- condition!. Fine fringe benefit pro- 2. A need for a five figure Income. Qualified Personnel For quality Orders 36 Church St.. Keansrrarg. 787-4(00. Red Bank, on river. Three and low vate entrance. Resuonable rent*L Oall typ!og training. gram, Apply; 3. Creative a ales ability. rooms urjrurnlihed. T11-23D9. S424O71. PROGRAMMERS 210 Brood Long Brancn 322^71? STEEL SHELVING — 16x3J, 20. Full price. LABORATORIES High school graduate Interested In apply In person, Ben's Car Waart LADIES, MEN, STUDENTS Call Credit Dept, 846-6101, 8 to 8. rHREE ROOM — Furnished apart- Vail Homes. Monthly rent I71.7J pay« learning the basics of ceramics togeth- Iwy. 33 Mlddletown. lent Complete privacy. Across from all but heat. 747-36W. . DIGITAL Part-time work PIANOS — Brand new 88 nota piano .rmy Hospital, 133 Main St., Oceanport Holmdel, N.J. (sear Bed Bank) er with test methods and procedures. ELECTRONIC • Duly (399 delivered. Tenzer's Music Everett Road, Crawford's Comer Rd. Must be responsible and accurate. Sal- Any hours. Earn (195. per hour. Car Store, 306 Main St., Lakewood. BEAUTIFUL • GARDEN APART- SEA BHIOHT — UnfumtalMd, 2M- ary and advancement In accordant and phone required. Call 747-9449 or MENTS - Five room stpartments, room apartment AduH« only. Heat, An Equal Opportunity Employer mm DESIGNERS with capability. Apply Atlantic Til Field Technicians 419-1162. IlrtwlUTERS. ADDING machinal second floor. Adults only. Immediate hot water supplied, 180 a month, year- Manufacturing Co., Atlantic Ave.. Mat Ml makes new or used. Guaranteed. occupancy. Vh room apartments. y. SWEENEY AOBNCY, 84i?l!lW. FULL TMB MKHBTBMa) NURSB- &wan. Electronic Technicians, experienced .'ART—TIME CASHIER — Doorman, Low aa (28. Serplco's. 101 MonmouU) One Year or More,Experience Re- with light weight radar, preferably of counter help. Call 787-O54O lor Inter- February ar*I Marcb occupancy. Five •"URNBHED APARTMENT — Four For small nursing home. Freebotd quired In these fields. Recent Grad- SL Next to theater. 747-OtBS. urea. Call I/SHAU tat ar*»lntment. he A.N./P.P.S-4, or similar type. East view before 10 a.m. room duplex. March 1 occupancy. roomi, tll» b«tt>, Convenient to bmes uates Interested In Analog and Di- Coast location with some travel re- Ipacious closeu and free parking. 711- and shogplng. 222-5336. BBWINO MACHINE OPERATOR — gital Circuitry Will be Considered. uired. Borne engineering applications CREDIT MANAGER — Tbe nation's 1850. To work era i»nlnjt. Expuleno* on leading specialty chair/ has Immediate BROKEN GLASS IN 5NE-BBDR0QM - O»rd«n, olsan, iperlence helpful. Send resume or opening for a man or woman with FURNISHED — Three rooms, utilities (cwnlna not necewary. PtoMint *«*»• call, Mr. Cliff Qraebe 818-OV—W30O. quiet.. Central Red Bank. Heat, hot log conditions. Btandart Awning Co., POSITIONS AVAILABLE FOR RE- 'Inance and collection experience. Will STORM WINDOWS? Inena, parking. Reliable adults, n water Included. See SupsrtottDdant, «15 River Bt., Fair Haven. CENT GRADUATES AND EXPER. CONSUMER FINANCE :raln capable person seeking advance- !ts 711-2688 after 5, all day weekends, Apt. 10 50 Locust Ave. IBNCED ELECTRICAL. MECHANI- GENERAL INSTRUMENTS ment. Good Salary plua benefits. Apply HIGHLANDS — Two-bedroom apart- BOOKKEEPER — lluat be uperl- CAL, RELIABILITY AND TEST TRAINEE Andrews Rd,, HlckBvllle, L.I. N.Y. LBRNKR SHOPS, 570 Cookman Ave., LET US REPLACE ment ISO, all utilities. 13 Buddy eticed In law OHIM booMctepin*. Oall ENGINEERS. EDUCATIONAL A3 An Equal opportunity Employer M/F Asbury Park, or call Mr. Beckett, for Ave. COMMERCIAL RENTALS M7-373O. SMTANCH PROGRAM AVAIL- For progressive company. Age 21-3C appointment, 774-1846. PROWN'S ABLE. high school graduate, Good appearance ROUTE MEN APARTMENT TO SUBLET - Fur- COUNTEROrRLB — Over *L no ex SCHOOL BUS DRIVER — One hour 32 Broad Bt. Red Bank 711-7600 nished or unfurnished. One bedroonv perlencs neceaaoir. JBart-timo and full. One who can accept responsibility. FULL. AND PART-TIME STEADY ajtn., one hour p.m. 52.50 per hour. SHADOWBROOK SHOPS time Apply DotUoow Bettannuw. w. Many.benefits found only In this size YEAR-ROUND WORK, NO LAYOFFS, REPMQBRATOR — 1958 Whirlpool. Elght-month lease. Swim club Includ- company. Profit sharing and pension EARN $102, CAR AND PHONE RE- MonmouUi Beach to Long Branch. Call ed. M2-O5M. alter S. 53M915, before ». 35 iriddletowO. THESE POSITIONS AFFORD PRO- 222-6325, alter 6 p.m. Perfect condition, 1 cubic feet. »to. New Colonial Stores FESSIONAL ENGINEERS AN EX- plan. Apply to Peter Vallas. Mgi QUIRED. CALL 492-107*. Call 671-3251 THREE ROOMS AND BATH — All WAITRESS WASTED — Mon, through Sell Finance Co., Two Guys Bldg. NEWSPAPER ROUTE — Red Bull One of four left. Lease,* Good for Frl. 10 to 2. tl.25 par hour. Apply CELLENT oppoRTwrnr TO ALEBT MAN over 21 lor stockroom RCA WHIRLPOOL GAS DRYER — furnished. Prlvats entrance. Boa line professional office, Call after s PROGRESS DJ A GROWING! OR- Hwy. 35, Mlddletown, 671-3111. Evenli and general store work. 5 day week. area. Guaranteed salary plus comrnis at door. Couple preferrsd. Call *•' Atlantic Superoma Luncheoaete, appointment! can ba arranged. slon Three, houra a day. Call 264-1311. Four-cycle, Reasonable. Call p.m., 741-7873. 880 Broad gt, GANIZATION. Interview any morning before 10 a.m. 671-5788. p.m., 711-8131. Shrewsbury. RELIABLE WOMAN to babnJt oc- Mr. Straus. EANSBURO — New three-room gar casionally In my home for 10 month PROWN'S SITUATIONS WANTED-Female FOUft VICTORIAN BEDROOM DESIRABLE RIVER FRONT sulte- boy. 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Batoniown. 12 Broad St. Red Bank 711-7500 CHAIRS — Walnut frames only. From deri apurtmenu Science kitchen, alt on first floor In the Tuller Building. OPENINGS ALSO EXIST FOR 1870. $50. Or« Victorian style, rocker, conditioned. Convenient btu and rail- Call 717-2410. 542-1134. PART-TIKE OFFICE WORK — 10 road. M00 per month. 671-SKW2. FEBRUARY & JUNE 1966 SALESMEN WANTED to 2. Llnoroft, Shrewsbury, Red Bant 1900, »25, Call 671-5OT5. DIOWFIED proleulontl offlcw ip- , SUPPLEMENT YOUR CAR WASHERS — FULL OR PART- >ads furnished, big opportunity, high 141-3002. SEA BRIGHT — Three rooms an< prozlmitely 650 sa. ft. 26 Reckless PI., ENGINEERING GRADUATES TIMS — Experience preferred but not pay. Ho canvassing. Call M6-6100, for SALE batb. Private entrance, Utilltiea. $90 lett to First Merchant! Bank. 717-3730 INCOME WE WILL CABE FOR YOUR CHILD a month. Call 842-061°.. lecesaary. Goad wages. Apply Country ippolntment. '.N OUR HOME — Weekly and dally CLOTH WINDOW SHADE 25.000 SQ. FT. UIQKT manufMturlnl Need three ladles to aaslsl me tn my ludser Car Wash, Hwy 35, Mlddletown. REP BANK —' Newly renovated am ofu for leue Can ba leued uparate- fast growing business. Two hours a day, DEPARTMENT MANAMSB — Garden rated. Infants and toddlers, call 671- NOT plastlo • NOT fiber . NOT paper. PULL TIME KENNEL MAN — Appl) 3hop, Apply J.M. Fields, M40 High- 5850. 214-5 years old, call 671-9478. decorated one-bedroom apartmen U, coatalalng about J50O w. tt. w five days a week. Earn $30-140 part- Interviewing In Red Bank Genuine CLOTH. Genuine $3 ihade Unfulfilled. .Good location, conve Iloor. 717-1101). time. Mlddletown-Barltan Twspi. Be- la person, Combs Animal ay 35, Hazlst, N.J. (white only) $2.50 ea. on your roller. Hospital. DEPENDABLE LADY — Wantj work, 1 nient Business couple preferred. Call come a "Lady Fuller." Call S91-1MJ. MON. FEB. It * TUBS. FEB. 19 DRIVER — Station wagon. Work In Tues, Fri and Sat. Call 741-0131 eve $2.75 with new rollers, HURRY HUR- until 1 o.m. 747-2777. IF IOU ARE INTERESTED—In a 8:00 A.M.4-.00 P.M. tJ.Y.C, Transportation furnished. Re- rJlngs after 5 p.m. RY, while we have them in stock. brand new modern office space, mil CLEANING WOMAN — OM day t NSTRUMENT MECHANICS tired policeman, postman, fireman, con- FOUR—ROiWS, bath, door 1, prlvati located in ne center a: Red Bank, con- week. Fair Haven, Call entrance, a,i utilities, screen porch, tact us for further Inlormatloa, THB v 741-1173. sidered. Steady employment benefits. PROWN'S ' Please call Mr. R. Douglas ELECTRICIANS, Call collect, 21J-WH 4-7903. Evenings, SITUATIONS WANTED • Male 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 Couple, alnglo. 264-5312. D0W8THA AQENCY. 711-3700. SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR — Ex- 212-GI 2-8537. MACHINISTS, BABY FURNITURE — Crib and mal RED BANK -• Clean, furnished three- perienced. Full or part time, t to 11 At 747-0437 ODD JOBS — Cellars, attics and ga- tress, playpen and pad. High chair, arM weekends. Telephone AnaweHng MILLRIGHT w TOOL rages cleaned. Trucking. Firewood for rooms and private bath. Near all HOUSES FOR RENT Service. 741-4700. sale. 222-4085. carriage, stroller. Ail good condition. transportation. 'U-7078. IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO ARRANGE AND Tall 741-8462. CHAMBERMAID'WANTED — Apply In MUST HAVI HAD THREE YEARS INTERVIEW, SUBMIT RESUME TO: ipprenliced training and three, yean MIDDLE—AQBD GENTLEMAN — HI-FI COMPONENTS — Heath tuner THREE—ROOM APARTMENT — 'an, person, Shore HIU Motel, 841 Oce lourneymen'i experience. DIE MAKER Wishes clerical position. Payroll, book- RENTALS Ave., Sea Bright Tills Is not a Jobbing shop FM—4. $20. Stereo amplifier S.A.-2. bath. Call between 6 and 8 p.m. 78' IT. A. OIDHLHAU8, REAL ESTATE MR. J. L. BIS8ELL keeping, Oall 741-1533. $35. Orosley multiplexer MX-101. BO. 1D44. YOUNQ liADY — For general office E. I.DUPONT Monmouth Silversmiths, Inc. Speaker SK-58. $15. Excellent condition. 