Red Bank Moving on School Construction SEE STORY BELOW

Weather HOME Occasional rein, chance of THEMLY thundershoweri today, high in mid 40s. Clearing tonight, low Red Bank, Freehold FINAL M-SS. Mostly sunny and cold to- Long Branch morrow, high 40-45. Friday's out- I 7 look, fair and seasonable. Copyright—ThREGISTERpyg e Red Bank Register, Inc. 1967. DIAL 7414)010 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S HOMHO E NEWSPAPENEPAP R FOR 88 YEARS PiU it Red Buk ul it Addition^ LUWns um«i WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1967 VOL. 89, NO. 183 ld diJly. Mondfcr through Friday. Second Clui Postage 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Keansburg Controversies Boil — Teachers Will Be Paid County School Superintendent Withholds State Aid , By FRANK W. HARBOUR Earl Garrison told The Daily Register last night that this and added: "The teachers will be paid, but on the other hand The board president said the blame for not hiring a super- length of time, some six months, is "unreasonable" and "not I do not appreciate this action taken by Mr. Garrison. intendent earlier rests with the former board majority. "They KEANSBURG — Monmouth County School Superintendent In the best interest of the school system." "He did not even notify ys he was withholding state aid, did not call meetings or anything else," he said. Earl B. Garrison is withholding the quarterly state aid check Since rumors of the action started circulating in town and for that reason and many others, that is no way to do Prior to the Feb. 14 election/Mr. Preston was a member (or this school district, Board of Education President George business." W, Preston Jr. reported last night. yesterday there have been reports that teachers would not get of the board minority. The election turned on the Currie issue, their next paychecks, due today. Mr. Garrison said he is not sure of the amount of the and as a result the minority (Preston) faction; with the election It is a precedent in Monmouth County. check. "I just put it in my vault," he reported. of Robert E. Scales, became the majority and now controls Mr. Garrison termed that "ridiculous" and added, "In any The board president estimated the amount at about $50,000 The check has been held for approximately a week. event, withholding of state aid has nothing to do with pay- by 5-4 vote. The board may appeal to acting state Commisioner of or more. "I don't have the budget figures with me," he said, Education Joseph E. Clayton Jr. to force Mr. Garrison to checks." "but I believe our total aid is over $200,000, and we get four REPERCUSSIONS release it. . ' He explained that payroll money is taken out of tax funds checks a year." With the reinstatement of Mr. Currie, earlier this month, The reason for the hold-up: the board, since last August, which are periodically turned over to the board by Borough Mr. Garrisoh said, if teachers don't get paid, his office school principal William Di Maio resigned with 60 days' notice, has been without a school superintendent. That month, Thomas Council, and does not normally come out of state aid. can't be blamed. " and one of the pro-Currie teachers, Michael J. Palumbo, was appointed acting assistant principal. Mr. Di Maio's termination Garrison (no relation to the county superintendent) retired, He said if council is up to date in its payments to the "State law vgiyes a board the power to borrow money, just after the issue over fired teacher Robert T. Currie came board "there should be no problem with the payroll." if it has to, in anticipation of tax payments from the governing date is April 21. to the boiling point. Mr. Preston reported that council, in fact, is up to date, body," he said. (See AID, Pg. 3, Col. 6) Plot 'Witness' Heard NEW ORLEANS, La. (AP) - Before court reopened, mys- New Orleans television station station, Russo explained he nevSha- w to "shut up. Leave him Perry Raymond Russo, who tery surrounding this "confiden- WDSU that Ferrie never men- er came forth with his infor- (Ferrie) alone. He knows what testified he heard Lee Harvey tial informant" thickened. The tioned Oswald's name to him, mation before because "I left it he's talking about. He's the Oswald and two others plot to riddle: adding, "I had never heard of to professionals .. . when they pilot." assassinate President John F. — Russo, 25, an insurance Oswald until on television... came out with Oswald as the But when Russo was asked by Kennedy, faces cross-examina- salesman from Baton Rouge, ahh... the assassination." man. Then I forgot it." newsman earlier whether he tion today by defense lawyers. told the court he was in the — Russo gave details in court — Russo told the court that thought Ferrie might have had Counsel for Clay L. Shaw, the apartment of David W. Ferrie of the meeting in Feme's apart- Ferrie proposed flying the get-anything to do with the assassi- wealthy businessman arrested by here in September, 1963, and lis-ment, saying the plot involved away plane into Mexico to refuel nation, he replied: Dist. Atty, Jim Garrison on a tened to the three men conspire sacrificing one man to allow the for a flight to Cuba. Russo said Just Speculation charge of conspiring with Os- to kill the President and escape. others to make a getaway, a Shaw interrupted to say that as "Well, that I don't know and wald and David W. Ferrie to But two weeks ago, shortly af- possible flight to Cuba, diver- soon as the shots were fired "the it would be just speculation. murder Kennedy, put off their ter Ferrie died of what the coro- sionary shooting and "triangula- world would know about it," andDave Ferrie had the ability be- questions yesterday until they ner termed natural causes and tion of crossfire." there would be no way to get cause of a keen mind and abil- could study scholastic and busi- Garrison maintained was sui- Yet in an interview earlier the plane out of Mexico. And ity to drive an airplane. Now ness records of Russo. cide, Russo told a newsman from with a Baton Rouge television Russo quoted Oswald as telling (See WITNESS, Pg. 2, Col. 1) Shore Branch Phase Starts May 7 State Will Stagger AldenePlan By CHARLES A. JOHNSTON vania Railroad and PATH tube land, president of the state Board Jersey subsidies are at a rate venting a,greater density in high- TRENTON - The Aldene Plan trains (Port of New York Au- of Public Utility Commissioners. more than equal to the total of way auto and bus use,. resulting for Central Railroad of New Jer-thority) on April 30, and the Mr. Goldberg said that he wasall commuter payments ($5 mil-air pollution, etc., which are ol sey commuters will be staggered shore branch, May 7. Both dates surprised, but not too "realisti- lion a year) for the Central, I concern to all taxpayers!" in a two-step introduction with are Mondays. cally," impressed, by a proposal don't think It Is likely that we •:. Mr. "'GbWberg said that ulti- EUROPEAN COMMAND FOLDS — American soldiers fold'the American Flag after shore line riders coming last, The operating agency is a wing at the Monday hearing by twocould shift the substantial dif- mate absorption of the Central it wat lowered for the last time yesterday at the U.S. European Command military the state Commuter Operating of the state Transportation De- Bayonne brothers, William and ference to the commuter and Railroad shore line service by headquarter! at Camp det Loges, near St. Germain-en-Laye, France. The headquar- Agency agreed yesterday. partment and its ruling backed Richard Feinberg, of Ocean still not discourage railroad use. the Pennsylvania is anticipated. The mainline traffic will enter up a commitment Monday Township, attorneys, that fares "One of the theories under But it will require considerable ters wat transferred to Stuttgart, Germany. (AP Wirephoto) the, new crossover to Pennsyl- night by Transportation Commis- be increased to keep existing which the state subsidies are paid negotiations between, the carriers sioner David J. Goldberg to getservices operating. He said: is that we are keeping this rail: and their labor representatives, Aldene going.' Mr. Goldberg also "Bearing'.in mind that New road operating and therefore pre- he'addedi . promised to keep existing Cen- tral terminals and ferry opera- School Constru ction Program tions in a standby position. Social Workers Hear Ginsberg Mr, Goldberg agreed to a plea by the commuters that present tracklines and ferry boats be kept ready as a precaution if Back in Motion in Red Bank Aldene, as the commuters pre- Political Action Urged dict, fails to meet its require- RED BANK - The Board of cluded in talks on regionalization. long-term contracts to send stu- lo on the feasibility of converting Ginsberg said that while strength- ments. By DORIS KULMAN lde recipients a minimally ade- Education put its school construc- Red Bank has been frustrated dents to Red Bank High. the high school to a primary quate income and help them be- ening of family life is one of tion program back in motion last Mltzner Elated EAST BRUNSWICK - Get in- in its elementary building pro- Last night's action started at school. to politics. ome self-supporting. the objectives of the public wel- night. gram by a referendum defeat of the elementary level. Henry A. It's not feasible, was Mr. Rigo- Bernard M. Mitzner, president of the American Commuters As- That's what New Jersey so- "A lot of those on welfare are fare program, 28 states still have In the process, the board a $2.33 million construction plan, Stevenson, chairman of the build- lo's conclusion. cial workers were told last night. ;oing to have to stay on a long rules granting Aid to Families showed its growing irritation withand in its high school expansion ing and grounds committee, re- The board, It was learned yes- sociation, who led a group of rail riders and officials before The exhortation came from ihne," he said, "and there aren't with Dependent Children funds the high school sending districts program by the failure of Little ported on an analysis received terday, engaged the architect Mitchell I. Ginsberg, New York iny simple, quick, inexpensive only when the father is absent of Little Silver and Shrews- Silver and Shrewsbury to renew from board architect Arthur Rlgo- (See SCHOOL, Pg. 3, Col. 5) the commissioner Monday, said he was elated at the outcome. City welfare commissioner. rotations to the problems. The from the home or medically dis- bury for causing delays in the Disavowal of the profession's olutions all arc tough, expensive abled. New Jersey is among program. Some ol the action in- "We could not have expected that the state would have put reluctance to get into politics is ind time-consuming." those 28. cluded: one step social workers can take As an example of Self-defeat- "What k'nd of idiocy is it when —A resolution dumping the off the Aldene schedule all to- Ylvisaker: Can't Do Miracles ;ether," he said. "But we do to effect social change, Commis- ing regulations. Commissioner (See WEL' PARE, Pg. 2, Col. 3) Idea of converting Red Bank High sioner Ginsberg told the 400 peo- School into a primary grade ASBURY PARK - Commis- said Yivisaker, who took over tinued; "it's all too easy to come have them on record as promis- ing to keep the existing facili- ple attending the annual award school, and reaffirming the sioner Paul N, Ylvisaker of thethe job two weeks ago, The detq.cpnvlction: s which prove wrong ties operating, so that we candinner of the North and South need for a new K-4 school. newly-created Department of partment was organized last or quickly obsolete." Jersey Chapters, National Asso- —A resolution directing the su-Community Affairs told 500 mumonth- . use them again if the Aldene $170 Million Rise Thus, the commissioner added, plan fails." ciation of Social Workers, in the perintendent and board architect nicipal and county officials yes- He addressed the 10th annual he hopes for the new state agen- Brunswick Inn. go ahead with preliminary plan- terday not to expect miracles State Planning Conference here Under Aldene, Central trains cy to become an "incubator of (7,500 passengers from Somerset, "In a democracy (and I can't ning of the renovation . and ex- from his agency. and later expanded his views in ideas." think of a better system) change pansion of the high school. He said there are no ready- an interview. Union and Hudson Counties, and Seen in Ratables He said the, various levels of ,500 from Monmouth) will shift comes through the political pro- —A motion directing letters to made solutions to the many Ylvisaker said that in some cess," the commissioner declared, TRENTON - The final tax which recorded a $10,000 house as the Little Silver and Shrewsbury problems confronting New Jerinstance- s th«e has been government must be willing "to to Pennsylvania Railroad tracks. go where the problem is, do At Pennsylvania's 'Newark sta- "so get into it, Seek elective and table for 1967, prepared by the $1 million ratable. boards, calling for a statement sey's metropolitan areas. a "Walter MItty mood" prevail- what seems necessary, try what appointive office. Become part The county's 1967 valuation for on their high school plans "with- "Every city has 1,000 prob- ing among government planners. tion, they will transfer to PATH Monmouth County Tax Board, seems promising, and consistent- or Penn trains for New York. of groups working for political personal property used in busi- out delay" and asking to be in-lems that need 1,000 answers," "In this business," he con- ly be ready to recognize and action." 'as released yesterday, showing ness and farming adds another Mr. Goldberg said his Monday Btat real estate ratables of $2,- learn from one'3 mistakes." night commitments to commut- Declaring that public welfare $281 million to the tax rolls, an ers were readily adopted by oth-rules and regulations "are de-i08,480,356 an increase of about increase of $33 million, or more As for the Community Affairs 1 than 25 per cent, from 1966. Department, he explained, it will ers in the Commuter Operating signed to defeat ,',the objectives 170 million over last year. Ippolito Hits Mayor, Council, serve many roles: Agency. These were Herbert A. the public welfare system was Tax Board secretary John Fer- Thomas, deputy commissioner for established to achieve, Mr. Gins- ruggiaro said the only substantial "We will undoubtedly.. berg said difficult and expensive Area Projects in every capacity from operator railroads; John A. Kervick, state changes between the final table Press on Police Issue Stand to financier, from umpire to thetreasurer, and William B. Hy-ohanges are necessary to pro-and a preliminary report pub- Funding Okayed man tagged out when caught off ished Feb. 3 was in Colts Neck LONG BRANCH — Councilman In a prepared statement which "I believe we have a good coun- base, from sales agent in Wash- nd Highlands. WASHINGTON (AP) - The Amedeo V. Ippolito last night was read at the City Council cil and good mayor, but I have ington to fall guy in New Jer- In Colts Neck, the preliminary Department of Housing and sharply criticized the mayor and meeting by City Clerk Sanita J. been very disappointed in the sey." , Asbury Park's Budgetindication was for a total of $58.4 Urban Development announced the City Council for falling to sup- Camassa, Mr. Ippolito, who is re-long period of silence and the lack funds yesterday for these One specific action the depart million but the final shows only New Jersey projects: port him against charges that he covering in Monmouth Medical of support publicly that they have ment will take is to revise $49.3 million, up from a final was guilty of political interfer- Center from a mild cardiac at- given me. I have for almost five Adopted by 3-2 Vote 1966 gross of $24.6 million. Rarltan Township, Mon- housing codes and penalties for mouth County, $82,500 addi- ence in the Police Department. tack, said: weeks been the subject of news landlords who violate the laws, ASBURY PARK — Fighting whose appointment last month: The difference in Colts Neck releases, some very unkind, and tional grant, raising total to he said. off a barrage of criticism that to replace J. Edward Schierloh, was due to a revaluation sur- $137,500, to help finance the radio releases, some very mis- local ctists were going in the Hackensack, helped bring on thevey recently completed. leading, and still there is no an- The commissioner said the av- purchase of 97 acres for park erage fine for housing code viola wrong direction, and shutting out present political turmoil, said At Highlands, the final total and recreational use. Dinkelspiel Countersswer from the mayor and council. minority proposal that would cuts in the tight budget prepared Until recently, I have remained tors is now $50. "We want to 'or 1967 was $16.7 million, down Red Bank, $7,500 loan for make that average between $500 have saved 8 cents in the taxby City Manager Paul H. Her-'rom the preliminary estimate of silent giving the mayor and coun- rate, City Council adopted a rec- mann could cause more trouble. preliminary planning of 50 and $1,000," he said. [18.2 million. The principal dif- low-rent homes. Statement by Cioffi cil time to judge the charges, and ord high 1067 budget here last Sees Emergency 'erence was a clerical error . „,,_ _„..„,„• „ - I believe their actions are purely Ylvisaker conceded the , de-night. If any of the items reduced, partment may face some opposi- LONG BRANCH — Former men began over the weekend dilatory and probably hopeful that The vote for the $3,665,814 lie said, were over-expended Councilman Edgar N. Dinkelspiel when, in asking for a full investl- this issue will soon be forgotten." tion from the advocates of home asserted last night that remarks gatlon by the county prosecutor's rule. HowDver, he added: spending schedule was 3 to 2. emergency appropriations would Also Criticized Councilman Joseph F. Mattice be required. And, he added, made on Monday by Councilman office of threatening phone calls "We must use the art of ju- Today's Index Henry R. Cioffi were "an insult allegedly made to Police Chief In his statement, Mr. Ippolito and Henry V. Vaccara voted considering, that the city's cash also struck at Police Chief Thom- |ltsu to redirect their energies." "no." The new tax rate for mu-surplus is down to $627, this was Selected Issues move up as over-all stock market dips .... Page 14 to every law abiding American Thomas M. Pesano Jr. Mr. Dlnkel- Another speaker, Conservation of Italian descent." spiel had said the calls were "the a« M- Pesano Jr. and the press. nicipal purposes will be $2.27 not too unlikely. Jimmy Walker's,era ends at the Garden - Page 18 Commissioner Robert A. Roe, per $100 assessed valuation, up The dispute between the twosort of tactics used by the Mafia, He reiterated his intention to The budget hearing, which sue the chief for his ''startling, termed the principle of home 24 cents from last year. Cathy Corcione sets national swim mark Page It tinhorns and other gangsters." rule a "sacred cow." lasted more than two hours, was Notice Mr. Cioffi replied on Monday by llbelous, defamatory charge" Mr. Mattice suggested cuts of tame by same past local stan- Page Page The Mayor and Council of theasserting his "pride. . . in the against the councilman. Mr. Ip- In order to conserve the state's $51,000 and additions to antici- dards, however. Al|enScott Editorials Borough of Keansburg will hold a contribution of Americans of )ta. -pollto contended that the chief's natural resources and to meepated revenues of $11,000. But Bernard L. Greenberg, an at- Amusements 2J Herblock special meeting for a hearing on Uanudesoent to this nation and "trite Intentions were to point out future needs, Roe argued, there the majority. In the words of torney and a frequent city critic Births : ,. 2 Movie'Timetable the School Budget, Thursday, city?1 and yesterday Mr. Dlnkel the mayor, who In essence, is theis an urgency for regional plan- Councilman Aseenzio Albarelli, Robert F. Carroll, a New York ning. Jim Bishop ; 6 Obituaries „.; t .March 16,, 1967, at 7:30 p.nt, in spiel 'also asserted he is' "proud administrator of our city." considered them "only a drop in City newspaperman, who'lives Bridge _. „ 23, Sylvia Porter the Municipal I Building, Church to say that a great many of my Mayor. Paul Nastaslo Jr. was "It Is utterly ridiculous to build the bucket" and unworthy of ac-here, and, Timothy Sullivan, a re- /St., Keansbilfg. r « ., closest Supporters; friends, and unavailable for comment on thea reservoir in Hunterdon Coun- cepting because of problems they tired, city employee, raised most John Chambeirlaln 6 *"Stock? Market 14 ,...;.. ;...... • -. • Harvey,MMtoH...N Miatfvej' by JnlI^ charge. ty and not have the facilities to might invite. of the arguments. Classified ..: 20-22 Successful Investing _ll. Borough Clerk Ian Americans, , "The harm that the chief has transport the water to Newark," Joseph J.. Seaman Jr., Perth Mr. Greenberg put the citj Comics .._..„... _ _' tt ' Television ... i.2.1 ~ is (Adv.) (See COUNTERS, Pg. 3, Col. 7) (See iPPOUTO, Pg. 3, Col. 1) he declared. Amboy, the city's new auditor (See BUDGET, Pg. 3, Col. 8) Crossword Puzzle -_._JJ Women's News - .~U .V March K, 1*57 WE BA1LY BEGBTfft Parochial School Busing Crime Goes BuslessWettdde Students ] Plans Are Autfwrized) Bill Hearings Requested Up Sharply FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP — Fo- The board voted to back pend- Weighing Boycott of School ing legislation which would per- In Nation cusing on pending legislation, the ForTownship Garage Board of Education last night mit school boards to refuse to WASHINGTON (AP) — Serious RED BANK — Those westside to seeing us," one of them said. 223 of them — was defeated by approved a resolution urging the enroll transfer students who were crime in the United States '. MIDDLETOWN — Looking for- earmarked for land acquisition student) who have been cam- The demands'of the group were t M vote. state Senate to conduct heatings not eligible for kindergarten at surged upward 11 per cent last ward to a decision on the con- and building construction, the paigning since November for high first presented to the.board at Mrs. Julien Clay, a parent and on a bill to require school boards the start of the school year. troversial township garage site mayor reported. school bus transportation aren't its November meeting in the form spokesman for the group, last year, with the sharpest rise re- to provide transportation, for pa- Mr. Errickson reported that issue, the Township Committee Adopted after public hearing going to give up the ship. of a petition signed by 338 high night esked the board to recon- rochial pupils. ported In smaller cities, the Fed- were ordinances calling for re- parents circumvent the last night authorized Middletown Last night, after being turned schoolers who called themselves sider the request, and cited big- The administration bill, which eral Bureau of Investigation said moval of construction trailers im-: school regulations by enrolling Architect James T. Witte to draw down by the Board of Education the Red Bank Student Community otry »s a reason for its previous was passed Monday by the Gen- mediately on completion of con children in private schools until today. plans and specifications for build- for the second time, they were Action Group. actioa. eral Assembly, - also applies to Ing construction. struction and vacation of a por- discussing a possible school boy- after their birthdays. FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover They said the westside students, Richard J. Johnson, another pupils in private, non-profit Committeeman Edward P. tion of Oak St. cott. He said that there have been said crime in cities with fewer most of them Negroes *nd many parent and chairman of the Plan-schools. Makely indicated the garage com- There were no comments. two cases of pupils who enrolled A few minutes after the board from low income families, had ning Board, made the same re- The township board cited "se- than 10,000 inhabitants rose 14 mittee is expected to submit a The governing body introduced in Freehold Borough schools with meeting opened, a group of about to cross highways and railroad quest, saying the "situation re- rious financial and logistical prob- per cent from IMS. In cities decision on the site by the first three measures and set publi fictitious addresses, because the 30 students bearing signs on their tracks, and they cited tardiness, flects discredit on the board." lems" for, school boards if the 6f next month. He declined to say hearing for Tuesday, Match 28. borough has a later cut-off date with more than 100,000 It was up chests marched into the room wet clothes and books, and traf- Dr. Robert C. Hoops, super- bill is enacted, and urged a full whetoer It would be the Kanes The codes provide for vacation than other area systems. 10 per cent. In suburban areas with several adults. fic hazards among the reasons intendent, reported that an alter- public airing. The governor is La. tract favored by Mayor Ern- of portions of Barrett PI., Ba; They took seats In the rear of why they thought they should native plan to have commercial opposed to hearings on the mea- In response to a letter from the rise was 13 per cent and in est G. Kavalek. Ave., Avenue F, and Beachway, the room, and the board mem- have buses. bus transportation provided at sure which he feels would serve the GreenbTook Board of Educa- the country, 7 per cent. The mayor said last night he abandonment of a public right bers could not read their signs, student rates had been referred only to permit a public re-airing tion, the board voted to oppose Subsequently they have notec Individual increases among hasn't changed his thinking on of-way off Rt. 35 and The Trail but some of the messages were; to the Student Council for follow- of church-state arguments. bill which would require receiv- j- ^ • . _ a (_ _ -<_• _Ll___t-» - . 4 ?_ .-__?_—_ 1.1-- .-1— J T?«u£ that the board transports some serious crimes were: the site question, which has been and increasing the speed limit "Money talks and nobody walks," up action. ing districts to employ tenure younger eastside students to Riv- Marshall Errlckson, superinten- — Murder 9 per cent. under discussion here for mote on Harmony Rd. to Rt. 35 to "God said all should be equal," That brought the remark from hers from districts which than two years. 45 milej per hour. and "Keep the faith baby, and er Street School on the westside, dent of schools, estimated that — Aggravated assault, 10 per and claimed discrimination. student Lillian Clay of South closed their high school or junior A total of $179,000 has be The committee authorized thi bus." Bridge Ave. that "The Student passage of the bill would require high schools and send the stu- cent. township engineer to: They said later they would con- The board studied the petitio; Council doesn't represent us. Wethe local system to provide at dents to a receiving district. — Forcible rape, 10 per cent — Prepare cost estimates for tinue to attend board meetings — Robbery, 14 per cent. until February, when a motion feel the Student Council rep- least eight additional bus routes Witness correcting drainage problems on until their demands are met. "Itto provide buses for westsldi resents the white students of Red They're Unique! Ads In the The figures came from the Sleepy Hollow Rd., Farm Rd., doesn't matter how long It takes, high school students outside a Bank High School." to accommodate students Attend- FBI's uniform crime reports, (Continued) Tally Register Classified work Chapel Hill Rd. from HMYDali the board Is going to get used one-mile radius — an estimated Sympathetic to the petition ing St. Rose of Lima School In which are gathered from law en- whether he would have used tha or you around the clock. Place to McLees Creek, and the Kom- were board members Curtis Q- Freehold. • forcement agencies across the is another thing... It's only cor alski property, Leonardo. fours now. ; nation. jecture." Murphy ary Ivan P. Polonsky State Reimbursement — Prepare plans for installa- who offered and seconded a re- The bill would require boards — Russo has said he did n< tion of sidewalks on Newman Welfare get in touch with Garrison, unt peat of the February motion to to provide transportation for dis- Springs Rd. front Hurley's La. (Continued) provide the transportation, but tances up to 20 miles and re- TIMES HAVE CHANGED! two days after Ferrie's death to Lincroft School, on West Front in 28 state] an unemployed man grams, enabling welfare re- when he saw a newspaper pic thetr's were the only yes votes, imbursement of 75 per cent of St. from Hubbard Ave. to Half- who is a good father and wants cipients to keep a larger share The notion was defeated 6-2. that Cost would be provided by ... But we give ture of Ferrie. He said he hai mile Rd., and on New Monmouth to see his wife and children get of their earnings. ' Theresa Pitts of 11 Westside the state on the same basis as "Old-Fmhlontd" not then heard from Garrison. Rd. to Rt. 35, adjacent to thi •help has to leave home?" he — Expanded job training and Ave., chairman of the Red Bank for public schools. That Is the same date proposed new grammar school asked. employment opportunities, with Dependable Sarvleel l/ ANNUAL DIVIDEND Student Community Action The bill would apply only In eL PER ANNUM ON M 1/M44 which Garrison announced more child and day care centers "SAVINGS CERTIFICATES O COMPOUNDED Bringing the Community Af- Mr. Ginsberg said welfare re- Group, said after the meeting districts which provide transpor- 0/ had "solved" the case. Art so women will be able to enroll FROM $5,000 • vo QUARTERLY fairs Council up to full comple- cipients in New York who are she felt "most of the westside tation for public school students. 5 Russo apparently is a major w employed or enrolled in job train- in them. ment, the committee appointed students" would support a school No hearings were held on the toess in Garrison's case — thi ing programs can keep only $20 Mrs. Mary Ketchow, Port Mon- — Decentralization and inte- boycott. measure by the Assembly. "confidential informant" who, mouth Rd., Dr. Rudolph Kompf a month of their earnings if they gration of welfare services to put The organization will meet Copies of the resolution will be according to Garrison's applica nor, Holland Rd., and Mrs. Dian< continue on the relief rolls. Mon- them into hospitals, schools and • SAVIHOS ft LOAN ASSOCIATION. again next Tuesday, and might sent, by telegram, to Monmouth Won for a warrant to searcli Lenartowicz, Horseshoe Way. mouth County has the same regu- public housing projects "where MIDDLETOWN I ATL HIGHLANDS I LINCROFT make Its decision at that time, County Sens. Richard R. Stout Shaw's house, confirmed while Advisory Group lation, with a $40 monthly limit. the poor are." •71-2400 I 291.0100 I 142-4400 she said. 1 William T. Hitting. under influence of "truth serum' The new group, to serve as a: "If you're employed, you get — Opening the channels o that he overheard the plot advisory body to the Township no more money than if you re- communication between clients murder Kennedy. Committee, represents "all walks mained on the welfare rolls," and welfare workers by establish- of life, civic and service orga- 'What kind of sense does that ment of client advisory groups nizations, and was picked regard make?' "and listening to what they say." less of political affiliations," ac- The audience applauded Mr. — More efficient use of wel- cording to Mayor Kavalek. Ginsberg's attack on welfare fare workers by assigning the Committeeman Joseph M. Ma-residency requirements which ex best-trained to clients with thi ist In everystate but New York, severest problems and utilization .. MRS. IDA KLEIN lavet expressed hope that the council will be "more than jus and his call for federal regula- of "case aide*," without profes- NEWARK — Mrs. Ida Klein, tions to abolish them. sional training to handle slmpli 77, of 97 Ludlow St., here, died another municipal body" which will "take on ptoblems in the The residency requirements are cases. yesterday in Monmouth Medics unnecessary because New York's Mr. Ginsberg backed the pro- Center, Long Branch. juvenile area." A nine-month contract, expir experience has shown that less posal for a guaranteed income i Surviving are a son, Harry than two per cent of welfare ap- ("I hope and believe It will Klein of Freehold; three daugh- ing Dec. 31, was awarded to John A. Grosegner, here, for janltoria' plicants have been residents for come") because, he said, "you ters, Mrs. Anna Davis of Sayr less than one year, "and a fraud can't substitute good case wor vilfe, Mrs. Molly Weintraub i services in the adminlstratioi building, on low bid of $8,408 because they don't work unless for dollars. As long as people Newark and Mrs. Rose Scfanei you're willing to let people struggle with an inadequate in- der of Stamford, Conn.; eigtr Maurice Schwartz & Sons, Red Bank, was awarded a contract starve," Mr. Ginsberg said. come, nothing else will matter." grandchildren and five grea Urges Rule Change grandchildren. for purchase of 10 police cars Robert Wells, Monmouth Coun- Now, when it comes and a truck on low bid of $19,778, He made a pitch for changing ty acting director of welfare, wa . Funeral services will be today including trade-in allowance. the regulations which prohibit among those in the audience. He at the E. Bernhelm & Sons Me- caseworkers to advise clients of said • - he- • "would substantill: morial Chapel, here. the availability of family plan- agree with what Mr. Ginsberg ning information unless asked. said," but pointed out that some to dessert...Gerber gives MRS. ERNEST HOGENBIRK In New York City "95 per cent of the innovations suggested by . UNION — Mrs. Bertha Hogen of the clients never asked be- the New York City Commissioner blrk, 71, of 480 Twin Oaks Rd cause they didn't know the ser- already are ki effect in the coun- mother of Mrs. Maria McCul vices were available and so they ty. lough of Atlantic Highlands, died your baby nine- RIVERV1EW didn't know what to ask for," Two client advisory commit yesterday in her home. Red Bank according to the commissioner. tees have been set up, Mr. Well Also surviving are her hus- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neff New Yorkjast month changed said, adding that "they are small band, Ernest Hogenbirk Sr. (nee Shirley Fifcekam), 124 Rob- its regulations to permit case and difficult to operate." And two other daughters, Mrs. Ro inson PI., Shrewsbury, son, yes workers to introduce the subject the county Welfare Board berta Colt of Rockaway an terday. 'and now welfare recipients will making differential use of its Mrs. Jean Faas of Irvington Mr. and Mrs. Alton Bennett have the same free choice in staff, he said. five sons, Ernest Hogenbirk Jr. (nee Valerie Lawton), 38 Forest regard to family planning that and Cornelius ,Hogenbirk The association's annual awar. Ave., Keansburg, daughter, yes other citizens have," Mr. Gins- 1 Union, Bernard and Howard for "Social Worker Of the Year terday. berg said. geribirk of Newark and Roberl was presented to Miss Pansy L. Hogenbirk of Livingston; tw< Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Cerchio Among Commissioner Gins- Borders, senior social worker brothers, Robert Demebaum o nee Marianne Kaiser), 29 berg'j other recommendations: with the Newark Board of Ed- Newark and John Dennebaum o: Shrewsbury Dr., Rumson, daugh- — Employment incentive pro- ucation. Irvington; 18 grandchildren am ter, yesterday. one great-grandehlld. Mr. and Mrs. William Adams (nee Marion Percy), 1214 Skytop Services -will be Friday at Gardens, Parlin, daughter, yes- 2,232 Names Taken Oil p.m. in the McCracken Funeral Home, here. terday. MONMOUTH MEDICAL County Registration List EARL LEMON Long Branch FREEHOLD - A total of 2,232 Permanent registration was HOWELL TOWNSHIP — Ear Mr. and Mrs. Tom Crudup names have been stricken from stripped for failure to have voted lemon, 50, of West Farms Rd, (nee Lorraine Key), 47 Howard the Monmouth County voter reg- in any election during four con- died yesterday. Ave., New Shrewsbury, daughter, istration list this year for ineligi secutive years, he explained. Son of the late Harriet Morri Monday. billty, William Himelman, com- Notices have been sent to the per- Lemon and John Lemon, he wa Mr. and Mrs. Richard Richard- missioner of registration, ha sons named at the last known le- employed as a bricklayer. on (nee Catherine Burkhardt), announced. gal address. Mr. Lemon is survived by three Lakeside Dr., Atlantic Highlands, Among those whose names sisters; Mrs. Charlotte Masker, on, yesterday. have been removed are people Ocean Grove; Mrs. Delia Thomp- Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hernandez Mrs. Thompson son, Freehold, and Mrs. Eliza who may have died, but whose nee Mildred Perez), 1616 Flor- deaths have not come to the at- beth Anderson, Lakehurst, and Wing Plaudits ence Ave., Union Beach, daugh- tention of the registration office, four brothers, Roland Lemon, a ter, yesterday. EAST BRUNSWICK - Mrs and others who have moved away home, Furman Lemon of iBelmar, Garaldlne L. Thompson, Brook JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL and are no longer residents In Albert Lemon, Allenwood, and dale Farm, Lincroft, was hailed the county. Robert Lemon, Lakehurst. Neptune as "one of the distinguished pi Services will be Friday at I Mr. and Mrs. Candido Sanchez meers" in social welfare work The last date for registration— a.m. from C. H. T. Clayton and [nee Lucy Arrays), 718 Main St., i New Jersey at last night's those whose names were removed Sons Funeral Home, Adelphia radley Beach, son, yesterday. jnnual dinner meeting of the must re-reglster before they can with,Rev. Horace Frantz of the Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carlet ^Jorth and South Jersey Chapters, vote again—for the 1967 primary, Farmingdale Methodist Church (nee Sandra Falivene) 394 Al- National Association of Social June 6, is April 27, Mr. Himel- officiating. Burial will be in Adel laire Rd., Wall Towiwhip, daugh- Workers. man slid. Registrations are tak- teT, yesterday. en by municipal clerks in their phia Cemetery. The tribute came from Miss Mr. and Mrs. John Gaine (nee offices and at the commission- iridget Conlon) 124 Fifth Ave., Katharine R. Lenroot, a former er's office in the Board of Elec- feptune City, son, yesterday. chief of the United States Chil- tions, third floor, Hall of Rec- Weather dren's Bureau. TIDES Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schenk ords, West Main St. Miss Lenroot, speaking as a Sandy Hook nee Eleanor Soden) 2824 West angs Ave., Neptune, daughter, representative of the five asso- TODAY-High 10:30 p.m. and ciation members, presented gold low 4:18 p.m. 'esterday. Asks Doctors Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tim- card certificates, lauded pioneers •TOMORROW- High 10:48 a.m in the social welfare field, and ahd 11:05 p.m. and low 4:48 a.m erman (nee Lorraine Fitz- Take Fee Cut •grald) 1403 Juliet Dr., Wall, Mrs. Thompson "who did so mid 4:42 p.m. much" was among the first she TRENTON (AP) - The state four are new! daughter, yesterday. For Red Bank and Rumson insurance commissioner yester- Mr. and Mrs. Frizell Johnson named. bjldge, add two hours; Sea Mrs. Thompson celebrated her day called upon participating IJTlght, deduct 10 minutes; Long nee Thelma Fitzpatrick), I3lty2 Monroe Ave., Neptune, son, yes-95th birthday on March 2. Blue Shield doctors to cut back Branch, deduct IS minutes; High- The association met in the lands bridge, add 40 minutes. :erday. their fees 5 to 7 per cent. Peach Cobbler. Butterscotch Pudding. Dutch Apple Mr. and Mrs. John Behan (nee Brunswick Inn, here. .Occasional rain today includ- Commissioner Charles R. Vnn Boyle) 25 Curtis Ave., Mana- Dessert. Cherry-Vanilla: How about those new dessert ing .gome scattered thunder- Howell felt this would solve his iquan, son, yesterday. showers. Rain ending tonight fol Commuters Are Urged approval of less than half of flavors from Gerber! Idwed by fair, and cold Thurs- Blue Shield's requested rate In To Challenge Taxcg If you think they sound delicious, you're absolutely day. High today in 40s to about >rdercd Held For TRENTON (AP) — Sen. Frank rease. 50 south, Low tonight in low to right. Snitch.a spoonful and seel All four come in rand Jury Action J. Guarini Jr., D-Hudson, 12th, Howell Monday approved a 12 mid 30s to some 20s northwest. yesterday urged New Jersey com- both strainetf'and junior types, High Thursday in upper 30s tcl RED BANK—Ronnie Merigold, per cent raise in subscriber rates. 6 Leighton PI., last night was muters to file suits in federal Blue Shield, the Medical-Surgical rrild 40s. Outlook for Friday, court challenging the legality of These new desserts are just part of the eating pleasure fair with seasonable tempera- irdered held for grand jury ac- Plan of New Jersey, had re- ion on a charge that he had in taxes on residents who work out quested a 24.7 per cent increase. offered by Gerber. Others are old-time favorites like tures. of the state. MARINE lis possession a movie camera Chocolate Flavored and Vanilja Custard Puddings. Cape May to Block Island! tofen from the home of Robert He also called on the State At- BILLS OPPOSED torney General to provide Fruit Dessert. Orange Pudding (strained) and Banana Mostly easterly winds increas- Fyffe, Swairtzel Dr., Middle- SHREWS BURY-Borough search materials gathered by his ing to 15-20 knots today shifting awn. Council last night adopted resolu- Pudding (junior). All designed to top off baby's office to any persons who ini- to northwesterly later tonight Cyril B. Burgess, 84 Bank St., tions opposing two proposed state tiate court action. dinner in a wreath of smiles. But isn't that just and 15-25 knots tomorrow. Oc- vas fined $110 and given a sus- bills. They came out against a casional rain today Including pended 30-day jail sentence for Guarini has been campaigning law that would allow passage of what you'd expect from the people who says " wme thunderthowers. Rain end line assault and battery of Maine against- New York's commuter school budgets without public ref- Ing tonight followed by fair to- B. Cooper, same address. tax. New Jersey also has a form erendum and a law that would morrow. Visibility generally less lagistrate Francis X. Kennelly of commuter taxation. determine teachers' salary guides thin one mile In precipitation laced him on probation for a on the state level, •nd fog into .tonight improving ear. CAMERA MISSING Babies are our business...ouronjy business!" to' five miles or more late to- Fined $60 each were Isaiah LONG BRANCH — Lfluis Conte CAR MISSING night. . )avis, 206 Pearl St., for as- of Conte'a store, Joline Ave, re- LONG BRANCH -' Clifford aeftee** BABY PRODUCTS, FAEMONT, MICHIQAN in Monmouth Beach, yester- ult and battery, and Lawrence ported that a boy stole a camera Hatch, 3 Clinker PL, told police day"* high was 62 and the low, Sanders, 31 Peach St., New out of his car at 12:15 P.M., yes- that his car was stolen from his JS, Both the overnight low and rewsbury. for being drunk terday. garage. It was rrtiss|ng since . &uthe. .unl- ,.Patiolnaa..James.West is-in- 1 pjn. yesterday. Poliia ne were 38. oad elation. vestlgating. investigating. Advisers on Renewal School THE DAILY REGISTER Wei, March IS, (Continued) about montSis ago to make Red Bank board fcu not been Municipal Employees To Issue Fact Sheets the study after a number of pub- invited. lic statements by citizens who "I think they're looking for FREEHOLD — The Citizens] mall and what steps must be thought the board should convert grounds for divorce," Mr. Gale Unit Forms Tonight Advisory Executive Committee taken for completion. the high school for lower grade ild. He added that he would be on Urban Renewal last'nlght an- It was learned earlier that the use, and build a new high school mppy to comply, except for the RED BANK - The Red Bank r borough workers, but they nounced that it is preparing fact Local Public Agency (LPA) is somewhere in Little Silver or fact that separation would hurt Municipal Employees Association, lad hoped it would cover their sheets to explain the redevelop- considering a definite, proposal ihrewsbury. education. Neither Red Bank nor in the organizational stages since families as well. the first of the year, will be- The association will hold quar- ment project here. . from a Monmouth County rede- Mr. Rigolo did not offer any Little Silver-Shrewsbury are large some an official organization to terly meetings of the general Harry N. Frank Jr., finance veloper for the enclosed mall tdvice on the use of the high enough to build comprehensive ight as attorney Stanley Cohen lembership, and meetings of ii5 committee chairman, said the plan for South St. No officials school building for upper elemen- high schools, he said. "We've hands the incorporation papers xecutive committee monthly or packet will show project costs, could be (cached for comment. tary grades, but for the primary aited a long time, and all we've e drawing of the proposed closed The brochure will be distri- aver to the president, Sam it the call of the president. ' grades he found it unsuitable. eceived is a report." Scalzo. buted to residents and wiff 'show He found it 10,400 square feet He referred to the Rutgers Uni- Serving on the executive com- The new group has over* 60 that of a $2,373,095 project cost, versity field study reports.made mittee with Mr. Scalzo are Ray- ihort of the gross area that would members and represents about 'No Mandate' the borough's share will be $201,- >e needed, and said most of the foe both sending districts. The re- mond Lamberson of the main- 361. per cent of the borough tenance..department, vice presi- ilassrooms are undersized. Much ports recommended studies of re- 'amily, including all of the pub- If pending state legislation is )f the building is three stories Eftmalization, with and without lent; Thomas Daly of the water ic works department, and is department, secretary; James On Purchase passed, the state would pick up high, making it undesirable for •ted Bank. till growing, a spokesman said McGoldrick, office manager of half a municipality's tab In fed- young children, and many labs They came in for some criti- resterday. the public works department, erally aided urban renewal pro- and special facilities would have :ism too. Curtis Q. Murphy Of Books Although it admittedly seeks reasurer, and representatives jects. This would mean that Free- STALIN'S DAUGHTER — Two views of Svetlana Sta- to be abandoned, he said. :alled them "somewhat insulting" RED BANK - "There is no hold's portion could be cut higher wages and some fringe from each working department lina, now staying temporarily in Switzerland. U.S. of- Also, the lockers would have to by citing racial imbalance as a benefits, the association is not in the borough. mandate that anyone must pur- to $100,200. be removed from the halls, parti- drawback to three-way regionali- 1 ficials acknowledge in* has asked for asylum in this to be confused with a union, Us r'-s- books,' Superintendent The packet will show residents tions, exits, plumbing fixtures, zation with Red Bank. He voiced Kevin Lang represents the members say. maintenance section, Angelo De- Robert C. Hoops told the Board that the downtown shopping mall country and there has baen no decision. illumination and ventilation would his "strong disapproval" and Rather its aim is to benefit Ponti the street department, Of Education last night in re- could boost ratables from $33,- have to be revised, and chalk- said the report was "unbecom 1AP Wirephoto) the borough and its employees Fred Terry the sanitation depart- sponse to remarks made at a 000 to over $90,000 which should boards, tackboards, cabinets, ing" to Dr. W. Donald Walling, Monday night meeting of the ease the tax rate here. Any rata- by ironing out misunderstandings, ment, and Everett Bfower the sinks and other facilities would the author of the reports. improving communication, and Shrewsbury Board of Education. bles lost during reconstruction borough electrician represents a have to be reset for smaller pu- Dr. Ivan P. Polonsky agreed. giving the employees a unified special section of employees not Several board members in would be deducted from the bor- RBCHS Student pils. He noted a part of the Rutgers voice in speaking to Borough included in other departments. Shrewsbury, which sends its old- ough's cost. The only thing that wouldn't reports that indicated it would Council. er students to Red Bank High Redevelopment of the 10-acre An administrative section is ave to be changed would be the cost ?200 to $400 more per pupil : Problems Solved School, called for an inquiry into tract also was predicted to boost being organized. Wins Top State Prize kitchen and cafeteria, Mr. Rigolo for Little Silver and Shrewsbury Although its members were reports that some high school retail sales of $22 million by 22 said. to regionalize without Red IBank, students were required to buy disappointed about this year's per cent. By phasing the project, TRENTON (AP) — Susan G. Marie Kummler, North Bergen He concluded that renovations and said, "That's paying a lot pay raises and health benefits, books for classroom work. the LPA says new stores could Oram, a 17-year-old Red Bank High School, second; Margaret would cost $886,000 and additions for your bigotry, I think." the association already has solved Budget The book cited, "The Big be ready by Christmas. Catholic School senior, has won M. McCarron, St. Mary High would cost $208,000, for a total of Board President Edmund J. a number of problems caused by (Continued) Change," is a- reference book Before the federal government first prize in a composition con- School, Perth Amboy, third; Di- $1,094,000 exclusive of furnish- Canzona agreed with his mem- a lack of communications. Coun- manager under intense erass- and is stocked in the library and will approve the project, the bor-test sponsored by the Governor's ana Lynn Kuhnert, Immaculate ings and fees. He noted that the bers, saying he was surprised and cil did approve a Blue Cross and ixamihation of expenses, item by classroom, Dr. Hoops said. He ough must sign a contract to pro-Committee to Employ the Handi- Conception High School, Lodi, estimate for actual construction disappointed the sending districts major medical insurance policy tem. -i •" added that some students bought vide housing for 74 families that capped. fourth, and Peter Bradley, Im- of the $2.33 million proposed Farr hadn\invited Red Bank to join Mr. Hermann, defended allo- their own copies rather than wait must be relocated from the proj- Susan's report, a 750-word maculate- High School, Somer- tract school was $1,584,000. And their regionalization discussion. cations for the city Golf Count until school copies-were available. ect area. theme called "Handicapped Work- ville, fifth place. he said, a new high school would "The time has come that Red Counters reconstruction, forced because ers—Community Assets" — was have to be built. Bank must insist on some positive the state Highway Department written after she interviewed em- Couldn't House Program action," the president said. (Continued) has seized part of the original lppolito ployers of handicapped workers Press Joins Superintendent Robert C. Hoops Mr. Murphy then moved to di- "They like myself condemn the layout: assignment of most local in her area. put it another way. The high rect letters to the sending dis- actions of the very small minority insurance through the Martin (Continued) group, known as the Mafia, no Susan will get a $200 savings school simply could not house the tricts expressing that feeling, and Wigdort agency; and the lack of done to me," Mr. lppolito de- matter where it is located,'' is wrong with our Police Depart- bond from the state American modern educational program the telling them Red Bank is avail- income from the city's public flared, "is irreparable, and I Officials On Defends Service ment. As a councilman I have the Legion and a check from the board wants for its primary able for meetings on regionaliza- housing Munroe Towers. must and I will seek retribution Mr. Dinkelspiel went on to de- power to investigate and inquire, AFL-CIO to pay her expenses rades, he said. tion or the sending-receiving re Urge* Acceptances in a court of law. fend his own term in office as and may I say at this time, I to Washington for the annual Capital Trip ationship. The board's first resolution was councilman by saying, "my his- Urging the Council to accept "During this period of trial, have many questions that must meeting April 27 of Uie Presi- WALL TOWNSHIP — Rep. But, Mr. Murphy included in to forget about a primary school tory of public service showed the budget as drawn, Mr. Albt- hearlngj and" tribulation, the be answered to my satisfaction dent's Committee on Employ- James J. Howard, D-N.J., Mon- lis motion, any regionalization council and the Mayor have had and the public." in the high school building, and tremendous progress. Most of relli said' reductions now would ment of the Handicapped. mouth County Freeholder Ben- talk must include all aspects of only put off the day when money ah opportunity to hear and Attributing much of the fur- repeat its intention of putting up the dissension was caused by Her essay has been sent to jamin H. Danskin, and local rep- K-12 consolidation, not only High would have to be appropriated. judge the charges made of 'politi- or to "the lack of understanding a new primary school. There was others. In {act, a check of the Washington where it has been resentatives of press and radio school regionalization. "We can't shove it tyider tie cal pressure' and 'outside inter- of our new administrative code,' no indication of where it mighi records would reveal that my ac- entered in the national contest. lew yesterday to Washington, Discussions among the three rug any longer," he declared. ferences' and I know having been Mr. lppolito said that the public be. cuser was responsible for a great Susan and four other prize win- D.C., from Monmouth Airport, as districts broke down two years Mr. Hermann had charged that present at one meeting, that the has "been treated to a rare form The second resolution took into deal of it during his short term ners will be invited to Trenton part of the regularly scheduled ago when Red Bank proposed K- past habits in city budget mak- charges made by Chief of Police of journalism which makes me account Mr. Rigolo's opinion thai of office." to receive their state prizes from non-stop flights now being op- 12 regionalization and the sending ng under former administrations Pesano were baseless, out of or- wonder whether some periodicals on-site expansion of the high Mr. Cioffi had referred in his Gov. Richard J. Hughes, the com-erated daily from here to the districts balked. had siphoned off surplus funds der, and reveal his lack of knowl- are in business to destroy or criti- school would be most feasible. I statement to "a self righteous mittee announced Tuesday. nation's capital by Monmouth Air- The board adopted both resolu- to virtually nothing and had left edge of the functions and duties cize our new government." He directed Dr. Hoops and Mr. Rigo- character whose history of pub- The other state winners include lines. ions and the motion unanimous- the city with a 1966 deficit of of a councilman under Plan A of added that the exposure of the lo to continue planning that proj lic service shows only dissent, Providing 20 scheduled round- about $17,000. the Faulkner Act. problem over a New York tele- ect, despite the lack of commit- trip flights weekly, Monmouth chaos and controversy," obviously "Gentlemen, I believe my only vision station "has hurt the image ments from Little Silver and Mr. Hermann said he has been, Airlines was the Jersey Shore's referring to the former Council- recourse is the courts. You have of OUT city no end." Three Fined Shrewsbury. man. attempting to get approval front first to provide such service to the Public Housing Administra- tried to solve this matter'in a City Council President Henry Board member Clarence S. Aid Mr. Dinkelspiel's statement Washington. Aboard a four-tngin tion to reorganize Munrot Tow-' quiet and unassuming manner, R. Cioffi declined to comment Gale noted that it had been more (Continued) termed a nationwide broadcast For Speeding DeHavilland Heron, yesterday': ers, a 250-family so-called mid- ' and you have failed. I have re- last night on Mr. Ippolito's alle- than two years that Red Bank by the CBS network last Sunday flight took slightly more than an Mr. Garrison said last night he die income project, to reduce* mained silent during this time un- gations of laxity by the council. MONMOUTH BEACH - Magis- had been asking the intentions of of events in the city "disgrace- hour. has written to Commissioner required rentals from prevent _tJ!_Mi\_Pesano brake all hope of Chief Pesano on Feb. .,14 trate Harry Lane Jr. Monday the sending districts, which now ful" and "inexcusable;.. the fault Monmouth Airlines departures Clayton asking him to approve levels of $150 to $250 per month; conciliation by his own public re- charged before the City Council night! fined Rebecca A. Tucker, 2 are*-dis<5ftsing regionalization. his action regarding state aid. of the whole governing body who Kremer Ave., Eatontown, $10 for south start daily at 7:30 a.m. Built as a co-operative own- leases. I had to answer these that Mr. lppolito had tried to ex- Not Invited He said technically the aid permitted conditions to get out ol charges finally. I refuse to en- failing to stop for a police whistle and 3:30 p.m. Return trips leav ership building, it has failed to ert political influence on the Po- He said he took "exception to not withheld until the commis- hand by refusing to stand up t< gage in any further newspaper and $15 for speeding. ' Washington at 8:45 a.m. and 5:55 attract enough patrons even to lice Department. p.m. the obvious ommission" of Red sioner gives his approval. ' their responsibilities as electee controversy on this matter at this Business Administrator Frank Also fined for speeding were: survive as a rental project and "All indications for our newly- Bank in the discussions. Little Si have a hold on the check but officials." time. Vanore is expected to make a Michael B. Phipps, 39 Roosevelt is facing receivership. Mr..Her-, scheduled Washington flights are ver and Shrewsbury are holding have not actually withheld the "The attack," the statemenl "My case against Chief Pesano statement at the end of the week Ave.. Oakhurst, $10; and Michael mann said he hopes to work but good,1'- said Edward I. Brown, joint meeting Monday, but th< money until I get the okay from reads, apparently referring ti Is sound and it will bring to about a hearing he held on the A. Iivingood, 80 Buttomvood Dr., new, -financing .plans which- will owner-operator ol Monmouth Air- Mr. Clayton," he added. calls* madeiS-CSief Pesano, ** light and in true perspective what problem. Fair Haven, $10. speed up occupancy. port. "We hope to announce a "We don't want an argument against the office of the chief o expanded schedule in the near fu- Boy's Term with Mr.. Garrison," the board police. . . not just against one ture." He said that in a study witl president said, "but those are individual. ., the critical council- Be wise... executives at'Fort Monmouth am words. The money is being with- man is more interested in sweep- Middletown Committee Plans the major electronics companie Is Suspended held, and if we have to we wil ing everything under the rug, in- in the area, "a desire for ai take this matter further." stead of bringing the guilty pa opens transportation to and from the By Weinstein He noted that the new boar< ties to speedy justice. To permit capital,'" was indicated. majority has been dn control foi thfs to go unsolved can only lead Inspection of Wilson Tract We are counting on the mil- FREEHOLD — A 16-year-oU less than a month, and declare*! to total breakdown of law anc Checkmaster itary personnel and electronics Red Bank boy received a sus- it "unfair of Mr. Garrison tc order." MIDDLETOWN-The nine*cre er*s asking price was more than yesterday the project will be com- experts to use this service often," pended sentence to Amnandale Re- expect us to resolve this matter Mr. Cioffi told reporters lasl Wilson tract, reported to have ex- the $79,000 Green Acres grant. pleted today, reported Mr. Ketch- formatory yesterday from Juve- accounttoday he said, adding that the schedules overnight when the former night that "this is the first time panded another 30 acres due to According to Committeeman Jo- ow. are designed-"to help meet their nile Court Judge Leo Weinstein board did nothing all those I can recall that the gentleman —recent sandfill operations; will be seph M. Malavet, Green Acres He claimed the channel needs requirements and assure the suc-on a charge- of school incorrigi months." in question has exercised re- inspected by the Township Com- money will, "run until Novem- more work before dredgers leave, cess of this regular service.' bility. Other board members sai straint in making a public pro- No minimum mittee. ber." a contention attested to by Com- Monmouth Airlines also pro- The youth was also placed or '•off the record" the problem nouncement." The new land development was When Mr. Merker Informed the mitteeman Harold H. Foulks, who vides scheduled air service link- probation for one year, orderec that Garrison is siding with Di In' another development last reported last night to the govern- committee that the Recreation reported he had inspected the to attend school, enter a High balance required ing the Jersey:Shore with Ken- Maio on the Currie-Palumbo is night, City-Wide Civic Association ing body by Donald Merker, pres- Commission had suggested a joint project yesterday and had also nedy and Newark Airports and fields project and attend a proba- sues and is trying to "hold a» secretary Milton Garr attempted ident of the Port Monmouth Tax- inspection of the expanded Wilson been told by workmen that they provides a connection to Bridge- tion department group project. axe" over the board's head. to put a question to Mr. Cioffi al payers Association, and verified tract, to include association mem- will finish up today, port, Conn, Two Long Branch sisters, aget No Consultation the city council meeting, but be- by Committeeman Harold H. bers, Mr. Malavet recommended Mr. Schulz, while emphasizing 12 and 13, were given suspends Mr. Garrison was critical cause he had arrived after the Foulks. .-,..,.„(•••.! the governing body "take a look." that neither the state nor the sentences to the State Home foi the board for not consulting him public discussion period was over, Calling on the committee to Mr. Foulks, who said he had dredging company "had ever Salary Guide Girls, Trenton, placed on proba- on the matter of hiring a super- Mr. Garr was not permitted to move on purchase of the proper- toured the waterfront yesterday been unreasonable" about such tion for one year and {referred tc intendent. He said he had ask the question ty, Mr. Merker reported that the termed it "a beautiful piece of matters, assured the committee the Bureau of Children's Service: threatened to withhold the pre-, Mr. Cioffi agreed to hear Mr. Recreation Commission Mon- property now." he would contact officials of the Is Adopted for placement in a foster home, vlous state aid check, in De- Garr in private, but Mr. Garr day night indicated no opposition At the request of John Ketch- state Bureau of Navigation today. on charges of incorrigibility and cember, if nothing were done said he would not speak without to buying it for recreation use byow, Port Monmouth marina own- The governing body took tinder taking their mother's car without about it, "but the board at that reporters present, Port Monmouth residents. er and member of the Marine Po- advisement a recommendation by By Raritan permission. time assured me quick actior Mr. Garr later told newsmei He expressed lear that Green lice, the committee directed the Leonardo Taxpayers Associa- RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The A 15-year-old Red Bank gi would be taken." the question he intended to put tc Acres funds for its purchase may township Engineer Richard M. tion that it purchase 11 acres of Board of Education last night was given a suspended sentenci "The present board has Inter- the councilman concerned the dis- run out . "• Schulz to inform the state and the Bowne Farm behind Leonar- adopted a 1967-63 teacher salary to the State Home for Girls fo viewed some seven applicants, agreement between Mr. Dinkel- Committeeman Edward P. American Dredging Co. that un- do Field as a historic site to elimi- guide. forging checks, incorrigibility and narrowed the field to three, spiel and Mr. Cioffi and a state- Makely reported that the govern-less damage to Pews Creek is rec- nate possibility of a subdivision, Salaries for bachelor's degrees and habitual truancy. She you? minded Mr. Merker that the own-tion had washed into Pews Creek Kings Hwy., favored the idea, not- degrees plus 30 credits $6,100 to year and had his case referrec Mr. Di Maio has told the boa re Mafia." Service hour channel. The dredging firm has ing that the Bowne house" is be- $10,450 in 13 steps. to the Bureau of Children's Se he will not stay that long unless vices for application to the John- biggest attel been working to Temove it for the lieved to be the oldest in Mon- The board appointed Rbssel Mr. Palumbo is removed as act- They're Unique! Ads in th stone Training Center. past five days, but workmen said mouth County. Hunchar, Berkeley Heights, a: ing assistant principal. Daily Register Classified work Florence A 14-year-old Freehold girl had assistant principal at the high The board, so far, has refiiset for you around the clock. Place CENTBAl JEBSH BANK her case continued nine months school at a salary of $10,651 com- to meet this demand. yours now. MEMBER OFF. D. I.e. on a charge of incorrigibility. Flood Fund mencing April 1. Mr. DiMaio has threatened Board to Offer Pacts A 14-year-old Keansburg boy "to take 15 teachers with me' Mr. Hunchar, who replaces charged with stealing a gun and Daniel Jackler, received his BA when he leaves. • At carrying it to school had his case Mr. Garrison said that under degree, majoring in health an< continued six months. "BEGORRAH" . LONG BRANCH - At a meet- To 45 School Staffersphysical 'education, from Panze state law. Title 18, the oommis> Two Keansburg boys, aged 'li Ing of the Florence Flood' Fund College and his MA in education- sioner of education has the COLTS NECK - The Board of Under the new set-up, teachers and 14, had their cases- continuec ENJOY • Committed: Monday night, Theo- al administration from Rutgers authority Us -withhold state aid, Education last night voted to of- specializing in math and science for three months for fighting. dore C. Mirabella, chairman of University. and that his decision is final. fer contracts to 45 staff mem- would have a class for 90 mla- the Bargelllnl dinner, announced bers for the 1967-68 school year. utes, and other instructors in so- He has had 12 years' teaching that a goal of $5,000 to be raised | cial studies and language would experience at Jonathan Dayton Driver Injured by publication of a souvenir jour- The list includes two building ST. PATRICK'S principals, three custodians, a get equal time. Regional High School, Springfield CEASING BUSINESS nal has been reached and that and Regional High School, Berke- In 2-Car Crash the goal might be exceeded. psychologist, a school nurse, a All the teachers would be re- OPERATIONS music teacher and a librarian. ly Heights. The journal will serve to an- quired to teach reading. MIDDLETOWN — One driver The remaining staff positions are He has coached football, basket- NIGHT nounce the arrival of Mayor Ple- Board member William R. was injured slightly, the other all regular classroom teachers. ball and soccer. ro Bargelllnl of Florence, Italy, Flock questioned the advisability received a summons as a result Salaries for current staff mem- of dropping the separate science He has had six years of active of a two-car crash on Rt. 35 at FINAL SALE Friday, March 17 in the city at the end of March. military service and is presently All proceeds from the journal bers will range from $6,200, the program now being conducted. Hose La. yesterday,. Afar 19 wan In rit ana a colonel in the Marine Reserves. will go to the Florence Flood second step on the pay guide, to "Won't this cut down oh the An auto driven by Neal F. Ward, TOWER CRAFTSMEN h c.asliio A NIGHT OF FINE FUN AND HILARITY Fund. $10,000, the top for a teacher exposure the students get to sci- The board will solicit new bid 38, of Van Schoick Rd. was struck biltlMi! operation ... All ma- ckiiitry, fl«tur«, ifoek and with a batchelor's degree. ence?" he asked. for electrical. iepair and con- from the rear by a vehicle op- DANCING WITH BILLY WEIR ORCH. • Anthony Mlgliacclo, president struction work to be done at the erated by Jacob A. Baum Jr., showroom sampln will b* told. of the Greater Long Branch Increases range from $660 to "I don't feel this would hap- high school. Bids will be received 32, of 6 Lammers St., Hazlet, STARRING Chapter of UNICO National, re- $1,500 and five teachers will be pen," Dr. Unger replied, "This at a March 28 meeting. police said. OH ported that the proceeds of a teen- offered tenure in addition to the new program will give us much Mr. Ward reported he felt diz- 25% to 60/4 ART WELLER AND KEN HITCHNER age dance to be held April 2 will eight already In that classifica- more flexibility, with teachers zy after the accident and would Oil palnnngt* dftk lamps, flw lamps, be turned over to the fund also. tion/ • To Hear Discussion hurrlcam lamps, candy dlUiM, an. ; better able to stress what they see his doctor. • dmilckidmilk , nmtKllnmtKlla standstands,, Pauaul l R«R-« • :• "- Pius Frank Vanore, business admin- Two resignations were accept- think is needed, Of Trades Schools wra bawdd , llohlrtillhlrt i flxtum-flt itudtntdt Mr. Baum received a summons lomsi. mil ligliti, btrfraom lumps, istrator of the city, reported the ed by the board effective June "We may ultimately go to a MrDDLETOWN — The Parent- for careless driving from Patrol- mognlHtrj, .vam, booktmji, mlictl- A FASHION SHOW city will entertain Mayor Bar- 30 from Kenneth May and Mrs. fully departmentalized program, IOIMUS (III IMms. Teacher Association of Middle- man Robert McNair. by LACHE BOUTIQUE . . . your fc'oit. Charli. Trim gelllnl and his daughter at a Patricia Rosenberg, both 7th and when we do we will become town Village School will meet to- M>lc* Ru«rv-a. throughout - thi city .beginning gram (or the seventh tnd eighth 6! next year's program have yet school fair will be held April of both men will expire Dec 31 MONMOUTH ROAD • EATONTOWN. March 24. grades, to be finalized. :». I,' Bus Fumes, ' CAM Author of the 'BeaMesiori sorted * etr stolM m Pattersea To Grand Noise Draw ve, last Thursday wu recovered LONG BRANCH 4 W Monday by authorities in Nep- Stanley Cohen yestewlay Obituaries Explains Law Before League to the Gt«nd Jury » eWi Complaints :une. against John Maggio, JO Grant were revised ttf require educa- The law gives the Depart- 0 LUICH D'ALESSIO MRS. CATHERINE 1H0RNE RUMSON — Expensive as the Chief Raymond Mass said the St* of carrying • danger "*.**** SHREWSBURY — Building In. education of retarded, physically tion of the emotionally disturbed, ment of Education supervision of NEWARK - A Requiem Mass LONG BRANCH - Mrs. Cath vehicle has been returned to its pon. He was also fined *U .'or erine Thorne, 77, of 7 Hobarl spector Robert M. Rooke last handicapped and emotionally dis- tha socially maladjusted, and educational program! In all irate 'will he offered at 9 a.m. tomor- institutions and requires local )wner, a Mrs. Powell of 39 Mon-careless driving. ""^ '••: Manor, died Sunday in Monmoutt night reported to mayor and turned children Is, it is stiil children with multiple handicaps. Richard D. Herbert, 312 J«ttey row in St. Francis Xavier Cath- council that residents living in the "more than a savings to the tax- Mr. Beadleston said education districts to foot the bill. "W« roe Ave. Patrolman James Ha olic Church for Lulgl D'Alessio Medical Center. She wu the Ave., was fined J10 for careless widow of William Thorne. vicinity of the Boro Busses Co. payers," Assemblyman Alfred of brain injured and asphasic found too many parents and _ 77, of 585 North Fifteenth St., who school districts' were /plunking ;an investigated for the bar driving and M for having a de- Bom in England, she had livec garage at 445 Shrewsbury Ave. N. Beadleston, R-Monmouth; said children is the big "gap" in the fective muffler. 'died Saturday in Columbus Hos- complained of fumes and noise here yesterday. present law. He said the state children into institutions so they nigh. here 40 years. She was a mem- didn't have to pay the bill," Mr. pital ber of St. James Episcopal in a survey he conducted on air Addressing a meeting of the has a pilot project. under way "to develop the answers on how Beadleston said. Mr. D'Alessio was the father Church. pollution. Junior League of Monmouth , of Mrs. Anna Pico of Union Mr. Rooke said that, of 16 best to teach them." The law also.provides for re- Surviving are two daughter: County, Mr. Beadleston said -Beach. Mrs. Elizabeth Francis of Mana- residents in the Patterson Ave. Mr. Beadleston also disagreed gional facilities to be operated by .-' Born in Italy, he came here in squan and Mrs. Donald Newton area, five reported that they schooling costs will be more than with the provision of the law giv-the state—with local school were disturbed by fumes, while compensated by enabling many ing state aid for education of boards contributing to the cost HOLMDEL "1912. He was tlie owner of D'Ales- of Belmar; four grandchildren :'uo s Lumber Yard, here. and three great-grandchildren. six complained of noise. youngsters to become produc- New Jersey youngsters in out-of- — whenever there are so few The building inspector said that state Institutions as long as the youngsters in any specific cate- .. Also surviving are four sons The funeral was this mornin, tive members of the community. gory that it Is .impossible for lo- in the Woolley Funeral Home. Robert Matthews, general man- institutions are in New York, Del- John and Salvatore D'Alessio, ager of the bus company, had The Rumson legislator is fa- aware and Pennsylvania, The as-cal districts to establish special both here, Jerry D'Alessio o expressed surprise at the com- ther of the New Jersey laws, popu- semblyman said geographical classes. GENERAL STORE -Kearny and Luigi D'Alessio ol MRS. ERNEST S.W. PYNE plaints since "a wooded area larly known as the Beadlestoi limits had to be drawn to per- The law requires each school 'Fairfield; four other daughters, SEA BRIGHT - Mrs. Ida D separates the residents" from his Act, which mandate education of mit supervision by the New Jer-district to conduct an annual sur- NIXT TO HUB HOUSE MAIN ST.. HOLMDIL ^Mrs. Rose Galliano of Old Bridge, Pyne, 85, of 25 Center St. diet company. the handicapped. sey Department of Education, vey listing all handicapped young- 946-4115 -Mrs. Josephine Bocchario and yesterday in Monmouth Medlca Mr. Matthews was Mr. Beadleston traced the his-but using a radius of miles would sters and to file the reports with Mrs. Marie Dougherty, both o Center, Long Branch. However, S-LB. reported to have said that the tory of the New Jersey legisla- make more sense than state the state Department of Educa- HAMS IMPORTED 0./5 "Nutley and Mrs. Judith Macchla, Mrs. Pyne formerly resided in buses will be equipped in the tion from 1954, when the firs tion "so we can follow up and CANNED -here; 73grandchildren, andeigh Long Branch. She was born in lines, he said. near future with new mufflers law requiring public education ol see that no one is running out "great-grandchildren. Norway, daughter of the late Mr. 'WTICe Wilwill providU e from the General Motors Corp. the mentally retarded and physi 0! Mr d child sent to Buffalo, but not to >. - Beadleston PREMIUM BACON 49c. ~ The Spatola Funeral Home, and Mrs. Amory Dahnsen. that cut down on tones and noise cally handicapped was enacted said. Surviving are two sons, Arthu: Boston, when Boston is closer rjiere, Is in charge of arrange- by 50 per cent. to last year, when the statutes than Buffalo," the assembly- And, the assemblyman said, - merits. and Einar Anderson, both Brooklyn; a brother. Axel Dahn- man said. "I've never been able whoever is named commissioner CHUCK STEAKS- 39cit to understand that," he added, of education, "we will have a com : JACOB LEMBERG sen of Brooklyn; a sister, Mrs Marie Olsen of Sea Bright: twe Mr. Beadleston said the Te- missioner who will crack the , ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Ja grandchildren and two grea Garbage Rule OKd,vised legislation "cAme as a whip on county school superin- SIRLOIN STEAKS 83c*. ' cob Lemberg, 74, 89 Third Ave grandchildren. shock to school boards." \nd, he tendents and see the job is done." died yesterday in Monmouth Services will be Friday in thi said, there are some things in it The new commissioner also will Medical Center, Long Branch. Flock' Funeral Home, Long the boards haven't discovered have to clarify the role of the PORTERHOUSE STEAKS 93c* Born in Russia, he had been Branch. Burial will be In Wood' Mayor Protests It yet. county superintendent, Mr. Be* a resident of Atlantic Highlands bine Cemetery, Oceanport. In the past "the school board dlesten said. •for 39 years. A World War I SHREWSBURY — Borough age "nit pickers" and raised the has always won" when the school "The county superintendent Council last night passed an question of "women who may be should represent the public, not -Veteran, he was a member of ALICE T. HOBART district medical examiner dis- CHUCK GROUND £&• 63c*. :*the Sandy Hook Bay Post, Amer- amendment to the garbage or- at home alone and have to lug agreed with the diagnosis of the the »chool boards," Mr. Beadle- OAKLAND, Calif (AP) - Alice dinance over strong protest from cans out in the dark." medical specialist consulted by a ston declared. ican Legion. Tisdale Hobart, 85, author of Mayor Frederic Messina. ; He operated the Reliable Wine Paul F. Schlissler, former coun handicapped child's family, Mr. Under the Beadleston Act, the LOIN OF BEEF S 67c. 'Oil for the Lamps of China, Right after the vote was taken, cilman, supported Mr. Dorn, say- Beadleston said. The revised state pays 50 per cent of the cost •and -Liquor Store here. died yesterday after a long ill ing that i( was a "ridiculous AND SIRLOIN STEAKS 1WJV :• Surviving are two sons, Ray- the mayor said, "Well, I will legislation gives the county su- of educating handicapped chil- ness. Her books were mostl; still put my garbage out when- ordinance" and that the word perintendent of schools authority dren, and 75 per cent of'the cost mond and Melvin Lemberg, of fictionalized works of the deve ever I feel like it — even on "reasonable," could not be en- of transporting the youngsters to Appro*. Weight 75 to 85 lbs. ^Atlantic Highlands; a brother, to seek a third medical opinion oping scene in China where sh Sunday afternoons." forced. to decide the issue. - special classes. William Lemberg, of Los Angles, lived with her husband, Earlf Those who voiced approv : Calif., and five grandchildren. The revision, introduced by Hobart, from 1908 to 1927. Ho Councilman Warren B. Minton al from the audience were neigh • Funeral services will be today bart was an official in Chicago at the last council meeting and bors of the Gallop Building, an at 1 p.m. under the direction of for Standard Oil Co. of New in the mayor's absence, has been office building at 23 White St the Posten Funeral Home. Buri York. the subject of debate for several They said that a number of al will be in the Congregation months. "trash cans are left at the curb .Brothers of Israel Cemetery, EASTER CANDY SALE overflowing with garbage seven UNION BEACH - An Eastei It requires that trash cans be CKVTS L'Long Branch. days a week, 24 hours a day.' candy sale is being conducted placed on the curb after 6 p.m. by toe Rosary Altar Society oi the night before collection and Daniel Gallop, an attorney who DEATH the Holy Family . Catholic be removed to a storage area owns the building, was acquitted (HILTON, Butler — On Mond«i. behind a dwelling within a "rea- of charges brought by Council' •March 13, IBS?, In MMiilelnwn. N.J. Church. Mrs. Robert Calton is -lather of BuUei1 Sheldon, Jr. Gr&nd- sonable" period of time on the man Minton last month in mu- ,'father ot Mm Samuel Inge, John in charge of orders. nicipal court that his refuse cans rBheldor; and Paul Sheldon of Hoblle, The society's annual card day of collection. * Alabama. ,AUK> survived by nine grelt- On two previous occasions, Mr. blocked a sidewalk. Magistrate rrandchll(lr«n. Service- at Frank E. party and fashion show will take William J. Glading ruled that Cambell, Funeral Home, Madison Ave- place May 3. Fashions will be Minton attempted to introduce "-nue. at 81 it.. N.Y.C.. Thunday J:!0 there had been no violation of _D.m Fleaia omit llowtn. by the Lerner Shops. • the measure but was over ridden by the mayor on grounds that an ordinance. such a law would be "unenforce- Mr. Minton last night denied able." that the new amendment is aimed Mayor Supported at the Gallop offices and said The mayor won support from there are "others in the borough" the audience when Victor Dorn requiring the revision. of 129 White ..St. said, "This just Cven though the mayor report- gives people another opportunity ed he had secured 'Mr."'Gallop's •road Stnwt aid Qntea AIM Drlvt. Skrtwd^r*—747-5555 to bother their neighbors; what word that the trash cans would be removed, the governing body O(w« Sunday. • A.M. to 5 P.M. • Wwl. art M. Ev«il»gi a reasonable time for them not always reasonable for passed the amendment with just we wi'u SPMAD jams* p^™*""^""""""— athers." one dissenting vote cast by Coon' TURF WILDER and LAWN I In a letter addressed to the cilman Philip A. Genovese. CHtMICAU . .. Vnht council from Mr. Dorn, which The three Republican council- 1 mutt b* $40.00 or mart. was read at the meeting, he men voting in favor of the amend wmm said that the law would encour- ment were Mr. Minton, Alfred J. Cooney and Joseph I. Brennan. Councilman Lea F. Sadkowskl, an Independent, also voted for the revision. Councilman John P. Steel, a fellow Independent, was not present at the meeting and [MONMOUTH MEATS was reported to be vacationing f 1100 MONMOUTH ST.. 133 MAIN ST.. BRANCH AVE. in Nassau. RED BANK EATONTOWH LITTLE SILVER 741-5292 542-0743 741-5350 150 Attend IONELESS BRISKET Greene Fete EATONTOWN - Mel Greene, CORNED a reporter for the Long Branch Daily Record and an active par- i ticipant in many civic endeavors, was honored last night at a testi- monial dinner at Old Orchard Golf and Country Club. More than 150 fellow newsmen, C political, legal and community v. s. Ib leaders attended. Attorney Frank CHOICE A. Moore of Eatontown was toast- 79 master. Speakers Included State Lean-Fresh Sen. Richard R. Stout and Free- LEAN—RIB SIDE holder Director Joseph C. Irwin. Mr. Greene, who has covered CROSS GROUND the Monmouth County Courthouse LOIN for about 18 years, was with the Hudson Dispatch, Union City, be- RIB ROAST CHUCK fore moving to the Daily Record. PORK i Sharing the honors with him were C his wife and two daughters. Watch Lome Greene, star of Chevrolet'* "Bonanza", each Sunday night on NBC-TV. They're Unique! ,Adg in the i Daily Register Classified work 89 59S for you around the clock. Place yours raw. A Different Kind of Sale Yon Can't Afford to Miss

