•• ~v : p»WM: *?fW*s Remembers Long Branch// A Special Section Page L -.r-'i'.i'-1!*1 i" rrrr Distribution Today Red Bank Area f 26,675 15* '•flW***'"* change -,__„_ h» tofjnld Ms. Osjtloek Wedaet- " ' '" Copyrlght-The Red B»nk Register; Inc., 1986. . DIAL 741-0010 4ajr,.doiidy, ebanw d rain. ' MONMOUTH GOUJjTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 88 YEARS »/NO;m sspTSjnap Steon* CUM Puwrt MONDAY, DECEMBER 12. 1966 7c PER COPY PAGEOflfE i >unm MUCH., Mu Gia to Thwart Drive ' , SAIGON (AP) - Striking at Communist forces believed ' —Some 2,000 more American oornbat Infantrymen arrived •nation that the North Vietnamese are using bases in China In the Mekong Delta south of Saigon, U. S. river patrol.;:, * readying another drive south, U. S, B52 Strstoforts botabed In Vietnam to bolster U. S. strength here to 365,700 men. either to launch' aerial missions or as a. sanctuary, boats and armed helicopters tank 28 Viet Cong sampans anfc tte Mil Gia pass in North Vietnam today and the demilitarized 1 ' —Two 'warships of the Thai navy arrived in Saigon to ASSAULTS BEAT BACK killed IS guerrillas. .. ' ";.-'&- . ,xone between North and South' Vietnam yesterday. > '' add to Thailand's contribute to the Allied side: Thailand - In ground action, South Vietnamese Infantrymen beat back Ground,fighting elsewhere was' small and scattered, botirs Tht_glant_eight-engine bombers, each carrying up to" 27 previously tent two_C123 transport planes. three assaults today by an estimated Viet Cong, battalion— the U.'S.'and Vietnamese military commands reported. ''"'" tana of bombs, struck at a mile-long stretch of the mountain ; -V. S. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge left by plane tor about JOO,men-fa two and a half hours of fighting 44 miles ,. U. S. headquarters announced that 442 American planet,, southwest of Saigon. Vietnamese headquarters, laid the'gov- B^throughrwhich the North Vietnamese filter into Uo«,and the United States to-spend Hie Christmas holidays with his and four helicopters have been lost over North Vietnam since' * AWtatosonth Vietnam. , ' ' •-•",:'' ernment' forces took light 'casualties and killed 20 of the at- family. Lodge has icoffed at speculation that he would not the start of the air offensive in August 1964. Over South Viet-.. • i'' The Btts attacked Communist concentrations yesterday in tackers. •'',.' . . ' " return. nam, headquarters said, 141 y. S. planes have gone down in./ , the demiUtarlzed zone seven miles north of the U. S. Marine • ' A reinforced platoon of up to .50 men from the U. S. : ^Stronghold known as the Rock Pile. —A U. S. Navy spokesman said some North Vietnamese 1st 'Infantry Division suffered heavy casualties yesterday In a combat and more than 240 helicopters have been lost sine*,,, ,'•, The attack on the Mu Gia pass was the eighth B52 raid on M1G pilots duck across'the border of Red China to escape fierce fight'with an enemy force of unknown size about 10 January 1061. ( '. ^ '" >«sttorth Vietnam and the first since Oct. 10. The BMs had not pursuit by American Jet fighters. miles north df Tay Ninh City. A U, S. spokesman said 28 The latest helicopter to go down, headquarters said,- wa»- ;'.fhit the deniUtariced'zone in almost (wo months, although other "Certaihly I am positive that in some cases, when they Communists were killed. The, clash, was in war Zone C about an ArmyHuey chopper hit by Viet Cong ground fire-seven , ,.V. S. planes have pounded It repeatedly. ''.' _ . ", f ' " {N6rth"Vteb»ajne»e~ fliers) decide to retreat, they go north," 40 miles northwest of Saigon, an area of heavy fighting in miles east of Saigon yesterday. A spokesman said there :^ In other developments: *'' ••- .- >v> . ' '•.' • .»,-, , th« Spokesman «ld. He added, however, that he had no lnfor- Operation Attleboro last month. no casualties and the helicopter was recovered. , Cross-Examination Continues Today Mrs. Farber on Stand • By CHARLES A. JOHNSTON cal experts who may'verify and ert Ford, of Borftdn, by Mr. Bail- Whether the 34-year-old defen-' month in his second trial for tt» •FREEHOLD - Dr. Cart A. dispute whether, Mrs. Fiber's When Superior Court Judge El- dant, an anesthesjologist-hypno- 1954 murder of, hU wife, Mr. Bail* Coppollno's murder trial enters sensational description t?f her tist-author, will take the stand 'o ey refused Sp. let the .defendant vin R.'Simmlll orders his court r its second week today with con- husband's death Is.plausible. .' room opened at. 9:30 a.m., an- answer for the killing of Mrs. testify. He explained that in h l tinued cross-examination of his That exchange, .probably to- Father's husband, retired Army opinion, some people make' poof. - other crush of spectators and jilted accuser, Mrs. Marjorie A. morrow or Wednesday, .will, be Col. William E. Farber, 52, July often antagonistic witnesses. '• newsmen is, anticipated. On Fri- Farber. between < two. of the. most emi- 30, 1963, has not been made Two points are known to be if day, the first day of testimony, Looking beyond her renewed nent patbologlsts in 'the country. clear. issue in the forthcoming' med£ test with Coppollno's lawyer, F. Dr. Milton A."Helpern,,ot New it was bedlam at the door until Sbeppard Case cal testimony: . • • '"" Lee Bailey, however, principal York, will be called by Prosecu- the 64 available seats were gob- In successfully defending Dr. Did Colonel' Farber' die 'of a attentlon now focuses on mail- tor Vincent P. Keuper, Dr. Rob- bled up. < Sam Sheppard, at Cleveland,, last heart condition, as; Coppolino'j first wife; Dr.' Carmella Coppo- lino, stated in' a death certlf; cate? ,Or was he sttasgied, <*J Mrs. Farber testified on Friday Jordan Conditionally OKs and as. Dr. Helpern- determine In a court-ordered .autopsy last July? . . '. ' __,._ At .the close of .Frida/i^si*/ ..ANDING FOR MllftlOUS FMIDOM -•RfPV.i(ime«,J. Howard, D-3d, N.J.. sion, Mr. Bailey produced a pi«cei ' second from left, wai featured speaker at rally sponsored by United Synagogue Early Arab Troops Entry of yellow 'paper, .bearing.Mrr Farber's signature. Her haJM^- of Congregation Bnai Israel, Riimion, yatttrday to protest Soviet Union's per- AMMAN, Jordan (AP) -Jor- A multinatlon UN (one, now snred Jsrael for the attack. Is- supports the Republican regime wilting .was under a statement [on of the Jew^, Approximately 400 attended. With the congressman are, left to dan has agreed to let in; Iraqi numbering .about 4,000 men, has. rajel laid, it acted in .reprisal for in Yemen and .Saudi Arabia July 30,' 1963/releasing Dr. Cop-' l lj and Saudi Arabian troops within patrolled' the 145-mile Israel-UAR border *aid»,'by\Arab; terrorists. backs th£ ousted 'royalist forces pollno from responsibility in treat- > *" ilf«VBr««arIU.lY. prefjilanf, Rabbi y«ek Roioff, spiritual lead*rof the months but only if UN border since 1B57, after, tha two Reports -from Cairo ,sald the which control much 61 the coun- ing Col. Farber because he had mf Alan Koian*. rally committee chairman, and Seymour Si«g[aHvth*-syA*- ^catonfftv'r-fa^ek&tf s "areZ-F^tlhH .1ptilf414 j llUhe-SinaiS .d Arab--council hud forced JordaD W refused the doctor's advice tS te . jgogue'i dirietcr of youth activities. ' •" (Register Staff >hotol drawn (n)«| the frontier between ert , . Into a unanimous decision to let. Jordan also refused demands hospitalized for a heart attack: ? Mrs. Farber admitted her sig- ' Israel in/(he United Aiab Re- Jordanian-Information Minister in Iraqi and Saudi Arabian troops. by the Palestine Liberation Or- public, 4 JBhttnian govetitejent Abdul Hamid Sheraf «aid Jor, But ttttf^ ganlzation to' let its troops enter nature, but said, the text wtiin spokesman said last night. CoppoUho's handwriting'and that dan's position was presented could enter Jordan only as" part Jordan "to take up positions in \pe& Soviet Jews 'Living The Jordanian, stipulation ap- over,the weekend to a meeting of-an Over-all-Arab military plan she had never seen it before. the front line against. Israel." peared to check the plans of oth- In Cairo of the Arab 'League- de* agrde'd: on at previous confer- V . Florida Case Jordan has1 accused the. organi- er Arab leaders to extend their fenge council. The council met to ences. CarV Coppolino is also under 9 zation of fomenting anti-govern- troops further along the Israeli consider action following an Is- He said the plan Included as indictment In Florida for the mur- Martyrs to Freedom Cause frontier since it was unlikely that raeli attack on three Jordanian "basic conditions" the UN with- ment demonstrations among der of'his first wife, allegedly the United Nations would remove border villages Nov. 13.' Arab refugees in Jordan follow- with' an injection of succynl cho- ,\ RUMSON — The. Jews in the sponsored 'a, similar bill during faced with the threat that in IS drawal and removal of the UAR teat tlrf plight,of Soviet Jewry. The rally was DM of 25held ritory would be used to over- , -.'The Wall Township 'Democrat Denouncing "the atrocity of, oil* simultaneously across' the United throw' King Hussein. tiald he will reintroduce a bill call- ural strangulation which grips States. The protest meeting here jwasJJAR PresLdentjGamal 'Ing for an official condemnation the Jewish community In the was organized and sponsored by Abdel Nasser, with 55.000 of his 6y the United States Congress ofUSSR," Congressman Howard de- the congregation's United Syna- troops dully occupied in Yemen, interview (WNBC-TV, Man in Of- the Soviet Union's persecution of clared "the Jewish community in gogue ,Youth,, a teen- up. thought to want the UN forces WASHINGTON (APi V- Sen. The New York Democrat fired Mr. Hoover ever asked me for .{.Judaism,' ' ':' Russia; the;se• '• said Kennedy. knew all about terse statement giving credit to outweighed by the danger im- • .He cited Soviet curbs1 on Jewish FBI eavesdropping. each side and in essence chalking plicit in them," for religlqus. rituals,. Including the the dispute up to misunderstand- The Hoover tetter, to.Rep. H.R. prohibition'on publication of the (Kennedy said he didn't, that ing. Gross, R-Iowa, said use of wire- Bible In Hebrew and manutac- Become Hoover "has been misinformed." Meanwhile, the practical ef- tapping and electronic eavesdrop- MATAWAN -Two teachers publkan CouBctlman.Ceofge W. Hoover said Kennedy's retort , In the.Madison Township school Connor. ture of prayer sbawls.and,other fects of hidden surveillance were ping equipment increased during y$ "absolutely inconceivable." 'district, one of whom IS a for- Wai a Dropout religious articles.': He declared scored In New York by Rep: Em- Kennedy's stint as attorney gen- Hoover produced a document mer borough councilman. here; Mr. Engebretson isiknown lo- there has .been only'One recorded anuel Celler, D-N.Y., chairman eral, from 1961 until 1964. , bar rhitzvah'in IS'years In Mos- HblmdeFs Glerk backing his stand from the same of the House Judiciary Commit-, Hoover said the FBI had always 'have thrown their hats in the'ring cally as'the high school dropou FBI official Kennedy had quoted - lor the single three-year term on who had second thoughts on ed- cow, a city of 500,000 Jews! and By JAMES M. NEILLAND clerk's office here today but will tee followed a practice "that no .in- 1 for his side. ' the Regional Board of Education- ucation. After serving four years said the Orthodox Jews of Lenin- HOLMDEL — Former Madison begin his official duties tomor- "We can't pick up a phone^ In terception was to be undertaken 1 Incumbent Floyd R. Brown will in the U.S. Navy, he obtained, a (See SOVIET, Pg. 3, Col. 3) Township Deputy Manager Jo- row. Then Kennedy called for Hoov- Washington without fear and trep- or continued without first obtain- not seek re-election to his bor- high school equivalency diploma, seph P. Leo Is slated to be the Reduced Costa er to make his entire file pub- idation that someone is listen- ing the approval of the attorney .ough seat in February. gained a bachelor of science de- next deputymunicipa l clerk here, Before his appointments He. "There is no indicatioon that ing in," he said in a television general." 'Filed for the contest are forgre- e In business administration Mayor Alfred C. Poole announced Madison Township Mr. Leo itner Democratic Councilman John at Monmouth College and 3 Saved last night. pledged to reduce the costs of : Ji Walsh 4." 44, a: biology teach- on to earn a master1* UnUl Jan. 1, Mr. Leo will serve municipal government. His first i«r In Mtoftwt-Township High in the same field at the as a consultant to the clerk's of- step in that direction came when Weekend Accidents Take School, andi»vid Engebretson, Ity of Pennsylvania, Cruiserfice, the mayor explained, At he.declined an estimated $4,000 % an elghth'g^de science teach- Born in Brooklyn, NY,, Mr. that flme. Municipal Clerk Daniel in annual salaries for his duties er in-the same,school system, Engebretson moved to Monmouth S. t\y will retire after 60 years of as deputy manager and deputy , ,Mr, Walsh, a'It-year resident County in 1932 and, to Matawan Founders service to the township. clerk. Other economies instituted 11 Lives in New Jersey , here,',resides at 47 Fierro AveIn 1949. He started teaching ele- Deputy Clerk' John P. Wadlng- by him led to that municipal- panion, Stephen Fox, 11, was -Married,'he has-three children mentary grades In Madison SANDY HOOK - Three men ton Is slated to be named acting ity's first tax rate decrease in By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The victims: Ha h a graduate of-St. Peter's Township in 1961 and has conwer- e rescued from a sinking clerk until the November election five years. Traffic accidents and a high- ROSELLE PARK — The owner treated and released. Police iden- of a diner and one of her wait- tified the driver as Nicholas Mal- . 'College, Jersey City, and Ford- tinued courses in education at boat by the Coast Guard last and Mr. Leo will be named depu- Now 29, he was only 28 when voltage wire killed U persons resses were struck by a car and tese Jr., 46, of North Brunswick. ham University, Bronx, NX He Newark State College. night. ty clerk. he launched Madison's shore pro- over the weekend in New Jersey. killed early Sunday shortly af- DIVIDING CREEK - Two ' served, In* the Army during World He ha« served on virtually alf They were identified as Greg- Mr. Leo, concurrent withhis tection project, obtaining munici- Among the victims were two ter they had locked up the dinerbrothers were electrocuted Satur- War Hi la a. member of the Amer- curriculum committees In his ory Martin 24, and his brother, duties as deputy manager in pal, state and federal approval who were run over for the night. The victims were day when one fell as they were , lean Legion and of the Veterans school system and was reoeqtlyWayne Martin, 20, of South rialn- Madison Township, served also for the work and steering It toas they stepped from a diner, and. Muriel Hahn, 58, the owner, andattempting to put up a television of Foreign Wars. named to the district's health fleld, and Roy Melendy, 24, oafs deputy clerk and director of completion. . two brothers who were electro- finance for more'than two years. An active Republican, he wascuted while putting up a televi- Dolores Herman, 25, a mothep Jntenna and the antenna came In .He is a retired engineer, hav- committee. He is registered for Linden 1 ing worked 25 years in the en-Newark State's school building He will spend a brief time in the (See LEO, Pg. 3, Col. 3) sion, antenna. of five. The driver was identified ton,tact with a high-tension wire. The 37-foot, 20-year-old, cabin as Robert Hahn Jr., 17, of Plain- The victims were Angelo Otero, gineering division of Standard Oil and planning course which Wil cruiser "Lttrihad" was founder- Co., Bayonne. ,, , ' start In the aprlng- field, no relation to the dead 37, and his brother, Louis, 41. ing about V/t miles offshore from woman. State police said they were try- / ^Elected to council in i960, he He is married to the former Port Monmouth when a Coast ing (0 put up the 30-foot antenna served two.of Jjlar three years as Dorothy Dclbasco, Cheesequake Council Probes Sale of Property EAST PATERSON - Anthony Guard patrol boat took the men beside a house one of them had council president but was upset The couple has a year-old dauglv DeClark, ,68, died Sunday from aboard and hauled the cruiser rented. Louis was up in a tree jo a 1063 re-election bid by R»ter, Donna Lynn, to land. Injuries suffered the night before Valued at $2,000 for $5.81 when he was struck by a car when he slipped and the antenna Officials said the seams of the touched a high-tension wire of the near his home. Police did not veasel "Just came apart from old HIGHLANDS—Mayor John A. He said the tax assessor at the borough Intended to keep it. Atlantic City Electric Co. Angelo identify the driver. age" and that water was up toBahrs said yesterday Borough the time listed It with a value Said the mayor, "We have to was on the ground holding the Index the deck plates at the time of Council will confer with Its at-of $5, since ownership was unloo- k Into all aspects of this." DeClark lived at 621 C Boule- other end of the antenna. The the rescue. torney, Benjamin' Gruber, in anknown, and that is how it came vard. wives of the brothers Were .There have been no comments CIA loses In buketlwll „ ..- , .Page II The Martin brothers had Justattempt to unravel the question to be sold to Emll Stalder for the EDISON — Thomas Dlpple, 10, treated for shock at Brldgeton on reports that Mr. Stalder, to Rarltan's wto a shocker Page 11 purchased the boat 24 hours of why pppropertyy worth $2,000 to assessment plus a few cents in was fatally injured Saturday Hospital. '' earlier and had no insurance on end the confusion, may return $3,000 was sold at a recent tax btck takes. night when he and a companion NORTH PLAINFIELD - MM. lyAACP UU Fair Haven garage plan Page 1 it. "I guess we got a lemon," said the property to the borough. Mr. sale for $5.81. The property Is on South Peak were struck by a car on Rt. 1.Anna Dl Dario, 25, of Westfield Page Gregory Martin. St., an Improved street with wa- Stalder was not available for Paga Herbert Hartsgrove, tax col- comment last night. The youngster died at) 11:45 p.m. was fatally Injured Saturday Editorials .. ... The cruiser was being movedlector, said that apparently, ter and aewer utilities available. in Middlesex General Hospital (Sea II KILLED, Pg. 2, Col. 1) Members of the governing body Htrbloek . - . from Leonardo State Marina, prior to 1962, the land, about I'A / Against Instructions New Brunswick, about four Notice Movie Timetable. I:",! where It had been docked, to acres, had been considered part Council will also look Into the have said there Is some question hours after the accident. His corn- Obltuarlea Woodbrldge. question of why cucbing was put aa to whether the auction sale Please take notice that all par- . *, i of the Benjamin Trask site, most Merry Christmas Sylvia Porter . f Someone in a pasting boat ra- In front of the lot,. when im- offer was read aloud at the tax sons having bills against the Bor- of which waa purchased for the From Joe Mulligan, Schilling Sport* . .1*, 11 dioed that the Lormadwas hav- Henry Hudson Regional High provements were, made, and why sale and have indicated thatnhls ough of Little Silver must pre- 1 ^.^^^^^ *•««». »«»to. W-4121. (Adv.) sent same on or before Th Block Market _ JA ing trouble. An unidentified ama- School, but that after ' revalua- the land was sold even though Successful Investing teur radio operator heard the c*,ll tion the parcel became "lost" the mayor, and members of tharesult in litigation if the matter Christmas Trees day, December 15, 1963. ; Coml^i,,.» - TalovitlM and telephoned the Coast Guard (on tax records) and the owner governing body had given instruc- li not satisfactorily atralghtened 18.000. Your ctjolce. $1. Huhn's; FRED L. AYERS, ' '<; Crossword Pool* Women's News „. station at 5:28 p.m. was considered unknown. tions to municipal officiate thai out. F Street, Belmar.-Adv, .Borough Clerk' (A4v.)

\ "a ' - Mn." Farbaf said CoppoHao when **• knew Dec 12, 1966 I THE DAILY REGISTER Ito. Farber said she couldn't Coppolino m Urn uA jfeoaa Ctrl Q& i\ Utotnowa and tclp. Be to tut cdotdmt wffcltoMA$-i38glr§n3nj-and low landing, on =it«i_slde. E Mr. aW Mrs,' WiUiam Kastner, Towmhip. State Police BJ p.m. <' * • to free Mm took" well" over an (nee Nelda Moore), Ferawodd (be driver as Paul W. TOMORROW — High 8:18 a.m. Court, Colts Neck, -son, -Friday. Staffer, 24, of Iititz, Pa. Gross hour, police said, and' the Old and 8:42 p.m. and low 2:08 sum. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rich (nee 3Vr?s dead on arrival at Salem Bridge, First Aid Squad trans- ported him to the hospital. and 2:54 pjm. Eleanor Crutchley), IS Winding ••County Memorial Hospital, Salem. For Red Bank and Rumson Way, Little Silver, daughter, '^CLIFTON - Raymond DeMat Mr. Tice wa« driving, a truck bridge, add two hours; Sea Friday. ^jM, 27, was killed early Satur- owned by the Colts Neck Cart- Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long Mr. and Mrs. Charles Headden *,5d»y when his car crashed into a ing Co. of Freehold. The acci- Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- (nee Betty Towner), 758 Prospect Ho oflnr maker ol stereo "jtree in heavy Jog. dent occurred about 11:20 a.m., lands bridge, add 40 minutes. Ave/, Laurence Harbor, daugh- ter, Friday. Mt and Mrs, Ronald Farrish (nee'Barbara Spiker), Tree Ha- ven Village, Ravine Dr.J Mat- awan, son, JFriday, can nsdeh nils„»—r— Bxperiencel Mr! and Mrs. Richard Mattone (nee Leslie Furbce), 20 Jubilee Cir., Matawan, son, Friday. Dr. and Mrs. John Waldron THERE IS A DIFFERENCE IN STEREOS-a differ- over 30 different styles in Conterr^oraryandevoy (nee Janet Buschell), Marlboro ence you can plainly hear between RCA Victor and wanted Period design, giving you a broad saleo* State Hospital, Marlboro, daugh- all the others. RCA VICTOR ALONE Is the product ter, Saturday. tion of both price and models to fit every room Mr. and Mrs. Robert Krall (nee of over 50 years of experience bi acoustics and decor, • • ..;-/ . > . Janet Buist), 751 Woodmere Dr., electronics—a half century of know-how that NO Cliffwpod Beach, daughter, Sat- other maker can match! The result is an almost TECHNICAL FEATURES INCLUDE: 100% Soffit urday, State di«jiny--no tubes to bum out; riearm!, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Howard Incredible purity of sound—-voice and music re- (nee Beverley Larneard), 2 Mer- created with such compelling accuracy, you can or produce damaging heat. FM-AM and FM Stereo cer Ave., Port Monmouth, son, almost feel the presence of the performer! Radio. Deluxe SturJiomaUc Oianger with diamond yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. John Todd (nee Equally important; we have housed this superlative Durelife stylus. 6 and ^speaker sound systems. Kathleen Schwindt), 158 Ninth equipment in furniture of equally fine quality- Upto 300^watt peakpower. St., West Keansburg, son, yes- terday, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mac- Kinnon (nee Donna Makely), 118- B Eatoncrest Dr., Eatontown, son, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Holi- RCA VICTOR SllRUl—forrealismthatrivalstheconcerthalL fuss (nee Marylyn Sison), 63 Washington Ave., Keansburg, daughter, today. MONMOUTH MEDICAL Long Branch Mr. and Mrs. Louis Morales (nee Iris Torres), 214 West Front St, Red Bank, son, Friday. Mr. and Mrs, Christopher Dean SemAnnlmZEAUND (nee Arlene Sassana), 105 Craw- 4Ow«t (Wk, 6 ipMton ford St., Shrewsbury Township, son, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Driacoll . The lateit ••'• • pierced drop (nee Lois Coles), 1809 Bellmore St., Oakhurst, daughter, Satur- ? tarring! in I4K. white gold. day. Mr. and Mrs. William Starsln- Each-highlighted with ona «x< ic (nee Hannelore Wanner), 122 South, St., , Freehold, daughter, "ceilehijfull cut diamond, Saturday. CUtiloPOMPEJI Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Johnson 300-witt pttk, a (pukm U" '" '• •'" * 5100 (nee Patricia Robinson); 60 Pat- terson Ct., Shrewsbury, daughter, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Thoniaj Aucoin (nee Valerie Vwed), 224 - A Wyckoff Rd., Eatontown, daugh' ter, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Samuels (nee Yvonne Richardson), 37 Eirly Amorlcin aCTTYSBUM Bcuidlnnlin ADVENT Mr Bennett St., Freehold, daughter, 12Ow«lt puk, S spMkan 7Sw«ll puk, 6 (pt yesterday. Mr. and Mrs.- George Leary {nee Jean DeLoskey), 18 Church St., Matawan, son, yesterday. FM-AM and Fit STEREO IS INCLUDED IN EVERY MODEL SHOWN Since EUSSILLES' Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Shifflcr 95 Monmouth'i Leading lenders (nee Helen Relnhirt), 297 Cum- RCA VICTOR Console Stereo, from as low as 15Q to *850 mlngs Ave., Elberon, daughter, 36 Broad — at the clock yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Maxlnoiki Dlslributtit by KHICHNEW JEIBET, IHC, Niwirk, N. J.—Amarica's Ftal OCA Distributor—For Dtibr Humt You, Ctll BIMIOW 1-7400 (nee Nancy Finn), 78 Throckmor- ton Ave., Red Bank, daughter, yesterday,, fr • - Board, Staff To Review School Plan^ Mr, Hbefc* **££ y TO* fchooJ WM designed &p in ajueattwi, «* tfcey fuwfed by • F«« trad *n pwjjfiW; f Mtnaltte the cducaDoail •jjjht be applied fe pl i« of rfce pesetrefatrt. TJw ffltfjr ttr« tq»i..« j^tc to y Idle grate dementtry yard graduate vino* of cduca- Mde bother neat tor all of the %M souk vu titeaA rhat to fit Ihe new ideas. MMMO Jews who live there. lag members of the school board m- The Jew Is ^'consistently ma- and staff to Lexington, Mass, this keySuperintenden, who l te Francip s E- Hoc- •> 4 execyavepoiltlon to the proposed fitrj ligned In the Rwsian press," Con- 1 week, keythe , triwhp ob wily lEdwar be representedd Blake. , adon- of .Jfa Red - -' ven municipal garage, . *_;: i Howard said. VNever J ' An initial,-verbal report on their ministrativh ri be Edassistantd , Blsaikd the CHRISTMAS; jwie .National AswKlationfor 1 Is it mentioned now many Jews The propose!!- location if the findings is expected at Wednes- Lexington schools utilize ungrad- th» A4v»ncement of Colored Peo- gave their lives in fighting for garage would increase racial seg- day's. Board of Education meet- ed classes and team teaching ple,.hM gone on record in op. their countryland against the TREES regation la. housing, in Fait Ha- ing. techniques. Nazi invader in 1941." ven, the NAACP board declares Five school board members, Reading In planning our new school, in. a resolution adopted *t its hree teachers, an administrator the board and staff are making Members of the USY presented WREATHS i Press Boycott meeting Frjdjy night. ind the architect, Bernard. Kel- a careful study of new ideas that a dramatic reading citing these lenyi, will view the Franklin and may be adapted here, with the Of Rhodesia ,The civil dght* group ajso Is facts of Seviet Jewish life: Floatation Growl .\ Esterbrook schools to evaluate idea of building a school that asking the Fair; Haven governing —There were 900 synagogues tWITEDNATIONS, N, Y. (AP) would accommodate them," Mr, Finest Quality ;j body to remove the municipal in Russia in 1929, 500 in 1981, — African mwnberi of the U.N. Hockey said. and Lownt Prices t Security Council planned to pro-vehicles now being parked*^ the only 60 today "and the last ty»a^ gogue in Minsk y»« closed while Keansburg 'Representing the school board In Hi* Entire Araa^ pose today, that it order an oil proposed garage site, *n approxi- the congregation was at prayer." will be Marvin K. Broder, Wit- embargo and a broadened Wade mately 1.5-acre tract bordeied —There are only 40 rabbis, with Theft Probed ilam <}. Meeker, president, Mrs Icautiful Typct of/? boycott against Rhodesia's white- by Maple Ave., Third and Allen an average age of 65, to serve I Martha Adamson, chairman of KEANSBURG - Police still are All Kindt of Trttti; mlnQrity government- Sts. and Hendrldtwn PI. the curriculum operations the 3 million Jews. investigating a break and entry Mali, Nigeria and Uganda were —There is only one Jewish committee, Carlton Boil and The resolution asks the Fair early Friday morning at the Col- WAYSIDE RD. ^ working to get In the formal pro- Seminary, in Moscow, and it re- Thomas Daly. The teachers will Haven council to consider de- lins Brothers Coal Yard. Main CENTRAL R.R. -~ portedly has only one student be- be represented by Thomas Ja- before the council con- „ a park at the, site and St. cause out-of-town students are coubs, chairman, Miss JoAnn Pintbrook Arta -j tinued iU Rhodesian debate this ing the,proposed 'municipal Police said owner Jack Reagan denied Moscow residence permits. Maloney and Mrs. Ruth Law- Ntw Shrtvnbury. N. JL garage in a business' zone. reported that adding and check- afternoon. Unlike Moslem and Baptist theo- cashing machines, along with rence. "We are particularly opposed logical students, Jews aren't At that meeting, Ambassador shovels and other small items, to the garage.site since it in- permitted to study religion Arthur J. Goldberg was expected were stolen. •man* deed would construct a clearly abroad. to ^annomicfi U.S. support for The safe was broken open, but physical barrier between" black —the teaching'of Hebrew, the Britain'* position that the Rho- no money was in it, police re- and white neighbors," the NAACP language of Jewish prayer, is for- BEWimUSFOR deslaa rebellion snouid be ended LONG PLATING MiSSAGE — What is beli«v»d to be ported. Entry was gained by resolution «ays, "nwreover.i we bidden, and the Jews are the by peaceful means alone, through ireaking a side window. selective mandatory U.N., eco-believe if the garage is built or only, religious community denied this 'yaw's longest Chriitmai greeting for American nomic sanctions. the presently proponed site, II Bibles end prayerbopks. troops in Vietnam was developed by ftudents at Newark would.be another example in the -Jewish schools and the Yid- Stat* Collage at Union', N. J. Th» 75-foot long message, The Africans drew up amend- nationwide trend to place a pub dish press and theater were shut Mimas dinner ments to a pending BnUsh resolu- lie facility obnoxious to' estab down in 1948, although 500,000 containing more than 2,000 student signatures, was pre- tion calling for a mandatory boy- Itshed residential zones within oi Soviet Jews list Yiddish as lented to Maj. Gen. William B: Latta, left, Fort Meit- cott of 12 Rhodesian exports and adjacent to areas Inhabited by their mother tongue. In contrast, mouth commander, on behalf of U. S. Armed Forces, for a mandatory embargo on military minority or low-income groups." the 236,000 Yakuts, a Siberian peo- supplies for Rhodesia. The NAACP Bays it shares thi ple, had H4 books and 28 jour, ratransmitfal to Vietnam. Making th» presentation from (Prrlmrii The Amendments would concerns of the Neighborhood i* rials published in .their language the left, Ronald Bilcik, on ladder,. Hightirown, the stu- in 1961 alone.'' (end the embargo to ore and oilprovement Association about the dent who sparked the message; Dean of Students Dr. products and would add coal and noise, increased traffic effect on Declaration (Enuntro (Jlitb manufactured goods to the Rho-property values if the garage Madeline Bragar, USY presi- Harbart Samsnfald; Joseph'Burni, director 6f residence. desian exports that Britain pro- built on, the proposed sjlte. '„ dent, presented at declaration ol Capt. Douglas Yardas, tha general's aide, anchors the Superb Food — Punctilious > Service. pped for boycott - asbestos, The NAACP resolution, criticises rights for Soviet Jews, adapted message. iron ore, chrome,.pjg iron, sugar, both the'borough coundl and theby the American Jewish Confer- HOLIDAY OFFICE PARTIES • BANQUETS tobacco',- copper, neat, meat Fair Haven Community Relations ence on Soviet Jewry, to Law- BUSINESS MEETINGS • PRIVATE FUNCTIONS products, hides, skins and leath- Committee "for delaying action rence Feldman, a congregation 75-Foot 'Card' Going to Viet an the municipal garage issue." president, for display In tbe syna- WEDDINGS o GROUPS UP TO 300 gogue, ' * . Rabbi Jack Rosoff, spiritual PRE leader of the congregation, and Greeting foij Heroes Alan Kosene, chairman of the ral- FORT MONMOUTH,.— The stu- only students,, but facul CHRISTMAS ly committee, also spoke. Ste- dents of Newark State College at administrative personnel phen Garoff presented a reading Union, have started what may be on their hands and knee HOURS .•of "Babl Y»r," a memorial by the the world's largest Christmas ing the rapldly-growin, MON..FRI. 9:30 till 9 Russian poet, Yevgeny Yevtu. Card on its way to American iroll. shenko, i to Soviet Jews slaugh- servicemen in Vietnam. One of the signers was Dr. Eu tered by the Nazis. < A 75-foot long scroll of paper jene G. Wilkins, president of thi ttllege. i Telegrams supporting the rally three ffeet wide, bearing the Mokt Reiervatioiw Early were received from Gov. Rlih- names of more than 2,000 New- "I am truly thrilled to h&' ard J. Hughes and Sen Jacob J. ark State students, faculty and been given the opportunity Javits, R-N.Y. staff members and topped by an participate With students in th: Charlie Truax\ eight-foot "Season's Greetings" expression of communion wit was accepted on behalf of the our young men an Vietnam)." r FAIRWAY DINING ROOM Army by Ma]. Gen William B. says.- aKGSST ASSET! Leo Latta, commanding the Army Signa'turcs now fill a third 25 and ' (Continued) Electronics Command and'Fort foot length of paper. Many co ouiwsmwyour ousted in Madison early this year Monmouth. eds included not only their signa SPORTSMAN'S LOU1VGE; when Democrats took control of The Paul Bunyan size holiday ures but their addresses as well. the governing body. greeting was presented to Gen. k>me students also jotted down CENTRAL JERSEY BANK MONMOUTH RD. EATONTOWlf He was chosen for the post he-e Latta in a brief ceremony in roles to specific men, confident AMD ntuvr ooM •1 RESERVATIONS — 542-9300 69 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., SHREWSBURY from among 38 applicants, none front of ECOM headquarters by ihat.'they will spot the messagi ||o| whom were local residents. a Newark State delegation con- ind get an extra-special lift His Background. sisting of Dean Herbert Sameri- A graduate of Rutgers Univer- feld; Joseph Burns, director-of FABULOUS BARS A IMS sity, he holds a bachelor's de- residence, and Ronald Bilcik, gree in government and political Hightstown, N. J,, chairman of science as well as certificates tor the student social commlt|je of THURSDAY 10 A.M.I courses in the; duties of a munici- the men's dormitory. pal clerk and'municipal finance The message topping the signa dmlnistration. , • tures reads: He is a member of the New "Season's greetings from the rersey Municipal Finance Of- students of Newark. State Col- icers Association, of the Na- lege. Our) thoughts and prayers HstfCIAL EN6AGEMENT12 Days Only! lonal Institute of Governmental go with y6u as ypu prepare for W*,.&Thurs.,Dec. 14&15 Purchasing and has been listed your Yuletide Holiday." I IjJsHQWS AT 7:15 and 9:35 the International City Man- It all started when members ON FULL LENGTH igers Guide. of the social committee of Dou- I'MMMIG THE GREAT MOVIES Mr. Leo is second lieutenant in gall HaH/.the men's dormitory, the New" Jersey National; Guard, were castaig about for something 1 OFALLTllKr---Ub «•**>*—• which he has served six years, more meaningful to do than'dec- including sixl months of active orate ihe dormitory for the holi- DOOR MIRRORS duty. -- ••-!— -'•-•—:—,-U---- days. '_" _'!'__ i ' " 1 He worked more than twq years 'On Our Minis All Pittsburgh Plate Glass—Clips & Screws Extra in the radio and television depart- "That'T s when we hit on ,the tost M ment of Rutgers University's idea, of sending a message to the p public relations of lice and was a guys in Vietnam," Bilcik relates. __ AT JU.T.'i reporter.arid news announcer for "Those guys over there are real- New Brunswick radio station \y oti o(ir minds and' it jus NEPTUNE CITY seemed right for us to let-them WCTC. During this time he also 16x54 in. *749 • tfcaapha Cmmr oa k>. 15—774-H71 edited the Madison Record, a know." ' ! .-•";' • weekly newspaper. So the social committee com- THE PLAZA Republican Leader , mandeered a 25-foot roll of $ HOW # It. M sad HIM* M, Hodtf-lM-441 A resident of Laurence Har- foot-wide paper and pressed Reg. '14.95 bor, Mr. Leo Is a Republican fine arts student^ Bill Ranges Hawthorne into 'service.. Bil: county committeeman and printed the message with ole i.s GO„.P area chairman for six election districts there. He has English lettering and approprlatf served as president of the Lau-flourishes. WHITE ALUMINUM rence Harbor Republican Club, The dormitory men signed thi president of the Madison Town, scroll, but before it coQld be sen ship Young Republicans and as off ihe .coeds of neighboring GUTTER 1ALK associate vice chairman of state Whiteman Hall clamored to sign 18x60 in. Young Republicans. He also was it'alsb. The word quickly spread throughout the campus so th NOW • Wt rteemmend id f th Middl C president of the Middlesex Coun- scroll was moved by popular de- Facia Hangtr ty Cor>servative Club for two mand from the men's dormitory Reg. M8.5O ' ottwnbly system years. to the College Center. There on- The November election for the lookers were treated to the sigh1 • Splki and Nrrult clerk's post will be the firstisuoh are O.K, (It's willy contest In nearly 20 years: Mr; lmtoU*d)bu»1t ' has held the job 24 years, 4 Are Rescued preMblh "FTM gaining tenure in 1947. His ..first municipal assignment cable 'in Iii Tainker Blast Movtitq PrlMlple" 1 1907 as a road overseef. SAN JUAN, P. R. (AP) - Mr. Wadington was named dep-, • Conduerer Bracket British (freighter was en- roul 22x88 in. uty clerk in 1965 when the post snstrnbly attachas to; Jamaica today with 41 su wa! created by ordinance. yiyors. from the French tankei NOW tin downspout from Iphigenia, which emloded yes th« back. terday about 300 miles north o Reg. '22.50 Horse Slaying San! Jutih. One of the tanker' crewmen was reported klllec FREE Is Investigated and two others were missing. OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Police The crew of the Iphigenla a| ESTIMATES this morning were continuing parently had no time to send; their investigation into the shoot- distress signal, and the lifeboat ALL READY ing of a horse Friday afternoon. were already in the wate*'whe: ^ The horse, a shc-year-old black A 9<>od Installation of whtta ahmtaum rah earrylne. •qali- a-patrolllng U.S. Navy pilot fron gelding, was found dead by Les-Puerto Rico sighted the sinkin mut should UM .032 (riia ht«vyw«lg«r atamlnn),' facia ter SteVen, operator of Green- vessel. ,•.;.'• MADE apian whars pouiblt, Facia kangtr towmbly, aid tfca bwt dale Farms, Poplar Ave., Way- The freighter, Jamaica Planter, 0 OFF S_ and e«npl«r» systtm. Como It and allow as to explain It, side ;' . •, ' ' ' ' • "»•>• some 20 miles from the scene W Wa saw gurtir I" "eek-li ft, 21 ft. and iO'ft. kho,tH. The horse was shot In the left responded.to the.flier's call an MIRRORS m Wa aha k*lp da-lr-vaunalftrs a* re now lo da If. ; side:with, buckshot. •, li^d up- the juryivofs. j , 3 Locations for Your Christmas Shopping Convenience No Down PayrmiHuyltf-^aynunt April, t