2S1-O4M work. Must be high ecboal graduate. l%oto Priducta Plant 711-7032. LONG BRANCH — Furnished modern 3B Hwy. 38 Leontrdo Typing essential. Apply at' Beneficial Parlti, N.J. 487 Shrewsbury Ave. FINANCIAL four rooms and bath. Heat and water (Next to Blue & White Bus Terminal) Finance Co., 21 Broad 8t, Red Bank. An gqual Opportunity Employer PRETTY PRETTY PRETTY JS5 to sm Fer Montn BENDIX BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES supplied. Newly decorated. 1100 month TBJt BERO AOENCT OENBRAL HOUSEWORKBR — Red PRINTER — Experienced man needed Shrewsbury, N.J. That'i what everyone says Rbout oui ly. Call 223-1553. Bank area. Two daya a week. Refer to work aa a compositor on dally newe Kord window shades with the 3" fringe. ences. Call 741-3161, paper. Night shut. Oood wages am 747-308* PROFITABLE Really dresses up thfl window. Now on FIVE LARGE ROOMS - Steam heal txcellem fringe benefits. Steady em WANTED — One machinist, one lathe Active tavern for sale, dUB to death o: Sale at $2.98 ea. Save at l:a»t II ove supplied. Excellent location. Near all Wll>B SELilCTlOJl nF RENTALS — WOMAN — Lunch counter, day«. Mon- RADIO Furnished and untumljned. Immedl- day through Friday. Good. pay. Plea* >loyrnent. For Interview write "A.S/ hand and one apprentice to join In a partner. Centrally located. Plenty of .the regular price. transportation, Reasonable rent. Near Ked Bank. :rowing company dolr/g hlgii precision parking ipace. Income from second schools. 787-1962. tte occupancy. SAUUEL TSICHSK ant work. Apply in person, Holmdei PROWN'S AOENCY. Oceanport Av6.. Ocioaport Village Pharmacy, Main St., Holmdel. rork. Liberal benefits and 'paid holl- floor apartment $1,900 a year. Taxes W_ ESTATE SALDBMAN - Fu! lays. Sincere Inquiries only. Apply under $700 per year. Offered at $55,000. 32 Broad St., Red Bank T11-7S00 FIRST PLOOR — Three-room (ur il2-3S00. DIVISION me. Weekly drawing account ag&ins Terms available. WEART—NEMETH rflihed -apartment. With all utilities. DEPENDABLE WOMAN — Care, for ••nrnjsilonl to qualified person, gor* Cessler-Ellls Products Co., « Center WORLD BOOK - Six yews old, Set $90 a mo.«i. Evenings 747-0713. RBNTALS - SEASONAL - YBARLX children of teaching mother, 8 a.m. Ive.. Atlantic Highlands. Ask for Mr. AGENCY, 102 W. Front SI., Ked Bank. ELLA WILTSHIRE, Reolton to 3 p.m. Own transportation. fi6& EAST JOPPA ROAD .ure. In business 32 years, goo< imlth. 291-0600. 2O1-741-2240. In excellent condition. Best offer. 742- reputation. Call l201!-(62-4!K» for at 8328. UNFURNISHED MODERN 2i4 ROOM 48U Ocean »,»,. Set Bright. 842-0601. 7R47. TOWSON, MARYLAND 21204 appointment LOPATIN AGENCY, 31 TRUCK DRIVER — Furniture store. EMPLOYMENT, AGENCY — Wei: ZENITH 21" T.V. - Closed cablnel APARTMENT — Located in Ktans- THREE BEDROOMS — 114 baths, full MAID — Live In. CooHng, cleaning, :TOWSON IS A PLEASANT BUBURB \V. Main St., Freehold. Isbury Park area. Must be mature, Established.- Good accounts. A-l loca- model. Good conditions. $50. burg. Rent S75 a month. Call 671-1223. dining room, modern kitchen with dh)h- laundry. Care of three children. Must NORTH OF BALTIMORE) responsible Individual. Steady employ- tion. Growth potential. 222-4747. 812-0167 washor. Within walking distance to Have references. Apply N.J. State ment. Good salary for right man. Call shopping, rusllr« and both public and employment Service, 43 E. Front St., MEN—SALES-MINDED after 5 p.m. 560-8086. PIZZA RESTAURANT FOR SALE. EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS — JW AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY Take over payments. Small balance, icr month. Rooms &20 tier week. Ren! parochial schools, S173 per month. The Red Bank. No fee charged. WHY NOT NOW! Qowatra Agency. 741-8700. EMPLOYER MESSENGER approximately 575 monthly. Rent |125, Call Prown'a, ask for AI Howell to ncludea maid service, linens, TV, com, COUNTER WOMAN — Dry cleaning PART-TIME EVENINGS month-io-month basis. 671-0779. come over and give you an estimate on .ilttcly furnished, with tilt hath. Prlci KEANSBURO — Nice area. Modern, •tore. Full time. Experience not necei- 'ull time. Must have driver's license. aluminum gutters. You will be glad you also Includes free swimming all wlntei two-bedroom duplex. Tile bath, g&fl •ary. Oall 717-4777. MAN — For Installation de- CENTRAL N.J. ARElA Good salary. Company benefits. Apply ItED BANK AREA — Tavern], ex In our Indoor pool. TRADE WIND! partment, Must bs qualified for muf- to store manager. elusive club type, very modern. At- did. You can count on a low price and MOTEL. 1332 Octan Ave., Sea Brtgh Iryer. 1110 per month, plus utilities. •CHAMBER MAID ler. shock, tires, and other typ« o! tractive decorations and equipment a good job. Call :mmediute occupancy, 566-6819. Motel In Red Bank. Full time, M installation. Apply in peruon only. THE ^argest company In Us field, otfcrln TWO GUYS Asking $35,600. 741-2240. daye. Call 717-0355. PEP BOYS, h W. Front St., Red highest commtealons In the lndustr MODERN three-room furnished apar MATAWAN - Near Holmdel, Bell needs three neat appearing men, son Rt. 35 at Twlnbrook ltd., Mlddletown PROWN'S ment. Tile bath. Air conditioned. A Labs. Six rooma, two bathj, ranch. Bank. Air conditioned, carpeting, appliances. NURSES — RN'l and LPN'». 3-U and college preferred, to contact famllV DISHWASHER - KITCHEN WORKER MONEY TO LOAN 32 Broad St. Red Bank TU-7500 utilities Included, SUO pir month. Call 11-7 shifts. Atlantic Highlands Nursing AUTO MECHANIC—Fully experienced. at home. No canvassing, leads supplle Please call STORE FIXTURES — Qlasa enclosed after 6 p.m. 281-9033. 215 per month. AD 2-B223 or BR Borne. 8 Middletown Ave., Atlantic Over 21. Oood worklog conditions. For No experience necessary but must b 671-0169. wall case, glttsg shelves and floor caae Highlands. Call 291-0900 weekdays 9-5. further Information call Russell Olds- willing; to attend evening training clar FIRST AND dECONU MUKTIJAUtCfc Louis Furst, 18 Broad St., Red Bank BPDCIAL GUARD - For full or part- AVAILABLE — Edwin 8. Stark. Real FURNISHED MODERN GARDEN - 5N THE RIVER - HOUSE, for rent. mobile-Cadillac, 109 Newman Springs In Newark for one week. Phone M NOW OPEN AT NEW LOCATION — Apartment. Reas6nab!e rent. One block Tlvate dock. Call MARRIED LADIES — Work several Anderson at 622-4980 for Interview. time duty at Rlvervlew Hospital. Call Estate & Mortgage Consultant 284-D333 evening hours conducting home style Rd., Red Bank, 711-01110. Ask tor Mr. [41-2700. The Attic, 172 Westwood Ave., Lows from buses and shopping center. Of 842-1100. William Orelg. Branch. We buy and sell anything. Hwy. 15. In Cllftwood. Call 668-3735, •hmv«. Free wardrobe. No Investment, VCCOUNTANJS - Junior and nem ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS WATER- deliveries or canvassing. SI2 rrdr/mtim >AKT—TIME TELEVISION TJtCHNI- jenlor, Albury Park C.P.A. offic .'QRSATILE MECHANICALLY IN' 531-B854. Central Park ApartmerAs. CLINJCD MAN — Some machine train- INSTRUCTION RONT — Scenic Dr. Flve-bedroom average guarantee per evening. Phone CIAN - Call M2-WO3. after . i end resume to "A.J." Box 520, K APARTMENT FOR RENT - Five '.V, -bath. Magnificent view. 711-7187. 775-92M or 284-2642. • • : ing desirable, Call 842-3531). KIRSCH CURTAIN RODS '• 6 p.m. Bank. iBM COMPUTER PROGRAMMING — rooms. Heat and hot water supplied. ' " now. Traverse or any other kind J100 per month. Two children welcome, SALES TRAINEES IBM KEYPUNCH. AUTOMATION. FIVE ROOMS — Conveniently looted TYPINO, COMPTOMETER. Day and Large Selection Call 717-4006 between 8 and 10 a.m. 1 Installation made at your horns In Leonardo. Reasonable rent. 291-0317 'caching Machine Institute, now dlvl- evening classes, co-ed, free placemen RED BANK — THREE modern rooms, after 6 p.m. ilon of Groller, Inc., expanding opera- service. -SCHOOL OF BUSINESS MA- PROWN'S bath. Unfurnlnhed. Desirable location, CHINES. 54 Broad St., Red Bank. 120 McLaren at Prospect. 747-1175. OUNO EXECUTIVE - Now renting tions In Ccnlrnl N.J., has four openings 747-4646. 32 Broad Bt. Red Bank 711-7500 louse In Leonardo wishes to share In sales department for men Interested WALK—IN ICB BOX - Without unit. KEAN3BURG — Five room apartment, rent and house with one or two bache- CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY in management careers. Salary and/or $75. Call newly decorated, Near New York ajic ors. Write T.S., . General Delivery, commission plu3 bonuses. These poai- 711-7609 Newark bus transportation, churchei eonardo Post Office. A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS 1 Ions offer BDciirHy, rnpld advancement MERCHANDISE and schools. Apply-Berry's Hardware, nil many company tienetlta. If lm- FOR SALE LEAVING STATE - Entire contents 10 Carr Ave., or phonft 787-2875 after THREE—BEDROOM CAW! COD — nediately available, call Mr. Anderson of household goods for sale. Furniture, 5 p.m. In Little Silver. Vacant move right .t 622-4380, for personal Interview. ?1»no. washing machine, refrigerator- In. Will rent with option to buy. Teefcer, TV. 812-3291. Call between "9 THREE ROOMS — With bath. Fur CROWELL AOENCY, Red Bank. 711- PART-TIME SALESMEN — For ri IT'S TIME i.m. and 7 p.m. nlihed. All utilities. Call S72-9B92. 