Some sales offer stripped down, bottom-of-the-line cars at low prices. But look ANKRUPT EASTER SALE! what your Chevrolet dealer's offering during March. Five popular accessories and options on a handsome Impala V8 Sport Coupe, or if you prefer, a 2-Door BHI'S TOMORROW 10:00 A.M. or 4-Door V8 Bel Air Sedan. And best of all, you're getting the car you want at a price you can afford in plenty of time for traveling this summer. Just check 80 FIRST AVE., ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS (Next to Theatre) the extra low price with your dealer. Hurry. ONE OF THE MOST FANTASTIC MEN'S WEAR SALES EVER HELD! You pick the car now and we add this: BONUS-BONUS-BONUSI STOCK FORMERLY OF THE FROM ONE OF MIAMI'S Every sale car comes with five handsome While the Sale Is on, you can order Chev- LEADING FORMAL WEAR HOUSES whitewall tires, four dressy wheel covers, rolet's big 275-hp Turbo-Fire VB engine T. R. Burke Shop Om of Mlddlttown't bumper guards for the front and rear, two together with Powerglide and save yourself Finest Mtni 'Stop. TUXEDOS CHOOSE FROM handsome wraparound lights for the front a bundle. Both the engine and the Powerglide MANHATTAN SWEATERS by "THARE" fenders arid even a pushbutton AM radio. come specially priced during March. RETAIL VALUES £ ^% ^* 00 You'll notice, every option and accessory in DRESS SHIRT Retail 8.95 to 14.95 the package is there to make the car you Truck Buyera-Yousave now, tool Retail 5.95 to 6.95 FROM $100 ** * *^ WW choose more luxurious, more finished. A big Need a pickup? Look what your dealer has plus at trade-In time. in store for you. A handsome half-ton Fleet- Vi Price TO $180 NONE side pickup (Model CE10934) with 175-hp 35HIGHER For even more enjoyment, epeclfy these: Vi Price V8, a pushbutton radio, chrome hubcaps and TIES AND BELTS All Tux* sold on a fint come—first served basis Order power steering and power brakes and cuBtom appearance and comfort items all COMPLETE LINE OP your Chevrolet dealer includes them at a wrapped up in one low-priced Bonanza special Bonanza Sale package savings. If package. MEN'S JEWELRY Vi Price you've never had power steering and power brakes, now's your chance. Vz Price DUNLAP HATS MOOKFORM Vi Price WASH 'N WEAR MEN'S Bonania Sale Days Are Slipping by Fist Hurry Down to Tour Dealer's How! SPORT SHIRTS MEN'S SUCKS **> 50 $AOO PAJAMAS BATHROBES n , NEXT WEEK WE WILL BE OPEN 2- NONi 4 Moii., Tues., W*d* Tbwt. felottd Good FrU HIGHER HIGHER CIRCLE CHEVROLET COMPANY For the benefit of commuters, we will be open all three eveningi 325 MAPLE AVE. 741-3130 RED BANK • / '••• ' 1. •• ' Medicare Doctor Bill Claim Needs Number WtL, March IS,, 1967-5 ASBITRY PARK — Reporti and blue Medicare card in thebottom put of the form at **•into our office'and let tu check Gift to Hospital rom The Prudential Insurance blank at the upper right-hand dose hU itemized receipted bill." them," Mr, Caiyano said. NEPTUNE - Tile HamUtiu- ompany, the carrier which han- Beneficiaries who are unable to Asbury Garden Auxiliary of the corner of the request for pay- Mr. Caivano reminded benefi- dles Medicare doctor bill claims come to the office may send Jersey Shore Medical Center itf ment form before sending it to ciaries that he is_ talking only or the New Jersey area,imti- their forms with their telephone contributed the latest model II Prudential. about doctor bill claims where s that payment of some number to the Social Security of- Flame photometer to the labora- While the missing Medicare the "payment to the patient" laims is being slowed lip be- fice at 611 Heck St., Asbury Park, tory department of the hospital. identification number has been method is used; Under the "as- cause Medicare identification 57712, and they will be contacted The photometer provides' a noted as one of the most fre- signment" or "payment to the umbers are not shown on the if there are any problems. semi-automatic system to mea- quent errors on the claims forms, doctor" method, the doctor sends equest for payment form, sure the amounts of sodium and signatures, addresses and other the bill to the, Medicare carrier Mr. Caivano says that for the tarns have also been reported and bills the patient only for theconvenience of people who cannot potassium in body fluids of *eri- James J. Caivano, Social Secur- visit the district office during the ously-ill patients. Mrs. Irving ty district manager in Asbury missing from some forms. part not covered by Medicare. "There are a couple of im- day, the office is open every J. Hurry is president of the aux- Park, said the problem ol miss- "We are inviting beneficiaries Wednesday from 5 to 9 p.m. iliary. • ing Medicare numbers has been portant things for beneficiaries in Monmouth and Ocean Counties, most frequent on claims submit- who pay their doctor bills and who are making a doctor bill ted by beneficiaries. send in their own request for pay- claim for the first time, to bring "Even though the number may ment forms to remember," Mr. their request for payment forms seem like a very simple item, it Caivano said. "Be careful to fill LEAKY GUTTERS is very important to tile Medl in all blanks on the top half of To fill Jobs fast, place "Help REPLACE THOSE OLD WOODEN care carrier," he said. '^Without Wanted" ads in The Daily Reg- the Medicare Identification num- the form and be sure to either GUTTERS WITH DURABLE, RELIABLE ber, it is difficult for the carrier have your doctor complete the ister Classified. to find out if you are actually ALUMINUM GUTTERS. igned up for doctor bill insur- EXPERT INSTALLATION — FREE ESTIMATES ance or if you have met your Now Open $50 deductible for the year." • IJDOET TERMS • Fill DELIVERY When the number is not shown BRIDGE MARKET Dally and Saturday I A.M.-S:30 P.M. in the request for payment form, (FORMERLY PHIL'S MARKET) WtdMHiay and Friday 'HI » P.M. EASTER RABBITS IN REVIEW — Warren Preit, one of th» owners of the Old Mort- Mr. Caivano said, Prudential • FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES • rnouth Peanut BriHl* Co., Rt. 33, FrMhold, ihowj 28 ncond-grads pupils of fh« must write to Die Social Security DELICATESSEN •GROCERIES * SANDWICHES Park Avenue School Annsx how chocolate rabbits are mad* in molds. district office or the beneficiary to get it. Time Irlost and the • FRUIT BASKETS! TO ORDER • (Register Staff Photo) payment is not made as quickly HOMEMADE PIES and CAKE TO ORDER as it could be. 32 BROAD ST. • 741 • 7500 • RED BANK Mr. Caivano advised benefit FOR HOME DELIVERY — DIAL 741 -1985 ciaries to be sure they copy the 229 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD NEW SHREWSBURY. N. J. Youngsters' Paradise Tour: iber from their red, wh! The Easter Candy Factory By WILLIAM ZAORSKI pils as they toured the Old Mon neighborhood," said their teach- FREEHOLD — It was a sweet mouth Peanut Brittle Co., Rt. 33er, Mrs. Dominick Cerrato ol tooth's paradise and a child's The children were completin the Park Avenue School Annex heaven for 28 second-grade pu- a study on "factories in ou: With Easter only weeks away the plant was turning out thmr YES-PAY LESS! sands and thousands of eggs and rabbits. Standing like wooden soldiers in neat rows were lilli tt HAS THE LOWEST PRICES IN JERSEY green, pink, white, dark sweet and chocolate brown rabbits. •* Swiss chocolate *• Eyes were riveted in fascina- ON THE WORLD'S FINEST BRAND NAME FOODS! under my tion as coconut cream eggs moved slowly on a conveyor belt and presto! Chocolate cov- Yet — Pay Leu for VSDA "Choice" - Cold Star Mean! ered eggs ready for packaging. Or, better yet, for eating. BIBCOtTITT 7 TOP CHOICE - FORK TENDER • YOUNG WESTERN STEER ^ 59c Sno-While - Young Veal Sale! ftOMEU. PRIDE - FRESH FROZEN - HOT or SWEET •Swiss chocofete Foiled Bunnies 25* to $2.98 feet high and weighed about 40 Shoulder Veal Chops Ml" m *• 68c Lean Chuck Chopped Swiss Chocolate Foiled Eggs 2tor 25 * pounds. He also has eggs that Sausage Meat »>>*<. 39c weigh about 30 pounds. XTHA LEAN Also boxed Swiss Eggs from 75* to $1.79 FAMOUS BREAKFAST LINKS • GREAT WITH EOGSI Veal Chops '»>» 78c Veal Chops"«» 88c Round Ground Part of the company's produo b And loads of other BARTON'S Easter candies. tion room is changed into ies Sausage links P£ 89c Veal Stew "£.? 75c Leg o' Veal » 58c Fresh Beef Stew lEAM cma Hop on down and see them all. showroom for the Easter oonfec- AH. SLICED-DAIRY or fc tioriaries but, like the common V Breast o' Veal 35c Rumps o'Veal *>• 64c HtOM VOUNO egg that Is transformed in a myr- Genoa Salami ZT £48c Baby Spare Ribs PORKERS fc ITALIAN g. $| (g IOYAI DAIRY - "QUALITY" Veal Cutlet IONE 1.48 STYLE "•• 1.50 iad of colon'for a day, the room t£AN DAVIDSON'S will soon again -be used for mak- Fresh Call Hams DELICIOUS *. 48c ing the peanut brittle for which Fresh Sauerkraut ^^-29= LIQUOR & GOURMET SHOP the firm is noted. Pay Un far "Comntrj Fmh" Dairy Food. J Roasting Chickens »38c Fresh Boston Butts They'rt Unique! Ads In the SWEET fc c HOT or 26 BROAD ST. RED BANK Dally Register Classified work Turkey Drumsticks EAT1N- 33 Fresh Italian Sausage SWEET fc68c for you around the clock. Place ORANGE JUICE Call 747-3334 Royal Dairy • " - lb LOIN . yours now, The Real Thing lj g 3110 D Pork Chops s"V i SIDE Rock Cornish Hens "**"