:30 A.M. 'HI » P.M. ATLANTIC GLASS CO. Dcii|y 9:30 A-M< 'rii 11 P.M. "Glass and Mirrors In Every She You Can Break" Until Chrisfinci); RED BANK MATAWAN BELMAR Car. WMn St. and Moplt AY«. 1« lawal Mai* If, 32 MOAP ST. o .741.7800, • HLiNLiJUD'j Of- UNAOVl-.KTISED SPF.CIALS b. aM8(K Avt, Hwy. 71 (4M) IN EVERY Di'vA(. Oliver Jr., Otr> utility pole on Ocean Blvd. Fri- Ernest and Frederick Schutte, Airport Han. Hwy. 36, ItaK K. J. Bom in Alabama, she had re- Marie Valerie Henry, 33, died mantown, ft. day. with whom she resided. Magistrate sided here 20 years. Saturday at her home, «J Foun- Services will be this afternoon and Keansburg lenoinal i The car was driven by her KEYPORT - Harry Bolte Jr., Mrs. Wheat was a member of iin St. at 3 o'clock «t (he Pint Prea- Services will be conducted this 24 TRIPS DAILY TO N.Y.C. the Old Ship Zion Missionary Perth Amboy, NJ., b/terian Church, with Dr. George brother, Frederick A. Schutte. afternoon in the Pfleger Funeral IS. of 305 First St., died yester- Born in Baptist Church, Englishtown. he was the daughter of the late G. Horn and Rev. Janes R. Mem- Miss Scfautte was thrown clear Home with Rev. Harlan C. Dur- 13 TRIPS DAILY TO NEWARK day in hU home. In the 1930s he Surviving are two sons, Wright )r. and Mrs. Frank C. Henry. mott officiating. Interment, under of the badly damaged car upon fee, pastor of Westminster Pres- 264-182B -. 7I7.00** - served as Municipal Court magis- Wheat of Birmingham, Ala., and Miss Henry was a buyer for the the direcUon «l the W. a Free- Impact byterian Church, officiating. Cre- mation will be in Rosedale Cre- Free Parking trate here. Roosevelt Wheat of Freehold; ton Taylor stores In Connect!- man and Sons Funeral Home, Mr. Schutte incurred fractured five daughters, Mrs. Morell Cresr will be in Maplewood Cemetery, matorium, East Orange. He vras born in Brooklyn, son ait ribs and a cut lip. of Boston, Mass., Mrs. Anna B. Freehold Township. of the late Harry and Emma Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Patrolman Joseph McGarvey Harris of Birmingham, Mrs. Jes- Banke Bolte. A member of Cal- oseph T. Crause of Rumson, said Mr, Schutte was driv- Santa to Treat LMwmie TtrmtaoT sie Morgan of Freehold, Mrs. CHARTER vary Methodist Church, Mr. Bolt- ,J.; two brpthers, Frank C. Hen- MRS. LUCY BOWERS ing south when his sister com- Johnetta Ivory df Tuskegee, Ala., Marlboro Children ' 291-9623 until recently was owner ol of Sea Bright, N.J., and Peter LONG BRANCH — Mn. Lucy plained the sun was bothering and Mrs. Leanna Mennfee of En- SERVICE Boite'a Auto Refinishing Shop, Henry of Fair Haven, N.J. Bowers, 56, of 46 Grant Ct, died her eyes. He reached to adjust MARLBORO - Santa daus 24 TRIPS glishtown; a brother, Cesear Gra- Broad St. A Requiem Mass will be of- Thursday at Monmouth Medical the sunvlsor and apparently lost will give township youths free DAILY TO N.Y.C. AVAILABLE ham of Groton, Ind., and 21 red tomorrow at 10 a.m. at control of the car, the patrol' gifts Saturday between 10 a.m He is survived by his wife, Center. She wu the widow of 13 TRIPS DAILY FlMMS grandchildren. James Catholic Church, Red man said. and 1 p.m. at the Grange Hall, Mrs. Lillian Bailey Bolte; two John Bowers. 291-1300 Services will be Thursday at lank, N.J. Interment, under the Mr. Schutte was issued a sum- Rt. 79. TO NEWARK daughters, Mrs. Vivian Stout of 2 p.m. at the Old Ship Zion Mis- irection of the William S. An- Born in Palmyra, N.C., she had ,291-9623. this place and Mrs. Audrey Evans resided in Matawan a number of mons returnable Jan. 19 charging The event is sponsored by the 29M300 sionary Baptist Church, English- jrson Funeral Home, Red Bank, him with causing death by auto. Optimist Club here. qf Livingston; a son, Fred A town, with Rev. Philip Faison of- J., will be in Mt. Olivet Ceme- yean. She moved here six yean Free Parking, Bolte of this place; four sisters, ficiating. Interment, under the iry, Middletown. — ago. Miss Irene Bolte of this place, direction of the Higgins Memorial Mrs. Bowers was a member of Mrs. Mable Doublier of Matawan, Home, Freehold, will be in Maple- the Second Baptist Church here Mrs. Helen Ficken of Pennsyl- wood Cemetery, Freehold Town- Trs. Gable, 78, and of the Missionary Society. vania, and Mrs. Hattie Wyckoff ship. Surviving are' a brother, Ned of New York City; two brothers, NEW YORK'KEANSBURG 03 Descendants Clark of Palmyra, and a sister . Walter Bolte of this place and MILTON F. ROBERTS George Bolte of Jacksonville, Fla; KEYPORT - Mrs. Eleanor J. Miss Emma Clark of Scotlanc KEYiWT — Milton F. Rob- Sable, 78, of 10^ Atlantic St., Neck, NX. LONG BRANCH BUS LINE •even grandchildren and two •raatf Start mi 9*«M An* Pri**, Sarewtbtry—747-SSII erts, 84, of First St., died Wednes- lied Friday in Riverview Hos- 7IT49M f n ItattMay, Kaaaatwi f OT-H7f, great-grandchildren. Services wtii be Wednesday at Ppta Sta. I A.M. te I P.M.: WMI. aari M: 'HI t P.M. day, Dec. 7, in Manatee Memorial lital. She has 10) descendants. 11 a.m. at the Second Baptist Services will be held at 11 a.m. Hospital, Bradenton, Fla., Bora in Robertsville, she had Church here. Interment, under IT'S THI DIMU-INCI THAT COUNTS. Wednesday, in the Bedle Funeral Mr. Roberts, a retired farmer, red in this area most of her the direction of the Harris Fu- IIHHITT • IIILAND HIXSCMIN Home, with Rev, David Proper!, spent his winters in Bradenton. neral Home, Red Bank, will be FIREPLACE SCREEN pastor of Calvary Church, offici- Born in Matawan Township, he Surviving are her husband, Ot- in Monmouth Memorial Park, CUT TO YOUR SOI ON OUft MUMIStt ating. Burial will be in Green was a member of the First Pres- > B. Gable;, Jive sons, Edward New Shrewsbury. i • 41-Hear Delivtiy Advertise in The Register Grove Cemetery. byterian Church, Millstone Town- id Albert Eastmond of Union ship, and a life member of the each, Harold Eastmond of New Caesarea Masonic Lodge, here. runswick, Lemuel Eastmond of Surviving are his wife, Mrs. tlantic Highlands, and Francis Bernlce Dull Roberts; a son, Mil- lastmond of this place; two BLAISDELL LUMBER ton S. Roberts of Englishtown; lughters, Mrs.' Vivian Broad- two step-daughters, Mrs. Lowell rick of West Keansburg and Mrs. Ludwig of Kenton, Ohio, and Mrs, latherine Franke of Sylmar, Harold Slusher of Gardenia, :alil.; 38 grandchildren and 57 Tour Shopping Headquarters Calif., and two grandchildren. reat-grandchildren. Services will be held tomorrow The funeral was yesterday In : 11 a.m. in Day Funeral Home, the Bedle Funeral Home. Burial th Rev. Norman Riley, pastor was in Maplewood Cemetery, ' St. John's Methodist Church, for the Freehold. fficiating. Burial will be in Old 'enn«it Cemetery, Tennent. KEYPUNCH MRS, HELEN KESSLER TOMS RIVER — Mrs. Helen rlRS. VICTOR L CHRISTMAN Computer. Grover Roberson Kessler, 64, of MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. Mary DO-IT-YOURSELF Walnut Cedar Glen City, died Programming izabeth Christman, 41, of M Friday in Upstate Medical Cen- incoln St. died Friday at Mon- Offlet ter, Syracuse, N.Y. louth Medical Center, long AUTORIOtfOlt MAN ON YOUR LIST! Born in Red Bank, she had (ranch, after a long illness. moved here three years ago from Born here, she was the daugh- Plainfield. ir of Mrs. Isabella Finn and the Mrs, Kessler was the widow ite Thomas Finn. of Charles A, Kessler. Mrs. Christman was a mem-1 HOMASOTE Surviving are a son,: Roger A. er of the Woman's Army Corps Kessler of Baldwinsville, N.Y,; » World War II. sister, Mrs. Thomas A. Piquette Surviving are her husband. Vic- of Point Pleasant Beach, and a ar L. Christmarv and a son, grandchild. fictor L. Christman Jr., at tome; Ttw Orlfllad Track Umi The Memorial Home, Plainfield, daughter, Mrs. Mary Louise Is in charge of arrangements. Cleary of Matawan; a brother, Thomas Finn of Middletown, and three sisters, Mrs. Margaret Mud' of Florida, Mrs. Catherine jtaham and Mrs. Dolores Soche-j Srd'of Middletown. A Requiem Mass will be of- SO. FT. ired at 9 a.m. tomorrow at St. ames Catholic Church. Inter- t, under the direction of the FOR RACEWAY, William S. Anderson/ Funeral Home, here, will be in Mt Olivet TRAIN SETS jemetery, Middletown. SIZE 4'xS1 or 10-12-14 ft. long WILLIAM C. DAVIDS SOUTH PLAINFIELD - WU- BULOVA iam C. Davids. S3, of 410 East rescent Pkwy. died Thursday I Muhlenberg Hospital. Born In New York, he was a COLLECTION former resident of Piermont, SELF-STICK M.Y., and Rutherford. He had lived here eight years. He was a NATURAL CORK • CUTS DOWN SOUND • EASY TO WORK WITH says"Meny Christinas" retired marine engineer. He was a member of Grace Episcopal Church, Rutherford, WALL PANEL 'm a very special way! nd was also a member of the 12"xir SIZE ociety of Automotive Engineers, NCAA OFFICIAL SIZE New York. •• Surviving are a son, William Davis of Jacksonville, Fla.; three Basketball Backboards daughters, Mrs. Oscar Rose of Long Branch, Mrs. Ernest Wel- Ier of Lyndhurst and Mrs, Stan- PKG. OP 4 ley Prusek, with whom he Hved; two sisters, Mrs. George Duch- ardt of Rutherford and Miss Ve- i dea Davids of Bayside, L.I.; COLONIAL DESIGN three grandchildren, and eight great-grandchildren. COMBINATION The funeral was Saturday in HOOP AND NET ONLY 4.00 the Diffily Funeral Home, Ruther- ALL WHITE ford. ALUMINUM HMvy CMttfrucHen for many yam «f hard utt. VINCENT F. PANTINI NAVESJNK - Vincent F. Pan- tini, 40, of Central Ave., died DOORS u mm "DM" PIKIMU liwilry Friday in Riverview Hospital. (liunn. ZJJtmli. Employed by Allen Industries, 2dlOT»mli.T(llm Rahway, Mr. Pantini was born in Bayonne, son of the late Mr, and Mrs. Vincent J. Pantini. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. When you glv* Bulova this Christmas - you give Marjorie Gilman Pantini; six MtE-HUNG—COMPLETE WITH pride. You will be proud of the quality, depend- children, Vincent J. Pantini, sta- ability, styling and preitlfle In Bulova watchcraft. tioned with the Navy in Norfolk, HARDWARE—INSTALLATION Come In now - while our Bulova selection Is Va.; Mrs. Marjorie Kalkhoven of OPTIONAL complete/Let our Watch Experts show you the this place, and Paula Ann, Stev- excellence that makes Bulova to special at en J., Susan Marie and Michael Christmas. M. Pantini, all at home, and one grandson. HEAVY DUTY For yew own u»«, do n lulovi do»i Services will be held at 10:30 rtly on in Autherlnd Gulov* lawiln, a.m. tomorrow in The Posten Fu- Wien you know what makes i neral Home, Atlantic Highlands, WORKBENCH witch tick, you'll buy a Bulova. with Rev. Gilbert Fell, pastor of FOR THE MAN Navesink Methodist Church, of- OF THE HOUSE Divided Payments ficiating. Burial will be in Bay View Cemetery, Leonardo. • • Lay-away t or a small deposit > MRS. PETER DeRIDDER BLACK & DECKER will hold any item 'til HOWELL TOWNSHIP - Mrs. I wanted. Bella DeRldder, 81, of 21 Aid-| •**•« cm, crowi mi ridge Dr. died Saturday at home ] POWER and HAND TOO1S nyttil ir« Intact. after a long illness. She was the widow of Peter [ MAKE FOR IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS DeRidder. LARGE SELECTION ON HANOI Born in Paterson, she resided |j here 10 years. WE FINANCE YOUR Mrs. DeRldder was a member of People's Park Reformed || 72 BROAD ST. Church, Paterson. PURCHASE: ONE-STOP RED BANK Surviving are her son, Bert De-|| UU. Rldder, with whom she resided; SHOPPING FOR ALL YOUR BROADWAY, three grandchildren, and five|| Sri-'VICf AND QUAl LONG BRANCH great-grandchildren. (Corner Id) The Vander Plaat Memorial II 15 50. BRIDGE AVE 741*2121 MODERNIZATION MATERIALS Jewelers Home, Paramus, Ji in charge of [| RED BANK arrangement*. us. nau G0SEL NEUSCH Monday, Dec ft HJr Sends 3 Men To Reformatory 16 Highway VATCgUNG - Un. Eftun* Obituaries Gebel Hewdi('»,ormS J II ttm Or, died fttferdty in Brook :j WtiOET*-AC&rt«ni««««i* ;| 4, * ( JOCKMD «• HOPKINS CWSJXA, «ft«r « J»« to lot « year lor will be the W*blight at a V*-.J\ Hlness. to Ithe delinquency of * minor. Comie KEANSBURG ~ Richard M. eral jneeting of th« Cove Road Born in New' York .Citry, Mrs. ##lfaa d FoteFoster,, JWWn St., Farm TKENItW -Six iount. Hopkins, 50, of JB Sbadpide Ave., School Parent-Teacher gtate wa fintf f 100 and wa« Saturday Neuter, had lived in PialnfieW ngtate, was fintf f 100 and wa« &nU wre f|nt class died Saturday in James Ewing tlon, In the school tonight at" ilaced on probation for two yean of tj,e state Highway Department Monnwuth Center. and'Jersey City. She was a mem- .: • . . county Jail for aix. monthsijor 1 Hospital, New York. g o'clock. \Jf 9 wereJRobert Schier- possession of, a concealed map- !or'canutt abuse. jMaintenanc- • • • e -Foreman !. Aeade• • - He was bom here and had re- ber of the Order of the Eastern Ervin L. Copeland, Westslde my which graduated Friday Jn tided here all hit lite. Born in New York City, he was A program will lie presented " • Ave., Red Bank, was fined $50 the ooa of the late Richard M. Stir, the Ladies 'Auxiliary of theby the first grades of Mis* Rose- * p- Freehold, charged with a similar West Mr. Flavin was "a retired car- ^.M_ _-_ A _. ^.i_L_* _ • _ ...» .a*.. tor altering the date of birth .on and {Catherine Brereton Hopkins. Grand Army of the Republic, mary Crimaldi, Miss Ellabeth ;f: .The two-week course was totenter. hit. driver'* license. sharpen the foremen's supervi- He was a lifetime summer res- St. Mary's Guild of Christ Hos- LaForge and Mrs. Gloria Christ- ~ He was a member of Star of Helen Barrett Smith, Bridge sory skills through use of mod- ident here and had lived here on pital *nd foe Sons and Daugh- ensen. It was announced that the^>t Ave., Red Bank, was put on pro-em management and industrial the Sea Catholic Church and ana permanent basis nine years. organization's Christmas gift to,, ,-r honorary member of-Independent ters of liberty, ell of Jersey bation (or two years for atro- engineering techniques, It- was the school children will be a mag-, >if ^ cious assault and battery. rire Company.' ' Mr. Hopkins was a World City.., organized by the training .section War II Air Corps veteran, having ic show. . ! ... . ii •• Surviving are a son, Robert J. of the department's personnel di- served as a staff sergeant In the Surviving are a son, Lt. Col. Tickets now are 'available for ' -- * vision. Flavin, here; three daughters, Pacific war zone. He Was a Harry G. Drapeau, U.S.A.F. re- the dinner dance In the Crystal -:ri Mrs. Dorothy Callahan and Mrs. Officiating at the ceremony member of the Keansburg VFW tired, of Middletown, and a broth- Brook Inn, Rt. 35, Eatontown, on •;; Pair Hurt Gladys Hayes, here, and Mrs. were Jack F. Andrews, director post and a member of the Inter- Saturday evening, Jan. 28. Mrs. . ••- Mildred Van Brunt of West Long er, Edward Geisel of Long Val- of maintenance and equipment, national Brotherhood of Operat- Thomas Flaherty and Mrs. Mta.-nt.£ Jranch; a sister, 'Mrs, Anna ley. lln Collision and Joseph A. Combs,'director of ing Engineers, New York Local tin Kiely are in charge of the ,--,-, O'Neil, here, and three grand, '.MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Two pe™onnel. He was associated, with John J. Private services will be in theticket sale. They have adopted ,..„_. children. the slogan "Pay now, eat later" •;'.•.- persons were injured in an auto Classes were held mornings, Ryan Home for Funerals, here. Higgins Home for Funerals, accident yesterday afternoon on afternoon's, and occasionally eve- A Requiem Mass will be of- for the dinner dance. This slogan.—;- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Plainfield, tomorrow at 8 p.m. (lioyd Rd. at Church St., police nings. The 40 foremen attending fered tomorrow at 8 a.m. at Our serves to advertise the easy pay-.H were housed at the training site. Lady Stir of the Sea Catholic Agnes Pennie Hopkins, and a ment plan being offered for the ... reported. sister, Mrs. Virginia Anderson of The course included sessions Church. Interment, under the di- here, at 11 a.m. Wednesday, with purchase of tickets to the affair. _ _;; They were identified as Jose- Brooklyn, N.Y. phlne Hoffmann, M, of 150 Idle- «n organizations, planning lead. rection of the Flock Funeral Rev. Richard Schwarte officiat- Merchandise stamps are being .. accepted to be turned into'.""_ brook La., Strathmore, and Mey- ershlp, work scheduling, goal de- Home, will be In Woodbine Cem- Services' will be held in the ing. Burial will be in Bayview e? Karp, 65, of Arlington. Jtoth velopment, on-the-]ob training, etery, Oceanport. John J. Ryan Home for Funerals, cemetery Middletown. awards. were treate• d- fo- f- bruises and communications, performance .. ..-.„—..... , , - ..-. -.._ j- | - • •_ abrasions and from evaluation, labor relations, con- Perth Amboy General Hospital, structive discipline, and decision police said. making. FMONMOUTH MEATS • ^either of th» drivers, Mrs. Instructors were professional Hoffmann nor Edith Karp, 57managemen, t consultants and of- V: iiOMaiIIOMOR. St. I IJMoinSf13 Mot* St.. I Iimeb Aw. of Arlington, were given sum-ficials of {he Department of Civil Rtdtank I EoloRtowR I Uttk Sllnr monses, pending further investi- Service and the Department of 741-5292 542-0743 | 741-5350 gation. Law and Public Safety. The county men were Marvin Amory, Belmar; Stanley Coon, LEAN, FRESH Three Injured, Morganville; Odis C. Downs, Mlddletown; Paul T. Hendrlck- Christmas It the time when men are most In 2 Accidents son, West Belmar; LeRoy F. Malsbury, Freehold,/and Russel thankful for J. Kridel'i ladies' shop, the. Corner. 59 RED BANK — Three people,] 1 mm am one a pedestrian, suffered minor Trelber, Neptune., injuries Saturday in two acci-lj dents on Shrewsbury Ave., near West Bergen PI. Police reported that King John-|| Save $S6 to $108 on Pool Table Fun for the Whole family! son, 26, 243 Shrewsbury Ave., said he backed out of the Polar II Cub parklng.lot at 2:50 a.m. and I was traveling south on->Shrews-1 bury Ave. when he was struck by I a car driven by Larry Fornicola, I 17 Jewen 17 Jew* 17 Jamb 37, 664 Buttonwood PI., J-ongll lOKjold Salf-windlnj Self-wliidtfis Branch, who also was traveling || MAM •49,95 578.00 south. Pool A passenger in Mr. Johnson's II So haixJsome...so deslredl When you give a car, Herbert Womack, 22, 52II 12 shopping days 'til Christmas... a small deposit holds your selection 'til Dec. 15! l| Bulova,you're giving happiness!Choosefrom Harding Rd., suffered facial cuts. II elegant 1967 styles Mr. Johnson complained of chest I pains. They were treated and I released from Riverview Hospl-1 Aryw «n uti, «o n aum fen, tal. m> M n Auttorlnd Mm JNWI«. Mr. Johnson was charged withlj driving without a license by Pa-| trolman Donald R. Patterson. Police reported that at 3 p.m. a II car driven by Cynthia Powell,! 27, 76 Cherry St., New Shrews- bury, struck Carrie Wood, 72, 242 West Bergen PI., as she attempt- ed to cross Shrewsbury Ave. II Miss Wood complained of pains I in her left leg and right elbow. II She was treated and released^ from Riverview Hospital. No summons was Issued pend- ing investigation' by Patrolman || •a.- Raymond Pattfrton. thrhtmus delivery guaranteed

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So The Talker came over and eased himself tatOjfte.'CMt and flapped his tongue, like a loose sole on a shoe." "• */ nouncement of a $5.3 billion reduction What's more, he has let it be known He didn't talk fast. Or nervomly.' Ju$t in federal non-defense programs is illu- that he will not call off or substantially incessantly. He was a big handsome man,' sory but, worse than that, it is only a slow down the war on poverty, the with blue eyes and Hair like ^K drop in the bucket as compared with argument being that we aren't going to mourning veil. He played (he " steadily rising expenditures. The grow- finance) a war in Viet Nam at the ex- as though it were ft tuna. He • and told me to give Urn five, \\ ing disparity between federal income pense of the nation's needy. Besides, We had never met before, ...... , _ and outgo presents him with difficult there isn't enough money in the domes- the second, but he knew me because tack decisions which must be made soon. tic war to finance the one in Viet Nam. home his wife is a fan of mint. He buM Either he must raise taxes and cut Nor can the shooting war be financed off and belted a banana bell beyond" tin ladies' tee. His game was off, he MkVM. spending or he must abandon any pre- through the growth of revenues in an ause had in a on nUl vtM l tense of bringing the budget under con- expanding and dnflated economy. BISHOnrainpP btaef« tha"«n to "*a8k wha« "t tt|ngg ' , *?**, trol and damping down inflation. * * * Come to think Of it, I seldom said anything but yet,. *n£ The soundest proposals for dealing twice he tried to choke that down to a nod. The good thlruj The President's reported savings in about "The talker's monologue is that he chirruped right this year's budget will actually amount with this rather desperate fiscal situa- ; through my 'shots, but stopped for his. This was thoughtful. to only $3 billion and even that is de- tion have come from the Committee for * * * ceptive since $1.1 billion of it is in high- Economic Development, an influential THROUGH THE 421-YARD fourth and the 181>yard way funds which are outside the regu- group of business leaders which has fifth, I got a dissertation on his wife, who thinks he's adorable. said: -'. - ----._....__..__.-.. ."Last 'year," jiejaid, ^she spent seven big ones for dottes.-. lar administrative budget. As against 'But) what the hell, a man has to dress~*em right, hsy~MlT. that "saving," spending in this fiscal "We recommend, therefore, that expendi- tures and ttx decisions should be made by Bishop? My wile heeds four trunks for an overnight hikeV! year is expected to soar by about $20 the new Congress early next year that would On the sixth, a dogleg left, he suddenly felt that we had billion from the fiscal year ended last yield a surplus In excess o! » billion it, known each other for years and told me about his girl fritnd. Ugh employment and toe price level now A show girl, of course. "Lovely girl," he said cumkUy,^ June 30. That is because the war in • "Strictly for kicks. Costs me a bundle, but a smart operator Viet Nam is costing a great deal more - prevailing. This surplus should be provided by reduction in government expenditures, but trades 'em in each year." than anyone was willing to foresee. to the extent that sufficient expenditure re- He got the bottom part of a five Iron on the top part of * * * duction is not achieved the surplus must be the ball and it hopped into a trap. Here he did something provided by an Increase In revenues. Such unusual: a four-wood explosion shot. It didn't come off, but' Since no end of the war is in sight, additional revenues should be raised' by an his wrists did: He got on in seven and told me to mark him' , and since the chances of reducing or across-the-board Increase In taxes limited to for one more stroke than I got. even stabilizing its costs seem remote, one year." "Got things on my mind," he said, taking in a deep breath and exhaling as though it were illegal. "I bought a the, President simply must find the The amount of, a tax increase small electronics company near Brocton for six hundred and money to finance it. Where will he find needed cannot be estimated until more eighty thousand, and now. my lawyers tell me that my parent ways to save? He isn't going to find is known about how much the govern- company can't buy components from it" A rich man, I notice, - always has a lawyer in the plural. many in the present budget because as ment proposes to spend next year. But * * * he said, "The largest portion of the already there is talk about an astro- In fact, he sometimes, announced that "we" ought to hit Federal budget involves national de- nomical budget in the range of $135 Sylvia Porter: Your Money's Worth a seven iron from 160 yards out,'but settled for a foiir. He fense and expenditures over which we" billion to $140 billion forN fiscal asked me what kind of money a writer makes. I figured it, have no control, such as interest on the 1968. That makes action of the sort would serve him right if I told him, but when I started to public debt, veterans assistance pay- speak, he was off on a little jet plane he wanted to buy so advocated by the CED all the more .that he could get around to his various businesses. ' ments, agricultural price supports and persuasive. Our Unbalanced Boom . KHe almost bought an old honorable hotel near 34th Street, . When this month ends, our cost of living must buy to live. New York, but "it's a fleabag and I had other things to dp almost surely will ben running almost or It would be powerful ammunition in the with the two million three they were asking." Like buying The County's Golf Course actually 4 per cent above the level of De- hands of labor leaders who will be negotiat- golf balls, for example. He dropped four in the lake on the cember, 1965. ing wage increases next year. • eighth and he was so mad I thought he was going to drain . It through a straw. • The Board of Freeholders deserves county park there. The board is ex- This forecast cannot be confirmed (or. • , * " * 1 wanted to say: "Mister, this Is an. impossible game. commendation for following through pected to be reimbursed the full disproved) until late Janu- ITS NOT HARD to explain, my 4 per ary, when the Consumer It's the only one where you must stand the Way you don't on the proposal to establish a county amount by state Green Acres and fed- cent prediction and Washington experts with trice Index for December' whom I've checked admit it's a fair forecast. ' want to, hold, the weapon awkwardly, swing like a scullery golf course. eral Open Spaces grants. will be released. But all In October, our cost of living already maid with a broom, and not look up to see what happened." But The Daily Register, as our readers Growing Monmouth County is tak- that need happen is a con- was running 3.7 per cent ahead of October, he was busy borrowing three new balls from me, so I didn't tinuation of the rate of rise get my speech off the roof of my mouth. know, has advocated creation of a ing the proper steps today to estab- 1965. ..•'.. in most 1966 months to Now it's a virtual certainty that housing At the ninth, he was 62, calling it 47, and he had bought public golf course for a long time. lish a first-rate parks and recreational bring our CPI into the 4 (including rents) has become more costly and sold a freight hauling business.' He also had a steak .The freeholders have worked "diligent- program. The county's park system al- per cent range—and this is since October. In every year since 1946, the house in San Antonio, but this was a hobby. "I don't Care if fly to find a good location and to set ready is providing great enjoyment to a reasonable assumption housing index has been higher in December it never makes a dime. I just love that place." for the final months. up a financing program. area residents—and we know the same than in October. ;" * * •• ' A 4 percent rise in 12 ' It's a. certainty that the costs of health ON THE 175-YARD twelfth, he drove an apartment house The board, at a meeting last week, will be true of the golf course, once it PORTER months would represent the and recreation have continued to go up. The on the right, missing the windows. He said it didn't count adopted a $460,000 bonding ordinance is developed. steepest jump in our cost of living since the string of increases in this vital category in because it was a "casual" apartment house, so he hit another to buy park land—including the golf The time is now to insure that Korean war phase IS years ago. It would the fall months has been unbroken for years..' that caromed off the rest room and almost made the green. be twice the rate of rise from 1964 to1965 . course. The site; 289 acres along the Monmouth County will have the neces- Apparel prices surely will be higher by It was a flfie shot, just the way he priyed.ll^ • It would mean (hat: fir-end. These are big.months for clothing • ' By the sixteenth, he was panting like an old mountain upper Manasquaa River in He-well sary land available for parks and rec- * V'1''••'" * "; •"• *i "Mi and they have firmed every fall lion with curare darts in his belly. We were buddies, and he, .Township, would cost $275,000. The reational purposes, the freeholders THE DOLLAR WHICH bought you 100 "In recent years. asked me why I waste my time with a typewriter when I could "ordinance also provides for buying two realize this—and it is to their credit cents of goods and services at the start of * * * be in-business, buying and selling everything for millions. I four-putted that green. • other tracts, totaling 44.3 acres, in that they are acting to take care of 1966 will be buying you. only 96 cents worth. FOOD PRICES are fluctuating around After a disastrous eighteenth, I drove him back to the , Holmdel Township for enlarging the this vital need. of the same goods and services at the end. their all-time highs but there is no reason to The dollar which was worth 100 cents in expect ;any significant declines in the immedi- club and he kindly asked If I had a car. I said no. He said-, the marketplace in 1957-59 is worth less than ate' future to offset increases elsewhere. he'd drop me off at my house. Translated, this meant he had 87 cents now; the dollar which was worth .Transportation costs may remain in a a little more to say. , •<•, 100 cents in the marketplace in 1947-49 is narrow range but that's the most that can At the country club door, he demanded that Joe Fine Robert S. Allen, Paul Scott: Inside Washington worth less than 71 cents now; the dollar be anticipated today; • go back and get his clubs. This is Joe's job, so he did. On .which was worth 100 cents'in the market- ?Even.8. minor rise In the November index the double. When he came back, The Talker ordered, the place in 1939 is worth less ihan 42 cents now. - When It comes but and another minor rise in clubs into the trunk of his car. Then he looked at me. I stared —-Jtjmxdd. be undeniable inflation and_if the December index when it is-released—- —at him. — --T— '-"- liobby OK>diheBugs prices continued rising at a 4 per cent yearly and we're at or over the, 4 per cent mark. He reached for a dollar bill. "You got change?" he said pace, the dollar considered as worth 100 Next year, economists expect the pace of to Joe. The polite young man held up both hands. "No sir," WASHINGTON-Senator Robert Kennedy, and matters wherein human life might be at cents today would be worth only 67.6 cents upturn in living costs to be slower. But even he said. "That's all right." The Talker said. "I'll get you ai attorney general from 1961 to 1964, per- stake." a decade from today, only 45.6 cents two if the rate of rise is "only" in .the'2&3 per ' next time." ; sonally authorized in writing the use of elec- This official Justice Department admis- decades from today, a picayune. 14.1 cents cent range, this will be much larger than tronic listening devices by the FBI. sion covers Kennedy's entire tenure as at- a half century from today. the yearly Increases between 1958 and 1966. Recourse to such eavesdropping equip- torney general. It would be unmitigated bad news for We smeared our remarkable record for ment was approved — and From Our Readers • * * .*•'.'. the millions of elderly citizens living on fixed prolonged price stability this year—and by even encouraged—by Ken- TRICKY DISCLAIMER-Sollcitor General pensions and at the mercy of the-prices the so doing, we seriously unbalanced our entire nedy soon after he took of- Marshall submitted this revealing memoran- market dictates for goods and services they boom. fice and launched his wide- dum to the Supreme Court May 24, 1966. A ly fanfared "all-out war" Favors Loyalty Oath month later, June 26, in a nationally tele- against organized crime and 65 Lillian PI. vised interview, Kennedy blandly denied racketeering. In this drive, John Chamberlain: These Days ,. Middletown, N. J. Marshall's unequivocal admissions. the brother of the late To the Editor: President marshaled the Kennedy apparently felt free to contro- Re your editorial of Nov.- 28, in which you claim that a support of every important vert, the solicitor general by adroitly making loyalty oath (which requires Medicare applicants to disclaim federal investigative agen- use of a semantic opening unwittingly given A New Magic Word membership in Communist organizations so that they can cy. him by the newsmen. qualify for benefits) is pointless and insulting; I disagree with • ALLEN Throughout his more In their questions, they repeatedly used The magic word in Washington today is Ing whenever the bulldozers move in to raze you. than three years as head of the Justice the terms "wiretaps" and "wiretapping." "Comsat" Important people in both political old buildings. And in the poverty programs It is an insult to the taxpayers of this country to expect, Department, Kennedy was fully informed of They were clearly unaware that there is a parties are talking about a "Comsat-like" a lot of the money winds up in the hands them to contribute their hard-earned money for taxes to sup- the scope and effectiveness of the FBI's distinct technical difference between wlre- approach toward solving a whole host of of a new political and social service bu- port people who are not paying allegiance to mis country. electronic coverage of leading gangsters and 'taps and microphone-type listening devices public problems, from slum rehabilitation to reaucracy. The poor get their dole, but this I do not consider them the deserving elders of our national hoodlums. —such as the "bug" which the FBI Installed the control of pollution in does not turn them into productive members community. I think they should receive medical care If they Also known to Kennedy In Black's hotel room in 1963 and in the our streams, lakes and the of society. • , are needy, but they should be considered in a different cate- was that the Internal Reve- executive offices of Las Vegas' Desert Inn surrounding atmosphere. Forgetful of their criticism of "Com'saV gory from those who have spent a lifetime being loyal to their nue Service, Secret Service the year before In Kennedy's "war" against A "Comsat-like" ap the' "liberals" are now massing behind the Nation. • and other agencies were us- the underworld. preach means harnessing theory that "Comsat-like" corporations may the profit motive and pri- find it profitable to buy tax-delinquent slum After all, we are at war In Viet Nam, and our young men ing eavesdropping equip- Few laymen know or . understand this vate investment to the end buildings and rehabilitate them for lease or (some of whom, sadly we know, will never live to return to ment. difference. this country to someday claim any government benefits coming' Yet the militant liberal of cleaning up the environ- sale to low-Income families. And they look • Wiretaps are installed on phones or phone ment. This convergence of • forward to the day when private enterprise to them) are fighting against the principles advocated by com- New York senator 'has lines to overhear conversations. On the other munism. Why should the youth of our nation be asked"^40 maintained a wary and Left and Right in a.new associations will find a profit In turning sew- hand, microphones, of the type used in the consensus is not without its age into useful soil, or reclaiming Industrial sacrifice their lives fighting against the principles supported tightlipped silence in the . Black and Desert Inn cases, are 'listening by Communist organizations, if their members at home are furore over "bugging" and CHAMBERLAIN ironies. The shorthand word wastes as salable chemicals, or, in making devices which may be attached to a wall, "Comsat" refers, of course, new customers by transforming the environ- coddled under our national poilcy? , wiretapping. In one in- hidden in furniture or otherwise concealed Very truly yours, stance, when questioned by newsmen, he to the Communications Satellite Corporation ment in which businesses function. in a room. They are neither .designed nor which was created some two years ago to * * . * Mrs. Clifford C. Herdman resorted to a semantic dodge to deny author- intended to monitor telephone conversations. izing or knowing about such operations. link the nations of the world by putting a ONE OF THE LEADERS in the "Comsat satellite aloft to serve as a relay station for This despite the fact that the official approach," Secretary of Commerce John T. Cynic's Corner TV shows and transoceanic telephone calls. Connor, is now emerging as the "prophet" By Interlandi record flatly and unequivocally contradicts After considerable debate "Comsat" was or- Urn. of a new dispensation. In a recent speech in- ganized on a private enterprise basis, with . augurating the Hill and Knowlton series of . This Indisputable evidence is detailed in 6- MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1966 the common stock owned by > the public lectures on business-government relations at the "Supplemental Memorandum" Solicitor and by certain established communications the American University In Washington; Con- General Thurgood Marshall filed with the KM! Broa4 St., Red Budt, N. 1. companies. Kit «t. 39, Middlelown, N. J. nor hailed the idea of letting private enter- Supreme Court in response to its request 30 Eut Main St., Freehold, N. I. The "liberals" set up a terrific howl that prise carry the ball in this matter of "public, for additional information regarding the mi- 179 Broadmr,. Lonr Branch, N. J. Comsat should have been formed as a wholly problem solving." '* crophone installed in lobbyist Fred Black's Ealaft. inn hr John H. Coon »nd ITwiry Clij state-owned enterprise. Letting private in- Well, it was only yesterday that Wash- hotel suite. Marshall's document states: rnblbhed b> The Bed Bank Beiiatar,, Incorporated vestors In on It, they said, amounted to ington rumor mills had it that Connor was M, HAItOLD KELLY, Pnblliher "robbing" the people of their heritage. But on his way out, The election returns seem Arthur Z. Kaunln, Editor "RECORDS OF ORAL and written com- Comsat promises to become "the pie in the to have changed air that. If he resigns In roomae 1. my WUilaun F. Sandlor* the near future, it will be because he wants munications within the Department of Justice KxecuUvt Editor ABioctaU Sdltor sky that Is really there." It has been effi- Prank W. Harbour Cfcarlea A. Jofitutas cient, despite some quarrels over priorities to resign, not because he Is being forced out. reflect concern by attorneys general and Wddletowa Bureau Mar, the director of the Federal Bureau of Inves- Freehold Burttu JUr, with the old-line vcommunlcatlons companies One prediction has It that Lyndon John- Hemter of the AiwcUted Preii which are its part-owners, and It looks as eon is about to acknowledge the election re- tigation that the use' of listening devices by The Aiioclated Prwa In eiUHUd excluilvelr to the UII •gents of the government should be confined for republlcatltm of e,U the local nswl printed la thll though It would be well In the black for1967 . turns by running over the Republicans in his to a" strictly limited category of situations. newspaper aj yell aa all AP newa dlipatchei. * • • rush to the Right. But It doesn't really mat-i Hill newspaper aaiumei no rcaponslbllltlef for attte* ter who gets the credit for the spread of "Under departmental practice in effect menta of opinion In letters from Its readers, i MEANWHILE, THE STATIST approach "Comsat-type" thinking. Anything Is wel- Member of Araerlcnn Nrwnpapnr Tuhllnhprs ABIOC. for a period of years prior to 1963, and con- Member Audit Bureau of Clrmilnllun to slum clearance and the eradication of come that takes "public problem solving" tinuing Into 1965, the director of the Federal The Tied Bank Reglntcr, Inc., rtnminicn no financial environmental pollution have been a tre- out of the hands of bureaucrats and entrusts Bureau of Investigation was given authority responsibilities lur typographical errors In advertisements, but will reprint without clinrgo, dial part of nn advep mendous disappointment. "Public housing" It to people who must make a demonstration to approve the Installation of devices such tliement In which flm typographical error occurs. Adver- has become synonymous In many places with of profitable efficiency In order to justify tisers wilt plrnso notify the management Immediately of • as that in question for Intelligence (and not any error which may occur, "Negro removal." There have been marches' their existence. The conservative and liber- evidentiary) purposes when required in the tarians who have fought all along for the 'Why couldn't you have wrltton a book Subscription Prices In Advance . ' on city hall in various communities to pro- Interest of Internal security or national safe- Blnile coir at counter, 7 cental by mall, 10 cent* test the curious fact that middle-Income hous- "Comsat" idea can privately preen them- criticizin11 g the Warren Commission ty. Including orianlMd crime, kidnappings ing tendi to be fubitltuted fc* tow-rent bow •ejyes on victory. , . , report? ', ,',. )/• t*ti* Moda* item wHcb MWMWscIItaftrs ,

T« (be WtoR ' Taste to cUaskal «nusie.«s cert^nly « waiter of penooal I attach' fcento * copy of a letter I have seat to Congress- "A truth to WtilagWg bill with mom snarl than teeth 1m man James j.i Howard which I would appreciate your print- beea passed by Congren. In a 300 to t vota the House knocked taste. But here's one MAF* wo* out voluntary packaging standards." R. E- Reeder " , '*. , If the bill now represents "more snarl than teeth" it Weeded: Moral force My Dear Cbngressmin: would appear that your bark 1* louder than your bite. During.the recent campaign you obtained .considerable Yours very truly, Advertise in The Register mileage on the publicity put out by your campaign Jiead- Alfred F, Kate To Hie Editor: Conference Slated I • f At the. end flt World War tj, the United Nations was established, gut during the last 20 years It also failed to stop WEST LONG BRANCH - The t Mgue rf N ttm 10th annual Conference of Com- **?• £ ££ » «-*« BN wu designed to pr* munity Services for Monmouth Vant the building of a super-government, that" is' why the" veto by a single member of the security council can block County, "A dance Backward-A action. . s • Look Forward," will be held Wednesday, April 19, in the-HdlJ-j f :it teems we are no closer to a solution of Ola conflict day Inn. In Viet Nam. The main purpose of tbe UN it: To maintain The announcement was made at! International peace and security, and take effective, measures a meeting of tbt conference com-j EUSSILLES' mlttee in the home of the general] for the prevention and removal of threats to the peace,and ^ JVoimwAV Uoiinf I—An suppress acts of aggression. We have witnessed many ex- chairman, Mrs..Donald F. Me-' amples of collective action In the last 2D years, some of which Murray, Fair Hsveni •. IBBTV SB BROAD STBEET / MB BAM. KWIBJJL have been constructive, others have aot helped tbe cause Six workshops will be held un- " Of peace. •- -' ' • der the chainmanahip o{ Mrs. Willtomit: BUr,.Jr. of Fair is really needed is moral force aa well aV military' Haven. Members of her commit 36 Broad at-the-Clock force. It was said: In-time of war prepare for peace, and in tee include: Mrs. Phyllis Back- •S': • !"}'.'•* time of peace prepare for war. What la Important in the world over,'Monmouth County1 Welfare today is a, stronger force-moral. I believe moral force Is Board; Mrs. Harry Carlln, Mon- world opinion. For it must penetrate boundary lines and mouth, County, Organization tor "Iron curtains." Social Service; Mrs. Alton V, Evans, Family and Children's The concerted will of an oppressed people is. stronger Service; Mrs. Murray Guth, Na- than'any domestic police force. In fact, it absorbs the army tional Council of Jewish Women, when the crisis comes. The records show many a revolution Greater Red Bank Section; Tiiom- r ••• has liberated a long-suffering people. We know that Com- as Lynch, coordinator of lite mi- munist Intrigue and subversion respect no borders. \ grant project of the Fan% and It's Our Children's Service; and Mrs. Har- Sincerely ry Milt, Monmouth Sounty Mental ;' - , Martin Fredericks Health-Association.