2( Adding Machines — Typewriters General Contractors Painting and Decorating •fill store. Week-ends. $1.50 hr. not. M to replace that trnsh can. Call us. Rt M, Highlands. Steve Clement Call 085-6021. We'll deliver a brand new 20 gal. gal- SHOW'S OVER ivDDINO MACHINES - Typewrite;! U BHITH BUILDER8 - Patloa, al< vanized can and cover for only 52,09. IIGHLANDS — FurnHhed. Neat am mkl rented, repaired, Serplco'a, 101 THOMAS SLATE 'OUNO MAN — To learn prlnt'n Be sure to try that new Cook and Now (he lamp and lamp ihade stock clean. First floor. (99 plus utilities WWTEp TO RENT terallons. additions, faraget. Call 391' Painting and OscoratlnK inule, good salary, Brlncc benefit 1 Ifonmouth St. Red Bank. 7t7-0lfa WBJ or 7(1-7330. Dunn celling no drip paint. We ro fs coming In. Every day hrlngs a. flit C«II 671-2923. Fullr Insured "ll-tMB Must have fuiniltt. military olllR painting our colling now, Painters tell fercnt shipment. Early American, Co MNTAL — Qarase or comparable Free Estimate ion or have exempt status. Send fyl us there Isn't anything like It. Covers lonlnl. Modern. Huge selection. Stop in KBAN8BURQ — Three-room [urnlshe ipacc, healed or* unheated. Can g to •esume to "RN.", Box &2!>, Jteti Bant and you'll see what we mean, BROKEN npartttent All utilities. $90 a mor/lh week day«. 019-6791. Home Improvements beautifully In Juat one coat. Call 787-4382. Air & Sea Travel Reservations NEEDED-PACTOHY WORKERS CHIMNEY OR STUDENT SHADE? We Pearl and Bead Rcstrlngl.ig Advancement opportunity, ,No expert PROWN'S hava dozeni of replacement slzei. OOEANPORT — Furnlihed 314 rooms. HUME OWNERS—Contractor, - altera- (More Classified Ada nce nectasary. Starting rate (1.66 n 32 Broad St. Ked Bank TU-7500 Close to Fort Monmouth. All utllltlt ESCAPE WINTER — Join ui on the tions, additions, painting, masonry. hour, Apply Stauffet Chomlonl Oo, PROWN'S Included. Phone 512-9215. If no answer, S,B. Atlantic lor a 12-day Caribbean Small Jobs too. 601-97H. Expertly on braided nylon. S1.60 a Urn* ltly Lucy Sportswear, 2M W. Fro OLn LICENSE PL\TE8 decorated. Full basement. Free heat, Asphalt Paving INSULATION * SIDING COUP. - All ;i., Ked Bank. THE rJOLDBN DOOIt from 1908. tight, water, dryer. 5150 monthly. Ca' brands, Over ll.OOO satlsfldd cus- Plumbing & Healing Outgrown clottitne. olvg&nt (link. Bin 842-3000. JOYS — Helwpen age* 12-16 ...... 711-2706. OENERAL ABPHALT FAVINO INC. tomers. 10-30 year guarantees. 775- Itenu. T71 River Itii,, F/ilr H«ven. 10 8(07 or Adam Llnzmayer 201030]. mo work nflcr school. C*tl 2fi4-87M In 4 Tuesday through Friday. Saturday FIVE PIECE — Blond modern bod- CO-OrEftATIVB APARTMENT — For Blacktop driveways and perking lota. PLUHBINO — Heating and bathroom Ask lor Mr. Harnes. 11 to 3. room set, Hollywood bul, bookcase nnle. S6D.60 Includes all but heat. Four- RANCH Call for free eitlmaU 222-8201 remodeling. headboard. 2S2-H17. rmim. Cull B«-»I51. HTOniAN AND HANDYMAN OJSBKS III up. nLBB. tallies, cnulri, $150 Down $98 Monthly Nursing Home CORRIGAN'S Capable of taking charge of biitii adding machines, typewriters, ctflct BATONTOWN — Two-hedroom fur- Good pay *tpndy work, Inoittutlon euulpment, etc., nt bargain pncei. New nished or unfurnished apartment on Thr.e Bedroom*—9 yean old. 127 Oakland 8t- Red Bank T47-2T06 KEYS MADE Tnli lovely home Is Iht buy ol Auto Body Repair IIULMDKI, NUKB1NQ HOME - Ac- typo work. Write "B.O.", Box KC or u»(,d, AAC DKS1C OUTLET, Rtt. deadend strtK. Plenty o( ptay n Rl BJk WHAT WOULD you do If you lost Two blocks to town. F\MW blocks to the yeor. All aluminum »torm« ond crcdlleil ror skllleil nursing home 3S, Onkliurjt. 531-3000 your keys! Be safe, get extra keys EXPERT PAINTING and body re- care Hwy 31, Hnlmdel. O16-1SJO Roofing, Siding & Insulation Fort Monmouth. All utilities supplied. screens, hardwood floors. citv pair Moderate prices McCAKtny RETIRED? PROWN'S See A. KOZICKY. Real Estate, Rt. 3D, sewers, ond located v»here oil con- Chevrolet, Atlantic Highlands. 2914:105 COMMERCIAL RENTALS Bir, why not get lute rented In wood KMnrAnwn 512-2223. veniences ore neorby. Don't wolf. 32 Broad Bt. Red Bank 711-7BO0 Odd Joba OU3BN, CO. INC. Roofing, Siding 4 work. It'i fascinating In build little ONLY $12,500 Insulation Installed and guarantied things from wood. Vlalt our tmBenioiil AKTIQUB — Tine desk. Old roll-top HOUSES FOR SALE tor 10 yean. T70-O7O1. 291-0540. for a wealth of lumber nuppllo*. in denlt. Vlntorlari ro(*«r. Bmn.ll antique Coll Now Building Contractor UABUNHI - Patios, steps, aldtwalka, smaller quantity and At a low cost. UMM. Mirror*. All reflnlahed. Call 3ub]ect to FHA ond VA ooprwral larages, carpentry, Reasonable Ratal, 8ID1NO — Alice Diluent Tedlar and The Low Overhead Lumber Yard 671M17T. tttt! 6 p.m. BUrJLfJSfl _ {few aomM, room ad- WTin or 721-6387. Alcoa. Work guarantees. OFFICE MORE LISTINGS SHOWN dition, oa»em«nt and attlo roomi, RED BANK LUMBER WABIIBR - Used four raontlM. like kltcbtnt, taraie. repaln and altera- nOSCO'B CL.KAN-UP aBItVIOB PROWN'S now. Atr conaltloner. nlay pen. btfcy MORE LISTINGS SOLD tion!. Herbert Bliejnrauch. 741-6201 Yards, cellars, garages, stores. Ifava SPACE Corner Pearl and Wall ned Tlank •eat. Best otter. Oall 291-1166. truck. 7<1-2U9 alter 3 p.m. 13 Broad SL Ited Dank 1II-7SO0 KOR THE PBRFECT WBDU1NC1 Modern Offices )mt completed. Cen- ilOWN—Brltlelmalil dreiui and all ao- tral Jted Bunk Bualnosi District. ceisarlei with Individual persontl ser, MERCHANDISE WANTED Painting and Decorating Rugs Cleaned — Shampooed vice. Coll Dorolhy Kilth. Frtehold. Ofanmidf Bougbt or Restyled W2-T773. f{ for old toy (nuns,' frollsr' oarr • Central Air Conditioning ami can Iron toys madi a»tor< 10(0 UI lit buy lh» diamond! you tti) I I. II 1111,1, - Palmer Interior and DAVIII A HICK1E11 Itug k Waxlnl • Belt Borvlca JDIevator lUlCilUN C11AI1U RSCOVIIRKD - 7(\-im> after 5 p.m. exterior No' Jnhs too taritu or too • Private PnrMnx Bpac* stylt them rat you 1 Service. itiiKs shamiiooed, tlonra Dinette seta and bar stools. Monmduth Illu. M Broad Bt smnl Very reuaonattlo Call JTB-ISKI. WMitPd In home or office. 21)1-2437- • Rent RenBoneblft Dinette, 116 Monmouth BL, {led Bank. COLLECTOR _ Wants dill toy trMnl- • Impact and Compare any condition. Pay cash or will tntdi. INTKHKIIl AND BXTMIUUR paint 11,0. 1)37, 0, »Und»tit «aun. 774-3110. Thru TU R»d Bank Ar«a REALTY, INC. Ing Alao decorailng. uur prices an Tel Answering Service ITALIAN WOOL VBLVBT green cefJ meaner limn thMr. Call Hack Pslnh pat, 14121; hall, foyer of same, 1300. Multlpl* Lilting Sarvic^ fOKACUONt ln( no rnr If", >«lm*t> 7('J»Jli tHrrnr, 51x48", 171, Cement mixer, 747-1100 lino. 747-5877. UTS ft LIVESTOCK Uftt US BB your secretary. No KMd " SM P«o. II. In tli. Llcmied RMI Bilots Broktr » HUM calls. M hour, anmenng 54 Broad St.. Red Bank BN — Ibjur, with lenlens |7J. QOINO AWAtr Mrvlu IU-im ' Aln But OfipWc CCWWl W-, imrnrrmwz wim> mz nwty ffir;isTER • -urn, tmm- I* si >•» tkU the ftxftouat <* art,. Here's How H« mm am UJ, ttm "mm -. -—- ~-~ .~$ja (MtH4 fur- WANTED TO RENT Come EaaKi aotnt luck* «__ Uaol itatM * HH Benuk Jt UM anal retotag by Hie . to viU oidlrdLbtt ih£il at any probably fee IMag ia W» lS3$ let tke tteal m> V*- Count* of ttie Borough « djnt exceed the «urn first mentioned WratAkjtowk DOOM _ ctuw it Is vacant now. U W%«r r* at a regular mtettrtg h«!d this section, the moneys raised by They Voted uanment. Had Bank to Rarltan Town likely effect their entire IIYH, became . ,_» » "r«ILJtro°SL™>.•?• D1|4»" amexed hereto aad hereby made a sart hereof la a^rne eo»y of theon Wednesday, February 2, 19W anthde Issuance of said bonds shaft, lo gtp ant. ror April 1 euupauey bj •rowing up In this home H|G a budget approved ta rtaoUrtlon rt toe governing body on the Htb day of Januarj, tm. , - after a public hearing the same was not less than the amount of such ex- Register Washington Boron nut toitaaas couple. wnt« full de wonderful experience. It li Wealed In ROT W, NELSON, Clerk ordered adopted and approved and cess, be applied to the payment ot WASHINGTON - Here li h«r tails to "A.M." Bar HO, Red Bank a line lection of Mlddletown with low Certified by me Municipal Building, Fair Raven, N. I. becomes effective after publication ae such notes then outstanding. taxes. Four or Hvs bedrooms, 2(4 balht, This 24U> day of January, 1M SH 7-0B91 required by law. ames J. Howard, D-3d Dist-NJ, mini room, dining room, kitchen and Section 5. It Is hereby determined AN ORDINANCE TO APPROPRIATE and declared that Uie period ot useful- :nd Sens. Clifford P. Case, R-NJ, FURNISHED ROOMS paneled game room. Exquisite drapel It la hereby certified that the approved budget annexed hereto and hereby made a part hereof la an exact AN ADDITIONAL J5.500 TO THnesE s of said purpose, according to Us and carpeting are Included. Today, copy of the original on file with the cleric of the governlnn body, that all additions are correct and that all stale- PAYMENT OF THE COST OF THE reasonable life, Is a period of twenty and Harrison A. Williams, Jr., CLEAN, MODERN ROOMS - Private there s no real down to earth rtaion ments contained herein ari In proof. IMPROVEMENT OF VARIOUS PUB- why you cannot give your own family (20) years computed (rom tbe date of batb. Ma TV. S3 dally, lit weekly _ ... . k JOSEPH X. SEAMAN, Registered Municipal Accountant LIC STREETS IN UTHE BOROUGH said bonds. D-NJ, voted last week: MI person,double occupancy. HOIXY more to remember from their lives a1 SIP"!'