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The Johnson administration's ef- Union the "same right to free expres- "We're rich," she said. Not really. Sheltered, yes. Rich, no. forts to ease the cold war with the sion" as a Soviet consul would have in Some of you will remember that Maria was the first of the Soviet Union were saved from a seri- the U. S. and would stipulate that no Two-Cent babies to be taken to Holy Angels Nursery, at Bel- mont, N.C. , ous setback when the Senate Thurs- limit could be put on the number of She's 11 now7«till alive, although when day decisively defeated Democratic American newsmen in Russia. The a doctor first studied her enormous head Sen. Herman E. Talmadge's proposed other Mundt reservation would in ef- and almost legless body, he said: I wouldn't amendment to the pending consular fect postpone the operative date of the give you two cents for this one's chances," Since then, there have been scores of infani convention. Approval of the Tal- treaty until U. S. forces are withdrawn misfits. Many die. Some linger awhile. A Jew madge amendment would have meant from Vietnam or- until Soviet arms weeks ago, I wrote about one who was bort almost certain rejection by the Soviet shipments to North Vietnam were dis- without skin and lived in a plastic bag, in fluid. That one died. Union of the treaty, which is designed continued. In addition to the Mundt proposals, the Senate will also have to A little colored boy, four, sits up in a to facilitate tourism and trade be- white bed in total blindness, paralyzed all the tween the U. S. and Russia by estab- deal with an' "understanding," sug- way. No brains, all guts. He never com lishing procedures for setting up con- gested by Republican Sen. Margaret BISHOP plains; just sits listening to the gurglin» Chase Smith, which would express the sounds of babies, grinning to himself. sulates in the two countries. * * * In calling for a drastic reduction In hope that no consulates would be opened in the Soviet Union until the THE NURSERY is being dispossessed. The nuns, who havi the criminal immunity granted to con- nothing to give the Two-Cent kids except love, think that 001?. end of the Vietnam conflict. sular officers under the convention, the will provide the $250,000 they need. They are notoriously poor Talmadge proposal may have seemed Desirable as the objectives of the. economists. Several years ago I wrote a piece about Holy Angels, as to favor the United States by making Mundt and Smith proposals are, such a favor to Kays Gary, a columnist of the Charlotte Observer. Soviet officials more accessible to stipulations in the treaty do not repre- The readers overwhelmed me. In a month, they sent $4O»O0f> American police. But Sen. Talmadge sent the way to achieve them, and the Small continuing donations over the months brought the sum seems to have been oblivious to the Senators involved should know it. The to (140,000. fact that his amendment — assuming Soviet Union is not going to recognize Gary never gives up. He asked me to help again, and I told freedom of speech and press or cease him that my readers had bought those babies over and over the unlikely prospect that it was ac- again. Hs puts on that sad spaniel expression. I tried anyway. cepted — would at the same time have Its aid to North Vietnam simply be- So far, Maria and a Baptist minister and a few doctors have exposed American consular officers to cause the U. S. Senate demands these counted $32,500. This can humble a man like me. He begins to Soviet police. concessions. . A Senate vote for the feel smaller than his audience. proposals would mean not only the Irma Baker of Miami sent a check for $1,000 and wrote: Despite the defeat of the Talmadge "Don't mention it." A man from Topeka, Kans., wrote: collapse of a bridge to the East for move, the consular pact still faces "Here's $6 for your angels in gratitude for our little devils." difficult obstacles in the Senate. This trade and tourism but also a worsen- A woman from Cleveland: "Here is $10. I can do without the week the chamber is scheduled to vote ing of the diplomatic climate for cur- Easter hat. It's good to read "about a place where babies «re babies, without color or creed. Just babies. . ." John Sul- on two so-called reservations in the rent efforts to achieve an accord with the Soviet Union on the demilitariza- iivan of the Bronx sent a check for $250, with no note. treaty offered by Republican Sen. Karl * * * tion of space and against the spread 1?. Mundt. One would supposedly give JIM DEMARIS of Las Vegas, Nov., sent $20 and said: of nuclear weapons. Sylvia Porter: Your Money's Worth U. S. consular officials in the Soviet' "A few friends and I are pooling our birthday present money. Not just once. Every year." Mrs. J. M. C. of Elmhurst, N.Y., sent $25: "Many years ago i lost three holy angels. Then I On Academic Freedom raised a daughter to age 22, and God took her, loo. She wa» Discrimination Against Elderly a graduate nurse at Bellevue. A son, 22, is left, and he make* , The importance of academic free- demic freedom. Too often — In a "I have a doctor's certificate as to my, had difficulty in getting the coverage they life not too much worth living." dom was stressed Sunday at a forum situation involving academic freedom driving ability but the insurance company desired. Another 10 per cent said they had Molly Quinn of Manhattan, N.Y., sent $2: "I'm with In Eatontown conducted by the Ameri- — college administrators worry about refuses to renew my policy because of my been dumped into the state "assigned risk" Social Security, but maybe this will help a little." Mary Cater- age." pool, usually reserved for the small fraction son of Montrose, Pa., sent $10: "Never belore have I an- can Civil Liberties Union. And the public opinion and the threat of a con- swered a plea for money, but those babies. . ." Sally Bre« "I have not had an accident for 25 years, of flagrant violators and other "high risk" N message brought forth there had par- tribution cutoff instead of concerning of Neponsit, N.Y., sent $5: "Please take the time to love each but last year my auto in- drivers. one." ticular meaning for all who prize themselves with the educational excel- surance premium jumped Yet, the survey also showed that in many academic freedom on the college lence of their institutions, And, as from $150 to 5220." cases, elderly drivers may be better insur- Anonymous with $100: "Please say a prayer in your faith for Rabbi David Goldman. This is sent in his memory." A "After 65, auto insur- ance risks than younger drivers. Only one- campus. a result, the faculty suffers, as do the man named Ashcroft, who made a business success but whose ance companies don't want third of those questioned in the 65-69 year Recent events at Monmouth Col- students. wife died and left him with three children and a hostile heart: us any more..." old bracket said they drove more than 9,000 lege in which two students were sus- Many of America's truly great miles a year and two out of five said they "I've been stuck in selfpity and didn't know it. Here's a These are excerpts check for $1,000." pended and a professor discharged, academic institutions have weathered from letters received in re- seldom or never drove at night. • * * cent months by the Ameri- Mrs. I. Tail of Brooklyn: "If I get out of this hospital, it (He had been a vocal administration pressures placed upon them — and won't be my last contribution. Come to think of it, it won't be can Association. of Retired • WHILE MANY ELDERLY citizens do critic) have raised serious questions have become even greater because of my last if I don't get out." James Still of Morehead, Ky.: Persons In Washington. have physical or mental impairments mak- "A baby's smile is worth anybody's $5." Milwaukee, Wis.: about the nature of academic free- it. Never would they think of in any The letters are strong evi- ing it unsafe for them to drive, the signifi- PORTEK "Enclosed a lousy dollar. Do you suppose there could be way trying to curtail academic free- dence that mounting num- cant point is that millions do not have such dom at that institution. 250,000 of us?" , Two of the speakers at the forum dom. bers of older drivers in the U. S. are facing impairments. Moreover, auto insurance at cancellation pf their auto insurance policies reasonable cost is vital to the elderly simply MR. McPHAIL of Buffalo, N.Y.: "I've got plenty of pals said academic freedom must be safe- ' Young Monmouth College, still in as they approach the age of 65. Or they because their incomes usually are cut severe- who toss $50 on a bar in one night. Now they're going lo pay guarded "above all" because without the process of building standards and are facing the prospect of drastically in- ly at retirement. And if they live outside in a different direction. Here's $1,000." Mrs! R. W. Jollcy of creased premium rates as "substandard the city, as millions do, a car may be their Aikcn S.C.: "If our contribution seems small it's just because it college "simply is not an education- traditions, must realize that freedom we Baptists have more charities which we must support!" al institution. of expression and freedom of inquiry risks," along with teenage iiot-rodders and only means of getting to shopping centers other accident-prone drivers, whether or not and supermarkets where prices tend to be "Never mind my'name. Just take the money. I've been; It is true, as has been said, that are a vital part of the academic pro- their actual driving ability merits such a lower than at small neighborhood stores. sober six years and I'm trying to make seven." A corporation public and administration pressures cess. Cut them off and you no longer classification. Moreover, a woman reaching the age of sent 3,000 share of stock. Mrs. K. Lee of Burbank, Calif.: "My Dolores called me at 10:30 a.m. At 11 she was gone. To are most responsible for diluting aca- have a college worthy of its name. • * * 65 today can expect to live, on average, an- 1 other 16 years: and a 65-year-old man has a die in the street alone. I'll never get over it. Please take this THE EVIDENCE also is that as a re- life expectancy of 13 more years. These are $10." sult, older Americans are being forced on an long stretches of time in which to immobilize Angela" Del Guidice: "We have big healthy angels here at Aldene Commitment increasing scale to turn to "high risk" auto hea||ky, capable drivers. the Irving Trust Co. We have formed a 'Little Angel '/< Club." insurance firms charging astronomical rates, It is debatable whether the Mon- before the state, expressed some sat- One of the girls circulates around with a little box. Here it and are becoming victims of insolvencies To help fill the auto insurance gap for our first $30 in quarters. Check it off to St. Irving." mouth commuters who met with isfaction over the meeting's outcome. among these insurers. the older American, a new insurance plan Multiply these by about 6,000 and you have an idea of the Transportation Commissioner David "We knew we would not be able is now being endorsed by the American As- mail. It's such a tough, callous world. The Two-Cent kids now Until now, there have been few hard sociation of Retired Persons, with premium J. Goldberg Monday scored a victory' to get the state to delay the Aldene have a down payment on the new nursery. Someone asked facts on the problem of discrimination rates based solely on the actual record of In their efforts to delay implementa- Plan as such," he said, "but we did against older drivers. But a survey of 200,- Maria if she remembered me. She nodded. "He'l. the nice individual drivers. man with the old hair," she said. tion of the Aldene Plan. But they at succeed in getting a commitment that 000 elderly drivers by the AARP has just dis- closed these startling statistics: Simultaneously, the National Bureau of Maria, I love you. least scored a point. the Jersey Central and New York ter- Casualty Underwriters and the National Un- minals will remain available if they Of those surveyed, 40 per cent said their derwriters Association are conducting a ma- It appears that the plan will go In- auto insurance rates had been boosted when jor computer study of the 65 and over age are needed." to effect on April 30. However, the they reached an arbitrary age limit, usually group to find out exactly how this group From Our Readers age 65. A full 10 per cent reported that they one big assurance that county commu- Meanwhile, at least Mr. Goldberg rates as insurance risks. ters received was that Jersey Central knows how Monmouth commuters think — and he is still considering a Veteran Commuter Speafcs Railroad equipment will be held in John Chamberlain: These Days readiness in case the Aldene Plan does host of suggested Aldene Plan modifi- Rt. 1, Box 258 Hookerton, N. C. ' not work. cations. And for that Mr. Mitzner and his association, as well as Assembly- To the Editor: } Who started this crazy Idea of transferring from Jersey Bernard M. Mitzner, the president man Joseph Azzolina and Patrick J. of the American Commuters Assoda^ Our Auto Safety Revolution Central Lines to PATH? I went there once, Never'again. The McGarin Jr., can take a bow. They train was full. So-called trainmen . .,., I call them, pained " tion who has worked so diligently to DETROIT, Mich. — It's too bad that president Miller thinks there should be a all did an excellent job in presenting Ralph Nader, who thinks the American auto- me and several others to one side. When a train came, we were bring the plight of the railroad riders penalty in law for car passengers who fail pushed in like a bunch of convicts, barely room to stand. the commuters' viewpoint to the state. mobile was designed as a lethal weapon, to fasten their belts. This should please Mr. didn't show up last week for the Ford Motor For God's sake, how much longer are the people of New Nader, for it puts Mr. Miller on his side. Jersey going to be pushed around? Do Gov. Hughes and tht Company's dedication of its two new But the seat belt is no universal panacea, "firsts," a $2 million service center devoted railroads think slavery days are still here? Think again buddies. Robert S. Allen, Paul Scott: Inside Washington and Arjay Miller was right in 1905 when he Give the people of N.J. what they want and what they are to keeping cars reliable on observed to U. S. senators that car safety the road and a multi-mil- paying for: decent service and clean trains, • was a total matter consisting of good main- I lived in Red Bank many years and know what it is. I lion facility built to house tenance, good driver training and good re- the multiple facets of Ford also hope you get a new station in town. . ating that'he G- WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1967 brought together under one roof at Ford were tronic warnings might be relayed backward had no personal grievances from a suddenly-braked car in time, to pre- KM! llrons SI., Krd Hunt, M. t, in the works long before Nader wrote his against Bailey, Humphrey S;l lit. 2.1. Mldillrlauil. V. 1. controversial "Unsafe at Any Speed." vent, chain smash-ups on. crowded freeways. argued that McCormack's SO Km»l Main SI., I'rprlinli), N. 4, The testing of seat belts is an example. It is experimenting with a car in which in- youth and' political experi- 279 Broadway* tans Bmnrh, J). J, Perhaps Ihey should have been made man- struments and • signals have been' removed ence were political assets Kilnh. IO li» John It. (Vxili and llrnry Clay datory on cars before they were. But the from the dashboard and placed on the side, that could help the Presi- door. ruhltiltrd b> TUB llrd limb lirtl«ter Incurpuraltd fact remains that the perfect seat belt, like SCOT! dent with his rebuilding: the truly ecumenical Christian church, still „ /,.So. tl».-Misty, iwolvrtton. .ptoswds- Dr..-. McCormack's a 11 r I- •I. HAROLD Kri.LV. I',.1.11.her lies in the future. ,A dummy, sitting on the William Haddon's new Notional Traffic Safe- buteS, Humphrey stressed, could be used ef. Arlliur Z. Kuniln, Editor right side of a car In a 3»-miIe-per-hour crash ty Agency can take a bow for forcing it fectively to counter the appeal that Sena- "Jjion't know. I suppose It has Blitutcrlntliin PrlMi In A].SO a seat belt strapped around his waist. Ford for a co-operative attitude. policy:" TOE DAILY'REGISTER' W*d, M«t* IS, 1967-1

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UlLUlU HUHD-UBHT JU1 VARIETIES EXCEPT ANBEL FOOD We would at this time bring to your attention two apparent CiMoaiU-NONE PRICED HIGHER! danger spots located on the Middletown-Lincroft Rd. in Middle- e town Township. We refer specifically to the intersections of Riiar6tUn Oranges.. •£- IO'r69 Tuna Flakes CakeMixe Dwight Rd, jmd Sunnyside Rd. with the aforenamed highway. DELICIOUS Apples NONE PRICED HI6HERI , Motorists on these two roads attempting to enter upon or Grapefruit St £ ANN cross Middletown-Lincroft Highway are obstructed from see- Wash. Mil* . c PAGE ing oncoming traffic because of the elevation of the land'bord- Extra Fancy Honeydew Melons 2 £45' ering the Middletown-Lincroft Highway and the curving nature NONE PRICED HIQHER! 19Ib. of this highway shortly before reaching these intersections. eAHMEU-J-Mmlittan Slyla ANN PASE-SUOAR « MAHI Strawberries £J. £ C In our view, the leveling or grading of these embankments California larga I lb e i Clam chowder 6 "95 will be i material and vital step in avoiding what may be a ~ Fr.ihT.nd.r bunch Green Cabbage t!' 9 Blended Syrup XM* ftrious accident Your consideration ot this proposal wilt be C JACRAMEMTO— I ft. 14 (I. at 3LUE CHEESE appreciated. Tomatoes U£'L tl' Oranges '•*-«•« 12';£'49 ANM Sincerely yours, e Tomato Juice 3 1.00 PAGE naaisne* PRICED HISHERI* Avocado Pears 2<«35 Dressing Mrs. B. J. Smyth COLONIM. KOSHER ANN MIE Secretary SAVE lOe THIS WEEK e Spanish Bar Cake 1-lb. Dill Pickles 735° Salad Dressing «49 Budget Defeat a Shame RIVW-BEEF ANN PAIE STRAWIEBRT Br.aHa.tTr.at e •--•••• ••'••• Triangle Manor C R. D. 2 Blueberry Pie Cinnamon Buns T 9pi; 39° Dog Food 6 ;79 Preserves 2 I 79 Halifax, Pa. Harfi Mountain Ragular or Dtcerator Pat Ih-ltt Srttth To the Editor REG. 8" SIZE—11b. 8 sz. Irish Raisin Bread T '£»• B 9 • Lately, there has been much conjecture in Middletown DogYBminie$i37 2S35 SwtToweis ^::: i°w SAVE 16* THIS WEEK! Donuts £ Waud Food Wrap Township .about the amount ot work done by a school teacher Chiclwn or Fiih t Chicltn Parts i/lN FOOCHI XD cans *• £ 4oI- D Kittv Mannar's ISo,. 23a tion basketball league to make a little extra money tosupple - Frozen Foods!. 14- Chiclwn 12 «, Chopped Baaf 10 ex, Mttr Loaf 10 01. AlrFraihanar .55 Spanish Rice ment his teaching income and pay for his graduate courses, ipray can w* Brand can I would say, that without coaching, or doing graduate work, T.V.Dinners SWANSON Pk,55« Nablso IOsi.4Aa • • good teacher spends at least 60 hours a week teaching, Tissues S Cheese Nips bo.*« grading papers, and preparing his lessons. Llbby Orange Juice 2 !;;, 33' —National Peanut Week.'— Grape Jelly Louis Sherry 101.4C0 Croquettes Bamf Ptrtl up t«lt» In 4 I pi. «Qa B Low Calorla jar ** How do I know so much about a typical day in the life TWA Ce«M*Crt.l • .auk. •» Moi.flAo of a teacher? I know, because the aforementioned schedule SCHMFFT'S 8 K. Peanut Butter ££ ;-39BurryY £1 Pies CHICKEN |Ag. 6 ii precisely one which I maintained for three years. WhiskeySourMix •«£• ;:25° FROSTED CHOCOLATE 4 I.001. INN can fl&P Roasted Peanuts £47° the twice defeated school budget In Middletown Township SHAKE MIX * pkai.29' AUNT JEMIMA is a "shariie" which all residents of Middletown must bear Creamed Chicken Waffles 5ANDWICH ISO in Salted Peanuts V1R^IA %W , (except those who voted for It) until next year. , Glad Wrap BAGS plrg. CHICKEN or SHRIMP Xing Crab Meat M Why teach at a beginning salary ot $5,400 a year when A&P Peanuts SD -33' industry will pay you $2,000 or more plus haspltalliation, MRS. PAUL'S I4«.A1( Viva Napkins £, 2 ft. nHJe insurance, etc? <• ' .'"..'' Chun KlngS Pinner '£ Fish Fillet Family Six. plj."1 Peanut Clusters Come on, Middletown — get smartl faext year,; support (4 SeotTowel Holders your school board and school. ™ Jack Toy Regulated Sudsing—10« Off Labtl Gerber Baby Food 9™^.*-.,!., 10i'»89t Bold Detergent i,; 69 With Fluoristan I Tea is made from leaves. 6.75 oz. Crest Tooth Paste tuba 69 Deodorant

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Uiehoneywithbeezto! Prl• THENO.ISTAMPPlANINTHENEvVyORKAREA In Northern 'N«w Jamy, Orange and Rocldanrf CountUs. ; AVTobicco Pmduou, frah Milk ud Alcaholie BOVUSIM uempt inm Plild Sump oflob \*wn to Jtkmxkm Governors Diagnosis Devke Skoton^ r A identfflee prtt Y Avon to Dedicate New Borough Hal •B BANK - A dramatic Adelaide PtttmoP*t*mo, chltf nucleanuclear thee pttlwtpttiwt. There li no mission meetings will be held on A ticket office and waiting a principle similar to radar and in the diagnosis of tumor of the the platform of the hall, permit- room on the west side of the S4 Braid St., Red Bank the Capitol at Washington, to the dedication prayer, and Rev. Rob sona. brain. 747-4*47 borough. It was secured by U.S. ert D. Bryant, pastor of Avor ting more than 300 to attend and building face the railroad. It re- He said an Important aspect Rep. James J. Howard (D-NJ). Methodist Church, will give thi hear the proceedings over a pub- places an ancient station which Assisting the doctors with the of this type of study Is that it Donald J. Cunningham, Mon- benediction. lic address system. J had become an eyesore. scientific'presentation was Miss is not harmful or Injurious to mouth County surrogata and The Bob Eberle Jr. Memorial Avon borough attorney, will Band will provide music.

WIHU.0KY US. COVT Bayshore Hospital OUMD Thrift Shop Opens awn KEYPORT — More than 1 children; furniture and mis persons were present when the cellaneous items, including Bayshore Community Hospita child's crib and golf clubs. Then Thrift Shop, 88 Broad St., here, is also a department for article; YOUR MOST VALUABLE opened for business. to be sold on consignment. TOTAYTHROi*! The shop is being jointly opei As a special service, a bulle TRADING STAMPS ated by the nine affiliated au tin board has been set up for iliaries of the proposed hospttai the sale of consignment articles Taking part in the ribbon cut too large or too heavy to be tlhg ceremonies Saturday wen transported ior display, such a: BONELESS CROSSRIB CALIF. CHUCK Mrs. Charles C. Schock Jr., refrigerators and large pieces o: trustee of the hospital board; furniture. Middletown Mayor Ernest G More than 1,000 items TURKEYS ROAST POT ROAST Kavalek; Mayor Robert J placed on sale for the openinj Strang, Keyport; Mayor Alfrec of the shop. Sales volume wa: T. Hennessy Jr., Union Beach more than enough to cover the READY TO COOK Mayor J. M. Kellers, Atlantic ient and expenses for thst first Highlands, and Miss J. Mabel month of operation. Brown, also a trustee of the hos- 16 to 22 lbs. II NO FAT ADDED Ib. FULL CUT pital. Mrs. Schock is president ol the Troop to Mark ARMOUR STAR affiliated auxiliaries; Miss US. CHOICE U.S. CHOICE U.S. CHOKE Brown, vice president. They are Anniversary FRANKS ALL MEAT 59- serving as co-directors of the TURKEY thrift shop, which will ba open RED BANK — Boy Scou' LONDON GROUND PLUS A COUPON TO PURCHASE A CHUCK Thursdays, Fridays and Satur- Troop 23, the oldest troop in th MICKEY MANTLE GLOVE days from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. Monmouth Council, announces an DRUMSTICK and Friday evenings from 7 to BROIL CHUCK STEAK SWIFT PRIMIUM BUTTBtBALL READY 10 COOK 9 o'clock. Volunteers from th< anniversary dinner to be held a THICK CUT SHOULDER FRESH HAN TRIMMED FIRST CUT various auxiliaries will serve a the First Baptist Church Apri the sales personnel. 5. The dinner will celebrate 50 TURKEYS ,O,L,.VC .49' The Thrift Shop is stocked with years of continuous scouting for BONEUSS BRISKET FRONT CUT 11.61c good used clothing for adults am the Troop. .87' .59- .37' It is hoped that all scouts dat CORNED BEEF •» U.S. CHOKE LEAN & TENDER FRiSH QUARTERS WING ON U.S. CHOKE EXTRA LEAN PAY DAY LOANS ing back to 1917 will attend. For mer scouts should contact the Troop commitee chairman, Ver CUBE STEAK .98' CHICKEN BREAST GROUND ROUND .87' $100 ira, $U5 non F. Loud. REG. STYLE FRESH QUARTERS BACK ON 11.1 CHOICE CAUF. STYLE Scoutmaster Francis D'Zurillo BELL FINANCE Co. is in charge of the program CHICKEN LEGS CHICKEN LEG .39' BAR B.Q. STEAK .69' 77 Iroad St. Red lank, N. J. which will honor former scout- REC. STYLE ROASTING VS. CHOKE BONOESS Ue. #7M T.I.: 741 -1000 masters and including the pre CHICKENS 3tt.ij.AV6. fe.39* ntation of awards. CHICKEN BREAST BOLAR ROAST .88" HOT-SWEET FRESH ITALIAN US. CHOKE SHORTCUT TRIMMED TWO CUTS BLUE LABEL

SOU) IN SAUSAGE 341. UNIT* RIB STEAK .79- SLICED BACON .49 CHUNK WHITE TUNA EASTER CANDY MAYONNAISE THE MOST COMPLETE IN OIL TWO GUYS SELECTION IN THE STATE TWO GUYS FRESH BLEND ."v JULY EGGS ,., 23 2t, 45< jor TWO GUYS LARGE CALIFORNIA MAGNIFICENT CHOCO. SOLID AND MOLDED SCOTT FAMILY WALNUTS 39' CHOCOLATE BUNNIES 25., 3" NAPKINS TWO GUYS FULL STRENGTH TWO GUYS FANCY CAUF. TWO GUYS 100% COLOMBIAN BLEACH S 29' TOMATO PASTE 4-88' COFFEE CHEF BOY-AR-DEE CHOCK FULL O NUTS KLECNtX SAUCES 4"*r99c COFIEE 2 £ V5 JUMBO TOWELS KY POINT C STAR-UNIVERSAL KLEENEX DESIGNER PINK SALMON £68 FABRIC SOFTENER NAPKINS 2 TWO GUYS UNSWEETENED FLORIDA TWO GUYS SELECT OR GIANT TWO GUYS CHOCOLATE CHIP ORANGE JUICE 3 £ 78'RIPE OLIVES 4t?99< COOKIES 3 £ DAIRY DEPT. APPETIZING DEPT. FROZEN FOOD DEPT. CHEESE SLICES BOILED HAM TMORTON POT PIES AMERICAN YELLOW & WHITE 1 2- DOMESTIC CHICKEN, BEEF. KRAFT DELUXE oz. TURKEY 8"0I

IMPERIAL NEW SOF-SMEAD Sc OFF IMPORTED 3VARBTKSDOU atneuui MARGARINE QUMTTO 2^75" BOILED HAM 69 FROZEN JUICES 2.29 TWO GUYS TRADING STAMP tr. PRODUCE DEPT. ONE BOOK SPECIAL WEEKLY SPECIAL ~T TOWARD THE ' PURCHASt Of POTATOES SHOE CARE KIT MEN'S FAMOUS BRAND US = i A.U PURPOSE Comisb of shot brush, daubtr, polish. bg cjpUi and a can ol shot palish. CALENDAR WRIST 10 48 Idtal for hem*, elfin or travtl. WATCH 17jtwtli, antinwamtic, unbrtak- m mainspring, fuBy guaranteed. TOMATOES LIST 1.69 REG. 1.19 IMUJOtaHUED 77 tWO OUT! RED RIPE WITH A FOOD PURCHASE TUSMOITAMF REG. 24.50 12 IOOK OF $2 OR MORE JEWELRY DEPT. HOUSEWARES DEPT. DOTS SPRING UP 2O.OO DOVE FOR DISHES FINAL TOUCH 20' OFF Dots make a fresh appearance here WITH LUMO WHITE V LABEL 32-oz. dousing our counterparts from the lengthy size 53 l gt 1 oz. giant size 57 shaped double-breasted jacket IIFEBUOY RIG. 2 for 29* COLD WATER SURF giant slit Ml straight down to the skirt. By Irvinston 1IFEBUOY BAIH 2 for 39' LUX BEAUTY FACIAL sin 3 for 35* Place in navy/white Avril* IUX BEAUfY BAR BATH rayon/cotton, 5 to 13. Junior Sportswear. 33* SWAN LIQUID O SPRY NEW, LIGHT poz. Mail and ptjone orders filled. , LUX LIQUID 13 OFF LABEL giant tin 39*

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EtiffK MeDontM, it BarioUow JamM Cottley, Mr, and W RED BANK — A new policy ippototment only, and only lor log For Find it tart In Hw JD«iIy James Jones, Mr. and Mrs. statement that they are capable iftwje., were hosts tt i buffet sup- By Freehold School Board adopted by the Board of Educa- families in which both parents Register Classified tectioa ••; Domintck Panepinto, Mr. and of resuming their duties. per recently. ti end Mrs. Joanne Williams, tion last night will keep the work. Mrs. Robert Mantei, all of Free- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP-The ^Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Board of Education approved second; Mrs. Carole Fierro, Mrs. school guidance office open two The policy says counselors will Robert Doane, postmaster, and hold, and Mrs. Bernard Malo- evenings each month for confer- new contracts for 48 teachers Maureen Mott and Mrs. Nancy work a 7;45 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. M». Leonard Conway, Mr. and ney, White Plains, N.Y., and ences with parents who work dur- and members of the professional Vargo, third; Mrs. Mary Naiman day, and their salary will be 1.17 Mrs. Robert Brockman, Mr. and Cape Breton, who is a house ing the day. times the amount of their salary guest of Mr. and Mrs. McDon- staff last night, leaving about six and Mrs., Nancy Plent, fourth; Mrs. William Boyle, Mr. and Each guidance counselor, ac- guide step. Mrs. John Barrett, Mr. and Mrs. ald. unfilled positions for 1957-68. Robert Richmond and John Wil- liams, fifth; Joseph Herman, cording to the policy, will serve Another policy adopted last Nine of those whose contracts Miss Susan Lewis, Mrs. Dorothy one evening per month for up to night will require employees who were approved will come under Stone and James Weissel, sixth. three hours per tour. have been absent due to illness tenure under the new contracts. Evening conferences will be by for five or more consecutive days HOURS Thirty-six contracts already have At the Barkalow School, Mrs. been signed by teachers under Diane Kellers, home economics; FUEL OIL DAILY tenure. Irving Steinfeld and William OPEN 12 Stone, mathematics and science, FURNITURE CO. The nine newly under tenure jand Mrs. Mary Williams, social Daily 9 to 9 Sat. 9 to 5 are: studies. WEST KEYPORT, N. J. At Burlington Road School, Also receiving new contracts EST. 264-0181 Mrs. Anita Anderson, third grade; were these specialists: Mrs. FRED D. WIKOFF co Gerald Furris, fifth; Mrs. Flor- Margaret Bauer, speech thera- 1869 ence Van Mater, kindergarten, pist; Mrs. Letty Cortelyou, and Mrs. Joan Elraan, first. French; Mrs. Sylvia Freed, so- 234 MAPLE AVENUE At West Freehold School: Mrs. cial worker; Miss Joan Lang- Margaret Cooke, fourth; Mrs. ston,' remedial reading; William Constance Dreibelbis, fourth, and McCrohan, physical education; RED BANK 741-0554 Julius Rosenthal, sixth. Douglas Pine, industrial arts; At the Clifton T. Barkalow Mrs. Sharon Voros, art, and Mrs. Open Man. and Fri. evenings 'til 9 School, Miss Joan Turton, lan- Barbara Marzulli, a nurse. guage arts, and Mrs. Maigaret Stetler, learning disabilities. The other new contracts were issued to these teachers: At Burlington Road, Mrs. Leta Blank and Mrs. Judith Carluccio, America's Xo. 1 Best Seller! Kenmore first; Mrs. Ellen Dheere, Mrs. Louise Isaacks, Mrs. Judith itrauss and Mrs. Susan Winter, second; Mrs. Marsha Paff and Miss Judith Reinhardt, third; Mrs. Maxine Wurtzel, fourth; Mrs. Mary Ann Seiber, fifth, and Mrs. Jane Corman, kindergarten. At West Freehold, Malcolm Mc- Donald, principal; Mrs. Kathleen Cruzen, .kindergarten; Mrs. Dorothy Corrie and Mrs. Donna Nelson, first; Mrs. Edna Bizzigot- Mistrial Called In Drugs Case FREEHOLD — Superior Court Judge Clarkson S. Fisher yester- Foreground, Thomas S. Joyce, New Shrewsbury; back day declared a mistrial after a Sears row, left to right, Edward J. Byrne, Neptune; James jury failed to reach a decision J. Quinn, Fair Haven; William Myers Jr., Matawan; on a narcotics charge against a Albert J. Smith, Oalchurst, John P. McHugh, Rumson. former Monmouth Community Kenmore Action Program aide. George Pizaro, 23, of 114154 Come See Us Sewall Ave., Asbury Park, had been arrested in Neptune for anytime during the day, in the evening, . aiding and abetting in the sale )f marijuana on March 28, 1966. Dryers or on your way home from work. Joseph Mattice of Asbury Park represents Mr. Pizaro. The state's case was presented by \ssistant Prosecutor John W. 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Joint Orders Unit VUm Charity Ball DOTS DOW. played at Ettt Lwstog. j— West' to Be Fair LONG BRANCH - The Joint obtained from the Mbnmou* friendship and fatherhood b> hAZLET — The Sycamore p.m. All classrooms will te open Fraternal Orders Unit of the Long ..«. .». »4~^iuwiu» IIIU MV VJ/WH taki«Mhe« plac|navDe i11n1 AprilnyiUt , NominatinliuilU(UlUIiXg County Unit, N. J. Association tween men of different faith*. r Branch Area announces that its GRAMAN'S • Drive school Parent-Teacher Ai from 7:46 to 8iU for parents to conunlttN membsrs Include Mrs. for Retarded Children, Red Bank, A highlight of tills program of • sociatioif hu completed plaiuffor visit with tht teachers and view Raymond Jdnes, chiirman; Mn,first Annual Charity Ball will be or from any of the member or- VACUUM end APPLIANCE PARTS CO. work and project* on display. in*—* m-i.».-«- •»- «-«.hl- d Saturday evening, April 22 fraternal Interchange* was the 156 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK, N. J. '; Iti Spring Fair, to be held Sat- ganizations of (he Joint Frater- joint meeting of the1 four organi- Floyd Riley,'/guest speaker, Potter, Mrs. George Skudera, at the Long Branch Armory. PHONI 747.5623 ; Wday, May 20, front 11 a.m. to Richard Maltby and his orchestra nal Order*, sations held during Brotherhood will discuss "Modern Math." Mrs. Theodore Stieve, Mrs. Ru- ' 4 p.m. In the aU-piirpote room dolph Tumlnelll and Mrs. Fran- and singer-comedian Alan Dale The JFO Is comprised of mem- Week. The meeting was addressed _ . A aoiph Tumine HOOVER and EUREKA CLEANERS '. and on the ichool grounds. The will provide entertainment. bers of Masonic Lodge 78, The nominstlng Committee, ap- c|s Weigandt by Rev. William Jamison Shetland — Lewyr — Sweeper — Vae theme will be "The Old West." Proceed* from the ball Will Knight* of Pythias 187, Knights of San Alfonso Retreat House, Committee chairmen are Mrs. ldent benefit the proposed Work Oppor- of Columbus Council 355 end Rabbi Albert Raab of Congre- Waxen —Pollihers — Hand Cleaner* Richard Wagner, chairman; Mrs. fleers ta the general member- - """"""ced that the PTO _UIA 4MU »^.IJK^1I.U *T t__" Urliwilli donatAl\natae iwintroopn IIAnflagas +»toi , T>»Bo» ytunity Center, Long Branch Bnal Brith Lodge 1449, all of the SALES and SERVICE Mn Hollpski, Mrs. William Her- ship for consideration. Nomln*- gation Bnal Shalom, Rev. Els- ring and Mrs. Richard Fuller, Oons -Will be accepted from the Scout Troop 234, sponsored by Sheltered Workshop for Uhe Men-Lang Branch area. It was found- worth Holmes, and state official! "We Service What We Sell" co-chairmen; Mrs. Herring, floor. Voting for officers WiJlthePTO. tally Retarded. Tickets may be ed in October, 1966, to lotttt of the four organizations. ALL PARTS and SERVICE ON PRIMIHS games; Mn. Joseph Koskal, canned goods; Mrs. Mn Ram- sey, balloons; Mrs, Janie* Nance, books; John Burke, plants; Mrs. Robert Corb!iss, Cindy. •, Also on the committee are Mrs. Andrew.Dorrie, handmtde arti- cles; Mrs, Ronald Koumarts, •Jrldes; Juk BttzardV. auction; *Mrs. Ntax ^Jfesh> fcfriihmsnts! ^Mrs. WdlSrd Fuller and Mrs. •i Louis Monte,i tickets, and Mrs. '•; Harold Baker and Mri. Monte, yeubliclty, . .