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rmcES tfHCTivt THRU TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13th throughout N. Y. CITY (««.PI no E. J8ih si.), WIST. . CHHTtH. IONO ISLAND and NEW JERSEY l.xt.pl FLAINfltlD, WE3IFI81D, IUZABETH and HACKEN1ACK). Wf MMm III. tljhl 10 limit flu»»ll!i«i. Not rtlnonilbUh r tvooorooHtol arrqri. , • 320IHIRJ AVE., LONG BRANCH \,' ROUTE 36 and FIRST AYE., ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Auxiliary U.S. Efforts MissPettii nstalls, Slate In Vietnam tmm VANS. ~'m, o. t, Garden Club Members 1 Core Pettit at W$ efcjr, «d, Al- He t» the «os of Mr. U-Mn, fred S. Pettit Jr.. 37.West.MaIn DaneU S. Miller, of Harrisburg, e Long Branch PuMte Worthwhile St, Freehold, announce the en- Nursing Auxiliary tt.lftL , Compete in Show OAKHURST - The United gagement of their daughter, Miss A June wedding Is planned.' annual dues-paying luncheon ... •- States, current Involvement in Roberta Helen Pettit, to DMiss Pettit, a graduate of St. Did Orchard Country Club. ' ;t FAIR HAVEN — The Garden tractively ^wrapped Christmas Vietnam "is one of the most Rose High School, Belmar, Is an tjther new officers who will Club of Fair Haven held its tra-package. worthwhile programs the U. S. art major at Jersey City State serve for two-year terms are Miss ditional Christmas meeting at the has ever conducted," an Army Artist Speaks College. She is the granddaugh- Margaret M. Kelly, vice chair- •. • Horticulture awards given for ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Episcopal Church Parish House the finest holly specimens and chaplain recently returned from mm! Mrs. Clarence -Plant* rfe .; the- area told members of the To Clubwomen David Doreof Asbury Park, and here Wednesday. collection of shrubs best suited 1 cording secretary, and Mrs. ? A club flower show, "Christ- Shore Area Women's Republican RED BANK - "What Is Art the late Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Gardiner Klein, corresponding for Christmas decorations were as Pettit ST., Freehold. She is a mas at 'Home," In which all mem- follows: Mrs.' H. E. Borneman Club at a meeting here. was the topic of Sea Bright ar- secretary. Mm. Edgar Loam bers participated, was Judged by tist Mari Weir at a meeting of member of the Garden State will continue as treasurer.. •-•• first; Mrs. Maloolm Specht, sec- The speakerr'Col. Daniel 0. Skating Club and has represent- Mrs. Arthur G. Huson and Mrs. Wilson, served as staff chaplain the Evening Membership Depart- ond, and Mrs. Edgar Denise, hon ment, Red Bank Woman's Club, ed her dub in South Atlantic and Mrs. Norman G. Becker^ out- ;; WilUud Somervllle. Arrangements orable mention. to the U. S. Army in Vietnam. going chairman, presented her , included fireplace and mantle here in the clubhouse. Mid-Atlantic dance competitions "We did not choose the battle- and has been awarded silver annual report on the year.s^c- - decorations, entrance hall, coffee A short business meeting was field," he said, "the Communists Mrs. Weir, who holds a BA in held with Mrs. Willard Gabel pre- medals by the United States Fig- Jvlties. She was presented With . table, open house buffet and did and there could be peace in art education from Pennsylvania an inscribed circlet pin in appre- kitchen arrangements. First place siding. The budget for the year ure Skating Association.' She also was approved. It was announces Vietnam tomorrow i>•f th"•-e Com"— - State University and an MA in was en Eastern's competitor, ciation for her services. . •ward went to Mrs. Grover Cul- munists wanted it. If we pull out, art education and fine arts from •haw; second, Mrs. James Pat- that plans are going jorward Mr. Miller is an alumnus of During a business session fol- ... for spring planting at the Rumas -they suggest, the Communists fiie university, is represented by ton, and third, Mrs. Herman No- will start the same invasion In the Peanut Gallery in Philadel- Susquehanna Township High towing the luncheon, Mrs. Philip weck. son-Fair Haven High School. A School and Thompson Instititute, Shaheen was re-appointed public-,. -, silver collection was taken to as Laos, Cambodia and other South phia, and her fceramic craft is Harrisburg. He Is a member of : Christmas gifts were exchanged east Asian countries." shown in The Niche in Red Bank. tty chairman. '•-< sist with Christmas decoration the Skating Club of Lake Placid, A bus trip Is tentaUvely sched- j and a prize was given to Mrs. for the Holmdel Nursing Home. Col. Wilson called the men Mrs. Thomas Golladay, welfare Noel J. Latard for the most at- N.Y., the Hershey (Pa.) Figure uled as the auxiliary's next pro--T serving in Vietnam "the forgot chairman, reported that a fami- Skating Club, and is director of ten vanguards- of liberty." ly received a Thanksgiving din- ect Mrs. Anthony T.Woolley will . skating at the Cambria County announce definite plans at the ,:;, "I call them that," he ex- ner from the membership, and War Memorial in Johnstown, plained, "because I feel that'the arrangements are being made next meeting on Feb. 7 at the -t WINTER CRUISE? for a family to receive a Christ- Mr. Miller, a double Gold Med Health Center.—- u_—'_L people of this—country-are not alist in dance and frea skating Eaioy Hie wmny dimes In luxury? Accommodations •with' the program: There are mas dinner. awarded by the United States Fig- 1 le fit your budget Call today for complete Infer- more men in Vietnam now than A Christmas cookie 'swap will ure Skating Association, was DOLLS FOR MCOSS — Mrs. N. H, Hobbie, left. Fair Garden Club Plans ] there were in Korea and before take place at the American home South Atlantic champion in dance motion. long there will be even more." department meeting tomorrow at Haven, eircl» chairman of rh» United Presbyterian Christmas Party -< for three years. Eastern junior : During rest and recreation pe- 8:15 p.m. in the home of Mrs. figure skating champion and a Women, prewnts dolls to Mn. William R- Opie, Holm- ATLANTIC HfcHtANDS - '% Tfertljiritu Short Oravtt^4fnh-AtdactaH»m riods, he reported, servicemen Vincent Lawrence, Rumson. Se- The Garden Club will hold Its - • " _ . • pitmanii•-.••)I TrawTMIMlI County Organization for Social Service-, for distribution Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury. : - ' VDMMlt Trml Anwloan Trawl AJtncy ON MANEUVERS The board will meet Jan. 23 In the clubhouse at 8:15 p.m. 741-308O 775-8100 USS NEWPORT NEWS - Fire- Mr. Miller is the grandson of to needy families. The dells war* dr«t«d for the Christ- Two new members weri; wel- . .^ enroll Trawl Attain) Park Trml Mrvln The next meeting is slated for man Stewart Caldwell, son of Mr. Mrs. C. W. Kempner, Newport, inas project by .members of all the circle* of the First corned at the club's meeUng,here .„ 741-6500 775-0050 Feb. 6 when Mrs. Peyton Wheel- Pa., and the late Mr. Kempner, In die f4re house. They are1 Mrs. ;^ and Mrs. John J. Caldwell of 840 er Jr. will speak on cut glass. Presbyterian Church, Red Bank. ,; ______River Rd., Fair Haven, N. J., is and of the late Mr. and Mrs Clarence Marvin and Mrs. Charles ., Mrs. Lawrence G. Hoyt Jr. pre-Edgar Miller, Salisbury, Pa. Mr, Campanula. , . -;-; on maneuvers aboard this U.S. sided in the absence of Mrs. Mi- Miller's father is vice president Navy ship in the mid-Atlantic the club decorated and Installed ,^ chael Raffeirty. The speaker was of the Maryland Casualty Insur- Christmas trees on First Ave. o! ., WANT YOUR HOME and Caribbean Sea, as part of introduced by Mrs Wilder ance Company of Harrisburg. "LANTFLEX-66," the largest Music Group Chooses the borough. The membership al- .. BEAUTIFUL? oomposite training exercise for so is malting corsage and bou- t,, the U.S. Atlantic fleet this year. tonniers torpatient s In a local • -. nursing home. These will be pre- .., W. A. CROZIER COMPLETES COURSE Tahitian Hdiday Theme sented on their individual birth-,. FORT HAMILTON, N. Y. - hhrtan «d dtcoraton~af Una hamn In tin, EATONTOWN — The music distributed to husbands'of mem days. Chaplain (Capt.) John A. Gunder bers. Mrs. Leon RomlnskH chair RUMOR, Uttta Sllmr, Mr Haven, Red Bank, son 76 Country ,Club Rd., E* i« department of the Woman's Com- jmunity Club, under the chair- man of the Public Welfare de- Mlddktewa artai for two atMraHom. tontown, N. J., has completed partment, announced a Christ a military chaplain orientation imanship of Mrs. Albert Carelll, NOW ACCEPTING INTERIOR WORK ORDERS was in charge of the program at mas basket will be. given to course at the Army Chaplain needy family. FOR JAN., FEB., MAR. — 747-3403 School.here. the last meeting on the theme, 'Tahitian Holiday." . • The American home depart Club members and guests were ment will meet Dec. 21. Sid'i asked to attend hi Tahitian dress Beauty Parlor will present a prc The Seminary Singers, sang gram, on hair styling. South Seas selections and Christ Mrs. Anthony Iacpplno, pre mas songs, Christmas gifts were dent, announced the appointment of Mrsi Theodore Evert as com- • • • munity improvement' chairman Fun to Embroider for a two-year term. Mrs. John Smock and Mn. A 821 bert Carelll announced the acrii for a show to be • presented li Wool Skirts April is almost complete. Parti will be distributed in early Jan- uary and rehearsals will begin and Matching early March. Mrs. Walter Whitaker was w corned Into *e dub by Mrs,'Vin- Shetland cent Orgo. Hostesses for the evening wer Mr. and Mrs. George Guldner Sr. Mrs. Andrew Becker, chairman; Cardigans Mrs. Arthur Hamelburg,' Mrs .Harold.Hardman, Mrs. Rober Win, Mrs. D. H. KaUfmani Mark 50th Anniversary Mn. Ralph Keevll, Mrs. Thomi OCEAN GROVE — Mr. and tended a housewarming party In Laugesen, and Mrs. Will! Mrs. George F. Guldner Sr., the home of Mr.' and Mrs. Ca- Greenwood, Ocean Grove Motor Inn, former- mara. ly of Winding Way, Little Sil- Mr. and Mrs. Guldner. were ver, celebrated their 80th wed- married in 1916 on Thanksgiving ding anniversary Thanksgiving Day in Christ Church, Belleville, Day at a family dinner party where they lived before moving in Shadowbrbok, Shrewsbury. to Little Silver. Mr. Guldner re- Their children attending were tired April 30, 1956 after being Mr. and Mrs. Walter. George employed for 50W years at Worth- Guldner of Little Falls; Mr, andington Corporation, Harrison, Mrs, George F. Guldner Jr. and where he was manager of pur- Sophisticated, Smartness their .two jchildren;.Jeffrey and chases for the Harrison works. Catherine of Bethlehem, Pa., and the couple are cbmmuhicants with, .. • Mr. and Mrs. Antony 'Camara of St. John's Episcopal Church, Little Silver. Mrs. Guldner is an Rural Relaxation and daughters Karen and Susan,: Oceanport. active- member of the Ladles Guild. The couple also have a son, Dale Guldner, who is a Senior Citizens 12 LINDEN PL RED BANK sophomore at the University of Miami. Name Chairmen Add a touch or charm to you After the dinner the UNION BEACH — Fred W. Jhegroup^at- Summers, president of the Union linens, clothes .with quick, color- Beach Senior Citizens Organiza- ful stitches. tion, named chairmen of new Bring Spring closer — — braider (lower motifs on linens, Christmas Shop LIKE HAVING YOUR CAKE and EATING IT, TOO committees at a meeting here in 1 its new clubhouse, 903 Union Ave. baby's and child's clothes. Pat- They are George i Jackson tern 821: sixteen motifs 4%"4'^' A DIVIDEND PAYING . house; Mrs. Laura Leona, enter- o 5"x5". Pleasant Valley Nursery tainment; Walter M. Black, pub- Thirty-five cents in coins for ROUTE 34 COLTS NECK each pattern — add 15 cents for licity; Mrs. Ebba Nelson and Vt mile south 0! Freehold Rd. , m ' Mrs. Hildie Bllisen, sick and wel-each pattern for lst-class mail- Open Dally 8 to 6; Sun.» to 5 - Call4«H2M Shadow Lawn fare. ing and special handling. Send . Mrs. Leone is in charge ot the to Laura Wheeler, (The Dally INDOOR & OUTDOOR DECORATIONS club's Christmas party which will Register), Needlecraft Dept., Box • Pine Cones • Greens • Wreaths • Roping CHRISTMAS be held tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. 161, Old Chelsea Station, New • Ribbon * Candles • Styrofoam Forms in the clubhouse. Refreshments York, N.Y. 10011. Prkft Pattern • Live and Cut Trees • Stocking Stutters Number, Name, Address, Zip. will be served. • Imported Ornaments | 1967 SUCCESS! Our new Nee. CLUB The club was represented by aksafesd WITH THIS COUPON 16 members at the Monmouth dlecraft Catalog sparkles with County Senior Citizen's Associa- the Best of Everything — smart- 300 FT. ROLL OF tion held in Long Branch Nov. 30. est knit, crochet fashions, af- ghans, quilts, embroidery, toys Satin Ribbon gifts. 200 designs. -2 free pat- 25 terns. Hurry, send 25c. Choice of red or green. 12 Unique Quilts from famous A 3.25 value. WITH THIS American museums. Send 50c Good While Supply Lasts couroM for Museum Quilt Book No. 2 Valuel Quilt Book No. 1 - six teen comolete patterns. 50c.

Service Delicatessen LUCY'S Departments NOW AT ASBURY PARK One Day CLIFFWOOD TUESDAY ONLY FREE GIFT DEAL WOOL MELTON, ZIP-OUT LINING will b« pr«nnt«d til whs join now. LITTLE SILVER WMI. ttay lait, «if attracfiva Holiday Tabla Sat, with a donn aach pUca LONG BRANCH mall, mpkim, and eoattsri In Chfllt- BENCH mai moiif and gift boxtd. PORT MONMOUTH RARITAN TOWNSHIP SHREWSBURY WARMERS SUPER Bridge Ave. and Front St. 747 MO Iroadway, at Norwood 0, Long Branch MARKETS Monday, iHc U, V**>~* ToPerJQyn Rosemary Bencik Wed THE DAILY - VOH tommy One, sol w« fuhioaed Miss Papa scoop aeefcitoe and a be an, St. became the bride sttrt with wrist-length WycitoH,,k native of B*d Ba»k, Sandro Phillip Maneini, sod of sleeves. Is Bride <$, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Mandni, Miss Maureen Wafah, sing for mimbtrs of tbs Won-' 165 Broad St, MaUwanj Satur- Arlington, wu maid Army Man an's Guild of Trinity Episcopal day. Bridal attendants KEYPORT - Miss Patricia1. Church. Rev. Lester Ward officiated at Sharon Contey, Kearny, and Mrs, Her program, "Moods of Catherine Papa, daughter of Mr. me double ring ceremony in George Kaloyrakis, North Arling- and Mrs. Pasquale Papa, 77 Mam Christmas." will be presented Grace Methodist Church here. ton. «t a meeting-flf tte *g_Id at J' St., Matawin, became the bride Karl Bencik, Kearay, brother p.m. in the parish hall; White The bride wu given in mar- of PFC Terry Alexander Craw- riage by her. father. She wore a of the bride, was best man. Usher- j St. .*.<•, ford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex- band-embroidered pearl studded ing were Daniel Maneini, at home, ander Crawford, 123 Atlantic go«n and headpiece and hand- brother of the bridegroom, and I leading rWI^,laur«f to |he Ave., Matawan, Saturday'"in St. rolled wil made by the bride- Robert Bencik, Kearny, brothsr Theater -O#J'S. pi»^#fc» of Joseph's Catholic Church. groom's mother: The floor-length of the bride. I "Oklahoma": tor two yeta «nd gown of peau d* sole had a de- Rev. August Neumann per- last »eason,aoe was.stolen After a reception in Dunphy's tachable chapel train extending formed the double ring cer- tour as Maria in "Tht, Sound Hawaiian Palms, Harrison, the emony. . of Music" " , . couple left on a motor tour of the Eastern States, which will The bride was given In mar- Mrs. F. H. Eberhardt Is riage by her father. She wore her chairman pt hostesses for the end with a visit to Washington, To Marry D.C. When they return, they will mother's ivory satin floor-length reside in Lyndhurst.' gown with a cathedral train. The long-sleeved fitted bodice was ac- Mr. Clough The bride is a graduate of cented with seed pearls. Her fin- Light Candles SEWAIX'S POINT, FIa.-Mr Kearny High Echool, Class of 1963 gertip veil was held by a tiered and Mrs. J. Bishop Davis of this She was employed as a legal I For Advent place and Melvin Village, N. H., secretary, and Is attending the crown of seed pearls. EATONTOWN -, Advent can- formerly of Philadelphia, an- Beauty College, Newark. Miss Josephine Ann Papa, at 1 Idles wen lighted by members of nounce the. engagement of Mrs. The bridegroom attended Mat- home, sister of the bride,'was I the Woman's Society of. Chrl»- Davis' daughter, Miss Swan tov- awan Regional pigh School and maid of honor. Bridesmaids were In* Beekman, to Walter Jaguea Miss .Lois Papa, at home, sister Itlan Service assisted by ^atveral served in the U.S.- Army. He is Mrs. Sandra-1. Mandni I members of the Senior And. Ju- Clough. Hits the son of Anson of the bride, and Miss Lynn employed at Star-Glo, East Ruth- ( ^ fwmei Rosemary Bencik) Inior- Choirs' at the Methodist M, Glwgh, 47 Rumson Rd., Rum- erford. Crawford, at home, sister of the • Church here, Trie evergreen Ad- son, NJ.. and Palm Beach, bridegroom. > I vent wreath Surrounding the can- formerly of Montdalr, N.J., and Robert Crawford, Matawan, Idles was made by Mrs. Stephen the late Mrs. Alice Jaquei Clough. was best man for his brother. Isternlk. a member. A February wedding is planned. Miss Jordan Married Ushers were Louis Papa, Mat- Mrs. Yvonne Dahl was wel- AT THE'CONTROLS of hew electric bed at-Rivervlew Hospital, Red Bank, fi Mrs. Miss Beekman, daughter also awan, cousin of the bride, and I corned as a new member. A sil- Robert Peerse, Rumion. Watching the demonstration are Mrs. Kingtley Norrjs, Locust, of the lattt Dr. George Crawford Kenneth Beam, Matawan, cous- m Iver offering, was taken for the and Mrs. Neili Johnien; Rumion. All members of th* Navetink River Auxiliary to ju+Ym v, was graduated from To Stanley Cerwinski in of the bridegroom. ICamden Deaconess Home. ttatham Jiall, Virginia. Sheet- After a reception in River Preceding the program, a cov< the hoipital, they will be among thote working on the, auxiliary's next pictorial sup- tended William Smith.College, EAST KEANSBURG - Miss Eugene Cerwinski, Keansburg, House Inn, Rumson, the couple, |ere_diih dinner took place. All plement in The Daily Register, In March. Mrs. Norrjitjwlll b'» editor. New officers' of Geneva, N.Y., and is presently Kathleen Theresa Jordan, daugh- brother of the bridegroom, was motored to Washington, D. C. • those having birthdays In Novenv the group, which,,hai" given f31,200 to Rwawjaw In' thtvpast five yeers, iris'Mrs. enrolled In the Cornell University- ter, of Mr. and Mrs. William F. best man. Ushers were Frank When they return, they will re- Iber, December, January and New York Hospital School of Jordan Sr.,30 Seaside PL.Keanj- Brand, Red Bank, brother-in-law side in Matawan. I February were honored. The1 Frank E. P. McCarter, president; Mrs. John B.Ruiiell," vief president; MM. J»hn M. Nursing. . burg, became the' bride of Stanley f the bridegroom; William Jor- The bride and .the bridegroom I birthday cake, made by Mrs. Pillsbury, treasurer; Mrs. Joseph C. Hoaglaiid, recording secretary, and Mrs.'Hayden Mr.Clough, an.alumnus.of the John Cerwinski, 10 Turf Dr., ,n, East Keansburg, and John are graduates of Matawan Re- I Walter MotoMe, was cut by the Qceanport, Saturday In St. Cath- rdan, Keyport, brothers'of the Smith, corresponding secretary.; ' ',-•']' •''. (Register Staff Photo j I School, Nortlf Andover, gional High School. [president, Misi Henrietta Her- ,- was graduated from Cor- erine's 'Catholic Church. iride, and George DeLags, Mrs. Crawford was also grad- Imann. Miss Hermann was one of nelt University. He was a mem- Ceansburg. The bridegroom is the.son of uated from the Wilferd Beauty | the birthday celebrants. ber of the Delta Phi fraternity After a reception in the Em- Mrs. Benjamin Cerwinski, Mlanil, Academy, Perth Amboy. She h Hostesses for the evening were and currently serves on its na- Ha., and the late Benjamin Cer- rald Room of Buck Smith's I Mrs. Claude Melone, Mrs. Stan- Juniors to Sing Holiday Carols employed by Dotty Ann's Beauty tional board of governors. He is winski. [ouse of Brides, East Keansburg, •ley Van Brunt, Mrs. Letter Arml- te couple motored through New Shoppe, Keyport. employed by Proctor and Gam- Rev. Thaddeus Wojclehowski, ltage,Mrt.' Elliott- Wiilitts aind ork state. When they return, The bridegroom completed a ble In New York'City. pastor, officiated at the double |Mrs. Jtoel Wright - will residi e at 156 Seeley course at the Trenton Technical ring ceremony. ley I The next meeting will tie held For Patients in Nursing Homes Keansburg. Institute and was employed by Ion Jan. 1, and the program wil The bride was given in mar- RED BANK — The Junior 'air Haven, and Mrs. Walter Hostess Tuesday night wa The bride was graduated from RCA Space Center, Hightstown, |be "Our Friends, the Filipinos." Judith Behr riage by her father. She wore Woman's Club will present a Wong, Red Bank. Mrs. Lawrence Largo of River fflddletowntownship High School before enlisting in the U. S. Ar- a long-sleeved . Chantilly lace ind was employed in the CBS my for three years. He has Christmas carol program for Community projects completed Plaza. The group will meet again gown, with sequin-embroidered Aarket, Keansburg. served one -year and is stationed three area, nursing homes on by the club include a float en- Jan. 17 at 6:30 p.m. in the, dub- s Engaged bodice, ending in a cathedral Dec 23. Announcement was house. :' Also a graduate of Mlddletown at Fort Monmouth. tered in the Red Bank Halloween BOWIE, Md, - Mr. and Mrs, train. Her- fingertip-length veil 'ownship High School, the bride- made at a meeting here in the parade. The entry was a 9 by 'HUam A. Behr of thU city, was attached to a tiara of se- clubhouse, 164 Broad St. Hie ;room served in Vietnam with To fill jobs fast, place "Help 12-foot three-dimensional replica irmerly of Brookside Dr., Bel- quins and pearls. he U.S. Army. He is employed members an fashioning 75 of the United States commemora- ird, N.J., announce the engage- Wanted" ads in The Dally Reg- Christmas tray favors as gifts Plan Winter Mrs. Gerald Jordan, Keansburg, iy W. H. Glover Advertising Co. tive stamp honoring the 75th an- tent of their daughter, Miss ister Classified. and will carol at the Mary,Lee sister-in-law of the bride, was Atlantic Highlands. niversary of tha General Federa- idith Ann Behr, to Edward J, matron of honor. Bridal atten- Nursing Home, Eaton Park Nurs- tion of Women's Clubs. Wedding ievens Jr., son of Mr.and Mrs. dants were Mrs. John Jordan, ing Home, both in Eatontown, As participants in the Fifth NARANJA,,FIa. — Mr. and Edward J; Llevens Sr. of South Keyport, sister-in-law of the and at the Shrewsbury Manor District Music Festival, "Off- Mrs. Robert F. Carhwn, of this Bend, Ind. and Nursing Home. ' bride; Miss Karen Kelch CARL B. JONES Broadway Follies," held in the Miss Behr was graduated from Miss Susan Poole, Leonardo, and Mrs. Robert M. Smith, Middle- Woman's Club of little Silver, of their daughter,, Mbs Patricia liliddletown Township (N.J.) Miss Linda Cardarelli, Keans- PAINTING CONTRACTOR town, president, announced plans the club presented barbershop Ann Hann, .to Arnold' Brandt High School and St. Francis Hos- burg. for the club'j participation in the Goldberg. He is the so* of Mr, quartet selections. The' junior! pital School of Nursing, Trenton, Flower girls were Alice Cer *. far riser sptdsl effect? Fifth District N. J. State Feder* also were represented in the and Mrs. Harold W. Goldberg, 38 : INTERIOR - EXTERIOR - WALLPAPERING MM tmumM Tkta tsto • N.J. She Is employed as a reg- winski, Keansburg, niece of the tion of Women's Clubs drama Newark Museum Junior Member- Lawrence PI., Freehold, N. J. RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL f-csttah •••art- atered nurse here at Prince brldgegroom, and Brenda Jordan, it. Y.isVt sere •• fM |nt what festival March 18 in Freehold. ship Department's Art Day, Hol- Miss Hann, a graduate of South Seorges General.Hospltal. YES. WE CAN HAVE YOUR HOME Mrs. Richard B. Davis, Shrews- iday tray favors were presented Dade High School, is .employed East Keansburg, niece Of the Mill salt year smts la aw lergt Mr. Lievens, chief of program bride. v COMPLETED BEFORE CHRISTMAS Iwtetlies? bury, was named tournament last- month by the members .tq here as a dental assistant. Her ilanning for the post-Apollo ac- fiance attended Freehold schools^ FOR FREE ESTIMATE chairman; Mrs. Ronald G. Emery ' Manor Nursjng - Home, iyity in the office of manned and served ftwi'MVtoUfeU. S. Haslet Boy Wins Albury, Shrewsbury, ^director, Matawan. • ,' ' i ace flight National Aeronautics Navy. After a February wedding ind Mrs. Stanley Woolley, Eaton- ind Space Agency (NASA), Wash- Honorable Mention CALL 747-3041 town, props. in Florida, the couple will reside in the Freehold area. lgton, D.C., received a bachelor TRENTON — Daniel Jones, #, Mrs. Davis Is among three new it science degree from Notre of 45 Fleetwood Rd., Hailet, re- member* of the club; welcomed Dame University, South Bend. He ceived one of four honorable at a recent ceremony. Others in- Speaks on Insurance received a master's degree In mentions in the annual New Jer- HUFFMAN & BOYLE'S clude Mrs. Joseph Kwasanak, To Dental Aides aeronautical engineering from sey Apple Art Contest, a state- SHREWSIURY Massachusetts Institute of Tech- wide competition open,to all WEST DEAL - Douglass Fin- nology at Cambridge. ' New Jersey Schoolchildren from Special Bedding Section ,\ . 4*8 IROAD ST. lay of Belford spoke on the sub- second through 12th grades. Col 747*4422 Miss Mills ject of insurance far dental as- There were more than 600 entries sistants at a meeting of the Great savings on one-of-a-kind quality mafr' Former Actress in the contest which was Is Bride Monmouto County Dental Assist- ants here In th« Admiral's Table. To Address Club sponsored by the Apple Industrj [ tresses and boxspriogs from famous maker* FREEHOLD — Miss GeraMine Council of the State Department Plans were announced for the RED BANK — Mrs. Joan Gib- Ann Mills, daughter of Mr. and of Agriculture and Orange Sav- group's annual Christmas party bons of England, widow of the Route 35 Circle • Eatontown • 542-1010 BIRDS EYf Mrs.-William FrMUlJr 16Ry»n whleh-will be held at tl»-tea. famd-ohteJdXl, l ings Bank_aj__