? I "» 430 Market St., Perth Amboy, New Jersey OF KEANSBURG, IN THE COUNTY HIIL MOTEL. Rt. 38. W/Ksansburg. home. An Investment of 132,500 wtl OF MONMOUTH, TO AUTHORIZE 6. It is hereby determined and Senate , support your wise decision. This 84th day ol January, ISM. 442-2626 THE ISSUES OF BONDS TO FIstate- d that tile Supplemental Debl nmOL ROOMS - ClsSB, comfort- Statement required by said Local Bond able reasonable, oantterasn preferred. M>CAL BITDQIT NOTICE NANCE SUCH ADDITIONAL. AP- On Mansfield motion (Feb. 8) to V. Wallace 5t., T41-83H. auaye. PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. PROPRIATION AND TO PROVIDELaw has been duly made and filed in :lose debate (cloture) on hit mo- Real Estate for 72 Yaajrs Section L ~" ' FOR THE ISSUANCE OF BOND the offlM of the Borough Clerk of FURNBHKD ROOM — Close to town Local Budget ot toe Borough el Fair Havto. County or Monmoutl lor Uie fiscal rear 1M8. ANTICIPATION NOTES IN ANTIC- said Borough, and that such state- ion to take up hr.77 (repeal erf Gentlemen. Call after < and all day0 White SL Red Bank T41-TSX IPATION OF THE ISSUANCE OF ment so filed shows that the gross CHARM AND DIGNITY — This olde: Be It Resolved, that the following statements of ravenuei and appropriations ihall constitute the local budget right-to-work section of Taft- iunday. 7411K3. for the year 1966, SUCH BOND3. debt of aald Borough, aa defined in home has been remodeled for today' K Further BE IT ORDAINED By the Mayor Section 40A:2-43 of said Local Bond ROOM FOR RENT - K Brevent Ave., living. Three bedrooms, 1% bathL ,. .J? Resolved, that said budget be published ID The Red Bank Reglsler In the Issue of February Law, ia Increased by this ordinance by Hartley act). For She motion— Ltonudo. Call AND Council ol The BOROUGH of charming paneled den, large sitting It, 1BS9, KEANSBURG, as follows: S.500 and that the Issuance o( the ase, Williams. . : »MM7. room off bedroom, ultra modern kitch- The governing, body of the Borough et Fair Haven dots hereby approve the following as the budget tor the bonds and notes authorised by this ordl- year «68: GaTNTUCMAN ONLY - Furnished en. Walk-In closets, private patio on WHEREAS, by Ordinance entitled "An nance will be within all debt limitations 51 for, 48 against, so motion • tree-shaded lot. Oarage. This houL BEATTIE Ordinance to authorize the Improve- prescribed by said Local Bond Law. bed-Mttlnc room, private bath. Red BUCKLEY Bank. 7i7M71 after 11:80. must be seen to tie appreciated. Cal ment of various Btreets In the Bor- Section 7. This ordinance shall tf ost for failure to obtain two- today. Asking 119,00), RECORDED VOTE MATTHEWS ugh of Keansburg, In the County of effect twenty days after the first Ales ROBOTTOM Nays: None Monmouth, to appropriate the sum ofpublication thereof after final passage :hirds vote. STERLING THOMPSON ROONEY $20(5,000 to pay the cost thereof, to NOTICK On Mansfield's second cloture REAL ESTATE FOR SALE AND ASSOCIATES. REALTORS (RUE make a down payment, and to author- Tlis Bond Ordinance published here- motion (Feb. 10). HOUSES FOR SALE Mlddlelown 747-5601 Notice Is hereby given that the budget and tax resolution was approved by the Borough Council of the Bor- tze the Issuance ot bonds to finance »Ith ha-a bwn nnafl7-»*>|"l«l by the ough ot fair Haven. County of Monmouth. on January nth 19M. mcli appropriation, and to provide tor •lunloipal Counol/of the Bi) r>f For the motion-Case, Williams. COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE A hearing on the budget and tax resolution will be held at Municipal Building, on February 21 1990, it 8 -he Issuance ol bond anticipation notes Keansbwg and/fte 20 day period ol o'clock (P.M.). at which time and place objections to said budaet and tax resolution for the year 1968 may beIn anticipation of the Issuance of such 50 for, 49 against, so motion RED BANK OLDER HOME This charming four-bedroom home with presented by taxpayers or other Interested persons. bonds," adopted by the Borough Coun- imitation wlttilli which a suit, action Immaculate condition. Excellent neigh- three complete HUM, family room, cil on June 2, 1964, as amended by Ijroceedlns; queaW»nin]T-~th»—validity ;gain failed, and bill was set borhood. Three bedrooms, format din- large eat-In kitchen, dining room, llv Ordinance entitled "An Ordinance to Jf euch ortlittoncr can lit cotumencpii ing room and kitchen. Also a large Ing room with fireplace, two-car ga- EXPLANATORY STATEMENT amend an Ordinance entitled 'An as provided by the Local Bond Law, iside (presumably for the year). two-room apartment with separate bath. rage, low taies. netr Bell Labs, can be SUMMARY OF CURRENT FUND SECTION OF APPROVED BUDOET lias begun to run from th« date of youra with only H.500 down, and ap- Ordinance to authorize the Improve- the first publication of this statement. Three block! east of Broad St. Walk GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS FOR: Year 1968 Year 1S65 ment ot various streets In the Bor- House to all schools, churchea, ahopplni and proximately 1200 per month pays all. 1. Municipal purposes _ ough of Keanflburg, In the County of HARVEY MARION transportation. Call now. don't wait. Call SNYDEB REALTY. CTl-iW Mr, 816,074.00 304,143.00 Clerk On passage of bank merger., Nelson, 3. Reserve for Uncollected Taxej Monmoutti to appropriate the sum of eh- » $58.88 Asking S21,900. Based on Estimated M Percent of Tai Collection! , M.419.U U5M.97 $200,000 to pay the coat thereof, to bill (S.169B) as amended by STERLING THOMPSON make a down payment, and to author- NOTirE House. For the bill—Howard. Bill C'MON. IN!! 1 TOTAL OENERAL APPROPRIATIONS 402,493.02 "iS,T3T.97 ize the Issuance ot bonds to finance AND ASSOCIATES, REALTORS such appropriation, and to provide for A Special Meeting of Township Coun- >a,ssed, 372-17. - Hwy. 34 Matawen CM440O Have a teat and chat with ui aboul the Issuance of bond anticipation notes cil of Hie Township o! Uatawan will your Ideas and desires. We will do oui be held February 14, 1M6. at !:m On bill (HR.12563) to provide FREEHOLD - LAKEWOOD AREA - best to ahow you homes that will aul Leas: Anticipated Revenues Other Thas Current Prop- In anticipation of the issuances of THrM-bedroom ranch. Immaculate con- erty Tax (I.e. Surplus, Miscellaneous Revenues such bondB,' adopted hy the Borough >.xn. al the Municipal Building at 147or $200 million U.S. participa- you and your pocketbook. PLUS, tgvi Council on June 2, 1964, adopted byLower Main street, Townatilp ot Mata- dition. Attached garage. Full baiement. you time and energy, we have hundreds and Recelpte from Delinquent Taxes) „ 500,869.00 192.1W.00 wan. foi the purpose of introducing tion in Asian development bank. Two btlhl. Plshwasher, refrigerator, ot listings to choose from. SNYEER trfe Borough Council on December 22, and considering for approval the 1866 waaher and dryer Included. $430 down Difference: Amount to be Raised by Taxea tor Support 106*. the Borough Council authorized REALTY, 871-2990. Mrs. Bailey. After he Improvements ol the following pub- tfunlclnal Budget. For the bill — Howard. to o.ua11Ilad buyer. No dosing easts. « p.m., 741-365(1. of Municipal Budget (at followi): MSB K. WENZEL, Full price, 119,125. *' (a) Local Tax for Municipal Purpoees 1c streets or portions thereof in the Bill passed, 292-80. Borough by construction thereon a „ ,, ,, Township Clerk MANY OTHERS MIDDLHTOWN-Ready to dose. F.H.A. Including Reserve for Uncollected Taxes- 901,628.01 194.im.B7 •"• M $2.76 appraised, selling below F.H.A. valua- pavement consisting of a Class "A" or -LEGAL NOTICE Wtitgold & Krupnick, Inc. tion. Three-bedroom ranch. Living flexible pavement, as detlned In room, dining room, kitchen, utility N.J.8. 40A:2-22, together with all ap- NOTICE room and bath. $13,800. 1400 down, SUMMARY OF IMS APPROPRIATIONS purtenances Including drainage facili- NOTICE TO TT.RS0N8 W MILITARY NOTICE Broken 1117 per month to quail/led buyer. EXPENDED AND CANCELED EXPLANATION OF APPROPRIATIONS TOR ties necepaary for the operation and SERVICE OR PATIENTS IN VET- RTATE OF NBW JTERSF,? UlS Hwy. I Lakewood J6S-3080 General "OTHER EXPENSES" maintenance of such roads, viz: Wal- ERANS' HOSPITALS AND TO DEPARTMENT OFJLAW V EDWIN S. STARK Budget ters Street, Bay Avenue, Parkaide THEIB RELATIVES A.\I> FRIENI1S t.Vf) PIIBIJC SAFETY FOR SALE Budget Appropriations—Adopted Budget 188,731,97 The amounti appropriated under the title of "Other Place, Jahn Street, Hill Street, Lake- If you are in Uie military service or DIVISION Of ALCOHOLIC 264-0333 Expenses" are lor operating coats other than "Salaries wood Avenue, West Shore Street, are a patient In a veterans' hospital REVERAGE CONTROL BOATING ' FISHING TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS — ! 86,737.87 and Wages." Howard Avenue, Blrchwood Avenue, and desfcre to vote, or Lf you Sire a rel- No. 111,637 MONMOUTH BEACH - On Bhrews- Some of the Items Included In "Other Expenses" are: East Shore Street, Myrtle Avenue, ative or friend of a person who |J InTO WHOM IT MAY CONCBUN: bury River, exceptional builder** custom LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT the military iirvlce or Is a patient TAKE NOTICE that pursuant to 1 Material, supplies and nonbondabte equipment. • Mornlngslde Avenue, Fox Avenue, brick ranch. 