• SYCAMORE DRIVE HAZLET - The Sycamore i Drive School Patent-Teacher As- locittlon will hold its monthly meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the all-purpose room at the school. • Mrs, Robert Dramstadt, school .DIVISION OF STOP & SHOP plychologlit, who has served the ^township schools more than ttrres years, will be guest speak- er. Her topic will be "The Chang- iing Role of the School Psychol- ZING INTO SPRING WITH EASTER FASHIONS AT BUDGET-SAVING PRICES A nominating committee will be appointed to select officers for next yetr. • COVE ROAD J pte Spring Coats HAZLET — The Cove Road School Parent-Teacher Organlz* (Ion will meet Monday at 8:13 AT AN INCREDIBLE LOW BRADLEES PRICE!

JFree Bus HH »>ylM *» # or subuifjs-perfectry proportioned and lust ririjt for Bie time, the place and you! That's what you'll Ride Given find it Bradloes btind-new custom colfection of coats for petite pace-setters. Take your pick of Spring tweeds, plaids, checks or loops-classic navy, plus light aid carefre* solid cslas-dnri- Customers fitted, twoty and other flattering shapes. Sizes 2 to 8,5 to 13. v FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - Cow to TOW art lead the fashion parade! When the Sou* Freehold Shop- .plng Center announced "Leave •the driving to Us," 200 customers responded by taking advantage of the free bm service to the .Neptune Shop-Rite. __ The bus service will continue .making the Friday and Saturday •Sopping excursion* until recon- struction of the Shop-Rite of Freehold is completed In April. FASHIONED FOR SPRING In addition to the free but rid*, customer* ire treated to free PRICED TO SAVE YOU MORE ^sandwiches iad CwSe. ' - Joseph Stker, president of iFoodarama Satfernjjarketa,.,, Inc., "operators of orth stores, said he :J;.f Petite :ii pleased wiah the respome, ";,"On3 customer said she Ml thappy to take the bus because Dresses .It saved her from driving with three small children." Other customer* slid tiiey were going to get a group of friends togeth- er to make the trip egain next weekend, Mr. Saker reported. • The bu* leaves the South Free- hold stopping Center every hour on the hour, returning (ram Nep- tune on the half-hour. 7.99 Easter Egg Hunt JSet For Holmdel There's ttusiiBrt, sleek fencing suit-thetili, :': HOLMDEL — Jay Deraarest, tailoreMd co*ch«»-tt» frilly, flattering "Jin mcreation Commission director, nndy >and man/ other, new 1 and 2 piece hu announced that the Easter Styles. Exciting fabrics include acetate knits, *ts hunt will be held at the tended crepes, star check*, laces and more. County Park on Saturday. The Refreshing Soring colors, plus navy. Sizes 5-13. •vent, scheduled to begin at 2 p.m., 1* for pre-schoolers and Children in the lower grades. The Easter Bunny will appear to •ward prizei to winner* in the hunt. ' In event of Inclement weather, It will be reicheduled for Much

: Announcement was made that •me commliikm'i Senior Citizen group completed Easter buketi for patients In the geriatric ward GIFT, WRAPPED of Marlboro Hospital. The group, DRESSY & CASUAL under the direction of Mrs. Da- Cantrece Nylons vid Carlson, assisted by Mrs. Richard Greenmait, will hold their next meeting on Wednes- day, March 22, at Fellowship Hall, where they will have an Raster luncheon. Matte flMsft, smooth stretch, perfect fit! Node heel, relnfoiMd tos.Belgt-S-M-L-XL. Terrific new collection! Genuine leathers, vinyl patents, leather-look seton grains-shoulder straps, frame pouches, vagabonds, totes. Most lined-all roomy. Black and favorite Spring shades,

DOUBLE WOVEN Nylon Gloves SHORTY LENGTH PR. 690 Popular shorty length with elastic shirred wrist." On h*S*\ Tlm»-$«Y|iit vfftiftMnf FABULOUSLY FLATTERING White, navy,' black, beige. Sizes 6-7 and 754-854. SUIiHtr OM T«u t Utnt Easter Millinery YOU'VE SEEN THEM ALL AT 4.98 CLASSIC & NOVELTY...... PR. 890 Shorty styles with cut-outs, bows, scallops and SEAMIESS MESH piping. Whit* with navy, pink, black, beige, blue. 59 Sizes A and B. A collflction'of tfie season's most txclttn, fashions In s I 15 IN. LENGTHS ...... PR. 1.39 rtlitbow array of colors: Colors iMlude white, nav/, Reinforced beat and toa; Shirred elbow, length-perfect with Spring suits and back, btigt, coffee, most green, canary yellow, rapanct .coats. White, navy, black, beige, Sias &-7&7K-8K. pink, lea.». -and many mti , ™ ar]jltwa.CInmt)onort 7*% HOTAVAlUBLElNlWOlSON.TOWWHir Bradlees KEYPORT LAURELTON EATONTOWN MAD/SON ifQWm Family C/i-c/t POOLI AVI. JUIIVM II HlfllWAY 71 • BltCKT^WH •I6UNU »|iT THE CIICLE) tT. 8 I ERNSTOH ID. LPAftLIM) Wt, Mmfc 15, 1967] THE DAILY ftEGl5TEft THUftS., FRf. 1 Jail Term SAT. &SUH. For Suspect Is Suspended SHREWSBURY—Frank Bergen of Jamesburg has received a suspended 30-day jail sentence and was placed on probation for 30 days for failure to give a good account o( himself. Magistrate William J. Glading released him in his own recog- nizance pending disposition of a complaint charging him with possession of stolen property. He has been charged with having a stolen car with him when the car ran out of gas and he asked po- lice for assistance. Concetta Maimone of Carlisle Ter., Little Silver, was fined $15 tor speeding, and Kathleen Fidek of Deal Rd., Oakhurst, was fined $30 for passing ;. red light. Scouts Roundup FOURTH ANNIVERSARY HAZLET — Brownie Troop 686 celebrated its fourth anniversary at a dinner party in the home cf the leader, Mrs. Valentine W. Van Derbeck, 4 Raymond Ct. 4 DAYS ONLY I The girls are planning to ex Jiibit glass and velvet pictures, which they made at Christmas time, at the Girl Scout open house Friday at the Holmdel Village School. They are working on an Easter service project for the children in the pediatrics ward at River view Hospital.

VISIT GALLERIES HAZLET - Brownie Troop 687 spent an afternoon with their fathers at the Art Fair Galleries, Rt. 35, Holmdel. Victor OIup dis- played pictures and explained the methods of creating a paint- ing. Before going to the galleries, fc die Brownies and their fathers YOU'LL FIND THESE FAMOUS NAMES ON DISPLAY AND ON SALE met at the home of Mrs. Fred 267 Sq. In. PORTABIf TV Doran for soda, coffee and Including Stand ADMIRAL • HOTPOINT • PHILCO cookies. COLOR TV 98 Attending were Mr. James Table model on legs Cullen and daughter Gill; Frank RCA WHIRLPOOL • FRIGIDAIRE Donnelly and daughters Kathy $ and Debbie; Warren Fenton and ^" PORTABLE TV 25 CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR- daughter Donna; William Good Including Stand FREEZER COMBINATION and daughter Terrie; Fred Doran 267 Sq. In. 1O9 41" wld* • frmtpreel end daughter Vickie; Anthony Wood Console $ '388 DeMaio and daughter Liza and 282 Sq. h. Mo*n Sryle, Lorg* Wood Cabhtf C«g 1% #fc Warren Jesser and daughter COLOR TV T6 CU. FT. BOTTOM $ Peggy. Black S White TV Console I «> O FREEZER . REFRIGERATOR OPEN HOUSE 329 WIlli left Rtokif • frostproof 238 HOLMDEL - The Hazlet- 1 Largest Screen 295 Sq. In. HWQuWITIES LIMITED HoUnderNeighborhood- of Girl " 14 Cu. Ft. 2 Door Frostproof Scouts held an open house i Remote Control Table Model on Legs recently in the Village School. DELUXE REFRIGERATOR On display were camping 198 equipment, trail signs, knots and COLOR TV lashings, badge work, arts and crafts and international friend- FREEZERS ship and service projects. 300 TO BE SOLO The neighborhood is composed 10 Cu. Ft. Upright Freezer of 47 troops with a total member- 267 Sq. In. ship of 1,000 scouts. There are Deluxe .Ui. Personal Parfeble Holds 352 lbs. 100 leaders and co-leaders. COLOR TV it 8 Mrs. John Eisinger is neighbor- ).'«•• U cm ra hood chairman. The service team Consolette 14 Cu. Ft. Upright Freezer Includes Mrs. Patrick Hogan, Holds 460 lbs. Mrs. Victor Saia, Mrs. Robert 138 Wharton, Mrs. David Kilgus, Mrs. Edward Haberstroh, Mrs. Wit largest Screen 295 Sq. In. liain DiGeronimo and Mrs. Rich- 16 Cu. Ft. Upright ard Bourne. COLOR TV Holds 543 lbs. — PACK-151 AWARDS. Wood Console FREEHOLD — Cub Scout Pack 151 met in Fellowship Hall of the First Baptist ChuTch. Cubmaster Judson Post pre »ented awards to Jeff Becking- ham, David Huey, Clifford Beam, Peter Bylsma, Gregory, Post, Nichols Smith, Dennis Grove, Kenneth McGuire, Stephen Shil- ling, John Hendrickson, Jim D'Amico, Toms Iliadis, Michael ^Biddier.David=Bradley,-Richard Throckmorton, Douglass Carter, James Kiernan, Mitchel Halpern and David Barkalow. Ray Ollwerther, an Eagle scout, represented Akela, a cub scout name for good leader. Mrs. John McDonough and den one presented "Eggs-Traordinary Eggs." Den 7 won the attendance award and Den 5 the inspection. STEREO CONSOLE AUTOMATIC WASHERS Den 2 and 3 served refresh- ments. • PHONOGRAPHS \ 2-Spead. 3-Cyele NEW PACK MEETS Beautiful Wood Cabinet Automatic Washer MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Cub 148 Scout Pack 61, sponsored by Temple Shalom, has held its AM-FM Stereo Radio Whirlpool 2.Spt«l. 2-Cyele first meeting. Inducted as bobcat1! were 100-Watt Amplifier, Solid State Arthur Berkowitz, Michael Base- Automatic Washer men, James Laurence, Philip Six Speakers Sound System Varschauer, Fred Zuckerman, Frigldalr* 2-SpeM. 3>Cydt Deluxe m^ gt± M^ Barry Freifeld, Bruce Jurist, Professional 4 Sp'd Record Changer 20" GAS RANGE Fred Oringer, Howard Shanklor, With Thermostat Brad Anderson, James Swenson Pushbutton Control Panel Automatic Washer 18 O and Jetfery Wallach. The Ctibmaster is Irving 60" Long Oringer, assisted by Mrs. Estelle 30" GAS RANGE $ AUTOMATIC DRYERS Laurence, Mrs. Beverly Shankler YOUR CHOICE— •nd Mrs. Gilda tiringer, den Large Capacity Oven Automatic Gas Dryer $ Bothers. 88 Early American Styling. with Permanent Press Cycle Actress in Photo 98 Italian Provincial Styling 30" Eye Level Gas Range $ With County Child 115-V. Upper Oven AUTOMATIC DELUXE ELECTRIC DRYER HARTFORD, Conn. — Carol Spanish Provincial Styling 2 Position Fabric S*licror. Nimanant Prtu Canning, stage and television 229 Cyelt. No Htflt Cycb. actress, rccenlly posed for a fire 88 prevention publicity picture with, Jamee Horning, 8, granddaugh- ter of Mr.' and Mrs. Robert H. Horning of Brielle, N, J. NO MONEY DOWN! UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY! ALL STORES OPEN EVENINGS! The year-round fire prevention and safely campaign is spon- sored by the Hartford Insurance ASBURY PARK NEW SHREWSBURY TOMS RIVER BRICK TOWN , NEPTUNE EATONTOWN KEYPORT m MIDDIETOWN Group. It is endorsed by school officials and the International As- 715 MAIN ST. ROUTE 35 ROUTE 37 ROUTE 70 715 H'WAY 35 ROUTE 35 ROUTE 36 ROUTE 35 sociation of Fire Chiefs. The Shore's leading Chain of At Shrewsbury Avenue U Toim River Shopping Center 1 In Jrick Pla;a Shopping (enter At Th« Asburv Pa-k Ode it The Circle At Pools Avenue I 1 Atlanlic'j Nowoil Millions of .American and Ca- Appliance Stores Since 1935 nadian children take part in the IK ATLAKTIC SUPERS Mi 349-9866 892-9577 Color TV Sold F>r.luii»cl) IN FAHIIY CIRClf IH FAMILY CIRCIF. M Diicounl rV, Appllantt ftnti program*as! "junior fire mar-' 775-9516 542-9832 OPEN mm to • i OPEN JUKDAY 10 6 "76-9733 542-9597 2649721 • 671-9836

Desirable Apartments Listed II Other Atlantic Stores In: tonkmiowri. representative unlikely to overrule the what?" D. R possible income. I am too old Of 1,435 issues traded, 670 de- clined and 523 advanced. New e water company have been Planning Board's .action. GoldenBlossomitoney A) Please accept my sincer for growth stocks. I could buy Lawrence Thompson vlted to attend, a spokesman sympathy on your husband's ill an insurance annuity which highs' for the year totaled 42 and The mayor emphasized tha iported. the solution lies with the water ness. I would never allow my- woulld makke monthly payments new lows 525. company. comes from self to be stampeded into buyinj at the rate of S'^ cent an- Standard & Poor's 500-stock In- Named To Residents of Oak Hill submit- stocks simply because there i nually. Some people don't like dex lost .03 at 83.35. >A a 125-signature petition to "Despite the fact that It would ie Planning Board opposing the cost more to build the tower at so much talk about them. Verj annuities. Why? I would appre- The New York Stock Exchange New Post ••foot water tower, contending ground level or lower than pro- frequently that is an indicatior ciate your suggestion." G. B. Index dropped 5 cents to (48.47. Of too great public participa A) Some people don't like an- would depreciate property val- posed, the water company has One analyst saw the market as tion and a signal to watch youi nuities because they are fixed 3S. Fox Run residents petl- an obligation to provide ade- still "regaining its composure' By Squibb step. I'm first going to suggest as to income and offer no pro- oned with the same numbef of quate water pressure without Be a honey-snob. following the runaway rally o some realignment of your pres tection against inflation. Others NEW YORK - Lawrence gnatures for erection of the detriment to property values In Friday morning which was Cnt holdings. have heirs and are concerned Thompson has been appointed to iwer as a means of immediate the area, if only In the inter- capped quickly by profit taking. tils newly-created position ot >lutlon to "dangerously inade- est of good public relations," h American Telephone is satis about leaving an estate. If you Prices were irregularly tower manager of market development, aate" water pressure. declared. factory for moderate yield anc are not restrained by either of the honey with beezaz! these considerations, I advise you also on the American Stock Ex- animal health, for the Squibb During the board's hearing on growth. Union Carbide is a goo change. Volume Was 4.39 million to buy a straight life annuity. Pharmaceutical Company of E.R. ie application, a water corn- Steve Rymal, Michigan State stock but it has shown little rise shares. The Exchange's stock In- The rate of return you mention Squibb & Sons, Inc. The an- my officiaoffi l admitted a tower junior, plays on the varsity in dividends or price over th dex rose 3 cents to $17.10. is far higher than you can get nouncement was made by Philip mid be built at ground level, basketball and baseball teams. past ten years. I advise you ti Corporate and U.S. Treasury H.. Anns, animal health director. switch into Corn Products whicl from any other safe form of in- lower level than 114 feet, but He'a a second baseman. vestment. bonds moved unevenly higher. Mr. Thompson, a native of has a better record of Increased North Carolina, attended Wake dividends and appreciation dur- Yesterday's closing stocks: " I-T-E Ckt Brk 49 Forest College and in 1951 ob- ing the same period. If you ca Johns Mm 534 Jantt * L. tained his BS degree in agrono- afford some lesser return, my from Virginia Polytechnic In- stitute. Since that time, his ca- Romer Conducts reer has been in the animal health and agricultural chemical fields. He has been with Squibb's AMA Seminar parent corporation, Olin Mathie- NEW YORK - Fred H. Rom- son Chemical Corporation, as er, 50 Bermann Way, Middle- Manager of animal care pro- VICTORY MARKET town, N.J., of Lockheed Elec- ducts in tine Chemicals Division. Am Tel & Tel « tronics Co., who heads a nation- Mr. Thompson is a vice presi- 31 W. FRONT ST., RED BANK TELEPHONE 747-0508, 747-1339 wide marketing program for fuel dent of the Marketing Executives oil computing registers, conduct- Club of New York, a member of Store Open 8 A.M.-6 P.M.; FRIDAY 8 A.M.-7 F.M. ed an American Management As- the National Agricultural Adver- sociation seminar here on "Mar- tising and Marketing Association, FRESH keting Through Distributors." and the American Society on Ani- RIB The seminar, attended by sales <4H mal Science. itat Distill CORN executives from throughout the Nat Gyps Mr. Thompson resides with us country, had guest speakers Nat Buel HALF Ib NT Central wife and two children at 38 Will- FED from six companies. Ma M Pow shire Dr., New Shrewsbury, N.J. PORK LOINS 45 No Am Av Mr. Romer is director of mar- Nor Pao WHOLE PORK LOINS 59f | CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS 79f keting, petroleum distribution 1214 Nwlt Altiln b b products for Lockheed's Indus- Wins Promotion trial Technology Division. His RED BANK — Patricia Ben- principal product is the Lock- James C. McCurrach Jf. nett Hawkins, supervisor, Pro- SWIFT'S PREMIUM X-RIB ROAST 85' ib. heed computing register, which 62« gressive Life Insurance Com- Named Assistant Slit la mounted on fuel oil trucks and 4514 pany, was promoted to assistant prints out a complete invoice for Sl'4 manager, cashiers division. Bank Vice President .... 30 ALL CUTS ONE PRICE TENDER LEAN the home owner seconds after oil NEW YORK — James Cramp- 3olum Gas 27res«'Ind TENDER March 10. It was entitled: "Im- ranking department, with prin- flu Pont ter completing special courses at IONELESS I>uq U Colonia Life Insurance Company EYE ROUND ROAST 99V proving the Effectiveness of the cipal responsibilities for 3a«t Kod Manufacturer's Sales Force In bank's insurance customers. He in March 1963 she advanced to the Implementing All Phases of the oined Bankers Trust in 1960 and 46'[ mortgage division. Mb. MS LEAN GROUND fa. «l SAVARIN <«,%. COFFEE CO* 69fb Company's Distribution Pro- as appointed an assistant trea- 49H Gen Accept 2Ui I Studebaker gram" iurer in 1964. Gen Clg 21'* t Texaco Freehold GOP Club Gen Ttrnam 59 Tex G Sul ! TENDER CUBED STEAKS 99 Mr. McCurrach and" his wife, iiu Teitron nstallg New Slate Ib SLICED BACON he former Lynn Zabriskie, are TMewat Oil 200 at Agudath MS Transamer HOWELL TOWNSHIP - Mrs. >arents of two sons, James C. Un -CarbtJe tohn Dryer, Ardena, was in- Fashion Show id, 6; and Peter Z. 3. They live G Tel * Tel 52\ Un Pae p Gen "nre Un Tank C talled as president of the Free- FREEHOLD — The Auxiliary Untroyal Sweet Juicy Full Pod Finn Fresh Fresh KALE Brooklyn and have a summer Ga Pac Cp Unit Alrc hold Area Woman's Republican of Congregation Agudath Achim esidence in Monmouth Beach, Gillette UntMa CO Glen All w US Lines :ib at a meeting in her home. held a fashion show and card J. Mr. McCurrach is a mem- Goodrich 8* Goodyear 43'i us Plywood . 55 VJ Mrs. Richard DeSchane was co- ORANGES SWEET PEAS TOMATOES ARTICHOKES orCOLLARDS party in the Jewish Community r of Seabright Lawn Tennis Grace Co 51S U3 Smelt SJW US StMl 43