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Babe Parilli passed for three game season, BUI Netoea passed passes for 43 and 49 yards and Kansai City edged -Miami 1*18, By Hy Cunningham in the National Football League The Cowboys can clinch the touchdowns, two to Larry Gar- for 322 yards and two Steeler became the only AFL player to The Dolphins, last in'the Eastern yesterday even though Washing- title next Sunday by beating or ron, and Jim Nance rushed for touchdowns. catch at least 10 touchdown pass Division, led mud) of the fay BALTIMORE (Dec, 10) — Lombardi does it again! ton beat the Cowboys, 34-31, on tying New York. If the Giants 146 yards and a 57-yard touch Alvin Randolph ran 94 yards es and gain at least 1,000 yards before th« '-Chiefs, who have down in the Patriots' victory. Last week, I was told Vinnie LombSrdi, coach of the' • last-minute field goal by Char- win and if St. Louis beats Cleve- with an Intercepted pass for a on passes for five seasons. clinched the title in the W«t, ley Gogolak. land on Saturday, a playoff Boston can clinch the Eastern Len Dawson threw a 25-yard prevailed. Green Bay Packers, was worried about .the Baltimore would be necessary to determine Division title with a victory or touchdown and Kermit Alexander Both St. Louis and Cleveland, NATIONAL LEAGUE D*llM it KewYerk Colt* game. This chap wasn't kidding a,bit \ the second and third teams in whjch team would play Green tie against New York Sunday. scored on a runbftk of a recov- Eulera Conference Bay for the NFL title. Fran Tarkenton threw three ered fumble and a punt return If L Hlaiwutaat the East, were beaten yesterday IMUaa t 3 .7M Coach Lombardi was and only the Cardinals have a Philadelphia's victory over touchdown passes, leading Min- as San Francisco beat Chicago, St. Loois — ft 4 nesota to a 28-15 victory over De- CteyelMd. ._„_„_.. S J .m more than worried dur- chance to tie Dallas. Atlanta Cleveland tied the clubs for third 41-14 •ilS beat iSt. Louis, 16-10, and Cleve- place in the Eastern Conference. troit. The first went 29 yards to HIT ing the second halt Jim Phillips, the next was good .Green Bay clinched the West- Pltuhnfth 4 1 -. J I 1 land was eliminated from title Al Nelson returned a missed field ern Conference title Saturday .931 Batiste _„ j 4 i when the Colts were Contention when Philadelphia goal 100 yards for a score and for 22 yards to Paul Flatley and New York" " " ~ '.' - ~ 1 II .«3 Ne» York I » "» the last was taken by Preston with a 14-10 victory over Balti- TFeftera Cosiflreaca s._ a n " coasting along with a took a 33-21 victory. Sam Baker kicked four field more. W L Pel. Miami * u » .U4 goals for the Eagles. Carpenter on an 11-yard play. Mims Bar li l .Ml KMter. Dtvlslm , 10-7 lead and the clock Boston moved a step closer to John Hadl passed for two Baltimore — S i .115 the Eastern Division title in the Lou Kirouac kicked field goals Pittsburgh beat New York, 47 UM Aweta (I .•IS touchdowns and ran for a third, Ssui Fnswlsn ... - II .Ml 1 s 1 running. Vince gener- of 27, 26 and 47 yards for Atlan- 28, giving the Giants the record 1 AFL by beating Houston, 38-14. leading San Diego to a 42-27 vic- Chlci(o .4 1 . .IH Denver , 4I • • ta against St. Louis and Randy [or most points allowed during MlBMttta 4 8 1 X-Cttaeae4 UUe. ally sticks in there until Gogolak's 29-yard field goal tory over New York. Paul Lowe IMr.lt . 4 11 '.m Noxt Hatasroar'a duns came with just eight seconds left Johnson threw a nine-yard scor- an NFL Season. In 13 games, iart for 125 yards in 14 carries x-CUached title. Bmtw at New York the last gong, and he the Giants have given up 484 Hut satiraay's Dune Newt Sugar's «anto In the game after Sonny Jurgen- ing pass to Ernie Wheelwright. for the Chargers. Cleveland at St. Lonla Kaaau rifar at Su Dlefo stuck with this one. He Veil SBnaay's flame Deiter at BlNalo ' Art.Powell set two league rec- Baltimore It Su Francisco had h/s first moment to relax when quarterback Johnny Unitas fumbled CBA Toppled,55-50 and his man Dave Rob- inson recovered with LINCROFT - Roselle Catholic CBA held its last lead at 50- to lead, 41-39, entering the final less than 90 seconds on used a near perfect performance 49 with 2:29 remaining following eight minutes of play. the clock. at the foul line to hand Christian Bob Woodward's jump shot, but Kelly topped Roselle with 19 Brothers Academy its first bas- Barry Kaverich scored on a points, including seven of eight Lombardi, has to be Coach Vtace Umbardl „ ketball defeat after two victo- drive for Roselle Catholic and from the foul line; Ed Hennlgan, called- the MASTER of pro, football coaches. When ries, 55-50, yesterday afternoon. Jim Kelly sank four foul shots who'was eight fpr eight from the his Packers won the Western Division championship Unbeaten Roselle Catholic, win- in the closing seconds to give line, had 18, and Kaverich totaled ner of two straight games, sank Roselle its victory. ', . 10 on five baskets. today, it was the fifth title in seven.years. Vince went •. • 17 of 18 from the foul line, while The heroics of Kaverich and Bill McCrea led CBA with 19 to Green Bay, took a nothing dub and made a some- CBA, usually sharp from the Kelly put the finishing touches on points, Woodward added 14 and thing of it •.•••:' ::'i./ charity line, made only six of Chris Hill, who missed three 13 attempts. The winners also a 16-9 Roselle scoring bulge in We were at a gathering of VInce's friends in the final quarter. CBA had post- minutes of the fourth quarter had had a 28-14 rebound advan- with an injured ankle and foulefld Baltimore on the eve of the game. Guests were ed a 11-9 third quarter margin tage. • out with 1:10 left, chipped in having an enjoyable time. Studying Vince just a with 13. Roselle Catholic also was the little, he was enjoying himself, too, but not like Jayvee victor, 5042. Tom Peel his guests. You could almost see the wheels roil- Rangers Rule 1st and John Trenta had 11 each for ing inside his head with the Colts' game brushing CBA. Frosh star Tony Lisanti out all other thoughts. . ,, NEW YORK AP) — Rod Gil- son late in the third period after was benched for missing a prac- bert fired two goals and assisted Donnie Marshall's 13th goal of tice session and didn't play: On the sidelines at game time, Lombardi had:no Koielle Oath. (US) I CBA (50) JAMAICA TOURNAMENT WINNERS — Bamm Hollow Country Club', taam won th. on a third as -the ' New York the season restored a two-goal 8PP G TV thoughts but pro football and the title. The Colts gave Rangers, serenaded to a chorus Ranger lead. 5 0 10IHU1 ' 6 third annual International Runaway Bay Pro-Am Sunshine Golf championship lair Htnnlfin I 8 11 6 111 him a-rough time right up until that recovery. Ever? tf of "We're No. 1," defeated the Bobby Rousseau had cut New Hlatky o week at the Runaway Bay; Hot»l and Cpuntfy CIJJK Uft. t» right. are John Sintsra, York's lead to 3-2 with the, third McCrea S 319 he were iri cold Green Bay, he would have. «jerr Montreal Canadiens, 4-2,. to move aiadjng 1 0 New Shrewsbury; Pfo Vito "Red" Gaeta, Mill Marilyn Smith, leading: moTt»y winner : : period just 67 seconds old, but 1 0 "sweating."' . „ . f • into the National.Hockey Leafeue of tha WPGA and a member of the rule* eommiftetj. Bob; Stickle, Belford, and lead last.night . Marshall's goal at 13:19 gave 19 IT 55 | •a 650 -Many In the press box at Baltimore's Memo- New York some breathing space. i Catholic ; ....16 It S 16—55 John Quinn, Spring Lake, '•The Ranger victory^ was their ..-15-IS 11 9-50 rial Stadium were ready to count the Packers out, Gilbert opened the scoring af- third straight and ended a four- especially when Unitas had his club down to this. game : winning streak for the ter the Rangers and Canadiens Canadiens. New York, has lost had played 15V4 minutes of crisp, 16 and counting. But sports writers should know. just two of its last 15 games. close checking hockey. Gilbert Bamm Golfers Win Lombardi Is never counted out until the clock fin». lifted a 50-foot lob shot that The triumph moved the Rang- hopped over Montreal goalie Ishes the counting. It happened again Saturday* ers! last place finishers a year Charlie Hodge's stick. . . in med Some might say it was hick. If it was* It was ago, into the NHL's top spot, Jean Beliveau tied it for Mon- ; fine point in front of Toronto, KINGSTON.,Jamica — Total stroke after the second'. round, Lombardi luck. •':. '-':;•.••,.•.,;',;,;; ; , •..•••^"' * treal on a screen shot at 18:10 MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 196B; 'which lost to Detroit, 4-1, and ing 179 strokes for three rounds, but wrapped it up on the final Coach Lombardi's next game is out in Los Angeles of the opening period. Ranger de- Bamm Hollow Country Club of day; ••,••• ; -. ' •.'. Chicago, which tied Boston, 2-2. fenseman Jim Neilson had goalie and then the championship schedule is coming upi'in- ; The fans started to sing in uni- Middletown township N.J., won In the four-ball best ball handi- Ed Giacomin's view blocked on the third annual International cap competition, Bimrn's team cluding the brand new super bowl contest between the Beliveau's 20-footer. College Results Runaway Bay' Pro-Am Sunshine went, 10-under par on the last NFL and AFL. We were told that the NFL is cheer- FENCING? The Rangers regained the lead Golf Championship which ehdei eight holes. Santoro sparked ing for Lombardi, hoping his club will be the orW'to with just 25 seconds left in the here last week,'' • • • Bamm's team on the back nine ASSOCIATED TRESS Louisville 70, Southern Illlnoli « period when OrlaiuJ Kurtenbach New Jersey double overtime Representing Bamm Holler, with birdies on the 10th and 11th represent the NFL. Naturally, NFt participants wi(nt rammed Gilbert's rebound behind BASKETBALL North Carolina Slate 85, Tulane '58 were pro Vito "iRed" Gaeta; hoies;. '. • • v VanderMlt US, Wake Foreit 1! the best wrten it comes to taking on the AFL. ,Tbey Hodge. Drew A3, Stevens Tech 67 Fordham 19, rjelon Hall 17, overturn South 'an.llna 95,; MarjUtd «] John Santoro, New. Shrewsbury; First' and second. day leaders, figure if Lombardi can't do it, who can? Madison Falrlelrh Dickinson M, Narlst We»t Mrglnla eo,-lllliloll 88 Bob' Stickle, Belford, and Johi Gilbert made it 3-1 with his N. Y. «3 VMI 105, rurman M Baltimore Country Club of Mi- 13th goal of the season and fifth Newark Engineering- 8X, Newark Sta Mlmlsilppl State, go, LoultUuia Tech 73 Quinn, Spring, Lake. The New ami, Fla., finished in second po- Last week Lombardi took his club to Gaithers- 81 ' Wrilern Kentucky 1», Tamp» V Jersey ' golfers' trailed by oh in the last three games at 5:16 Bnlcen 118, Colnla W Oeotgctou-n HI, Catholic U. >8 sition With a 182 total. burg, Md., for a week's training In warmer elk BuUtrs, Sojt!>; Jersey 93, Uncoil SoulhlvMl of the second period. It came Texas Western 1], SHU II « ditions. This worked for Vince, too. He didn't Dpsala 19, Drue] 65 North Teiai 15, Oklahoma City II Adelphia Slaps rounds. Quinn posted 92, 98 and line and dropped a perfect pass. Governor's Cup at Trenton Memphis Stale M, TCU 54 95. and Stickle had three rounds have a frozen field at Baltimore, but he did getj Tens 15, Okllhonm Stale 10 L I Pli, GFGA American C ,«8, Rider 80 Mldweil over MM. Gaeta shot 72. 73 and putrid weather for football. It was better than »w York w 7 Consolation Kansas Hlale II, Florida Stlt» S8 Hawks, 94-80 ...11 tan V« CCNY 69, Lahwette «!, two overllltn snow and cold, however. ': .Ill- Chicago ... 7 Purdue 99, Butler 08 WEST LONG BRANCH - Mon Toronto _ io e Cincinnati «. .Ml«ml, Ohio, 41, over The golfers were In Jamaica Montreal 11 > .„ Army 17, Drew ID lime mouth College's basketball team Then'there were those who said, "One thing about Boston1 e is RB ColnmOla 10, Ritcerii 8. for a week. • . '. S! Newark Rntsern 14, Mnnldalr State Kentucky 118, Northweslem 118 will be striving to start anothe : Bel roll .6 15 Temple 1], Seton HaU IS . v 8t. UtMl V. 13, Missouri 71, overtime that Lombardi is he develops players." Bart Starr was Yesterday'! Results Nebraska 90. V. ol Pacific 78 winning streak tomorrow nigh »iv York 4, Montreal J HOCKEY Ohio Stale 73, Washington Stale (3 at Green Bay a couple of years Before Vince left'the PHONE Detroit I, Toronto 1 BoKlon Collete I, FrlneeUm 4 Southern California it, DePaul 19 when it opens its 1966-67 horn Chlcaio !, Boston t. «• Bnlieri H.C. 9, Lehlih H. C. 1 Mlchlgaa Slate 10], Hlchlba US UCLA, 107-87 squAsii Mlcblgan 11, Davidson 68 season hosting king's College. N.Y. Giants and moved West, Starr was the 17th Steven* Tech 8, Fordham*.l LOS ANGELES - UCLA won SHIMMING Dayton 104,. Eastern Kentucky 81 The Hawks, had their .three- draft choice of the Packers in 1956 and was at the-time WARDS! Xavler 104, Detroit 89 ' It* rematch against Duke Sat- Youth Baseball Klnrs Point 75, Seton HaU :• Bowllnt Oreen 81,' Wisconsin 69 game winning streak snapped Sat- • FREE ESTIMATE! rrineeton 63, Vlll»nova 3! Chicago l/iynla 89, Illinois Wesleyau 69 urday night, 107-87, as Lou AV- a quarterback from Alabama. .•'••'•'.. WHKSTI.1NO lo«» M.Dtakf S3 _• urday by undefeated (4-0) Adel •TFREE PLANNINGl Units Merge r.lrlrib nifkin.oTi 19, Albany stat» Far West clndor Kored ii points, double It sure didn't take long for Lombardi to:.devBlr Haverfoxd 40, Drew 3 DCIA 197, Duke 87 Hir~9W(t.~It-w»s -Monmouth' Hi : production . ln_ JFrlday • TOP-QUALITY MIDDLETOWN — The Middle- Madison Falrlelih Dickinson 33, Marl: Wyoming 11. Npiv Mexico slate 63 second loss of the season. epr Starr,~Batt Is therNo. 1ranked passertinthe N. Y. 10 Tolsa 71, Colorado Kttte C. M night's 8S^S4 win., Bob Verga, MATERIALS AND town Youth Athletic Association Montclalr Stair !9, CCNY 1 Colorado It, Air Force 62 Monmouth moved into a slim Duke ace from Sea Girt, N. J., National Football League. He has a percentage Rulters 17, Yale 14 Seattle 10, II. Calif. Santa Barbara) 80 INST *'J.ATION and the New Monmouth Athletic TOURNAMENTS 22-21, lead in the first half, then scored 21 Saturday night, two of better than 60 for completions. Starr Is a Lom- Association recently merged. Major Ba«lftb»U Scores Sunflower Donblebemder Adelphi strung together si East M, Baylor 5« more than he scored In the 542-2150 The move was made in order Vlllanova 80, Marquette 78 Kansas state HI, Florida State US straight points near the middl bardl-developed quarterback and his actions are Boston Colleiei B7, Csnnectlcnt «9 frrat rneetlng 61 thi eag«. pow- . Steel Bowl of the half on the way to a 45- •.«•.-. '••• ' • ': to form a unified organization to SI.. Joseph's, Fa. M, St. Francis, Pa Championship louder than words. • > • provide better co-ordination of 11 Colombia 13, Indiana state it 39 half time edge.. After the scor- p U1 HarvarYule DOd. HolHI. ySprimlle Cross 7W3 81 Coniolatloa ing spree, Monmouth was neve the already established baseball DartmouYl DO tH 90l , BrandelC13i M - DsQuesu 7!, FIttshnrgh (8 WARD program and to form plans for Franklin & Marshall ID, Monlmbnrr RaniolpbMacon InvlUUonU able to catch up. Westminster 108, si. Vincent 75 . CbaraplonhlB other athletic activities for the AssnmpUMi 78, St. Michael'! II QuanUco Marloes 70, Randolph Macon Early in the seond half, Adel Nlniara. 7:, LaSallr 69 phi had a 59-53 lead and the: Lombardi Guides Packers youth of Middletown Township. Muiaclnnelts 71, Vermont 51 Rl. Auelm's 81. Coin* 61 reeled off 10 straight points foi Bhode Island 115, Maine 83 69-53 bulge. The string broke thi Brown 86, Boston II. 70 Monmouth Wins Yeshlm 17, Sacred Heart IS game open. Temple) 74, Canlslos 71 To Fifth Western Grown BARRETT Northeantrrn 98, New Hampshire 14 Monmouth held a 45-32 rebound- Rrldtrporl M, C. W. Tost 7] Wrsleyan 7«, Tults 75 Water Events; ing edge, but was cold from th By H* CUNNINGHAM Baltimore 42, Pitts skated past with alert Dave Robinson recov- Johns Hopkins 67, Nn-arthmors M, ovei free throw line, converting 12 o Sport* Editor linebacker Don Shinnick to grab ering for Green Bay/ •/ BRAKE llmK Rrooklyn College It, Qneen* 00 21, while Adelphi sank 24 of 30 BALTIMORE — Vince Lombar- Starr's pas; at the 35, went to In the remaining seconds itnvai MESS. Tern 70, RPI S4 Matmen Lose Adelphi's Mark Schissler Jet Ion* m, HoMra 70 di, the master of pro football, did his right and ran in standing up. Pitts running the outside to -.kill SERVICE AIMiht 76, eiiianemtown 55 • STONY BROOK, N.Y. - The all scorers with 33 points,, whil it again here Saturday when his Baltimore scored 10 points, to the dock, and that's exactly what Bowdoln 71. Amhprst 67 undefeated swimming team (4-0) teammate Steve Sherman added Green Bay Packers pulled one out hold the lead most of the second he did. •'••••. • •"' Frank Porter't Kings Point 70, Toast Guard 68 from Cornell 59. Army 5! Monmouth College, West 2l Jim Mclntyre paced Mon of the hot coals to Win his fifth half after Alvin Haymond ran Bratkowski, an 11-year veter- Hartford 93, Lowell Tech DO Long Finn Kttte «!, Carnetln Tech 57 Branch, N.J., easily de- mouth's scoring with 17 marker Western Division title in the past the kickoff back for S3 yards. It an who is always waiting In1 the MnnsnrU Stnte HI, shlppenstnn 71 feated Stony Brook State Univer- and rebounding with 12, Ron was climaxed by Tony Lurick's Red Bank Tire Co. Buclmell 97. mpier 63 seven years. Baltimore Colts were wings, came on stage and turned Lycomlnn 90, Suitfiupmanna 85 sity, 71-30, Saturday night. Kornegay scored 13 points, while the victims, 14-10, in a blockbust- plunge from the one. in a tremendous performance in SHREWSBURY AVENUE 747-3404 Soiith Ken Tillman, Al~"Lewis and Willie Jennings had 17. ' Opwi Monday thru Friday—8 to * pjg,; Sat. to 3 p.m. Auburn 7R, Koulhwesl^rn IA. 6S er on the Colts' muddy field. Barry Brown's'tumble on the bringing the Packers from behind (icorila 85, Jacksonville U. 70 Clark Mathias sparked Mon- Monn»uth (M) . Adelphia (N) the victory. ,";, ., ' Miami, Ha. 80, Vlrjlnla 78 G FPI Q I*. P Green Bay did. it the hard way. runback On the following kickoff mouth, Tillman and Lewis were Kornetay 5 3 13 I Schtssler 3] 9 3: After trailing at the.half, 10-7, both on victorious medley teams, Barone 0 4 Nlnenstedt 1' 2 set the stage tor a 26-yard field . Memorial Stadium drew ^ a Jennings 117 Uen i n: the Packers pulled it out with a and they also won Individual goal by Lou Michaels, standing room crowd ol 60.218. Mclntyre 7 4,1 touchdown late in the fourth quar- events. Tillman won the Indivi- Berger 1 1 Sherman S 12 Bratkowski Gets Hoi and {from the cheering . there Bresln D < Ray 0 0 ter, but they had to have the help dual medley and backstroke Hass 6 2_ 1.4. Blacksteln : o Bratkowski started the Packers couldn;t' have been more •' Ujan lunket 1.0" 2" MilleMill r o o, ol Colts' quarterback johnny on the road to the championship 1,000 Green Bay fans. In fact, events, while Lewis won the Snlezek 3 3 8 K'mln'wltl o l breast stroke event. Unitas. With but a little more with'that winning TD. It came close to SOO Green Bay fans flew 35 24 91 than A minute'left in the game, Mathias set a record in the Adelplila 45 4B— 94 after Michaels had missed a field In for the clincher. ••: _. 39 41-80 classy Johnny fumbled and, Green diving event by winning with goal. A Bratkowski screen pass to It was a tough day for' field 239.05 points. Bay recovered. The best luck of Pitts went down the right side- goal kickers. Don Chandler 74 DECISION the day for Green Bay. lines for 28 yards. He hit Marvin couldn't connect at all.. He missed - Sailing Team Wins WINNIPEG (AP) - Canada'i Early in the first period,'Coach Fleming down the middle for from the 47 and 30 and Michafela ;: NEW YORK-Monmouth Col- national team built a 4-0 first T YOU •> A IRE? Lombardi's club struck to give 12. Pitts and Jim Taylor moved failed from the 47 and 37. Once lege's sailing team closed its sea- period lead and coasted to. an the appearance' of a runaway for a first on the 26. On a third the rains came, both kickers had son Saturday by' winning a tri- easy 7-3 decision over the Polish game. The Colts came right back down play, Bratkowski fired to national team yesterday in an trouble with the sloppy field. Bet- angular regatta on the Long Is- and took the lead, 10-7, It then Max McGee" for an 18-yard gain exhibition hockey game. ter luck came on extra points. Drop in on MCA land Sound with 13 points. looked as though it might be cur- to the Baltimore four. today for the tains for the Packers. Lombardi Pitts, in two carries, took it Boardwalkerg' ZSA 2SA OABOR says - doesn't quit until the whistle ovef for the TD from the two, takes the team off' the field. going through the right side, On Lose 11th Till; lowest Auto This game was no different. The ly three touchdowns were scored, [SAVE MONEY at AAMC0 Packers stuck U> the erid and but Pitts posted tht two Impor- WIUCES-BARRE, Pa.-Former finance Rate the curtain wasn't dropped on tant ones for the Packers. Bradley U. star Lavern Tart, the Western Division champion' Baltimore fans lost spirit after called up over the weekend by in the State. I TRANSMISSION ship, ' . the Packers went ahead, but Uni- the Chicago Bulls of the NBA. SPECIALISTS! - Bart Starr Goes Out tes' final attempt had them scored 43 points last night to load the Wilkei-Barre Barons.to COMPUTE INSPECTION SERVICE It looked bad for the Packers cheering. This drive started on a ,129-113 Eastern Basketball When Bart Starr, the Packer's .the Baltimore 34, Veteran Unitas $0fc4 UL MAKES League victory over, the; wlnl«ss bread'winner, went out injured. used his two veteran receivers, Xtl OF MRS AebUry 'Park Eroadwalkers, ^° However, Zeke Bratkowski, a Ihcludtn mmovlni, Dlimuitllni Lenny Moore and Raymond Ber- have now lost II games, - ' • •read winner'reserve, took over ry, in ripping 6ff yardage. Iniptctltin Md RusMmbU. Asbury Turk (113) VYIIhcs^nrre (111) ncLUtin WITH JUMCO nd to many who didn't realize Dejected Johnny Unltai , O F r O F P Mlichltr 1 1 Jones 1 8 T14 LIFETIME tUARAHTEE tarr had left; they, didn't know Soon it was, a dejected Unitas. Lear O 0 Ksllir. 7 3 17 1M I. N.wmon Spring. M. the difference. That's how good With the ball on the 16-yard line, Crawford o l Vsn iV ll I I MO IANK Sinllo nroen n ia i n Zeke looked. Unitas went back to pass, Find- noil Millar." i a a I4MS00 ing no receivers open, he had to Jess 3 3 S llll in« , JOB E'ljah Pitts, an able ^place- Cuff 14 6 39 llpun 4 3 13 lOt RallrMd Avt.~ ment for Paul ''Golden Boy" Hor- run. Johnny started out and was ortiiDihl O0 0 o0 •X QUO ASIUHYPAHK nung, scored the first TD early doing fine in the muddy going, M'ntrmirr 1 • 1 W , • •. 1* 11 « • T74.4I00 in ths first period, after the first but he was hit and hit hard oy 3-Polnt . do l**Culf,.(B"/Wsii PERTH AMBOY — 26? SMITH ST. — 442-6180 qf three Interception* of Unitas Ray Nltschke and Willie Davis. :1m, Jonli, Oratnipin. uses, On third down at the The ball skidded out of his grip, m •

IS riiats trots MCurt gansom, Mstawsii raUy from a PPett e BBurkke hit ffo r M an d CharliChlie ti dfiit Itt'S won u expected, RariUn Tow* jferk Boyd/whoJCowd » and title, Point Pleasant Kenpedy threw in 20 as Keyport tre quarters ship shockedv Ocean Townsbjtp, piffled down 32 was erantesm put h d sparked the Huskies oV*f MM-. Point Pleasant Beach upeaded difference for Henry Hudson double figures and King, who tallied 27. dletown. Matawsn put tour plsy- Shore Regional and Hairy Ho* ers in double figures, led by ju- MM won its third straight to lea- nior John Colllnt, who sparkid A Division ~ tared Shore Conference basket- Mauwan's 23-11 third qusrter at K*d Bank ball sttkm over the weekend. bulge and finished with 18. A Qn the non-Shore Conference substUute, Frank Kioesvy, scene, strong Red Bank Catholic scored IP points in the middle rolled in its opener and St. Rose periods to lead Red rMak Catho- was defeated la e rematch of lic, which lost junior star Tom tost year's Parochial "B" state McBride for at least three weeks «ttiu finalists in leading games. because of a pinched cartilage si Wsiawaatjf In tfae season's first tourna- his left knee, suffered when mar ^_,™ isent actkm. Asbury Park and fell on a drive with about two minutes left in the first half, CDiftston Mtnsjquan chalked up victories ap in opening night tctkm at .the lector Delgado, who had « rnis- Madura at Jackson Round Robin at Asbnry Park irabfe first quarter, threw In M Ifaq-Cofiloteiice1 High. inte in the second half to help t K Yesterday's only game found it the Caseys in the victory , Mary's (SA) at Mater Del Roselle Catholic (24) handing ilumn. Highland Park scored Biro at St. Joseph's CBA its first loss in three out- ,e final five points of tHe game beaeh at St *m ings, 58-80.' spoil Rumson-Falr Haven's at uvrtqce, - Here's how they came out: jarden State Conference deput, WRESTUNG FRIDAY Star sophomore Danny Miller . A Division pped in 25 points to lead Neptune 17. Brick M ilanasquan to victory In the Bed Bank 71* Toms River M lound Robin over Red Bank, hJch made it ctose^on th»pUy BASKETBALL Loaf Branch 71, Freehold 60 BUC STANDOUT - Milton GayljnJ, No. 34, jrwres rs- Mark Boyd Jack Strang Frank Uoeavy Rich Nowell, who'tossed in JParragut at Crojdon ^ S Division . Henry Hudson Hero RarlUn Star Casey Spark points in the final quarter, Hall bound with help from teammaw Art "Covington on hisSsritan «T, Oeean « ' coring 16 in one three-ffllnute WRESTUNG w«y to helping Red Bank to a 79-66 victory over Toms MtJiasquan 81, Wall <1 Lakewood 71, Central 58 itretch. Surprising Asbury B Division River in itt opening game Friday. Gaylord -scored 28 Beach at Jackson C Division High School Box Scores 'ark's win over Long Branch Non-Conlereacs points. (Register Staff Photo) Henry Hudson 61, Ft Boro 48 va« paced by "Ike" Boynton. icorer of 20 in the first halt and at CBA Pt Beaeh », Shore « Itea lank 01) MMuqau 08) Pt. Beach tio> Hour H«4im (81) Keypsrt 74, Southern OS Conlan 0 0 _O Miller 11 3*5 A*h»#*••&«m , Dunn 1 4 SSBUUe BUUerr 3 3 S Hotter 2 11 for the game. Bill Nonnen-- Boro at Ukcwood Coora ' 1 210 Burdn 10 1 Fruki 2 0 « HarrU 1 U Polliemai THURSDAY Nan-Conference aylord 11 0 21 F*rd ^ 4 til 4 8 14 Belrna 3 30 Mould g added 18 lor the Bishops, 4 8 SllU Mstmraa «, Middletown 84 SOU HlKlM 3 17 4 8 SulllUl 'hile Bentley Odom sparked BASKETBA1X 2 19 Cowan 2 2 6 111 Sordini 3 4 10 N4 Important Mat K. B. CalhoUc M, Holy Cross 2 0 4 Kiltlan rraaala 0 4 4 Vellniky 1 T .B'ndwerk 0 0 0 lUley ong Branch with 26. 8 120 L wilbert Ford 4 8 Crocket Round Robin play continues Host at St Petatfa ing help; lattakawood That day, Middletown Township o. wilt? 0 0 0 8?,7n II . sions. NepNeptunee colled toto a 49-13 half-1.... »..» B. Aleman 0 0 o at Central visits Long Branch. The two '« •. Wll«y 8 0" J. Al«man 0 c useful; asilstance time lead and coasted over Brick ^ut« .21 42 IT 10—TO Oratt o o Catontr 1,1 teams were tabbed as pre-season After Pete Black (136) won by K rr BartoK 0 I Freehold at Raritan behind the scoring of M Dwlght * C Division choices to battle It out for thea pin and Charles Carleslmo (141) ' »11T» Harnraondj (21), 6-10 Marv Beck- JSHW •HWl) I Fuk (TO 20 1 41'• „', a a M "A" Division title. by decision, Bob Black (148) pot _M 18 IS I3-4B «t Shore er (15) and M Jake Jones, (14) Tumi Blw. Ball 1 i 18 S 2 12So. Freehold _J1 ' 8 U 10-41 CBA even with victory via a pin. Itod " -• IT Frlaota 10 2 ..,,11 15 3 11-W i at Henry Hudson Middletown opened Its season Bentley Odom .(24) ai '" rS n is-nUektr JfWwm 2 2 8 Jackioa :— Beach at Pt Boro, last Friday by crushing Raritan Victories by decisions by Guy Ktrr Kriy'n'alrt 0 0 0 Jones (17) sparked I^ng TL B. CStk. S(H- ) •umellr 10 0 JO Non-CooJereaee Segui (157) and Frank Dduda Baler 1 Brick (18) Neptime (B1) Township, 5W>, tor its 15th UeBrJda 3 laismosd .. 0 0 OUtour 1 J.,S HamrnonU 10 1 tl »-FH at R.B. Catholic (168) and a pin by Steve Bui- Brl(t«a Ferla 12 3 27 Talty 2 J. Jones I 111 straight dual meet victory, while in Delaale o & Tepln Copeland 6 015 ktf It meow to VM . Del at St "Anthony's Long Branch was an Impressive vanoski (178) clinched the dad- r -I Caiildy 1 Becker • 7 l-ii Gaylord fired In 28 points and ,s r.. .-i 34 On «oM lint aeifd be Is (Treataa) " .• .•••.••:•' 42-8 victor over Freehold Region- slon for CBA. The unlimited class nsot Ktlly * ' 27 17. 71 .. 7. 7..! Iionipioa 2 O'Donnell 4 3 11 combined with teammate ' MUt Lenmv) •TH a IT 14 1«-TDamadtJ o 0 Williams ' 2.2 ( twetyMat's voed»lBr» b "kali. Ewing Twp.it Asbury Park al last Wednesday. The Branch- ended in a 4-4 draw between Kaocavr > rtarfc- It ir 21 31—IB oresei Duke , Moore to control the boards and Kslfasiu A 3" Schuli 0 Hetternan 0 0 6 Calderon- 1 M." W. at MariM View e* Jackson at SI. Joseph's ers were Idle over the weekend. CBA's Mike Powers and Rumson. Bmener • 1 in (S3) Wall (41) Si lead Red Bank over Toms River. o-N«m . o Mannnelll 0 0 o Holland thamr to prevltW « wa WRESTUNG FH"s Paul Manley. Bards* 2 i g H'nid'rl'r 0 0 0 Chervtnu 1.02 Walllu : In the "B" Division, Southern UeCua 0 Cutlt Kennedy 2 0 6 'lerce 3 2 8 H;jim»i 0 0 0 MMatllM TCVIIRf tWIV « • • i Jack St'rang tossed in 12 foul Shifter 10 2 0 0 0 Regional won its second meet Wall Township won five boats 11 «*t ls« hetfjfcl ,«l all tlawst i at long Branch shots to, help Raritan Township a E, KIJTW 5 3 U of the young season by defeating by decision and another pair by n, B. stoiu . 4 u 21 M »]' MU8T Red Baak , to a ?5«f 29 performance in that Hair Croat :? TSS^fes Hubbavd Ocean Township, 4M. pins to defeat Shore Regional, Hi Cook 0 0 0 Briok It S0VM HvittoatJ i at Toms River • department and the Rockets, o. Bidt'ay ~ ~ i Neptune 02 18-87 Coach Dick Kleva's Dons took 32-11. Gaining pins for the Knights -Hatawaa <8» HUUM«a(88> D'AnJrea BDhrltlon coached by athletic director Don 8 8 18 Imtio S Bl eight of the 12 matches by pins, were Gene Scott (98) and Steve Barw i4 I MIMM oottileb ,(6» I »..Roee (») - «t Sootbtra Ral u BIMitar White 12 4 Outhrlt ; 2 410 i at Matawsn all In the first period, won three Holder (123). Steve Travalo»«op J*^ Kelly unset Ocean, which " rMmvm DetmitSBM* of the matches by default and by a pin In the heavyweight n^led by M Tauras PrelkstM' i W»«»rt S.2T .brtkellfk, Noi^Conference Cl rtl r the other by a decision, Gaining — — — ?? . " •anfm* 1st. Park at Untsoa-FH class, while Reed Swoops won Zambor 33 Has pins for Middletown were Jim SATURDAY by a decision In the 148-pound iffltTWf" Bopklna Guerri (98), Frank Pugllsl (106), RECORDS BASKETBALL bout and Steve Reder and Wall's ^fjll^ ^.__ LaLlMrood —— Vanoa DePufh T 3 18 Ilioraaa 1 . ^ posting a 50-10 decision. a Q UlUnowica S 0 8 Wllioa Bateman 3 0 L. Jooea 2 2 8 Z91 • 0100 PI. Boro it So. Freehold hold also held the upper hand Brick (1-1) ___—- Chomlckl 2 0 4 KulblcK Mercer Southern won four matches by UoMatuoln 2 0 4 Lberaft Sksppli PI. Beach at Ocean here, 5-3. Winning by pins for theFreehold (0-1) . _ Keami 0 0 0 Kelly 3013 73 842-' Ctttralit W»H' r pirn, five by decision and one byRebels were Alan Ettenberg (98), Toms River (0-1) ... _JS SS 18 IS—TO Freehold .._ at 11 IB 17-80 default. Steve Schlesinger (130) - . . 01 10 19 21—58 Long Branch J23 US 18 1S-73 ,,. , Non-Conference . Bob BoccageW (106), Steve Na- B DIVISION 3113 75 JJBA at Bishop Euitace and Rosarlo Grandlnetti (IBS) varre (136), Dan Thompson (141) Notre Danw — ai GYMNASTICS both won by decision for Ocean's and TW Wolff (178). Getting pins 13 1 points. Bsrttaa («1) onam <8».^ Henry Hiulaoa at West Point for. the Huskies wore Dan Ed-Lafcewood (1-0) . 4 18PrdhataIhataa T 18 Southern won the JV match, 41JJ0 VlUaplano Pennsybory at Freehold . wards (115), Charlie German.(14 larltah (1-1> .. BattillU Berttlion 494. \ Breen to. Freehold at SayrevOle and JphnMattuccl (1«8). Matawan (1-0) SUNDAY Back the "A" Division, In the only other'match. Cen- So. Freehold (0-1), BASKETBALL Lakewood and Brick Township tral Regional routed: Manasquani opened ;on a winning note -by-de- al (W) ' • -, ,1,. >*}?*< feating Red Bank, 46^,'and Nep- 4545. ' " C •••••« u. Oceu at R. B. Catholic Wall (0-1) LA ..M 19 »» »-«2 Alumni at St. ROM tune, 30-12,' respectively. C DIVISION : n a i€- Like Middletown, Lakewood had Southern (65) eight wrestlers win via pins, and II ll ' H Henry Hudson (M) Lions Ink Eddy another pair by decision. Al|| Kins Gross won by default and Al Eulvit' Dtvlitoh Pt Beach (M) —~ KUMUkl ' DETROIT (AP) - Nick Ed- ICeyport (M() ) Erbe 1 IJV dy, the All-America halfback Griffin by decision to prevent Red Philadelphia _J! Si Bank from being whitewashed. Jl 8 JkMJa ^ (14(14) from Notre Dame, was signed 14 18 0 Lakewood's iayvees were vic- Shore (•>!> 12 by the Detroit Ltoni yalerday •™ »» s«ithenfc(O-l) .0 h hopes be. can provide tbem torious, 44-J8. Keyport oa Pt Boro (M) .-,— —0 Boutharn with a breakaway running In non -Shore Conference Bn .rruclic INDEPENDENTS threat. • matches,' Christian Brothers . Hottma* . Graydm H»ll (W> ' , •••••••*• Manolnl 4 111 Academy' rallied to defeat Rum- P Clayton > 3 31 4 The lions outbid Denver of Asbury Park ... 0 Woo* 7 3 17 sori-Fsir Haven Regional,' 29-18, GM«|» .MO $ " laulaach 11 3 25 D. Hunt the American FooCball League VHtcrdaji Knullii R. B. Catholic ( 5ohan 13 5 Haley to ilgn him to a National Foot- and Asbury Park downed 111, FUlalolpbte in WUkowtkl 3 17 Bhld frter CBA _i :ball League contract. Eddy Point Pleasant Boro, 37-11. Chonaky _^_2^ St Joseph's _ wai redthuted one year and Rumson-FH compiled a 16-3 J2U.T7 1M, Baltimore lit St Rose ... Rotfman —.35 62 IS U~Tl •wai drafted by both clubs last lead .up to and including the 130- i 133, St. Lotli in Cnydon Hall w Croydoa Hall »«... 8 IB 20 1 pound bout, but CBA.rallied to lac* us. CtabnU 1M, -•y«uv •'• . •. • i Rumson-FH Unr Branch (11) ~Aibory Park (M> J. Jonsa 7 a is H'cnenberi 3 1> 18 Mater Del— C. JonM 5 111 Boyntsn 8 B. Odom 10 8 18 Toomer 2 Puryear z u r «.Salowe \ "8 Wrestlers Una Drtnki 3.08 Kendle ,« D. Odom 0 0 0 Willman 0 Wrestling Sumrharies WEST LONG BRANCH — Mon- Thomn 4 0 8 Maflfiey 0: mouth's wrestling team lost - itsVloyanetel 0 0 0 Carson ,* 0 Laknml (44)—Bed Bank (8) 141-*«nltHW> 4. Swoop*. 4-1. imelan - - - »-BI«5r.(L) p7 kromM. 1114, 3d. 0 <8) d BrUlon B second match in two ouUngs Sat-Wall- ooo HI Otttdm (Up. B»lnf, 1:37. III. atSr* "* ' ' "*' DtihUr 0 0 0 IIJJtadIIJJtadMoo (U £ LtLtvlMonv , 131. 17S-Cnunct 0. O'Hara, 4-1, sion to the,New York Maritime 13»—Lonia ID p. CroimeOy, (il». lai. Urf.-Tr.vlo. (8) d. Kltvit., 14. Lonff Branch ...JJ M 17 IS- 31. PIOWM (I,> p. Horlon, Site, td, Academy. AjBury Pajlc ...M » 1» 3tt—I a^wisf^Hs^ 41—OvirtonJL) p. Moll, O:M. 3d. . 141-Navantn V EI-VkMMIm (I) B. lt«n, OllOa. W-VoKI Ifffrit. IB—Bnuiatnbarc (t) p. sioun, 0:68, 108-OoiurmaTlii (PF) d. D«Uil«. ... • lS7-Sdti (»l) p. SlcComuck, 0:90, lU-aaka* (AP) 4. Bekwak. S-4. Fi'sa-naod p. bbawW VM, in. in-OrKOn (RB) t. Miidiey, l»-VMnf (AP) p. Voeatt. O:3T, lit. 118-rlailo (H> p. Bmvlf, 101, Ul. llnl.-Furrer ma by torfell. 1«-P.rr, 7(1) *• ^trjw. I*. 148—OaUtola (AP> p. Chaaumky, 109-Boceiittf «R) p, vuk, 1:45, tat. 15—rWer (W) ». fllillv 28". lllO, lit, : ' DE-ICING SYSTEMS lll!-Edwirdlf(H> p, Ledenrun, l:S0, it>—HtUtr (ID f. GoaenTlno, ut. 107-loinwn (AP) p. Coralll, O:!0, M. ift-MMkr (W) «, VnccOo. 84. 168-lMnion (AP) «. Smtlnnan. H. .'°t3-Co«t« (8) draw rllk US—Dambndd i. Onrtmr.M. FOR BOATS and DOCKS! ' lie-Nnvarro (S) p. KrwUk, HM, lit. . HI-Thomi>Hii (Si P. "•", "<». »t. 1411-nertnui (H| pTSeUII, 1:30, JOd. 'm-JiTw.r (S) 4.Tt*non, 4-1. ld-Matliaed (li) p, Wot»rdi, OiM, Protects boats, piling and docks from ice damage with atr bubbles. in-Wolff (8) p. lUbiuif, (its, M. £•£: I" MEN-WOMEN OVoLKMAUH OF MUIU. UO, Frem o»B ll em avtr. frlBon Lincoln Strviet hoi heluM ttitui lM-IMUcker (CBA) d, Murphy, tz. •m 04kltt on aevarnimnl It's easy to spot a VW. It's the one that overfln summer.1 No draining. No Hushing. Wf m «voBC»ment. Man/ po Iota, IncliKHas Hat M pnltlmi mid •Httn nmm JilMe or m.ip talent!* Ml tut cavpen mil mull • . keops moving through tho sn(V|V. No rust. You can park a VW outdoors In sub- HHV «hjcaHM *r expirltna. ol not - TODAY. am .fo «•!' en. ol JMM You will d» gat Hall dotalla on '.A VW will go up icy hills when other, cars zero weathe* and it's ready to roll as soon hew yw cart prtpara ynimll lor . (CHA> d* \muvft wo. miitt aau • M. The c Fast and easy to install. won't go al all. The engine is in back, where it u um , H»--Bulv«nMU (CBA) p. K.vookJI.a, It kMA and lit lome com 3t>yo l /1he key. t > pen't dtloy - t,H HOWI (CBA) tnw Stanley, MM Mil «l dVt POll. gives the rear wheels much boiler traction. II there isn't any ice and snow around when Approved by Ntw Jtney Been) tl idoootlon, Vecotlenal Dlvlllon. . And because the VW engine is cooled with you try ayVW, don't think you con'l |udgs Iho LINCOLN IBRVICe, Depl. M-1B. , olr, not water, there's no need.for anli-freeze. car's extraordinary abilities. Just come in and . .. AwHrion, »S. Plkln, Illlneli • •'••.', Saves eostiy repairs to piling 1"—Oalmont (»>> Dp. O»l«r«l«Calafi , till, Id. No chance oi the block cracking, (No boiling i (g)i ir 4MMH. I em wry nudi InleitiW. ritnt MM nw ebMhhly n»R (I) A lilt lake a \^W for a run. Through some sand or mud. (O) d" K*wiellit», tl U. S. O«v«rnuwit ptilHeni mi ttMrlni (I) IMtmwitan m ntw to and docks after winter froeie. quality lor a (I, S. Oovtntmnt Jek, , u. SHREWSBURY MOTORS, INC. ^ rnnola, flie Boatman's Shop Jlrtel . , •him , Shrewsbury Avtnut TH-Salmdna OS) p. l.udtam. 111), Int. _ Jim.-nrown <8) p" hnmtitl uw. ut. air SM* . (DIB) 24 WHARPAVE. 741 •5710, |UD Shwwibury, N«w J»r$ty Monday, Dec/12, 1966—11 Jke, 12, I'm

Slaying An Accident FREEHOLD - A 21-year old gunner who was killed on prop- erty ol the Earle Navy Ammu- For till fWel Inflation <* **» Cersonol service oM ottenHM . . nition Depot at Colts Neck proba 1 Aluminum HUjno, itemi wMoows «* "Ye» olwtiyi hove o friend of Abbey * Poetur Line provides personalized core plus well Known .nome brand men's doors, Hindi'drapery m* window bly was an accidental victim of Irv or Worn,, will be happy to show el ol moderate Mces, have you the latest foihlens. Service II to Insure tint ehoe ond child so well SSe OoldJn'iT.f«f'««*B« *>' .hooes and bllnDl. at tin lowest •oother hunter's fire, State Police our policy. togemer. Foshlon to pleoie ttie child, men to shop since 19)3. prices, nil Frown's. ttt and quollty for parents approval. reported yesterday. The New Joseph Glpbis, of 34 Water- FROWN'S works Rd., 'Freehold Township, died Wednesday night after he ABBEY HAS EVERYTHING had let himself over the Navy Quality Aluminum Products MEN'J-S.HOF ,. Housewarei - Limpi - Feints fence, 'into a prohibited area, to IMW mnui MEN'S SHOP JMIPM •MAPI" 90 Broad St. 1 741-7500—32 Braid Street gun for deer. WARREN CROUSB 74I.WU-JI areae Sliest 42 Broad St. 747-1783 A companion, who bad driven to the scene with Mr. Globis, but who did not go on the Navy land, For over Jl years 5ol'e has. been the We're in tl» rioe business from -"A" rlanos, color TV, ogltarl, . stereo, has reported that he heard two Red Bank's lending vorlety deport- place to meet ond eol. A lamlly at- In "I". For olmoit SO years TqMun'i musloal Instruments,; tope recorders, ment store where It la our pleasure mosphere prevails alwoys. shots fired about an hour after name has bem .synonymous with women's finely made MwOk. II w* radios, ond everything h music te serve you Our policy Is the best his friend had gone over the don't stock It - we'll tram It. quality at the lowest possible price. fence. • . Nicholas Tyrpak, Phyllis Rd., ti?, the Globis home. At about AND RESTAURANT . auidnight, he;said, he and two We Just Look Expensive Since l«3 others returned to the grounds Mademoiselle, Neturallier, Italif n' Culiine • Seafood Your Music' Center ' 747-I77J SAL VAITI and made'a search but with no Joyce, Life Stride J. BEVERLY AMDEMON ROlSltr J. BATTEMIY 141 Shrewsbury Avenue | BOB SPECTOR 747-082S 30 Bread St. Downtown Red Bank »v»ll. ' • IIS BROAD ST. Navy personnel found the body the next morning after one of the Toys, greeting rardv parly (Bods, jnldnight searchers, Cornelius 1 Quality, urvlct, selection, repolr, Sfelnbodi, Red Bonk, the leader In flags, nome safes, ehitlbiiery, atllee Stanley, who lived with Mr. Glo- CASUAL SHOES restrlnglng, fm engraving. Twin, fashions, offers a fine selection for supplies, art and drafting "materials.' Ms, Solicited help. league and, municipality ' services, you, your family and home. Con- FOR product knowledge end much mort Dr. C. Malcolm B. Gilman, veniently located, ample tree parking. can be found ol Sherwood's. Feel CASUAL LIVING Menmouth • County physician, free to come In ond browse. who performed an autopsy, has rilled that the shots were not The SNEAKER SHOP *elf; inflicted and were not fired Sherwood's Sporting Goods It pay» to ploy with q»ol|ty equipment 9 Broad St. . Rid Bank ironf close by. Investigations are Establiihed J.IM continuing by the State Police, 747-0042 JAMB» f. HUMPHHYS SHSRW0OP 741-6537 ' 741-0001—17 Broad St. Federal Bureau of Investigation, 7 Broad St. and the Navy,

Flora's has estoWIHwd Itself over ITS THE CUT THAT COUNTS ?h*. Winner the years as the bualK . Rumson Sued We specialize, In personalized con- ty lodlei'' fahla- tour holr cuttingly MR. NUNZiE, •tore to shop lor eminent coiffure stylist and consul- Mr. John Moiei, 41 Drum- the latest, and lant. Permanent waving and hair finest. On Variance coloring by expert operators. mond Av»., Red Bank rB- Now open Moii. thru sat. caivBt a $10.00 gift certif- Limitations VOGUE icate from Max Prown, FREEHOLD — Rumson's Bor- laft, of Prown's,.32 Broad , ough Council and its Board of BEAUTY SALON HAM ALIAIM Fine Fashions tor Smorl SoelilsttoCtM NUNZIB RAINIER 747-0&I4-0647 - " St. for being the first to HI tread It. - 70-lto Adjustment were named defend- IS WHITE STREET euts in a Superior Court suit call when hit name ap- Friday by a resident who wants peared in last week's Red' bis property zoned for profes- Menmouth County's name brand store tour future li our business. Whether Bank Reward Day ad. Mr. sional offices without any restric- It be for college education funds or for men and boys. John Oenlels Is tions. retirement income, coma In .and let Prdwn alto awarded a truly the ploce le go for ttie brands, us help you. "Service l> our most Im- Martin .Fleming of 1M Avenue portant product." $5.00 gift certificate to ~. you know. of Two Rivers, maintains in his Mr. Edgar Deniie and a wit that his property is'the only FIRST EASTERN $2.50 gift certificate to JOHN DANIELS : one between'Blossom and Ridge MEN'S WEAR INVESTMENT Corporation Rev. Charles Webster who Kds. not zoned for business. The Boys' «ite1 Sturfent Deptrtimnt suit says that the deed prohibits Mutual Funds were' the second and third SO 8ro»d 5tr«»t residential'usage of the "land. Stocks — Bonds to call. JOHN Mt»UTO , JACK STEPHEN SKMUNDY The«uit: states that the two 741-1300 • 148 Broad St. • 74i4T,r.".'*i municipal agencies approved a Tickets to A.I.T. Theatres variance Oct. 2f for professional will be sent to all three. office usage but limited to law, Our "Salon Itillim'! It new present' Ing. Ill foil • collection ei tlegant dentistry, architecture or engi Tempting old world treott to suit ony vnderfashlonsfashlons. Mht Henrlstta Ban- neerhtgV " ""'•; ' " "•*'•'." 'fancy. Prepared dolly In our spotleM nan, expertt terMtlve att -your service ,'t'r-ty appointment II you ' The suit contends that the vail-, Kllcnen In ttie strictest of formukn for your eating pleasure. ana? is' unconstitutional, unrea- Week's Winner I • sonable, without legal sanction, Read each advertisement! Cojieealed in one of these advertisements are the and violates Mr. Fleming's rights. l E'b BANK Appetiien & Delicatessen It .wants the court to direct the names of three Red Bank Shoppers... If you are the first to telephone the Catering for All Occasions GLASJS SHOP defendants to antend the variance merchant in whose advertisement your name appears, you'll win a valuable gift. 747-4f>00 741-9810 DRUSlLU H. MIKD without', any usage restrictions.. NORMAN SBIOEL Broad and Harding 1 HI Broad St. Harry S. Evans, Rumson, rep- PLUS: 2 TICKETS TO AIT THEATRES to each person whose name appears in ad! resents Mr. Fleming.