20 pier, 3 bedroomi, Three-bedroom raised ranch, Forma EXPENDITURES: Repairs and maintenance of bulldlnits. equipment, Woodslde Avenue, Cottage Place, cir- n a veteran's hospital who you beth-e provisions of Title 33, Chapter 1 •clenca kitchen, dlahwather, 2 Dathi, dining room, family kitchen with dish Paid or Charged (Including Reserve roads, etc. cuit Street, Woodslde Lane, Snyder lieve, will desire to vote in the special Revised Statutes of New Jersey (Al- garage, anderson thermopane, picture •vastier. Recreation room, new wall-to< for Uncollecled Taxes) , 179,312.67 Contractual services for garbage and trash removal, Avenue, Gillette Street, Forest Place, school election to be held on Febru- coholic Beverage Law) and State Reg- wlndowi. Featurei too many to lint. .fall carpeting, Owner transferred, lire hydrant service, aid to volunteer fire com- Frazeo Avenue, South Street, Seawood ary 23, 1969 kindly write to the under- ulation No. 28, a hearing will be held - Must lee to appreciate a truly beauti- wants action. Asking (23,000. BNYDEF Reserved 10,425.30 Avenue, Evergreen Place, Saint James signed at once making application tor by the Director of the Division of Al- REALTY, 291-0903. After 6 p.m.. T8T- panies, etc. ful home. PRICE 140.000. PRINCIPALS printing and advertising, utility tervleei. Insurance Avenue, Greenwood" Place, Lancaster a military service ballot to be vMed cohollc Beverage Control on Tuesday, ONLY. Owner 222-44(0. 1700. TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND Avenue, Maplewood Avenue, Shadyaide In said election to be forwarded to March 1. 3905 at 10.-00 o'clock In Ibe - UNEXPENDED BALANCES and many other Items essential to the service ren- you, it you are In the military service forenoon at the Division office, Room .. . CANCELED _ _ !M,73T.t7 dered by municipal government. Avenue, St. Marlt'e Avenue, Hancock RUMSON, ANYONE? S0HO0I5-CHIMHES CLOSE Street, St. Peters Avenue, Brookalde ->t are a patient In a veterans' hospl 101. 1100 Raymond Boulevard, New. • To this excellent three-bedroom, l',» Avenue, Collins Street, Roland Street, al. stating your name, age aerla ark, New Jersey, to determine wlieth* - Tour family will enjoy lummer dining number, home addtuss and the ader the following described property, • .* en the iha.ded, screened porch of this bath spilt level. With formal dining Garflcld Avenue, Lincoln Court, Beach- room, gameroom, attached garage, new 1966 1965 way (Rarltan Avenue lo Plncvlew ttress at which you are stationed or lelzed on January 15, 1668 Iri a dwel* *asy to cars for home. Ideal spot to can ba found or If you desire the ling nl lift Sprlnjrwood Avenue (JBC- (row children. Fireplace In living room furnace, naw hot water heater. Beauti- Estimated Seal Actual Real Avenue), Center Avenue (St. James ful 80x190* landscaped lot Entire prop- Property Tax Property Tax Increase Avenue to Carr Avenue), Oakwood military atrvtcs ballot !or a relative and floor, right apartment) In the City flanked by bookcMeo, dining room erty has had utmost care. Only S17,99O. Local School .. .1.78 Place (Highland Blvd. lo Beeley Ave- or friend then make an application of Asbury Park, County of Monmouth open* to a porch, three bedroomi, 11.59 1.19 unde*r oath fttr a military service bal- and Stats ot New Jersey, constitute! ' den, "mud room", attached garage. Call 7S7-46O0, THE KIRWAN CO., Regional High School 1.35 1.15 .50 nue), Terrace Place (Creek Road to REALTORS, 160 Hwy. J6, W. Keans- Counly .38 Myrtle Avenue), Frances Place (Creek ot to be forwarded to him, statin* unlawful property thereunder. Garden house. Alt In top condition. We .57 .01 In your application that he Is over DESCRIPTION OF SEIZED PROP- have tut key. $»,WQ. burg, N.J. All terms subject lo govern- Municipal Requirements .60 Road to Carr Avenue), Manning Place ment approval. Veterana and Senior Cllltena .12 .12 (Creek Road to Carr Avenue), Wood- Urn age or 21 years and stating his ERTY: HALL BROS., REALTORS land Avenue (Twl)lght Ave. to Shore name serial number, home addteai U—containers of alcoholic beverages AN UNUBUALLY ATTRACTIVE - «4.43 lli03 1.40 Blvd.), Twilight Avenue (Park Avenue end the address at which he Is sta Miscellaneous pentonal property '' ' 113 Elver Rd. Fair Haven 741-7688 Four-bedroom ranch with distinctive to Crescent Street), Beacon Blvd. Honed or can be found. and equipment Member Multiple LlatlbK Service style. Living room, dining area, kitctv (Shore Blvd. to Park Avenue), Orchard •51.10—M cn»h Street (Park Avenue to Crescent FarmB ol application can ba obtained RED BANK - RUMBON and mllei en with lovely breakfast nook. Full from the undersigned, TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that If, ' around, Complett Ilrtingi, homes, basement with finished recreatloi 8lreet), Maple Avenue (Main Street after such hearing, the Director deter- CURRENT rUND-ANTICIFATED REVENUES to Carr), Collins Street (Main Slrcet Dated February 9 1966 farmj. buiineMes. Member muKJpli room plus laundry room. New wall- CHARLES B. HOFliA mines that the seized property constl- " lilting icrvlci. Larj* prlvat* parlcing to-wall carpetlr/g, draperlu. Oarage. Realized to PInevlew Avenue), Grove Place tutes such unlawful property, and de- Asking 121,300. Bruce Altr.cy. Real (Forest to TWIIIEM), Woodland (Twi- SoorMary, Board of Education of Clares said property forfeited, he will • OENERAL REVENUES Anticipated In Cash light to Orchard Street), and the Bor- The Township of Rarltan l0L Estate. M2-4142. ' 1968 186S In IMS 1719 A Union Avenue „ dlnpose ol mme In accordance with' '" RAY STILLMAN, R.alfor L Surplus Anticipated (0,000.00 75,000.00 75,000.00 ough council finds that the 5200,000 the provisions of such Statute, "Our 47th Year" BATONTOWN — Ranch typa two- appropriated by such ordinances to P. O. Box 176, Hedet, N. J. Newarli, New Jersey ' ' such purpose \i Insufficient and ane-b. 14 $r — (41 Hwy. 55 Shrewsbury 741-«M0 family home, Two bedrooms, living Miscellaneous Revenues I February 3, 1966 room, kitchen and bath each unit. additional s6,5TjO must be appropriated Licenses: to complete such Improvements; NOW, NOTICE JOSEPH I". LORDI, SIX BEDROOMS - TWO BATHS Separata utilities. Recently remodeled, Alcoholic Beverages ... 1,400.00 1,000.00 1,442.00 Big llill eat-In kitchen. Just right tor Low tax«s. A. K0Z1CKY, Real Estate, THEREFORE, NOTICB TO PERSONS DESIRING AB. N Fines: KF.NTEE BALLOTS Feb. 14, 2! 'A the fall family. Recreation room, den, Rt. 39, Bstonbnra, (42.2223. Municipal Court 1,(00.00 1,478.00 fcawboard hot water heat, laundry in 3,365,00 3,369.00 Tf you are a qualified and reg-lstsred NOTICE tasemsnt. 93x100 landscaped lot. Walk RANCHER State Road Aid. Formula Fund .. BE IT ORDAINED by the Borough /oter ot the Stats who expects to beNOTICE TO PERSONS IN MILITARY Etate Library Aid (RS, 18:24A) 300.48 Council of the Borough of Kcansburg, SERVICE OR PATIENTS IN VET- to shopping, transportation and schools. Tbrte bedrooms, Fenced-ln yard. 4,000.00 4.577.OH absent outalde the state on February Swimming pool, equipment. Bar In liv- Interest and Costs on Taxes !n the County ot Monmouth, as fol-21. 1966. or a qualified and registered ERANS' HOSPITALS AND THEIB 121,100. Call 787-5500. THE KIRWAN Bus Receipts Taxes .. 1SO.52 211.02 lows: RELATIVES AND FRIENDS CO., REALTORS, Campbell's Junction, ing room. City sewers. Conveniently 28,000,00 32,652.37 voter who will be within the State on located n««r b-lM transportation, pop- Franchise Taxes Section 1 The sum of $6,500 In addi- February a, 1966, but because ol Ill- If-you are In the military Bervlee or Belford. All ternu subject to govern Gross Receipts Taxes . 20,000.00 21,17,1.53 ness or physlcsl disability, or because are & patient In a veterans' hospital went approval. ping district Owner arAcious, wilt con- 6,500,00 8,775.53 tion to the sum appropriated by said fllder reasonable offer. 4% p«>r cent Interest on Investments Ordinances Is hereby appropriated to ol the observance of a religious holi- and desire to vote, or lf you are a • <3UAir and 4) , 200,869.00 192,116.00 S09J20.63 n the Annual School Election to be a;ilv Full basement. Deep, tree-shaded, plot and stated that (1) the making of such held on February 21, 1966 kindly write a military service ballot to he voted Seven-room houss with porch. Rear 6. Amount to be Raised by Tain fur Support ot Improvements (hereinafter referred to !l : Pleulng taxes, city sawen. Only private room and bath, for rental or Mimlclnnl Budget: or apply In person to the undersigned in said election to be forwarded to you, '" 121.900. Don't delay, call today. EL- as "purpose"), la not a current ex at once requesting that a civilian ab if you are In tha military service or*."" boarding out. $450 down. 157 monthly (a) Local Tax tor Municipal Purposes Including pense of said Borough, and (2) I are a patient In a vererans' hospital, •' WOOD A. ARMSTRONG AOENCY, for mortgage, Including taxes and In- Reserve (or Uncollected Tues - :m,828.O2 194,621.97 sentee ballot be forwarded to you. Bud REALTORS, 556 Prospect Ave., littl Is necessary to finance said purpose request mu»t, state your home ad- staling your name, age, serial number - • surance. Save, no search or survey by the Issuance of obligations of said home address and the address at which""""; eWver. 741-4800. required. Full price, (1,350. 7S7-1742, TOTAL AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAXES FOR dress, and tha address to which said 201,628.01 194,821.97 231,361.55 Borough pursuant to the Local Bond ballot should be serrt and must be you are stationed or can be found, or - COLTS NECK - Beautiful view of thi SUPPORT OF MUNICIPAL BUDGET Law ot New Jersey and (31 the esti- signed with your signature and etate It you desire the military service bal- ,,r.