Friday COMPUTE STOH IUYIRS 747-9894 Save while you serve 10 to 9 187 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., SHREWSBURY Sat. to 6 AT THE A&P SHOPPING CENTER the finest, BOYS' - TEENS' SELLING OUT... SUITS tastiest SPORT JACKETS The Entire Stock of Twigs, Hdlf-Stix. Little •uddy, sataor?- "Town Tots To Teens" Talent ALL SIZES One of H. J.'s MOST FAMOUS CHILDREN'S INCLUDING SHOPPING WORLDS. PREP A tCEN From a store in business less than VA years. All new, Red Sockeye, all 1947.. .Without a doubt you will not find a stock BOYS' t GIRLS' FancyrBlueback of infants fo teen wearing apparel In eren the finest PANTS stores... to equal these values! SLACKS orPinkSalmon ALL AGE GROUPS — ALL SIZES By Strldtn, Mod, Icy Point Rsd Sockeye Salmon is Billy fhe Kid, Mann hearty prime red salmon...richer, MKB*iMHiftHaftaia«HMiaga Mail in Order Form Today! 1 meatier, juicier...full of zest! 1OYS AS Icy Point Fancy Bluebaek LOW Salmon in the popular flat cans is AS a flavor treat that can't be beat. SHIRTS ICY POINT RED 6OCKEYE, 432973 GIRLS' 1 Icy Point Pink Salmon is light VahiM BLUEBACK OR PINK SALMON DRESSES & SUITS NEW 1967 and mild...the delicate, tantalizing, Fill in and mall this Order Form with label from on* cm of ley Point Ktd Sockeye, Uf Point Fane/ Blueback or Icy' Mtisfying salmon. By AlytM, Suritotjt, BLOUSES BOYS1 & GIRLS1 Choose Icy Point...for salmon Point Plnlc Salmon. Wll lend you i coupon worth 25« on ly Rob Roy, Kaymt,. your nut purchiM of lef F6lnt R«4 Sockeye, Icy Point" SKIRTS with the fresh-from-the-sea flavor Blueback or Icy Point Pink Salmon, Young Land, Alltcn, Skip 'n Shore, H.l.t.. Nlbi, Mall Ib: NEFCO, P.O. Box 4057, Clinton, Iowa 52732 UH ••T««, MatSfiw. SWEATERS that iparks up the simplest meal. ShepherdMi, Cfiujtrtlla MAMB_ VELOURS By Pandora. Catallna, GREAT ADDRESS. Bluebird/Infanta. ALL SIZES MAN- 89 CITY Cricket C6ffl#r _8TATE_ tElNS and SAYINGS Imlt, ONt COUPON PER HMILY OK ABMIM..1M1 OffM WtlrM TAILORED May 31, 1967. and It tood Urou|ht>ut tl» United Slates only. Void PRE-TEENS NBfOO v*hsr« prphiDlted, ti«3 or rtilrlclil Lrtlli iubmlll«d D« tlula or Orf anlratloiti will not bi henartd. Duillcati raqutatt comlltuM *« Wmon producer V«1n«i t. SI NEW STOCK AMD EACH DAY • Wei, Mtich 15, 1967—IS IHE DAILY KEGISfER WW Plans IP Tags For Pupils KEYPORT — The Keyport Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, BWZRVBAV BARGAINS IF will participate in a Civil De- fense program of identification tan with medical and religious (nformation about the bearer. , Harry Ross, junior vice conv Blander, and Edwin Wilson of •THE KING OF THE ROASTS' the local post asked the co-oper- ation of the Auxiliary in the pro- gram. At the auxiliary meeting lUSDAI in the post home, they explained that plans are under way to pro- CHOICE vide students in the primary grades in the local schools with RIB ROAST the tags. 7 INCH CUT 7 INCH CUT 7 INCH CUT-SLICED 7 INCH CUT 1 Mrs, Edwin Wilson was ap- REG. STYLE OVEN-READY INTO STEAKS FIRST 2 RIBS pointed auxiliary chairman for the program. • Mrs. Casrl Stiles, president, con- ducted the business session dur- ing which plans were completed for Hie annual Easter egg hunt to be held in Veterans Park Sat- | NEWPORT ROAST s m« CQT-». I. MOICE 1.1,09 urday,' March 18, at 1 p.m. Mrs. John Sommer is chairman. Mrs. Warren Van Clief, senior Citizen chairman, reported one LIVER & BACON SALE! birthday had been celebrated at CORNED BEEF • BEEF LIVER "3* Wiie Bayshore Nursing Home. The Junior Girls Unit la making fa- • CALVES LIVER "89« vors for the Easter party at the home. • FINAST BACON '69= A card party is planned for Friday evening, April 14. Tick- Get a "Saving O' the Green" ets may be obtained from any SUPERMARKETS on FIRST CHOICE MEAT auxiliary member, ' USOA Two secret pal birthdays were OWE FRESH-LEAN celebrated during the social BAKERY SAVINGS CLUB STEAKS I) GROUND CHUCK hour. USDAl CHUCK STEAK ONE PRICE ONLY 49c CALIFORNIA Former Aide STEAK or ROAST CHUCK EXTRA FINAST GROUND ROUND LEAN To Peale to Iwvet EXTRA LARGE 2 ROCK CORNISH HENS FLANK STEAK WELL TRIMMED Ib. 95c Speak Here _ DA- BONELESS PLAIN, MARBU, NEAPOLITAN ^Bk M^ GOVTORADE-A" (MCE LONDON BROIL SHOULDER FAIR HAVEN - "A Positive » 39< Answer to Juvenile Delinquency LUXURY EATING BONELESS and Despondency" will be the EYE OF CHUCK theme of a talk to be given by POUND CAKE 39 FOR STEW Rev. Al Haig on March 18 at the 'APPETIZING SAVINGS _„BEE. F CUBE,Wi S 9 a.m.' breakfast meeting of the Full Gospel Business Men's Fel- BOONTON IMelmac Dinnerware. MIZRACH KOSHER DELICACIES GROUND NECK & TENDERLOIN lowship in the Willowbrook Inn. Saber f ha. Pattern of Your Choice: CHOICI 0*1 MIDBIT SALAMI, ONE LOW *W 4% Rev. Haig, former assistant to SEVILLE or HOLIDAY HARVEST MIDOIT ROLOONA, FRANK SPECIALS ..,.- ,. M Wf ITALIAN SAUSAGE SEAFOOD SAVINGS AND TASTY FRANK ORIDDLIS NllliL ID. m M Norman Vincent Peale at the ON SALE THIS WEEK ^^ ^^ EATWELL ,. •*, Marble Collegiate Church in New ALL PORK 'b-79C Cod Fillet 39= York, ii now headmaster at the POTATO SALAD *19« New York Christian Academy in POLISH KIELBASI Swordfish 69c Brooklyn. Based upon his own C With GENOA OR •••;•••-- DOMESTIC PRE-EASTER experience) with young people, Each $5 HARD SALAMI * 75c PROVOLONE 75c .1, Fancy Smells ^29= SAUCER 29 •AVAILABLE AT STOKES WITH APPETIZING DEPARTMENT SAVING Rev. Mr. Haig will discuss the Purchase 7* Baptism in the Holy Spirit, and BESULAR SOc VALUE HSl JM how it can change a defeatist attitude In life to one of strength and assurance. SLICED or "The Monmouth County Chap- HALVES CALIFORNIA NAVEL- tpr of the Full Gospel Business Richmond Peaches Men's Fellowship Is one of sev- eral hundred world-wide chap- ters of a lay organization dedi- 'YOR'GARDEN ORANGES cated to the renewal of the Holy Grapefruit Juice Spirit as a positive force in the lives of people ot all denomina- tions. FINAST LARGE Reservations for Saturday's Whole Kernel Corn -Breakfast may be obtained SIZE ifrom Raymond Raffersedder of HEAT Atlantic Highlands or George 10 49 & SERVE Stowe of Deal. The public and Libby's Corned Beef ministers of all faiths are in- vited. Iceberg Lettuce Z 2»<*3S WORLD'S FAVORITE McCarthy Heinz Ketchup Green Cabbagfe GARDEN FRESH m.3< FAMILY Discusses Hudson Table Napkins 200's Anjou Pears..«»«' 2 29 Car Theft 2 roll I Fancy Carrots " 3';"29' MIDDLETOWN - Police CapL Soft-Weve Tissue -Bra- 4 pkgs. 95 Joseph M. McCarthy discussed car theft at a recent meeting of lib. 1 2-yr. Old Climbers-Ass't Colors ^Bk JPA^fA the township Safety Council. According to Capt. McCarthy, Finast Fruit Cocktail 4 oz. cans 89 acme 250,000 automobiles were Rose Bushes Z"99' stolen in the United States last ^ LIIBV'S year because driven left keys 15tt oz. can •* Crystal Park - Fast Growing In the ignition or failed to lock Corned Beef Hash S! OFF LABEL the ignition. Some 66 cases of auto theft occurred in the town- Avallabls at Most Stores Grass Seed 5 69 •hip. FINAST The captain said most car Extra Large Prunes 2lb.pkg.03 thefts involve youths 18 years MICHIGAN PEAT of age or younger. He added that accidents are a frequent ii TD NICK result.of stolen car attempts. Brillo Soap Pads The council has urged all res- idents to prevent thefts, acci- dents and damage to vehicles by HEAVY DUTY FOIL IS In. by FROZEN FOOD SAVINGS —^ 25 It. locking auto ignitions and remov- REYNOLD'S ALUMINUM 10c PFF U8EL ing the keys, even if the car Is -' FINAST parked in a private driveway. IN BUTTER SLICED AMERICAN CHEESE PAST. PROCESS 100 Extra S&H Stamps State law sow prohibits anyone SAUCE KRAFT SLICED SWISS -— WITH PURCHASE OF A 2-PAIR BOX leaving an unattended vehicle Vegetables With the motor running. Ttvs EXTRA SHARP CHEESE ^cucm^m Council has written to Gov. Choice, oft Golden Corn, LADY LENOX NYLONS Richard J. Hughes and the state Sliced Green Beam, Peai NABISCO FIG NEWTONS Legislature asking that the law or Mixed Vegetable! No coupon necessary. Offer not available at be extended to 'cover leaving •YOR' GARDEN BURRY NEW SOUPERFISH CRACKERS Hackensack, Plainfisld, Westfiold or Elizabeth. keys In any vehicle, motor run- 4*95 ring or not. SARA LEE CHERRY KEEBLER CLUB CRACKERS 1>/4lb. OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY SAUCE $ Prown Book Pkg. 1YS0L SPRAY 7 oz. can89c 14 01. can 1.39 CHEESECAKE LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC i - 99c To Be Given SLICED TURKEY & GRAVY EXCEDRIN TABLETS =-'-59c CALGON BOUQUET To Library SEAFOOD DINNER PLAnER^o SEA ';;; 53c NOXZEMA SKIN CREAM -49c RED BANK - "John Single- 'YOR' GARDEN MELON BALLS JOHNSON & JOHNSON BABY POWDER :.49c 5 ton Copley," a two-volume art FREE TUPON iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiii| took by Jules D. Prown, has FINAST CREEM RITE RIVER BRAND RICE 2 p« 39c IOO been presented to the Red Bank •Public Library by the author's FINAST HADDOCK DINNERS CAROLINA LONG GRAIN RICE -^ 21c ki:k. GREEN STAMPS | parents, Mr, and Mrs. Max M. s Prown, 97 Pinckney Rd. 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Allsa Mellon BrucS fc 'Studies in American.Art, by the ORANGE JUICE •" \nX*%PA' KRAFT PARKAY MARGARINE " ^33c CITY, PEARL RIVER and STATEN ISLAND itorei. We reserve the right to limit Harvard University Press. BORDEN'S AMERICAN CHEESE »* »°«» PVs29c quantities Not responsible for typographical errors. ; To fill jobs .tut* pJ tinted" ad» to' Th» Daily liter Classified. 320 THlfe AVEfcufc, tXtm BRANCH ROUTC J6 and FIRST AVE., ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 16-tfed, March 15, 1967 THE DAILY REGISTER Deborah Unit Nam«s Sl«f » MATAWAN TOWNSHIP -Mr*. Joseph Sanbuchtlk), hktorUa; Hewton Red/Jim, 11 Jrong&te Mr«.' DtvM MinrrlKW. { La,, hu been nominated for msntvun; Mrl, Richard _ president of the Mtttwtn chap- ton, Mrs. Junes CWwult *$a ter of Deborah. Mrs. Murray Goldman, trustees. Also nominated were Mrs. Da- A bowling party will be held vid Rappaport, fund-raising vice at Strathmore Lanes, Saturday, president; Mrs. Mark Beck, pro- May 20. Mrs. AI Grubow, M gram vice president; Mrs. Mi- Northland La., is the chairman. chael Home, membership vice A donor dinner will be held | president; Mrs. Wallace Stein- Wednesday, May 17, in Crystal County Fare berg, treasurer; Mrs, Fred Man- Brook Inn, Rt. 35, Eatontown. , owitz, corresponding secretary; A green elephant sale will be Mrs. Gerald Silverman, record- featured at the next meeting, ng secretary; Mrs. Florence Wednesday, March 22, at Strath- Onstage and Off-Men in the News Shapiro, social secretary; Mrs. more Lanes. By MARGUERITE HENDERSON while Vice President and Mrs. 1967 Eastern Regional Confer- operation with only one ques- We're 'proud to serve up Humphrey are among the honor- ence of the North American tion: "Wlien U the next meal these "men's tingles" items... ary patrons. Other names as- Judges Association. (Judge served?" Halpern is a member of the On Sunday afternoon, pianist sociated with the event read Honoring him at dinner on association's board of gover- Julius Katdien performed to like a "Who'* Who" listing! the occasion of his 50th pro- nors). accolades in NYC's Philhar- Cecil Beaton has designed the fessional anniversary were: monic Hall. Mr. Katchen played spectacular invitations. Mrs. 'The three-day series of semi- Lt. Col. (ret.) and Mrs. Shick Brahm's two piano concertos Perle Mesta Is chairman of nars and panel discussions was and their children, Dale Jr., With the Washington National the entertainment committee held in historic Williamsburg, Becky and Andrew; Mr. Adams' j Symphony. He — which plans a production Va. — which might have been three sisters . — Mrs. Henry AUXILIARY'S GIFT — Dr. Raymond Conover, left, | was described in which Libby Holman, An- a lure for Mrs. Halpern, too, Uhl, Keansburg, and Mrs. H. In the NYgela Lansbury, Ethel Merman, if the trip could have been Earl Farry and Mrs. Samuel pathologist at Jersey Shore Medical Center - Fitltin Times as "aJohn Raitt, Gwen Verdon and made by car instead of plane. Blackwood, both of Red Bank; Hospital, and chemist Andrew Mcllhinney explain! performer of others will appear. Mrs. Leon- Mrs. Halpern is a magistrate's his associate William J. Con- operation of flame photometer to Mn. Irving J. Hurry, strength (tem- ard Bernstein is one of the wife who doesn't "court" dis- nelly and Mrs. Connelly; Rev. ered by sensi- co-chairmen, while Mrs. Oscar aster. and Mrs. Edward B. Cheney president of the center's Hamilton • Asbury Gardens Tour Gift from Charles of the Rita tivity) and en- Hammersteln 2d, and Mrs. of the First Methodist Church, Auxiliary, which presented the gift to the hospital. The durance (sup- Moss Hart are among the co- The triad of conference spon- sors were the School of Law Red Bank, and Mrs. Chester equipment measures amounts of sodium and potassium ported by mu- chairmen ot the patrons' com- B. Adams, Red Bank, his sister- sicianship)." mittee. of William and Mary College, in body fluids of seriously-ill patients. the U. S. Department of Health, in-law and tha granddaughter Mr. Katchen The tickets (though not in- Education and Welfare and the of Robert R. Mount, the original Hendenon is the son of expensive at $60 each) seem North American Judges As- owner of what is now the Mr. and. Mrs. Ira Katchen, almost cut-rate considering the sociation. Adams Memorial Home. Elberon. It seems almost dinner, dancing and entertain Nature Center Director unnecessary to add that his ment they'll assure. Perhaps The same Lawrence Keith parents were part of that ap- At least one "Robin" came more important is the cause who gave such a moving per- plauding audience . . . early this year! She's the child this benefit will serve. The formance as "Becket" at the Addresses Garden Club Manhattan School is undertake of Mr. and Mra. James Iselin Asbury Playhouse last season and the first granddaughter LITTLE SILVER — Dr. Harold and Mrs. Henry F. Dexter Jr, William H. Borden, Rumson, ing a $9.5-milljon expansion will direct and star In the play- N. Moldenke, director of the"Care of seedlings." is one of three general chair- born to Monmouth Park presi- program, of which $7.2-million house production of "My/ Fair Trallside Nature and Science "Our Own Flower Show aiu men of a NYC gala to benefit dent and Mrs. Philip H. has been raised, including a Lady." Center for the Union County Park Workshop" will be held April the Manhattan School ot Music Iselin, Fortaupeck. S2-million gift from the Ford Commission, as guest speaker for at 10 a.m. Well-known songs wi — of which he is chairman of A two-week run of the fa- Foundation. the Little Silver Garden Club be the titles of the various class tiie board of trustees. Planned mous musical will open March Back from the Southland Training for the musical meeting Thursday here in Bor-es. Mrs. Arthur G. Huson, Mid also as a "Salute to American 25. Mr. Keith was the stand- are Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Pren- stage will be offered by the ough Hall, showed color slides of dletown, a member of the clul Musical Theater," the affair by for Professor HlRglns in tice, Rumson. Mr. Prentice school after it moves into the 242 kinds ot trees, shrubs, herbs who is a well-known flower ar will be held Wednesday, April the Broadway production and golfed at Greenbriar and later building Juilliard will vacate and flowers referred to in the ranger and accredited flowe: 5, in the Grand Ballroom of played the role more than 50 joined his wife on Singer Island. in 1968. Bible. Mrs. James J. Eardley, show judge, will give a crltiqui the Waldorf-Astoria. The times. Ticket information is avail- program chairman introduced the on the arrangements. A workshoj distaff chairmen are Mrs. Enid We loved him as Becket. In this instance, VW stood able at the Manhattan School's speaker. on the preparation of horticukuri H. Berkall and Mrs. Sherman His versatility in playing Prof. for a "very wonderful" trip to office at 155 East 50th Street, for flower shows will be present Ewing. NYC. Henry Higglns will be Inter- Nassau for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mrs. Oliver G. Billings, presi- esting to see ... R. Allocca of Colts Neck. Mr. dent, named the nominating com- ed by Mrs. Robert E. Rothwell Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson Is Harold Halpern, Deal magis- The flower show will be staged The Vanity Powder Box serving ai honorary chairman, trate, has been attending the Allocca (who carries on hismittee for 1967-1968 elections. Feted Sunday in the Shadow- trade at Shrewsbury Motors, They are Mrs. Robert A. Nordt, the foyer of Borough Hall. Mrs brook, Shrewsbury, was Fred- Inc.) was one of 23 outstand- chairman; Mrs. Albert S. Diel- Woodward is chairman, asslstec erick K. Adams, owner of the ing Volkswagen service mana- man, Mrs. Willard F. Browning, by Mrs. Edwin C. Corson Jr. anc Tha vanity, filled with hand blinded, madt-fe- Mrs. Ross. Ann Landers Adams Memorial Home, Red gers so honored. Mrs. Grandjean G. Jewett and order powder, is your gift with any purchase ef Bank. Mrs. William P. Fischer. Instal- Mr. Adams is also a Rotarian Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Rath- lation will be in June. SPAGHETTI DINNER 3.50 or more, you care to make. One to a cus- bun, also of Rumson, were without peer — for who can Mrs. Joseph B. Mount, service EATONTOWN — The Adull down that way, too, arid have Fellowship will serve a spaghetti tomer. This wetlc, visiting Charles of the Ritz No Place to Hide match his 44-year perfect at- committee chairman, announced purchased a home in Palm dinner Saturday from 5:30 to 7:3( tendance record? Father of that an Easter workshop -will be Dear Ann Landers: My hus- ago. Now I know why he is Beach. p.m. here in the Methodisl beauty experts will show you how to be a par-' Mrs. Dale H. Shick, New held March 23 at 10 a.m. at band committed suicide sever- so successful. The first day Church, Wyckoff Rd. Shrewsbury, he is the daunt- Sickles Farm greenhouse, Rum- al months ago. It is impossi- on the job he called me in to The ladies had luncheon out feet Charles of the Riti beauty. less gentleman who came son Rd., when 150 ageratum ble to describe the agony I take dictation and I was ap- through a recent Pacemaker at Bahrs — to bid adieu to have suffered. Only the wife palled. He dictated a long, Gloria Webb, Highlands, who plants will be prepared for de- of a suicide can fully under- angry letter, filled with insult- has left her position at Sandy livery to individual patients at the John L. Montgomery Medical BUTTER stand it. For several weeks ing remarks. New Programs Hook Laboratory. I felt as if I had killed my hus- The following day when I Home and Children's Shelter, band. I had the notion that Included in the party were: Freehold. Committee aides in- presented the letter for his sig- At Shore T Mrs. E. Gregory Holmberg, Lo- COOKIES everyone who looked at menature he said, "Oh, that," and clude Mrs. Fischer, vice chair- ASBURY PARK — The Shore cust; Mrs. Richard Steiner, man; Mrs. George W. Browne, STEINIACHS COSMETICS, Sir..! Judged me guilty of murder. tore it up. This same thing \rea YMCA has announced R«g. 1.39 Q A* alia Albury Ptrlt, trick Town Rurnson; Carol Reinwald, Fair Mrs. Godwin M. Castleman, Mrs. Finally I sold our home and has occurred several times plans for six special physical Haver; the Misses Angela Dielman, Mrs. Robert G. Ham- Full pound TT moved to another part of the and now I see the wisdom in education programs for women Qualles, Yvonne Smallwood in, Mrs. Nordt, Mrs. Dale B. country. I see now it was the his ways. addition to the regular gym and Pat Bieri, Long Branch; Otto, Mrs. Theodore D. Par- worst thing I could have done. He gets the-hostility out of nd swim sessions. Butter Cookies Mrs. Grace Valentin!, Red sons, Mrs. Charles W. Stephens I feel as if I have run away his system without hurting Yoga under the direction of Bank; and Susan Smith and and Mrs. David Vf. Woodward. from a crime I had no part in. anyone's feelings or regretting 4rs. Doris Hagerman will begin Pat Merrill, Highlands. THURS.-FRI.-SAT. I miss my old friends desper- The Junior Club studied ever- his explosiveness. If you think imorrow evening and will run MARCH 16-17-18 ately. Although I've told no this is worth sharing, please >r eight weks. reens and made flower transpar- one here of the circumstances print it. -LERNDA LOT A co-ed scuba class with Ed- AUXILIARY CARD PARTY encies at a meeting under the di- surrounding my husband's Dear Lernda: I do and I did. ;ar Collier, an active Navy di HIGHLANDS — The Ladies rection of Mrs. Hamlin ary Mrs. death I have the feeling that ver, will begin on Monday, Apri \uxiliary to the local First Aid Fischer. BIRNN CANDY IW MM • UKI KM some of them know. Dear Ann Landers: I am 3, and it will be open to women Squad will hold a card party to- Mrs. Elis A. Ross, horticulture Last year the known suicide serious about a young woman 18 and over. morrow night at 8 o'clock in the chairman, presented a program 91 BROAD ST. rate in this country exceeded who is charming, bright and There will be two sessions of irst Aid Building, corner of m early spring gardening hints. SHOP Wed. and Fri. 'til 9:30 P.M. — 30,000. Surely I am not the r sweet, and I'm sure Irene re- women's swim classes, one for ourth and Valley Sts. Mrs. Participants and subjects were RED IANK only person who made the mis- turns the love I feel for her. beginners which will be taught William Beatty is chairman of Mrs. David W. Marshall, "Clean- take of running away. Please But I hesitate to take the step by Mrs. Mickey Smith on Mon- the event, assisted by Mrs. Vic- up yard;" Mrs. Stephens, "Pre- print my letter and advise that will finalize our future to- day mornings starting April 3, tor Rossetti and Mrs. Luke Pen- paring soil for planting in flats;' people not to do it. Thank you, gether because she Is so slop- and a second for intermediate Mrs. Fischer, "Planting in flats" Ann.-NO PUCE TO HIDE py. and advanced swimmers begin- Dear No: Moving away from My best friend is married to ning Thursday, April 6. Mrs a scene of sorrow can be the Irene's former college room- Helene O'Neill will be the in- best thing in the world for IBM needs mate. He Is disgusted with structor for the advanced pro- some people and the worst his wife's sloppiness and gram which will be held on tiling for others. a secretary immediately. makes no bones about it. He Thursday mornings. If you feel you've made a warns me if I marry Irene I Irv Lavinthal will conduct an mistake, move back. Planes How immediate should prepare to live with her adult co-ed learn-te-swim class fly both ways, you know. dirty dormitory habits. on Wednesday evenings with the are your needs? starting date set for April 5. Dear Ann Landers: I went I am not "crazy clean." I toss a tie here and a sock Judo and self-defense will be to work for an extremely suc- held for ladies on Thursday eve- cessful man several weeks 'here but when I go to Irene's S*e if we meat your requirements. Excellent sal- apartment I am always both- nings, Harvey Feldman will be ary. The opportunity to grew professionally and ered by the sight of herthe instructor for the self-de- personally. A company-paid benefits package clothes on chairs, on door- fense classes which will start on that includes free major medical, disability and April 6. knobs, and even on the floor. life insurance. Interested? Then, if you'r* a high I see bacon grease half an school graduate (preferably with secretarial inch thick on the kitchen Community Club stove and the bathtub never training) and have 2 years secretarial experi- looks clean. Plans Luncheon ence, call or write for a convenient appoint- FASHIONS Why don't girls realize that NEW SHREWSBURY — The ment: Mr. W. T. Kulley, Dept. KV-C2W, IBM most men are impressed with Community Club will hold a Corporation, PO Box 218, Dayton, New Jersey. cleanliness as well as charac- uncheon tomorrow at noon in the IBM is an Equal Opportunity Employer. ter and personality? I, forCrystal Brook Inn, Eatontown. SPRING one, would marry a woman A fashion show will be pre- Suits • Sweaters sooner if I felt she would be sented by the FUT Salon of Red at the a competent homemaker. Bank. Commentator will be Mrs. -RESIDENT DOCTOR Robert Picton. Models will be Dear Doc: You didn't ask for Mrs. George Brennan, Mrs. Ger- Slacks • Tops • Blouses BODY advice so I won't offer any. ard Kenny, Mrs. John Russell, SHRINKERS I'll give you a small hint, Mrs. Vincent Roach and Mrs. however. Your friend gave you George Macomber. [ Easter II only a thort way I an excellent preview of what The club also plans a dinner- Pant Suits ] of!, act now ond'loifl weight, I to expect if you marry Irene dance to be held May FINAL tone-up and lirm up, rid your-f in Mountainview Inn, Highlands. wli ol unsightly bulges. and you'd better believe it, Doc. HUNDREDS OF VALUES THROUGHOUT THE W« will OIVI you a written! RUMMAGE SALE guarantee that there will be fl] What is French kissing? Is LONG BRANCH — The Aux- CLOSING specified Inch end weight loss] ENTIRE STORE— AT LOW, LOW DISCOUNT under our Indivlduallied pro] it wrong? 'Who should set the iliary of the • Long Branch gram. necking limits — the boy or Knights of Columbus Is sponsor the girl? Can a shotgun wed- ing a rummage sale. It will bi PRICES. ding succeed? Read Ann Lan- held tomorrow, Friday and Sa ders' booklet, "Teen-age Sex urday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. ii - Ten Ways To Cool It." the K of C Building, Morris am Send 50c in coin and a long, Third Aves. self-addressed, stamped enve- lope. Ann Landers will be glad to Pickett's Post FACTORY help you with your problems. Send them to her in care of GIFT SHOP LUCY'S OUTLET this newspaper enclosing a stamped, self-addressed enve- lope. ft Bridge Ave. and Front St. 747-0108 Red Bank HUFFMAN & BOYLE'S OPEN: Thursday and Saturday 10-6; Friday 10-8 Special Bedding Section . . . GIFTS 40?. -50% - CANDLES Great savings on one-of-a-kind quality mat- CARDS tresies and boxsprings from famous makers 12113 Sycmore Ave. Keyport - Holmdel Rd. Route 35 Circle • Eatonrown •542-1010 ...... - Sama Day [bsBvery Service • Helmdel Village " Open Daily lLS, ,Sunday £-.5 946-8600 "'•""••rmttllttttMIMMIltSMlMMMI "Mweh 15, 1967-17 BEGISTE8 fxplains HA Pilot Program lifl • HAHLET - Mias Joyce Clal*, eftpricukun coordinator for Rar- itan Township schools, dlscuued tile Initial Teaching Alphabet (ITA) pilot program during a meeting of- tile Lillian Drive School Parent-Teacher Associ- ation at the school. : Mies dark explained that the program was initiated tMj year in the first grades, and is being "SHOP-JUTE'S TOP QUALITY U.S. GOVERNMENT GRADED CHOICE.LAMB" , constantly evaluated. If it proves successful, the program may be expanded and ottered to other grades. A skit, in observance of Found- ers Day was presented. Entitled "The Four Cornerstones," It de- picted home, school, church and LEG O' LAMB community cooperation in the training of a child, Mrs. Nellie OVEN > Weber was narrator. Also1 partic- READY ipating war* Mrs. George Rich- ards, Mrs. John Boddie, Mrs. Hugh Prentice and Mrs. Thomas Bardsley. Mrs. Henry Okuska, hospitality chairman, presented corsages to past presidents, Mrs. Weber, Ib. Mrs. Charles Meyer and tin. Richards, now completing her second term in office. "SHOP-RITE'S ALWAYS TENDER OVEN AND POT ROASTS USDA CHOICE" To Pick Slate NOW OPIN! Oottttbor * - • '' • Own of Pot * ' * * Named to a nominating com- 19 mittee .to select a slate of of- SHOP-RIIE OF BOTTOM ROUND ROAST ».89< EYE ROUND ROAST ficers'for .the hew year, were ORANGE, CONNECTICUT OvtnorPot Cut Short law To Carv» Mrs. Robert Symons, chairman; Bottom Pott Boodfc Dogwood lent Mrs. Okuska, Mrs. Thomas Gia- Oronojt, Connecticut TOP ROUND ROAST *99< OVEN RE AD Y RIB ROAST .75' chetti, Mrs. PA. Douglas and OvtnorPot WhyPoyMort? Mrs. Zoltan Varga. "SHOP-RITE'S USDA GOVERNMENT GRADF.lt CHOICE BEEF' 1 Mrs. Weber, financial chair- "YOVR CHOICE OF DELICIOUS TOP SIRLOIN ROAST -99 FIRST CUT RIB ROAST *W man, said a book (air will be TUVORWL BONELESS STEAKS" held In the school the last week FOR YOVR SAINT PATRICKS HOLIDAY FESTIVITIES?' * in May. The next executive com- "Shop-Rite's Top Quality Choice Corned Beef Brisket" mittee meeting will be April 19 at the school, and April 26 will bs the regular meeting and elec- Cd Start Ftt tion of officers. STEAKS CORNED BRISKET *Lta nrtmm TOPIIILOM BONELESS THICK CUT. SHOUlOEt Taxpayer Group l»l CUIEITUKt.Ni'wnti Ib. Re-elects Merker CLW^STEAKS PORT MONMOUTH - At a recent meeting, the Taxpayers Association re-elected Donald C. Merker as president. Vice president for the coming FROZEN FOOD DEPT. SAVINGS DEW FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES year will be Joseph Karajz. Re- cording secretary will be Mrs. Why Pay Mm) EctnmySizt Joseph Karajz; corresponding . secretary, Mrs. Calvin Meyer, BIRDS EYE land treasurer, Mr*. Arthur DINNER SALE rlJIKel ANJOUU.S.#I mmfbt.mmkM -Cmgh. Committee chairmen appointed Chole» ' were: shade trees, Frank Glea- - son; roads, light and drainage, CALIF. FRESH bunch Arthur Czugh; recreation «nd Cem,P*o*erO Rtd Dtltcious U. S. #1 - _ _^ parks,. Joseph M. Me Carthy; health and welfare, Kate McCar- ( thy; substandard housing, Calvin Shop-Rile Vegetables 6'*?89« GREEN PEPPERS 19* WESTERN APPLES -19 and Pat Meyer; senior citizens. th»4M* tm*mi _ Simla* Moral Largo Sin MadrttthahpiUmU.S.#1 Fred and Anna Wettel; library, 1 ORANGES 10far 59 * APPLES 31, bo, 39' 5far 29 * !Y M {Marjorie Merker; awards, Mar- Mtauffe Steaks Sr©* Peeled Shrimp ^ 1" garet Stryker, and spiritual ad- 1 , viser. Rev. A. D, Magaw. Maa %*W Cheese Ravioli ^ PROM SHOP-RITE THE PRICE LEADER... t The group has designated the completion and dedication of the Sausage Units* »87' Spinach Greeley Playground at its pro- ject for the year. A tentative ded- PotPto 6l£89- IceCream COFFEE REDUCTIONS! ication date was set at May 6. WHY PAY MORE FOR FINE QUALITY? Chilled ^ YOUR CHOICE CHASE 6L Girl Scout Week SHOP-RITE SHOP-RITE MAXWELL Art Show Slated ORANGE JUICE MARGARINE SANBORN RED BANK - Girl Scout Week is being observed this iC Week, through Saturday. The qt. Ib. Red Bank neighborhood art show eont 19* .29' can will be held Saturday from 3 p.m. 6-oz. to t p.m. at the Riwr Street opnt* . MAXWEL69L HOUSE bonus podc'l f HOUANDHOUSI lor School auditorium. The theme is Whipped Cream Cheese PC39« MUSE* SMIOIMHLEIt. HOMIHIIDIIT, MUNOFI "All Around Girl Scouting." iHOP-BITECOLOmUH 79 StwHOtt w ShoMteM>.coi Fiction Contest GoonmtSupir Ch*e«lili Fratted SANKA INSTANT CINNAMON SHOP-RITE In Progress APPLE DONUTS Grwn Giant FORT MONMOUTH - Par- DONUTS rt-ft. ticipation in th« annual Armed CUT GREEN BEANS 6 & 85' NIBLETSI^ORPEAS Forces Writer's League's ama- Gni|MlniiVBknd«iyOrang«Juio>UnnrMlmtii ,_^ Ghidctn Neodk/piickm Hw/MiuhRMwi teur fiction short story contest ( which closes April 1 has been in- SHOP.RITE CITRUS JUICES 3'« 89 CAMPBELL'S SOUPS 6^89' vited here. Shop-WteWMtaSfind Shep.i»*Rt«./UCdorit rfcnco AHMWCUII 12 Professional evaluation and Sandwich Bread CANNED SODA WHYFAYMO.* ^ T 6 £ criticism will be made ol each en- Shop.Rllt With sr WIHioul Sndl SPAGHETTI OS try. Th« judges also will offer IWC«fao/Po|»/TorlnoW/BA$IL Shop-RH«/Dd Mont. Drink suggestion concerning sales po- BlackborryPi»^49' Jewish Ry* i23« IMPORTED TTOMATOEO S 3 Sf • I PINE-GRAPEFRUIT 4 tential. a> < 16«OH Flour Enbry forms are being issued Cheese PI* ^49 Layer Bar 2^891 ( 99 fcy the branch president, W. R. GOOD OLD FASHIONED DELI SPECIALS Hi C Drinks 3 ^ 95 Wesson Oil Gold Medal Stevenson, the ECOM historian. StoktlyY«BowClingPKKhtsSII/Hln.or VcHow/Dtvib Food Cakt Mints Nettl* In building 2525 or, 21 Waidell 2-lb. Why Piy More? Why Hy Mont 69' PI., Wanamassa. Fruit Cocktail 5^*1 Swansdown 4 Choc. Quik SWIFTS PREM SWIFT/HORMEL i Shop-RitaSoMPodttnOil Alpo " 10c Off Snow Code Study CAN HAMS CAN HAMS White Tuna 37^ 89( Beef Chunks 4 Ajax Liquid Advice Requested HHunt t SoDdPadcWMte aWMtncrtdi/Chenlato/NutClKKeicitoPUeMbig MIDDLETOWN - A special $ 9 Tomato Saooce committee to make recommen- 4 i 2* StarkisMdu ' t Tuna 3 «*l My T Fine dations for a snow removal or- Prince Lasagne WMcKl Sterling Salt dinance is seeking advice from VPThkk/«^. . 4 'Jt t^ 8' S5 local organisations. i Molfa-I The committee, appointed by Shop-Rite Bacon ,? J! ^.29* PineapplWelchade Juice fabric Finish th> governing body, la headed M MMk TO.w Ok|«/ Hb. by David W. Jackson, street Canned Ham 2 3° Oiear Mayer \Z Cream Corn S !£ *1 Poaches Cranberry Juice & 47* superintendent. !£ Ili^aW it/ #»T»*V #l»Bk«w lOtOH Last year,, the Township Com- Oscar Mayer ^6S' Pork Roll Toastem Popups mittee introduced a mow re- SpagheHI moval ordinance but decided not HEALTH AND BEAUTY AID SPECIALS Cold Power , 3*^67' to adopt it, pending further HawaiiaAPPETIZERn Punch DEPT. SEAFOOD DEPT. itudy. , BUY ONE - Mr. Jackson's committee has OLD FASHIONED DELL DAYS HOUSEHOLD VARIETIES. sent copies of the ordinance to the AT REGULAR Baked organizations, asking for their PRICE, GET CRAB LEGS (Where RviitiUi) comments and recommendations. 2nd ONE VIRGINIA HAHAM ANCHOR HOCKING It expects to report to the govern- C «USM ing body by May 1. FORIe Kitchen RTlO LIDO SHOP-RITE SHOP-RITE RTlO KINO Seek Dispatchers Chicken Roll B2SZ i59c Swordf ishSlks.nAT,n I.. 69( GLASS TUMBLERS For Police Console CHILD'S NASAL ICHICKKMI riklaPlkk/ Lobster Tails'/^" ., 1" EATONTOWN — Councilman Robert B. Dlxon, chairman cf SPRAY Borough Council's •police com- IE0.MIKMI __ . -. _ ^-m . 1*»OX» ^^efr dmw •rnittee, announces openings for c •nuroin 10c OFF GIANT PERSONAL FABRIC SOFTENER two dispatcher's to Work at police Olive loaf tSSSf ».09 SILVER DUST headquarters, Eaton Hall. Prk«i •ffxtlvi through Saturday Night MorA18,1967. Not rwpendtk for typogrophieal wrenFLUFF. W. rctwvY* dw right to limit quaititlHFINA.L , Dispatchers h«ndle police com- FAB BLUE munications at the new electronic IVORY ALL TOUCH console at headquarter*. C C O "7OC i Biant 77 Mr.mxerfimphialiw Miatap- Fanhily ihte Colgafe Toothpaste six* tizo : pllcants neett. not be borough 67' / 7 79 HEME'&AmQP.RLmNEARYQU—CALLEStex '^should ;*pbly to Capti Henry Wd- ' die at .police headquarters. Providence Nipped; Rutgers Cairn Walker Era Ends \ Hy Cunningham By DICK COUCH year-old classic along With Rut- this season's national scoring pa- "I couldn't maneuver as much Associated Press Sports Writer gers1 surprising Scarlet Knights, rade with a 30.4 average. as I normally do," Walker ex- A WAY TO BECOME A HORSE OWNER — Just NEW YORK - The ball floated who outscrapped New Mexico, 85- "I'm awry to see my college plained. "I only had four we gracefully toward the yawning in the Garden opener. Mar- career end-especially like this," onds." those few words make it sound real easy, then again, basket at Madison Square Gar- quette takes on freewheeling he said. "I guess I'd tie answer In the opener, Rutgers' Bob maybe we should add a couple of more words — you den, and an era ended the way itMarshall, W. Va., and Rutgers ing different questions if th Lloyd scored 14 of his game high have to be lucky. . began three years ago—with Jim- meets Southern Illinois' poised shot had gone in." ' • 23 points In the second half and my Walker shooting the works. Salukis in Thursday night's semis. the Scarlet Knights, now 2L-6, held There is a way to obtain a race horse for Walker, who played the last 1 But Walker's last shot didn't "That shot was my first unsuc- minutes with four fouls, mlssei the taller Lobos to their low score nothing, only you better be the type of person who go in, and Providence's superb cessful moment in New York," the climactic shot after his bas- of the season. might just have the luck of the Irish. We hap- scorer-playmakcr bowed out asaid Walker, whose 36-point ef- ket, another by sophomore Skip Lloyd teamed with U Bob Greacen and little Jim Valvano pened to win a poodle once, and it was just about loser—while Marquette's War- fort against Marquette matched Hayes and three Marquette er- riors captured another prize in his scoring average in seven pre- rors dissipated the Warriors' 81 in a 12-3 burst early in the second the only luck, if you can call winning a poodle the National Invitation Tourna- vious Garden appearances. Walk- 76 lead in the final 52 seconds. half that shot Rutgers In front by good luck, on our side when it comes to a win. ment. er has earned the MVP award in The Warriors lost the ball on 14 points and the Knights weath- ered New Mexico's full-courl Marquette nipped the Friars, two straight Holiday Festival a backcourt violation and an er- press down the stretch. For several years Kentucky Pipe Tobacco Com- 81-80, last night in a wild over- tournaments here and recently rant pass before another viola pany has been conducting a contest in which you time finish when Walker's des- was named the outstanding visit- tion—on a jump ball—gave Provi "I loved the first 38 minutes,' name a candidate for the track that the company ob- perate 30-footer caromed off theing collegian to appear In tiie dence the ball with four second! said Rutgers" pilot Bob Foster. Garden during the 1966-67 season. But I was dissatisfied with the tains. It has been going on for about 14 years with back rim as the clock ran out. remaining. Walker took the pass The setback ended Providence's The 6-foot-3 backcourt ace, who in at mldcourt, broke toward th last two. Their press was unusua this name bit. A change of course has made it easier —two 6-foot-9 guys (Mel Daniels bid for a third NIT title and scored 37 points in the Friars' basket and let fly with one sec- this time around. It seems as if the "sharpies" sneaked dosed out All-America Walker's, ond showing on the clock. Th< and Ron Sanford) up front. We first-round NIT victory over couldn't see around them to pass fabulous college career. ball hit the rim and the buzzer in and the contest was getting a few unwanted head the ball. CASH FOR OLYMPIC FOND — Athletic director Wil- The Warriors, however, moved Memphis State, finished with a preserved Marquette's 20th vic- aches. into the semi-finals of the 30three-yea- r total of 2,045. He leads tory in 28 starts. "Defensively, everybody did liam Hillman, left, Monmouth Regional High School, New fine job. Our front line—Rick Har- Shr«w«bury, presents check of $283.25 from the school The new rule change takes out some of the ley, Dick Stewart and Greacen— "brain straining" attempting to come up with just were tremendous under the to Brian O'Neill, Deal, chairman of the Monmouth the right name. Instead of submitting a dozen boards." County Olympic Fund Committee. Money was collected "Their inside people play a loi b/ soliciting at basketball games and by asking for names that might take hours of study, you now bigger than they are," said New can submit numerous names with ease. Then, Mexico Coach Bob King. "And donations at some home games instead of charging ad- all you have to do is hope they pull the right one the fans (Rutgers partisans pre- mission. Monmouth Regional was the first schooMn the vailed in the crowd of 17,882) county to make a contribution for the Olympics1 1968 out This new rule is drawing a name out of the sure gave them a lift. We just proverbial hat. didn't shoot well enough to win. fund drive. (Register Staff Photo) A two year-old son of Summer Tan is the one to be named. And this is a pretty good start if you are planning a racing stable as an owner and a hobby, if you need one. The prize bay colt, whose dad earned $542,796 during a brilliant racing career, certainly would be a fine one to open a business stable. Add as you go, just like that old American motto — "pay as you go." Plus the thoroughbred there are $1,000, free WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1967 tickets and hotel rooms at the Kentucky Derby that goes to the winner. In addition, the tobacco company will pay all training expenses for the horse until July 1 of this year. Not a bad way to come out of the starting gate in an expensive Yankees Roll, But game. Millions of Americans yearn to own a racehorse. Why this great desire on the part of the public? For one reason there's the tidy little sum of $130,000,000 Mets Edged in 9 . . . which represents the total purse money earned Associated Press and the Cincinnati Reds walloped Astros and Tim Cullen's grand by thoroughbreds in 1966. Jackie Warner blasted a the St. Louis Cardinals, 12-9, atslam homer in the sixth hi|h- LETS FACE ITI — Bob Greacen of Rutgers, canter, turns away from ball as ha is three-run homer in the first In- St. Petersburg, Fla. lighted Washington'j win over tie Secondly, whether you're Ogden Fhipps, the ning and went on to drive in a Elston Howard's double with A's. fouled during attempt to score last night a gainst New Mexico in NIT. chairman of the Jockey Club and owner of Buck- total of five runs to lead the Cal- the bases loaded in the fourth The Cubs made it three In a passer, among others, or a proud one-horse stable (AP Wirephoto) ifornia Angels to a 7-2 victory inning helped the Yankees beat ow with their conquest of the over the Cleveland Indians in the Brave*. A triple by Tommie Giants helped by Billy Williams' owner with a $1,500 plater, you've found that there exhibition baseball yesterday. McGraw drove in the winning grand slam homer In the fifth is no greater thrill in all sports than seeing your Warner's other RBI's came on run for the White Sox in their that erased a 3-0 San Francisco silks flash by the finish line a winner. double and a single in theninth inning uprising against tie lead. game at Tucson, Ariz- Red Sox. Leo Cardenas banged out four This Is no fluke! The contest horse has been Cesar Tovar squeezed home A three-run homer by Ronhits and drove in four runs to won in the past by housewives (six of them), college Bubba Is No. 1Rod Carew with the winning run lead the Reds ov«r the Cardi- Fairly in the fifth Inning paced NEW YORK (AP) - "Kill UCLA, defensive end Loyd Phil- Minnesota got the most first In the ninth Inning to give the the Dodgers over the Tigers. nals. Six St. Louis errors made Bubba, Kill," a football war chant lips of Arkansas and Notre Dame round picks, three. Besides pick- Minnesota Twins a 1-0 victory Gary Sutherland drove in three seven of Cincinnati's rum un- that thundered down from the guard Tom Regner also were ing Clint Jones in the second spot over the New York Mets at Or-runs for the Phillies against the earned. stands at Michigan State games picked in the first round. obtained from the New York lando, Fla. It was the first de- could become almost as popular Spurrier, the Heisman Troptiy Giants as part of a trade, and Washington in the assigned feat of the spring season for the in Baltimore as "Maryland, My winner, was taken by San Fran- eighth spot, the Vikings also took MeU who had won three straight. Maryland." cisco. The 49ers selected third defensive Alan Page of Notre Frank Quilici opened the Min- Charles "Bubba" Smith, a having obtained Atlanta's pick in Dame in the 15th spot because nesota ninth with a base on balls. mammoth defensive end and col a trade. Late in the first round of a trade with Los Angeles. He went to second on a sacrifice, lege Lineman of the Year in 1966, they chose Casimir Banaszek, a 'arew ran for him and stole was selected yesterday by thetight end-linebacker from North Trades kept the Giants from third, then came home on To- Baltimore Colt; as the initial western. getting a selection until the,fourth var's bunt tingle. pick of the first combined draft Griese was taken fourth by Mi- round when they took defensive The New York Yankees shut of the National and American ami; Phillips, Arkansas's only two tackle Lou Thompson of Alaba- out the Atlanta Braves, 5-0, at football leagues. . ime All-America by Chicago, and ma. West Palm Beach, Fla., and the Three of Smith's Michigan Regner, also an All-America, by The five trades yesterday: Chicago White Sox erupted for State teammates also were cho- Houston who had obtained Dal — In the only AFL deal, Buf- three runs in the ninth inning sen in the first round — All-Am- las's pick. Houston took Webster falo traded quarterback Lamoni- to edge the Boston Red Sox, 5-4, erica halfback Clint Jones, by as Its own choice, ca, Bass and their third and fifth at Sarasota, Fla. Minnesota; All-America lineback- Fatr was selected by Detroit, choices of the current draft to The Los Angelej Dodgers beat er George Webster, by Houstcji, giving the Lions both 1966 All- Oakland for Powell and quarter the Detroit Tigers, 8-2. at Lake- and flanker Gene Washington, by American halfbacks. They already back Florej. Oakland drafted land, Fla., the Philadelphia Phil- Minnesota. have signed Notre Dame's Nick linebacker Bill Falrband of Col- lies downed the Houston Astros, in all, 133 players were picked Eddy, whom they drafted as a orado University and Stanford 74, at Clearwater, Fla.. the in the first five of 17 rounds. future in 1965. By agreement of linebacker Mike Hibler. Washington Senators trimmed The five rounds took II hours both leagues, there no longer is a — Los Angeles traded McKeev- the Kansas City A's, 8-4, at Pom- HIS DAD WAS SUMMER TAN — If this two-year-old and 44 minutes to complete. The future, or redshirt, draft. er and its current No. 1 draft pano Beach, Fla., the Chicago bay colt has inherited any of his sire's speed, he could draft was to continue today. New Orleans, the newest NFL pick Page to Minnesota for Ma- "ubj trimmed the San Francisco become another race horse millionarie. He's the first But the pros weren't so busy franchise, was supposed to pick son, Bedsole and a No. 2 choice, Giants, 5-4, at Scottsdale, Ariz. going after college talent yester- Willie' Ellison, Texas Southern prize in the annual Kentucky Club Derby Day contest. first but traded the choice {Bub- National League day that they didn't have time ba Smith) to the Colts for Gary back. Fcl. He Will be awarded at the Kentucky Derby. Flltibnrlh 3 1.000 to make some.trades. Cuozzo. The Saints got their first — San Francisco traded flanker N*w York J .130 Five deals were made involv- player—halfback Les Kelley of Casey, guard Jim Wilson and ktlanla _. __,; 3 .J.W Inclnnall 3 .600 professors, teenagers, doctors, railroad clerks, post- ing such veterans as backs Bill Alabama — on the 26th and last :nd Jim Norton to Atlanta for .hlcaio .