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life ?ER W 74iv.no NIGHT , KONDAY.VpBCEMBER 12, 1966 Norman Mailer Remembers Long Branch His Childhood Tfatta Happy Time "the deepest consciousness of the as1 eyes-and-ears Journalism, the Norman's stsfcir, Mrs.'Barbara magazines containing his stories. About Long Branch, Mr. Mailer W « v^e oM selentiM*,;#*) potofc. elllng of what is seen 'and felt Alson; who Jives now in New York, is also a writer and .has said, "I have only very pleasant years «go i aeven-year-old boy coMtructef (he, wicket' shlpf • its ,¥• Several Other Novell rapier than simply what happens. Mr. Mailer's mother, Fanny recently edited on anthology of memories. All those summers here wwU a «pry. in a WhooJ y r,_ ••Since .then, Mr. Mailer has seem to telescope into one. We H Schneider, lived for many years female writing entitled "The notebook.vThe story vju about M officer who betrays pASsaed. several other novels, BUineiucr, uwu IUI many ycaio iw««• £^>% t «•.•—.©^^ mm m m 4 M #- t• used to play in an old estate '(-, invasionpi toe planet Mars by to the Martians. among them; "The Deer Park," in Long Branch. Her father, Hy- Bold New Women," published in ear the Scarborough Hotel on M man Schneider, was a philosophe" r paperback by1 Fawcett and Co. Many men are killed in the "Barbary Shore" "The American Bath Ave. and down at the rail- and scholar of Judaism. Two of ,is a child, Norman was in- story, and the planet eatth ,ii Dream"- and two collections of road tracks with a great old her sisters, Jenny (Mrs. Harry terested mainly in aeronautical destroyed by tidal wavei '«hd easays end journalism, "Adver- Michelson) and Rose (Mrs. Harry Negro guy who kept the signal earthquakesthk . TThh e seven-year-olld titettisententss torfor Myself"' anend "Can- engineering. He tinkered and crossing there." Paley) and their nephew Harold built model planes. One of his boy at thai: time wrote Oat Mr nibals and Christians." still live in Long Branch. A He remembers particularly waa what "made men men and gasoline-driven models, he said, the boardwalk, watching storms He has not only kept up his fourth sister, now deceased, had a six-foot wing spread. He ruined mothers'.hearts." production, but bis popular sue- Rebecca (Mrs. Louis Renbar- from there and the high bluff spent six months working at it hat now has been eroded away. Eighteen years later, the nan cess has been' equaled by few Shapiro), owned the old Scarbor- and when it was built, it w»s too During the 30s," • he said, "it vrfaowtas that boy wrote ae story modern Anierican.wrlters., "The ough Hotel on Ocean Blvd. and ibig to at into a car. J of" anothe' •'"r• .invasion. Tius one American bream" has just been In that vicinity Norman Mailer was always in danger of eroding, "When launched," he said, "it was called "The Naked and toe made Into a movie and Mr. spent most of his summers from and I remember watching the soared briefly, but then its wings Dead" and it formed for 25- Mailer is now working on a stage 1923 to 1940. boardwalk being repaired. I suddenly folded up — like an was shocked to see its present year-old Norman Mailer the version of "The Deer Park," Mr. Mailer was born in Long umbrella." condition — motels struck on foundation of a spectacular liter- which will 'open tWs winter ofi Branch, but his father, an ac- lanes leading to nothing. It was ary career. Broadway with his wife, Beverly countant who had come to the There was nothing unusual very depressing for me to see Bentley, in one of the leading UniteS States to visit from South about bis childhood. His aunts •The Naked and the Dead," that. When I was a kid I loved first published by Rinehart and roles. Africa and decided to stay, had and cousins describe him various- ly as "impatient,"' "curious," the boardwalk." 1 Co. in IMS, sold hundreds of Mr. Mailer's essay, "The White his offices in New York and the "happy," "gregarious," thousands of copies. It is still Negro,"-was a credo for'.the family spent most of the year in Baseball was one of Norman's favfrite snorts and he remem- being .issued in reprints and has •hipsters" of the fifties and bis Brooklyn. Norman's first cousin, There is no doubt, .however, bers pick-up games and catch been translated into several descriptions of the Democratic Mrs. Joseph Becker, runs, with that they are-proud of him. Their with the man who now aits on languages including Japanese. Convention in. Los Angeles in 1960 her husband, a hardware store bookshelves are lined with his the City Magistrate's bench, and the Republican one In Chi- in Red Bank and another cousin, written works, including trans- Critics at the time hailed Mr. .tanley Cohen, Mailer as a great realistic novel- cage-, in 1864. which appeared in Mrs. Julia Smith, still lives in lations, specially illustrated edi- Norman Maflcr., ist and a man who represented Esquire magazine are unrivaled Long Branch. tions and even copies of "You know how it is in child- hood," Mailer said. "There are good guys and bad guys. Well, Stanley was one of the good ;uys, a good ball player, too. Good 'I remember, too," he went on, "the old Monmouth Memorial Hospital at Bath and Third Aves. — an architectural beauty with ts ofd Romanesque spires and To Bell Telephony Lajfes turrets, I had three wonderful YOUNG WRITER AND FRIENPS — Fourteen-ytar-old aunts in Long Branch-marvelous sey. Chairman of the committee Norman Mailer on the Long Branch .boardwalk with, NEWARK - Bell Telephone jy a service tower. These towers women — and my memories of laboratories today received a 1966 contain elevators and service is Robert A. Roe, state commis- my summers there are very Clyde Pangborn, left, and Vincent J. Burnolli, designer area. They also house the ser- sioner of Conservation and Eco- Mew Jersey Business New Good fond." Neighbor Award in recognition vice facilities for the entire com- nomic Development, of the first commercial and freight airplanas. Maikr'i The first building on the Bell How did Long Branch con- of its new research laboratory plex. Two main buildings share great interest in planes led him to study aeronautical complex in Holmdel. a large lobby and central court Labs' site was completed four tribute to his literary talents. The award was presented by area. '. years ago and brought Bell tele- "Well,, " he saysy,, "I'm in hand- at Harvard. Paul L. Troast, chairman of Uie Builder of the J34 million: proj- phone Laboratories a New Good cuffs when you ask me that ques- board of the New Jersey Manu- ect was Frank Bnscoe Company, Neighbor Award at that time. tion." facturers Association, at a lun- Inc., of Newark. It contains a total The new award was conferred Wrote About Hockey cheon at the Robert Treat Hotel, of 1,200,000 square feet and is on the basis of additional develop- His first story, written dur- . The competition, now in its. designed to accommodate 5,000 ment and improvement of the ing a summer in Long Branch, seventh year, is co-sponsored by persons. entire complex which has taken was about an ice hockey game, the association and New Jersey The award to the company car- place since. unusual, since Norman had never Business Magazine. It ateaJelly ded, this citation: "For. the ar. Tfie laboratory was nominated seen an ice hockey, game dn-Ws gives recognition to 10 ne* plants chiteetural merit of its new build- for the award-by Myron L. .Tay life. He calls it now "a phony ing and grounds; the enhance- lor, industrial representative' *f story," but his father said that VISITS NATO BASES — Lt. Col. John S. Thatcher, left, and office buildings completed in New Jersey during the full year ment of the company's economic the. Monmouth Cpunty Planning after the story was written, 7& Gull Rd., Middlttown, is greeted by C. S. Teldan, irlor to each July 1. vavaluee tqjhqj e arear, , and f<$$ pprovid- Board:,-la .'his lette* of —*~ Nqfrtttan insisted Qn attending every hockey.game he could In director of public affairs, NATO .Haftcfeuartari in Paris, The new Bell Labs facilityy, ini g .visualil , beaiity'abt' s one off itits tion,, Mr. Taylor cited Be New York. , • lompleted last-June,. Js llocated d rej ^excellent community relation France. Col. Thatcher, executive vie* president of the He majored ,in . aeronautical m a 400-acre site just off the lations." program, thh e cornerstont e off whichi h Colonial Life. Insurance Co. of America, East Orange, engineering at Harvard, but while Garden State Parkway near Tele- The winners were chosen by a is close co-ordination with com- was one of 14 Air Fore* reserves and National Guard graph Hill.-The architect was the committee of leaders of statewide munity and county, keeping every- still an undergraduate there, he one informed on all phases pi won a national award for a officers to fake part in the Air Force's 100th Reserve late EeroSeaarinen. The complex business and professional orga- consists of two identical six-story nizations Interested in the orderly development with which they may Short story entitled "Hie Great- Officer Overseas Orientation Tour to gain first-hand buildings connected at each end and healthy growth of New Jer- be concerned." est Thing in the World" which knowledge of the Air Force's role in Europe as a mem- appeared in 1941 in Story Mag- azine. Another story, "A Calculus ber of the 15-netion North Atlantic Treaty Organization at Heaven," appeared in en (NATO). ' ,...,. anthology published in 1944. By that time, however, the war was on and Mr. Mailer was in it, stationed in Leyte,'Luzon and mkird Awaits Woird Japan as a field artillery sur- veyor, clerk, rifleman and cook. Daring the war, he began to School Job Probe take notes for "The Naked an^ the Dead" and he set it down LONG BRANCH -The Board The school, which was born In after V-J Day. He attended the of Education was awaiting noti- controversy, has managed to live Sorbonne for a year and when fication from the state this morn- up to its birth right. Last May he returned from France to the Ing thajt it, would investigate con- U.S. in 1943, he was a famous the city building inspector, Sam- struction work on the $3.5 million literary figure. ; junior high school project. uel OeBartoUs, reported finding There are some striking simi- : The board Friday asked Gov. structural defects. , , larities between the science fic- Richard J. Hughes by telegram In June, 34 steel columns were tion thriller, "The Martian- In- to initiate a full investigation of found to °e out of plumb and vasion, A Story in Two parts;" ' 1 the controversial project. work in the cafeteria section had that the young boy; dedicated to The action was in quick re- to be halted for corrections. "my mother who always wanted me to write a good story," and sponse to a letter from the gov- In August the civic association the account of the invasion by ernor to Milton Garr promising complained of a gas leak in the U.S. troops of the fictional that state Inspectors would be power distribution room, cent to investigate the school con- Pacific island of Anopopei which The 58-room building was orig- struction." " .•....' ppears to be modeled upon the inally scheduled for completion In his letter to Mr. Garr, which Guadalcanal camapign. on Nov. 1 but the target date was printed in' a local newspa- The boy's story tells of an of- has been shuffled a number of per, Gov. Hughes said respon- Eicer who gets- pleasure from times and is now Feb. 14. sibility for the project rests with iestruction: "Bob was lazily sit- the architect and engineer em- The school board has blamec ting next to the electric cannon _..,._:ji__._ »«#»»• Li ,, ., . . . ployed by the local school board. the delay on its general contrac- ind discharging it at the city. CHILDHOOD SPORT — Norman Mailer plays pirates tor, A. Kaplan & Sons, Ltd., of Mr.,Garr has-been a vocal cri- It gave him a vague pleasure with childhood friends in front of the Howland Hotel tic of the construction and has Englewood, but the firm has re- to see the city slowly vanish be- -••.-• • • , _ , , , • .... been at constant * loggerheads butted that it Js responsible for POPULAR GUY — Santa Claus, Frank J. Perry, hands'out candy canes at Fair Haven fore the cannon." in Long Branch during a Fourth of July celebration. only 45 per cent of the construc- The commanding officer of the with the -school board.' Some shopping center, River Rd., Friday. Tha Chamber of Commerce that evening .turned H f , * j b hit aunt Mr$ H Michelson. months ago the board passed a tion and is therefore blameless invasion force against Anopopei, resolution' amounting to a cen- Others have laid the blame o on its Christmas lights, and the fire house, its Nativity scene. (Register Staff Photo) General Cummings, Is also de- sure of Mr. Garr and the City- the school board's architect, Rich- scribed as enjoying pulling the Wide Civic Association he often ard O. Boyken of Holmdel, but he lanyard cord on artillery pieces, sjieaks'for. -,,,:-; has also refused guilt; hearing the shells land far away Furblur's Silence Bothers ind wondering what damage they have done. Both stories contain vivid ac- counts 'of enlisted men in con- JPplice in Slayings Probeflict with the tyranny of officers and both attempt to depict war FREEHOLD - Disturbed at Ernest Furblur Sr., 28, of 81 ities as a lawyer engaged in the as not only destruction, but as what he called a lack of co-op- Throckmorton St., to answer ques- protection of a client. a struggle that brings out 'the eration from the man whose tions has slowed the probe. Mr. Furblur's wife, Helen, 22, iest qualities in some men. wife and child were found dead Mr. Furblur had told police and and their infant son, Ernest Jr., Before television, before Orson in" their home last Monday, coun- newsmen that he is keeping his 10 months, disappeared from Welles had terrified a radio au- ty and local detectives continued own counsel on advice of his at- home without explanation Die. 2. dience with his mock broadcast ! torney, Harry Sagotsky, of Free- their Investigation today. Police called at the house about of a Martian invasion, before the hold. The attorney said he is Chief o( County Detectives John 7:30 p.m. Dec. 5 to ask Mr. Fur- real war that was the destruc- merely following his responsible M. Gawler said that 'refusal of blur for permission to - make a tion of one world, Mailer wrote search. They found the mother's of all these things'. He also body In the basement, a victim caught, in one, passage about of more than 15 stab wpunds, the death of one of the American Ike Undergoes and the'child, in a closet,, dead rocketeers, the nobility; of war. of suffocation from a piece of "There ended," he wrote, plastic about its face. life of one of the bravest men An autopsy has Indicated that of history. To the last he fought Gall Operation the two were dead about 12 hours. nobly back, finally perishing be- cause he refused to surrender." five-star general his, second sur Police want Mr. Furblur, who WASHINGTON (AP)-Former The war of 1998 that Mailer de- gleal experience in 10 years. was home when the bodies were Pxeakjent Dwight D. Elsenhower picted as a boy was hardly more The operation was being per- found, to help try to account for went' under die surgeon's knife, destructive than one that is com- formed In an operating room on where his wife and son may have memorated on Dec. 7, The boy's • this morning for removal of the the same floor as, the VIP suite been between Dec. 2 and when- story also predicts a "second" gall' bladder which surgeons say which Elsenhower occupied prior ever they returned to the house. World War In 1973. contains "multiple," gall stones. lo the operation and where ho A funeral Mass lor the mothei CHRISTMAS WISE M8HTBD - Sea Bright Mayor Frank Walter Reed Army Hospital of- will convalesce. and child was offered Friday at The Betsy Ross H. Van Puier chati wlfh'Courlcllwomen Charlotte Whit*, ficials Announced at 8 OS a m. A team' of groen' gowned St. Rose of Lima Church, here, "The World's Best Hamburger" broiled on real charcoal. Evening ON THE BEACH — Norman Mailer on th*. batch In (•ft, and Cecils F. Norton after a decorate'd trss near EST that the surgery scheduled surgeons headed by Lt. Gen, by Mr, Furblur's brother, the • I ii IA 1 i 4^ ft I f tor 8 o'clock was already under Leonard D, Heaton, the Army's Rev. Harold A, Furblur. Durla dinners $1.71. 60l)Hwy.35, Shrews- Long Branch near Bath Ave. with hit lists?'Barbara,, borough hall was lighted Saturday, way surgeon genera), was at the In the same casket was in th< bury. 11 a.m, to 10 p.m. daily. J npw,a; wrltar-and editor in Ntw York. , (FUgiiter Staff' Photo) thus began for the 76-year-old operating table. church cemetery. (Adv.) } fDw. 12, 1966 THE DAILY REGISTER Smilk /Keeps S&t League of Successful J. Edward Smith, >ve president of the Betas/ Savings aad loan Aasociatkm, to the pub- the board of the state trade or- Rife-way Investing lic relations committee of the CORRIGANS m«t, »TSZn said STew *.« «- By Roger E. Spear II Alter Loan PLUMBING how should we invest $2,001) in image, "a major lactor in the small savings Processing of the Glen Ridge Savings and HEATING iccount, $50,000 in life insurance, new money?" H. P. i few stocks, including American (A) You are farslghted people 24-HR. SERVICE Telephone. I am ill years to plan ahead for your son's fu- Arrangement )ld; my annual income of $20,- ture. Winn-Dixie is currently de- ASBURY PARK - Sargent 900 should increase. I can in- pressed—as are other food-chain ariver, director of The Office, of vest $5,000 each, year and would stocks—due to rising expenses Economic Opportunity, hat an* like to start a program in long- and competition. This issue had nounced that the economic op- term growth stocks. What is your one of the best records in its PREPARING FOB! FAIIt — St. Ann's Catholic School,. portunity loan program hereto- Dpinion of the following: Ameri- group and I would retain it. fore processed by local Small can Airlines; Anaconda; Kenhe- Ktansburg,- will hold a book fair in the school muiic Business Development Centers I' would switch Consolidated wtt; Standard of California; room next week through Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 8 such as the county center here Edison—4 rather slow utility—in- Westinghouse Electric; Interna- has been transferred, to the Small to American Electric Power. Your p.m;. Hara, Sitter Mary Roland, fair chairman, diieutsat tional Telephone; R.C.A.; SCM Business Administration. Corporation? I am also interested new money should do well over a book sahctron with eighth grade student* Bernadttta Said Mr. Shriver, "Community pharmaceutical, if you will period of time in Consolidated Foods, a Chicago-based distribu- Leon, 13, and Stanlay Grochowiki, 14. action agencies will continue to itiggest one." L. A. tor of food products. The future I Register Staff Photo) play a key role In the process, FUEL-EATING (A) Hie program you outlined growth rate here appears to be Wing counselling, manage- leems generally sound for a mansteady and predictable at about ment, guidance and referral as- MlketUf n your strong financial position. ten per cent a share annually on sistance to prospective borrowers FURNACE believe your first move should present operations. Heads Drive For Scouts and other small businessmen." IippyCkrldMi ie to Increase your savings ac- OCEAN TOWNSHIP— Walter Under the new system, two GOT YOU DOWN? :ount to a level where all pos- L. Molineux Jr., Locust, has ac- types of loans have been made able future contingencies will be Mrs. Jacques cepted chairmanship of the Mon- available. HOL (1) and HOL lipimttiHiiaiiw >rovided for. I advise you there- mouth Council Boy Scouts of (2). HOL (1) is to make funds ifter to buy only » issues with America Together Plan for 1967. available to persons engaged in :learly defined growth pros- the operation of small business ftMricM-Staatalfasbo8er Ends Career Under the Together Plan, tt «cts, where changes in the busl- where the efforts of such per- la expected that as many as SO Ut n im you mmi, worry and less cycle seem likely to have sons to date have afforded them new scout units may be organ- «m. Our mw boilers are efficient, he least impact on earnings. In Banking only a marginal- economic exis- ized in the county in 1987. (hpMdibll «nd compact. Fuel-uvinj tence. Maximum loan under this In this category—among the Representatives of {90 prospec- program is 515,000 for 15 years. •CMMjr. Lifetime cat Iron construe- itocks you have listed—I prefer tive sponsors of Scout Units will HOL (2) is a program to make lalifornia Standard, Internatlon- tin. Smtrtlyttyltd stdel jackets for I be invited to a dinner to be funds available! 1o persons en- il Telephone and RCA. As a field at the high school cafeteria 1 gaged or planning to engage in iroadly based pharmaceutt- Thursday, Jan. 26, where they the operation of small businesses al for -strong growth, I like will bear the scouting story. which do not qualify for finan- ilerck & Co. Other suggestions The dinner is to be sponsored cial aid from any 'other source Jong these lines would include by the New Jersey Bell Tele- including lending programs of American Hospital Supply, Bris- phone Company. Mr. Molineux li SBA. The maximum loan under ol-Myers, General Foods and HOL (2) is $25,000 for 15 years. Jtton Industries. the Asbury Park district man* »er for the company, Andrew Lynch, director of Toe (Q) "We bought Winn-Dbde Small' Business Administration, itores and Consolidated Edison Newark District Headquarters, or our 12-year-old ion's educa- Ticket Driver complimented the Monmouth Ion. Should we hold these and County SBDC as being "one of After Crash Walter L. Molinen Jr. the best in the country" undei HOLMDEL - State police, Key- the old program. The Monmouth Ebery Sets port barracks, yesterday ticketed County Center by year end will oseph S. Robinson, 21, of 25 GOP to Donate have made approximately. 100 Church St., Eatontown, for care- loans totaling nearly $1,000,000 to Sales Record less driving, as a result of an $100 to Church county businesses, new and es- USE OUR CONVENIENT CHARGE PLAH accident on Rt. 35 near Laurel tablished. MIDDLBTOWN - The Com- RED BANK — A record ol ve. An SBA loan specialist from .igh national ranking In the Me munity, Republican Club will do- Police said the youth claimed the Newark office will Interview nsurance field has been estab- nate approximately $100 to the Mrs. Hilda R. Jacques e.fell asleep at the wheel just at the Asbury Park SBDC each Plus Installation ished during the past year by Chapel Hill AME Zion Church efore his car struck a utility Tuesday. tobert J. Ebery, Sfl Eighth St., ASBURY PARK - John G. fund. ttmans pole. He was treated for lacera- Vest Keansburg, the Red Bank Hewitt, president of First Mer- AIRLINE'S GUEST tions of the left eye and bottom The money was made from a chants National Bank, hag an- HAZLET — Bruce M. Muni, • OFFICE • •epresentatlve of The Lincoln lip and released from Rivervlew recent cake sale, at Shop-Rite nounced the retirement of Mrs. Lake Dr., was among 80 invited National Life Insurance Co. and a Hospital. Supermarket, Rt. 35, Carl Welte- nember of W. R. Beardslee & Hilda R. Jacques of 1406 Sunset roth, club president, reported. guests aboard Japan Air Lines' 127 OAKLAND ST. issociates.Montclair, it was an-Ave.. Wanamassa, senior teller Municipal Court hearing date Cakes were baked by members recent inaugural flight from New •ounced by Henry W. Persons, it the main office. Mrs. Jacques was set for Dec. 20. and other residents. York to Tokyo. Manager of Trave- RED BANK. N.J. las been a member of the bank's long. Inc., Chatham, Mr. Muni tailor vice president and director The Chapel Hill church was de- itaff for 36 years. RT. 55 ACCIDENT spent a week in Japan visiting if agencies. , stroyed by fire more than a In making the announcement, MIDDLETOWN - Police said points of interest 747-2706 month ago. A new church is to' be Ebery, who is a member of Mr. Hewitt expressed the appre- Joanne Berdel, 19, of 8 Squire built. The club will present a itiodtrniiotlon he company's Consecutive Week- ciation of the officers and direc- Dr., Old Bridge, received a slight y Production Club, has sold at tors for the efforts and loyalty iump on the head yesterday check to Rev. Thomas Coursey, east one policy each week for of Mrs. Jacques over the years. morning when her car hit a fire pastor. nore titan one year. During her banking career Mrs. hydrant on Rt. 35 at Kane's La. Make Towne Liquors ... Jacques has held numerous and lie woman refused medical treat- Be Modern, use The Daily Reg- varied positions at the bank's ment, police said. ister main office. First Merchants Savers She is past president and a member of the board of gover- nors of the Monmouth County ;hapter of the American Institute GET MORE INTEREST jf Banking and a member of the National Federation of Business MORE LOCAL OUT OF LIFE! and Professional Women's Clubs. Instructor Appointed -WESTfcONCr BRANCH - Mur- ray Levihe of the House of Fash- ion bridal specialty shop, High- land Park, was appointed En- CHAPEL HILL RYE JT. Tin Vi-dkL glish instructor at Monmouth Col lege this semester. For the past three years, Mr. CHAPEL NIL GIN 3.99 9T. 7.95 VJ.GAL. Levine has combined English graduate courses at Rutgers Uni- WINNERS versity with his bridal shop busi- CHAPEL HILL SCOTCH dSfl 9T. 10.95 VJ-GAL ness. He received his B.A. cum laude in English from New York University, his M.A. from Har- 3.99 9T. 7.95 va-GAL vard and completed his edu- WINS ?1112o CHAPEL HILL VODKA cation courses at Fordham Uni Mr. Joseph Indyk of Spots- versity. He taught in the City College of New York School ol wood & Englishtown Rds., CHAPEL HILL BOURBON 545? , 1049 **«. Business Administration and Rut Jamesburg, NewJersey,won gers' University college and ex $111.20 Instant Cash at Per- ABOVE ITEMS ARE EXCLUSIVE tension division. rine Pontiac, Buckelew Ave- WITH TOWNE LIQUORS. Ends Course nue, Jamesburg. ON SPECIAL In Drycleaning SILVER SPRING, Md.-Milton TIME-SAVING D. Jones, 56 Tilton Ave.,' Red WINS SOI Gift Baskets CERTIFICATES Bank, N. J., graduated from the Mr. John Mitukiewicz of 813 fbuMveeks 79th management .Newark Ave., Manville, N. J., course at the National Institute got a $50.00 Winning Tiger- ot Maturity... 1 Year er Lonjtr of Drycleaning. We are Mr. Jones studied such topics ino Ticket at Miglione Bros. as supervisory techniques, busi- Esso Station, South Main St., headquarters ness administration, plant layout Manville, N.J. human relations and eftectiv for all your writing and speaking. party needs!