- aurroundlng countryalde. Owner has mated cost of said purpose Is $206,500, the reason why you will not be abllot for a relative or friend then make moved. No money has been spared LOTS AND ACREAGE and (4) $10,000 of said sum Is pro.lo vote at your usual polllns nine an application under oath, tor a military "•'•''• Total General Revenues 402,493.02 386,737.97 444,182.51 vtded as the down payment lo finance service ballot to be forwarded fo him,""' In building this modern Colonial home. TWO WOODED BITE8 — Marlboro No civilian absentee ballot will be fu Foui bedrooms, , 2ft bathst living said purpose, being the 810,000 ap- nlshed or forwarded to any appllcan slating In your application that he la rcom otth ftrepfae'e and slldlrfg* flui Township. 15500 each." J.D. ROCHE, propriated by said Ordinances, and unless request therefor Is Mcelved not over the age ot 21 years and stating hla • •''•' Realtor, Long Bridge Rd., Colts Neck, (5) the estimated maximum amount name, aerial number, home address"~- doors that open to a large patio, eat' 948.495a. lesa than 8 days nrWtoPlhi'election I:i kitchen, formal dining room, hented enmunrr MJITO—AMBOMUATHMIB of bonds or notes- necessary to be and contain, the foffgflnle Informntlort and the address at which he li stationed - two-car garage, finished paneled base' ATTENTION, BUILDERS I Issued for said purpose is $196,300 In- or can be found. ;.'.. , Appropriated Expended 1965 cluding: (he J190,000 of bonds and notes Dated: February 14, 1966 mint. LocatPtl high on 22 acres ol Beautiful wooded lot In exclusive area Forms of application can be obtafneo! ' Monmouth County'! Nnest land and of fine homes, flood location for th '' Total authorised by said Ordinances and the JAMES W. DAVIDHEISBR, loiitlo.1. A. KOZ1CKY Real Estate, erection ol an exceptional houne. Pavei for 1965 By for 1685 As 18,500 of bonds and notes hereinafter ttajy from the undersigned. .-•«,.. Emergency Modified By Paid authorized, and (6) the cost of said Mlddletown Township Date: February 14, 1988 -•:-'• Rt. 39. Katontown, 5*3-2223. street, curbs, water, gaa, etc. Pries or Charged Reserved «9,S00. WALKER k WALKER, Real- for 1965 Resolution All Transfers purpose, as hereinbefore stated, In Board of Education LESLIE H. DOUGLASS, Secretary ' A NEST FOR TWO — CJozy two-bti tors., Hwy 35, Shrewsbury. 741-5212. I, GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS chides Uie aggregate amount of $23,- 59 Tlndall Road Colts. Neck Township Board ot Ed. •:•'• room ranch with modem kitchen, at- 24-Houi Service. (A) Operations 000 (Including the $20,000 stated ' In Mlddletown, N.J. Box 31, R. D. #1 tractive living room with open fire- OENERAL GOVERNMENT: said Ordinances) which Is estimated Feb. 14 |]()i35 Colts Neck, New Jensy place. Located on ons of Fair Haven's FROM ONE LOT TO 100 ACRES - Administrative and Executive to be necessary to finance the cost Feb. 14 8J.8B prettied streets. Offered at il5,M0. Either commercial or residential. Call Salaries and Wages 10,400.00 t.400.00 9,400.00 0,400.00 of such purpose, including architect's NOTICK Hurry, call today. ELWOOD A. ARM- NOTICE TO PERSONS IN MILITARY NOTICE MULLANEY REALTY. 6T1-51S1. Other Expenses: fees, accounting, engineering and In- NOTICE TO PERSONS DESIRING •"••: 8TROKO AOBNCY. REALTORS, 555 Surely' Bonn Premiums 200-00 50.00 50,00 37.00 13.00 spection costs, legal expenses end SF,RVK;B OR PATIENTS IN VET- Prospect Ave. Little Silver. 741-4SOO. WORLD'B FINEST (.500.00 1,831.48 32 66 other expenses, Including Interest on ERANS' HOSPITAL!) AND TO ABSENIKK BALLOTS ? INVBSTMJSNT OPPORTUNITY Miscellaneous Other Expensas 6,515.00 THEIR RELATIVES AND FRIENDS If you are a qualified and registered > OLDE SHREWSBURY — Delightfu Financial Administration such obligations to the extent per- For non-professlonalj In Luoaya-Free 5,300.00 2,300.00 2,300.00 mitted by Section (OA:2-20 of the Local It you are : In the mlHtwy servlci voter of the State who expects to bo" •"• Cape Cod In excellent condition. Coty' port Grand Bahama Island. Lots start Other Expenses - 9,900.90 or are a patient In a Veterans' ho« absent outside the State on February* '"' living room with fireplace, dlnlnl Assessment of Taxes Bond Law. '8 at $2295 with tornu. plus no Income, 4,000.00 4.000.00 pltal and desire to vote, or If you23, 1898, or a Qualified and reglsterei • • - room, kltohen with dishwasher, threi Salaries and Wages — 4,000.00 4,000.00 voter who will be within the State on. "'.V. lrjherlt&nce or properly taxes. You can 3.000.00 1,150.00 1,718.40 Section 3. To finance said purpose, are a relative or friend of a person bedrooms, den two full baths, lul Inspect before deciding. Fly down on Oilier Expenses 1,87 S.OQ bonds of aald Borough ot an aggregate ho Is In the military service or Is February 23, 1066, but because of Ill- baseminl Oversized attached garage. basis tantamount to being cost free II Collection of Taxes principal amount not exceeding $6,500 - patient In a Vtferar.!a' hospital who. ness or physical disability, or because Convenient location. Asking 119,900. you purchase land. Call Mr. Rogers Salaries and Wages , 9,200.00 8,200,00 1,767.89 S.7S7.89 are hereby authorized to be Issued you believe will desire to vote In theot tlie observance of a rellgloua holiday Call for appointment. ROLSTON at 7U-450O or write to "B.F.", Bo« Other Expenses 1,700.90 1,515.00 2,018 48 1,710.98 307.80 pursuant to said Local Bond Law. Annual School Election to ba held on pursuant to the teneta of your religion, ''•' WATIRBURY. REALTOR, 16 W. Fron 620, Red Bank for details. Legal Services and Costs Said bonds shall bear Interest at a February 21, 1986, kindly write to the(•r because of resident attendance in • ft. Red Bank. 717-3800. . Batarles and Wagea 4,000.00 4.000.00 S.MO.OO 8,600.00 rate which shall not exceed six perundersigned at once. making appiica- school, college, or university, will be "•" Other Expenses — 1,700.00 1,700.00 J973.70 2,973.70 centum (6%) per annum. All matteri lon for a military service ballot i unable lo cast your ballot at the poll- •", XBYPORT - Three bedroomi. itf BUSINESS PROPERTY Public Building's and Grounds with respect to aald bonds not deter be voted In jald election -to be fo IDJT placB In your district oa laid dan, ':.". baths, modern kitchen, large living 4,137.00 and dining rooms, wall-to-wall carpet Salaries and Waxes « 4.200.00 1,700.00 1,137.00 mined by this ordinance shall be dewarde- d to you, It you are in the nd you desire to vote In the Special,"", full dry cellar* Located-In quiet neigh SEE THIS IDEAL INDUSTRIAL BITE Other Expenses: termined hy resolutions to be here- military service or are a patient Ir School District election lo be held on - borhood. Walk to city transportation With modern oltloei, two-car garage Flsk Street Building 1.450.00 1,429.00 1,484.08 1,484.08 after adopted, a Veterans' hospital, statins you February 23, 1966, kindly write or ap.:":'.' alwpi, church and schools. City water and Income property. Centrally located Miscellaneous Other Expenses 11,050.00 10,800.00 12,537.40 12,424.76 Section 4. To finance said purpose, ntame, age. . serial number, home ad ply in person to the undersigned at once '' suut sewer. Immediate occupancy. In Red Bank area. 165.000. IVEART— Planning Board bond anticipation notes of said Bor- dress and the address at which yot requesting that a civilian absentee bal- ' Priced to sell. Call 264-0552. NEMETH AOENCY, Realtor, 102 W, Salaries and Wagei 850.00 200.00 300.00 800.00 ough of an aggregate principal amount are staMonw or can be- found or I lot be forwarded to you. Such request"'" Front St., Red Bank. 711-2240. Other Expenses . „ 150.00 150.00 75.00 64.48 not exceeding $6,500 are hereby au- you desire the military service ballo must state your home address, and" THaSb-BEDROOM HOUSE UNOEF Board of Adjustment thorized to be Issued pursuant to said to be forwarded to him, stating In the address to which said ballot should- V CONSTRUCTION - On 50xlW lot In 8alarlcs and Wages - 350.00 300.00 100.00 300.00 Local Bond Law In anticipation of theyour application that he is over th' be sent, and must be signed with your ^. Rum«on.-..Call 842-0173. REAL ESTATE WANTED Other Expenses : „ 100.00 128.00 (0.00 . 2105 51.05 Issuance of said bonds. Said notes use, of 21 years and stating his name signature, and state the reason why Shade Tree Commission shall bear Interest at a rate which shall aerial number, home address and th you will not be able to vote at your-'"-™' APPLIBROOK RANCH - Three bed 150.00 135.43 14.87 address at 'which he Is stationed o usual polling place.. No civilian ab-"• • rooms, Urge paneled family room, NEED VACANT LAND Other Expenses — 100.00 "0.00 not exceed Bix per centum (6%) percan be found •entee ballot will be furnished or tor- •» brick wall ftaplace In living room. Insurance ' annum, and may be renewed from warded to any applicant unless request '• ' Small lot or large tracts, call MUL- Group Insurance Plans for Employees: »„«.