„..*— Jt .too Triplett, Earl Gros, Tommy Ma- fW Afifripi ^ ,3 .500 men and even elderly widows. About half of them pick of the first round. a first round draft choice,. Spurri- Sun FrancUe© 2 .400 son, Tom Flores and Daryle La- World champion Green Bay er. 81. Lonll I .SK> usually sell, but some have raced. One, Aurecolt, Philadelphia ... 1 .300 monica, ends Art Powell, Marlin was the ninth team to select as — New York Giants traded Honilon 1 .:oo A FANCY TRY? — First baseman Mickey Mantle of th* earned more than $60,000 and still owns the American McKeever, Hal Bedsole. Glenn result of a trade with Pitts- linebacker Jewry Hillebrand to Anurlcan LHIH« w Fcl. Yankees missed a back hand stab of pop foul by Braves' Bass and Gary Ballman and .80 track record for iy2 furlongs. In fact, this one was burgh, and the Packers took de- St. Louis for Triplett. rhtcaro 4 .Rim Flanker Bernie Casey. New Vork 4 Hank Aaron in yesterday's 5-0 New York victory at won by a college professor. fensive guard Bob Hyland of — Pittsburgh traded Ballman California . 3 .7.W Two of last year's top college Boston College. On their tegular to Philadelphia for Gros, guard IMroll 3 .60 West Palm Beach. (AP Wirephoto) Wmhlnrlon 3 ..WO (Continued on Next Page) quarterbacks, Florida's Steve turn in the first round, which Bruce Van Dyke and a third .500 Baltimore _..» .400 Spurrier and Purdue's Bob was 25th, they chose quarterback round selection, center Rockne Innnnta' ."* Z—8 .400 Griese, halfback Mel Fan oDof n Horn of San Diego s(tate. Freitag of Oregon State, CfevFlani I !» Cltj ••- — » No NBA Strike NEW YORK (AP) - The play- the strike, Fleisher said, "Ken- offs for the professional basket- nedy assured me, on behalf of ball championship will start as [he Board of Governors in the scheduled next week. A threatened IBA, that the board Is not in strike by players In the National isagreement with the players on Basketball Association was avert- the principle of their requested ed yesterday by an agreement pension coverage." with Walter Kennedy, president Kennedy further asiured him, ofthft NBA. 'leisher laid, "that a plan com- Kennedy and Larry Flelsher, at- iletely satisfactory to the players torney for the players' associa will be adopted no later than Give your whole family new spring tion, announced they had agreed uno 8, 1967. We have scheduled "in principle" to negotiate a bet- i series of meetings with a com- outfits with an NFC Shopper's Loan ter pension plan which was the nittee representing the owner* to legot'ite the details." The meet- MONTHLY PAYMENT PLANS Short of money for main change sought by the play- Y« per month on bal- about $500 a month. Corlien Horn* ModernWii* tncttoft30dorltKani\i of lib per monlhott day for your Slfopper's M-un IkatPoTtoflhtbdanciinetanofMOOloWX). Loan. Under the agreement averting I AIL WORK OUARANTIIO Ask about credit life insurance on leant at gnup rales HOUSEHOLD FINANCI 24-HOUR TRUCK EATONTOWN Ri. 35, Monmouth Shopping Center SERVICE Phone: Liberty 2-1340 Frank Porter^ MIDD1ETOWN SENIOR WINNERS — Phil Braun, right, supervisor Middletown Township Recreation, awarded trophie* to victor* of Middletown Shopping Center the Middlofown Junior-Senior Basketball League^.' Sanior trophy winners, left to right, are Rick Murray, 18; Lou' 1IO7 Hiahway 35-OSborne 1-14O0 . Red Bank Tire Bugliolo, |7; Tom Veto; 17 and- J«vy-CMfww,- \7. Ayardt wm priwttod Monday mghrj*t +h« B»yiW« _ ' ' AatatairtMirmiiliigriMin UcmuN<*.vistt HWM4: : Junior High School. . , « (Register Staff Kioto) Open Men. thru Frl. — 8 to 4 p.rfi.: Sot. to Kuker, Barnacle Victors, But "Spec" SJ CBAIs Fifth in Indoor Meet To Sped|Ii NEW YORK-OirisUan' Broth- Colts of coach Dave Hyland, who lowed by Mater Christi (384), Fair Haven > ~ Academy's track team scored holds the Monmouth-Ocean Coun Cardinal Hayes (23) and CBAFAIR HAVEN^Frtnk "Sp&' " ; points yesterday to fin- ty indoor crown, were hurdler Sal (1714). Shea. ex-New York Yankee fifth in the annual Christian March, fourth in : 07.7; miler Ba- CBA's top yeading performer pitcher and currently a scout for l-Uhers High Schools in- sil Veriingieri, sixth in 4:42, andwas Andy Herchakowski, second the Los Angeles Dodgers, and !orr championships. two-miler Tom Keareley, seventh in the high jump at 5 feet, 2 Ralph Mangqry*; former Moh- The Lincroft school produced in 10:39. inches. Tony Migliaccio was third mouth Regional football and individual champions in 50- Bishop Loughlln captured team in the 50-yard sprint on a 6.2-sec- baseball standout, will.be guest yard dash runner Bill Kuker ond clocking, Joe Leal was speakers at the Fair Haven Base- [ OiJ) and quarteMiiiller Jim honors wiuh 45 points. Mater Dei Christi (29), Cardinal Spellman fourth in the hurdles (:09.4), Tom ball lnc.'s program for the young Jarnacle (:52.4) and had two sec- Carroll was' fourth in tie people.of the borough and their >nd place finishers in high (24) and LaSalle Academy (2154) took the next three spots. 440 (:59.8) and Chris Condon ran parents at 8 p.m. Thursday at jumper Gene Halton (5-10) and fourth in the mile (5:10). the Willow Street School audi- shot putter Lou Cappie (52-V/2). Bishop Loughlin also won fresh Other points were gathered by torium Other top performers for theman honors with 45V4 points, fol- Paul Madden, who tied for fourth The organisation's 1967 of- In the high jump at 5-0 and wasficers will be introduced at the fifth in the 220 (:26.2), and conclusion of the program, and Brumel May Jump Again Al Drake, fifth In the 100-yard the season's schedule will be an- dash (: 11.6). nounced. MOSCOW (AP) - The injured 1965. It was later disclosed, 'in ight leg of Valery ' Brumel, Match, 1966, that during his re- vorld record-holder in the high covery he dislocated the leg when ZSA ZSA QABOR says - ump, is healing well enough for he began trying-to walk again too him to consider returning to com-soon. ISAVEMONEYatAAMCO GRAMMAR SCHOOL CHAMPS — Little Silver Grammar School recently won the Shore Grammar Sdhool Bas- jetition, Moscow radio said yes- ;erday. Brumel set the world high jump ketball League, A Division championship, posting an undefeated 10-0 record. The cagen racked up a 22-2 sea- Brumel, 25, broke his leg in arecord with a leap of 7 feet, 5% |w».Lm«cmAUTOMAT.C TRANSMISSION ton's mark. Front row, left to right, are Bill Correa, John Clews, Paul Rich, Peter Matlack, Dave Kelly and Terry motorcycle accident in October, inches in Moscow in July, 1963. SPECIALJSTSI Morid, icorek««p«r. 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SheIn the open 220-yard individual stroke "B" Division (:39.9) and Information and rtufyatlons. 222-6300 by Cathy Corcione's national rec also placed second in the 110- Ut Railroad Av«. , medley (2:29.0). was second in the 200-yard indi- ASBURY .RED BANK ASBURY PARK / ord breaking performance in theyard backstroke (1:15.2) and In an AAU meet at Newark vidual medley (3:13.0). Winfield 774-6100 •"' * 220-yard individual medley, Shore filth in the 110-yard bcreaststroke Academy, Libby Disch won thewas second in the boys' open 15-li LIMOUSINE SERVICE Aquatic Club swimmers took 21 (1:25.5). ;irls 10 and under 50-yard back- 100-yard butterfly (:56.6). 141 Broadway Long Iranes ; awards in the third annual Quak- Peggy Pingitore, competing in er City Swim Meet held at thethe 11-12 division, took thirds in Philadelphia Aquatic Club last the 55-yard butterfly (:33.3) and weekend. 220-yard individual' medley (2:49- . Mils Corcione's time of 2:39.6 .8) and was also seventh in the bettered the old national age 110-yard freestyle 0:11.3). group" mark of 2:40.1 for girls In the 10 and under division, in the 13-14 division, set by Don-Barbie King was sixth in the DI DeVtrona of the Santa Clara, 110-yard freestyle (1:19.5) and Cal.. Svrfm Club in 1961. 220-yard individual medley (3:23- Cathy also established new .0$) and seventh in the 55-yard . meet records, finishing first in freestyle (:36.2). ONTGOMERY WED. the 80-yard freestyle (2:22.5), 110-yayd butterfly (1:13.1) and Miss King also won three med- als in the 10 and under age group y in the New England Age Group to Championships at Clark Memori- WARD HorseShowal Pool, Winchendon, Mass. She SAT. finished third in the SO-yard free- style (:32), fourth in the 50-yard backstroke (:39.1) and fifth in the foBenefit 100-yard individual medley (1:26- YA •«). Mary Dedick (1:25.0) and Ka- MX. Hunt ren Keyes (1:29.4) placed second M1DDI.ET0WN—Plans for theand fifth, respectively. In the Motmwuth County Hunt Schooling girls' open. 110-yard breaststroke.il Hone Show were formulated at Miss Kcycs was also fifth in the • meeting here In the home of open 200-yard individual medley Mr. and MM. Fred W. Stafford, (2:58.0). Holland Rd. The Aquatic Club's girls open II The event, to benefit the Mon-440-yard medley relay team of | moutli County Hunt, will be held Karen Keyes, Mary Dedick, Peg- April 15 at the Stoffords' Tricome gy Pingitore and Cathy Corcione Farm, and will feature a variety finished second with a time of|| of cltiter Including a Pony Club 5:14.8. GIANT TIRE elm ami two daises for adulta Curt Colby placed second in II only.^ the bboys' ' open 110110-yard d breast-bt11 Of special Interest will be thestroke (1:16.2)(). . Kennyy Winfield! jumper classes, including the was fifth in the 220-yard open|| knock-down-and-out event, which freestyle (2:15.2) and the boys' Riverside disqualifies the horse on knock- open 440-yard medley relay team PASSENOIJt TIRE down of any part of the obstacle of Mark Roy, Colby, Winfield | 4-WAr GUARANTEE and the fences are raised until and John McEntee was second [ t. UFETIMC QUAllTr GUAIANTK M | *• quality of Material end wrorkmon- buy now! FRONT all ties are broken. (4:28.2) McEntee won a second ihip for the tita «f lh« crigind trted i AdfiKfntnt prorated on triad wear Kin. AKred King, Rumson, baud em pric* In «ff«t at lh» i'mm of hetdi the committee. Mr«. John J. Foul Shooting atfjuirmtnt otw Ptdml l*ow Tax. END Freyer, MWdktown, and Mrs. MJrtTIME ROAD HAZAID GUAIAM' Peter Hudson, Atlantic Highlands, TEC (tictpt rtfrniraWt (MHKlurtt) for Contest Saturdayll tf» T,U O# Itw wlgiMl trcadL AtTimt- SAVE art Joint secretary-treasurer. Ad- I *MKH premlad on trtad w»of fcow^ ALIGNMENT on prict In iHttt at Ihi tima of aeJjml. vertiiing and publicity are being FAIR HAiVEN - ThB Recrea- iMnl plirt r.d.rol E.d.t to*. handled by Miss Bonnie J. Han-tion Commission will conclude Its | 3. TREAD WEAt GUABAHtH l«r non, Shrewsbury, and Miss Pam winter basketball program Satur- ptriod iptcifitd. Adjinlffltnti baitd on day with a foul shooting contest I pries In of fKl at Itw tin* of odjuilnwnt 4.44 Berardl, Long Branch, respec- BJM faeJaral Eiciit Ta> r>f tamo lit* tively. at Knollwood School. and rypo Uit a specific Dollar ollow- Fifth and sixth grade boys will i. (Troad wtor OIIDWOK* not eppB< MOST CARS OUter committee members are U to tirf i vied .cacomirciallyj • be one division, seventh and Mr. aw Mrs. Stafford, Mr.-and 4, SATISFACTION GUARANTEED I Mrt* Ttiomas McCabe, Locust; eighth graders in 'another, and | NATIOHWIDf. Rilvrn tir* toiwartit Mrs. perart Decker, and Mrs. Ar-high school boys In a third di- Word brooch lor atjjullMant IN SETS! thur1- McConnelt, Middletown; vision. Trophies will be present- MlddTttown; Mrs. Barker Seeley, ed to the winner and runner-up I in each division. Fair Haven boys Holttdel; Mrs. W. B. Thiele, Lo- are eligible to compete. II cust) • Miss Whitney Andrews, Rumion, and Michael Torpey, The gym will be open for Middletown. practice at 9 a.m. Competition Officers of the Monmouth Coun- in the fifth and sixth grade and ty Hunt Include Mrs. King andseventh and eighth grade divi- Arthur McConnell, joint mas- sions will start promptly at 9:3D, 8 with the high school competition|| RIVERSIDE ST-107 RIVERSIDr ters; Gordon Marcus, huntsman; starting at 10 o'clock. ^jSl y secretary, andd hhon- DEPENDABLE SERVICE AND PERFORM. oran>i»n»pers-ln are Mrs. Ste- OUR FINEST TIRE FOR LONG, HARD pheqTWood, Mr. Torpey, Louis S. ANCE FOR THl AVERAGE DRIVER DRIVING, FAST TURNPIKE SPEEDS Oimbel 3d, «nd S. Stinor Gimbel. River Plaza Hole in One Tryouts Sat EATONTOWN - Peter Mar- RIVER PLAZA — Tryouts for II aud* of Fair Haven scored a the River Plaza Boys' Club base- hob la M» on tht ISO-yard bill teams will start at 1 p.m. Mnf'hfllr Sunday at Old Or-Saturday at the River Plaza chard Country Club. School fields. - EACH EACH Miruclo, playing In a four- All boys who have registered I •.•0.13 TubtltU nme with John Kollbas, West will try out for the teams. Those I •.»O.1!Tub«l«M Uickwall »lva Wackwill pint Long Branch; Bob Cilia, Little not yet registered, this will bell l.ior.M. • i.io r.i.r. Sliver, and Barry fisher, River the final day to register this tea- Plata, uiea a seven-Iron to ion. The tryouts are for all boys GUARANTIED TO WIAR 27 knock In his ace. eight to 12 years old. Riverside X-L-T GUARANTEED TO WEAR 30 MONTHS... BUY NOW AND SAV1 s Our best tubelou retread al MONTHS... BUY NOW AND SAVE Spotting ST-107 has the same tread depth at new-car Wards everyday lew price I H.S.T. has 40% more polybutadiene treod com- (Continued) tires. 4-ply nylon cord body resists impact; Poly- pound than the ST-107 tor extra mileage; a In. 1964 — Royal Omen, two-year-old son of butadiene tread compound adds miles. Rolled stronger, 4-ply nylon cord body; and, a high- Sword Dancer-Elite, was won by 14-year-old high tread edge Improves handling, lifetime quality 90' speed tread design for more fraction. Lifetime school freshman Jane Ellen Needham of Holden, and road hazard guarantee. MX quality, road hazard guarantee. MUL, who will attand college with the $13,000 •he received from the sale of the horse. 2-22 Bllckwill R«(. Salt Plui Blitkwill Rig. Silt Plui A little luck on your side and it's not hard to come II Tubilut Prlu Prlct F.E.T. Tubtlsit Price Prlca F.E.T. ANY 5IZ1 BLACKWALL Sizti Each Each Each Sl;« up. with a name. In 1965 Dinner Topic, a Porterhouse Each Each Each Illtkwill R«|. Sll* PlM . Illtkwill (til Plm J.25/8.0O-14 2.31 filly, was won by a housewife, who sold the horse Tubilm Met frlet 6.50-13 7.50-14 6.50-13 18.45* 15.95* 1.80 24.95* 21.95* r.t.T. Tubiliu PrlM Priet F.ET. 1.15/7.10-15 2.33 and;ftet up a trust fund for her four children with the Sim Etch (ted Uth SlHI Eitn Ewk Etch 7.00-14 7.75-14 7.35-14 7.00-13 • 00-1) ' !19S< 1.5) 17.95*. 2.21 20.95* 17.95* 1.93 8.55/8.50-14 2.56 proceeds, Here is a contest with a touch for the heart.|| 10.95* 7.75/670-15 15.95*- 2.23 6.95/6.5014 1.93 1.45/7.60-15 26.95* 23.95* X.L.T.. tires—rebuilt by strict jet aircraft 2.53 6.50-il 1.25/1,00-14 , Contest rules'are simple. You can enter as n»s* 11.95* •1.IJ I.I5/7.1O-1S 17,95* Standards to new-car tread depth and width. 7.35-15 2.04 1.15/9.00-14 2.84 IS 21.45* 18.95* 28.95* .25.95* • many times, as you wish providing each entry is 1.9) 1,55/8.50-1* Rolled tregd edge improvestractign, handling. 6.40/6.50-15 2.04 8.85/9.15-15 2.19 1S.95* 13.95* 1.3]. Jl.«5' 19.95* accompanied by .a boxtop, or cellophane zip-off SWMMI IMI1M-K Lifetime quality ond road hazard guarantee. 7JS-1I 2.01: IMS' 14.95« t.isr»M-u Guaranteed 24 month* againsttreadwearout. 7J5/7.OO-14 21.95* 18.95* 2.01 8.0O/8.20-15 21.95* 25.95* 249 tojJ'of any Kentucky Club's 11 brands of pipe 2.01 i.iJ-li ' 23.99* 21.95' fopAcco or the bottom panel from a package of 7ji/).n-n IMS' 14.95* IM 1.0O/I.2U-15 i *Wllh nmt lit; Mtwoll ,lyl. ni color In trad*. 7.75/7.50-W mllS2l J2.95* 19.95* 2.21 'With ttad»-ln tins oflyourcir. MUI Pouch Chewing Tobacco. Send entries, each •With htm-ln tin» nil your at. Whltawiilt J3 mom Men, 7.75/6.70-15 2.23 Whitewills S3 more each: tn'an Individual envelope, to Kentucky Derby Day itynaaza, P.Ot Box 381, New York, N. Y., 10048. 4$ entries must be postmarked no later than April M I OPEN MONDAY THRU ing Center, Eatontown, n Ua '" •nflfjftrtw*1 ovrr'tfms are to-start-sending; we|j r SATURDAY 8:30 A.M. TO 9:30 P.M. 'BIce,,thwoughbreds in this corner. March 15, 1967 AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS JOB SALE HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE WSVe WJWTEl>-M«ii-Ftm«le HEL3P THE DAFLY REGISTER »cU ]M7 U«S XUEmwOOS — Full txnm. Beet offer. MW (MstiMxfc, tto4el 311. White., Four new tint. 21,000 astit*. Oft 7t7. n/ltHK) blijcfc tnUrtw. C*ml>.*t* witfc rvtto, BENDIX — EATONTOWN SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS ANNOUNCEMENTS waiitrwtAlt, unAtTtsM-, tesXhtlle. Majsy 1961 RAJJHtOOH. KCBT EE/.-IV CAL.L s.nd modified £27 ^ou.r-jr&fe*^. W775 fer OH 472-1W7 ifter 6 p.m. Work 7 hours; g»t paid for 8 houn plus 107. BUICK - 1961 Le&nljrc convertible, TOP PREMIUM RATES PAID FOR SHIFT WOflX 1967 MERCURY COUGAR -- Red, MJOBT — K«-ncf with a.l>out 14 keys. l&«7 IMP ALA SPORr COUPE — Dem- fully equipped, low m.Ieagf, excellent onstrator. Very low price! McCARthy black roof, Used 3 months, Take over Operators must b« experienced in heavy factory *«wing KM Back. Uu the initials U.K. Call condition. On** owner. Can be Hen at payments, *20O cash. T8T-3151. ENGINE LATHE . TURRET LATHE - MILLING T41-OO10. Chevrolet. First Ave.> Atlantic High- Bob WhltR Bulch, Shrewsbury Ave., land*. 291-llOt on single and double needles. ' New Shrcwflhury CORVAIR l!!6O~Wh.te. Stick, leopnrd GRINDERS - DRILL PRESS -SPRAY PAINTERS 3U)ST— Jade fish, inch lnng, part o[ interior. |285. Crown. APPLY AT MAIN PUNT IN WALL TOWNSHIP" tirtcelet. Viclhitv ol R>d Bank, between 196* FORD GALAXIE 500 — T r . $71-9844 Also some openings on tlnl ond second snlfti Flora's irnt shop nnd Tfifsun's gho* 1967 CHEVY BUYERS hftriitnp. V-S Manrlard ' nhift. $1295. »tore. Reward. 7I1-S211. Phone 741-2480 before 5:30. 1959 PEUGEOT — J185. Air Cruisers Company Call after 5:30. ELECTRICIAN (FIRST SHIFT) FOUND - PERSIAN CAT, male, 1961 PONTIAG — Four-door, fnur like A DiVition of • • '-*,.••' erange, rtcrJlr Owner or good home "THE BONANZA new tires Excellent condition. Will take wmted. 291-30«. MUSTANG — 1066 convertible. Til-per- ; SALE I orfpr. 5G6-7445 after 5 p.m. formance 8. Four apeed, tooled Mus- THE BENDIX CORP. — EATONTOWN THE GARRETT CORPORATION ' tang aeatH. stereo tape. Wlr# wheel A Better Ploct To Work OF THE YEAR" l FORD nALAXIE 5f>0 — Four-dnnr, covers. Plus more. 741-316:1. RT. 35 542-2000, EXT. 22 Hwy. S4 Wall' fowmhip PUBLIC NOTICE pnwer fitpprii.'K, Good condition $100. '' Adlocenl to Monmouth County Alruorl Call 787-3797 or 872.-10(15. 1966 CHEVELLE~SS — 3S67T60 h.p. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER MARK'S PIZZERIA, 11 S Bridge Ave. Four speed, posHractton tarh and An Eqiioi Opportunity Malt' ond F«mole Emploiftr Specializing in [repli oven pizzn. Open MeCARthy CHEVROLET C11RYS!,KR 1961— Hardtop, full power. gauges. Also 3G9 h.p. heads and cam. Inlervltwlna Hours ' to 11 o.m. ong 2 tn 4 p.m. «:00-12;PO. Closed Mondnyg. 747-98r>4. Nn mrtney down. TAKE OVER PAY- Complete. New, in boxes. Must sell. OLD CARS TOWED AWAY — Fr*>e, L Ave. Atlantic HlKhlani MENTS of S2.5H) per week. BELMONT Call M2-:U(>4. BUSINESS NOTICES HELP WANTED—FEMALE if complete, otherwise $5. Call 671- itl-UOl MOTORS, 365 Mnple Ave. (Kt. 35j, Red 1957 FOUR-DOOR HE SOTO — Flr« ' HELP WANTED-MALE FOR SALE M4 Rank. 741-G77P. COUNTER WORK — Apply In per«L flight One owner. 52,000 rnlleit. Trieal GENERAL TYPING SERVICE Ludwlg's Delicatessen, 10 Wallace 6' RED BANK PIZZA. secnnil car- Must be Been to appreci- MANUSCRIPTS, ENVELOPES. Red Bank. GARDEN CENTER ITEMS YOU NO LONGER We rtrlivcr. ate Best otter. Call 671-1665- RESUMES, ETC. REASONABLE. PONT1AC8 — DESIRE INTERESTED CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED. GENERAL HOUSEWORKER — Slei MANAGER iJl-981.8 PARTIES TO TAKE OVER PAY- 15)64 PONTIAO — Bonnevllle sport L. K. BEECHELL. P.O. BOX 766, NEED OR USE WILL .. * coupe. Dark blue. A-l condition. Call In. Small family. Call Perfect opportunity for retired gentle MENTS ON RKPOS8ES3ED CAKS. RED BANK, N. J. 07701. 747-«3(l man or ambitious youth. Gnort wages CALL MR. SHELLY. 542-2414. MON. 7fi7-!i:tl5. TRAVEL — TRANSPORTATION MEDICAL SECRETARY — For btl with Incentive. No experience necessary MOUTH MOTORS. AUTHORIZED ...J CAPIUCE WAGON — Save 51100. specialist. Two girl ortlce. Exceilei Seasonal employment. Apply In persor VACATION — M>xlcn. SIX days for STMMElTcbMMI!TKTVS SPECIAL - FALCON l(xn — Country Squire stalinn V-8, loaded, 3-soater. Call EMPLOYMENT to store manager Immediately. Family wapon, factory air. full power. No mon- salary and hours. Must be pleasa Clrcll Stores. lit. 36 and Toole Ave., SELL two. Value |143. SIO. Tall Alr-cnndUlonert 1M4 Fnrrt Futura, 30.- ey down. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS of HELP WANTED-FEMALE personable, Intelligent, good judgeme Koyport: Rt. 35, Eatontown Circle, Ea T4I-2OS3 ' mllr . 8975. 671-0707. 10154 VOLKSWAGEN ~ 1500 square- Write nux M-123, The Dally Reglste tliiltt Jirr werk. BKLMOiNT MOTORS, tontown: Rl. 70, Laurelton, NJ. DRIVING TO WEST COAST OF FLOR- FAL<50N~CONVERTIBLE. Red. IUV> .Maple Ave. MOBIL,& - DESIRE INTEREST- BUICK iflGi —. Klfctra 'Ja5. four-door 222-9063 evenings. ^___- piece-work rates or litgh hourly rates, perlence preferred, but not necessary LET, Hwy. 38, Eatontown. Ask (or lMf VOLKSWAGEN — Good condition. ED PARTIES TO TAKE OVER PAT- hardtop. No money down. TAKE OVER DAVCO PRODUCTS, 16 Hwy. 34, Mata- Apply Country Sudser Car Wuh. Uld Mr. Holse-y. S3.#00 milps. Good transportation. 5975. MENT3 ON REPOSSESSED CARS. PAYMENTS of fl3.W) |»er week. BEL- wan. 566-77*9. dletown. FAMILY AD Call 9I6-E371. CALL, MR. SHELLY. 542-2414, MON- MONT MOTORS, 36;> Maple Ave. (Ut TRUCKS FOR SALE -" , Reli>yer MF UENT! ON REPOSSESSED CARS. 1&&3 VALIANT —Convertible, tuickft Uanli will tinaricc JlSto at M.S0 "wivlily. lor S3». Call C71-22KI. ARSIBTANT COOK — Part-time, To Place Your Dally iUgiitar CALL MR. SHELLY. M2-3414, MON- seats. Excellent condlUun. J1000. No Call coiled. 721-7100, OASIS 1IO1TJ1IS. HOUSEKEKPER-(X)OK—SIPPP In. R< FNiirNKKlT-I-'orliHiusTrrtii fiihrlR work rel!i*f In now, .modern, cxien FAMILY AD. CALL. . , MOUTH MOTORS. AUTHORIZED rfoalers. 741-4741. HI. U. Sayrcvllle. ' 1942 HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTOR- it rcferencea essential. Also genen Must have experience In estimating, E « facility. Some espt'rienL-e wllh OYCI..E — Good comlltlon, fl50. Call isewurker required. Please call Hl'2- Cfllcnt t>|ip«"Utlc ill<*la dp*.« JERRY BARATTA and LOU LERNER'S and ttiresi . Any reasonable offer. 711711- sonable, IndustrlouB, phyalrally II ipnflslilc and liltfh school graduate. Ap- ij*JIV^I ^jTi'ivsitifltfi fjre^de^' and ~ati ao* chanical condition. Beat olter. Cull 812- 1 Will tie trained Apply in person :«.ior!r. w'lti Individual (Krional MW 74(7. 1S37 after 5 p.m. L P.N. AND NURSES AIDES — Ds: ply A'I"CO CEItAMlCfi, Hwy 35. Key- and evening shifts. Pleas, call for >l McDonald"! Driv.-In, 325 Hwy. 35, M pnrt. .l<-. rail Vlnlnla Klmball. rrtixoll. RAMBLKR 1&53 — Four^rjoori fully dietown. 162-7773. equipped. No money down. TAKE OVEK polntment 671-0169. nKM,"Kiri'ATB"BALRRPBnSO.V -- El I'AYME.NTR nf fi fill per WPPk BKL- MOBILE HOMKS Ipnced. Casoy'a Agency. Hwy. 33, R oikrniipri. birch, olhm. MONT MOTORS. 3(» Jtuple Ave. (Kt. OFFICE HELP — Two position* open MACHINIST S1.7S In $7.30. Delivered, planUd. Call BAYSHORE Ml, H«) Batik. 71.K77S. 10x50 GREAT IAKES — Two b*&- '91-9714. ms. Best offer. Call 787-5145 after Full chirge bookkeeper «nd asilstAnt W T. CRANT, S31 PRORPKCT AVK-, MG — T-C J800 or best offtr. Utti* Bllvfr. In itnw accfptlnK uppllca- Call GOOD ALL?AROUND MAN iiins (or flill-tlme h'lp \n do lifnvy f)64 HOLIDAY MANSION — Custom CaU for interview appointment, Maurlc RENT A TV CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH 747-W79. 1 .•nrk. .milt ID' wide, 65 long, 8' extension. blithe ami milling rx erlpnc1. Bma Color or black and white. Day, *««k 1!»5S FORD STATION WAGON — $60 Baseboard hot water heat. Five rooms. Schwartz ft Sons, Chrysler Plymouth ihop; rltversified work. Company pa 'OOK -- For mo.iern nursing h«m' nr month. l*ow rat*i. BAYSHORE TV &a Is. Furnished. Call 776-9163. >enefits. Escrlelnt wortlnK conditions. 36 Church St.. Kfansburf, 7HT-4400. 2PI-37O9 lied Bank. 747-078". AKSOR, Matawnn. 5C6-M0O. BIG DISCOUNTS 1(1x55 CLEAN, BEAUTIFUL SETUP. \.CK, teaitnnfd oak wood, and 1958 CIIEVR-OLldT Five minutes to ocean. Neptune, N.J. BLAIR TOOL SCHOOL CROPahs'O GUARD — In- CHII iiMwven 10 a,m and Six cylinder, automatic. 775-0536. ' WAITRESS WANTED — Full time. ._..f 8 a.m. to * p.m. Police I ON "ALL NEW" FACTORY-FRESH 67s Good shape, 78T-T2S3. Apply Red Oak Diner, RL 35, Hazlet. qiinrt«rn, Little Silver, Ctiitf John 2b«-R356- & MACHINE WORKS OIL rAINTINlja — S2S. Many o«i«T Sale Price CHEVROLET 1959—Station wagnn, fully TRACTORS npeclah. Our title. Long Branch. W» equfpped. No money down. TAKE OVER WOMAN — Experlenci-rt with childri>n !10 Mapl* Fl. Keyport, N MAN Part-time mornlrc". Womnn *** uHl^anyihlnic. 2?1t-»l«. 67 VALIANTS $1875 PAYMENTS of fl.tt per'week. BELr and hom» manaitpmpnt nfedfd badly 264-1903 ltrnnona and ev^nfnfju. Apply In per- MONT MOTORS. MH Maple Ave. illt- INTERNATIOAL LOW BOY Cub trac- to Join young family Involved In rs- AUTO MECHANIC — Element 0 win. Bayshorp Flslwry, 2D3 Shrrwibtiry MYtM!S~BN*t7w~~KLOW ^~«*, All at- 67 BELVEDERES $2075 35f, Red Bank. 741-S778 tor plus accessories Including Bnow tabliHhlng business. Mother work* part- pnrlunlty, lop pay. BayRhore Chrysl' Avc, Red Rank. tarhmenu. EKC*M*nt condition. Call plow, art of gang mowers, 75" cut, time. Three boys In school, ont a Atlantic • Highlands. Contact Servli ]!M>5 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER — rock rake, canvas cnb, 6 ft. Bpreadtr hump. lively home nt*ar major bin "" laser. 291-0200. LICENSED REAL ESTATE SALES- 67 FURYS $2095 40,000 milps. Pour-door, Hardtop. All .ind a fertilizer carrier. Excellent con- route. Large sitting room, own TV, MEN - Ar^. you f\ vanities, ipectaitlei. Ftclory [41-2543. ' v you how to make money fan!, 'K. Initailnlon optional. Ertnlngi PONTIAC TEMPEST Sport Coupe, COUNTER GIRL WANTED ~ Over 21 , fast. Tbld also applies to you 67 CHRYSLERS $2975 V-8. Radio, heater, power steering, WANTED AUTOMOTIVE SHORT ORDER COOK—Teir rottn Dnj- House Restaurant, Hwy. 35, Mid CO I :NTR Y^KI'RNTTFRE" -Carnlvtt tnmatlc. $1,450. Call 671-2290. (Hetown. Apply In person. iteady irk. Ik hours per week. App STAR REALTY INC. AND $35,000 WORTH OF USED CARS MUSTANG ISRV Hard top,'ft illy rqulpppi JUNK CARS WANTED In pprno Ye Cotlaee Inn, 149 W. Fron nd cutjtiass. chlni, tec*!" SHORE AUTO WRECKERS HOI Broker H2-HIOT l IB prlc*i tt COUN- No money down. TAKE OVER PAY- BEAUTY COl'NSElToR — Has im- " K Mlddletmvn______Bln-PwM>ury j nJPBOAnD ANTIQUES TO BE SOLD AT WHOLESALE PRICES! MENTS of S9.W) pnr week BELMONT iC-5344 222-1924 mediate openings mature, pprnnn TRY A KT -TIME T REAITICIAREAITIC1AN WASTED — Full o Rro;"l Et- Phrewihury. ! MOTORS, 365 Marie Ave, (RL 35), Red GET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN — men. Flexible hitir.i. Tar drslruM. Fine Meats. fi77 Ntwinin Sprlngi RA. Rank. 741-6778. AMERICAN — ANT) SPORTS CA-RS For Interview call 542-1P73 or 5Sfi-fif.9R. part-tltnr. Mntawan ar*»«. Year-mui U croft. 117-44M. CAU K&-91W or K6-9^€3 q HOME — Brlc-a-bret 5 YEARS TO PAY CHEVROLET — V-8 engine «123. AT MONMOUTH MOTORS. INC. Hwy. COUNTER GIRL, — Experienced. Good lurnllur., kllrhm u(«n»1l.. Call TH- Vi. Eatontown. M2-2414. wages. Work 3-12 nhin i3 p.m. tn mlii- MECHANICS — Maintenance, weldln lhti five, days. Wilson's Palace Din- illlwright, olpctrlc or n;h84<. - J ^-J Kt Ihlp. Absolutely no cash nePd^l down. DENTAL ASSISTANT — Full time iTTnThlNfi MATERIALS BABYSITTING — M my homf. Kn M1M71 FULL FINANCING—EVEN IF YOU HAVE 2 chair asnUtant reQiilred for offlcp in TOH — Nepilfl Funeral office rK d mother with fxcf11»«nt rffne Bank will finance 51005 ft $10.80 week- ^all S.S-ai'.SS. ENTYOI/)PKniA AMERICANA — 10 ly. Call collect. 731-710/1, OASIS MO' AUTO PARTS — REPAIRS Red Bank. Experience preferred. Send sponjlblltllps include handling cu volume Brlrnc# svries. twiwolum* dlo- LOANS, WE WILL PAY OFF OLP JJALANCE Tr>RS, Rt. 9. Sayreville. resume and aalary requirements to Box pr phone orders ond rminlir «alp DOCTOR'S OFFICE RECEPTIONMRT- llnnary and h«okci»#. Ilk* new Cllmat* M-130, The Dally Register, Red Bank. _ knowleiijte of typing with Inventor MORRIS 19G1—Oxford, four-door nedan, \nrt-or *s*lji!snt. Experienced, Full of proof hlndtnus. Call 47I>063O. fully pqulppod. No money down. TAKE • BEAUTICIAN control experience would t>r helpful [>«rt tlm". Call 741-ROH, SPRING SPECIAL Wanted Apply Indicating jalary (Jt».ilrp-1, to Po sl.vni.E CHAMIa :n watt monaural OVER PAYMENTS ol R90 per week. IW, Th*_ Dally Rrclflier, RP*I Rank, OVERNESS — A|[?B 4-12. Csl! week Hetlh amp-pre amp. J20. BELMONT MOTORS, 3TO Maple Ave. 671-5530 syn only 9 i..m. to 3 p.m. 71' 7(1 till (Rt ^5., Red Banlt. 741-S77S. TUNE MOTOR* $12.95 CLERK-TYPIST — PaYt-TW. Mall re* TSACTOITTOAILER I>RIVE •V.2. ume; no phone call*. .ZOUBEK AS prlence rffitilr*Nl. A|>ply in pprsnn. BAYSHORE iftCTI CHEVROLET BEL AIR — Auto. t.frn"ATIONH" Hnn"ii"on~eiiitiTriTi^ RO.rrATES INC.. P.O. Box 64, Uttla matic. Radio, hpator. Very • E«io*i con- Includes rcrladfig plugs, points app! TruckiRK. Hi. 34. M «, rtr. Curialim mud* lo orrter. C*l (jitIon. Call after 5 p.m. 7S7-1W7 irnspr. chrck timing; check GRAY FLANNEL 81.'IT MAN COOK & DUNN PAINTS CHRYSLER •-••PLYMOUTH adjust carburetor. "p to JSOOO plun a year to start pll 1965 CORVETTE — Excellent condltlnn. 'Slx-cyllnder LADIES PART-TIME onus. Sale* manngpmpnt or hu.«lnp.« W1U HELP OUT WITH PROWN'S Forced (o soil at a. low price Trade- ""ARTIES -- Dinntri, arxi olher oc • 7I1-7.VIO 291-9200 229-4790 ins considered. 7S7-7&56. Knock, knock Tor Fuller. No experienci backftround helpful. Bales p«rRonallt McCARthy CHEVROLET needed, our Fullcrettea earn S25 to J4B miirrled, children. Resilient of nhon rv.lf.ns T41-SM1. LEWYT VACUUM — |l(l. WroutSI Iran. FIRST AVENUE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS CHEVROLET 196*—Bel Air. two-door 158 First Ave. Atlantic Highland! a week working; 2 In n hnur» A day. rea. Must be enthusiastic, inrtustrlon SECRETARY ""~~S3T~Oni~ifeai~ Formica dlneltn l«h>. Jl». B.rbl. doll seda/i. No money rinwn. TAKE OVER Call 583-1313, 566-2019, 556-3257, «2-1074. mafiinatlvft »nd demorutratt ability i ckp^rlnn a*!tlnl>y*lttinr nlchtR. Can »lMp .ull.. Tab!* nitd. Inrlud^d. V.ry lood IMS STUDEBAKER at.tlnn w»)!nn.' nin^r, *5 Monmouth St.. Red Bank. transportxlion. H7C-OIM. rnnrtlllon. Call 74I.JSU Runs well. Good tires. • 5100. Call 747- VENTILATE YOU MUST ERVICE "STATION ""ATTENDANT — Blowers. riucU, cowls, complete kits EARN nil time day*. BPTVICP and m*rhin|r.a ELECTRIC IRONER _ Iranrtte. Ci- PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE 1959 - New up to 4". Lake Cham plain and C»nadla xperience necetwary. Murrlert man pre FINANCIAL cellent condition. Awklng $100 lop. IVMInrall tlrc.< Black. Needa head. Charts at Flexible houn, lervlce eitabllshfd rred. but not pflxpntlnl Apply tn pn or call Llncroft En»o, N>Wtnn ILl!. THE BOATMAN'S SHOP new. Call now. 291-1687. Became a BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES CAMERA 8PECIAI. "— complete 1x5 _ week and more. In Mid die town and prltiRX Rd., Llncrofl. CHEVROLET 19M — White Impila New 'Jersey's ' Largest Marine Supply '47.9834 AJIC (or JAC SHE Graphic vl»w camera anrt equipment avertible. V-S. Call Home. 2» WWrf Avc. Ken Bint Haxlet Bayihore areai. Exciting and Four l.nirs, »M. «njlf tn |J-*, Omeia 938-S71S. Fullerette. v-nllahl* In Hed Bank. Write Box A-100. enlarnnu ei]ul|>mfnt. two h«ide com. at ieacoasr ""° 7<1-57IO ROUTE MEN he Dili/ Regiitrr, Red Bank, N.J., rl".« with Irnin All rjtcfsitry ac- SALES 11)65 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE — Six SAV-COAT $50 WEEKLY GUARANTEED — Dem- 'ull ani part-time. Steady, year ro'in r further lnfnrm*tinn. flseneer. Excellpnt condition. Priced THE LIQUID PLASTIC COATINO onstrating thrw evenings a week. No ""orl.s. Slav, ll.hl.. «c. Phone M- quick ule. I17S0. Cull after « rfeliveriei nr colldcting. We train. 747- .-ork. No layoffs. Earn 12..10 to a. Tn tTNCiffiONETTR' KHR " AVAILABLE AT 0319. our. Call 383-1313. 56«.2<>1S. 566JB7, - —tl'— "£!L^ tn I ot weekends. You Can believe TED CONWAY S42-1O1T. TTHHE YACHT SHOP IMO74. nt oppnrtui;.ty In large boityard-ma- OUITAR — naneiecTrr) electrlt aTJitar CHEVROLET 1964-N'lnp-paMenuiT «U- 11M Ocun A S BrightBi . M2-J813 NEED MONEY—For Eaatpr expen« T»» plrkurs «o, wild cue. Call (42- when he says: Start earning nubstanttnl Income liniiif N-^Helpprx wanted tn wr>rk "wit Sandy Hook Bay Slarinn tlrm wapiin. full power. Nn money rtouTl. 196A- 32 CUSTOM BUILT D»y bolt. nehnld ROfHh, amd mimt lif [amil IjEhlanrlfl, S'. J. HI TAKE OVER RAYMBVTS of *«.9n per Tivln 225 Oray«. Equipped. Asking dlately. Avon Coflmetlcs han vacanclen _,„.-,- . - HOUND CHINA xrrV. BELMONT MOTORS, SB Mips for capable women. Wrltr J. Blrchali, witti packing. Apply Albert Burdft CLOSET - »w. 60 r.cordi from »'• "I FINANCE MY OWN CARS" JUSOO. Will take trade on 20' or 2V P. O , Box 7S8, Port Monmouth, or call Son. Inc., 2i Clay St., Red Bank :ion. Good lm'erbw Ave. (Rt 35), Red* Bank. "Ml-6778. open skiff. 11' outboard. 35 h.p. John- 41-0894. and If)*". I.V). Walnut library tab].. son, hull, fiberglass. Motor overhauled. urn. Idpal fir retir<»'1 pfrjxjn. Ternm op>nt to_.i»at tlthx, S3TI. 7H7-2S31 "AND SELL ONLY THE FINEST f arrartRPd to qtiallfM huyer. t3W firm. Call days 264-1145. Ev«- DENTAL RECEPTIONIST — Keyport Box G-1(ft, Th<« X>aflj Kfslater AUTOS FOR SALE nll«« 261-3051. office. Full time. Experience preferred. SHEET METAL WOULDN'T IT~~—~ CARS THAT MONEY CAN BUY" Call 261-2117: If you rfldn't h.v. to k««p I960—!»• WOOD PBNN TAN — 75 UY-OUT MEN •1VE TtOOM - AparGitntt nmli Vt7)7e Mtcnlni lho«e inky wnortm aTilUri. Father ond Son owning ond operating h.p. Evlnrude motor, trailer, $850. Call WANTED — Fpmaifi kltchRti help, full for elderly or retired couple t Call ua ror a fr»« •«llm«li' on Whlia 7SM7S2. 0r part tlmp. Apply In person. Stew- SEACOAST in Red Bank over 41 years. art's Drfve-Ir/, lit. 35, HolrmlH. All Claanrj r ai a dry-cleaning pick-up si* aluminum HHI,M. Vou'll b. pieaitd 16' CRUISERS INCORPORATED Part-time Nights with our Inilallallnn and lo» trio 40h.p. Jolinann. 20-Kallon cruise tank, al- SALESWOMAN — Experi- all Mrs. Murphy 214-olOC lny trailer. M&ny extras. Complete 1850. ence In sewing helpful, o CONSOLIDATED AVIONICS PROWN'S • No Money Down * HOMEOWNERS: Ask About our special 7-tl-6«7!>. hour weeK. Palfl vacatinn INSTRUCTION ", , Finance and D»bl Consolidation Plan! plus full company benefits. 10 Ruhelle PI., IU. 37. Toma River 32 nmad ai. J]p(] Banj, 7U.J500 1961 CHRIS CRAFT 2C — 1R5 h.p. V-8, Salary plus commission. Ap- An eo.ua! opportunity employer WET BUIT FXtnk~— smiu Hi. Ii- , • Financing For All . M DAy FREE EXCHANGE GUARANTEE OUTE MAN ^.minrlry snd p. Full cushions. All running SINOER COMPANY K - Gunranleed parninxs. KKlabilshf equipment. Call 711-oxw. 69 Broad St., licit Bark, N.J: utp. Free Ille In^uranc*. Group hos Kchool. JBM kejrpuucn, computer pro- 7HE8T~OFWMWBRg - 8mill ••Ik talizallon ftvalUlile. Must be person rammlns. offlcr automation. M Brea inn ^halr. end-, l.hl. with WMS PROPELI-ERS — RccondltlonRd. OHP HOUSEKEEPER — Full-lime, flv ami have BO*K1 character reference ,., Rtn Bank. 747-4547. 