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Start laving Roselle, N.J. Jersey City, N.J. right owoyl • MR. ROBERT McANAUY • MRS. PETER STEC Union, N.J. . Plainfiefd, N. J. • MRS. RUTH KOCH • MR. GEORGE E. GORDON MVKOHI Belford,N.J. Unden,N.J MAI!* mini jooDum IN NEW POST — Alan W. BNOMI Finlay, 24 Dslwood La., New 'hrewsbury, forrnsr nationa PlayJigerlno MINI CONVINIINT COMMUNITY OFFlCU ales marketing tervices Alt*ry Perk I UN Bint / Moraiquan / North Asbury Park manager for the Pepu'-Cola hb H.wn / Holiudd / Brlellk / Colri Neck / Aven-Nsptuiw Clf» Corp., hai been named pro- 1 tver SO used cars from WOO to KMO. 11 YEAR CAR.., Suy now ul MVI. . MOUTH UOTORJC SPECIALS McCARthy CHEVROLET ~RASSA5 PONTIAC ' VOLVO SPECIAL DEAL FOR UM Binca! BIVItttA - Thle It 111. AUSTIN HEALES — 3000, 11112. (of car TITUV« baen looklnf (or. Priced to top, wire wheel* mo* overdrive. Call it Ava. Atlantlo' Hiltilandi Broad St. '66 CHEVELLE N. J.'i -OLDEST AUTHORIZED MIL BOB TOOT BUICK, Ul-tm H1-5O3T. eaJnst until 9 VOLVO DEALER HOME OWNERS 291-1101 If y»v want a car PLUS CASH • AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE roses - DEIIAI HITEKKSTED OLDaUOBOJi - UEftCM RED BANK TO TAKE OVER PL* ID t-ARTTia TO TAICI OVS PAT- r IF you want to eonsolldatt all Your bills HINTS ON REPOSSESSED CAR& lENTS ON RBPOSSEBSIRBPOSSEBSID CARCA* $1895 AUTO IMPORTS 3ALL lOt. SHELLY. M2-24M, UUN- CALLL MMRR. mu.!mu! , MI-2414MI2414. KOKONN- into One Monthly Payment roUTH UOTORS. AUTHORIZED MOUTH MOTORS., AUTHOJUZEP NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD M* BUICK CUSTOM LE SABRE - 1M1 COUBT — Btatlon w»jon. >W door, itandard ihiru Hew brake!, tall '65 CORVAIR RED BANK IP yen want to get cat* back AND LOWER This cor !on»ertlble: WUU, black top. Full pow- M Httdlop COME IN AND SEE tr. Bucket Reate. 6,000 mileB. rfew car ilnla, water pump, muffler. |39fi. 141' ' . 741-5614 ' ' YOUR MONTHLY PAYMENTS .. - : has paiied rarrentr. Call Mr^ Frank. 711-6200. 8887 Htter 6 5.m. ' " • • , our !6-poinf K3 bLCSSOBrCE 88 CONVERTIBEB CHEVROLET—19«3-»talfon Call Mr. Fields at 542-2414 ^ THE GIANT CARS - While wltb like new black lop. money down. Take 'over' payment* of Karoon Interior. BOB WHITE BUICK, 7.60 per week. BELMONT MOTOKS, , $14«5 Monmouth Motors Rt. 3$ Eatonrown safety and 399 Maple Ave. IRt iM), Bed Bank. YEAR: END performance a> MONZA DEMONSTRATOR • FAN M1-6JI8. • .*•••: Authorbmi Doaler Captured by the 'ABTIC BAVINQS. McCARthy Cnevro- 3ADILLAC—19«2 Coupe de Villa hard; '65 TEMPEST test. eL Uti Aye.. Z91-U01 Atlanllo HUh- .op. Full power. No money down. TAKB andi. DVER PAYMENTS of JU.S0 Per weeiV GTO 2-Door -Hardtop ONDEU AUTO SALES, BU 35, Hep CLEARANCE 1983 BLUE OLDSMOBILE 88 CON tune.7J4 67CKl.-•• . radio, heater. ITERTIBLE — In excellent condition, : V.W. PEOPLE iUICKr-1963 Riviera, hardtop. No mon- M.4H. Call after 8 p.m., 7<7-1368, sy flown. Take over payment* orftO^O $1995 SALE 3HltVROLETa — DESI-.E INTEREST. per week. BELMONT MOTORS, 365 :D PARTIES TO TAKE AVER PAT- laple Ave. (Rt. 35), Red Bank. Til- (Two to choou from) UENTB ON RKPPSSE86ED CARS, '65 CHEVELLE $1145] Thty've patstd the 16-point Safety «nd Per- CALL MR. SHELLY. 5422414. MON- , , Four-door Sedan . UOUTH MOTORB. AUTHORIZED 1981 FORD V-8—Two-door: Excellent '65 CHEVROLET formanca Inspection and been complerely over- condition. 1550. New* show tires'. Auto*- '« MONZA $1145 IMS RENAULT R»—Four-floor, Bea'Jll- latlc, power steering. 747-2&6O. B»l Air Wiaon Sport Coup* haulid and reconditioned. [ul blue. • Complete with rally atripes, Cylinder, automatic, radio, TEST DRIVE automatic tranamission, disc brakes, MUSTANG — 1865 convertible. 4-speed. heater, power ltxrlng. '64 BEL, AIR $1145 W»'r» JO, iurs of them w» guarantee 100% radio, heater, whitewalls. bucket leats, fto money down. Take over payments >eat bells and a grayiih black vinyl of »IMU per week.. BELMONT MOTORS, Wagon, 9 pauangar. »cyl. THE MAN'S CAR the repair or -replacement of all major mechanical Interior,. .All Ihla plua 33 mlleg to the 365 Maple Ave. (Rt 35), Red Bank. $1895 gallon! Original owner. Only 1950, 741-6778. '64 IMPALA $1295 parti* for 30 days or 1,000 miles. Call 776-9477. Sport Coup) 1959 PONTIAC—Bonnevllle, Owner lort If it's hard to find used domestic used cars in 1M< IMPALA—Nine-passenger station license. Must sell. Good condition. Ful- '664 PONTIAC '64 BEL AIR $1145 better shape than ours, it's because it's hard to find wagon. Executive car. Air-conditioned. automatli;, power •teerlni. *27U. 254- ClCatelha a 2-Deor HardtoH p Sedan, four-door Fantastic savlnn. McCAP.Uiy Chevro- FmjMpwpwdd tronimltronimlitloni , a us»4 VW guarantee better than ours. . et, 1st Ave., Atlantic Highlands. ~~ RAMBLER—1965 convertible. No money radio,, heatarheatar, "64 BEL AIR $1195 uoi. .: lown. Take over payments of S7.S0 per Wagon, 6 pesttnper 1967 MERCURY , 'engine • IranimUtion - raar aila - front axle atsambliai VOLKSWAGEN 'BUS — 1865, 12,000 week. BGLMONT MOTORS, $66 Maple $1695 brat* tyitcm . alectrieal tyitam. miles. S140O. Excellent condition. Call Ave. rod's, heater. '60 RAMBLER $ 95 i-aitback. V-8. Make offer. Call 2291. Red Bank. 741-6778. .' • ..< Four-dooriedmt RIGHT SERVICE 6387 after ,6 p.m. 1963 FORD V CHEVROLET—1965 Impala convertible, $1195 1943 CHEVY 1834 OLDSMOBILE full power. No. money down. TAKE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY — LOCAL BANK Dependable OVER PAYMENTS of 114.20 per week. McCARthy Impali conv. Ranch wjgon. $ DONDEU AUTO BALES, Rt 33, Nep- '63 CHRYSLER FINANCING L9&0 DESOTO — Good Heml-head tune. 774-8700. Graen. '1350 White. 1W5 motor. (75. RENAULT 1961—Dauphine sedan. No Newport 4-Door Sedaft Automatic, power steering end brakes, CHEVROLET 671-3U4 money down. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS radio, heoter, «lr conditioned, 1963 FALCON. — Station Wagon. Ex- of 53.60 per week. BELMONT MOTORS, AUTHORIZED , cellent condition. Only 11395, at BOB 365 Maple Ave. (Rt 35), Red Bank. 7(1- CHEVROLET DEALER WHITE BUICK. 741-6200. 6778. • , T ' $1395 BUICK — 164 Electra 225, four-door-, 1957 BUICK SPECIAL — Good oondl hardtop, full power. No money down. HWY. 16 and FIRST AVE. 19MF0M .. 1964 CHEVROLET Uo, «0O. Cir TAKE OVER PAYMENTS of $13.50 per '63 CHEVY II ENGLISH MOTORS week. BONDEU AUTO BALES, EL 35, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS CADILLAC — Two-door. Good Neptune, 774-6700, . ' . ,, 2-Door Sedan MAPLE AVE 747.4545 RED BANK Cuttom 2-dr. Corvair- Monia s good condition. Bell___to h «Vcvllnd«r, standard onvertible. bidder. Call after 6, 747-9213 (I 741. RENAULT 1960—Dauphine sedan. No franimliilon, heoter. 291-1101 Opti Evuihgi — Exctpr WtdMidiiy end Saturday. d ld money down. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS Auiomatie. '1150 White. 1095 5372. of Sl.SO per week. BBLMONT UO- MERCEDES BENZ 1962 — Excellenl TORS, 3S5 Maple Ave. (Rt 35), Red condition. Belling below list price. 741- Bank. 741-I77B. ' '••:'. 05J7. OLDSMOBILE—1983 Holiday Bs, two- VOLKSWAGEN CONVERTIBLE 1962 — door ' hardtop. Full power. No money '63 DODGE Very good buy, from original owner. down. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS ct FORD Calf B42-1S11. 9.90 per week. BONDEU AUTO Folir. 500 2-Doer Hardtop OLDSMOBILE- SALES,. lit. 35, Neptun;. 774-«700. ffandordl trommliilon, rodlo, hwler, TED CON WAY SAYS 1962 COMET -<•' Four-door sedan, six Falcon 4-dr. cylinder,' atuomatlo transmission. Good CHRYSLER 1961—J-door hardtop: No 88, four-door. $ $ running condition. 787-1736. money down. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS $1195 •edan. I S3.4O per week. BELMONT MO- Saden, black. 1595 White, stick. 9»5 1063 KORD COUNTRY BQUIRB WAG ore. 395 Maple, Ave. (Rt 35), . Bed ON — All power. One owner. Excel Bank. 741-8778. . I FINANCE MY OWN CARS! lent, condition. Call 164-6797. •63 CORVAIR CHEVROLET—1963 Impala Super, Sport. 1865 MUSTANG — Four-jpeed. Excel Bucket feats. Full power. NO ..mone?' • Mont* Coupe lent condition. it offer. Call 228 down. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS ot Itondord Ironimlillon, rodh, heater, Father and Son Doing Business 1325. S9.20 per week. BONDEU AUTO 1915 CHEVROLET 1834 CHEVROLET — "As Is." Good foi BALES, Rt 35, Neptune. 774X70O, $795 1965 FORD parts. Call. 671-9003 after FORD 1961^— Convertible. No mone;* 6 p.m. . down. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS* ct Muitang $ Corvair 2-dr. 13.90 per week, BELMONT MOTORS,. In Red Bank Over 40 Years convertible. 1J53 CHEVROLET -^ Bel Air. Ooo. 395 Maple Ave. OM. 85), Red Ba,nk. •63 OLDS FT85 ladah, whit*. condition, winterized. Passed lnapec 741-6178. . : ' i Sold. 1«95 '1500 tion. (100 or beat offer. 787-&074. JeWlre* 2-Deer Hardtop CiHEVKOLET—1981 Irapala, Autematlc, radio, htotir. 1959 THUHDBRBIRD — *500. White, hardtop. Full power. No money ii Good buy. Cir TAKE OVER-PAYMENTS ot W.30/J* ______. week. BONDEU AUTO BALES, $1295 • U)W WEEKUV PAYMENTS Te-Rtwrvt LOW WEEKLY PAYMENTS 1B63 CADILLAC — Coupe DeVllle. Bsjtft Neptune. T**4-W)0. • will finance Sl«95 at W6.M a week. "—RAMBLER-196" " 3 lour-doot. No money CALL-HOW Your Car 1965 PONTIAC 1966 FORD We can tlnance total amount. Ce.ll down. Take over payments of t4.S0 per '63 CHEVROLET •67 LINCOLN '65 MUSTANG collect, 721-7100, 0ABI8 MOTORB, Rt. wee£ BBLMONT MOTORS. 365 Maple 1234 S, Biyrevllle. j_ __j Ave. (Rt. 35), Red Bank. 741-8I78. Imrxila V.| 4-Door Sudan < dord Tampai»4.dr. SI TOE Mujfang 2-dr. -«: Jfflr**---^ $33.80 $12.90 CADILLAC" — (2) 19BS Coupe DeVIll THUMBBRBIRD — ltW3 nfjS'oi'.,,'"'1 Automatic- power iMrlnb , _„ ...... ,tj W7S) Or)( 1235 hardtop, red. »lr, |»ia 10H convertlbl. power. No money down. TAKE OVER " rcdio, Moter. '•** ' Power, Factory Air. Automn«e. ' *' **' nsl owner. 531'OOSO. PAYMENTS or *1J.Z5 J>er w«ek. BON- 1236 '65 CHRYSLER I iH0~ COMET - TwoJoor aedan. On DEU AUTO RALBS, RL 35, Keptune. $1195 '66 THUNDERBIRD 741- New Yorker Mir. tt% A nn owner. Automatic, heater, radio. 1278. m-TOO. Power, Factory Air. $I4.7U Call 872-0588. ' CHEVROLET-ISM nine-passenger sta- londua Hdlp., Full. AND-FOR-INSTANT. tion wagon. No money down. Take Power, Factory Air, $23.90 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S OLDEST and 1968 TORNADO DELUXE - Left over. .._ ...... — week. •62 CHEVROLET CREDIT-APPROVAL (Two) Fully equipped, wlm air con- over payments of 111.40 '65 PLYMOUTH LARGEST AUTHORIZED VOLKSWAGEN DEALER dlltonlns. Save up to 51800. Call 568- BELMONT MOTORS. 365 Maple Ave. Impela 2-Door Hardtop Fury II, 4-Dr., 3600. (Kt. 35), RedBank. 741.9778. Slumlord transmission, radio,, heatgr. •66 CHEVROLET Credit Manager On Impala Hardtop, Hdtp., Full Power, $10.90 1B86 IMPERIAL CROWN COUPE —Air PONTIAC — 1965 Catallna convertible, y-»i full Power. $15.80 Premises conditioned. FullFu y automatic, 6000 full power. No money down. TAKE $895 Half of list price. OVER PAYMENTS ot SM.90 per week. Fran • a.m. Till 10 p.m. mlleill . LikLik e new. Half of list price BONDEU AUTO SALES, Rt 35, Nep- '64 CADILUC SHREWSBURY INC. 13600. 946-8806. tune. 774-6700. Coupe DeVllle,'Full * o an Catollna Cotw., Ful t Cyl., Fully Equipped 9 O.7VI power. Factory Air Law Monthly Payment at You '61 RAMBLER $595 $18.80 Get 12 to 40 Month! To Pay. AVOID WINTER WOES AUTOS FOR SALE Wagon '64 CORVAIR '66 BUICK 3-Or. Automtlc, a> « «A '61 CHEVROLET $695 LaSobra Hardtop, IF YOU NEED UP TO Full Equipped, , . $ 3.7U GET A BETTER CAR AT S-door Full Povwr $16.90 $1,000,00 FOR ,X-MAS f REPOSSESIONS SHOPPING, WE CAN '64 OLDSMOBILE Take Over Payments I •66 BUICK ARRANGE THAT, SO F-85 Cullasi, MOUNT ENGLISH .TEDCONWAY Skylark Conv.; Conv., Full Power. $ 9.90 TRUCK Full Power $15.90 CALL NOW! WHERE VOLUME SAVINGS ARE PASSED BELIEVES IN YOU '64 PONTIAC ."'-2* 741-1234 '66 FORD Calollna 9. Po!!. Sla. ALONG TO YOU .' Galoxle Hardtop, OVER 100 CARS Wagn., Full Power. $10.40 PerWk. 2 SPECIALS V4, Full Powar. $15.80 •62 FORD $795 '64 FORD $1295 '64 T-BIRD $2095 •44 FORD $••« 5 TO CHOOSE FROM Folrlone sedon. Full power. K 64 THUNDERBIRD G«l»tft "500", four-door. Fairlana station wagon. Full powar. '65 CADILLAC Hardtop, '44 PONTIAC $4.90 K Sedan Dtville, Full Power. Automatic, powtr iteiring. Cotallna nartop. Full power. V •66 CMC $1795 Full Power $24.60 $15.80 Automatic, powar steering. Pickup 30-DAY-FREI •43 CHEVROLET ...... $4.40 C •66 FORD • $2295 Imsqla hordtop. Full power. A •64 FORD •4J PONTIAC $5.30 Zt '65 CHEVROLET $1595 '65 BUICK EXCHANGE-6UAR. Fa!riant Sedan, '62 FORD $ 850 •64 FORD $1395 Skylark Hardtop, ; Salaxia "600" sadan. Cotallna 9 pas:. Station Wagon. Pj Pickup Full Power. ' $ 5.80 Full Power. $11.80 ON ANY CAR WE SELL G.laxia "GOO" 2-dr. HT. Galaxia "50O" 2-deer HT. Full power, lactory air. p $1295 Automatic, powar iteerina.. 'H FORD $3.90 4 '64 CHEVROLET R&H, auto.,Bewar staaring. Automatic, power itearing. r '65 BUICK Flnaaco My Own '64 IMPERIAL Galoxle convertible. Full power. A Wildcat Conv. Con, I Will Finance You R«- i 'to CADILLAC $4.90 5 '6,4 CHEVROLET^ $1395 Full Powar. $15.80 garden of How Many Loam $14.60 '65 FALCON $1395 •66 MERCURY $2350 ' Coupe DeVllle, full power, V. ' Pickup You May Have Nowl •61 MERCURY $ 850 factory air. p '64 PLYMOUTH Futura hardtop,' automstic. Montclair two*door tiardtpp. •41 CHEVROLET $3.40 d •65 BUICK Nine-patiei\gar Colony Park. Impala hardlop. Full power. TA '63 CHEVROLET $1395 Savoy Station Automatic, powar itaaring. Pickup, V-ton Wgn.. Full Power. $ 7.80 Automatic, powar iteiring. •fcl PONTIAC $2.90 B $16.90 NO PAYMENT Catallna hardtop. Full power. Factory Air. '64 FORD $1495 '63 WILLYS^ $695 TILL FEBRUARY '63 CADILLAC •SB FORD $1.90 '63 ClHEVROLET $ 895 Six-pan. Country Squire. '45 T-BIRD $239S Sedan. Full power. '65 BUICK Coupe DeVllle,.VInyl Iw You Would Like To Tokel Automatic, power steering. Full powtr. CHEVROLET' Riviera Hardtop, Too. Factory Air, Convartibla '62 $1095 Full Power. ' SEACOAST panel Full. Power. $17.80 Tke Car of Your Choice To Your Own Mechanic To Have '64 FORD $1495 FINANCE CO. '60 CHEVROLET $695 '65 CHEVROLET It Checked Out It li Perfectly '63 MERCURY '56 T-BIRD 99* '66 FORD $2450 Pickup All Maht With Usl Monterey Hardtop, Cmtom "500", six.cyl. 210 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. Impola Conv.. Two topi, full power. Galaxi* two-door and tour-dr. V-ft Full Power. $12.90 Full Power. $ 6.90 '59 CHEVROLET $ 895 Two-door, auto., P.St, RED BANK, N. J. HT'i., auto., P.St., air cond. ROCK Top-Dollar-Given I '65 CHEVROLET '62 CADILLAC •«3 FORD $1050 Impola Hardtop/ For-Clean-Trades Convert) bJe, '63 T-BIRD $1595 V-8, Full Powtr, $12.90 Full Power. $13.80 Galaxie "500'*, four-door. '64 CONTIN'TAL $2795 Automatic, powtr ctetring. Landau, full power, WHY ARE WE •65 PONTIAC UNCONDITIONAL •62 CADILLAC Four-door, air conditioned. Grand Prix Hdlp., Sedan DeVllls, Full '65 FORD $1750 Fad. Air, Full Power. $16.80 GUARANTEE GIVEN ON Power. Factory Air. $10.90 •63 FORD $1250 Salaxia "BOO'1 Iwo.dr. HT. '65 CONTIN'TAL $3995 NO. 1 ALL CARS Gelaxie "SOO", 2-dr. HT. Automatic, power steering. CHEVROLET '65 PONTIAC '62 PONTIAC Convertible, air conditioned. Bonnevllte Station Bonneville Hdlp., Auto., P.St., 15,000 milei. IN NEW JERSEY? Wogon, Full Power. $15.90 Full Power. $ 7.90 aslDCARLOT SERVICEMEN FINANCED •65 CHEVROLET $1950 '64 COMET $1295 SEE US TODAY. "65 OLDSMOBILE E-4s and Up Impala two-door hardtop. •66 CADILLAC $4595 Rt. 36 at Monmouth Road •62 FALCON Jai Star Conv,, 2-Dr., Fully "404" atation wagon, auto. Auto., P.St., air cond., clean. Coup* daVilU, air eond. Full Pawir. $16.60 Equipped. WEST LONG BRANCH We Will Trade You Up or $ 2.90 Down Oi If You Owe) Money 1966 FORD, MERCURY AND '67 FIAT 542-1126 65 OLDSMOBILE Your Present Cor We Will '60 CHEVROLET "II" Sedan, Pay II Off And Give Yea a!q Hdlp., LINCOLN-CONTINENTAL EXECUTIVE CARS Full Power. $14.80 The Cash Difference. Full Powftr. $ 2.90 NEW CAR SHOWROOM 70 NEW 1967 FORDS IN STOCK RT. 36, EATONTOWN 1188 542-1000 LET'S TALK BUSINESS E AGO AST MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LARGEST FORD DEALER LIST S1361 OPEN DAILY $ N• • O^^ HIDDEt • s v B^ tmi Ni i EXTRAS AUTO SALES of RED BANK DOV/M 9 TO 9 3S.C0 PER MO. 210 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD • RED BANK MOUNT-ENGLISH WED., 'TIL 6 P.M., LEVINE'S SAT. 'TIL 6 P.M. Exit 109 Garden State Parkway • Tel. 7411234 • ' Open Til 10 P.M. SINCE 1904 MONMOUTH & MAPLE AVE., RED BANK—741 -6000 Authorized Flai Daaler wy. 3B E4t-I02

il MUS rf. D«. 12,1966 SUHNEH NOTICES HELP WANHZV-FEMAIE K*tt£E THE DAILY BEGIS1ZR SNOW FLOWING iSENERAL FACTORY WORK >r» «bat Hid. Mern.