*• time to time purBuant to and within Forma of application can be obtained llay be seen weekends ooly. <71-O743, LANEY REALTY, 871-5151. I.8U.M I.51S.68 therefore Is received not less'than S " Hospital Service Insurance 3,800.00 ''SSS'JJ the limitations prescribed by said Law. from the undersigned. days prior to the election, and coa-.'" -• HOLMDEL — Large custom built Qold Workmen'a Compensation Insurance 6,000.00 T'KK'S? 4,000,00 4,000.00 All matters with respect to «atd nnten Dated: February 14, 19G5 HELP — ACTION) 1,075.00 1,073.28 Ins the foregoing Information. Medallion ranch. Beautifully located HELP UJ: our 12 salespeople need a Other Insurance Premiums „ L200.00 1,200.00 not determined by this ordinance shall JAMES W. DAVIDHEISER Date: February U, 1868 1 1-a acre*. Relocating. Mult Ball. listing on your home. PUBLIC SAFETY: be determined by resolutions to be Secretary 131,900. Call 3M-3W4. ACTION ta our motto-profeisional eer* Fire hereafter adopted. In lite event that Mlddjetowr/ Township LESLIE H. DOUOLASS, Secretary 250.00 bonds are Issued pursuant lo this ordi- Colts Neck Township Board Ol B4. '."1- JTEW MONMOUTH — Three-bedroom vices are Just a phone call away. Salaries and Wages 250.00 250.00 nance, the aggregate amount of notes Board of Education ranch. tlS.WC Priced below FKA ap- Trade-lne—Exchanges Other Expenses: 5S Tlndall Road Bo-t 31, R. D. #1 hereby authorized to be Inaupfl sjhall Colts- Neck, New Jersey iralial. Owner re-locatlnc. Many ex Commercial and InvestmerA properllei Fire Hydrant Service .-. 8,800.00 6.600.00 •,025,00 •,014.89 10.20 reduced by an amount equal to the Mldaletown, N.J. lias Principals only. 78T-CT9. Member Two Multiple Listing Services Miscellaneous Other Expenses 6,300,M 6,500.00 1,375.00 «, 367.29 7.71 Feb. 14 110,12 Feb. 14 19.89 :-•".• WALKER k WALKER Police HAZLET — FouM»droom Colonial, Realtors . Salaries and W»gei »1,000.00 70,000.00 89,400.00 (9,390.70 9.30 1U baths, lining room, recreation Shrewsbury- Mlddlelown-Holmdei ' Other Expenses 10,025.00 »,850.00 11,550 00 9,513.47 2,036.(3 -LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE- -LEGAL NOTICE room. Oarage, call owner, 964(573, for 1,050.00 1,038.2ft appointment. No brokers. 6)1 Broad SU %< Hwy. U First Aid Organliatton-Contributlon 1.600.00 1,600.00 11.74 M1-M12 671-3311 Municipal Court Appropriated ' Expended 1985 COLTS NECK - Large Colonial on Salaries and Wanes S.0O0.0O 3.800.M 9.M0.M 9,100.00 Total wooded lot. J.D. ROCHE, Realtor, WE NEKI> — Five or six, i-s bedroom Other Expenses 375.00 875.00 225.00 204.01 20.99 forlH63By for 1965 As Long Bridge Rd., Colts Neck. t48- homes, furnished or unfurnished, from Civil Defense and Disaster Control Emergency Modified By Paid 4955. $85 to S175 per month for lncc-rftltig Oilier Expenses 1,450.00 1,550.00 1,550.00 ' 71I.7J 131.27 tor for IMS Resolution All Transfers or Charged Reserved- personnel. THE-BIRO AGENCY. Rt, STREETS AND ROADS: LITTLE SILVER — Charming rarfch 35 Mldilletown. e7i-.«> TOTAL DEFERRED CHAROES AND house. Three bedroomi, formal dining Jlnatl Renalr and Maintenance STATUTORY EXPENDITURES- Salaries and Wages —:. 19,0«0.M M.WO.OD U, 500.00 19,475.03 24.97 MUNICIPAL - — .._ 24,198.00 22,567.00 22,581.00 22,391.18 173.83 room, fireplace In living room. Large JN M1DDLETOWN — Three-bedroom Other Expenses , : 16,125,00 18,950.00 11,250.00 17,919.23 331.77 lot. f23.S0O. Call 747-2645. ranch or Cape Cod. Basement and gi- Street LlR-Mlnn THE LAZY END OF THE RIVER - cage, (lootl sized lot. J18.000 to HB.500. Other Kxpenips ..._ 1,400.00 7,000,00 1,m.4l 7,310.43 (HI Total (lensral Approprlallons for Older house. Renovated with laflte Jail 756-5378. SANITATION: Munlclol Purposes (llfmi 8 (A) to and charm lAvlxfg room with fire- Garbage sml Trash Removal ' , Inclusive) 316.074.00 301,143.00 304,143.00 293,717.70 10,425.30 "• place, dining room has sliding glass House Hunting! It a open sea' Salaries and Wejra 22.700.00 21.000.M :i,3M.83 21.3Bi.S3 doors to screened porch, eat-In kitchen, son in the Daily Register Classi- Other Expenses 8,400.00 7,550.00 8,850.00 6,607.81 42.16 den overlooks water. Three beilrooms, Regional Sewer Study lta! 500.00 600.00 600.00 500.00 den J',4 batni, family room. Three year 'ARAOJVAPH THERETO OF AN OR- RECREATION AND EDUCATION: ol'l spill. Modern kltchm. JM,W0. nil MNANCE KNOWN BY ITS SHORT Cock Maintenance DEDICATION BY RIDER—N.J.S. 40A:4-39 "The dedicated revenues anticipated durlna the year 1988 from Dof .. ..• »170. FORM TITLE AS 'AN ORDINANCE Other Expenses 650.00 l.OOO.OO 1,000.00 999.86 .14 Licenses are hereby anticipated as revenue and are hereby aooroorlaled for the purooses to which said revenue.-—— CONCERNINO ALCOHOLIC BEVER- f LITTLE SILVER — 3 bedrooms, 1M Parks and Playgrounds dedicated bv statute or other legal requirement." .___ AGES IN AND FOR THE BOROUOH , 450.00 439.12 10.88 baths, family style kitchen, living OP SHREWSBURY' AiDOPTED DE- Other Expenses . 800.00 1,000.00 room Full dry basement. New roof. CEMBER 8th. 1065" wae presented for Board if rt^cfeallrtn Commissioner*— APPENDIX TO BUDGET STATEMENT Afbestos Jlrllnj. H9.600. 747-1565. Introduction and first reading xi Tues. n.B, 40:12-1 DOMI'AKATIVJS STATEMENT OF CUMWNT FUND ' Jay, Jartasury It. 19W by the Mayor Salaries and Wages ",100.00 4.900.00 4,875.00 4.86H.M NEV SHREWSBURY - Beven-room 9,755.00 2,(56.75 68.29 CURRENT FUND BALANCE SHEET OPERATIONS AND CHANCE IN CURRENT SCRfLfg and Council of the Borough of Shrews, Other Expenses S.KI.OO »,875.t» DECEMBER 31, IMS ranch, rwo baths, full cellar. A-l bury and on Tuesday. February 6, Celebration ot Puhllc Event, comlltlon. Lot 128x212. 741-1847. lm vat flnaJI" mloptrri and approved. Anniversary or Holiday Surplus Balance January 1st 103,783.02 S6.S34.84 HOLMDEL AREA - Prestige four-bed- FREDERIC MEsllNA. Other Expenses .!„ 500,00 "CUMRKNT REVENUE ON A room ranch. Carefully constructed (or Mayor AM to Privately Owned Library CASH BASIS: low maintenance. Oood privacy. In theAttest: Salaries and Wales _ _. 5.SOO.00 ",000.00 4,925.00 4,920.25 4.75 Current Taxea mid 60s J.D. ROCHE REALTOR. Jeftn W. Fabry. Other Bxpenses ..„ 2.O5S.00 SUOO.OO 1,250.00 701.3] 845.68 • (Percentage collected: 1985 60%. 1M4 05%) 1.Z34.98T.12 1,071^184.18 Long Brldo Rd., Colls Neck. SW- Borough Clerk AM to Privately Owned Library— Cash and Investments 399,107.61 Fell. 14 15.08 (Stale Aid) 300.48 5ffl.ll 300.48 Delinquent Taxes - 55.145.23 84,310.43 Receivables with Offsetting Reserves: Other Revenue and Additions Naw BHREWSBURY COLONIAL - NOTICE TOTAL OPERATIONS (Item I(A)) M2.67t7(K) 261,376.48 2*1,370.48 252,311.94 9,0S3.C4 Taxes Receivable J5.35C.21 to Income _ 103.O69.B4 107,881.80- Four bedrooni, three baths, garage. NOT1CH TO PERSONS DESIRING Tax Title Liens Receivable 6,702.32 b-'emem. 527,500. Oall 7(7-53BO. ; ABSENTEE BALLOTS Property Acquired by Tai Title TOTAL FUNDS ...1,497,809.20 1,347,871.93 If you are a Qualified arxt registered NEW MONMOUTH - Six-room ranch. (B) Contingent ... 2.000.00 2.000.52 2,000.52 814.58 1,185.94 Llfn Liquidation Three biitroonu, single bath, living oter of the State who expects lo be Other Receivables 11,751.50 room dining room Urge kitchen and bsent outeldo the BUt» on February EXPENDITURES ANI) 13 1M« or a Q.ualltted and regletered TOTAL OPERATIONS INCLUDING TOTAL ASSETS •HS17.M full basement. Patio and outdoor fire- oter who will be within the State on CONTINDENT ,, ., 284.675.00 2«3,S78.00 283,316.00 259.126.51 10,249.48 place, Near schools, buses and ahop- 1Me Municipal Appropriation's 301,143.00 JB7,30O.OO pint center. Wall-to-wall carpetlug reMuarr "• *>ut because ot 111. School Taxes (Including lea* or physical disability, or because : LOCRI and Regional i 896,058.11 199,489.43 throughout. May aBaum* 4<> per cent >f ths observance of a religious holl- Detail: mortgage. IIH.flM, 747-588H. Salaries and Waxes 172,150,0(1 1S5.1M.D0 153,949.72 150,301.70 3,'848.02 County Taxea (Including lay pursuant lo the tenets of your r»- 109,420.28 102,B24.82 0,1101.46 LIABILITIES, RESERVES AND BUM-MIS Added Tax Amounts) ,.. 187.H2.03 178,3*8.78 HAZLET — Thrce-bcllroom ranch, near Iglon, or because of resident atten- Otlifr Expenses (Including contingent) 112.52MK) ance at a school, college or unlver. (Ol (unllal Improvements Other JCxnendltures anH exhonll and shopping. Large fenced 4,000.00 4,000.00 Deductions (rom Income •,60S.0O,T-; In yird. Oal heal. . (11,400. Call 204 »l:y, will be unable to caet your ballot Capital Improvement Fund 3.000,00 4,000.00 45M for Hntnun' t the polling place In your district Rnarl Construction or Reconstruction Cash Liabilities 281,58.1.54 n said date, and you desire to vote In with S'.ate AH 4,200.00 4,200.00 4,200.00 4,200.00 Reserves lor Receivable! 