17xM, One 19x16, One 19x20, all right rlays per week, for 3 or 4 months. Goo •44 BUICK $2395 "44 RAMBLER $ 895 IMPORT CAR HEADQUARTERS hand and l',i" bore. Also one Aqua- Apply ],lt;le Sll pr Cleaner*, 601 Branch Le5abre, 2-Dr. Hardtop* 4-Dr. Sedan, Fully Equipped. Clcar, Heavy Duty Bronze Filter Sys- salary. Call 671-930*. An.. Llttl ~Silvi . Full Power. i. Excfllcnt condition. One 24-foot STENOGRAPHER — Oood typin 30 *44 T-BlrtO $1895 ~^~ BRAND NEW "~~~ ner-pjisary. General o[flc« experience. SERVICE STATION ATTENMANT-Kx WEEKLY Ho Antenna In good condition. Call •*5 CADILLAC ... : $3495 Londau Hardlop, Full Power, Call 239-2587. perlenced only. Five-day week. Apply DRIVERS Ccupe deVille, Factory Air. Factory Air. HRITTALVS OCLF STATION. 13(1 Full Pow«r. '44 OLDSMO8ILE $1495 RUNABOUT — Flberglaos 14' MFG, SALES HELP — Some experience help Hwy. .15. Jilrlilletowu IMMEDIATE HIRE •65 PONTIAC S19V5 '67 M.G.S $10.40 fill. Opportunity for advancement F-85 2-Dr. Hardtop, Full Power Steady em ploy m PI. t. Apply In per NYC, NJ, PA, OHIO Bcnneville Convertible Fix Shoes, HO Hwy. 35, Mlddletown iRe benelltfl, chance for advanc Full Power., '44 OLDSMOBILE $1395 BLUE JAY 3472 — Olaen built. Slain nl. Apply at Mlri,lleflex Contain & 6THER STATES "45 BUICK SU95 Super "B8" Sedan, Full Power. '67 Renaults $9.82 I rigging. Spinnaker, $925, Call 741- HOSTESESS — Experienced onlyy. ApplApply Ford Ave., Mllltown. '63 BUICK $1695 In ppr«oppr«onn , Pei' ShShr«w»burb y IInn, [AJOR CARRIKI1 8EEKB 3D DRIVERf Wlldcol Hardtop, Full Power. tfllHh Red Bank. BARFl'Bii'wANTED'—^Salary »n"d""co"m OR EXPANSION PROGRAM. S1AIIT Riviera Hardtop, Full Power, OUTBOARD MOTOR SALE mission. EMIL'S RARRER SHOP, 1 '45 BUICK ". ...J2295 Factory Air. '67 Datsun $10.82 MONMOUTH MARINA RABYSITTBR - NO PAY $3.« PEfi HOUR PIAIf ONE DANELErrno "oiriTAR _ m Monmouth Khopitlng Center, Katontown. 'VERT1ME INCOME UP TO 19,11X1 / .''flmlnn blkf. aa la, |fl. Call 741^ Riviera Hardlop, Full Power. '43 BUICK $ 995 New ananil UscUscd-Frnd m 5 h.pp,, to .VS h.p. area. 7 p.m. to 3 a.m. Four nlghta, TOS4. 229-206(1. EAR COMPANY WILL HIRE !i^ fi Wt S Mth Bh 2^2^492 »n. M1-KI11. •45 CHEVROLET $1795 LeSabre Hardtop, Fully Equipped NO MONEY DOWN 1fi West St., Monmouth Beach. 2^2-^ PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR I ANIl OVER. TERMINAL SAFETY JOHNSON — 1966 Electromatic, 40 h.p. HOKSEKBBPER -- Sleep in. 3 to IANAOER NOW ROAD-TESTING AND Impata Convertible, V-t, Full Power. •43 CHEVROLET $1095 BANK TERMS IltlNTi. HE NEEDS MORE MEN IM- •45 CHEVROLET ..'. 51795 Impola Hardtop, Fully Equipped nutboarrt, generator, electric iihllt, re- month*. Two children. Call nl com[uny ncrrlfl tw product.nn [BDIATELY. GUARANTEED JOB mote controls, $575 complete. An unus- line Bujicrvisors. If you hav high d •43 CHEVROLET $1095 "CHECK WITH US FOR~ ual buy for the early bird. 671-5514. ji y Impau sto. Wgn., v-5. Full Power. GIRLS -WOMEN — Faflhinn Froclm productioprdti n cxjirrlcncl p i n tthhe parkagi ^ENINOS ON nKconn. THAIN Del Air 5tation Wagon, Full Power BOSTON WHALER —28 h.p.~lB7fn^ mid tike you to Join mir n*w party ILL-TIME OR WEEKENna. BANK- il« '45 PLYMOUTH '..$1795 '63 CADILLAC $1895 VOLKSWAGENS field call for Immediate Intervfpw. TJtOVBD, COMPANY-ENPOUaED , Fury III Hardtop, V-8, Full Power. p electric starting. Like new, never plan. Nn Investment. Excellent earn Fringe benefits. Salary tn ?150 a week, iEMBEH OK N.Y. NJ., PA. TRVr.K- Convertible, Full Power. Fully Guaranteed Per Wtefc :1 in salt water. With extran. $750. Ingn. Call 741-9405. '45 FORD $1495 •1.V.M674 afU-r 6 p.m. A(!E' EMPLOYMENT AfiE^CY 1C ASSOCIATIONS. OlfR STATE KEYS Country Sedan Stnlion Wooon, "43 IMPERIAL $1295 Low Mileage 2.1 White si. 74T-:HPi flhrpwiibur NSEI) INRTnilCTORH HAVE '66s Slightly Jscd $8.80 RA1NE!) OVER 1IXK1 MKN IN THE PROWN'S Full Power. 2-Dr. Hardtop, Fuil Power. Z~]T~~IW~ BVINRUnE FAflTWlN 855 Park Ave. 4(J2-fi';(H Freehold 741.7500 EXCELLENT at frailer, control panel and all ac- ACCOUNTS PAYABLE AST SBVEHAL YEARS. FOR INFOR- RBRVICB STATION ATTENDANT - IATION SEND YOUR NAME, AD- '65s SELECTION $7.80 .isnrien. Quirk nale. Ready for water CONSOLE CALL NOW TO RESERVE YOUR CAR j;,7fi firm. 741-S6M. Heavy cxperlenre with knowledge n FIMlmp. Experience preferred. Por IRES.1, AtlE AND PHONB NUMBER WHILE Monmniilli null. RI. 36 and Wilson O lNTERSTITE TRACTOFX TRAILER linohkpeplnR. KBSCO BUILDING RAININO. VIWENTOWN. N.J.. OR '64s THEY LAST $6.80 Shrewsbury Ave., nppoiifla airport, AVP., Pi,rl Monmrnitlt. -LEPIIONE FOR INTERVIEW (201 ,, ANTIQUES" FOR BAl5 ' NO MONEY BUSINESS NOTICES Bhn»wflhnry, N.J. MAM — fltparty position. Delivery ami $5.80 . 6-08(10 OR (2011 M3-0DO!». 42 i:reenlr». T.rr.ce. Lln*roft WWeak '63s DOWN aifiTERRrTNIJRJlB — 3 p.m~ aplllnfr. Apply tn perotm. Marine Lum* rt ,1 ,.m..5 p.m, V13IMM ""' p. Two dnys, ye«r-round. Apply ber Co.. 1130 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. 1EAD1NO INSTRtTCTION - fly r#ail types maionry. No Job too small. Brookdale Nurilnr Home, MM-5W0. c spvclalist. I enm* to you, 787- GUARANTEED SPECIALS CHARLES HOWER. Mason Contractor. WELDERS 3722. |747-(479. WOMAN WANTED — PleaMJll tele MJ.2O9. SPECIAL —— work, Must lie Wllllnit lo moonlight, 0 p.m. to-mid •IlIVATE I'ROhESaiNAN I nlKht. LIlJ^rAl rnfefi, hnspltall/Rtlon, va- .EsaONS — Will take lirilnne INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAX PREPA- hour '61 CORVAIR lUrl. Call 741-4OU for cations, etc. Apply R a.m. to 5 p.m, (1TW3 after 5 p.m. Wflfrkdays. RATION - Call Jack Julian, 787-7863 urthpr details. 1 Catherine St., lied Bank. 4.Door $395 after * i>.!n. « PONTIAC 51995 FLOOR GIRL MASON WANTED — MERCHANDISE 123•43 PONTIAC 4$1395 RETl.'UNS prrparpci by an experienced Call nftcr 6 p.m. Only pernonn limklnir for ulrndy Job Bonnev lie J-Dr. HardUm, Full Colalina 9 Passenger Station •44 RENAULT R-S '22!)OfM^ Pmvrr, Fortory Air. lax accountant. Call D66-7281. nrert apply. AH tiolldaya, plun vacation FOR SALE Wagon, Full Power. 44 MUSTANG SI 995 Modern air-conditioned building. Cal AflPFIALT' AND RAKE MAN — '65 OLDSMOBILE S2395 CLKAN CELLARS, YARDS, GARAGES 747^832 63 OLDSMOBILE $1295 '65 FORD WGN., C. S. $1695 - Have truck. Light hauling. Call after perlenced. Call 11APIR ~TlfAS UNFINISHII) "91!" 5-Dr. Hardtop, Fuil Power, r IHSSSKRS - CHESTS, IIARPROOF "88" 4-Dr. Hardlop, Full Power. 65 SUNBEAM ALPINE ...SI595 3 p.m. 741-2148. ' v TYPINfJ ANri ~OENE"RA Frcfnry Air In furniture nlore. Apply at HO Brond OP3. BEDS, WALNUT AND LIWKD •65 OLDSMOBILE S2195 '62 BUICK $ 895 65 OPEL WAGON $ 895 SMALL PAINT JOB SPECIALIST — ^npfl Rank. Prlin Iz and Brhrle. NEEDED AT ONCE AK. UANY OTHBR 8TTLEB. CS. Electro "225" HartHnp, Full Insirlc. Reasonable Call WIN'S, n MONMOITTH ST., RBD Jel Slar convert bit. Full Power. '64 RENAULT Douphine S 795 Power, Factory Air. ,' 774.6.152 _ _ nPrtiy mr-n to wfirk In Monmoutti County. INK 64 CHEVROLET $ 995 '62 CADILLAC $1495 64 OPEL SEDAN $ 695 plllfin. Apply In person, rarroll> Bt«- in experience nrcesHary. This Job In Inntmiation KKDERAir ANDD" STATETIETSTATE JRETU IV S llonera. 2R Rroad Bt., Red Pank. rPEWTUTERB. ADDTOQ inaenTnci. Blsroynr Slolion Wagon, Scdon DeVille, Full Power, '64 KARMANN GHIA .51195 completely. Individual, DUHI- Interesting end your dutleR are varied. !j makei naw or ui«d. Guaranteed. Fully Enulpped. Factory Air. 64 'FORD Conv,, like new c, palnrh|<^rfihl|>, , corporationpt . J6tJh 1^.P.V. — Go(>d pay. .1 In Iil:M~p!m7 Von will afliilflt miinnger. #130 per week >w a. tm. fl.rplco's, 101 UonmouUi RADIATOR ENCLOSURES 64 CHEVROLET 5 «95 '42 T-BIRD $1195 ear In busincsB In MlddletowMlddlt n area, E m ery Ma nor, Matuwan, N. J. 566- ralary to start, OHH my office for a Next to theater. 7(7-0(11. '64 OLDS 98, 4-dr., air $1795 arppry Trovnto, T-A Reliable Tax mi appointment hetween 1 and 5. PROWN'S Grrerbrifr Vnn, Fully Equipped. Hordtop, Full Power ervice. C.ill for appointment. 671-12flf>. For •63 MONZA COUPE S 895 _7iI-75OO 64 CORVAIR $.795 '62 PONTIAC $ 895 MATURE WOMAN YOUNG MEN — Over 18, to work '63 FIAT 1100 SEDAN ....S 395 RACKIIOK HITI.UIOZINC; — Mowlnc BETTER MERCHANDISE OHN DBEHE I "SOU" T-Dr., Full/ Equipped. Slar Chipf Hnrdtop, Full Pow*?r Ainu, pumping, lateral* All septic FOR CUSTOMER part-time weekends In paint-hardware '62 PONTIAC $ 995 '63 MG ROADSTER $ 895 k work HEN nilVAN. B71-05H5. ihnn, San dock In yard. SANDY HOOK PROWN S 64 COMET S1095 '63 CORVETTE, 5R, 4-ipccd RELATIONS WORK BAY MARINA, B72-H5O, lUffhlnnila. Borinevlllp Hordtop, Full Power RMITII d 741-7500 Collcnte 2-Dr., Fully Equipped. 62 CHEVY Impala SI 095 M"aturp, pprflonable, well gronmed In- PLANT aUPERINTENDENT '61 CADILLAC JI095 VICE ~ firginnln*: SprinR rllvIdunl.'Tliis l» definitely not a aclllng S Hi up HLE«. Ublci. chair., 64 CHRYSLER 51*95 Mnnlhly rale| s fof r lawl n carer . 747-505I. Coupr DfVUIc, Full Power. '62 TEMPEST LEMANS ....$ 795 pooltlon, hut one Ihat donn Involve con- Experienced pemon to siipervliin lilgh dlng maehlnei, typewriter!, orrtee 7H7-3I85 New Yorkrr Scdon, Full Power, 62 COMET 4 DR $ 695 tnrt with our cuntnmenen.. PositioPs n Is peed packaging production line. Knrnvl- ulpment, etc., at narcaln prleee. New Factory Air. 61 CHRYSLER $ 495 art-limp, mornings. Applicant must aua. AAC DTCBK OUTLET. Rt. '61 PEUGEOT WAGON $ 395 KMNc; -Rmppnilfl celllnK*. finished at- 'dsA and experiennfl In bollllni rrift 64 PLYMOUTH $ 895 Newport Convertible, Full Power, llrs, hasemnnls. (larncr. II.T-5I3C. avee a car. ilimery neceMary, Fringe beneflti. lal O.khurst. 331-3990. (More Classified Adi try to linooa 4-Dr. Stilton Wagon, Full Power. '61 FORD WAGON $ 695 JOB" LOPE7. SEARS, ROEBUCK & C6. ITCHEK CHAIRS RICOVIRID - On The Next Page) •61 PONTIAC $ 595 '60 OLDS 4 DR. H. T $ 395 LANI'SCAPINIi lnelte seu and bar .tools. MonmouUi 44 FORD $1495 15000 HHwy. 3ft Mlddletown, N.J. AOK EMPLOYMENT AUBNCY Goloxle XL, 4-Dr., Hardtop, Bonnevllle Hardlop, Full Power. Lnwns, Ynrd C;>r* Gardening. Call sf- Apply P Dpparlmpnt 'Inetle. II* Honmouth It. Red Bank. 54 M. C. T. f. Irr B p.m. RI2O7II. 3 WIHtR 31, 717-3404 atirewibury Full Power. 61 T-BIRD $ 495 OFFICB rilRb — BKCRETARY ~^OAL : park Ave. 4Q2-66OO Freehold Haratoo, Full Power. mWAY - Holly Acre* Nuriery Inc. HELP WAMTED-MALE INfi - - Eiilmnleji plve itAINTENANCB AND DrBH HANDLER 1967 SINGER ZIG ZAG Phona 741-24S3, - A real opportunity to Join our ratPi, U]-M\H, 741-7931. insole model-make* button holee, fancy MONMOUTH WAITRESSES WANTED — No experi- expanding operation - steady- employ- Itches, blind hema, !3ft.85 cash or $6 LIGHT HAUUNa — Cellars ence necessArr, Apply In* person, The on-*t benefit*. THE HEARTH, flhr«w». nnthly, lies clenupi. Mountaintain Inn,, 33997 . Ooeai Blvd.~ • , At >ury Ave, Phone 747-0050 for appoint' ll credit Dept, 351-BJ53 SUPERVISORS MOTORS lent. 7fl7-25if5. ' title Hlgtilands. JED PIAN08 - From 128. Piano, WANTED , SALES Authorized Dealer AND LAWN SERVICE • Part-time, 7 a.m. to tifhl and tatd. Freatwld UnlKCln ..,.- VOLKSWAGEN prefer exp«r|enc» tn '. bomina - or - Grading, edlnn, fertillzlnr, A.U. a.m. Apply In person, Caram»J By appolntmgnt. _ pock-Minn operol'ow. 50™™%" DIAZ, 127 ' " ' !f>. Broad Jr.,1 Ited Bank. PurU tflilitent. Ext&r\*nce prtttrreA. "210-MEWMAN SPRINGS RD.REO BANK H.I HWT. 3S -i S4t-24\4 5013. Will triln if necroiary. Salary com- 1IANTLB - Two~Vm«Tl LAIRD & CO. DISTILLERS EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER — menaiirate with ability, Excellent fringe piaLhpr top tablet, Mkrbtatop maliQ(any CAHPBNTKR IKCEPTIONIST - For music itudlo. benefit!. Five-div work week, ConUcl uhiUinil. fllmmonj wft.bcil. atMivtr Scobevvlll* MoMonmeDln h iountv EATONTOWN Call 90MD19 ) p.m. Ir. Conway at t41-|S0O, 6flr«wfbury trunk, foot lockari, Ice ikiUi, collar' 542,011112 Free eillmatai. dill 747-4S1B. Eotora, fhiewtbury. •lutu, JUajonabl.. " FOR SALE FOR SALE AI^UiTMEOTS APAHTMENTS THE FAMILY CIRCUS By Bil Keane ** iU£ tVed., March 15, 1967—21 MACarai LATHE — Uelor tM «• wuerlu. m, Ulcmsvns ampllfltr H_tTPO_T AJUti - trom _*n L_» MiDDLETOWN SPLIT ' THE DAILY REGISTER VCA tmtk.tr. tzrmw* of room, tormil -inter loom, Imt HAMMOND FBBSpa 00_D »te- GREEN GROVE GARDENS _-/-Offtf, o&tloruJ ddfm Ctrunte til* JWItCE ti»nil. gix months fM. two j?«n of.Hi, lavatory, E_.t-!n kltcatn. WiJJ "---•• ohilrs, H_jp«, Ixejle. «7M*8». &crt*ae>t WJfKI/.OE. Four't_eH, ,.' FOUR ROOMS-$115 t.t. %-«£re kit. Heir ichooii, «h*>i>- ORGAN 'rridn C8««. bbt box, sms.ll *nd Is-rge (ONE BEDROCK) g. Walk U> btu, Kewcrk or lire. _. , BALE Pullman- »30- U2-ZM, 7*1-7008. ASKING $24,900 8VPZRIOB COVHt Ot NEW _ OF ASBURY PARK CHRYSLEB AIK TEMP -r- Air Condi- * Rv« Rooms (Two Bedroom.) $140 CHANCERY DIVISIOW Corner of Msln at ft Mittlson Av«. tioner. Refrigerator. Space heater. rnmacallitB condition. Owner trans- MO.NMOUTH COtWTT • Efficiency [V/i Rooms) $95 erred. Afliume mortsaie. Call 071-5M8. Dorket No. P-5MI45 Kenmore stove, combination, gas cook- rlncipali only. TH_ LAROSiT ORGAN AND PIANO ar. Btorrna and *creeni. '/_ acre. Dead BBOINNING at a point in the north- BEST PRICES PAID — For furniture Includes utilities. With water rights. Unfurnished. Living md .street. Sewera. S19.S00. Can as- pastwly iiiilp ot Collins strfet, distant and odds and ends. Our Attic, 229- room with wood burning fireplace, din- lume kVt per cent a.I, mortgage. 671 25 fee! from Uie intecsectlon of tbtt IABTEH FLOWERS—Tullpi. hyselnths, 41(6. 24-hr, survice. Two-bedroom apartment on second ing room, kitchen, laundry, pantry, 1376 after 5 p.m. said northeasterly Hide of Collins Street, daffodil!, etc. Larte assortment. We floor, $80 a month includes heat and three bedrooms, 1% baths, garage, with the houndary lint of Stephen grow. HAKMONY FLORAL BHOPPB, hot water. Situated on N.Y. bus line. References, $160, per month IR.AND HEW — Immediate occupancy. Wood SuOdlvlRion, thence (1> North- M4 Palmer Ave., East Keansburg. 787- PETS AND LIVESTOCK Four-bedroom, 2^-balh. Hecreatinn eanterty and at rlnht angles with Col- 0M7 Three-room apartment. $60 Plus utilities . JOSEPH G. McCUE room. Dciuhle garage. Many extras. lins Street, 138.H fpet tn the property GERMAN SHEPHERD FUPPIEB — Call M2-2717. line of the New Point Comfort Besch MAPLE — Bedroom let, *M>. Include IKC registered. Champ pedigree. Home FURNISHED APARTMENT — In rear REALTOR Co., thence (2i Southwesterly along the double bed, dresser with mirror, chest raised from our beautiful darn, Keldi. of two-family. All nice and naw. with SO Ridge ftoad, Rumaon 842-0.U ATONTOWN — Cooperative bunua- line of the New Point Comfort Beach of Iraweri. 7U-M2S. Reasonable. 77<-: of Col- Muat mak« way for spring shipment. 283 Main St. Keanahurg 787-0123 two fireplaces. Immediate occupancy. lins street, thence (4» Southeasterly Brand new three rooms of furniture J325 per month. Wm. Hall, 7*1-7686. LOTS AND ACREAGE Hlunp thp northeasterly side of Collins •lamed 1 ItKiudea ll-plec« aectlonal Uv- DACHSHUNDS — Red mlnaturei, AKC, HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Street 25 feet to the point or place of Ins room with all decorator extras. shots, wormed. Hcanonable. SEA BRIGHT THREE—BEDROOM HOME with full Beginning, Bavtn-pleee double dresser bedroom In LOVELY COLONIAL ARMS dining room and large size recreation FROM ONE LOT TO 100 ACRES — SH.3-410), 1201 Ocean Avenue. room, In good condition. Available April MORGANV1LLE — Large custom bul MIDDLBTOWN Either commercial or residential Call Said lot also known aj lot numbtr walnut and -i.plece dinette with ex- flplit with three bedrooms, swlmmlnj JULLANEY REALTY G71-51S1. nn in Rl«ck 35 on the Official Tax tras. Beven-plecs double dresser bed* AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD MALE — Magnificent all electric one 'and two1st at a very reasonable 9126 per Map of the Borough of KRanfiburg. room In wainuL and 45-plece dinette IK years. Good with children. 160 bbedrooi m apartments. Centrally air con- month. THE BERG AGENCY, Hwy. pool, cabana, solarium, recreation room H. Middlctowjl. 671-1000. two living rooms and three batha. Fl BEACH EXCLUSIVE Being the same premises deacrlbed with extension table, four chairs and with papers. Call 787-1879, after. 6. ditioned. DiBhwasherB, disposals, combi- nanclng arranged. Asking $29,000. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY dataware. Only 1298 for the whole nation clothes waBhers and dryers. Pri- in deed Df Joiin Joseph Layden, et A MAN'S BEST FRIEND IS A vate swimming pool, beach, boardwalk NEW SHREWSBURY — Two-bedroom al to Anthony Munrw:, dated May, 19M, woriu. Pay *2 w«ekly, FIELD FURNI- TRALNBD DOG cotta-ee. Near pool. Business or r&ttMd MIDDLETOWXI — Colonial split with 10 YEAR OLD SPLIT and recorder! In the Monmouth Coun- NITUBE, T*l E, Front St.. KeyporL Classes starting March 22 at Long and parking. All electricity Included. HIGHWAY PROPERTY — Rt. 3«. Must ty Clerk's Office in Book 2259 of Deed., Mt-3030. Open Mon ft frl. 'til 0. Tues.. Rentals ol $135-1215. Superintendent's couple. Adults only, $105 without utll- four bedrooms, recreation room, base- Four largo bertroomB. Science kitchen, be Bold or will lease. Corner, building Branch Y.M.C.A. Professional training apartment 5t or telephone tlea. For appointment phone 542-0599. ment, two-car garage, patio and ex-Tip-top condition throughout. Entrance 30x50, parking. Ideal location, finance Panea 70 etc. WK, Thun. -Ill «. Sat. ^ 5. guarantees results or ynur mnney back. tras. Already F.H.A. appraised. Onlj hall, Living room, Full dining room. Heinfc commonly known and desig- Complete course, 115. 229-1146, .'alSBM 741-0150 SLA BRIGHT — Nicely furnlshel $1,900 down needed (or qualified buyer. office, mortgage loans, real estate, etc. nated BJI No « Collins Street, K_an_- Large living room, kitclien, two bed- Two baths. Hot water baseboard heat Hardship cage with State of N.J. Bro- THE LAMP SHADE STORE KEANRBI'RG — Two^iedroom apart- Full price f2.,600, by oil, Basement and garage. Only burp. New Jersey, AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD PUP8-I75 rooms. Two baths, two-car garaEe. Oil $19,000. AB little a3 5300 down. Po8_ea- kers protected. Owner, 73T-61B0. ment. Auto heat. Security required. In- heat. A1I1 utilities Included. J175 per The approximate amount of the Judr- PROWN'S 774-2052 quire 14 Hancock St. si on May 30. ment to be aatls.ied by enld iale Is the month. Available to June 1. 747-1659 C. DeLucia Agency )CEANPORT — Warehouse and offices. sum of $8,750, toRethar with the costs SMALL BREED PUPPIES - $2. BlJ ,0X60 Write Box _M0i, Tha Dally Reg- 741-7500 UNFURNISHED TWO — BEDROOM 37 Church Bt. Keansburg, N.J stcr, Red BAnk. if thi.i sale. weeks old. Used to children. Phone APARTMENT — In Red Bank. *_5 TWO STORY OLDER HOME Dated; February 14, Iftff7 OIRAQI IA_E — Saturday. March 7U-4S57. plus utilities. Immediate occupancy. WANTED TO RENT MIDDLETOWN TWI\ — Commftrclal PAUL KfERNAN. Sheriff. 11 Sunday, Much 19, 10-*. 13 Wood- M9-5955, days. 493-801*. evenings or 74H 787-4424 In excellent condition and all modern, mtr« Avt, Rumson. Includes retrlrera- HUNTER — Six year old bay geldlnr. property along Kwy. 35 or 35. From .oward A. Roberta, Atty, 16 hands. For further Information, call 4>B7. RENTALS WANTED. PASSING FANCY? very large rooma. Two bedrooma on 73' to 10 acres MTJLLANEY RBAL- March 8, 15, 22, 20 lor. two air-conditioners, IAWH mower, first floor, plus living room, dining " 671-5131. muieellaneous Items. 747-4070. after 7. 201-741-S378. PLUSH APARTMENT UVING — Willie More clients than listings! Larg» At- Not this remodeled Victorian. Expert,: room, kitchen. Two bedrooma, second you buy or build. Reduced until Jun«. maud for rental houslne. RUSSELL M decorated. Elegant wall-to-wall carpet NOTICE ' UPRIGHT FREEZER POODLE PUPS — Sllvnrs, miniatures, floor. Walk to bus, etc. A buy at $16,- AKC registered. Priced reasonably. Month or week. Rlverslda and ocean B0RU3 AGENCY, 600 River Ed.. Fair ing by Leo, Large eat-in modern kltch 500. Only $.00 and 5135 per month. BUSINESS PROPERTY 3-414 C«l] view, complete f&mily living, T.V., heal, Haven. 7.7-4532. en. Three 'bedrooms. First floor laundrj Already veterans approved. No money SHERIFF'S SALE 187-2761 Call between 6-8 p.m. 671-0338. all utllitlea. 842-0505 after 4 p.m. room, Fenced-ln yard. Garage. Work SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW 3EBB&Y down. FLORIDA — Five acres choice busi- MODERN FULLY AUTOMATIC QA8 WANTED — HOME FOR DOO — Hi Bhop. Green thumb plantings and percn' CIIANCKRY DIVISION yenr old, female. Collie-beagle. Call I-PF2OIENCY APAOVTMEiNTS — $100 FURNISHED ROOMS nlal flowers •waiting lor spring and you. ness property In Golden Gate Estates MONMOUTH COUNTY KANOE — llaed only one ye«r. 150. per month. Rooms $20 a wepk. Rent Rewardlngly priced at ?l_,800. Call Doc BEACH AGENCY near Naples. Below assessed value at - Call alter » p.m., 741-7139. -__ M2-O31O. Nocket No. F RO7-flfl Includes maid service, linens, TV com- FUIttflSHED ROOMS — Newly deco- Oharles. 140O Hwy, 35 Mldrtlctown $1.1,000. Term-. Private owner. Call LONG BRANCH 3AVINOS & LOAN OS RANOE — 40". Excellent condi- SHELT1ES (Miniature colllen) AKC pletely rumiBhed, with tile bath. Price rated, with private entrance, sitting Open 7 days 671-2T27 671-0838. ASSOCIATION, a New jersey corpo- tion. Otnranteed. Wo. Morrau Appll registered, *73 and up. Call (000) 259- also Includes free swimmine all winter room, kitchen privileges, Women prn- RAY VAN HORN AGENCY Eves: Mr. Matthew Rnmano 363-S8fll ration Plaintiff VII ; FINIGCREST 2_O. In our indoor pool, TRADE WINDS All liiiymuliin approximate- and r>ub< HOMES, INC., ft New Jersey corpora- inc. Service- Hl-TtW. rerred. Inquire at 71 JIapla Ave,, # 8M Rtver Rd. Fair Haven 747-4_0< led VA-FHA approval tor qualllied MOTEL. 1332 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. block from Monmouth St. ALL THE LISTINGS REAL ESTATE WANTED lion, et ala. Defendants tV, h.p. ORAFBTMAN noTO BPADKrt ADORABLE KITTENS FOR EASTER buyers. By virtue of a writ of execution in —110. U" Craftsman band aaw. S40—Fre. e to good home, sic weeks old. FIRST F[>OOH — Three lovely rooms. ttOOMEIt WANTED — To share house MIDDLUTOWN WE NEED — Five or alx, 2-3 bedroor the above slated action to me direct- Both In «c«Htnt condition. '71-0237. 971-9457. Newly decorated. Very nkttly fumLshe.. (Wew rug..) UtillUe-s, washer, parklnR, with owner. Write P.O. Box 1, Atlantic Tills eiglit-year-oM 3 or 4 bedroom B] RUMSON lines, furnished or unfurnished, from ed, I aha It expose for sale at public WANTED - A COOD HOME FOR Aetorage. Residential, near towa Noon Hurhlands. N.J. level, located In the inlilst or $85 to $175 per month for incoming vendue, at the Court Houi- In th» THE PAINT STORE PUPPY Six monllis old, male. Brown or after 5, 7il-83M. junior executives. Is yours for a rldl FOUR BEDROOMS personnel. THE BERG >QENCY. Rt Borough of Freehold. County of Mon- and white. 7S7-39OS. FEMALE WANTED — To share small [OUH 519,900, Including storms, carp 35, Mlddlctciwn. 671-1000. mouth, New Jersey, 41». »1!S monthly. H. H. BOWTELL. OWN. Hink. Call 8_-37S«. light and Kiry recreation and nliop arcs Ices arc Just a phone call away. along the ea.it Un. or the lands of ER. 2912100. COMMERCIAL RENTALS on lower level. 5-i.OOO morteage aval OVERLOOKING RIVER AND OCEAN— Trade-Ins—Exchangts said Atkins landi, BOUUI twenty-five ___ PLEASANT ROOM: FOR BUSINESS Four-bedroom, two-story home. Two degrees and five minutes weal, two ENOINIER TRANBKHrvRED —Leaves? RED BANK - Branch and Had_on able to qualified buyer. $32,500. Comrnerclnl and Investment propertleL Ave Bpaclous ono-and two-bedroom un- RED BANK — Wore for r*nt with WOMAN — Bhare lltdien and bath bath_, Hot water heat. Garage. Full Member Two Multiple Listing; Service a hundred feet to & .stake or stone In •Uta and muat forfeit newly purchased rear cwrklnj, 113 Weit Front St. Call with willow. ItesiionablB. 7U-77S7. THE LOW AGENCY, Roalto igh and dry baecmont. In excellent WALKER & WALKER said line; thence (2) south eighty de- threa room household for unpaid bal* furnished garden apartments. Starting condition. $20,000. grees and twenty minutes ea_t, par- u» of 1—7 or •-_• a week. Includes at til! Apply Apt. 24, Molly Pitcher 741-1003 or 842-2110. rcnttOSHED ROOM—Walk-In, closets. 636 River Rd. Fair H Realtors allel with the center line of said pub- raootrn ten-plcce llvlns; room with cock- Village Court' or call Mr. Lorn——o Own bath, own entrance In new house. Shrewsbury Mlddletown-IWmflei lic road, fifty feet to a. stake; thence tail table, end table*, lumps, etc. Bev741-9115- . RUMSON Call -H-B331 after 6:30 p.m. THE BROOK AGENCY IQ1 Broad Bt 2 secHoOT. Carroll s apartments, newly reflnished, wood tect. Excellent highway location. Fully month, pays all. Call— 671-5333 (•Her to the Township o* Middletown, •latloners, » Brosd St.. Red Bank. paneling. All utilities. ISO. IS Huddy decorated, all new carpeting and air dated December 23. 19_3 Mid recorded Ave., 872-1B31. con-iiioned. *i-4) per month. 671-2300. $300 Down — $85 Monthly RUMSON SNYDER AGENCY, Realtors LISTINGS NEBBED! W« htv_ ell_n_J January 20, IBS., In Deed Book 3300, UNPAINTED FURNITURE Walking distance to beach, stores am anxious to settle In this vicinity. Please pace 233. THREE-ROOM APARTMENT - Fur RED BANK — Downtown. Central lo- parochial schools. Gracious 22x32 liv Middletown 5 Corners 671-2590 call us If your property la for rent oi SKCOND TRACT: WTi-.t tut w« MVT W« ha« two floors nlshed or unlumlfhed. All utilities. V110 cation. Otrourjd. floor ottlc. (pace. Being tHKKE BEDROOM . LXKEWOOD Ing room with Ilreplace. Large dinlni iale. BROOK AGENCY. Bank Building, fan of flu unpalnted fumltar* and a month. Adults only. Security required. completely remodeled. Large parking room. Kitchen. Den. Four generou SAVE fruitless nours ot searchlnc by Atlantic Highlands. 2fl_-1717. Known end designated us Lots Nos. ChAlrt ta eont-tnporarr and Eirlj Call 291-0778. EAUCH — A largo lot with oak and sending [or our free comprtneoatv* 1, 2, 3, 4, S, 6, 7 and 8 in Block American. 13% off maoulaetartr'a IUI lit. Early occupancy. Reasonable Tent. bedrooms. 2',_ batha. $39,500. catalog; modest homes; palatial Rum* 1 as laid out on map entitled "Map price. Uu our L_y-A-Way Plan. Tou KEANSBL'RO — a and 4-room apart Air conditioned. CHAS H. T1NDALL, plat trees surround this rs&ch home. ;on .state-, waterfront-, [arm*, llultlpl* LEGAL NOTICE of Section 1, Atlantic Highland- Gar- ftally should eemt In! menu. Oas heat. Immediate occupancy. Realtor, 741-9030. THE LOW AGENCY, Reaifo lUtlncs. dena, Middletowa Township, Manmouth Call 7871305 for appointment. 63S River Rd. Fair £ County, N. J. aurveyed and mapped IP YOU ARE INTERESTED - III I Also leaturis titln kitchen and 11'zlS' RAY STILLMAN, Realtor March 2tt, 1SCM, by Herbert O. Todd, RED BANK LUMBER MATAWAN - 90 Main St. 1 and 2 bed- brand new modern office spie»» well NOTICE located In tb* center of Red Bank, con- living room. Owner will redecorato and MODKHN CUSTOM BUILT — Tm "Our iflth T»«r" Civil Engineer and Surveyor," and Osnur Pearl and Wall Red Banlc room air conditioned apartments, cori- MS Hwy. 35 Shrewsbury 711-6801 S-3H0 filed la tha Office nf the Clerk of ccialona. See Superintendent Apt. F-ltract ui« for further Inform*«on_ THE bedroom ranch. Full heated basempnl fUlRBIFF'S BAMS Monmouth County on Jutw 3. 1926. PIANO - fnhtn«r f fraud. antique DOW8TRA AGENCY. 741-870O. Saint outside. Financial aislstarjca to Buy direct from owner. Call 222-B37I while. Phone or call 56S.217!! or J.I. K1SLAK MAN- WATERFRONT SUPERIOR COURT OP NKW JERSEY Being the same premises conveyed AGEMENT CORP., 581 Broad St., New- MEDICAL BUITE—Consisting of 758 sq. HOLMDEL VILLAGE — Older Colonl CHANCKIIY DIVISION ,rk. MAt-WOO. nuallllca Durer. Bur direct and save. On Navcslni. river. Flve-bedrnom Colo MONMOUTH COUNTY to the Mortgagor by Borghlld Mar- ft at 25 Reckless PI., Red Bank, next home, seven rooms, with two-car A nial, 21' den, paneled recreation room, celiu-sen, «t vir, by deed dated Au- NORQE RErRlOBRATOn - m~eu. door to First Merchants BanK. Prc.cnl- lachptl garage. Within walking dlBtam Docket I4o. F 891-66 gust 9, 1965, d to be recorded #1- ft..' Ill Ib. fre#x»r. EncellMU romillloil. RED BANK — Two-bedroom apart- It's cheaper than an apartment rental One acre. Asking; $12,000. Call for ap an ment. Four rooms. 18 Leroy FL Call ly occupied. Available April 1. Includes to sctiools and shopping area. Cll polnlmcnt. Crowell Agency, 63 River T. I. KISLAK MORTGAGE CORPO- multaneoualy herewith. II3S. Wnin« room set. French provin- all services. Call 747-3730. wntpr. For further Information ca Bide Ave., 'Red Bank. 741-1030. Eve- RATION. Plaintiff va: JOSEPH STAIR Said mortRage contained & provi- cial, wmif nw. iw-iaw. 741-1053 or 842-2U0. Act qulckijr — It will not last! Principals 9I6-U28. ' ;_ 741-3656. et al., Defendants ' sion that upon payment of the sura of ATLANTIC HIGHLAND. — Un- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — First Ave- By virtue of a writ of execution In CRIB — til Mattress. |7. Carrlsje *i(l. nue. Store for r«nt. 2.000 sq. fL Irt<»*l cnlyllll Price 19,500. Call 363-6831. CnOPT — Three-bedroom spill f2,4O0.OO to the Mortgagee, said mort- Playpen »7. Tote-a-imby »3. ostes »i. furnlNhfrt. Oentrnlly located. Clean MARCH SPECIAJ-— Wo aren't WINDY .he above stated action to me directed gagee would release lots 4, 5, 6, 7, and npartment Heat supplied. 1100. Adults. Rales, display, light assembly, Blab Larce living and recreation rooma, 1 —but we can't help BLOWING abou X shall expose for sale at public ven 8 on the map nf Atlantic Highlands Crln tuardi tl. HT-MW. No pets 671-9010. floor, two lavatories, Excellent, condi- ^atl^s. Private yard. Principal- onl this gracious SIX —BEDROOM, cente due, at the Court House In the Bor-Gardens of the Second Tract described ELECTRIC RANOB — Two oven, full tion, $125 monthly. MINIATURE ESTATE 74I-73R5. hall Colonial. Two baths with double ough of Freehold, County ot MonmouUi, In paragraph 3. On November 9. 1963, •lie O.E. rtefrlieralor. Bof« and chilr. E\ST KBANSBimrj _ Furnished. LINCROFT — Three-bedroom ranc vanities, powder room. House work Is New Jersey, on Mon. the 27th day ol Plnecrest Homes, Inc., a New Jersey Dining room smite. WI4W. Kitchen, living room, bedroom com- H. BOWTELL Jlaplc-Whlte Birch-Apply and Holly Full cellar. Sunken patio. $18,500. Cali a BREEZE In well designed home March, 1967, at 2 o'clock, P.M. Procorporation- , caused to be paid to the bined with bath. Private entrance. 787- Hwy. 35, Leonardo, Z91--KIO trees. Dead-end street. W living toom :775 27x15 living room, fireplace. Forma vailing Time. rnortRftgee the sum of $2,100.00 and ANTIQUB EMPIRE SOFA ISO - iiejd 9J97. with fireplace. Throe twin bedroomB, dining room. Country kitchen with two All the following tract or parcel ol thereby obtained from Uis mortgagee, IMkv-hlitl chair »1O. small chest (7. 3,500 eq. FT. LIGHT minuticturlnt Atn. Full haHement Two-car garago. HOMES — PARKS — ACREAGE sinks, two ovens, dishwasher. Let tncland and premises hereinafter partlcu- the Long Branch Savings and Loan As- So-rroS bed. like raw » lank SIX ROOMS FURNISHED — Near bus, loll for leise. Call AskJns 525,000. sociation, a New Jersey corporation, a beach, shopping. Call 5(2-3715 for ap- 747-uoo New list many good buys - Call LAM- children BLUSTER and raise cain In lary described, situate, lying and be- Wcuum $U. mirrors », T31-SCHI. pointment to see. Available March 32. SON. INC., REALTORS, FREEHOLD ten nr trpmenriniis full basnment, with Ing'In the Township or Middletown release of lots 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 of the DEamABi.E RIV-R FRONT suite- CROWELL AGENCY (62-OHO grade level entrance to rear terrace County of Monmouth 'and Stata of New Second Tract described In paragraph 3 fPRlOHT FREEZER — nistiwMh". RED BANK—Three-room unlurnlahed on that date. This action U not con- Oh»mr tufa boll wllh boi springs and on tint floor In tut Tullcr Bulldlni. 63 Elveraldo Ave. lied Bank COLTS NECK —• Thre«-bedroom cu two-car garage, ir you've looked Jersey: cerned with foreclosing: any rights which Blltrssats, Sots, blond wood frame; apartment. All Improvements. Air con-Call 717 2141 torn built ranch, excellent conditio around you'll know you can't match BEGINNING at a point In the South- Xmplrs lo North 8>1 deLcnnardvlll- e Road, Bdforri, Middle- RENTAL LAWN 4 GARDEN Two adults. All utIIIIIM. BS. 717-3770. NEW SHOPPINO CSJNTEH — SmrB ing mortgage eliminating points and bus. Lovely yard with trees, flowei On a lovely lot. Blame no-one bu grees n mlnutea West 50,00 feet; town Township, New Jersey. 26'xOO" or lamer. 315 Hwy 35. Bnlon- extrt costs. lnj; shruh.i and rose bushes. In excel yourself If you don't ace this one thence (3) North 32 degrees M min- The approximate amount of the Judg- EQUIPMENT TWO NEWLY DECORATED ROOMS— town. Gill S42-3131, svenlnRS 531-1417. lent condition, Mortgage may he Full price $19,900. WALKER &. WALK utes Eaat 146.5ft feet to the said south- ment to be satisfied by said aale la Boat materials and pslnt. Hsrdware. All utilities. Private bsth. private en- STAR REALTY INC. ER, RealtorH, Mlddletown - Holmdel. trance. Lady or' gentleman only. Rea- BARN -SfK.Cmwreta ground floor. «ri-93oo Broker 542-9100 sumetl. $18,000. Call lor anpointmonJ westerly line of Morris Avenue, thence the sum of (13,270 tojeth-r with ta. tooll, paint, wallpaper. Lumber cut to Loft, Ideal lor etoranr. Shrewsbury ROLSTON WATERBURY, Realtor, ' Multiple Listings and Trade-Ins. Send (4) along the' same snuth 57 degrees coats of this sale. all. and dlllvered free. OPEN BUN. sonable. Call 566-9324 from 9 a.m. to Hlddletown W. Front St., Red Bantt. 7*7-?500, for Catalog. 671-3311. J8 minutes East 26.65 feet ta a point; Dated January 30. 1967 A.M. Fair Haven Home Supply, Fair 3 p.m. 5*2-5328 ' RUMSON — For a largt family. Near Haven Shopping Cenler. M21CTI. ASSUMPTION — Cape Cod with three thence < 5> Still alone the sairl South- PAUL KIERNAN, Sheriff. LADY WANTS—Lady roommate, pretnr- school, bus, nhopplntr. Older house. DRASTICA1.I.Y HEDUCED — Texas bedrooms, room lor fourth. Fireplace westerly line of Morris Avenu. 8ou._h Potter 4 Oagllano, Atty. Needs decorating only. $23,S0O. Call owner most anxious to sell h_s Fall March 8, 15, 22, 29 $98.44 DRUMS — Complete set with cs-je, ably professional person, to share apart- HOUSES FOR RENT 8(2-0173. Haven home. Situated close to ever, In living room. All new kitchen. Wall- SI degrees 48 mlnutea East 23.55 feet tann and accessories. «17S. Call in- ment. Entontown. Write Box M-121, The UUng; river, achoola, _tore_, bus, ct to-wall carpet. Garage. Enclosed porch. to the point or place of BEGINNING -—J itter t p.m. Dally Rpgister. Red Ba-nk^ ' RENTALS — SEASONAL — YEARLY RANCH AND PROVINCIAL HOUSES Eight-room ranch noi Maple Ave, corner Bergen PI. non Salmon and Helen Irene Salmon, •l«rt. 132 Chp«t drawers, ?M. MARLBORO—Three rooms, bath, heat, I41-IT09, taxes. AVJ per cent Of lnurlgRKi. avail Rctl Bank. 7-11-flinO. Boudoir ehalr. 110. Nem wooden tables. stove, refrigerator. Private porch and huabajul aiii! wife, bearing ev«*u dale 185 \o J2.W per Month TltEKE BEDROOM Cape Cod 1on tr«>d able. Call 361-1062. RED BANK —IHVEIt RIGHTS! Im with the mortgage herein iind to ba •M, Books 10c, IramM, household entrance. Garden area, 462-4088. THE B-RO AOEHCT bt 22' paneled livlnc room, IB paneled prcssive older homo with enormous recorded irt the Monmouth County Items. Tuesdays only, 1M. M Peters Uld recreation room, largo dining area, etc. EARLY AMERICA!* CHARM, Ruatl rooma. Fireplace, four bedrooms, three Clerk'B Otrice. PI., Wad Bank. . Airt CONDITIONED, modern three- Rt 39 Many extras. Asking $15,T0Q or $3,800 cnuntry setting. Trcea, running stream, room furnl*heury river. Living Eood home for prlc« of pupplss' shots. WORKINO MAN'S CONTRACTOR - m RED BANK k-_-___l| TODAY! STANLEY D. DOWNS, REAL- •oom with fireplace, foyer, large din- All females. CsJl XXX-IKXX. Asphalt Paying Alterations. Repairs. Masonry. Small Pearl and Bead Restrlnging TOR, Shrewsbury. 741-1017. ng room, kitchen, family room with lobs, too, 591-9711. CANNON I ireplace, gameroom, Tour bedrooms aBNBRAL ASPHALT PAVINO INO. Expertly on braided nylon. |l,6O a CANNON NEW BHREWRBURY NEW — Lovel >SA baths, double Karrtee, 1% acre enr Blacktop ilrlvewayi and parking lots. •trand. Sterling clasp- from 7&S. area (not a development). .Four bc< ier lot Aaltinp $37,600. Call week-endi Call for free estimate. 322-8*8. POINT I rooms, 'IVt baths, 15x22 gtimeroom, liv ir evenings only. 747-5B58. RKUBSILLES; 36 Broad 8t, Red POINT H% room, dtning room, deluxe kltchcr ALL THE PUPS SOLD Insulation & Siding Bank. VILLAGE I with dlshwa-her. Two-car attached ga WEST KBANSBURG — Two year oir VILLAGE race. Front and rear atnirs. launrtrj custom built ranch, two bedroom3, liv THE FIRST DAYI chute, tot 110x3.0 all graded, seedei ing room, Kitchen and bath. Overatzcr Bin Tour. INSULATION Js SIWNO.CORP. — Plumbing & Heating MfttkM JBIS '. |% |M •• _ • i ^| Also windows, roots, guturs, etc and beautifully Bhrupbed. Excellm Rnrngo and large cellar. Aluminum Bid- NEW GARDEN flfthoola. Everything to make thla i ing, storms nml Bfireens. Oaa hot watei BBS TOURS TO BXPO 67 NOW10-30 year guarantee, ttty or nlsht PLUMBINO - Heating and tuthroom baseboard heat. Corner lot, near Rt This id for _ Niw Shrawvbury AVAILABLE roil GROUPS ONLY. 779-XO7. Adam -bumayer 2914303. r&al buy at S2-.900. RUSSELL M. BOR remorlnllng, r APARTMENTS US REALTORS, GOO River Rd., Fall 3!,. $18,000. HE1 3-4015. raiidtnt produced 15 to 20 calls P-TBRBEN TRAVEL, 7«-5JS0. CORRIGAN'S .Haven. 747-i53_. Member Multiple List LEONARDO — Five rooms. Hot water I.BEDROOM $1 |7 Ing Service, baseboard heat Near stores, buaes. and «lt this pupt found i_ • w Odd Jobs _T Oakland St., Red Bsnk 7*7-2706. f Encloacd porch. 113,750. Write Box M Ceramic Tile Contractori From l;l/ 1.2. The Daily Resistcr. Red Bank. homtt in a matt.r of houri. COMMERCIAL RENTALS YARtH. CELLARS, garages, stores Roofing, Siding & Insulation • Alr-Condlllonho QUAINT AND CHARMING. Newly re. CDRAIIIC TILK cleaned up,' Have truck. Fret esti- stored Colonial home. Picturesque set Would you like t moiern ceramic tile mates. m-3H» after I p.m. OI__N 00. INC. RocMnr. ildlni _ • Lars* Clos-t. :ing. Over an acre - ho.ly-dnpwnocl • bath or kltehenf Air work guaranteed. InsuUtlcm Instslleil nnd Kuaranteedl • Ceramic flla Botfia trues. Cfinipleto privacy. New den M'x rra* aatlmatea. Call 3M-3.113. (or 10 y.sj«. T7J4705. 391-0810, DISTINGUISHED iv with brick lireplacc Modern kitchen, MAI0NR1 - Slops, sidewalks, paint- • Mod.rn laundry Facilities electric ranBD.' Rlr conditioner. Lnvoly Ing, eareentrr. Paneling. Reasonable • Plenty of 0If-5treat Parking P. A. EOAN rales. lij.43U, 717-2331. Alaco. Dupoit Tedlu mml dining room "with nay window. Living ^ommarelal - Residential • Remodeling Work • guaranteed. , OFFICE ronm l.Vx_l' three bedrooms, l\fc bathe. Whether It b. a dog, cat, goat or parakaat, you'll find tha rraa sstlmates. Insured. DM4M1. Situated In o qui.l rurol urea, Hot water baseboard heat. SEE THIS faitair way to find them a naw homa it with a Daitv PROWN'S yt\ convenient ta oil necessities. SPACE INDIVIDUAL HOME! RARE AT 129- 33 Braad Bt. R«d Bank 741-TSW M0, STANLEY K. DOWNS, REALTOR Painting and Decorating. Within walking distfin-i art; pub- Looited In center of Red Bank Shrewsbury. 741-1017. Clasttfiad Ad. Thay'ra inaxpaniiv* tool Dlimondi Bought or Rdtyled bufllntu district Sewer Cleaning lic and parochial iclio.ly topping LINCROFT—Take over 5'/_ per cent GI CARL B. JONES — Painting and c.ntsn, Nnwark and New York All th-M features provided: mtirtRago. Central, air conditioning Let ui buy —e diamonds; you don't wtllpanerlnt. Fully Injured. To» tree • Central air oondltlonlnK Flvc-year-nld split. 3 full baths. Paneled esllmales, c«U 747-5011. JACK'S 6KWER OUSANIHa — With toom, HOUSBI of worship, lovely, PLACE YOUR AD TODAY! CALL wear »r lit ui ruin* tuira lor you UlsotrM Mirer BooUr, oleans Alao dtfeoratinc. Our prlees art _CT US Blyour •KttUnr. na o«M 747-1100 to-wall carpeting. Eat-In kitchen with mf (tow, MI litter liwtf (nnti. eRMjtr thin'thtln. Call SUek Patat- io miss calls. M hour aaswsrioi 2_f SPRING ST. dishwasher. Heated porch with fire- "Your rat Shop In Print" i 171 UmmmiU It, tut. Sink. iBt Oj. for !«• esttmaU. 74MKI0. ••mm. T«-»:o«. •';•- ' .• * I |M Uroid SL place. Larie patio. Full btiement. Beautiful land-captor. $-7,000. 7_7-M31 ——IEGAL NOTICE——122—Wei, THE DAILY REGISTER PEANUTS By CHARLES M. SCBVIZ Of