»ooipun — MI wot, CALL 747-168! • 1 Variety of podrJow tmnadltteir avalUWe. them-. Bring la your Call PROWN'S H Broad St. Red Bank Tal-TtM US-em CLBAN CBLLAI* XA1UM, OARAOEi Acco I K«gt worg toUUns ahliU." RED BANK LUMBER „ „_ im convertible. Ni Corner Paul aad Will its., fed Buk CITIZEN BAND TRANSOIBVER RA- .money dam. Take om payments ol t Btarllug salary C.ot4 per tour, plus shin aiftermUtl T»» Uw Overhead UunbM Tatl . DIO — S watt, thret-way powe* sup- VM per week. BHIJiONTMOTOM, 1U? TAKE FIRE CHANCES — Viol* TU4M0 ply. Boat, car, or faomt, t». St! Mapl* Ave. -M«le-Fenill» Color ot blick and unite. Sty 741-4875 " «y dovn. Take over paymentlentsi weo mouth Industrial Park) B a.m. to o? month, Low ratet. BA7SH0 B TV KITCHEN CABINETS EXCAVATING — Backhoe, bulldozer, p.m. per WMk. BELHONT MOTORSIORS, 'MS ~ aterau, Dumping. AU kinds of septt BOOKKEEPER M Caurch SU, Keansburg. 7B7+ Maple . (Rt. Red Bank. 7*1 Sink topi, vanities, •nselslitlel. factory Eat jik work. Ben Bryan, 871-OMa. STATIONARY ENGINEER Some typing. Insurance offln la Tree- S COMPLETE BETS—Of Lionel trains. SALE prices. Evas; TtT-lTOO- Opportanlty tor experienced Blue Seal hold. Writ* p. o.. Box 72. Over 4001 of super "O" gauge tracks. Aluminum cellar eoniblniUmi wladwi LOCAL and LONO DISTANCE MOV LADIES fireman to work rotating ahlfts. MAONAVOX roNTIAC-ISM G.TO convertible. Ful INO — Tree work. Fireplace wood. Plenty o! accessories. Will sell part or Pour-spied uirntaH*. . power. Mo money down. TAKE OVER Become a Fullerette. Barn 1100 32x14, $3.88 Barly American solid Odd jobs. Retsoaatle. 711-0618. 741-7931. Sxcetient working conditions and ccyn- PAYMENTS of *17.K> per week. BBL- month. 2 easy hours a day will g SITUATIONS WANTED • Female KcellenTMndlUoB. call after < p.m. VONT HOTOM, MS Staple Ave., (RL OEORGE JDETTNKR JR.. BUILDER you the extra money for your neede. prehenslve benefit plan Including cash 9 FT. SECTIONS OF OAKLAND Si. Bed Bank. T4H1W. New homes, room additions, basemsnt Call JI3-1313, Mt-2»18, 888-3M7, 462-1074 bonuses and profit sharing. ' < with ilghtlnf, 82.50. call (71-1HS. attic rooms, kitchen, garage repairs Call Mr. Meyers 284-W00 Ext. 274 WAITRESSES AVAILABLE 842-1371 PROWN'S CALL US FIRST- Ot Call us last CHEVROLET—U64 Bel Air sedan. N and alterations. I COUNTER GIRLS AND CHECKERS— For catering. Thoroughly experienced ===? T41-T9M WWie M' O» nlUUltt BlteM'foBlteMfoff «e«ed money down. Take over payment $7.6 Personable and neat. Experience pre- COLD HAMPERS - «M each. J2 Broad at Rel Bank INTERNATIONAL FIAVORS for all occasions. D,y,, nights. w«rt- JJ™AnUqu, e HepplewhlH, eolld mahogany Sltrt antiquestiques, andd torn »t «»tur* per week. BELMONT MOTORS, 3«5 SMALL JOB SPECIALIST — Masonry, ferred, but not necessary, stead? em ends. Call 5X3-913S. SAFE — Small floor combination, SIB. Items. 22M1 Maple AV«., (Rt 35), Red Bank. 741- carpentry, roof and gutter repairs. Call ployment Apply Little silver cieane: & FRAGRANCES INC. twin twdroom sst, complete, 8280. All Two whltewall 800x14 nowtlrea, »li 6T1-540S. 101 Branch Ave., LlttlB Silver. WILL CARE FOB CHILDREN — In beauUfut condition. 222-SS51. pair, or trade for 650x13 whltewall 800 ROSE LANK UNION BEACH mv home, days. Keambnrg area. 787- DRESSMAKING AND ALTERATIONS snows. Volkswagen boat trailer hitch, «' CHEVROLET—1M1 SUttlon Wagon. N CLEANING LAS? WANTED — Nights BUB BOY i— Weekends. Experienced. 1380. ^_ 110. Two'twhva&e bedsprlngs and hair 128O. money down. Take over payment J«.< rat coakley leaning banks and oflleea. Must Bavi Must be over 18. Apply Pleasant Val. SALVAGE FROM MANSION 842-0070. *r. 11.50 hour to start DWDOS mattress, n A aet 6" band saw, 110. •WOO CHRISTMA* TRBIS — II «i. p»r week, BBLMONT MOTORS, 3«S ley Inn, Hwy. 34, fiolmdel. HlWt Used radtaton. Bathroom gets, od(- S42-M2S. kaple Ave., (Rt 3J>, Red Bank. T41- FINANCIAL slnks and toilet bowuv, Anderson vin- Socor-outooor decortUons. IMIW, •771. SEWING MACHINE dows, sliding type and crank type. As- OUTBIDK1 CHRISTMAS LIGHTS - TED TREES. Free candy for thi chll, EMPLOYMENT ENGINEERS BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES sortment wood cabinets, excellent con- LAROBE STASTARR , TWTWOO U£QB £AK dr." Santa Clius In person. Charm's TORD — MS3 Four-door. No money OPERATORS dition. Aluminum storms, screens and DLES. SANTA r" """ Farm Market. Hwir. ft e»r»«r lun. down. Take over .payment 18.80 per If. E.. I.H3., E.E.. CHE. E, mlt Ave., Belford. ' i wee£ BELMONT MOTORS, 365 Maple HELP WANTED-FEMALE EXPERIENCED. UNION (HOP. shutters. Various sizes. Fireplace man- OLKRS. 881 THREE WEEKS PAID VACATION RUMSON tels. Band Hewn beams. Colonial win- BHBEWSBURlf. CHRISTMAB «PBCrAl*-Snar« Ave.. (Rt 38). Red Bant. 741-Sm. Illcrow&va Production Develop* dows, complete with storms and screens 'ULLI BENEFITS. BRIDGE SPORT Executive office space. Arrange 1 sticks, brushes, atand, ejmpietfn , WEAR, INC., 247 BRIDGE AVE., RBD ment . ___.- to *1S,OOO suit tenant ffew professional building. and shutters. Antique wrought Iron Bltlcjultar, •2S»SJJ »a BANK, 747-1373. ° All uUlltles included. Also air concl- handrail. Beautiful pand-wrougbt Iron Production-ElectronicDevelopment-Semi Conducto; r _to 115,000 llned radiator covers. Many other ltemi SW Main TRUCKS FOR SALE WOMEN T^^B 1_-^A J __ sni A •-1 * i. m* A hut - Excellent location. CalTaLAZE. MATURE WOMAN — Cook, clean. Design-Electronics 13,000 BROOK ABSOC, Wa, RUMSON. S42- 747-3W3. HAMMOND OEOAN — TNTXIUJATIONAL IMS Scout «00, U2, Oenera! housekeeping. Three children. T.V.-Converslon to color . radio, lull top. o,000 miles, call 229- References. Bleep In. 671-0072. ulooc 1069 BCHWINN BIKES — Oirl's, En- ADD1NO p.m. tLZto iitOOO SMALL DINER - Owner, wltMs glish racer. Best offer, 741-2240 be- WWII between s and 7. QUALITY CHECKERS CAR WASHERS: FULL 11MB ONL1 Write "A.CV ._ mates M« or used. Ouarantssd. TWO EMI I Olrla. IS to IS, fw detailing oars; Packaging-Consumer producta _toS10,000 r.tlr. Will .icrlflM tween 8 and 5. Evenings atd week- Low u US. serploo's. IM MesinMBtn IMS CUBVROLBT - Half-ton WCk-UP NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED Box 830, Red Bank. end!. S42-45T8. BRS — wi" i gmpiuBrm la nod mechanical condition. |2«5. Cal ...ialw Inside winnows and M*i PARTIAL LISTING it. Next tothttteV. 7J7-04H, Si'h x IV' wld. on eaeUjs.vBroweaeUjs.v . Irylng. Ho aittrinoe necessary. Ssv FEES PAID BEAUTY SHOP OR LEASE — At- mahogany. Askln« WOO. W-OtM. EmmedUts openlnta for wcunen to work tractive. Fully equipped, air condition- DKYBR — Never used. UK Norge HOMELY RADIATORS gaa, Still In carton. Have one already. 1M2 CHEVROLET 8IX-CYLINDI1R in our production teiting department. m Bring Resume To ed, shore area, year round business. Get that ugly radiator enclosed. Fret Hslf.ton panel. Very clean. Over-»lr« Extremely clean worxinc condition!. Established clientele. Write Box 165, Jo per cent below, discount price. 1130, &t&k%aBJF ° measuring and delivery service. Radia- Call «Jl-»»30. (Mori CllUlfltd M» Wlltewall tire;, Rsd<<> «"d "«ater. ROTATING BHirTS FOREMAN'S ASSISTANT EMPLOYERS PERSONNEL Sea Bright, N.J. tor enclosures In any siie or color. Vany extras, $sW. 787-9180. (Formerly Shoreline) MINK AND ERMINE COATS — Mink JoiK> - IMS Econollne Van, fully Apply Personnel Ottlce, Monday through _J handle button sewers (machine) 77 Broad St 711-3555 HIGH VOLUME SERVICE STATION On Tb* Next ?•!•) equipped. No money down. TAKE and examining for children's coat fac- FOR LEASE — Perfect opportunity PROWN'S slots and marten three-akin scarf. Rea- OVER PAYMENTS of M.70 per week. Friday. lory. This la a year-round position with CAR WASHERS — PART-TIMEPARTTIME, for man Interested in having his own 33 Broad Bt, Red Bank 7*1-7600 sonable. 291-2033 after 8 p.m. BONDEU AUTO BALES, Rt. 35, Nep- reliable firm. WEEKENDS. Muit be IS or over. Ex- business. Income potential is excellent tuce. 7TM70O. • LONO BRANCH MFO. CO. perience preferred, but not necessary. Financial assistance available If you mmtm 3M !0 Third Ave., Long Branch. 282-8845. Apply Country sudser Car Wash, Mld- quality. Call Brian Pattyson at 486- RN—11 p.m. to 7 a.m. Two nights dletown. 7000 for further details. MOTORCYCLES week. Year-round. Excellent pay. A YOUNO MAN — For parts department ply Brookdale Nursing Home, Rt 3 of local automobile agency. No experi- HONDA «0 — 19«5. Oood condition. COMPANY laalet 284-MOO. ence neensaryy.. OcoOd startinstarti g aafary.. INSTRUCTION Oall Bob Kelly at McCth Chelt Low mileage. 1200 or belt offer. Call CHRISTMAS SELLING — In full swing. Oall Bob Kelly at McCarthy evrolet. Wlllowbrook Rd. u Freehold 291-I10L •42-1171. Our representatives eujoy big weekly Women of All Aget An equal opportunity employer Incomes. You too can join and insure a Merry Cnrlitmu lor your family MEN MOBILE HOMES COOK—GENERAI. HOUSEKEEPER— Call Avon, 741-4343 or write Mrs. PART TIME/STEADY WORK ENROLL NOW To live In with family. Mult like Margaret Oulotta, P.O. Box an. Red Good Pay/No Experlenco Required children, have four. References. 872- Matura men needed to work as unl> • Day or Night Classes HOLLY HILL 077S. Bank. MOBILE HOME SALES formed security officers. All shlfta Hew and Cud SALESamL—Steady, part time or full EXTRA MONEY FOR available near your home. Free uni- • Low Tuition Payments Complete lint ol 17 wides. Featurin. g time. Including two «venuun. Eiperl- forms. Holidty Coltare and Holida~y Manor ence In better dresaea preferred, come CHRISTMAS Apply tn person 9 a.m. - S p.m. Frsa Placement Service wtth iiclullve bawboarn hot water In for Interview, 10 to noon. No phone ot Call COLLECT 201-MA 4-3S0O LOAD'S OF TIMELY TIPS FOR SMART SHOPPERS Mat OUitr models on display. Open calls please. Lqv» Lane Bridal Wrap, Flexible hours, eervlea establlsbi Interstate Security Services Approved by State of N. J I e-ffl. — I p.m. dally, Sat to s p.m. Rt 23 W. Front St, Red Bank. customers. Have women earning I B> Halsey St. Newark, N.J. MHUMM ». South Aittboy. 721-MBI, a week and more. In Mlddletown ai An Equal Opportunity Employer LTNIHO MAKER — To work at home. Haaltt Bayshore areas. Bxclting an • Free Brochure sent on MOBILE HOME — 10x55 Great Lakes. Qood wages. Must be experienced and new. Call now. 291-1087. CAR WASHERS — Three openings for Two bedrooms, (rant kitchen. Call MI- have factory sewing machine, Write full time men. Excellent wages. On< request MI? after I p.m. "AM"; Box 520. Red Bank. ftB-Job training. Apply Country SudJer. Hwy. 19, Mlddletown...... I Gifts for Mom I Gifts for the Family] > Gifts for the Home DENTAL ASSISTANT — Chair aide, In UNITED SCHOOL two-girl office. Experience preferred AUTOMATIC PRESS OPERATORS — ^WWWWWistti lap W« Mills* Wl WANTED AUTOMOTIVE but not essential. Must be personable. WATTREBS WANTED -J . or par Openings for mechanically Inclined per- immrn'mmmmmmiik sons looking for steady employment, OF MEDICAL AND DENTAL IWte "AX", Box 120, Red Bank with lme. Doghouse Kestaun Hwy. 85, BRUNSWICK POOL TABLES — IN HOUBB or ART OtT CAIB FOR TOUR FOREIGN — lull details. Mlddletown. Opposite Flrel excellent benefits. Apply Atco Ceram- TEFLON lcs Corp., Hwy: 35, Keyport ASSISTANTS TOCK STARTING AT S250. PERRY'S tal JW AMERICAN - AND BPOltTS CAR* SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR — Full BOOKKEEPER — Must haf% mini Is the most wanted housewara Item BOWLINQ SUPPLY. 11 NORTH Hill AT MONMOUTH MOTORS. INC.. Hwy. or part time. Opportunity for long mum one year experience. Busy office. TAXICAB DRIVER — Full time. Must thle year. We carry everything from .Vi., LONO BRANCH. 5V! a. Battntom. 842-MU, BRACO ESTATES CENTER UNUSUAL OIFTS — HOIiB ACCES- term. 14 or 3-11 shift Telephone An- Five days. Call alter 6, 5B8-M23. be excellent driver, over 25. Call White a 9>,V fry pan at 11.99 to cookie theetl, SORIES. "HUM galore." Eertlsrnware swering Service. 741-4700. Star Taxi, 747-O74T, RT. IS, BAST BRUNSWICK, If, muffin pans, sauce pans, cake pant. SUBURBAN PHARMACY ACE OPPORTUNITIES Complete new gift department House, 7»8O Blver Rd., Fair Have*. MAN FOR POLISHINO AND GENER- ) Hwy. 35 Mlddletown AUTO PARTS- REPAIRS DECORATOR - SALEES IECRKTARY—Personnel AL used car lot duties. Must know PHONE 249-9383 PROWN'S Experienced. Pleasant working con- department '. 881 how to use buffer. 7414200. Ask Mr. 32 Broad St. Bed Bank TU-7500 NUMEROUS PARTS FOR ALL FOR THAT BETTER JOB — Enroll An excellent Christmas OUL ditions. Salary and commission. Call ECRETARY—NA o steno —to »70 Hummer. Give her an Electrolui far cnrlstmas. A membership certificate mmm CHRYSLER Corporation engines. In- Tor appointment 747-4422. CLERK-TYPIST—LighLERKTYPISTLihtt stent o _ *84 today at Northeast Business Machine eulre at 741-U8S. TYPIBT-CLERK—Part time »17BJlJBhhi JACK OF ALL TRADES School. IBM keyam/cb, computer pro- From $5 per month. For full Inform** TRADB WINM WINTUB CLUB Holiday Tip* •SI YOUNO WOMEN — To train as shirt .CCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK ....JS5 gramming, office automation. 64 Bro; tlon with no obligation call 741-2070. To stay illm and trim, enjoy our heat- operators. Free hospltallzatlon, paid va- CEYPUNCH OPERATOR ...... to *65 40 years and older. Full or • part-time. St., Red Sink. 747-4847. All repairs and parts attended to ed pool, tun room, steam rooms, and 1OAT5 AND ACCESSORIES cation, highest wave scale In county. BURROUGHS SENSIMATIC ...to »S3.5i )fflce machine painting and cuatom promptly on your Kiectrolux nr the lur new gymnasium. Tun, health and Ipply Star Cleaners it Launderers, FILE CLERK3-N.Y.C S78 Ightlng fixture manufacturing. Must BI-LINC3UAL MOTHER — Will glv only outlet In Monraouui or Ocean ixerclse for the whole femur. 132 Myrtle Ave., Long Branch. be handy with hand and power tools French lessons, preferably childre County. in Ave7 Sea Bright M2-32M SUBURBAN PHARMACY Jff CHRIS CRAFT EXPRESS — 1952- ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Featuring Russell Stever candlls. n n.p. Inboard. Heari,, automatic bilge and ail types of material, quick to 12.50 an hour. Call Mrs. Natanagari JOUNTER CTRL — Pleasant wotlctnt g 23 White at 747-3494 ' ghrewsbu: learn and a self starter. Steady, year 842-44M. ELECTROLUX CORP. A PUPPT FOR CHRirrHAB — Make Ml Hwy. 35 Mlddlelown TM-UM pump, anchor, life Jacket!, two. Call •ondltlor.s cosla'a, 7 W. Front St, "ound, In small shop. £31-2468. Little Silver shopping Center IO whole famUy tapfy. BI-JB Gifts for Horasmea Eeypott 264-9762. 15 POODLES, Rt 571, LakehursU (ST-7U1 WANT TO BUT—A Beamy motor eall- HELP WANTED-MALE KITCHEN MAN - Also light HORSE AND PBT lUPPLIH WAITRESS — To work In small sweet work Six days. Ap alley FRED D. wncorr COMPANY #r. 3V elafs. Anywhere on East Coast shop. 8 a-m. to 4 p.m. Inn, Hwy. 31. Holn TRACTOR TRAILER DRIVER. - Contact J. F. McHugh Jr., 163 Frank- COMPUTERS THE PERFECT CHRISTMAS GIFT 894 Maple An. • Red gang ; 5S6-97I5 ; lla Ave., Apt, 5, Lom Branch, N. j. MAN — To help In kitchen and lesrn NEEDED J_yOR THI BNTIRB FAMILY I CHRISTHM BOOK AND CARDS EXPERIENCED OPERATORS — On how to make pizza pies. Six-day week, RED BANK BOOK STORE ' LlaHTNINO — Good condition. JS78. ladles* dresses. Section piece-work. nights. Apply In person, except Tues- FOR LOCAL JOBS AND Linden PI. 1411411 Three leta of sails (one set new). Union Shoo. Work all year round. day. 131 East River Rd,, Ruroson. A YEAR'S SUBSCRIPTION 'Flus < spinnaker. til Dreit k Sportswear Inc.. Ill oak> OVER THE ROAD HOLUDEL VILLAOE PHARMACY ICOrtMOUTH SAILtNO CENTER land St., Red Bank. 7414X93. , RCA MAN WANTED — To train as chemi- Main SU * . Holmoel-Keyport ti. MONMOUTH MARINA cal operator. Elastromers Ltd., Line NO EXPERIENCE Call »*giTM tf Wtit Bt. Menmouth Beich 523-3192. Rd., Matawan. THE DAILY REGISTER PAYROLL CLERK EARN UP TO $250 A WEEK DAD . HONEY BIB FLOWERl SAILFISR SAILBOAT — 8150. I TRANSIT MAN . We never know -what to get DAD for Local, National, International Mews, 4«4 Broad, Shrewsbury, T41.40» Call IMMEDIATE .OPENINGS Familiar with, land surveying CHRISTMAS. See the cordless electric Sports. Comics, Syndicated Columnists OUR PROFESSIONAL TRACTO1 and Special Features WI RAVE -.:» 7I7-30M, alter 5 p.m. ASSISTANT and large highway construction. TRAILER TRAINING WILL OUALIFX SHOD SHINE KITS or Kml of the areena .that are Ilerrler — Long term project. To 1140. latest Bar Supplies, How about one of MAIL SUBSCRIPTION! YOU FOR EMPLOYMENT FOH MA One Year HMO, m Months J9.9Q Holly that'a.Joilltr - lad - SO H.P. MERCURY on a If flberflass Sorri* eiperltnca deilrablje but not n»c- CHERRY HILL JOR CARRIERS OPERATING IN NEW tnose Hamilton Beacrr Eleclrls Knives Flowers Just for Chrlitmai. Hal. Must sell. Call 747-1005 after * diary. This it a permanent position EMPLOYERS PERSONNEL 3RUN8WICK, 8OWMERVILLE AND with the hole in the candle. Sale prlcea Three Months 19.15. One Month ll.to p.m. weekdays. rlth a r«lUblt Ktrment manufacturing (Formerly Shoreline) ... .». TRENTON AREAS. GUARANTEE on all electrical appliances. HOME DELIVER? We PER WEEK LOVE LANS TUXEDO SHOP I NEW JERSEY i;l5w ICEBOATS — New and used, (300 to irm. 7 Broad St. Red Bank " JOB OPENINO8. WE MAINTAIN Ai CALL 741-0010 Salea * rentals EMPLOYMENT BF.RVI0E FOR OU PROWN'S Tuxedo*-Ful| Dress duUs-Cutiweys- |W0. BOAT AND SKI CENTER, " gtftd uk for Wnlte St. Red Bank. H1-11H. ^ONO BRANCH MA&UFACTUftlNG CO. LOAN DEPARTMENT CLERK ORADUATES WHO MAY EXPECT Red Bank T41-750O trollers—DlnW JtcttU. » Trtnt St., Children's Coats SALARIES TO AV. »9,100 TO 112,000 CIRCULATION ted Bank. 741-U1I. TJSED is* CRUISER—Incorporated out- 20 Third Avt.. INSTRUCTORS Experienced loan department clerk,. A YR. TRAIN WEEK-ENDS OR FULL GIFT BOXED CIGARS — All smoking board skiff hull. Trailer and many ex- Branch Ihould be familiar wltti 'discounting ,Ieaaant working condition. Can. 747- MR. SKOAL 815-1400 Kverbreok Ave., Llncroft. 747-9518. QUALITY CONTROL WORKBR-PrO- New Jersey. Solve your (lit problem , For eess control and Inspection work. Ex- HON., TUEB., WED., THUKS. nere with a useful girt for the skipper, But father wet dreaming perience not necessary. Must be de- 10 A.M. TO 9 P.M. THE BOATMAJTB SHOP "How nlci It would be THIS CHRISTMAS. ' pendable and high school graduate. Ap. 24 Wharf Ave. IHd Bank To hove a HOME of our own AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE' ply ATCO CERAMICS, Hwy. 38, Key. DATA'PROCESSING »rt. U, S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! nt-snt For N«i -Chrlitmai E"«." DRIVE SAFE - x PORTER — Over 21. Work evenings. Men-women 18 and over. Secure job! GIFT BOXED CIOARS, pipes, tobacco, Our service II yours. COMPUTER SYSTEMS Call ,Hlgh starting pay. Short hours. At lighters. Tomalno Bros., 189 Menmouth Lei us help YOU to IM vancement-- Preparatory- trainings i •Ir-Bea-Buk.- 7sl-97STj acrost froi Thai dreams can comr tru» —WITH ANEW' ~^- Mw long as required. Thousands of joi R.R. Station. For YOU* FAMILY. Carter Opportunities Are Now Avail ROUTE MEN "t"n. Experience usually unnecessar; SCULPTURED—For rugged, mascullm FREE Information on jobs, salarlei tastes consider welded steel pieces by MERCEDES-BEN2 able In RCA's Spectra, 70 Lines, Havl Full and part-time, steady, year roum i-'-u lremcnts. Approved by the Nei Created Immediate Openings At Our work. No layoffs. Earn S2.S0 to " Jersey Board of Education. Write TC local sculpture. GUILD OF CREATIVE E.D.P.A. 8ervice Training Center In per hour. Call 5H3-1313, 586-2019, ART, 620 Broad St., Shrtwsbury. Cherry Hill. N.J. The Challenge c 563- DAY giving name, address and phoni FROM FRIENDLY 3257, 482-107*. Llnrnin Service, "A.C.", Box 520, R< Arklrig With Tomorrow's Compute] Yours If You qualify. DESK ORDER CLERK — Experlencei Bank. 950 HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN S only. Five-day week. Call for appblnl CENTRAL JERSEY'S RCA Offers Career Benefits such As ment 787-5002. 671-2300 YOUNO MEN — Intereited in becom. MERCHANDISE LARGEST MONEY SAVING PAID LIFE INSURANCE Ink skilled wood workers, meclianlci FOR SALE HOSPITAL, SURGICAL AND MEDICAL trucjck drlver>drivers. Appl" "y "'Henry Luhrs Sea INSURANCE FOR EMPLOYEE Sk::llts , RL' "35" , Morgm, N.J. 721-1082. GIVE A TRIUMPH MERCEDES-BENZ DEALER AND FAMILY FLORA DRIVERS FOR LOCAL AND OVER. ITEMS YOU NO LONGER Sports car Immediate delivery LIBERAL VACATION Distinctive knitwear, sportswear, Red Bank Auto Imports THEROAD WORK PAYING HIGH IN- tume Jewelry and accessories. Casual 8 PAID HOLIDAYS COME. SEE OUR AD UNDER MALE NEED OR USE WILL . . . Authorised Dealer EXCELLENT EDUCATIONAL and cocktail dresses for holiday gifting. Newman Springs Rd. 741-sgM Red Bank ASSISTANCE PROCSRAMS INSTRUCTIONS 15 Tractor drivers 141 Broad St. Red Bank 747-3357 MURPHY DAVISQN OUTSTANDING RETIREMENT PLJ NEEDED. DEALS EXPERIENCED OIL BURNER SER RT. 9 FREEHOLD VANITY TABLE & BENCH To Arrance Immediate Personal Inter VICE MAN — For steady employment SELL view Call, with long established firm. Call 284. Clear while bine, complete $12.05. . *- Mr. E. A, Bakal 3000. 462-5300 _ •66 LEFTOVERS At <«0») 863-8000, Ext. PY SCI RED BANK LUMBER Holiday Dining SCHOOL CUSTODIAN WANTED — Pearl and Wall Red Bank 741-5500 Monday Through Friday Superintendent of Schools. 12 Noon lo 9 P.M. FAST 542-1055. GIFT CERTIFICATES — Good for Ear PLYMOUTHS — VALIANTS RCA Service Co. Bids. 204-1 Piercing and 14 K Gold Earrings from Make It a oirt Cherry Hill, N.J. 08101 PORTER — Full time. Fort Mon- BUFERB DINING — ChrlltraU dill' c: WITH A QUICK ACTION »7 up. BEUXN'S JEWELERS, 43 Broad ners from noon 'til 8 p.m. Make reser- mouth Officers' Open Mesa. Call 53; St., Red_Bank. K Bread 81. Blnk An Equal Opportunity Employer 3305. vations for New Year's Eve Gala. Mo|. CHRYSLERS LOW-COST THE BINDER COMPANY Iv pitcher Inn. Kt 35, Red Bank. 74T- HEIRLOOMS MAN — For steady and full time em. FOR HER PERFECT GIFT 2500. Wharf Ave. Bed >tik RADIO CORPORATION ploymetit, with benefits, for porter and DAILY REGISTER New Portables ..._ from S59.50 "cm 74i-uii 19*5 CHRYSLER Now Yorksr 4-dr. hardtop ....$2399 OF AMERICA maintenance work. Call for appoint- New Vacuum Cleaners ..L....from*g4B.95 'OR DISTINCTIVE DINING. FLEA- RUMSON PI ment, 229-HH, until e p.m. TYPEWRITERS -1..1.....TERMS BURB. The Admiral's Tahle, Kwy. M, llct gilts for nice peo; MUTUAL FUNDS BALES—Also stocks, FAMILY AD SINGER COMPANY W. Deal. 5J1-41H. W« alio try harder. J w. River Hd. 1965 CHEVROLET Imptla 2-dr. hardtop $1999 bonds, can you devote three specific 69 Broad St. Red Bank 747-38M evenings a week? Unlimited comrnts. ENJOY HOLIDAY DININO AT "ITS »lon potential. Will train. Call 542-1700. ORIOINAL DESIQNS-HatS and dress- BEST. The polony. Ridge Rd. A Avt. MEN 3 LINES • 5 DAYS es. Top designers. Specialists In fut of Tw6 Rivers, Rumaon. 842-M27. 19*5 VOLKSWAGEN Convartiblt PART TIME — Nights. BIX lo nine. 1066 Ocean, sea Bright. s(2-2«50. Project AdmlnlBtralor-Degree to fS.OC Apply In person, Llncroft Esfio, Lin- FOR HOLIDAY DININO 1964 CHEVROLET Impala 4-dr. hardtop Factory Trainee ...- tft J2.C croft, N. J. - Bal's Tavern A Restaurant Credit Correspondent , to $41 JUST 141 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank. Production Foreman _„ (o iU TANK WASHERS — Apply In person. *2.00 SINGER 1966 ZIG-ZAG Kitchen open 11 a.m. to l a.m. Adjuster-Insurance, degree to 86,00 Nappl Trucking, Route 34, Darna, makes button holes, news 1963 CHEVROLET ImpaU Convertible Available for Merchandise For Sale onl] on buttons, etc. $50.10, $5 down, Old Fashioned Hosnllallly Job Planner to 19,00 Matawan. At Old Fashioned Prices Extruding Foreman to Sll Article muit originate frem a nouuhol $1 a month. Call Home Sewing. 1963 CHRYSJ.ER 300 Die Repairman , to 83.1 and may not exceed a sale price IDLE HOUR INN • Traflic Rate clerk to Si: HELP WANTED-Male-Female 150.00 per artlcK. CREDIT DEPT. 846-6100 Hwy. 35 201-95S4 Leonardo •rice MUST bt odvtiilied. Each addl . RIVER HOUSE INN 1961 FORD Station Wagon EMPLOYER3 PERSONNEL X-RAY TECHNICIAN — Experienced, lonal line $1.00. No copy changes may- Open Christmas (Formerly Shoreline) full time. 40 hour week. Excellenl be made and no dlicounts or refunds 1966 SINGER IN-CABINET 4 Blngham Avt., Rumson, t42-22OO. benefit program. Apply Personnel Of. 77 Broad at. Red Bank 741-351 will be mode II ad It canceled btiort Monograms, twin-needle, aewa 1959 PLYMOUTH . rice, PERTH AMBOY GENERAL HOS. expiration. YOUNG MAN - Over IS, hlrn ichool PITAL, Pert- h Amboy, N.J"- . 442-3700, on buttoni, makei button holes, trtmuate, (or full tlma work In i de- To Place Your Daily Rejiitsr fancy stitches. '$67.35, JS down, 1959 PLYMOUTH Wagon .. lux* ahore tret theater. StarttOt ai WEN AND WOMEN ' Si a month. Call Home Sewing. mhar and aJlarounl mm. Uxcellenl IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR 20 FAMILY AD, CALL . . . opportunity for ambitious perion tc CREDIT DEPT. 846-6100 | Gifts for the Home ! lean, thitier manaiamaQL wrtl No strikes or layoffs. No experience REGAL GIFTS FROM MUSTILLO'S - "ft.H". Box 5W. Red Buk. necessary, we train you. 190 to S15C Estes Lauder fragrances, evening: dresi per week to start, call 741-4014. 741-6900 es, beaded shells, fwtaters, Hathawa* Eveningi and Weekend 741-1110 silk blouses, psnt skirts, Hadley cash. WHY NOT ELECTRICIAN PRESSERS mere dresses. Kayler lingerie, robes, (let the folks something that they Whv thaf» a twltehl Finish pressing-lining presslng-stes.] hosiery, leather barrettes, bags, etc, Require at least 7 years main- Prom Austria, Loden coats, and rain. need and really want for Chrlttmas. H< oovs up his relndMr preising. "TONIGHT'S THE NIGHT" Order the New Crottnuck Aluminum with nnry a hitch, tenance electrical experience. Coma down to Prown'§, open until B: Must work rotating shifts. Apply 11 Broad RL 741-0258 Ited Ban! Combination door or a Heritage Car- •Twoi IM ttiQuphl el LONG BRANCH MANUFACTURINO CO, •very night (except Sunday) until Cs.rU riage Emhiem Aluminum Combination to Children's Coats mas. Shop In comfort. Plenty of par] Door or one in the truly Early Amerl Thai convinced him to 20 Third Avo., Ing ipa.ee in t.ie rear. can Stylo, Low, low prices, Personnel Office Long Branch 222-0841 retire hii will.vrorn Muntn. • PROWN'S He boughl a '« Old!, BARRACUDA PART TIME INTERVIEWERS PROWN'S AMERICAN CAN COMPAN' 32 Broad 8t. • Bed Bank 741-7500 a gretn one that li, \ Gifts for Boys &Girh{ 32. Broad SI. Red Bank 741-7500 And Ilili Chrlitmos Eve . Cllffwood Are. Cllffwood, N. POST CHRIBTMAS openings In MON- OLD rURNITUtlB _ Antiques, cblni, SHOP IN THE COUNTRY - At prlcts MOUTH, OCEAN, UNION AND MID he'll trovtl In ttyl*,. by whit. ' lltssware. art objects and bric-a-brac, you can afford. Antiques, furniture, So trail in your reindeer VOUNO MAN — As usher In Theatre, DLEBEX COUNTIES. Job begins milt tamedlftte cash for anythlnc and every, brlc-a-hrac, Jawelry, etc Bought and Muit be neat and reliable, over 1( January and Involves Interviewing ai thlnr. Ruseu's. 25 out Front It, Til' BTUDENT'B DESK — (-drawer, clear before It't IM lot*. mid. Lay-away plan. Open seven days, Moke a slop ot Russell Olds NEW JERSEY'S FRIENDLY DEALER [ycari of age. Apply *venlngi. Towi pre-aelcctcd addresses on weekday eve- 1813. white pine, 2O"X3O"*3O" — 111.93 |Theatre, RL 33, Palmar Ave., HI*" nlngs and Saturdays. Applicants muni 11 a.m. to 7 p,m. your nut datel ,-» : town. lave the use of a car nnri be available ORANDMA'S TREASURES-ANTiqUES 160 Newman Spring! Rd. Red lank I I evenings perweek 4 all day Saturday. TRAIN TABLE KIT — Complete 41" Stale Hwy 70, village of Marlboro 06"x30" — gJO Wl-wig ' No experience necessary. No suiting. HELP WANTED-MALE 492-2311 TRACTOR TRAILER 11.75 per hour -4- mileage. For furthe details write lo "A.L.", Box 520, net BASKETBALL, - Eackboara, rim and THE RARE BIRD-ANTIQUE8 LINOROFT PHARtUCr Bank. net complete — fl3,9O For UNIQUE anil CHARMINO OIFTS DRIVER From THIFLES to TREASURES Mwman Springr s Rd. LUwroft Experience preferred . RED BANK LUMBER 772 Itlv«r ltd. Fair .Haven 842OS7O Call T4I-7IU Apply In Penon •ART—T1MB PHARMACIST — For DUPONT nursing norm . Keyport area. Writ Pearl * Wall Red Bank 741-5900 OOLDBN CAPRICORN — Antique!. IJT BASKET* - Wines, Liquors inl APPI TRUCKING !0, Red Bank. Llq £7 H Route 34 Matawan, N. X h '• HAT fl HIKI'S - LlttlB Silver, 741-2421 Curlosuiss. Decorator Items. '/, ml. east • lueurs. SHRHWSBURTf CKjyOBgl, HAS OPENINGS FOR Toy), baby furniture, ot Kwy. 33 on Laurel Ave, and Middle Broad 81,, Bhiewsbury. T41-W4». REAL ESTATE SALESMEN — Won- REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON - Ex. MAURICE SCHWARTZ perlonced, for active multiple listing Machinists Discount prices, Rd., Holmdel. •Tl-1067. When You Entertain During darful opportunity ID Join one of the office. Many leads. CASEY'S AGENCY, * SONS. INC. lirgest resl estate firms In Monmouih Electricians The Christmas Season — oiflca Inc., Hwy. 39, Hiilet. 3oT-S4<2. Eve WHY NOT " Partiees or at HomBL^tonslH^toloW Coiintr. Three offices. Experience pre- nings 7S7-21S7. THE CELLA SINCE 1919 ferred, tut will consider sales minded Tinsmiths et Uie fout something that they need THE CELLAR CATERER! person Interested in making a rive HUT—INS — For telephone soliciting, end really want for cnrlttmal. ordsr Finest Food - Flnttt fuvlce figure Income. Resume required. Cal lome Improvements. Salary and com- Refrigerator Operators Gifts for f/ifl Family sn aluminum combination storm and I River Rd., Fair Hiven 7«l-»l«. for appointment. The Annlehrook Agen- nlsslon. Call 530-3311. Capitol Lumber Co, Refrigerator Mechanics ereen door. It will make a swell gift. .CHRISTMAS SPECUL* • cy, DBO Hwy. M, Mlddletown. 871.2300. Musi hove hud (tuts years' recoo- Our aluminum doors start at eH.H •». Bes the Largeet ChrlstmH ' IAIRDRESBBR — Experienced Display ™ the Jersey Coast MAN 23-35 yean old for general plant erred, Call 2t4-8.1M or niied apprenticeship, plus three PROWN'S ttlllclal. trees from J1.D5 up. Al| typ«» work. Btratly position, free hospllsllta- 896-1231. years' lourmymnn ixperlencs. lion, psM vsciitlon. Apply at«r Clean- TONIGHT TILL 9:30 3) Bro»d 6t. Red Bank 741-710O Christmas ormm.nti ana «edora. ers A Mundersrs, 132 Myrtle Ave., ROMINBNT RED BANK AOENCY - Apply I a.m. to 3 p.m., or call CL 7- foil can parK easily and enjoy It. Lots Ionsi at our low dldiscouni t prices. BslaBainm Long Brunch. eking presently employed men or tm, Sx. 240, lor gppolnlmtnl, r Bargain! ann a ills, nival Can Optn- THE ANTIQUE CENTER «n1 BoolclBoolclii pinpine treest , vfreat. " l, poitel 141 W. FRONT ST. RED BANK •omen Interested In earning while r«. MUtrs. Toasters, Hair Dryers. ints, cemetery 'blankets. ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN — All !ftrnlng. We train you In your spare PHOTO PRODUCTS n.E. Irons. Perotlalors, Corning ware. 317 TV. Tront SI., Red Bank phases-share am! central New Jtrsty me and eventually launch you on a 20% off CA0.E. Ilectrlo Clocks, Revere UNIQUE CHRISTMAS OIJTB locltloni. To 17,000-Some fees psld. ill.time career In Life; Health and • PLANT are el letst Jo« ,or more. Shop THE TRVABURB CHEST — Antliiuei, 747-0787 kcaldent Sties vetted renewals. Like iliurely at ulsd furMttire, cut ilsn, chlnt. eiicks. wy. 38, Atltntlo Highl ifm^i; IMPLOYIUS PERSONNEL iwnlnj your own builntls. Call Mr. Parllh,- N. J. luy and sill. 82 Monmoutn k. Rid H« CANDLU LIOHT (Formerly Shoreline) as Connell daytime 741'34M, •venlnfi PROWN'S 'An Equal Opoortvrlfy Employtr" m Mt AV1 tSil rangamenits,l Candles 'and" olfts. IT Broad It. Red Bank Til-3BcO Broaa Rt, Red Sank I41-7600 faUvir. Jim " ' 'i tivtr Hi,I., rtlr Haven, 141-iiu, WANTED 10 KENT THE DAILY REGISTER n«FAMB.YC»CU5 Wrjf HI 'aVPwsOT BEACH EXOUSrVE HAMMOND FURNACES CHRISTMAS (HI? Wn AND AC9ZME '. >AN AND HEATERS fit,. 7Wf ft' for you #IWY PARK Brand New ALL NEW FUHNISHELV RPOMS ! BEACH AGENCY JtumON-Oek Lane, lot fw aale wtt ! Jtain at * mttison AT*. RED BANK — On* roam furnlened. Broker 3 SAVE Vr Save 10% Now Hlddlelown approximately 13.00O «uare feet " Joit Uke home, kitchen prlvUeiei. 1400 Hwy. 36 an-HelO after » p.m. SEARS, ROEBUCK •nd CO. Puci lor car. Lady or gentleman. Open 1 dare (11-5777 SI Cheatnut ftu , Kves: Mrs. Vera Reya Mill, au Bailer. New. Beg., isoo Hry. M, Mlddletowa, N.J. . u Osea dettrtll t p.m. Sa,t U11 p.m. RED BANK — Larfa fumliud bed- All payments are approx!mate for COMMERCIUL Faopfltrv . qualified buyers room. Centrally located. Oil IUDLJCTOWH TWP. - > ORGAN IPICIAL 8<2-388». RTilJ> Wl NtW CONVENIENTLY LOCATED — MID- s; g^.ssrsir^i ]aKo LAROS FURNISHED ROOM — Bual- DLETOWN — Four bednwnia. 1U in jSi" " """'• - *"»•• t I haiha. Paneled Eameroom, '/, acre. BiT-U Wt H tralne, nun than M ft. imk. RtmeW nen imtlemaji. Call after * p.m. and lbt°»5 '' " "'«-i'ew. Keg., control awltchea and eroailaf. Two all dar Sunday. 74MZ08, Fenced yard wiui 18i40 awlnmLil tranlormini. Two atsan locomotlvea. pool. Owner.will assume aecottil inort- Jj«J5B.T.U. Wall Heater. New. Reg., NEAR KIDDLBTOWN HiaH SCHOOL e. Priced In the 2O'i. No broken. REAL ESTATE WANTED Hint can, pleatr cccaaiorlei. Can b* — Attractive room, bith and kitchen wen la operation. »>• MT-B08. 21", O.K. TV - Table model, iff. etle. For alngK oeraon. Private) en na SEARS, ROEBUCK and CO. trance. CaU 871aif 24! LIVING ROOM — Formal dinlna BZLP — ACTIOXI 1500 Hwy. M. MIddletown. N.J. C*il alter « *^wta* room, E»lln kitchen, llua dlahwaaher. nBLP us: our U aalsspeople SMM) • WATER IN BACH HOOK - LlneBi Paneled den. Four bedrooma, 2Vi batha. luting on rour Bom*. \ OIL BURNER MOTOR — Oood eon- •upplled. Centrally located. Hudaon Aaaume mortarace. Payments 1172. Aak-ACTION Is our motto—professional sea* Mon. 120. tvtier adjustable bookcase, B10TCLE — Olrl'a M". Xxcallant COB- Houat. 131 Hudaon Ave., Bed Bank. ln« ptjm. CROWILL AGENCY, Real- vices are just a phone call awar. •• 112. 747-UDf after 8, all day BundlUon! . da TU-9M4. . ' tor*, (3 Blveraide Ave., (oppoaite Molly Tnde-lns-Exohaniei , 74T-WM 775.9300 mONIAL CHUNO LIOHT - Uses aUNOLS ROOMS — Clein, comfort- Pitcher). 741-4030. Commercial and Investment P»VTS AND ACREAGE slses) ersonneL THE BERO AOENCT. Bt. —* for prompt window ahade ear* 19 MIddletown. en-ioott l can Imagine In HOT GIFT ITEM REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FROM ONE LOT TO 10O ACRES Either commercial or reatdentlal. Call Waring Push Button Blender, tlS.tS. MUIXANET RSALTT. 1714111. (More Claiiifled Adi You'll make a hit with this gift. HOUSES FOR SALE On The fleet Page) U Bread SL Red Bank PROWN'S ACCORDION •OR SALE' — Venetian blinds. .— "Who am I being, Mommy? HO-HO-HOl" l :'' wilt. Two 33" wide. One HI" wideNlnr. 31 Broad Bt Red Bank U1-75O0 FHA HOMES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE All attachments Included. 482-7017. COLONIAL CORNER CUPBOARD — Itches. With cut Painted while, S3" tilth. Sonnet top ORAY MJO - >I12, 120. Child A-l. KB. 74143M after < cm. Inger lowing machine, IS. work bench- APARTMENTS APARTMENTS Look For FHA Sale Sign MORE LISTINGS SHOWN OUTfAJl — Sxeellent coioltlen, r|u, no. 7U-74M after «. - SEVEN-I^BCX FORMICA BET — 120. KCtTORT AtUBA — *allsei from, Ben Lab Sea your own broker for M24215 FULLY AUTOMATIC O.K. electric Iertio and Information MORE LISTINGS SOLD clothes dryer, ago. o.E. Mobile Haid - Pot bill* ttsvt. ISO. Over- Dishwasher t2S. 741-4U7. • SmoBR 6BWIN0 MAOONB — Like neir. Zlg-ZU portaolt. wllh leaaona. GREEN GROVE GARDENS Following Honrtei ar* Re- XI" WESTmOHOUSE TV _ »JO. R, - r«r uaaa?WWA4». ellnlng chair, U0. fireplace, tu, couch, paired and bear 6 month U. Sofa bite, W. 7<1-7W. r PIAMO — warlltier, mitwoed Oaa ranij, white porcelain. H» JJk* new. two. call FOUR ROOMS -$115 Structural Warranty. Oal3.11l T«-l». BICYCI.I — Olrl'a M". Oood cMdl. (ONI BEDROOM) ' lit. Call alter • p.m. ar MuintENT "JBNKO11 VIBBB — Three oetaye + Rv» Reemi (Two Btdroemt) $140 IONS AS 30 YEARS TO PAY Odda tnd Inds Oood condition, tm Call altar ft. SSI- » W1« 2573. *• Effieiancy (2'/i Roomi) $ 95 NIGHT OF FUN FHA Will Pay Reasonable — Waal something special for «t Prowa'a «very night until 6:30 SEARS FOOL TABLE — ApprOtlmat* Thru Members of tha Udly parties? For the beet In SWIM CLUB »OB TENANT* , until Chrtitmti. lot* of food lea. Bnjoy HXAT, COOKNO OAS, HOTWATBR AMD AIR CONDITIONINO and Customary Financing : snrjaJS or evsrjday weir. AI10 »'•al lockin- g aiourit) itlaurelf. See all the Red Bank Area erallona, Xaeetle'nt aeamstreat, SU- thln|i you will, want to giv» and that xinsv JACKET —* BEAUTIFULLY T.V. sJad phone oatletsi 1) en. ft Refrigerators, parking and wa]k-ln storage and Closing Costi. ., will be appnel&ted. Comt down to- «8TYLKD. KXCELLKNT CONDITION. Multiple Listing Service , Doubl..=hMl mil,ll Amplepartln« faclllues. Ipselpus rooms, large deists. Walk to shopping plaaa, buss* and CH!! ttNQLB BID — 3(0. 7411717. MAKB A LOVELY school. : • ! .; ' 15-207851 8/8 Oak Hill Rd.. Middle ana night tabis. Thrt* nontt carpeting, town S900 Down-UIJOO "See anything suitable in The :HRISTMAS oirr. ,' • . •. , U-1938S1 a Qreenway St., Hailet. See Page 23E In Yellow Pigil flue' mirrored btr with mirrored Broad St. Red Bank M1-7SO0 OIHTARS — Electric and ate«l itrtni. DZRICItONl! aardis sut* btt U7 to M, east on M to Airport Register Went Adi for ol' what's Cabinet. M1-M4 or 5J1-O0M. Piaxa, ton Istt. then two biocu to model aparlment mm a. ISOO Down—$17,600 NEVER VSID. BiMlKnt Chrlatmai 352-017110 ID West Richard St. Rarltan hii.nema's Chriltmal?" LIONEL TRAINS — *3f>. Minr tztraa. Un. M»4)M7. . ^ - Fields) to Bastet AT*., tun Ian on Middle Rd., straight ahead. completa with vlllaie, atatlon, brliUe, Township 1600 Down-115,700 DOORS DOORS DOORS ate. W» value. T41-242S. MARBLBTOP mahoiaw waihatandwaih . 352-0M911 24 Buttonwood PL, Hallet Thei» ara all kind*, but aim but Victorian unrenaU Two aaUauU eman- Phona 264-1846 1500 Down-tU,300 Prnra*a baa that "Cadillac" «f the lib LAMPS —11-00. Antigua cheat, li: JM^«31 g Nevada Ave., Eaat Keanl- door Industry namely "Karey." The 11 Picture frames, etc Shop open batl «3o0 Down—110,450 4o6r Clone Ilk* a Cadillac door. Priced to 5:30. 117 Uatn «i. Port Mon- BIX — 7WI2O truck Una and tubea, FETS AND LIVESTOCK 352417601 15 Karklns Dr., MIddletown war down. Can today and order ma. like new. Keel baiftlri. Call tetween APARTMENTS 1(50 Down—*U,700 oit the toll beeellt Jr thu door wits BLICTBJO QUTTAR — Tompo, two a-m. and 6 p.m. 284-3001. • 352-013887 111! Barrl* Ave., Union IAOM1 PUPPlEa — Seavlr Immedl- OVELY THR1B ROOMS — Holmdel. pickup, Fnmler a«»Ell«ar, iwo »" FIRIIPLACB WOOD •Ulr or Cnriatmaa-. Reasonable. 908- Beach S459 Down—SH,85O .-&».MoTctMTaSwrMUeri UOOCaU m-Wt.: mulch hay, Call S8M. • • •- • , • • •••.-, IS-1M01S 3 Stephen St, Rantan Twp. 8.« -1fWR 711-TWO (SSO Down—J13.750 U »road It Red Bank TaW BTOOIR MOTOR* —Jwo HOB- HAVE YOU POaDUDS— A.K.C. reHsterwl. bteck 352-04(653 44 Miller Bt., Highlands IIONEI man presses. Reajonable. Hjiti pres- mlnlatnret. lit wieka old, CaU 5«6-RUMSON — Waterfront itualo apart- (400 Down—9)12,950 r> ru ment For elngle. Furtjahed and utili- sure holler, call Me-to-l-im UNPAINTED FURNITURE liX '' 352-011873 2X HornlnzsTde PI., Fort 1 What can w* sajr We hate-two HOOTS ties. »B5 monthly. Year leu*. 842-1765. Monmouth «350 Down-*10.400 - CICT BCATtir" fun eFTta* nupatnted furmtur* and WANTED — A good home for a lovely M2-01922S 130 Ilonmouui Avf., Port IARD - 0004 oooditlone GIFT FEATURE kilten. Houaefiroiien, KBYPORT ~- Three-room furnished nuliliwmald • Tunitabla. He» apace •hairs la eontsmporary and Harlj 7W«S apartment. All utilities. .Adult* only. Monmouth S400 TJown-|U,>50 °'»aH7» aartr tlM to #».W. We «rr» • lull American. K% off manufaetarer'a Usl After 6 p.m. 28t-3302. -.•art Kubbermlld .line, Open untu B:3O. price. Use our Ley-A-War Pisa. Tou unjya PONY WANTED — uuat tn Complete listings may be obtained from KEYPORT — Two-bedroom apeLTtmeftt. >lte M dmibleblada ahoe lea really should CMne In! _ nntle, Rsaaonatle. Oall after 1. 812- FEDERAL HOUSING ADMINISTRA- •xeiUenf oandlltoti. »4. Call PROWN'S Oood nelshborhood. On bus line, near TION, 10 Commerce Court, Newark, SOMETHING RED BANK LUMBER Hi corners. Private entrance, beat Broad St. Red Bank Ml-7800 CBRISIUAS SALE — Poodlea, all fe- New Jersey. Telephone: 845-3481. Corner Pearl ana Wan Bed Bank and hot. water supplied. Adulta pre- VAMICOND IPINTT OltOAN — Bx-lOMBBODY'S LO98, TOUR QAM analei. Seven week* old. Very xeaeon- ferred. Call 284-S520.; SlMit eoodltlw. Ae*ln« ITSO. Call Complete three-room household with ItSD PIANOS — From fa. Piano* able. Oall after « p.m. MM1M. LINCROFT . ireeSnar* altar ( p.m., anjtlmt Batur- lots of «ec**sorle» returned by nioe wunt ana »Iil. Freehold Mullo Oetc LONO BRANCH — Unfurnlihcd three NEW LISTING — Nothing to' do dlTiiw »uiuuya 1«4»« mole to be sold for unpaid balance ter. 4t2-«3O. SIAMESE KITTENS — Seal-Point. rooms. Carpet, utllUMea, carport, own . int. Take over paymenU of W a Beady for Chrlslnua deUvery. Depoalt electric. 2294488. but move right in to this three- OBT WOULD VQU LIKE TO BUT A PIANO will hold. t«»-«7«. ,•••••-•- week. Living room, ten pieces In all,that Is so trouble free II Is warranted SEA BRIGHT — Three rocme and bath. bedroom, l'/a bath home on wood- with lamps, tables, rug, etc Modern or lifer Tour grandchildren will still PALOMINO GELDING — Nine nan. Immediate occupancy* Tear round, 842- ed lot overlooking the Swimming bedroom consisting of dresser, chest, Experienced rider. I2S0. D677.. • TO SELL? be playing It. Prices are so low — JI-0 HOAD KACC BZT — Aurora—. 3w1- bed and vanity lamps. »'«-«'•"• .•• ••: .tm-MeH . • • . an ashamed to print them, come, 'URmSHED APARTMUNT — Hesl- River. Large gameroom for fami- atraUM trick. iVcumd. Urea MM chrome Idinettejrtth vinyl and save. Tenter's Muslo Wore, aMaeaamorlea. |3S. 74T4UM evianlnpl . HOUND — AKO, AltracUve lentlal area. Four rooms and bath, ly tun. Many extras such as car- Main Bt Lakewood. 22P SI00*" •JMItoU adulta. Call 322-3947. E HOL'lt peting, drapes, washer and dryer. It awa> VJ, ROOM HEATED APARTMENT — Offered at ,24,500. MACHINERY FOR SALE •COt POODLIS — AKO reglatend. Top residential area of Red Bank, on PRB-mvEirroRT CLIARANO--- . •••, - -can - -• .. '-. riverfront. »85 monthly. Call 642-4582. CHKinMAS OPPOrtTUNlTY — HOOD •abuleua tSree^room outfit "j»at -M IUBBR 4 TO I TON ROLLIR and 787-3813 Weekends aE-am FOUR-BEDROOM - V& bath Ottaa, conn Minuet (Lealle) Fun- old at ucruica aale. Juat U« or tandam trailer. Both In A-l condition. . . . USE THE DAILY REGISTER'S nStir, like new.,W4M3* •OUR — : BEDROOM , FURNISHED home on sweeping corner site. 2U weekly. Bliht-plen Uvlnt room Call 741-7169. APARTMENT — (8J mocthly until Family kitchen, 12x15'. Formal 4)0 KABT — No enaine. In tool con- wl™ .Si" chair* taftji ajjl aMeiior. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT (uu, Call 6U-1S2S. — No lea. Nine-piece aoublnlreiMr bedroom dining room. Spacious living room complete. Beven.plec* oeluxa dinette APARTMENTS 1PARTMBHT tar rent. - afit Shrews. NEW CLASSIFIED et with iuaraate* rjftlaeritor. S1E1.P MERCHANDISE WANTED >ury Ave., Red Bank. Suitable for designed to show your furnishings LEAKY TmNirunK j-u »• "???• I COLLECTOR — Wanta old toy tralni, souple. Can be eeen 4 p.m. everv day. to best advantage. Family room O M any condition. Par caah or will trade: SEA BRIGHT Saturday and BunJay all day. 14'x22,' separate utility room. Can do* for free estimate. Take ad- "as- Wed., Ttinta. -til «. »at. 'Ul J. 10., tUT, 0, aUndird taute. T7«710. TBB COLONIAL ARMS, 1201 OCEAN 314-ROOM APARTMEKT — Large vantage el the new lower prices. Aluml AVE. ONE AND TWO-BEDROUM OAR- rooma. Available Immediately, Call 741- Fully air-conditioned. Two-car ga- turn gutters never need maintenance. !ASH FOR OLD toy tralna. Ctat Iron DEN APARTMUNTa AVAILABLI!. ALL 2effi or M2-US0. rage. Just blocks from shopping, Available la beautiful whit* toy* and alot nnftftlnff. , * •"^C DWtWASUBRB, WASKCNa SURF BOARDS 7a-iM>. OARBAOB DISPOSAL. schools and transportation. Ask- PROWN'S BBACH, BROADWALX, ing $26,500, tl »raad It Red Bank HI-7JO0 Iff (NOW PLOW ~..~JMINO FOOL1 AND FAREH1Q COMMERCIAL RENTALS Oint BVBRlJimTNO — Antique Brand New RENT INCLUDIIS UTILITIES. APFL* STERLING THOMPSON china, (lauwan, bru-a-brao. Bteiu, APT. M, SUPERnrnrHDBNT DBKRABLE RIVER FRONT nilt» AND ASSOCIATES REALTORS old plpt>, carnival alaM."Oraodmother A COLLECTOR — Caah for Tiffany on tint floor In .the Tniler, Bulldm*. FAMILY eloek. otlentai rliga,- brew, copper VaOFF . L.C.T. and Tiffany etiMllo alj KEANSBURO -; UODSRN, TWO BBD- Call 747-1440. Hwy. 35 Mjddtetown 747-5600 plttnea. Candlettlcki, cut lien, old lampi, bronaee, etc. Call R0OM8. AIR ' CONDITIONED. !IN. watchee. Old booki. Muilo twx. etc. acEcurri omci (PACB—M JO OLD ROUND OAK TABLES — Picture QOTM 14 HANCOCK ST. teokleis PI. Aed Back. 690 so, B. to LARGE FAMILY — Will ap Browaere welcome. RUSCIL'S 8VCA- SEARS, ROEBUCK and CO, dlinlfled modern office bnllduii vita MonK QREBNS. lycamire Ave., Lit. framei. aiaaaware. china, oil lamps, 1500 Hwy. JS, MlddUtown, W.J. sic. 117 Main St. Port Honmoutu. 787' NEW LUXURY JH—ROOK APART- complete services. Carpeted thraugn- preeiat* the value in this ill itlver. M14U6. MINT — SUlly air Conditioned. Near nst. • • ' eut, wtat most attraeUve wall treai- older all year modernized CRAFTSMAN RADIAL ARM «AW — all transportation, 21 Leror PI., Ite< aunt and electrleal fixtures. CaU 7n- Practically new. 1129. Sea to appreciate. je^rjyfWMs WANTED — 7' pool table with Hate Bank. Call 741-1063 or JtfauO 1730 between i and 5:10. spacious horns in fine resi- Hd,, Llncren. top. oood to excellent condition. Call ftt Newman S4343S7. RKD BANK — Branch and Uadlaon V YOU ARE IHTXRXSTBD - In a IIORB aiectilc ranie, BO; Black Ave., spacloua one-and two-belroom irand new modern office space, well dential section. I foUaalrle, |20. Call Xh mi* tmT^im tissri r.fimTiiete*. S2B.M WANTED — Air oompreaaer, large unfurnished garaeo apartment, atartlni ocated In the center ot Red Bank, con- AD PLAN 3»1.2«03 n.p. Alan cement mixer. Utility trail- at nio. Apply AP". n rfoliy Pitcher raetuse for further Information. THX $31,500 including furnishings! fer,n?J. o.k«i« er, garden tractor, etc. 787-6180. Village Court or call Mr. Sam Lomaxio, DOWflTRA AOEMCy. 7414700. tUBClL'S 25 B. FronM t Bt, Red Bank. r WIDOW WITH NEEDY FAMIMr RED BANE — Store (or rent with ENNIS-VOGEL, REALTORS 41-1963, wishes double bed, living room couch rear parking-. 113 West Front SI. Call and wardrobe. Call 8*2-4142. RU1UON — Three-room apartment BONT T.V. Beady lot car. *125. eel Near transportation, Mapping, schools 741-1063 or 842-2110. '292 Norwood Avenue and ehuroh. nee oar aheltera avail- t aft:er «, 7U-0294. 7.000 FT. LIGHT manufactur in Deal, N. J. ^ able. Reaaonatbl*. Can J2S-3403 after loft* for lease. Can te leased separate- . YOU CAN NOW ©ETA SPECIAL PETS AND LIVESTOCK 9:30. • • - , > • ly, containing about S3O9 si. tt par .531-1234 HICKORY ._— _,„„„ floor. 747-lloa . vtn»«t In Early American furniture, KEYPORT REDUCED RATE IN OUR , one ecreen crib, 18. Smna. icceSoVfu. UP TO 30 per c«n IF YOU HAVE A POND BETSY ROBS APARTMENTS RJBD BANK — Downtown. Central lo- LAKBWOOD' — Lovely Cap* Cod on Cartlan, tW. On* ear- We have the TJuckl. 872.1773. STUDIO APARTMENT, AND TWOea,Uen- . Clreuud floor otQce spaee. Belns; three aores. Basement. Screened porch. BEDROOM AIR-CONDITIONED Excellent area. Only J12.800, ADORABLE — aermai) jhlpherd pupa. mmpletelT remodeled. Lane parking "MERCHANDISE FOR SALE" COLUMN APARTMENTS. BEB SUPERINTEN- lot JB&rlr qeenpaner. Reasonable rent. Sir weaka oM.'AKC ngUtend. Reaa«- DENT ON PREMISSa . Weisgold & Krupnick, Inc. 4M-93OT. able, 78MM2- . Air conditioned. CUAS U, TINDALL. Realtor, 741-9030. SKI DEAR SANTA KJANSBtma-Polnt Comfort Oirdeni. "BrbkiiT' One-and two-bedroom apartments. Heat, Chrlibnaa time l> drawing near. 2215 Hwy. 9 Lakewond Her* I alt wits dirty fur. . • hot water and alr-condltlDnlnK. Znqulr< Accessory BT Snorted w electric. After Rave mommy call Margie, make an 347 Creek Rd. or call 7Sr-4iS7. HOUSES FOR RENT BAVX frulUesa sours ot aearehlng 67 •m.. 291-nili. appointment tor me sending lor our trea comprehensive So I may be pretty beneath the tree. WEST END—Completely furnished gar- RED BANK — Available Feb. 16catalog. ; modest homes: palatial Rum CLEARANCE Profeulonal Grooming, appointment den apartment. WalMo-wall carpeting. Adults. Kitchen, dinette, three bed- non estates, waterfronts, lartna. Multlpte Sunken llvins mom. One bedroom. 222- SVSS only, Margie Bcbmklt, 787-56M. Large rooms, T% baths. 1150 plua utilities. listing!. walnul, breeda bathed and gro«med alia. Select H7B after 5 p.m. One month security. Owner. 22B-4MO. 8B HNDER JAZJ! BASS - Bicel ent cm- iroomlnt alda and collars. RAY STILLMAN. Realtor 3 LINES THREE—ROOM HOU8B — Ideal for dlllon, Muat aell. Wlttt eaae. »!«». Call TWO AND TTIIME—ROOM EFFI- OERMAN (HEPHERD HIPPIBB • — CIENCY APARTMENTS — With all one.or couple. All paneled Inside. S75 "Our 4Slh Tear" 141.5785 alter «p.m AKC Quaranteed. Breeder's code mprovements. M Main at, Keaniburi. per month Includes electric Available 648 awy. » Bhrewshurr 741-ei SEARS, ROEBUCK and CO. signed and adhered to. H25. 291-22H. Deo. IS. Call 7S7-7S78. lMO Rwr. M, UHJUlown; N.J. AUTOMATIC KEYPORT FOOD WARMER TOY POODLES — Male and females. CTJPLBX and two.bedroom garden SEA BRIORT-On heach. Unfurniihed Ifew three.hedroom lancB. Attached ga> apartment* Immediate and future oc- new three-room bouse, jear-round. rate. JlB.SOO. Mortgage available. 1 set. Jn good What a alttl You will be loved (oriver Bualneu or retired couple. $90 plus cupancies. Bee Manager at Terrace utilities. Mo peta. 7W-34M. AJTO DACHSHUND PUPPIES - ' " ' St., Red Bank or call UNION BEACH Whelped Oct. 31. Deposit will hold fcrr KEANSSURO — Four rooms and bath. K«* twobedrt&m house. Cotntt lot 33 Broad St. Red Panic TH-78«I Christmas. 871-2839 TWO-ROOM FURNISHED APART- Newly decorated. Adulta preferred. CortC&ce tvillablB. |U,600. Phoa* 3M< PUOS — AKC males, female. Fawn, MEOT — Oood location. All utilities, HS7. Eves., 2S4-S238 or 2M-83S9. ' 5 DAYS CHAIN LINK FBNCINa H PRICT! whelped on Nor. tth. reidy on Dec. J75 a month. 741-5529. IN BED BANK — English Tudor. urie dUtrlbutor hea leltomr from de- RED BANK — Three-room, ' unfur- ,JOB — dood work- vTlopmSt «alvanl»4 'l^n'S* '"E 2ROO>t BOU1 Colts Neck. 8(8-4955. Includes all utllltlei. Call before 0 a.m — For rent or sale. I12S to IU0 a RI.MBON — Older home in good con- General Contraeton Painting and Decorating or alter 8 p.m. MaiSia mouth. THB KmWAN 00. RjOAlr dition. For a large family. Within walk- 4. Additional linei ta Family Adt will be Adding Mtchlnet - Typewrters ESTATE APARTMENT — Available TORS, Belford, 787-5J0O. W. Keanaburf, Ing distance lo schools, stores and bus m-teCO. Haxlet. M4-11O0. line. Asking price 127,500. Call S42-1U7. $1.00 per line. < WOftKINQ MAN'S CONTRACTOR — THOMAS SLATB Jan 1st. References required. Adulta only. 741-5012, 7 to 8 p.m. ADWNO KACHINIB - Xfatl.nl. Repair*. Meionry. Small Free Estimates. CARRIAGHE HOUSE — On (arm inIMMEDIATE OCCUPANOY — New Tainting and Decoratll 5. Family Ads ara purchased {or five (5) days Jobs, too. W1-J711. MATAWAN-GLENM GARDENS Haveaink. Immediate occupancy, I*(iur Shrewsbury. New three-bedroom, two. e a Fully Insured 3% ROOM, AIR-CONDITIONED APART- bedrooms. Unfurnished, S200 a. month. bath ranch on one acre wooded lot VrV « £ MffiNT. BEE SUPERINTENDENT ON 191-0O8I. , Paneled family room with fireplace, ind they may be cancelled at any timt. No PREMIHKS. two-car garage. Lots of extras. $28,770. Pearl anil Bead Restrlnglng WE FRSQUBNTL1 BAVI APART- Call Bullc|er, 542-2717. refund or discount can be mad* If the ad is Air It Se« Travel R«**ivttlon» Insulation & Siding APARTMENT — Three rooms, fur- UKNTS AND HOUSIs-rurnlahed and MM, 1 wAEXEND — At Orosltng- nished or not, all utilities. Convenient, unfurnished for rent Come In and talk OCEANPORT THREE-BEDROOM—All cancelled. Expertly on braided nytom 11.60 a 73 Oakland St, Red Bank, after 6 p.m It over with us. TUB DOW8TOA srlck: ranch houae. Two tiled baths, six e?a .r are"d th?°orld In 80 dayi, INSULATION * BIDINO Cp"P. - strand. Sterling clean* from 75c. AOENCY, 01 B. rnnt 81., Red Baijk. large rooms. Satisfactory mortgage *t can aetvlc* ill your "cMfon Also windows, roofs, gutters, •le. LITTLE SILVER — 3 nice rooms, al 141-8700. 10-30 luarantees. Day or Mght RBUSSILLES,' 3«'Broad St., Bed terms given lo qualified buyer. 127,000. 4. No changai of copy can be mad* tn Family Adi. n«Ml, P*Ufsi» Travel. 74MW0. Bank. furnished. Utllltlei. Private entrances, 469-5175: 17S-S<07. Adam untmaysr 281-0, Call 741-OMO. 185 tn 1310 Per Month T.A. Oehlhaus Real Estate LITTLE SILVER — 2-story center hall RED BANK — Furnished three rooms RL 36 Leonardo Colonial less than 1 year old, 4 bed- Plumbing I Healing ana bath. All utilities. CaU 291-O48S rooms, 3V4 baths, paneled den, ror- Nursing Home 747-8320. mal dining room, 2 fireplaces, unusual- GET EXTRA CASH FAST WITH A RED BANK — •pour-bedroom home. ly large kltlhen. On private street, PLVUBINO — Heating anl bathroom TWO ROOMS — One mile north of remodeling. Qaratte Good residential area. Con water rights, Urge shade trees, W. per HOLMDEL NURBINO HOMB — Ao- Red Bank. Hwy. 33. Ideal for lady or venlent to shopping and transportation cent mortgase can be assumed. $47, "redlted for "killed nursing home lanuleman. Furnlsned. 741.3014. THB McOOWAN AGENCY 747-3OO0. 000. Write "H.M.", Box 520, Red Bank. care Hwy. 31, Holmdel. M8-4M0. CORRIGAN'S DAILY REGISTER CLASSIFIED AD! Building Contractor 137 Oakland St.. Red Bank 7(7-J7CH. M0RTOA0E ASSUMPTION — 1180COLT0 S HECK — Well kept Colonial ', — New homes, room ad- COMMERCIAL RENTALS assumes mortgage on four-bedroom home In excellent condition. Five bed- lnt and attic rooms, Hoodng, Siding ft Insulation home, on Howmru Ave,, New Shrews- rooms, three baths, two-car garage i oalrt and allera- Odd Jobs bury or will consider renting l'h and baxn. Located on 32 acres of Mon- option to buy. »42-4m slier 6 p.m. 014JSN CO.. INC. Rooting, suing A mouth County's finest sail. - Muet be YARDB, OBLL/UM, «arag«, Inaulauon Inatalled and guaranteed DISTINGUISHED MIDDLETOWN — Throe—bedroom seen to l>e appreciated. Phone for an TO PLACE YOUR AD CALL cleaned up. Have truok. rree lor 10 years. 175-0708. 3M-0MH. ranch. 1U. baths. Fireplace, recreation appointment; A. KOZICKY, Real El- /Cattmle lilt Contricton mate* lel-iUi alWr 3 P.tn. room. Washer, dryer. Built-in pool. tale, Rt. 35, Eatonlown, (42-2223. Eve- aa>mo — Alsoo, Dupont Teolar and I OFFICE 1^ acre plot. Occupancy. Jan. 1. nings and holidays call Carl Peterson UAIONRY - Alcoa. Work guaranteed. (71.2033. S42-2827. OXftAMIO TTLB nt carpentry. Paneling. Ilk* a modern clr rates. uS-UK, 741-2331. PROWN'S SPACE MIDDLETOWN — Small modem house. HOMES - FARMS — ACREAGE I Located In center of Red Bank Convenient location. 'Business or re- New Hat many good burs • Call LAM II Broad SL «M Bank Til-TMO | I butlaass district tired couple. W5. Phone 748-79M. RON. INC. REALTORS, FREEHOLD 4IMMID Painting and Decorillng Sewer Cleaning I All these futures provided: WANTEQ—Oaragft or other Indoor ator- * Central sir conditioning age space In Red Bank vicinity, for 20' IMMEDIATB OCCUPANCY JACK'S SEWEIt OLBANlml - With I . e gsM lervlce elevator sailboat from now through end ot win-Tlila gracious house features a foyer e Private .parking space ter, Holmdel, M1-M13, t to o, Evenings entrance, 1S'X13' formal dlnlnir ronm 741-6900 Bleotroo sewer Rooter, clllna all I household drains, plpu ana nwir| , o complete Janitorial service J22-7.™. with parquet floors, kitchen with built- e Individual Ihsrmoalatlcally con- in oven, range end dishwasher. Living lines. 071-MtO. - COTTAOD — Four rooms on eatate, room, paneled den with built-in book- INTKItlOR AND . -- Irollea hial, Batontown. Beautiful surroundings. Two FREEHOLD-BAYSHORE AREA CALL 566-7500 ng Aso «lcor»tln*. Our pflou W» e Wall-to-wiU earpetlni shelve^, thiee bedrooms, family room, adulu preferred. References. Call 541. 1H baths, ecreened-ln porch, and par- cheaper than UiMrfc Oall *taek Pylnt- Ttl. Atuiwrjng Servlcei Call tor »iipolnlment lo Inspiot 0(21 after 4. EntorUlnment ing Co. for free estimate, 7ti-W0. tial basement. Lovely area. Trans- LONG BRANCH AREA CALL 222-0010 t secretary. N» MM I AVAILABLE JUNE 1 It-Two bedroom ferred owner asking M3.M0. WALKER 747.1100 living room and kitchen. Enclr ' - WALKBR, Realtors, Mlddletown- hour answerlnil porch. All improvements. laT-OJe*. --jlmdel. Multiple Listings and Trade- EVENINGS and WEEKENDS CALL 741 -1110 |M>ro*4M. JUdBank Monmouth Ave., », Ketnalurg, ins. Band (ol Catalog, efll-jsil. Yubt Party Slated lS-M«mJa7, Dec 12,1&6 JH? jDAILY. BEGISTER ti Auxiliary School Vote , BEACH - TDe ttgui DAILY CROSSWORDi yl 0* BtyshMe Com Deadlines ACBMM .Won .tot*. mf gMpiitl Ausllitry will 48, Bum U *«*.' to Pete1* Utli, tomo tool M. Mandate* wind* Approaching 8. One kind DOWN It. Incite ti. rtw »t 1p.m. 1. Brlr« back 21 Stir FREEHOLD-Monmout of fountain . After the business meeting, 9. Goddess of 2. Skill up (SKiiimks. party will be held, i CouiUy Superintendent of School agriculture 3,New 2i.Littl« which * covered dish supper w Earl A. Garrison today announce 10. Test Zealand bland be lerved. , v reminders that deadlines for can 12. Wheaten parrot 26. One didates to file for school boarc flour: India, 4. Plural kind REAL ESTATE WANTED 13. Desired aiding of cat elections, and for unregistered, Satardajr's JUswer voters to qualify, are fa strongly 5. Insecticide ST.BkiU- ftBAL ESTATE WANTED — W« hav dispenser ful 40, European By REG SMYTUB rtidy buyers for homes from He< approaching. M. Ruthenium: ANPY CAPP Ilirawlbury thru ftumson, from HD.CC sym. 6. Openings 23, Reds. country: to 1100,000. Tor expert, courteous tei abbr. Vice, let ui help you In deciding The deadline for both candi 15. Long, round T. Bird of ' blues. ;$Alt»VB*VE KNOWN) - MUTOur horns' or property, dates and registrations for regior scarf . peace , gTeens.etc *l.Hareiit HEY/A.ISTBR WHITE/ ; ADAMS AGENCY al school districts is 4 p.m., Ja 16. Part of 8. Exact satis- 30. Comes in room , MISTER CAPP WANTS ;V«A«AKH> • •"•'' ' Realtor-Insurer theUX. faction for SI, Fish net .42. Solemn I Howard Ave. New Shrewsbury 5. Regional school elections wi 34,Cyprtnoid promisp' SOME STUFF ON tO**» Open I days. be held Feb. 7; others, Feb. 14, IT. Offspring; 9. Wrists 20. German- 11. Borders . fish 44. Man's NEED VACANT LAND Candidates may both obtain an ium: sym. 13. Policeman. 36. Leg Joint nickname let or Urn tneu. Call MUl ~ lUjiLTT sn-sia. file petitions with secretaries o 21. Japanese receptacle 1 X I • 5 It t t BNTW -NB1DBD — Two an the respective boards. Candidates v 22. Sets //t lAi«e*be STAM OF NEW JER8EY with or claims against the boards. colony, E. . Notice IB hereby given that leali Drawings for ballot positions Canada, % YA feldB will be received by the Board 17 1''A6 to Chosen Freeholders of the County are under direction of each 29. French \S Monmoutti •• tor the Reconstruction Islands YA •rl4ie-#F-13 on County Route #53 board secretary and are to b ^^ Freehold Township, Monmouth Counl 32. Music noto a V,3.,.m.ti opened and read In rubll held, in regional districts, at S3. City: Kan, % In tile Hall of Records. Main Street p.m., Dec. 30, and in other dis- U th » Freehold, • N.J., on Tuesday Dec. SC 35. An tiered uiuTat 0:00 o'clock, p.m. Frevalllni tricts, at 8 p.m., Jan. 6, Draw- animal % % YA By WALT DISNEY ings are to be open for public 37. Medical li- i4 n M it MICKEY MOUSE * Plans, specifications and form abbrevia- % bid. .contract and bond lor the propoi observation. st »4 wofk; prep-ared by H. Uroy Marti Candidates may serve as thei tion n lfbnniouth County Engineer, have beet 38. Music nota tuied In the office of said Engineer, own challengers at polling place ft 1ft Mje Hall of Records aforementioi 39. Thin cloth and may: be impeded by proipectiv and, may appoint one additional WIMRI durtat business hours. Bidder of Indian %41 •111 be furnished vftth a copy of th challenger for each polling place. silk' » m Mans and •peclfiisUons by thB Count: Engineer upon proper notice and pa Names of challengers are to be 41. Baking- Suat; or » Tee of Vive Donate. (55.cn given to board secretaries in re- chamber 44 44 payable ' to. the Monmouth Count Treasurer ', gional districts by Feb. 2, in oth 43. Maples, 4S 4k f SM*'< .roust' be. made on stannari ers, by Feb. 9. oaks, b faposal forms In the manner deslg -chestnuts Sated therein and required by tni Persons seeking appointment Y6>rs sf the County, of Monmoutli secretaries. lit!mu« be accompanied by a bonding Voters may register In munic certificate and* certified check, drawn Bridge Advice to the order ot Monmouth County al offices and at the county Seuurer, for not less than Ten Pe: CenTd"*) ot the amount bid and bi board of elections, Hall of Rec delivered' at the place and on the now SboVe Mliied. The standard proposal ords, Freehold, weekdays until By ALFRED SHEINWOLD forms will be furnished upon applies. :30 p.m. To be eligible, voters Sooner or later in every bad Hon t1o the County Engineer. East dealer By SAWDERS and OVERGARD , The right Is reserved to ««« a must be 21 years of age and resi- drama one of the chief charac- »r 111 bfds U deemen to the Interest East-West vulnerable STEVE ROPER dent in the state six months, and ers buries his face in his hands NORTH. ounty, 40 days. ind wails, "Where did: I go • AQ2 rong?" You sometimes see it VAK42 ' V WUH L. ULWCH, Clerk t the bridge table, as in to- O-A54J HE 1 L31 13 * ' jay's hand. J10 is THIS paw-riwr CALLED i TAX SAtE NOTICE Bendix Backs WEST * EAST HIM5EIF MIKE SMITH? OF Real Istate In the Borough of My friend, Ronald Blau, played • 943 * 6 Little" Blrer for Non-payment ol Taxes . Engineering and by Richard Ben- West's last trump. That's a trick he cannot lose. PhUlo Nailer Rumson ; Road, amin, assistant professor of elec Block 31 (37) Lot It (32), tU-M Impossible Feat DAILY QUESTION Wneatlie sale tskes place, payment :ronic engineering at the c^j Unfortunately,' South couldn't Dealer, at your right, bids ef all 'taxes' or .assessments, costs and The material being studied cov- Interests mutt tie paid by the purchaser get to his hand. He had to lead one diamond. You hold: Spades before the conclus on of the sale, other- ers such topics, as the quantum wise the property will be Immediately heart from dummy, with just —K J 10 8 7 5. Hearts-5. Dia- theory of solids; statistical phys- he K-8 of trumps in his hand, monds-8 7 6. Clubs-5 4 2. What Tt any time before the sale, the cs; physical properties of semi collector will receive payment of the [f South ruffed low, West would do you say? amount due, together with Interest and :onductors; the design of junction iver-ruff; and 'if South ruffed costs Incurred to the date of payment Answer: Pass, if you are the Witness my hand and seal this 10th Jevices, such as diodes, transis- •ith the king, West's nine would average player In the average fur ot November. 1W«. ors, and semiconductors. CALVIN A. ROWE become the high trump. game. This hand is worth a bid Collector . Laboratory use is offered. Stu- only if you use the weak jump Nov. 28, Dec. »• 12. 1» ., W "Where did I go wrong?" Blau ents are encouraged to carry ilurted out. • ' overcall, and you'd better be non- MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST lut individual research projects, The odds are that we'd have vulnerable to make a jump bid N«>, UNABLE 10 STOP, THE'STICK- rOWOFUl riUNGER CIEABS iome of which have facilities pro- done the same thing, but 'It's on this junky hand, MEK"HIT HIR LIKE SLOCKING BACKS rided by the college and somi CAROL HAS IN AM END-ARQUHO PtAVi CLOCCEDTOILETS tided by the Bendix Semiconduc- TO tor Division. •: THROUGH THEOPENIM& students can only pbtairi under- SONG, BUT. The course will continus until DURING THE.' next June. It is given on a gradu DANCE. . ate level, but at the present time ROUTINE SHE SUDDENLY graduate credit. FREEZES"! Senior Citizens Plan Activities UNION BEACH - The Senio Citizens, meeting in their new home at 903 Union Ave., an nounced that 16 members pla NIVEK AGAIN that sick fo«lfng to attend a meeting of the Mon THE PHANTOM By LEE FtLK - wh«rt your toilet ovirflowt mouth County Senior Citizens i Long Branch on Friday, Dec. 30, AS THE flSM5W(WiW77E? TOILAFLEX at 2 p.m. THE Mteess euKK' __ B Plunger New committee members ap Toile1 t Su ffAHtS- Unlike ordinary plungers, Ibilaflex pointed include George Jackson, dots not permit compressed air or messy water to splash back or escape. house chairman; Mrs. Laura With Tbilaflu the lull pressure plows Leone, entertainment; Walte through the clogging mass and Black, publicity; and Mrs. swisbes it down. Ella Nelson and Mrs. Hilda Ellei • SUCTION-RIM STOPS SPLASHBACK sen, sick and welfare. • CENTERS ITSELF, CAN'T SKID AROUND • TAM RED TAIL GIVES AIRTIGHT FIT A Christmas party will be hel • Oetthe Genuine Tollmen1 tomorrow afternoon, at 1:30 pm, *2« AI HAH0WAM JTOHIS in the clubhouse. Mrs. Leone U in charge of arrangements. —ADVERTISEMENTS— —ADVERTISEMENTS— lUANT. l'MNCTTHE CWiy Science Shrinks Piles IN1HIS BLOCK WITH CRAVONS'" New Way Without Surgery POGO By WALT KELLt T NOT NEGEGSARliy- "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceeati EVlPENCEf WHAT YOU WH0VHI8 Stops Itch-Relieves Pain ID HANS A RAP U BAt6 DIP IT/ / XN6ED IS ACW- AW6PQIL UMrWER Tuesday, December 13 «e» York, N. T. (5p.cl.ll _ For the • a thorough that auffereri maji -1MB CASE? 8rst time science has found a new astonishing statements like "Pile: ' healing substance with tha atton- have ceased to be a problem!" Present—For You and Yours •.. Keep the, es- PEUNKUPALUOUe lahiTifr, ability to ihrink hemor- The secret is a new healing BUD- teem of those around you by exercising tact and rhoids, atop itching, and relieve stance (Bio-Dyne») — discovery oi tolerance. There's a wealth of good reading in new pain-without surgery. a world-famous research institute, books as well as the old stand-bys and radiations In cas« after case, while gently This subiUnce is now availabl suggest delving into some of them. Study and re- relieving pain, actual reduction in luppoiitorv or otnfmaitl form (ihrinkage) took place. under the name Preparation H9 search are both under excellent rays. Now is the , • Wait mazing of all—results w«fa At all drug counters. time to mail those Christmas cards. —ADVERTISEMENTS— —ADVERTISEMENTS— The Day Under Your Sign