85,410.03 TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND .' COUNtRY CLUB BSTATX3 - Caps the apaclal school election to l>» held Surplus 110,522.07 TAX REQUIREMENTS 1.387,343.13 1,2U,««S.2O ' Cod. 13x17 knotty pine kitchen, living m February 33, itM kindly write or TOTAL CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS , S.iOO.M room, wUl-to-will carpeting, three bed- apply In person to the undersigned at TOTAL LIABILITIES, RID6B1WE8 TOTAL AtlJIIBTED rooms den, two baths. Fenced back Dnce requesting that a civiuan absen- AND BURPLUS 481,117,64 yard. Bos and train tranaportatlou. tee ballot be forwarded to you. Such (D) Manlrln.l Debt Service EXPENDITURES AND Pice neighborhood, good aohoola. request must state your home ad- Payment of Bond Antlcleatlon and TAX REQUIREMENTS ....1,387,343.13 l,24J,88I.J0 «»,7<». Call 741-5M0. itnss, and the tddrest to which tald Capital Notes 10,000.00 10,000.00 10.000.00 ballot should ba lent, and must be OWNER'* SACRIWC1 - Shrewsbury 10,000.00 10,000,00 Surplus Balance December ,11st 110,822.07 103,783.01 '* Capt Cod. rirtplace. four fcedrdonu, tlgntd nun "our ilgti«turt, and state TOTAL MUNICIPAL DEBT SERVICE 10,000.00 the reaeon why you will not be able School Tai L«VT Unpaid. ._ two bath* Basement, garage. Excel- lo vote at your usual polling place. latit location. Priced more than SUMO • Nearest even peroentaae may b> used. below »p»r«l»ed value. |«,»W. RED- No civilian abstrxei ballot will ba fur- (E) BuforrNl Thaws and Wstntorr * Balance Included In Abovt WON AOfWCY, ftealtora, 301 Maple lnri or forwitrrier) lo any applicant r.iprnHllurMMiprHllMllla "Cash Liabilities" ._-™_ Ave., Cornur Butan PI,, Red. Bank. unless request Ibersfor la received not (1) DSniRRBD CHAROES: FROPOftKI) \m, or CURRENT FUND 141-MOO, IKs* lhan e'ght ill days prior to the Marred Charge lo Future Taxation— nanrum ni m» Bvottwr lection, and eontalni'the wregolrg In- Not Bonnxt: RID BANK - Spaelous threebedroom lormuion. Construction of Bnrouah Building „„ 8,000.00 8,000,00 6,000.00 8,000.00 liirpltui Balance Dtetmbtr 31, l brick stucco Colonial. Coi/venlenlly lo- Dated: February V, IBM (» STATUTORY «XP«!NI»TUBBS: Current Surplus Anticipate In io.wol Thundertll] 7:10: 8:30. •JMPoJyGoloJGClo r Edmond O'Brien—90 mln. <-News-McGee-Color 9-10 (*)-Andy WlHtanu. Bob Newhart, SAYRE WOODS- 5—Chuck McConn—Children S-News and cowbells for "It's Not Unusual," and J—Romper Room—Ctilldrefi Skitch and his string orchestra play "A Hard Nancy Wilson, and folk singers Peter, Paul ASBURY PARK Thunderball 7—Donno Rwd—Comedy 7—Where Th# Action u 7-News-Seutel, Morlin MENU) PARK H—Cartoons—Children—Color 9—Mike Dougka—Vorlety 9-^FIIm—Love In the Afternoon— Day's Night." (Color). and Mary add up to a nicely balanced guest LYRIC- 11-Eljhm Man-Cartoon Audrey Hepburn—? hn, CINEMA- 1}-El«tronlcs At Work 13—Compleat Gardener 7:30-8:50 (13)—America's Crises. "Old Age list tonight. Newhart talks about the cus- Tom Jonei 10:00. Irmi hi Douce 7:30. 11:8 - 11:10 Tho«e Marnlllcent Men In Their Ply. S-Niws <—Weottier—Antolne—Color Part II; Out ot Sight Out of Mind." The title tomary retirement party and joins Williams MAYFAfR- ini Machlnei !:M: 4:10; 7:l6: 8:45. 7—Local News—Martin, Beutel 5—Film—«ondom Harvest— refers to the nursing homes, hospitals and and Miss Wilson for a song. Peter, Paul and Ten Ullte IndllM 8:30: 7:30: 9:35. PERTH AMBOt 1J;M 11—Surprise Show—Color Ronald Colmon—7 v»., 30 mln. ST JA>IES- J—SBrch For Tomorrow 13-Once Upon A Doy-Chlldren 11:15 other institutions available for the care of the Mary do a turn with Andy besides singing AMBOYS DRIVE-IN— *-Post Office—Game—Color *—Local News—Hart?—Colcr Those Munificent Men In Their Fly- Cartoons 7:00. Darllni 1M: 11:01. 3:30 ll.'M aged, and the nature of the treatment they "Cruel War" and "Jane, Jane" on their own; Im Machines. Village of Glan'.B 9:31. 7—Fotiw Know? Best S—Sandy Becker—Children 13—Explorlnj Nature 2—Sports—Frank Gltford offer. Highlights include segments of the hear- and Nancy Wilson solos to "If Ever I Would NEPTUNE CITY II—Three Stooaes-Comedy ll:u MAJESTIC- 11:45 IJ-Cortooni—Children ings held by a Senate subcommittee investi- Leave You," and joins host Williams for a big NEPTUNE CITY- Slender Thread 2:00; 7>00; IO:U. I'll }—Guldlnj LloM—Seriol J—W«jther—Johnny Andrew! Take Sweden 3:35; 8:40. !:« *—Sports—Teoaue—Color gating nursing homes, and interviews with production number on old movie days. (Col- RepulBlnn 7:25: t:35. 12:55 13—Friendly Glant-ctilldren 7—Editorial—John O. Gilbert MONTCLAIR 4—Hem—Frank McGe« leading geriatricians testing and rehabilitat- or). ERICKTOWN CLAIRIDGE- 1:00 7-N«ra-Peter Jwinlnsi J-Fllm-My Foolish Heart- ing the elderly under their care. 10-11 (2)-"Gene Kelly in New York, New BRICK PLAZA- 3— News— Dunn, Murray EVENING Dana Andrews— I hr., S3 mln. 8:30-9 (2)—The Lucy Show. Dean Martin My Fair Lady 8:00. 4-PDQ-Gonu-Color i:00 4—Johnny Canon—Color York." Fans of Gene Kelly's vintage MGM Eartlnf t:SC. L Shtpei Room 9:4U WEEKEND IN VERMONT 5—Cartoons—Children 3—News—Jim Jensen 7-Fllm-Wtien Willie Comes Marchlno warms up this entry—one of Lucy's best of the musicals will enjoy seeing the hoofer, still in NEW YORK - Miss Dorothy 7—Ben Casey—Drama 4-Nttn—MacNtlt, Pressman Ho/ne—Don Delley— 1 hr, 45 mln season. An engaging script based on a mis- good form, cavorting around New York in . 9—Divorce Court—Drama 7-Film-Wor Is Helll- Il-One Step Beyond—Dmma North of Red Bank Baccaro of MitMletown, N. J., 11—Film—Becky Sharp— Tony Russell—90 mln. 13—Folk Gultar-Musir taken identity plot finds Martin dating Lucy song and dance, using such expensive on-lo- and Miss Julianne Hueth 6f Miriam Hopkins—90 mln. 9—News—.Inhn Wlnoole—Color 11:00 and their moments together are light hearted cation backdrops as the United Nations, the ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 13—Once Upon A Day—Children II—N"'«—Mirtln O'Horo II—Posslna Porode— Nesbltt Spring Lake, N. J., both students 1:00 and charming. Martin's easy-going banter and Museum of Modern Art Garden, and Green- 1:10 13—Whot's New—Children ATLANTIC- at Claremont Secretarial School 5-Klng And Odle—Carloont t—News— Bob Teogue relaxed manner are winning, and Lucy reacts wich Village streets. Gene's guests in this II—Locol News—John Tlllmon 9—News And Weather Haie To Live 7:15. Glory Ouyi S:00. here, recently attended the 1:15 in good style, A happy show. (Color). familiar musical tour include Gower Cham- 5-Newj 1:15 MIDDLETOWN school's animal winter weekend 9—Walltr Klernon—Color *-Fllm—Frontier Marshal- 8:30-10 (lJ)-The Beethoven Year. "Fidel- pion, British musical comedy star Tommy 1:30 Randolph Scott-85 mln, TOWN- in Mount Snow, Vt. J-As The World Tt/rol lo." Music commentator Jay S. Harrison is Steele, singer Damita Jo, and last but not 9—Sports—Masher—Color 7—FJIm—CWs ot Sea- Tho«e MatniHcent Men In Their Dy. 4-Lefs Moke A Deal-Color Guy Rolfe-1 hr., 3J mln. host of this documentary study of Beethoven's least, Woody Allen, who delivers a very fun- lnj Machlnei 7:15; 9:49. Miss Baocaro is a graduate of 5—Film—Bulldog Dri'imwnd el Boy- <:25 Mater. Dei High Sdhool,- N«w Mon- Ron Randell—1 fir., 25 mln. H_Weo«ieT—VlKlnn F. J—Coufoln Kaogaroo Dorothea's Catholic Church. 4—You Don't Sayl—Gome—Color Alan Lodd-J hn. V7—Cortoons-CNtdren 5-Paul Wlncftell—Children henanaooWestern 11—Pancake Mon-Chlldrtii The costume ball will be held "THE THUNDERBALL 7-Young Morrl«l»-Swtol 11-«ollywoo, Freehold Moll 10:M The Biggest Bend of All "TOM JONES" at 10:06 7_N(wj-BIII Owen • RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The Ul-MM 10:15 SEAN CONNERY *-New>—Edwin Newman Music Department of She high Middletown TV Service 1J—Historic Shrlnei school will present ths first in AS' AGENT 007 IN 10:10 S^-WcCoys—Comedy •> series >ol student recitals 416 HWY. 36 787-7353 BELFORD 4-Concentratlon—Gam* Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. in tihe "THUNDERBALL" 5-Bot Mntersan-Western II—True Atfymture—Color high school music room. Teehnleolor • Panovlilen 10:45 3—Your Place In Buslnm The first program will include SHOWS TON1TE AT 11:09 Peasant Dance by Garrett-Web- 7:1$ end 9:4S J-Andy Crllllth-Comedy *-M»rnlng Star-Color er, performed by Eileen Wei- FREE "POOL SCHOOL" 5—Astrotcy—Cartoon man on the flute; The Equali, 7-*raermarkel Sweep 9-World Advenhires-Color Beethoven - Beeler, the high IIIIIIIII STARTS WED. EVENING! 1-Snu(fy Smlth-CoW school brass quartet featuring ll:U 13—Parlons Francois III Thomas Baumgartner, trumpet PREVIEW OF SUMMER'S MOST 11:15 I, Michael Goldstein, Trumpet il—Mock And Myer-Comedv It Pays to Advertise in The Register !!:» II, Alvin Ench, F. Horn and Su- NOW SHOWING 13-Wonder 01 Words' san Moran, baritone horn, and MAT. EVERYDAY AT Z;00 EXCITING SWIMMING POOLS 11:10 Promenade, Delmas, Lucille De 2—Dick Von Dyke-comedy 4-Parodls» Bay-Color Masi on the clarinet. N. Y. Crltlci Award Builders Block & Supply Co., Inc., In co-operation 5-Carloons—Children bring the family 7—Ootlnj Gome ACTRESS with MAJOR POOL EQUIPMENT CORP., will eon- f-Memorv Lone-Joe Fronklln Sell Fasti The Daily Register !1-Canil Corte«-Color TO OUR REST duct a SWIMMING POOL SCHOOL on INSTALLA- 11:40 Classified. Uh«l I DIRECTOR tJ—Exploring Science TION and CONSTRUCTION for homeowners wishing I He on> under 16 admlHed) to install their own, ln-the*ground pool and tor those ATLANTIC WEEK NIGHT SPECIALS "A MOVIE THAT YOU" interested in a CONTRACTOR-INSTALLED pool. Library Unit THEATRE SHOULD NOT MISS! Atlantic Mslilamls—M. 30101W Attend the "Pool School" Tuesday, February 22, 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. -JUDITH cmr, NOW THRU TUESDAY on NBC-TV "TODAY" show 1966 at 2:30 P.M., to learn all about the various Will Elect SUZANNE PLESHETTE types of swimming pools available. A sound-and- BRADFORD DIUMAN * Monday Special * BEN GAZZARA color motion picture will show the latest pool con- Tomorrow "A RAGE TO LIVE" struction methods. Get information on proper poet NEW SHREWSBURY - The Plus - "THE GLORY GUYS" FRIED CHICKEN 139 location, layout, excavation, plumbing, filters, etc. New Shrewsbury Public Library Association will elect officers to- FRENCH FRIES, TOSSED SALAD I • imrifmr Learn the A to Z of pools. Includes FREE installation morrow at 8:30 p.m. in the li- COMPLETE DINNER—1.99 an emBassu t>icrure3 reteaee #P and maintenance literature. Coffee and refresh- brary at Borough Hall. ments will be served. As usual, nominations from the floor will be welcomed. * TUESDAY SPECIAL * NOW SHOWING!! The nominating committee mm OWN «jofM. - MOWB a TOO rM 2:30—7:30—9:35 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22,1966-2:30 P.M. slate includes Eric O. Holmgren ummiCT.mwT. HTn•>...... _.CL|p &ND MAIL...... John Erlacher, recording secre- tary; Benjamin R. 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