NOTICE TO WBBMUS ROTlCE I* b«retoy gfvwi ttat {fT) Ttrwiihip ot Jtta^tetown fteweru* A*| \\cfmwsMj . tta «f 6iy of March. 1M7, at8:00 P.M., <£»?>. «t tb* He#!Jnj Room, Ad minis- trfcUoit Bulldini, Hld&ctovra Townibip, Ktn|i Highway tnd Bute Highway 35, tt -which time and plaxt they will be mr publicly op*ft*d and read aloud, for the purchase of: Item 1 — TRUCK CHASSIS & CAB ter-i It«m2—PICKUP TRUCK which equipment wtll be in accordance with Specification*, which roiy be teen* tt the off ten of the MiAdletown Town-; fttfp Clerk, Administration Building, Mlddletown Township, Klngi Highway * etmte Highway 35, on Marc.1 13 thcough March 17, 196T, between the hours of 10 A.M. and 4 P.M. Copies of th* Specifications may be purchased ANDY CAPP By REG SMYTHE Upon payment at 15.00 tor each set of Bteintini which amount will not be rn Bidden will be permitted to submit MIND bids for ttia equipment BB separate contract* or u a combined contract However, it will be mandatory for sll CHAUOE.T WENT THROUGH 'ELL bidders submitting a. hid for a combined contract to also lubmit bids for the II IN THERE- SEVEN BATHS A •ep&r&te enntracti in the combination. The right Is reserved to award get*- arale contract* or a combined con- WEEK-WITHOUT AW tract, whichever Is deemed In the beat v interest of the Township of Mlddletcwn "* * ANAESTHETrC / Sewerage Authority. The Authority reserves the right to waive any inforro&lltlea In or to re- ject any or all bids. Each bldrtef must deposit a hid Lt William O'Brien 3d Lt Cmdr. Donald C Mills Cmdr.! Eugene L. McDonald tecurlty of ten percent (10%) of the base bid in the form of a certified check. TOWNSHIP OK MIDDLKTOWN SEWERAGE AUTHORITY OERALDINE T. COLBY 3 Naval Reserve Officers Pay Guide, Secretary March 10, 13, 14, 15. 16, 17 »74.52| Cited for Cuban Service t-410 Sewer Code SHERIFF'S SALE LAKBHURST — Three Mon- monthly drill period, VS-751 was (OVERIOB COURT OF NEW JERSEY By PARKER and HART CHANCERY DIVISION mouUi County men were awarded also called on during the Berlin Introduced THE WIZARD OF ID MONMOimi COUMV crisis, 1961-1962. The squadron Docket No. F81348 the Navy Expeditionary Medal at BROADWAT BANK * THUET COM. was brought on active duty for SHREWSBURY — Borough PANT?, a corporation ©[ the State of tin Naval Air Reserve Training Council last night-introduced a .New jersey, Plaintiff vs: JOHN ED- a 12 month-period. Unit here. salary guide for police and bor- WARD KREMP and WARGARBTl1 KR3MP. his wife, PERTH AMBOY ough employees and a sewer ser- NATIONAL BANK, ft National Banking Cmdr. Eugene L. McDonald of vice ordinance. Institution, and the BTATK OF HEW536 Sherman Ave., Belford; Lt. JERSEY Eerenflants To Present The new guide would give the By .-virtue of a writ of execution In Cmdr. Donald C. Mills, 2 the tbore i La ted action to me directed, police chief an income of $8,- I ihall expose for sale at public ven- Nottingham Way, Middletown, 900 per year; police captain, $8,- «lue. at the Court House !n trie Bor- and Lt. William O'Brien 3d, of ough of Freehold, County or Mnnmouth, Paper At 100; police sergeant, $7,500; pa- Jersey, on Mon. the 201h day of 101 Princeton Rd., Fair Haven, trolman first grade, $7,200; pa- Karen, at 2 o'clock, P.M. Pre-received the medal for making tailing Time. trolman second grade, $6,600; ALL the following tract or parcel flights into Cuba during the 1962 Conference of land and the premises hereinafter patrolman third grade, $6,600; particularly described, situate, lying Cuban, missile crisis. ATLANTIC CITY - Edward probationary patrolman, $5,400; •nd being In the Township of Rarltan, !M. Prell, 46 Grant PL, Red County of Monmouth and Stata of New As members of the Air Anti- superintendent of streets, $7,200; Jersey: Bank, has been named a speaker BEING known and designated an Lotsubmarine Warfare Squadron assistant superintendent of streets, 91 «i ihotm and laid down on map {VS) 751, they made antisub- for the 1967 Spring Joint CompU' entitled "Woodland Park, Section Six, $6,100,' road maintenance man, marine patrols from June 4 to ter Conference to. be held here Township ot Barilanan, Monmouth CounCoun1 - 1 $6,100; tax collector, $5,800; bor- NeN w J StbSeptember r 3300, 10551055" June 30, 1862, in support of Naval April 18-20. tiled In the Office of the Clerk of Mon- ough clerk, $5,600;. librarian, $2,- tnouth County on January 5, 1S58 asforces blockading the island and The conference Is one of two 470; and tax assessor, $3,000, By SAUNDERS and OVERGARD J!«p No. 47-25. made landings at the Guantana- sponsored annually by the Amer- STEVE ROPER SAID premises are commonly known, r mi No. 38 Monterey Brlw, Rarltan mo Bay Naval Air Station. ican Federation of Information The sewer service code, which ^ MAYBE IT ALL ADD* BUT HI STILL LOCK MY DOOR/ Township, Hazlct, New Jersey, i 1 Processing Societies to encourage has been introduced in neighbor- GOTTA BLOW NOW, STEVE/ A UP TO A WRONG I -I'M THE ONLY PERSON ON THIS , BEING the same premises conveyed -AKD'-LOOK, J0KER/-6ET £ >W6WE(^ MIK£/J F100R-EXCEPT WHEN THE by Maxlne Construction Co., a corpora- The medal was awarded "to exchange of information on ad- ing municipalities, was read. A tion of the' Slate of New jersey, to personnel of the Navy who ac- OVER THAT DRUG-CREAM NIGHT WATCHMAN MAKES John Edward Krerap and Margaret vanced developments in compu- progress report was given from ABOUT ROSEILE HIS ROUNDS' Kremp, his wife, by deed dated Janu- tually landed on foreign territory ary -8th, 1959, recorded on January — ter-related fields. the floor by Paul F. Schissler, ROGERS/ SHE MAYBE ...and operated under circum- MC-H-NOSED.BUTSWES 1959, In Book 2BS9, page 355. representative on the Northeast Together with all fixtures now or stances which.., merit special Mr. Prell, one of 130 speakers NflLHATCHET WOM/iU.f hereafter attached to or used In con- selected by the conference com- Monmouth County Regional nection with the premises herein de- irecognition," the citation read. er •cribed, and In addition thereto, any mittee to deliver a pap . wMl Sewerage Authority, with which household appliances next hereinafter j Cmdr. Emil Tacovsky squadron discuss failure finding in logical described, which are, and commanding officer, presented the borough must enter a con- deemed to be, fixtures ind i part oF systems. the realty, and are a portion ot the Uie medals at the squadron's tract. security for the Indebtedness herein The title of his paper is "Auto- mentioned: Both ordinances are scheduled Welbltt 36" Oaa Range. Norgfl Auto- -LEGAL NOTICE matic Trouble Isolation in Du- for a final reading on March matic Washer, Norge Clothes Dryer. plex Central Control Employing 28. The approximate amount of the judg- ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS ment to be satisfied by said fal« Is Sealed proposals will be- received by Matching." It describes a new th« mm of $12,475 together with th« the Board of Education of the Town- method in which a compute; COBU of this sale. ship or MMdletown Monmouth Coum PAUL KTERNAN, Sheriff I ty, New Jersey, until 8:00 P.M. presyste- m can locate faulty units Dated: Jan, ?6, 1967 ' vailing time, on Monday, April 10, 1I>67, PR Men Hear Edward Feld, Attjr. In Uie office of the Board of Educa- within itself and direct repai Feb. 37, Mar. 1, IB, IS 163.48 tion. 59 Tlnciall Road, Middletown. man to replace the faulty com- N. J. for the addition o-f Automatic Fire Alarm and Detection Systems in, ponents. Radio Managers 1-348 UIB Fairview, Port Monmouth, River, EATONTOWN - Members of NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRE1SSHAW 1 SHERIFF'S SALE Plaza, Leonardo Grade and Middle-; Mr. Prell is a member of fo BCPERIOR CODBT OF NEW JERSEY. town Schools. I the Jersey Shore Public Rela- CHANCE BY DIVISION technical staff for Bell Telephoni f=UNNV Instructions to Bidders, Form or Pro tions Association, at its monthly HONMOIJTH COUNTY. Laboratories, Holmdel. He is Docket No. F3818-fi5 i pposaJ, , General Conditionsnt, , PlPlans and meeting at the Colonade Res- wiuu aip ONCS ftOUTH BROOKLYN SAVINGS BANK,' Sifii 1 i otheh r contract ddocu graduate of the University ol corporation of New York, Plaintiff Specification!nients may b, e examined et the office turant, Monmouth Shopping Cen- ROBERT MINEO Ett JERSEY Red Roof Tavern, Rt. accounts for five cents of the 14- CHANCERY DIVISION" 34. HnlmdPl. ing System Employing a High XO&YOUTH COVXTY OJiJecUon-", IT any, should be made, cent increase in taxes this year Power Injection Laser.' Docket No. F 1W8-65 , immediately. _in writin„g „ MOKMOUTH CAPITAL CORPORA-jWadlnBton, Clerk ot the Township with the tax rate estimated at Holmdel TiON, a corporation ot the Statr or; - $2.90 for each $100 of assessed val- Ksw J«raey, Flalntirr VB: HOLMDELL . _ OFFICERS NEW MEMBER VILLAGE SHOPS, INC., a corporationJolin F. (illllgan— President uation. The budget is $18,813 high- KEANSBURG - Miss Dolores of the Stale ot New Jersey; HAL,, 15 Bucknell Drive, Hazlrt, N.J. SUPPLY CO.. a corporation of the Margaret R. Gllligan—Vice President er than last year's. Haupt, Hazlel, was initiated in- gtate of New Jersey; and THE STATE 1.1 Rucknell Drivp, Hazlet, N.J. OF NEW JERSEY. Defendants Vinrent DeP. GllUfian—Treasurer to the Ladies Auxiliary to Molly 23!>S Concord Rd., Scotch Plains, N.J. To fill jobs fast, place "Help By virtue of a writ of execution lr March 8, 15 the above stated action to me directed ads in The Daily Reg- of World War I. at a meeting in J nhall expose for «al» fit public ven JVOTICE due at the Court HmiF« in the Bor 2-33f» OUBh of Freehold, County of lion SHERIFF'S SALE mouth, New Jersey, on Monday tht SUPERIOR COURT OF NKff IEBSEY 27th day of March, 1967, at 2 o'clock, CHANCERY DIVISION P.M. Prevailing Time. MONMOUTH COUNTY DENNIS THE MENACE By Hank Kclcham ALL that certain tract or parcel o Vocket No. F :1 1 BACCXX)N C&PnOLOP THg ^li DO VO0 veanshurg, llonmnutii County. New *,«,..— • WORLO/MISTBJ«ANDEVEH/ Area." on map entitled -'Map of ffoirn- F>ney", which map is on file In the del, Monrnouth County, N^« Je-rsey" Office of the Clerk of Monmouth Coun- dated May S. 1S62 made hy Jersey ting further known is No. Hi Engineering Co., Profrealontl Engi welfth Street, Weat Keansburg, IUrl-i Betri tnd Surveyors, Long Branch. in Tow-nBhlp, New Jersey. lM«w Jersey, filed in the Monmouth fiubject to reitrictlonfl and esue- Counly CJerk'j Office an June 21, 199'mertfl of rpcnrd, If *ny,- 7-nnlng and u Cue No. 30-33, consisting of ap municipal ordinances, snd euch facts proxlmaiely 41.1.46 fret along Ihe Hoftn- in an accurate survey anf] exami- dakKeypnrt Turnpllce, Counly Route lation of th« premiseg wnulrt dlscloBB. ,Nfli 4. Togplhrr with nil (Ixttires now at- Prtmhts known AS Holmdel-Keyport ache Tht approximate amount of the The approximate amount of the Judg- Judgment to he-satlsflef] by laid sale irnt In be natlflffed hy eald sale Is b tht turn of SSB.370 together with the the sum of flS.120 toielher with the DOGS CHASING RACCOONS oo*U of mil sale. costs of this aale. Dated F«bruuy 6, 1M7 DllM PBC. 29. l#>9 PAUL K1ERNAN, Sberlff. bandy, Botiello . PAUL KIERNAN, flbtriff. A Boaallo Attyi. •• VHHam Nfwmmn, Atty. HU. h 1 IB, 32 ' " •, I, IS, 23 DAILY CROSSWORD THE DAILY REGISTER Wed/ Mwtk IS, 196?-23 Complete Program Listings juamm llSH' 1.OMO- i Mttte* .If i Printed WCB84V Chtmii. .WNIW-TV K'-Mt J>J•>••<*, ; n -J :'.%a r'- Chuael t „ WAHC4V WO-TV 6. Skill aBtin& ftwrtt tuawrt Bridge Advice •.fonwr S—film—Th* Barefoot CMitmo'-. 7-Nw»-tlll kin Hurnptirrr Bogart-2 hn.—color i3-nnn> FWIMII II CM6h UVrtaob *-UM Of Llfi-hrlBl 7—Monroot—Wnlem—Ctlor liiU rtv« By ALFRED SHEtNWOLD COllntry- f*lbCt ie,n<«otuto 8. Piquant 2?. Thatched primlUva same cards. A relatively un- O AT4 »J» « Wrtiinmlirvi Elvlt freslty-l hn.-Colsr known Australian player came in l04 U-Amtrlcan civllitstlw l-««lon At VWr-D«umeMary 18. Thorough- 9. Bulged, MM rod 39. Exoloma- 1»|41 ll-lron curtain—Retort fare: in Trench 28.PoreIgn«n tion. for quite a bit of attention re- WEST EAST 1-GulJlng LlKht-Cotor Jl-Llvlnq Music IJ-Porionl Frwali'lil abtor. 40. Humble cently when he, made a fine play * J 6 3 2 * Q 10 ll-ll IT— Bobby Capo—V"r|.ty 11:*4> upholstery 30. Untidy KkHaU that most other tournament stars 872 VA104 tolot r •:» W-4»eoolt And 1t«ir W6rld K t b 095 »-Gomer Pyll, UWlC-Color an am i missed. OK8<2 Af 0{»-IM*rvl«w>-C QH IJ-POCKeHul 01 ftln J-Donny Koy»-V«rl»ty-C6l«r Vndc practically everybody made • AQi tiN 4—1 Spy—Advtnlur!—Color 13—Alive And ADout-Noltirt HJOtperU i4 i& three notrump with the North- I-A« Ttw world Turn)—S»rlol-Col6r 5M«III j«ro«isen-Color wlttfolU /A Em South West <-L«I'J Moke A pioi-o«n»-c8lor PrrV WaMflMyit»rM y li IT South cards. In all cases, re- 19 Pisi 2 NT Pail 31—Internattoml Inttrvliw jardless ol the opening 'lead, DlIM O»rt—M mln, 47-SMnWl Dmffla-Ssrlol 3 NT AllftM , IJ-Scllnetlona-Bducnllon l«:ll Mary, Mary II IX. last got In twice: once with the l ld — -Oortf—Color mi* ll y shifted to the deuce of clubs upon f-Nwrt—Tom Dunn—C»l»r ace of hearts. In fact, however. t—Doyj 0) Our Uv»—Serial—Color Uo* winning his first trick. South 7-Niwlywa4 Oome 4-News-JKn Martt-Celor Scheduled u South tried a finesse with the »-Dlv«rM COUrt-Oroma 7-H»i» till ieutil—cmof played low, and West won with ll-M««-M«rtln O'HOrg EATONTOWN - MdiUttlll queen of clubs, losing to the JlNm TM the jack. Unable to continue the 13-N.B.T, PlovhOUJI—Otanra open casting calls for J«m Keff'i king. Now West could easily re- ^ f/i attack on clubs, West had to lS-AmtrlOM Sdrlnn till* "Mary, Mac" will be held Sun- ataly W turn the jack of clubs, picking 1:« 1—WnHKr—Prank Fl»l«—color ftLAaaautt switch to another suit, W-W»rkln» With Sc'«lct ^-M«v Crlflln-Vort«ty day and Monday by the Seaviow up dummy's nine and forcing out 1:N 7—Wnttitr—Antolnt—Color Playen, J 4t South had time to knock out I-Houw P«rt*-Cclor 11:15 . 41 the ace at the same time. The 4-Oodof»^««rfol-color I—N«w*-Oobe Pressman—Coljr The Sunday casting will be it 9048 the ace of hearts. He therefore defenders thus defeated the con- 7-OMOM Clrl-cwlrtl 7-Lscol Nevrt—Btutel-Color won three hearts (when that suit tract with three clubs, a heart si-fflm HMtt II—Local Nevn-Jotin Tlllman p.m. In the MonmOU* Shopping sizes l*t 11:25 Center Civic Auditorium. The broke favorably), two spades, and a diamond. Three cheers for 1J-T«II M« A ilorv-rwioVw i-4«orH-86b taa-Color three diamonds and a club. C, Pearce! 1:11 1l-WMIhrol with the king of diamonds and cannot afford to jump to two no- lut\drl ' 11<-f!lm-V»ou*i- Dirk, the movie Idol, And Oscar, t-E*H Of HMlf-S«ri« Jo*l BMnen—II in. the tax lawyer Prltited Pattern 9048: Halt shifted to a club-tmt not to thetrump because you do not have 4-vou Otnf fiyt-fljifc H jot. »ca XBXir IXP OXXT Sizes 1454, 1654, 18'/ , 2(154, 2254, "Miry, Mary" will ba pre- 2 deuce. He led the 10 of clubs to a stopper in the unbid heart 5-Cnvck McCmp 24VJ. Siza 1654 requires 2% yards 7-Murw»—Slrtol Jhrl. sented by Seaview Players April VM» OKXCAHVQ PDX prevent South from passing the tuit. Bid your major suit, such 11—84W-CorteoM~color 'ita* 39-lnch fabric. first trick safely to Weijt. is it is, and await developments. ij-a«« Catewh-Witory *-Nt*v-Sob Ttwiw-cWor 2S and 29 and May t, 6, 12 and li—TNeMr Trginim MM»*AndVMafli»r 13 at the Monmouth Shopping MV C KC2.—TKX8XKCYF Sixty-five cents in coins for Declarer thought of putting up You will make a jump bid at till each pattern—add 15 cents for your next turn to make sure of r-S«m »Wrm-**fKll Center Civic Auditorium, Rt. 35. Wllm—Tlwl LMv In Ifnilin— Tatct4t9*a Cfrjptognoto: CSUiAT MBM TOO OBTTEN UK*each pattern lor first-class mail- getting to game. 4-MIWI oamt Color (Wtty 0raU*-1 hr., 45 mln. Any Civle group interested in s-tmti Hkftlr KNOWN, OR, WHAT IS WORSE, MteKNQWN.-OAELtUl Ing and special handling. Send to Church Statue TMrttTMrt u t-M«wl buying a Friday night perfor- 11-SWlrlM mance (or resale as a benefit 40 U0( Xlns Tmbow ByMkate, me) Marian Martin, Dally Register, nAnAmwlMl m CIvMmtl t-4"llm—«I«M to HoflJ Kww- Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., 11-ANuM Tt» CMek Ktry CatMVH-1 fir, 41 mln. should contact Al Applegate, Sea Covering Burns View promotion director, 28 New York, N.Y. 10011. Print LOKG BRANCH — A young W name, address With Zip, sire and boy, lighting tapers before a rfilinfwl AloHn Peach Tree ftd., Oakhurst. I. Wnl-rnfr- YvtnM D+Ccflo-1 hr., 95 mln, style number. statute of the Blessed Mother In (MtV rMNtuM mlr), • 1:4* Movies •FlImDWffrt•FlImDWffrt r ' Everything new — 113 most- Our Lady Star of the Sea Cath- NOTE-CARLTON Efew* 0. K>•**" Repertory Unit Asks RED BANK TOMS RIVER wanted fashions, fabrics, acces- olic Church, Chelsea and Second NO MOVIE TONITE r-Whtrt TM Action ll J-JEllm-U Mltiert- CARLTON- COMMUNITY- sories In new Spring-Summer Pat- Aves. Monday afternoon left In f-Mlln Ow«W-V«rl»ty-Cl>ll)r Government Subsidy P A BeM — On (lato 1:39. 11—H*r>»nlti»»—eduMflon ionl Wlmef»-1 "'., » (nln. Mik»«o 2:30; 7:00; 9:19. tern Catalog. All sizes! Clip cou- a hurry when the violet muslin MONMOUTH ARTS flpMKlhl WASHINGTON (AP) — About EATONTOWN t-rilm-Minle It Maole— pon in Catalog — choose one pat-covering the statue caught fire. Allct Paye-«> <*<*. 20 costumed actors and acCOMMUNItV- - North of Red Bank FOUNDATION ^I tern free. Bend 50c now. TKUIIMV tresses from New Jersey picketed In Lit* Flint SrlO; 7:10; 9:20. Rev. John Horftn, pastor of the AT 8:30 MttRNlNttRNS MIDDLETOWN iiM the White House to appeal for FREEHOLD hurch, *ftld an elderly woman, PRESINTS 7-L0(«l M T0WN- sayihg prayers, looked up and It—TDrw I I CamtoV government subsidy to keep ntEGHOLD- THE LIVE 4TAO6 HMW»WM»H Df. Zhivago i:30; 8:30. saw the blazing statue and the OilKrtn Hunrls* Sentnter their theater alive. Nltht at Uii Gtnelill T:00; S:(0. PRESENTATION *I-Fllm FMtvn ICducaron E«*mC ASBURY PARK! ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS frightened child running out the The delegation, wearing garb St. Patrick's 7-Prolecf Know—i=*ieotion LYR1C- ATLANTJC— church door. C rom recent productions, repre- l-Newi-Hnrrv Arouh-Colof Blow Up 2:10:T:J0i 1:30. Funsral In fierlln 7:M| 10:051 Th Damage wa* limited to the 4—Todav—Color sented the Morrlj Repertory MAYFAIR- •winger 1:40. Dance Set Astatuet , Patrolman^ James West AND BESS" 7—Ann Soltiem-C«">*ay Theatre of Morrlstown, N. J.,Ulya.ei 2:30; 1:30. MAZLET ,. I'M reported. 1-Nev»»-Joe Belrt'-rolor which expects to shut down per- ST. JAMES— LOEWS DRIVE-IN- ?:?WW manently on Sunday unless it ai«-2iui liSSi 8:K; ^tehlslorie Woman Itlfil 10:30; Thi Keansburg IUfwiJcneoi Rtnfl-Color FASHION PROGRAM 7-Carh»(ll-CWI<)~"-Color gets financial help. NEWtNE CWY Devils Om i:tK>. . KEANSBURG - The annual 7:11 PLAZA— LtNCROFt - "Fads, Fash- Horry AroulV-COIor NKMUNB CITY- Bullwhlp Srillln 7:00; 10:35; Thi St. Patrick's dance sponsored by Fill That Vacancy Now! CalBullwhlpOrlirmflM; 10:30; The Sin, lon» and Phones," a light docu- Ing Nun S:». Singing Nun 8:55. the Ancient Order of Hibernians the Dally Register Classified to- KEYPORT mentary, slides with commen- BRICK TOWN will be held Saturday, March 18, tary tracing ladles' fashions S-Yooo For Heoli*~BxerclM day. BRICK PU2A- STRAND— at 8:30 p.m. in the Hibernian 1:11 THe Cr&nes Are PlylRf f:00; 10:13 from the fall of Eve to the rise it-Fun H*«»-<;O'" ln llk« ninl 1:»; »:M. Mitcjline Feminine 8:39. Hall, 121 Main St. of the mlnl-sklrt, was presented 1:11 EAST BRUNSWICK t-Htm AM W»o*>- TORNPIKE- Irish music will be provided by by Mrs. Marlon Kaufmahn, Spe- «•<• "ASmO-GUIDE" By Ceean OUTDOOR — PrsWitorld Women t:Oo the Jim Welch orchestra. cial representative of the New H 10:20: Devil's O*n S:40. Jersey Bell Telephone System to Thursday, March IS INDOOR — Prehlitorlc Women T:30 Members Of the dance com- 10:tS0; Devil's Own 8:10. the Ametttan home department PERTH AMB0Y mittee are Patrick O'Sulllvan, of ttie Llncroft Woman's Club, frownf—For You and Yours. • • Aeeeffl is on AMBOYS DRIVE-IN— chairman; Jack Calilnan and the meeting Was held In the malten oatculated to please the tastes of the public cartoillu 7:00; In Llie Flint 7:W Eugene McMthon, assistant 11:41; The Amorous Adventures o home of Mrs. i«or Jurliln. Co- iron FlRntiera 9:30. chairmen; Michael DasarO, ir> rill»-C0!w Businesses dealing with delicacies, foodstuff*,canne d hostess was Mrs. Joseph Con- MAIE8TIO- Thomas Gannon, Thomas O'Don- nell. goods, etc., an particularly favored People a» gen- Thole Magnltlccnt Man In Their Fly- nell, Eugene Bulniet, Fran Cos- —Kvit In innn*-''Atiir Ing Machine 2:10; 7:00; 9:20. *Rdhtft»' erally enrioui about the occult and psychic matters MENLO PARK tello, Anthony McVey, Jack Hu ber and Mrs. John Flynm ij-rmlortno Our • •""( today, ud benefit throujh artratoiy it atreued. CINEMA-: The MUtado 2:15; 4:30: 7:00; 9:20. ATLANTIC " *" "*Si Tha Day Under Your Sign Sergeant Receives Crochet News MOW • MUhe.1 Calne V«l M Norm rewifry- ph 19 M.$» Osf.« Birthday Surprise •tUNIRAL IN BERLIN" • Color TOWN THEATRE-ENDS TONISHT 47-NMnvJiMn Anml Inn mm. SUeini i MttplM. AMid Although tblott M Plus • Tony Franclosa "DR. ZHIVA00" mutM bT FORT MONMOUTH Sfc. TtJI jini mr Iran rixbi DO«, nn tattimt AM Margret • '7HE SWINGER" »-t«tf In AtVtf -color #'4« I M k. wortitl MHd Robert J. Crow, 47 Mftriveles lviWiHanWMtfrnCelor It-e«ol«rln8 Nati"k Tuxrtu. April J» •» M.y JO Scor Rd., Eatontown, an Instructor in J-Tnitti Or CMMwnctt-wli—-lnlMrlt ft» W'n*- T> MG umovltn Uftution lanitiut S«MMr Trocy-J hr«. r mnMwIJKV KUUfM, a special surprise on his 37th •—PIITV-TM Csttion'4 Paradlie— SlatHarln.Net.n(aDa«.ll birthday, when he was called to Ji-Ofl Tht J»i>lr» toot. »l» Ot*! mill. ©•mint. M«y 21 to Jim* 21 A nilitf itM MrmuilDK STRAN 47—SeHmlXi BMuW—*•«»! Cominr. UnhtH- (Ktllttilf diy denoted. Attid iflVtl tttt. headquarters of the Department ArtMlsWl . side neUhtafol (M director. L». July II N Auf. 21 Prior to coming to the Signal KonuiDcc tooli fiToraWC II ym ENJOY THE School recently he served at Fort Sill, Okla., whe« h« Was deco- Vlrfs. Aft. 2] (• S«|rf. 32 Thian should «rl

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