Arln.BotnMir.2lle Apr. I? Libr.. Sept. 23 to Oct. 21 ^b Stop Fbora someone whom you Show a sincere Interest in your haTen't Ken since last Christ- boss's conversation. It wil] pay mas. Your call will be welcome. Bood dividends. Taurus. April 20 la Miy 20 Scorpio. Oct. n to Nov. 21 MARK TRAIL By ED DODD fhortness Of Breath, Gasping If children at ndshbaTS set on Use • little flaltergr to promote your personal ambition. It will jour' nerves,' you,11 just have •o a long way. to bear the annoyance. ' 1 HUNT D$ /W3OSE ALL $6t Mr In Asthma Attacks Gsminl. M.y2l to Jun. 21 Sagittarius. Nov.22 to Dtc21 MX LI(=E,MARKi..I A bartain is worth tmclinf Relatives can be annoying* u KNOW WHERE HE SO, JPonmh Doetori Preicribe Most Openi Locked Bronchial Tubes. \down, but be certain to chedc we all (now. Con't'M them IN WINTER..yDU STAY quality carefully. take advantsge of owu. ' WITH NANCY/ ;; Stops AtUclci. Restores Free Breathing In Minutei. Cancer. Jun« 22 to July 21 You rasy have to wait forwlist' Capricorn. Dae. 22 to Jan, 20 rW Yofk, N.V.-A modern medical tablets called PrirasteneO. you want but don't let the de- Don't let money matters as-' formula has proved amazingly Prlmatene promptly opens up Isy discourage you. aume undue importance. This affective In relieving shortness of locker! bronchial tubes and keepl L.o. July 22 to Aug. 21 is the- season to be nenerous. .Breath and difficulty in breathing them open for hours. Trapped nlr Is Friction with tuperiori it work Aquarius. Jan. 31 to F.b. If (Or asthma sufferers, It stops chok- released. You c«n breathe in nnd ittmi to tw imminent Try to Be softhearted but not soft' ISg'.aitftck* In minutea and restores out freely again. It loosens nhlegm. avoid irguncnti, liesded, Stand up (or your normal breathing-again, Prompt. Calms panic. Brings you back to rights; no one else will, an help* severe attacks from even normal /"«'• Taken as directed, Virgo. Aug. 32 lo S.pr. 22 Piici. F.b, 20 to. M.rch 20 Martlng. ' Frlrnatene Is so safe it can now be Control your emotions as • Embrace cullursl opportunities aold without prescription In most foolish notion could be ritlur around you. Join a. worthwllllo ' Thlf formula Is so effective dub, (crasps. lectors prescribe It more than •titeii Always carry FrlmiUna i now. •ny' othtjv It cdmti fn tiny with you. Kit, VtHUkm Vrnma Erndiat* THE DAILY REGISTER Monday, Pee-13. Program Listings TV Hi At The Through Christmas WWOTV ,mA maa*rrfar• APTMNOON' *-F!lm—Tnt Moo from Colorado— mote of their mademp antics.' (Color). •The Fantasticks' William .MalskMO nin. S-Mdy QrJM|h^ TitMM -8«irdi Wr Tomorrow DRIVE-IN- 31-Fllm Feature ll-Honey Wnt^-Myil.ry gestures and words, becoming a* Impossible as he. (Color), , Alv*rez Kelly 7;10i 11:19:. Ttu« oo the record breaking musical hit ed for production at the Play- *-Jwiralpr c«mirv-Muile-Coter Jlr-Fllm Short 7-ftKiM Knows Rat e. Couch 11:25 "The Fantastickj" for two weeks house to coincide with the Holi-^ 7-Weomer-Antolne-Cotor •": ' ' »:« 8:1W (7) - The Rat Patrol ••jfl*, D»t*ievll Re*c«« Raid." •-Joe Franklin— Interviews—Color Fans of the series get a Une on Sgt. Troy they've never seen FREEHOLD beginaing tomorrow. day season because of its sulta-" tt-Amerlcon tlvlllmlkin 7-Lecol News-Color l«:00 11:4) f:M / before when he and Sgt. Moffit come to blows. The crisis be- FREEHOLD- "The Fantasticks" is in its sev- bility for family enjoyment •'-• J-Guldlnj Llghl-Serlet 1-To Tell Till Truth-Gams—Color One Spy Too Many 8:<»; Hofl Pan- S-Paul'WInchell-Color t-Rim For Your Ufe-Drama~Color tween them is real — Troy wants Moffit to locate an ancient enth year of a sellout run in New Producers Barbara Ley and " 13:SS 11—Three SIOOOM—Comedy 7—Big Volley-Weslern-Color - dleo 7:00: 10:29 4-Nm-Edwin Nrmn 1*-Carloons-Clilldren * Koinan road that can carry vital heavy supplies through the York. It is the record holder Philip Dorian said, "Here Indeed"',, - 1:10 11—Perry Mattn-Mystery ASBURY PARK 31—Film Feature •- t-M'totiell Krouss desert, and Moffit wants to locate his missing archeologUt as the all-time longest running is a musical-comedy with some- 1— N«ws—Jensen, Murray 1:45 LYRIC- k' *-»>DI»-G(ims-Col«i> 7—flews—Peter Jennings 47-EI Ablimo-Str'ol lather, flown in for the same purpose but probably captured Shameless Oil Lady sS»; T:S: •:»; play or musical in New York. thing for everyone. There must 5-Rlm-TmirN and Oo- K-Frlendly Giant-Children The Asbury Playhouse produc- Jadc Howklne-2 tin., 30 mln. by the Germans (Color). ' MAYFAIR- be a reason why a show can run «F—Storts-Fousto Mi'-mdo Hotel Panitlio 2:0O: 7:00: II tion Is the only all professional 7—WI»B rasey—bramo 47—Mew Jersey Today It:* , M:10 (7) — Felony Squad. "Fear Below!" Tense and seven years in New York. We_ lMll<»Wr»tiTKllMllll<»Wl»t> I One Spy Too llftny S:45; 8:45. EVENINQ I-I're Got A Secret-Color euspenseful cops and robbers yarn. Detective Jim Briggs is producuon this dose to Newhope the Monmouth-Ocean Coun- lS-Roundabout-Chlldren 31—Safe Driving NEPTUNE CITY 1:1) 2-New-Jlm Jensen-Color 47— Film—Coohira Recomendado— i shot pursuing a thief and Is left to die In a deserted sewer York. ty public will find out Why at the IS-Sounds To 5ov-Etucolli>n 4—News—Jim Horti—Color Andres Mo|uto-« mln. complex. (Color). , NEPTUNE COY— "F«at«stidB" was written by Asbury Playhouse." 1:31 7-Flim-Moanlllcent Matador-' The Alphabet MuMen 6:45; Harvey' Schmidt and Tom Jones. J-Ai Tht World Tumi Anftony Qulnn-M mln.—Color J—Newt-rTom Duniv-Color ' i lsll-10 (2) — Family Affair. A few engaging moments in Liquidator 7:01; U:K 4-1 ii't Mate A Owl-Color •-Laurel And Hardy 4-News-Mc6e*-Color These two young writers and 11—Pirn—Early to »fd— Il-News-Morttn O'Horo S-Nsws this light tittle tale about teenager Cissy, who wants to write BRICKTOWN Mary Roland—90 mln. H-WMTs Neft-CMIdrtn 7—Ntws-fllll BMjtel, Murphy an English paper about the life of French, the butler. White BRKKPLAZA- composers are represented now Owners' Unit lJ-Und'rjhxiii'm Sdenct Jl-Coromunlty Adkn Martin-Color Cissy follows him about on his day off, she interviews the ttau Acme Ine Blrer 7:00; 10:%;on Broadway by the new hit "I J1-Profile-Interview ~ -Hem Meymr—Intwvlew • 9-^Film-^WalK Into Hell— ' Ipcmf FOs SiM Do. I Do." Previously they had Chips Rafferty—1 hr., 55 mln.—Color butler's friends including a Miss Faversham, played by movie) TOMSSIVER M-f»orlom Franco!! I * 'Leal News-John Tlllmon 11-Fllm—Sally* Irene and Mary- actress Heather Angel (Color) written "110 in the Shade." Slates Party Alln Faye-W mln. COMMUNITY- The Fantasticks" was their first 1l-W«olh«r-Vlylaii Farror li:« 10-11 (2) - To Ten Tht Tram. (Return). Back as a replace- Tlw Uquldalonr T:B: 1:19 ' WEST KEANSBURG — The *-Weoth«r—Field—Color and biggest hit I:* ment for the canceled Jean Arthur Show, this sturdy veteran West Keansburg Park Home Own- 1-Pouv»rtf-Oam*-Cotor • «-fimttton«»-Cart«m-Color S-Merv GnKln-Varlely North of Red Bank 4-Oays 01 Our Llys*-C«k» t-fllnr' Msduso Against the Son ol 7-WeotHir-Antoln^-Color of the game show circuit returns to the air tonight. Host Bud Among the songs flora this tele ers Association will hold its sec- - 7-Ntwlywed Sotnr Heraitot-ttldwrtiI HaHorrtton-Par r fr. t 11:13 CoIIyer and panelists Peggy Cass, Kitty Carlisle, Orson Bean MIDDLETOWN of young love and innocence are ond annual Christmas party Sun- V-Dlvorce Court-Oroma Color 4—News—Pmsmon—Color "Try to Remember" and "Soon Jl-Centrol Psyehsleov , 7-Local News-Bill, Beutel. and Tom Ponon are all back at their usual stands, coping with - day at 2 p.m. in the Palmer re—Color Murphy Martln-tolor TOVN- H-Hltw Jersey Somkt more than their customary problems with two of their pujzling Not With sir Wire You Don't «:»; It'* Gonna Rain." Several other Lounge. ' n-Exptortng Our Lnitwogi H-fllm Short memorable tuna are in the 47-OlM<>-Tetn-2aclierley 4-5porh-TeaB»e—C'-lor guests. One is identifying an invisible Betta Davis from the M.iB; Mister Buodwlnr 8 Jo' The association announced that *-H«iiie Pcrlv-Ceier , MS voices of Kaye Baliaid, Pat Bright and Miss Davis; and the ' ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS •core, and the "Rape Ballet" Is the Monmouth County Bookino 4-Doclon-Strial-CDlor n-Newt-Paul Monachsr I—Film—The OngOn Triol— ATLANTIC- . an exciting feature ol the show, 7-TIIM For Us-Strial 1M Frrd MacMurroy—1 dr., ^J mln^- other is guessing the Identity of Barney Hill, the man who OS Oscar 7:00; 11:00: tbe FortiuM bile will be at Curren St and IJ-Huimnllln-Eihicatlsa 1 Mini Hoasaner-Color Color Oookh »:0o. •Ttw . Fantasticta,'" running Essex Ave. on Thursday, Jan.. 4-Nt*t-C|Ml Huntley, David 4—Johnny Carson—Variety—Color claims an adventure aboard an interplanetary spacecraft with JI-Fllm Short .' •ttikhwCoK 7—Film—She Played with Fire— his wife. (Color). HAZLET through Christmas Day, will be S, between 3:20 and 4:15 pjn. • SMdlalA Navv^omed Jack Hawkins—I hr., 50 mm. LOEVS DRIVE-IN- presented Tuesdays through Sat- Next scheduled stops are Jan. 19. T-News-Marlens SnnitrM •-Captain Amtfloa-Colar U:N 10-11 (7) - The Big Valley. "A Day of Terror." A sub- 47—News—Jo» lanw Thli Pnpeitr ts Oomleimrtd 1:10: H-HiKMebnTy Hwnd-Carteon-Cotor stantially interesting drama which relies on the talents of «:U; Hiked Prey *HB urdays at 8:30 p.m. and Sundays and Feb. 2 and 16. 1-To Tell Th» Tru'lh U-felk Guitar lit—Mullc Barbara Stanwyck and guest star Colleen Dewhurst playing at 7:30 p.m. There will ba mati- The next regular. association •VAnomer world-Coltr at—nun Ftotvrt S-Peter ewm-Mvs'ssry PLAZA- meeting is slated for Monday. 7-Omerol Hntiplfal T:B »-Mem And Weoitw- strong-willed women pitted against each other. They'come to Otsee Bottom Boat 1:00; «:»: f—Wm—Crime of Ponton— grips when Victoria and Audry arrive at the church to teach H*Ter Ito Late 140 Jan. 2J, In Palmer Lounge. ' Barbara Stamvrcfc-^W nd «-Wew»-Bet Teoou—Color 11-Pionel Potrsl-chlUnii I-Ollllagnt Iskno-comedv-Color a Bible class and find the notorious Ma Morton (Miss Dew- KEYPORT 3 Firemen l*-*r) And »i ^^kCortieaYColoeCi Y r 1iW STRAND— 31-Colleos HuiranltlM 5—Trut5Truth Or ConsConstquencMt QQuit-Color hurst) and ber outlaw sons, one of whom ii badly wounded. Church Women S:XS 77—IroI nH Hone-Wetrtm—ColoW r 1:11 (Color). , Breattilese 7:05: loao; lUalncota Awarded Pins l-News-Cdwardl-Color f-FIW>-««r 11 Men- 3-Newt 1 EAST BRUNSWICK ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS , Grew Garten—* hn.—Color ^^Tn^*TfM WlCwVfl vO TO fffviH * To Elect Staff *-Edot Ol Nldit-Sertal II—Mumleri Comedy Marino VMy-fO mln, 1UKNPIKE- Garrett P. Rossi was awarded a 4-You Don't Sayl-GaiM-Caler 13-N.ET. Journal 1:N oumooOUTDOOaH • Hotel FFusuileo T1M; S-year service pin at the annual MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — The 5-Ctiuck McCmnwColer tl-On TM Job-Fins Oept. S-fVm-SMe Stret*- - Concert at School Thursday 1OHO; One Bpj Too X«ny «:» 47-Jpant* Dranna-Serlal Parley Cnmoer-1 lir, 3S mln. INDOOR • Hotel Ftndlslso 1:30:1110; Christmas party of Hose Co. 1,wctnen of Cross of Glory Luther, 7-NUrses-«erlal > NEW SHREWSBURY - The One Spy Too Many «:M H-BoM-Corfoont-Celor concert in the school auditorium belli in Cedar Inn, Highlands. an Church will elect officers for SI-Ttodier Trail*!! 7—Run, Buddy. RufH-Comtdy-Color J-Wlm-Jk Bucket at Bktod- music department ol Monmouth at 8 p.m. Thursday. PERTH AMBOY the coming year at a meeting 4-1 Dream Of Jeannle-Color AMBOYS DRIVE-IN- 9-Secrat Shmn-Serlal-Qiier I—Sectti'Aixnt—Adventuri < . Dick Mllhr-ihr..J mln. Regional High School will pre- The first of- a series of three Receiving B-year pins were Tuesday, Dec. 20, at 8 p.m. in Cartooo 7:00; Tezu Acrou the 4-Matdi Corns—Cel« 11-ftrtty btllw-Comedy »-nim—Them's Mag>< Ui Music— sent its sixth annual Christmas concerts, the presentation will William McGloughlin and Everett the home of Mrs. Norma Lond- 5-Sandy Redier-Calir'• • it-PerttWor-OIKiiulon Rlnr TM; 11:01; Hie Act ol love 7-Dark StmkMt-SirM Allan Janet-I tir.. 15 mln. include, for tl)e first time, a Curry. ner, 33 Icemeadow La, 47-<>tPt BWldt-Comedy 4'Jt MAJESTIC- 11-Elghlh Moft-CdrtJOJ > I-Utdlle Ball-ComeiJ/r-Color »-Hlm-«1rol|l lt from Ihe Shaulder- 9 school orchestra along -with the' Born Free 4:00: 7:00; 10:30; trouble Thomas Jennings. Joseph Caru- Following the, business meet- Il-Araund Ttii dock I nootr Miller—Vorl«fy-Color Ratoh BeHomy-1 hr.. IS mln. Thomas Skk chorus and concert band. They With Anieli 2:00; 8:35, so and (William Posten were in Ing, the group will hold its annual' TSfPltBtld TUMDAV will present an evenirig of selec- MENLO PARK Christmas parly. -News—Floy*- Mr-CDlor Il-Or. NkbK-Orarna charge of arrangements. en . It-Arl Of Fllm-Oscusslon tions celebrating the Christmas CINEMA- S-Fllm-TM Wary BrTaw*- Jl-Eye on The Unlwie Tha Professional! 2:11: 4:18: ra« r Is Weighed and Hanukkah holidays. »:34. t^Siallwrilxdhaist-C 9 Robert Wimmer will direct the 7-ftoJect Kww-Ed'Kalllon As 'Tasteless band.. Paul Bartlett will direct odality Slates the chorus. Soloists will be Deb- S^ltw^p^KflWi Pwuo By CYNTHIA LOWRY Christnuu Party WMlBt READE HORSE - PET 4-Ttdqy-Color orah Hall and Melvin Owens. 7-Am iolhem-Comedy NEW Y0RK "HALF A SIXPENCE" l-UKk Up-«yttery of songs and went through a sill; SVHMTS OMV-Om *»-MOVB AT MB t-Whlriytirde-Advinnire baHet satire, but her special tal- ing further investigation. CHOICE SEATS STILL AVAILABLE ents wetel never really tapped. SJWMMM«MM»M ATBOXOFHCE-$12.50-S13.5l)-$15J0 The »itffla*wkpte*t least twi« 4-Ntwi-Alei Gll*rj-Color laughed before they heard thd AtlflmATLANTIS HtuhHNHU maitC! Mike McCMkm punch lines, so familiar wen IJ-Scleilcelaiia—Education most of the jokes. NOW • Jock LoiMtioii "AMONG THE GREAT i-CaniU Camera 4-€ye Gusa-Gnne-Color YeBterdtry afternoon, NBC'* "THE FORTUNE COOKIE' — BOTH IH COLOR— MOVIES OF ALL TIME ^pww Gunn—Mystery "Frank McGee Reports" beat CBS Pl» . "TH! OSCAR" - Color if-nim-fvmgoll- to the screen with a half-hour re- THE NAKED PREY John Borrvnwre—M mln. REGARDLESS Il-Cooi Ttirse-Pollce port on the competition to get H-^artomPranca's'll there first with a supersonic pas- OF SUBJECT!" 10:13 senger jet plane. CBS will treat . ... Vonocur-Color the subject in "The Supersonic SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT! 2 Days Only! 1>-Ploces In The Nevn THt WALTER WAOE . I>:N Race''vtomorrow night Wed. & Thins., Dec. 14 & 15 ORGANIZATIQN PMSENTS t-BtyVrly HHIbllllH ' This promises to be a big weel 4-Concenlrotlan-Color . ' SHOWS AT 7:15 and 9:35 5-BoW Jaumiy—Travel , for airplanes in connection with 7-eirl Talk-Ponet drama. Last night's "FBI" on Il-Mack And Myer-Comtdy "AHOMG THE GREAT MOVIES — ABC was a murder story tha 11-CWIOOCis-Chlld're'n-Oolor began with a planted bomb on i U-Enplerlng Math ^^ 11:00- plane, and tomorrow night's t^Aody GrIHIth-Camedy "Doomsday Flight," the second *-Pot Boom—Vorlety^Color ' S-Cartoons-Chlldren - of the two-hour "Movies Made^for 7—SuBermorket Sweep TV" on NBC is entirely concerned II—Bill Blery-Color IIM with a bomb, this one planted on tost.Matt M-Porteni Francois Ml • a passenger plane by a madman. Il-Vndentaiujlng Science ——- AT AJ.T.'s —— t-OIck Von Ovke-Cenied/ 4—Hollywood Squires—Game Color CALENDAR f-Oiuck McCann-OWdnm Festive Side NEPTUNE CITY 7-Oatlng Game BOTH DAYS {-World Adventures-Color C«Mtr M Rt. 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